now, they say they have a little more than $102 million in the bank. we begin here with trump 2020 communications director tim murtagh on the money raise. happy new year to you. happy new year to you, blake. blake: those are big numbers. you guys reported 46 million in q4. 143 million raised for the year. a little more than 100 million in the bank. those are big numbers. this is the most amount of money a presidential election campaign in history. $142 million. more than george w. bush or barack obama, preceding their elections. that is a big number. that is the most important number. we have $102.7 million in the bank. blake: essentially a profits of a is about. you bring in fund-raising. spend stuff on rallies and events going forward. what will you use it on then? beauty, the money we re talking about in the fourth quarter, the cash on hand, this is not even to count what the rnc raised as well. when those numbers come out for the fourth quarter, you will see a reall
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affected by that has ballooned and numbers ahead of the play off game. complete news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2news at noon. good afternoon, i am tori campbell, a deadly crash is under investigation as they look into the possibility the driver was part of a sideshow and they are looking into that. we have this report on that. yes, they are looking into whether this is a sideshow. now the girl died and police are investigating whether they were part of the sideshow. we were not here but we here about it and we check the utube videos when we hear about it. now the driver was wearing a seat belt but the passenger was not and several people scattered when police came and would not talk. they have been repairing the fence here. we did hear they have video but have not seen it yet. back to you. thank you, a hearing was held for the boy who set him on fire. his attorney asked the judge to send the case to juvenile court. no decision was made and th