there is a crowded field this year, with 14 democrats in the running for the chance to be the democratic nominee. the front-runners are lieutenant governor john fetterman, state representative malcolm kenyatta, conor lamb and val arkush. on the republican side, the pool of candidates includes some eyebrow raising names like former tvim mehmet oz. an unusual and inevitable piece missing from the race is donald trump s two cents. after the candidate he endorsed dropped out, he s remained uncharacteristically quiet, at least for now. joining me is the aforementioned lieutenant governor john fetterman of pennsylvania, one of the democratic candidates for the united states senate. paint for us, please, my
several other similar explosions yesterday. but all of this was under water, jim. what this really speaks to is how, yes, flood waters have come and gone, but now you see house after house where the people who lived there are basically going through their belongings to see what, if anything, can still be saved. and at the same time, we re also told by the new jersey governor s office that now the death count in new jersey alone is now at least 25 people with at least six people still considered missing in other communities, not here where we are right now, but this is days after the storm has swept through the region. people are just now beginning to pick up the pieces. and for so many people, what little they had is gone. goodness, yeah, a fire in the midst of a flood. paolo sandoval, thanks very much. another hard-hit area is montgomery county, pennsylvania. joining me now is dr. val arkush, chair of the board of