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the impression out there, based on polls, even eight months ago in that new york times siena college poll in which a generic democrat beats donald trump, whereas president biden was trailing trump in five of the key swing states, and there were many people who polled higher and even recent polls after the debate that showed other democrats could pull higher or are polling higher. granted, that's all hypothetical, because they're not the candidate. do you think the internal chatter and debate is warranted right now? >> well, i'm really glad you brought up polls because today i urge everyone to look at it. emerson had a poll out, and guess what? the only one within striking distance of trump was joe biden, our very wonderful governor. he was down eight points. kamala was down six points. gretchen whitmer was down ten points. joe biden was behind him within the margin of error, three points because people know that he can't deliver and they are beginning to see all this piling on and they don't like it. they know what that feels like. they know what it feels like to be bullied and pushe

a new new york times siena college poll is adding fuel to the fire, finding president biden trailing former president trump by nine percentage points among registered voters and by six points among likely voters. the poll was conducted in the days following the debate and shows mr. trump widening his lead, compared to a times poll from before the debate in washington. alice barr nbc, bay area news. the road to paris beginning in the bay area for two paralympic athletes, will introduce you to a volleyball player and wheelchair basketball player both chasing the gold in the summer, plus a moving ceremony in the east bay. dozens sworn in as new american citizens just ahead of the july 4th holiday. s happened in the area of 14th street and buena vista way. nbc bay area's christie smith spoke with neighbors and law enforcement about that tense situation. reporter well, this began before 11:00 this morning, and the situation went on for hours, with portions of the neighborhood lined with police tape and neighbors seeing a heavy police presence. members of the sheriff's civil eviction unit

because even back a few months ago, when you had that new york times siena college poll that showed perhaps a generic democrat would do better against trump than than biden. you know, there was talk then, but as you said, there isn't a clear front runner. so there you have it. we are where we are today. i want to ask you, though, as a republican and a strategist, why do you think there aren't calls within the party to consider replacing the top of the ticket there? right? i mean, surely trump being a felon is an albatross around him as well. >> well, the republican side at least, you know, donald trump is somebody who has garnered an extraordinary amount of loyalty amongst republicans. you know, there are a lot of republicans who had their doubts, particularly after january 6th or even after the party's relatively poor showing in 2022. there were some who were calling for a new a new voice, a fresh face that movement has largely fallen by the wayside in the wake of what was really a barely competitive primary. i mean, certainly nikki haley got a few people excited. there were some indicatio

a new york times siena college poll shows donald trump leads with the support of 48% of likely votersr i hosted a politics panel with republican strategist matt terrill, who served as chief of staff to marco rubio's 2016 campaign, and ameshia cross, a democratic strategist and former campaign advisor for barack obama. these poll numbers obviously still everything very early. what do you think they tell us? this is early yet. this race has been reset with respect to presidentjoe biden stepping aside and kamala harris now the presumptive democratic nominee. i think there's a honeymoon period with vice—president harris. there's no question she's a stronger candidate. but i think this race will come down to a handful of voters in places like wisconsin, mitch and —— michigan and pennsylvania. those independent undecided voters will decide this. vice—president harris has united her base, a big step for her, but both cases are going to turn out for their respective nominees, it comes down to independent unsided voters. inflation, immigration, the economy and crime. president trump is doing q

with a little over 100 days until the election, a new york times/siena college poll shows mr trump inor kamala harris. it's a shift in the right direction for democrats. in earlyjuly, president biden was down six points to trump. harris is all but guaranteed the nomination when delegates cast their votes, which is expected to take place in early august. harris has been on the move, hitting the campaign trail, and on thursday, said she's ready to debate donald trump. many of you have been asking me about the debate and i'll tell you, i'm ready to debate donald trump. i have agreed to the previous agreed—upon september ten debate. he agreed to that previously. now it appears he is backpedalling, that i'm ready, and i think that voters deserve to see the split screen that exists in this race on a debate stage and so, i'm ready. let's go. in the past couple hours, the trump campaign released a statement saying, in part: meanwhile, harris's campaign released its first video advertisement on thursday. it frames the race as a choice between chaos, and personal freedoms and raises trump's cri

with a little over 100 days until the election, a new york times—siena college poll now out shows themp leads with the support of 48% of likely voters. while 47% said they'd vote for ms harris. it's a positive shift for democrats compared to early july when president biden was down 6 points against trump. with me is matt terrill, republican strategist and managing partner at firehouse strategies. he previously served as chief of staff for marco rubio's 2016 campaign. and ameshia cross, a democratic strategist and former campaign advisor for president 0bama. have you. these poll numbers obviously still is early but what do they tell us? tt obviously still is early but what do they tell us? it is not over et what do they tell us? it is not over yet and _ what do they tell us? it is not over yet and clearly _ what do they tell us? it is not over yet and clearly the - what do they tell us? it is not over yet and clearly the race | over yet and clearly the race has been reset with respect to president biden are stepping aside and harass stepping into the role for the nominee for president.

a "new york times" siena college poll done after the debate suggests that president biden now trailshere at the white house. earlier in the day, the president reached out to top congressional leaders, as he tries to hold the party together. a second house democrat is now calling on president biden to drop out and many others are watching how the president performs over the next few days before going that far. tomorrow, he travels to battleground wisconsin for a rally, and does his first lengthy tv interview after the debate. peter? >> a lot of lawmakers going to hear from those voters at those 4th of july parades, as well. gabe, thank you very much. >>> news this morning that popular weight loss drugs, ozempic and wegovy may be linked to a condition that causes blindness. there's a new study from the journal of the american medical association and it shows people taking semiglutide, the active ingredient in wegovy and ozempic are more likely to develop an optic nerve issue that can lead to sudden vision loss. it's a condition that is permanent. researchers stress more studies are nee

this is just that can that compared next i want to go to the new york times siena college poll.lection held today, who would you vote for? president trump up by just two points. let's get your reaction here. as president trump in trouble or what do these poles tell you considering this is pretty early , we have a long way to go. >> that is the point here. we do have a long way to go. i don't think that president trump is in trouble. i think that conservatives everywhere should be echoing that message. there is no need to even though the polling looks almost like the joe biden trump polling before kamala harris jumped in with some slight changes. i don't think there should be any need to believe this is in the bag for republicans. no matter what people may say or think, based on the polling we see today, there is a chance for him to win based on his experience and kamala harris has a record that will drag her down anita: jonathan, kamala harris was not as popular even just two weeks ago. are these poles so tight because she is sort of a new flavor? the current president has stepp

. >> meanwhile, the latest "the new york times" siena college poll shows vice president harris closing the gap on former president trump. according to the survey trump leads harris by just a single point among likely voters and 2 points among registered voters nationwide. that is within the poll's margin of error. the previous times siena survey conducted immediately after last week's debate, trump led president joe biden by 6 points among likely voters and 8 points among registered voters. those results were definitely outside the margin of error. according to new polling from axios and generation lab vice president harris has opened up a wide lead among young voters. in a survey harris leads former president trump by 20 points. that's 60% to 40% among 18 to 35-year-olds nationwide. by comparison president biden led donald trump by just 6 points when those same voters were asked who they would support if biden were still the presumptive nominee. all right, joining us now is white house reporter for "the wall street journal," ken thomas. here to unpack all this data. ken, what do we ma

york times siena college poll shows.t now 49% to 43% among likely voters. now, the poll was conducted after that debate. it gives donald trump his biggest lead in this year's race. 74% of the respondents in the polls say they believe president biden is too old for the job. however, 48% still think he should stay as the democratic nominee compared to 47% who want someone else and governor newsom is spending this weekend campaigning for president biden. >> in an email to potential donors, newsom announced he'll be visiting several swing states. he's in michigan today and then pennsylvania over the weekend before stopping in new hampshire on monday. the governor is facing some criticism on social media for not being in california during this major heat wave. and since lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis also left california on a trip, state senate president pro tem mike mcguire is now the acting governor. his district includes parts of marin and sonoma counties as acting governor, he signed several school and drinking wate

. >> a new york times siena college poll shows president biden trailing donald trump 49% to 43% among the debate and gives trump his largest lead in this race cycle. 74% of respondents in the poll say they believe biden is too old for the job. however, 48% still believe he should remain the democratic nominee, compared to 47% who say they want someone else. when we come back, the driver involved in a deadly crash that killed a sonoma state student has been sentenced. why? the victim's family says justice still has not been served. and break-ins with a twist. the warning from oakland police about robbers pretending to be officers to try to gain compliance fromictims kiiinnnddd of feels like everyone's trying to copy the $5 biggie bag. so, how can you spot a knock off? ummm...it won't taste like wendy's. this job is easy. when the deal is as fresh as the meal, gotta be wendy's. beat the heat as we see triple digit temperatures around the bay area. the reason some businesses are struggling to stay cool and celebrating this independence day in an american way. we'll show you how dozens of

a brand-new "new york times" siena college survey taken after biden's announcement to step aside, showschup by 19 points among registered latino voters nationwide, 57% to 38%. reality check on the evolving situation i'm joined by my friend maria, president and founder of future media and executive -- latino usai. great to see you, thank you for being with us. just give me a writ large, what is the situation, wiser republicans consistently are for some years been gaining larger proportions of the latino voting population >> oh my god, ali, that would take hours. how do i reduce it into a minute? essentially, you know, the latino vote is like any part of the american population. they are certainly not predictable, and what you did see was that it is hard to explain but that 38% of latino voters going for trump, at a time when trump spent so much time criticizing latinos, saying we need to build a wall, saying horrible untrue things about immigrants from mexico, like me. but i did see over the last year that they were tending toward a trump. that is why this moment right now, with kamala h

. >> a new york times siena college poll shows president biden trailing donald trump 49% to 43, among likely voters. this poll was conducted after the debate and gives trump his largest lead in this election cycle. 74% of respondents in the poll say they believe president biden is too old for the job. however, 48% still think he should remain as the democratic nominee, compared to 47% who want to see someone else. and governor newsom is spending this weekend campaigning for the president. in an email to potential donors, newsom announced he will visit several swing states. he's in michigan today and then pennsylvania over the weekend before stopping in new hampshire on monday. the governor, facing some criticism on social media for not being in california during this record major heat wave. and since lieutenant governor eleni coronakis also left california on a trip, state senate president pro tem mike mcguire is acting governor. his district includes parts of marin and sonoma counties. as acting governor, he's signed several school and drinking water bond measures that will go to the

. >> a new york times siena college poll shows president biden trailing donald trump with 43% support to 49% among likely voters after that debate. it is the largest lead for mr. trump so far in this race. 74% of voters said they believe biden is too old for the job, but 48% said they believe he should remain the democratic nominee to 47% who won a different nominee. >> a washington, dc isn't the only out of state location on governor newsom's agenda this week. in his latest email to potential donors. newsom says he will be campaigning for president biden at swing states through monday, so stops include michigan tomorrow, pennsylvania over the weekend and new hampshire on monday. the governor has received a lot of criticism, especially on social media, for not being here in the state during our major heat wave, lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis is also out of state right now, meaning that state senate president pro tem mike mcguire of sonoma county is in charge. >> a federal judge in texas has postponed a government ban on non-compete agreements that was scheduled to go in effect i

york times, siena college poll shows that trump and harris are basically neck and neck.ump, 48%, compared to 47% for kamala harris, less wiggle room. the point spread was just slightly wider before, when president biden was running. how will this affect the trump campaign and its strategy with a new opponent? yeah, they're really going to have to rethink the strategy because this has always been a close election. but and, you know, many voters are still dug in on the republican and democratic side. so we were always talking about these these key independents, swing voters in those battleground states, but trump has a completely different opponent now. and his challenge is going to be to reach those undecided voters. he's already got his base. you know, he tends to campaign to his base, but he's already got their votes. he really needs to broaden his support among those undecided voters. right now, it seems like kamala harris has more momentum. certainly right now, i think trump needs to adjust his strategy to more of a general election strategy. okay. melynda jackson, po

this week, a new york times and siena college poll finds trump leading biden by six points among likely voters. the poll showed trump led biden among male voters by 12 points before the debate. but after the debat, trump's lead among men ballooned to 23 points and some democrats don't seem convinced that biden's performance at the debate was just a fluke. we want to know what their plan is to win this election and turn these numbers around, and if they don't have a plan, then i think we have to move in a different direction. as the biden team tries to dispel rumors of replacing him as the nominee, time is running out. if a change is imminent, the democratic national convention, just less than seven weeks away, the democratic governor of massachusetts, mario kiley, wants the president to carefully evaluate his bid for reelection. meanwhile, here in washington, there's a growing number of democrats urging the president to step aside. we'll be watching to see what even more members of the democratic party have to say about the president when they return to work here on capitol hill next we

pull out of this afternoon from new york times from siena college.r at cnn take a listen at the senior data reported... >> twenty-four% of% of republicans are george w. bush should get out of the race can -- compare that to 32 percent of the democrats think that joe biden should get out, the numbers he's facing are looking a lot more like 9092 when george bush not only stayed into the race but he ran hard, loss that november to bill clinton. >> bret: loves bringing former deputy white house chief of staff for george w. bush and fox news contribute or, i don't think that is many similarities to what we are seeing right now, what is your assessment of where things are as we are getting a new number is both public polling and we are getting some word about internal poles from democrats, saying it is sliding? >> look at this is about a situation before the debate, and it is only getting worse. think about of the harvard poll it may, 54% said they doubted that he had of the fitness to be the president of the united states, mental and physical fitness, and

poet debate polling from the "new york times" and siena college. trump 49%.mp by 10 percentage points, 47 to 37%. juan, is that why some democrats are panicking? >> juan: the idea that the polls snapshot in time they can change. what is really bugging, i think, a the loft democratic strategists is this was going to be a very tight, difficult race for biden a week ago. it is a much more challenging, you know, even daunting challenge now to win and the question is is there a path to victory? and, you know, is he going to wisconsin tomorrow as i mentioned to madison, a very blue part of the state. but he has got to win in wisconsin. that's a this is no way to get the 271 electoral college votes without him. he has got to do it. this is why i'm saying at the moment anxiety is through the roof. it's not that trump from the democratic perspective put on any great performance at the debate. to the contrary, people are saying he told a bunch of lies. he is the normal kind of buffoon niche type stuff, biden didn't puncture that bubble. instead, everybody came away tal

cheryl: a new poll from the new york times and siena college shows former president trump winding hisints on biden among registered voters, the economist the latest outlet to call for president biden to drop out and the 2024 rates and features a presidential seal displayed on a walker title no way to run a country. it points to new polling showing voters in crucial states moving away from the president warning biden could lose virginia, minnesota and of mexico, three states he won four years ago, former georgia congressman doug collins a ranking member of the house judiciary committee and you have such an amazing viewpoint because your out of office. what do you make of what you were seeing happen right now in washington? >> good morning. it's amazing to watch but i think it's disingenuous of the mainstream media now that they're calling for biden to step down because they have been covering for so long, they knew this this is not a secret that something we've talked about you and i have talked about maria, now all of a sudden decide this is the nuclear option that they have to get ri

yesterday, the new york times and siena college came out with polling showing kamala harris in a statistical tie would donald trump, trailing him by one point within the margin of error among likely voters nationwide. to put that in perspective, trump led biden by six points in that same poll earlier this month. today, the wall street journal released its own poll showing effectively the same thing. the poll shows trump ahead of harris by two points with a margin of error of three points. so a statistical tie. for context, trump led biden by six points in that same poll earlier this month. this sunday marks one week since president biden officially dropped out of the race. it will also be the 100 day mark , 100 days will be left until the election. vice president harris has had an unbelievably good first week and at the national level, the excitement for her candidacy as a sounding area -- astounding. but, this election is likely to come down to a few 100,000 voters in a few key swing states, chief among them are pennsylvania and michigan. the latest polling we have out of pennsylvania shows

let's go all this comes as a new york times and siena college poll indicates there's no clear leader in the presidential race among registered voters, trump is polling at 48% with harris at 46% in the margin of error is just over 3% vice president is facing criticism from another woman who once fought tooth and nail against donald trump, former republican presidential candidate nikki haley tells cnn's jake tapper, she hasn't surprised president joe biden dropped out of the race here she is there is an issue that we have in dc where people will go into office and they won't let go. >> and then their staffers and their family keep propping him up and it's a problem for the american people. and so i never thought he would make it to the election. i always said a vote for joe biden is a vote for kamala harris. and i think that's what's playing now other republicans of attack, the vice president as a dei candidate, which would suggest she got her job because of her gender or race. haley, who recently endorsed trump says, there are better ways for republicans to go after harris it's not he

yesterday, the new york times and siena college came out with polling, showing kamala harris in a statistical tie with donald trump, trailing him by one point, within the margin of error, among likely voters nationwide. to put that into perspective, trump led biden by six points in that same poll, earlier this month. today, the wall street journal released its own poll, showing effectively the same thing. the poll shows trump ahead of harris by two points, with a margin of error of three points. so, a statistical tie. for context, trump led biden by six points in that same poll, earlier this month. now, this sunday marks one week since president biden officially dropped out of the race. it will also be the 100 day mark, 100 days will be left until the election. vice president harris has had an unbelievably good first week, and at the national level, the excitement for her candidacy is just astounding. but, this election is likely to come down to just a few hundred thousand voters in just a few key swing states. chief among them, pennsylvania and michigan. the latest polling we have out of pen

>> well we did a poll at the new york times and siena college did a poll that 90% of the american voters think that was the right thing to do. that republicans and democrats alike, so i don't think there's a whole lot of regret there among voters. i think most people around president biden, even those who really respect and admire him, were with themselves concerned about whether it made sense and i think they have been heartened to see that kamala harris has in fact done well. part of the reason that they stuck with president biden was the concern that nobody else could beat trump. well that no longer seems to be the case. doesn't mean that she's going to win but she's currently doing at least as well as biden was doing, at least better. our polls showed a five point bump between her first ranking against trump versus biden's last ranking. that point has been eased but i think that he wants to get out there, but he canceled his events this week. he hasn't campaigned this weekend. he's not getting a fast start. maybe he wants to leave the stage to her for a while before getting in but he

a new national poll by the new york times and siena college finds of the race is neck and neck, with 48% of likely voters supporting donald trump, compared to 47% supporting vice president harris. now, while that is well within the margin of error, it is also a significant improvement for democrats since the previous iteration of that same poll a few weeks ago. in the days following the disastrous to first presidential debate, trump was running six points ahead of president joe biden, with likely voters. 49% to 43%. today, kamala harris also picked up a major endorsement from the former president and first lady. her campaign posted the video and audio of barack and michelle obama's phone call with harris. >> we called to say michelle and i could not be prouder to endorse you and to do everything we can to get you through this election and into the oval office. >> oh, my goodness. michelle, barack, this means so much to me. i am looking forward to doing this with the two of you. doug and i both. and getting out there, being on the road. >> meanwhile, harris is gearing up to make a maj

this is stated in a survey by the new york times newspaper and the siena college research institute.rently, ms. garis is gaining 47% of polled voters, while 48% are going to vote for her opponent. this is a significant increase, compared to the polls conducted by the newspaper in early july after a failed performance already. former democratic presidential candidate joe biden, when the latter trailed trump by six percentage points. well, according to the publication, kamela garis was able to rally democratic voters who previously doubted the candidacy of joe biden, and at the moment 90% of the democrats polled expressed confidence in her nomination and even in her victory in this election. well, it's also interesting that this... i cited a survey by one, one publication of the new york times, but at the beginning of this week, a survey that was jointly conducted by the reuters and ips agencies appeared, so according to it, kamela garis in general 1% ahead of his opponent donald trump, duh her future opponent, because she has not yet been officially nominated by the democratic party,

. >>> the latest "new york times"/siena college poll shows the vice president closing the gap on former president trump. trump leads harris by a single point among likely voters and two points among registered voters nationwide. that is within the poll's margin of error. in a previous "times"/siena survey, led by 6 points among likely voters and 8 among registered voters. another poll now from "axios" and generation lab, vice president harris has opened up a wide lead among young voters. in this survey, harris leads trump by 20 points, 60% to 40% among 18 to 34-year-olds nationwide. for comparison, biden led trump by just 6 points when the same voters were asked who they'd support if biden were still the presumptive nominee. given the apparent momentum, vice president harris says she is ready and willing to debate former president trump on september 10th, which is the date previously scheduled with trump and biden. now, the trump team is not confirming if they'll still participate. in a statement released last night, trump communications director steven cheung wrote this, "general elect

and it comes as a new poll by the new york times tonight. siena college puts miss harris level with mr trump, a stark turnaround from the previous poll, which had joe biden trailing by six points. those are the latest headlines from the gb newsroom. for now, i'm sam francis, back with you for another update at 7:00 for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . slash alerts. >> thank you very much for that slapping therapy. i mean, just some people just believe absolutely anything in this society or what would you have fallen for that get in touch your thoughts. i'm michelle dewberry i'm with you till 7:00 tonight alongside with my panel. the director of the popular conservatives, mike littlewood and the trade unionist and author paul embery. good evening to both of you. good to be with you. evening. i can't wait to open dup tavern tonight. i will confess i cannot wait, but wait. we shall do, because there's a lot to get through before we get st

polling from siena college and "new york times" trump leading by a wider gap among registered. tell you, i do this show and then i just, you know, dig a hole and go into it. and sleep for about 20 hours and come back and do the show. i do not, as you know, you have known me a long time, i do not work the phones. i just don't. i do not -- i'm not like, what's happening? what are you hearing? i just don't do that. i got four kids and i get four hours. and i read for the most part. >> and nobody knows nothing any way. >> and nobody knows nothing any way. i have been on the phone nonstop for two weeks. and it is so interesting that after the debate, everybody was in meltdown mode, including the campaign talking about how they had heard that -- talked to the most powerful democrats who all believed after the debate they were going to see biden down by ten points. they all believed the small dollar donors were going to dry up. they all believed it was a matter -- it reminded me so much of when sam donaldson got on abc news right after monica, after that news came out, and said bill c