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focusing on must-win battleground states. threatening the vote, u.s. intelligence agencies issue a new warning focusing on domestic violence extremists ahead of election day, who they're potentially targeting one year later, matthew perry's family opens up to nbc news exactly one year after the friends star death. and happy halloween, the big night is just three days away but for some pets all that spooky fun can be scary, how to make sure they get no tricks and only treats. and yes we'll have some pets on site. we'll start this hour with the final full week of the presidential campaign, election day is now just eight days away. >> both candidates are in battleground state yet again today. kamala harris is in michigan. former president donald trump is in georgia. tomorrow the vice president will deliver what she's calling her closing argument speech in

washington, d.c., she has scheduled stops later in the week in north carolina, pennsylvania, wisconsin, arizona and nevada. the former president is heading to those same states this week, he also has a scheduled even to ev -- event in virginia as well. >> president biden doesn't have any public events scheduled this week. after a packed rally at madison square garden, former president trump continues to face backlash. one comedian called puerto rico a quote floating island of garbage. >> nbc news correspondent dasha burns is traveling with trump campaign in georgia today and nbc news white house correspondent aaron gilchrist is with us, he's with the harris campaign in michigan. >> dasha what are you hearing from the trump campaign today about that rally in new york

city and how are they responding to all the backlash? >> reporter: hey, kate, i'm traveling on the express bus from the traveling press plane with the former president along with o-- the former president said he actually feels really good about that rally at m is, g the fact they had a massive crowd, they're responding to those crude and racist jokes from the comedian say don't reflect the views of the trump campaign, but aside from that, they feel pretty strongly especially about the attention they were able to garner when it comes to a massive event and in a nontraditional republican campaign area, the fact that he held a rally at madison square garden as a native new yorker something that the former president has always dreamed of and something they wanted to do

in this final sprint. certainly they didn't want to over overshadow the pre-program speakers like that comedian. but they feel that are, are riding that momentum of big crowds and enthusiasm, guys. >> dasha, thank you. aaron, vice president harris addressed the former president's rally at madison square garden earlier today before heading to michigan, how exactly did she react and what's her campaign saying about events today. >> reporter: the vice president is on her way to second stop in michigan right now, before she left d.c. she addressed the form president's rally last night, so much what we heard from that rally was nonsense. she said the former president was fixated and grievances and dividing the country. hear more of what the vice president said on the tarmac at joints base andrews.

>> nothing he said is actually going to support the aspirationals and the ambitions of the american people. it's absolutely something that's intended to and is fanning the fuel of trying to divide our country. >> reporter: the vice president here in michigan is really focusing her attention on the economy, she was at a semiconductor facility a little while ago she told the workers they were the source of optimism and ambitions for improving the economy, growing the job base particularly in manufacturing and technology jobs like the biden/harris administration has done here in michigan. announcing $325 million investment in a manufacturing facility here that will create jobs. the vice president will come here to warren, michigan, in just a little bit where she'll go to a training facility to meet with some of the instructors and apprentices, before going to ann arbor

teaming one her running mate tim walz. as we mentioned vice president harris is in michigan today and starting today votes in the critical battleground state are being counted. >> because of a new law allowing some michigan counties to begin processing absentee ballots. more than 1.7 million people in michigan have already voted either in person or by absentee ballots. >> shaquille brewster is in detroit for us, shaq, not every county in michigan is counting the votes early, right, so how did this all work? >> reporter: you mentioned that big number, 1.7 million people here in the state have already cast a ballot, 1.5 million of those who are people who voted by mail across the state and the new law allows clerks across the state the option to start processing those ballots.

>> the ballots are being cut open, the numbers on the ballots are being cross-checked with the numbers on the envelopes. if everything is squared away those ballots are placed into the tabulator. importantly we won't know the results until election night, but what this does is speeds up the process so on election night we can get those results reported more quickly. >> shaq, i can remember the scene where former president trump complained about michigan specifically and how long it took to get results in detroit last election, he falsely called the process corrupt, how confident are election officials that you're talking to about that new process? >> reporter: yeah, they were tense scenes where security had to be up. this process here in detroit will let them have results by the 11:00 news. listen to more of my

conversation with the election clerk here in detroit. >> detroit is the largest municipality in this state, right, and as such we should be able to present our report earlier, i think it would show voters that the process is clean, that the process is open, and that it works. >> reporter: you mentioned this at the top not every jurisdiction is taking advantage of the ability to start working through the ballots. some clerks they prefer to do it on election day, you see detroit is taking advantage of these extra days. >> shaq brewster, thanks so much. join us for complete decision 2024 coverage on election night, special coverage begins at 5:00 p.m. easter 2:00 p.m. pacific on nbc news now and then it picks up on your local nbc station 00 eastern that's 4:00 p.m. on the west coast. i'll be anchoring overnight. on the west coast that's not so

late, join me at 11:00 p.m. pacific some americans already going to the poll, u.s. intelligence agencies are warning that domestic extremists are seeking to disrupt the vote. >> they say that candidates, election workers, even members of the media are among those identified as targets. brandy you follow this stuff inside-out. the fbi and dhs said these extremists have grievances rooted in election-related conspiracies. >> they're concerned about a myriad attacks that could take place, there was no specific threats acknowledged but it was more like looking at the landscape in total and they said that they were looking again at candidates, election workers, media judges that are involved in election-related cases and they're looking for attacks that could happen at polling places,

ballot dropboxes. voters registration sites. . the colorado intelligence agency made a specific notice of insider threats that could possibly be involved in election processes and that's troubling. as we know since january 6th we had a large push from election deniers to get involved with their elections, to become poll watchers, to get involved as election officials. that's a new threat in this whole -- >> insider, somebody works at the polling place. >> or somehow access it. >> can you put this in confection for us did we see this during the last presidential election. >> miracle that this bulletin exists in first place. up until 2020, january 5th, there were these signs online that extremists were getting

ramped up about disinformation and we saw pockets of threats, we saw pockets of violence in michigan, we saw those little events bubble up but we didn't see these kind of bulletins because we learned that the fbi and the dhs they were concerned they didn't want to seem like they were infringing on protective speech. it's so clear of the violence that could come from this rhetoric. >> thanks so much. time now for today's money minute. delta airlines filing a lawsuit over an i.t. outage. how about a pickle sandwich for lunch. delta airlines is suing crowdstrike after i.t. outage costing the airline more than $500 million. it calls the faulty software update from crowdstrike catastrophic.

crowdstrike sued delta. cybersecurity firm rejected delta's criticism. lyft has agreed to pay for its ads that misled drivers on how much they could make. the ride-share company advertised that the drivers could make a specific amount hourly. lyft used what the top fifth of what its drivers made. it's made changes to tell drivers how much they can make. and starting today, you can get a jimmy john's sandwich with pickles instead of bread, customers can get two variations of the pickle-wich through november 18th. jimmy john's also bringing back its pickle-flavored chips. >> i would eat that. i love pickles. coming up, apple launches its artificial intelligence

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shows the man falling to the ground. only after the shooting that police finally were able to take him into custody, but that didn't happen until this morning. nbc news correspondent antonia hylton is following this story for us. it took four days to make this arrest, what did they say, what took them so long. >> reporter: many people in the community have been asking just that, and what the authorities there in minneapolis say is that sawchek has a history of mental illness, he had knowledge of explosive devices, there was concern about police officers descending on his property and there be a violent standoff. they waited for days to see if he would exit the home on his own. last night they took him into custody before they were going

to gas his home to draw him out. this shooting happened wednesday and it was not until late last night this happened. many people in the community have been outraged. >> we have heard from the man who was shot. video of him in the hospital. have we heard anything from the suspect. >> reporter: we haven't heard from the suspect but he's facing attempted murder charges, among other charges related to his harassment, the victim says that he called at least 19 times prior to the shooting to report threats, harassment, hate speech from his neighbor. and now, he's thankfully alive and in the hospital recovering, but is in a state of shock it got to this point. take a listen. >> i don't call the police. i called for my family to be safe. the bullet went down through my neck and all the way back to my

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142 years after the incident. a financial settlement was reached back in 1973, but village leaders have sought an apology for decades. a new report from the w.h.o. said that new and existing vaccines could save over half a million lives globally. according to the w.h.o. nearly 5 million people died from antibiotic resistant infections in 2019. it occurs when bacteria and virus stop responding to antibiotic drugs. vaccinated people have fewer infections which protect them against those complications that lead to the overuse of the drugs. it's almost the most wonderful time of the year. for everybody here at rockefeller center that means picking out a new tree, this year's tree is from western massachusetts, it's the first tree selected from the state since 1959. the 74-foot, 11-ton spruce is set to be cut down next

thursday, and it will arrive at rockefeller center the following saturday. the tree will be decorated with the official tree lightning on wednesday, december 4th, which you can see on your local nbc stations. israel carried out its long-awaited retaliatory strikes on iran. hit military sites in response to iran's ballistic missile attack on israel earlier this month. notably israel didn't strike iran's nuclear or oil sites after facing intense pressure from the u.s. and others not to do so. meanwhile in israel on sunday, one person was killed and dozens injured when a truck rammed into a bus stop north of tel aviv. the victims were largely senior citizens. authorities are investigating the incident as a suspected terror attack. all of this as spy chiefs from the u.s. and israel reconvened if qatar today to negotiate a potential cease-fire in gaza. it's unclear if any progress was

made. let's bring in nbc news international correspondent matt bradley, joining us from beirut, lebanon. iranian officials seemed to be pretty measured to those strikes from israel over the weekend, they, quote, did limited damage, but iran supreme leader is using more charged language, could we see a response from iran to the israeli strike? >> reporter: kate that's the million-dollar question, that's going to determine where this goes from here, it's a very dangerous moment and every government in the middle east, with few exceptions, has condemned this retaliatory strike so the ball is in tehran court. the supreme leader said at one point that this the impact of this strike shouldn't be overstated or diminished or understated, i'm paraphrasing. . that israeli strike was calibrated to do enough to put

them on notice. at the same time, not inviting further retaliation that could break this out into a region-wide war, we haven't heard from the irans whether they intend to respond, it looks like for now the whole region is kind of out of the woods. >> israel is still continuing its assault on gaza, there's video that went viral of a 6-year-old girl carrying her sister after her sister was hit by a car, can you explain why that image has taken hold and why people are responding to it? >> reporter: yeah sh kate, if you're seeing that video it's so clear why made this such an impact, it's a very poignant snapshot of the plight of so many children in gaza strip. 6-year-old girl carrying her 5-year-old sister and she explains to nbc news what she was doing, she said she was

carrying her because she couldn't walk, they were going to the refugee camp to sell biscuits in order to get food, in order to get money to buy food for their family, they have six other siblings and they're living with their mother in a tent. their father, not killed, he's just been lost in the northern gaza strip where the israelis have relaunched another major offensive and the video is just heartbreaking. >> matt bradley, appreciate you. thanks so much. today marks one year since the tragic death of matthew perry the actor died from a ketamine overdose after decades of struggling with addiction. perry's family is opening up for the first time since his sudden death reflecting on their enduring grief in an exclusive interview with "today's" savsa van that guthrie.

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we're only three days away from halloween, you got a bundle here. we're waiting for trick or treaters here on our "nbc news daily" set. as question get ready -- >> look, we want to make sure our furry friends are prepared. joining us. thank you so much for being here. >> thank you for having me. it's not secret we're seeing a lot of pets dressed up already, parades this past weekend. we got to lobster costume here,

how do we keep our pets calm not just when there are cameras around but around the halloween holiday. >> i definitely recommend people utilize using calming products, obviously on the day of halloween you want to exercise them, get them out and about, run them in the morning, do something to get that nervous energy out. but, again, calming products really do help keep your pets calm and you can get them in colors or most people know the thundershirt, it acts as a hug that helps keep them calm. >> i have a confession, we had to take my dog last weekend to an emergency vet, fourth time he's done that, he ate chocolate, it can be fatal for dogs, it's scary, he's fine. we have a picture of him afterwards. but he's doing fine. what should pet owners know or

dog owners know in particular about chocolate and treats and what do you do if they get into the candy. >> keep the halloween candy out of reach of pets so they're not helping themselves. you don't want to have the candy bowl down on the ground. and know it's not just chocolate. most people know that chocolate is toxic to pet. so if your pet gets into something despite your best efforts to minimize that, you want to make sure you don't want for symptoms, call your veterinarian, you did the right thing, go to the emergency vet or your regular vet if they're open right away. >> how important is pet insurance, so people go, i don't really need it. >> pet insurance is great for the reasons like we just mentioned, accidents happen, so definitely i'm a fan, it's something that helps people afford, you know, medical bills when there's an issue. >> i wish i had had pet

insurance last weekend. it's pricey. let's talk about costumes. cute little lobster costume. >> little halloween sweater. >> we love seeing the costumes, how do we make sure they're safe when they got these covering costumes on >> i recommend people first use a pet costume design for pets. make sure that's my dog -- make sure that your pet is comfortable in it and they're able to walk. and then never leave your pet alone in a costume because they may try to get it off, they can choke themselves, they can get entangle in it or ingest it. >> i know july 4th we talk about fireworks. halloween, the doorbell can be a little bit triggering. >> you have these spooky sounds,

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shouldn't be here in the first place, they're not going to be here. he takes over a department of nearly 1200 sworn officers and about 600 other professional employees. also in san jose today, an elaborate day of the dead altar slated to be torn down, will get to stay up after all. the roadside altar was built by an unhoused man to honor late family members and his son's service dog. but the city says it's too close to the freeway, and on friday, it put up a sign saying the altar needed to come down by today. however, we've learned san jose mayor matt mahan spoke to caltrans, and now the altar will be respected until after the day of the dead, which falls on november 1st and second of this week. fall weather is finally here, with cooler temperatures across the bay area this week. here's meteorologist kari hall with our 7-day forecast. look for highs in the 60s to start out the week with a mix of sun and clouds, and will notice the wind picking up this evening. we may see gusts 25 to 35mph and cooler air settling in tonight with lows in the mid 40s. we are

going to see sunshine tomorrow, but then watching an increase in cloud cover on wednesday. slight chance of rain, but that rain chance moves out of here in time for halloween. trick or treating late thursday night looks good, but it's going to be cool. and for the weekend it will be just a touch warmer with mid to upper 60s. and for san francisco. gusty winds this evening and rain chances increasing late wednesday. thanks, kari an san dfrancisco is in crisis and we need real experienced leadership. we need mark farrell. our interim mayor who got things done. who showed we can clear tent encampments, fight crime, and address the drug crisis. who will make the tough choices for our city's future. "i'm mark farrell. i'm running for mayor because san francisco deserves better." "i'm ready to deliver that change on day one." mark farrell. a proven leader with the experience we need.

quite nicely against the cowboys, led by brock purdy and george kittle. if you didn't hear yesterday was national tight ends day and kittle actually created the holiday himself back in 2018. the tight end had a personal season high in receiving yards, and he scored a three quarter, a third quarter touchdown to make it 20 to 10. defense also shined. lenoir had a big interception,

which you just saw, and the niners, led by 17 to start the fourth quarter, at which point the cowboys rally but came up just short. the niners winning 30 to 24. afterwards, kittle talked about his team knowing to how win. we have this core group of guys who've been here for a while who strive ourselves on working hard. playing at a very high level and trying to set the tone for the team. the niners hit the bye week at four and 4 in 2 weeks. they'll travel to tampa to take on the buccaneers. meanwhile, the night was sour over at chase center. steph curry will be getting an mri today on the injured ankle that took him out of the game. and to add insult to injury, the warriors lost to the clippers by nine points. he first rolled his ankle in the third quarter, reentered the game again in the fourth quarter and just 13 seconds later had to limp off the court. coach steve kerr called it a sprain, but it's not clear how severe it is. that does it for this edition of the fast right. >> not always but they try. i'm kate snow.

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