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time running out. both candidates vie for votes in must-win battleground states. overshadowing it all is a gaffe from president joe biden. high alert law enforcement agencies nationwide are bracing for a barrage of security threats. the biggest concerns from the u.s. and from abroad. tears and fears. the excitement is brewing ahead of halloween night but sometimes the scares can be a bit too real, the steps all parents can take to keep their kids safe. the empire state strikes back, the new york yankees crushed the l.a. dodgers avoiding a world series sweep, what you can expect from pivotal game five tonight, plus the action in the stands that has fans crying foul. but we'll start with a busy day on campaign trail, with just

six days to go until election day. >> we'll start with vice president kamala harris, the vice president campaigned in battleground state of north carolina today, she had rallies later today in two other swing states, pennsylvania, and wisconsin. >> harris is coming off what her campaign called her closing argument speech in the nation's capital last night. estimates of 75,000 people watched her speak, promising to be a president for all americans. >> unlike donald trump, i don't believe people who disagree me are the enemy. he wants to put them in jail. i'll give them a seat at the table. >> the harris campaign is dealing with fallout from comments made by president biden during a campaign call with latino voters. reacting to a comedian who called puerto rico quote a floating island of garbage.

here's part of what the president said. >> they're good, decent honorable people. the only garbage i see out there is his supporters. it's un-american. >> both president biden and the white house have tried to clarify those comments. the president was specifically returning to the hateful rhetoric at the madison square rally. >> shaquille brewster is in madison, wisconsin, shaq, good to see you, vice president harris addressed president biden's comments before she hit the campaign trail earlier today, what did she have to say? >> reporter: before hitting the plane and going to north carolina, she walked straight overto reporters and while she first tried to talk about her speech she knew she was going to be asked about the president's comments. this was her response. >> first of all, he clarified his comment. but let me be clear, i strongly

disagree with any criticism of people based on who they vote for. >> reporter: later in that answer she went back to focusing on her speech and drawing that contrast with former president donald trump, saying that she wants to. a president for all americans even those who don't support her or plan to vote for her in this election and using that phrase it's time to turn that page on divi divisive. >> shaq, there's a brand new poll out today from marquette university law school, it shows the presidential race there neck and neck. vice president harris ahead of former president 50% to 49%. among likely wisconsin voters. that's well within the margin of error. what's the harris campaign saying about the importance of tonight's rally in madison?

>> reporter: yes, another poll that shows it's going to be a tight race in wisconsin. that's exactly what people are expecting the result to be. why you're having an event like theone the harris campaign is having. this is very much a concert and a rally for the vice president. there will be some big bands coming through, we're talking about gracy abrams, mumford and sons. they're trying to not only mobilize young voters but what they call nontraditional voters especially in this key area of this battleground state, a place where you have a large college campus, lot of young voters a place if that turnout is high that usually means good things for democrats. let's go to the trump campaign now the former president and his allies are definitely seizing on that comment from president biden.

>> former president trump responded while rallying supporters earlier today in north carolina a state that's criticalfor his path to victory. here's what he had to say. >> my response to joe and kamala is very simple -- you can't lead america if you don't love americans. and you can't be president if you hate the american people. we know it's what they believe because look how they've treated you. they've treated you like garbage. >> dasha burns is in north carolina where the former president spoke earlier today, this is a 180 from yesterday when the trump campaign was on the defensive over the new york rally, so what's their messaging right now on this biden comment? >> reporter: the crowd has just cleared out from behind him, the

trump campaign was in full cleanup mode for about 48 hours after those racest comments made by the comic at msg, they were in middle of an event in allentown, pennsylvania, where they brought in speakers from puerto rico, puerto rican supporters, trying to rally the latino vote, in the middle of that event, the former president was given the news of president biden's comments, he jumped on them right away making the connections to hillary clinton's basket of deplorables comment in 2016. this is what the trump campaign was looking for to pivot the conversation from those comments. but the fallout for the former president isn't necessarily over, guys, just a couple of hours ago, a massive puerto rico musical artist rescinded his endorsement of the former president.

a huge star, so this is a pretty big deal. >> dasha, on a different subject, the trump campaign filed a lawsuit against a pennsylvania county alleging that voter suppression was going on there. what do we know? >> reporter: they filed a lawsuit in bucks county, pennsylvania, one of the suburbs around philadelphia, we learned moments ago that the release that the trump campaign was asking for to extend early voting in pennsylvania, was extended. it's extended through november 1st. but this is important to understand, guys, this is not mean that there was anything fraudulent going on, the former president has been posting about claims of widespread cheating, things like that, there's no evidence of that, there are some

kind of mundane challenges that the polls with resources, with early mail-in voting, what voters can do is go and apply for a mail-in ballot, receive it that day and turn it that day. now they have a little bit longer there. but no evidence of wide spread fraud or anything like that, guys. >> dasha thanks so much. voters and officials are edge. >> we've seen some instances of electoral interference. a local auditor said roughly 475 damaged ballots have been recovered. they're reaching out to affected voters there. >> these incidents coming as officials are sounding the alarm of unique threat event. violence and disinformation efforts from foreign actors, threats from domestic violence

extremists. let's bring in julia ainsley, experts warn there's a good chance that these threats aren't limited to election day, how unique are the threats we're seeing compared to previous election cycles and what are officials doing to mitigate them. >> reporter: of course we saw misinformation and disinformation being used in 2016, 2020, no surprise that it's happening now, but according to the senate intelligence committee it's now been supercharged, the with a.i., foreign actors being used a.i. the way the federal government handles this, too, is different. robocall went out to primary voters, purported to be joe biden. officials said that call was fake. the federal government didn't get involved because that was an

american citizen who was responsible for that a.i.robocall. last week a video went around showing people purportedly ripping up mail-in ballots that came from a russian disinformation. announcement from the cybersecurity agency saying this is fake and i's part of a russia disinformation campaign. i talked to the head of the cybersecurity agency yesterday, she said you should look to your state and local officials because there are some things that federal government doesn't want to get involved. join us for complete decision 2024 on election night, tuesday, special coverage begins at 5:00 p.m., 2:00 p.m. pacific, on nbc news now, it picks up on your local nbc station at 4:00

p.m. pacific time, 7:00 eastern, i will be anchoring overnight alongside craig melvin. let's turn now to today's money minute. private sector jobs grew more than expected this month. payroll processing firm did adp said companies hired 233,000 workers. adp said the numbers were better than the september numbers of 159,000 despite a strong storm season. the report also found in addition to higher hiring, wages grew more than 4.5% from a year ago. volvo trucks is recalling more than 126,000 trucks due to issues with the electronic control units. a low signal to the power line

could cause the unit to process the wrong command or stop working. marvel deadpool and wolverine is heading to the disney plus streaming platform next month, the studio made the announcement today in a social media post. the superhero movie is the second highest-grossing film of the year. earning $1.3 billion at the global box office. >> thank you. coming up, consumer confidence surges to its highest level in three years just ahead of election day, why now and how t it's actually doing. ahead on "nbc news daily". . now i have skyrizi. ♪ i've got places to go and i'm feeling free ♪ ♪ control of my crohn's means everything to me ♪

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it's clear that economic issues are top of mind for many voters right now and likely to be major factor in the election. >> but as americans head off to the polls new data shows that many feel good about their position. people are more optimistic about things like the job market, their income and purchasing new homes and cars. joining us now to explain is brian cheung. why are americans feeling so optimistic and is it warranted,

should they be? >> look, there's a difference between what the economic numbers say and how people actually feel at the dinner table every night. 108.7, a tick up from the month prior, it shows people are excited about the economy is going to look like in the next few months that covers that critical holiday retail season. we just got a read on the growth of the u.s. economy at large in this country, it showed that the economy grew by 2.8 on annualized basis over the last three months, well above what we've been seeing in previous quarters and far from a recession where you'd expect to see those numbers in the negative. overall the economy looking pretty good. >> over the past year you've sat here and showed us pessimistic outlooks of people, is there

something you just showed a couple things that have changed, are some people thinking things are getting better because we're getting closer to the election. >> there are some real things that americans are concerned about, when you talk about childcare costs being up, nearly 20% of income for many families going to child care and things like car insurance, home insurance has been rising as well, big expenditures for americans and the cost of putting a roof over your head, mortgage payments and rent. >> brian, thank you. jury deliberations are under way in the federal re-trial of a former louisville police officer charged in connection with the death of breonaa taylor. >> brett hankison testified in his own defense yesterday. >> maura barrett has been

following this story for us. attorneys on both sides gave their closing arguments in court today. what did they tell the jury. >> reporter: it's important to note that brett hankison faces two charges of depravation of rights. as prosecution and defense made their closing arguments today, prosecution took an hour the lay out that he was the only officer in the group that was going to the apartment that day that ran away when shots fired but fired blindly through the window, and the prosecution points out that this goes against police training and comments sent. when the defense took their turn to make their closing argument they focused in on the fact that hankison had 12 seconds to make a life or death decision.

he thought they said he was protecting one of his fellow officers. the defense focused in on what they called a key question about whether or not brbreonna stewar was alive. that's the big question with these charges. that's something that the defense has been focused in, they wrapped up their arguments and the case is now in the hands of the jury. we'll have to see how they consider everything, guys. >> maura, thanks so much. ahead, an atlanta police officer is recovering after a suspected gunman opened fire from a high rise, what we're learning coming . up (♪♪) “the darkness of bipolar depression made me feel like life was moving on without me. then i found a chance to let in the lyte.” discover caplyta. unlike some medicines that only treat bipolar i, caplyta is proven to deliver significant symptom relief from both bipolar i & ii depression.

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development, and also smaller grants for community groups like this one to build within a half mile radius from transit stations. the focus initially will be on three stations downtown san jose, santa clara, and the 28th street station. by putting housing and services in the same place. vta hopes to reduce the need for a car and to increase the opportunity for people to walk and live safely. what we're trying to do is encourage neighborhoods and community organizations to have their education programs or their art programs, or their art exhibits or festivals in places that are within a half mile of a light rail station so that people can take transit to those to those activities. now, if you are asking yourself who is paying for this? vta does have a plan for that. they are using some of the income they collect from leases on land that they already own. now, this kind of transit village is what vta is hoping to build upon, especially

as bart comes to downtown san jose in 2037, which is the target again, lots of organization, 14 different ones getting these grants and things are just getting started here. so we'll update you in our later newscast in san jose. kris sanchez, nbc, bay area news. all right, chris, thank you. and here are some other headlines we are following today. an affordable housing complex in mountain view. and the grand opening of a fire station in los gatos. but first, a nurses strike in the south bay. it is happening in san jose at good samaritan hospital union. behind this effort says they filed more than 100 complaints documenting what they describe as unsafe staffing and missed required breaks in response to the nurses strike. the hospital said in part that it has added 83 nurses this year and it reduced nursing turnover by nearly 7%. good samaritan also said it is among america's best 100 hospitals by the health care information company healthgrades. a new fire station is now open in los

gatos. it's in the redwood estates along madrone drive in the santa cruz mountains. it will serve people living along the highway 17 corridor. santa clara county fire says the new station features a climate controlled turnout room and a decontamination shower for crews. meanwhile, leaders in the south bay are celebrating the opening of a new affordable housing complex. it's located along el camino real in mountain view, santa clara county, and the jamboree housing nonprofit converted the old crestview hotel into the new heartwood apartments. people started moving into the units a couple months ago. all 48 units are now occupied. all right. the cooler autumn weather continues across the bay area, and there's still that chance of rain ahead. meteorologist kari hall has your microclimate forecast. checking out today's high temperatures will be in the mid 60s for the south bay, with upper 60s for the south county and morgan hill. today will reach a high of 68 degrees 69 in antioch and 67 in danville. in hayward, 64 degrees and some mid 60s. for

much of the peninsula. redwood city 66 degrees 63, in downtown san francisco. and with sunshine, we'll see a high of 66 in sonoma. but clouds will be moving in and we'll see rain arriving tonight with this storm system. we will talk about the timeline and what's ahead going into halloween and our weekend. that's coming up in the next 30 minutes. all right. kari. thank you. and if you're looking to get in the halloween spirit, bart says it has got you covered. bart is encouraging riders to dress up in transit themed costumes in exchange for bart anime swag. the agency commissioned local artists to create anime mascots a couple of years ago, and they've already generated tens of thousands of dollars from merchandise sales. and tonight, bart says you can get a free bart anime cup sleeve with the purchase of a boba tea at the yee fang tea shop near the colma bart station. and we have a whole list of halloween events happening across the bay area. all you have to do is head to our website, nbcbayarea.com

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and who doesn't love a good throwback? ♪♪ now with vitamin d for the dark days of winter. bottom of the hour now, here are some of the stories making headlines on "nbc news daily." the supreme court is allowing officials in virginia to purge voter rolls just days ahead of the election, the plan is aimed at

removing 1600 noncitizens from registration lists. it was put on hold after civil rights groups challenged it saying some legal voters were also being removed from the rolls. the plan was announced in august. exactly 09 days before election day. delta airlines is working with the department of transportation and the federal aviation administration on a new plan to create wheelchair seats, the seats would allow disabled travelers to use their own equipment. passengers have to check their mobility devices and the d.o.t. estimates that 10,000 to 15,000 wheelchairs and other devices are damaged each year. the department said this concept is currently going through the approval process. the faa plans to determine the feasibility of wheel chairs on aircrafts by the end of 2025. liam payne's producer is delaying the singer's first posthumous song. set for this friday less than

three weeks after the pop star's death in argentina but his producer now says that he plans to leave that decision over whether or not to release the song to payne's family. he wants the family to decide how to handle the proceeds from that music. two senior white house officials are heading to israel expected to meet with prime minister netanyahu to discuss the possibility of a deal to end the fighting in lebanon. that's according to a source briefed on the matter. the news comes after israel reportedly began airstrikes in northern lebanon earlier today and one day after tuesday's deadly air strike by israel in northern gaza, the gaza's healthy ministry said at least 93 palestinians were killed in that attack including at least 20 children. matt bradley is following the latest once again with us from beirut, lebanon, walk us through what we know about this u.s. hope for the cease-fire and the officials heading over, over the

fighting in lebanon, more likely than a broader cease-fire? >> reporter: well, we've seen that diplomatic effort earlier this week in doha involving the israelis, egyptians and the qataris and the americans, now we're seeing those two envoys both going to israel, to the southern border where i am here in lebanon trying to get to some sort of deal that would end the fighting here in lebanon that has already killed well more than 2500 people in the past year, it's kind of veering 3,000 deaths since october 8th. whether or not this will succeed, we heard from matthew miller the state department's spokesperson saying that the u.s. is not looking for a cease-fire in lebanon but some sort of broader political solution. now that could be a challenge. but as you mentioned, a good

question whether or not it could be easier than in the gaza strip. hezbollah has acted as they may more amenable to some sort of resolution to the fighting. their leaders have been killed, both top leader tanasrallah and his heir apparent. we heard today from the new elected head of hezbollah, he came out and said they'll be continuing the fight but it doesn't sound as though they're necessarily as -- as hamas in the gaza strip. >> matt, can you tell more about the strikes inside lebanon, i understand happening in a historic city 50 miles northeast of where you are right now, how do things stand right now? >> reporter: this has been threatening to so many people, obviously there's been a lot of lives lost all over this country, the past couple of days

the israelis have been ramping up their attacks a historic area, with a major roman ruin, we have seen footage of smoke from those bombardments rising up behind those really important monuments. that is not that monument, that slab of concrete, but there's some images of that and this is very threatening to unesco and a lot of people who take these cultural sites really seriously. while the israelis do have the right to attack hezbollah targets around the country they should keep these cultural heritage sites in mind. >> mat td bradley, thanks so much. here in the u.s., lyle and erik menendez continue to argue for their freedom. people from around the world have been visiting the house

where the menendez brothers murdered their parents. nbc news correspondent gadi schwartz had more on the developing case. new steps on the road to freedom for lyle and eric menendez. the brothers lawyer expected to file documents asking the california governor for clemency. >> we're just very, very hopeful, very hopeful that we get them released. >> reporter: now public comment yet from the governor. it comes days after the los angeles county district attorney asked for a resentencing that would lead to their immediate parole. there has been social media frenzy surrounding the case after several documentaries drew attention to alleged sexual abuse by the boys' father. all of it putting the former menendez beverly hills mansion in the spotlight. >> i wanted to come see the house now where everything actuallly happened.

>> reporter: the site of the murders by their sons has become a tourist attraction for locals and visitors from around the world. >> it's been all over the news. all my friends have seen the show and the series. i'm very curious on what's going to end up happening. >> reporter: videos giving close-up looks on the home under renovations and surrounded by a makeshift fence going viral on tiktok. >> i can give you guys a peek inside the fence if you would like to see. >> reporter: amid an endless stream of selfie takers and si sightseeing buses. >> it's constant. it's constant. >> unwelcome by the neighbors. >> at night it bothers me as well as a lot of the other neighbors. >> reporter: the beverly hills police department saying they responded to eight trespasses and noise complaints around the home. that house rented by celebrities before the menendez's moved in was sold for $17 million in march. if and when they move in, the spectacle outside may persist as an unwanted reminder of the home's dark history.

earlier this week on the podcast gavin newsom said he had a meeting with the netflix team, he got a head's-up on the resentencing. so he was prepared for all of this. the governor did say he was usually busy with pardons around this time of year as the holidays start to ramp up, so he's keeping his options open. new questions about what led up to a shooting at a high-rise building in atlanta. >> this all unfolded on tuesday morning, police say the man fired multiple weapons from his balcony, throwing items, then opening fire the entire incident left at least one officer hurt. >> marissa parra has been following this story. what sparked all of this in the first place? >> reporter: hey, guys, i can tell you right now there were certainly a lot of questions, a scary few hours for people in

midtown, a densely populated area not only residential but business buildings in this area, for a while they had to shelter in place, so a lot of questions, a lot of them being answered by the gbi this morning. the suspect is a retired doctor also someone who lived in that building. it's not just the four seasons hotel there are residential condos above that and that's where he lived. what we understand there was someone who also lived in that building that saw the suspect throwing items in the hallway, notified a manager of that building, that manager went to confront the suspect, had a weapon pointed at him and subsequently 911 was called for mental health emergency, and that's kicked off the standoff the suspect then barricaded himself, shots were fired from inside of the condo, both through the door, through the walls, we also know the balcony as well, of course you see that video being played on your screen, at times things being

thrown off the balcony. one s.w.a.t. officer had been injured, taken to the hospital, the gbi said it could have been shrapnel that officer has since been released. the suspect had been injured as well during that exchange of gunfire, taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. many terms of what happens next we know after the suspect is released from the hospital, he'll be taken to jail and he faces charges we know it's possible he could face aggravated assault if not more, but of course, all of this dependent on that investigation to come. let's switch gears the los angeles dodgers are one win away from clinching the world series. >> they have a chance to do it tonight after getting blown out by the new york yankees in game four, the yankees offense finally came alive last night as they scored 11 runs. let's bring in sam brock for the

latest. yankees have plenty of highlights. word on the street is dodgers have the hottest hitter right now, walk us through last night and what we're looking out for ton tonight. >> six consecutive home runs is a world series record. shohei ohtani, we saw him get injured in game two, hurt his shoulder, speculation over whether or not he would be able to come back. yesterday it was at the game. he was hitting lasers. he's not human, partially dislocated his shoulder and he's hitting line-drives. mookie betts, he's back there. the dodgers have such a stacked lineup the odds right now is about 98% they go on to win this

series. >> 98%? okay, yeah. you mentioned we showed it a second ago, the moment when two yankee fans lean over and they tried to grab the ball out of the glove? >> here's where this crossed the line. the fans have been banned by the yankees for tonight. betts went up to grab a foul ball. landed in the stands. once fans are involved it's interference -- you can't obstruct the player. they proceeded to rip the ball out of his glove. his friend took the ball out and threw it out of the glove. the umpire said that's an out. fan interference. they were escorted from the stadium. a statement here from the new york yankees. they callethis unacceptable. the safety and security of players, fans, stadium staff is the foundational element of

adium and it can't be nkee compromised. they go to say that the yankees and mlb maintain a zero tolerance policy to the type of behavior displayed last night. that's the last game of the year at yankee stadium. what about next year? season ticket holder, can they come back? no decision. >> you were there and the vibes remain -- >> amazing. anthony volpe, first postseason home run, people went nuts, really magical. >> up next the excitement is brewing ahead of halloween night. but sometimes, you know, things can get too real. the steps parents can take to keep the hocus pocus in check. you're watching "nbc news daily".

in today's modern parenting tomorrow is halloween and we love a good scare but not when it comes to our safety. >> halloween is actually the deadliest day of the year for child pedestrians walking around, but there important steps that we can all take to keep our kids safe. joining us now the editor in chief of parents. great to see you. it's such an exciting day. i love it in my neighborhood. lot of parents are putting the

finishing touches right now on the costumes. getting ready for the big night tomorrow, what are some safety a decisions we should think about. >> talk to your kid about basic street safety, reminding them to cross the street at corners not between cars. they should look both ways before crossing. maintain eye contact with the driver and in general they should stay on sidewalks, paying attention to cars coming in and out of driveways and if you have older kids going out with friends remind them to put away their devices so they don't get distracted on busy streets. >> bring a flashlight. watch the long costumes that might trip them up. >> definitely, avoid capes that might drag on floor or long dresses. steer clear of masks that may obstruct your kid's vision. >> lot of risks out there.

halloween, though, candy. i remember, though, going home and having to dump out my candy before getting to eat it. walk us through safety tips. >> examine every piece before you let your kids dig into their stash. throw away anything that's open or has a hole in it or looks suspicious. get rid of homemade treats unless you personally know the giver. for kids under 4, toss anything that may be a choking hazard. if you have a child that has allergies look out for tale pumpkins. in general make sure your kid understands that you'll have to inspect everything before they can go -- >> i like the tip you had of eat dinner first. >> yes. if possible. or a snack. >> what if you have a kid who's

scared of the big kids in costume. >> go as early as possible, before it gets dark out. go out for a little bit. >> on the other side, those handing out candy how can they be mindful. >> clear the path to their house. make sure your home is well lit. so that trick or treaters know where they're going and if you have pets that get easily st startled with the excitement of halloween, keep them in a separate room to avoid any interactions with kids. >> last week, teenagers going out with their friends and going to halloween parties, what are your tips for parents. >> have an open and honest conversation about the drugs and alcohol, communication is key

and make sure they know they can reach out to you if they're in an uncomfortable situation that they won't get in trouble if they ask for help. >> we had a family pass word they could text us if they were in trouble and they wanted us to call and get them out of a situation. >> i love that. enjoy the candy. if you have a little leftover, give it away, throw it away. >> your parents will eat it. >> you know what, that's for sure. >> or our staff here at "nbc news daily" will get my leftovers. >> thank you. there's much more news ahead. >> you're watching "nbc news daily". for people who feel limited by the unpredictability of generalized myasthenia gravis and who are anti-achr antibody positive, season to season, ultomiris is continuous symptom control, with improvement in activities of daily living. it is reduced muscle weakness. and ultomiris is the only long-acting gmg treatment

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one for trick or treaters. meteorologist kari hall is tracking some rain ahead in our 7-day forecast. as we take a look at what's ahead. a lot of changes here with sunshine today and highs in the upper 60s. we'll start out with some spotty showers on thursday morning as we are going to see our lows in the upper 40s. we're headed for the upper 60s and clearing out in time for the family, the kids to head out trick or treating. on friday, it's partly cloudy and in the upper 60s inland, but then we will see another chance of rain early on saturday with a high of 66 degrees. and then as we get ready to set our clocks back one hour on sunday morning, it will be in the mid 40s and then we'll see those temperatures recover nicely for the afternoon with highs in the low 70s. and next week we'll continue to see those highs in the seconds for highs and 60s in san francisco. all right kerry thank you. we'll be back in one

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