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america once again knocking on its ultimate glass ceiling. how do voters feel about that historic prospect. we asked. thanks for joining us on what's going to be a very historic week. we'll begin with the last leg of the 2024 presidential

race, election day is now just a few hours away. >> both candidates are making their final push in battleground states today. vice president kamala harris is crisscrossing pennsylvania, she started her day in scranton, her final stop in philadelphia. former president donald trump in pennsylvania later, he started the day off in north carolina. >> our final nbc news poll before the election shows the race is a dead heat. harris and trump are both at 49%, both campaigns are making their final pitch to voters before the polls open nationwide tomorrow. >> if we get everybody out to vote there's not a thing to vote. >> when you believe something's possible you put in the hard work and good work, hard work is good work, we get the job done. >> our decision 2024 coverage starts with garrett haake in

pittsburgh covering the trump campaign and gabe gutierrez in allentown, pennsylvania, following the harris campaign. gabe, you'll start with you, vice president harris will be in allentown later today, you have some reporting about her campaign's outreach, what have you learned? >> reporter: the campaign really is ramping up that outreach heading to reading, pennsylvania, a little later on today to a puerto rican restaurant, taking out new ads and ramping up their get out the vote efforts. there's been a lot of controversy specifically among that community following former president trump's madison square garden a few days ago where that comedian told that joke. the anger the outreach is palpable in this community it could make a huge difference in this must-win swing state. take a listen.

>> it was a wake-up call and puerto ricans were able to gather together and come together, i knew people who were swaying toward the other side now swaying toward kamala. >> our pride is extremely large. once you offend one you offend all. >> reporter: again, in such a tight race with a razor-thin margin that could make all the difference. >> absolutely, gabe, thank you. garrett, we mentioned former president trump holding a rally in north carolina, his campaign is a little nervous about that state. >> reporter: they are, kate, although they don't want to admit, north carolina has been challenging for republicans, a tough state to defend. democrats have been frustratingly close in their minds of taking it back. after 2020 and the post-covid

demographic shift lots of folks moving to north carolina, couple that with the continuing fallout in the western, it's difficult to get a good picture of what the situation is on the ground in north carolina, both campaigns kind of seeing it as competitive but having a muddy view of what's going on there, early vote is a bit confusing, republicans brag they've had a higher turnout, but almost exactly evenly split between republicans, independents and democrats there. a state where the trump campaign has been adding events in these last couple of days of this campaign, a cover all basis perspective, they don't want to see a state so important to their path to 270 slip away from them on election night. let's dive deeper into the

final nbc news poll, with steve kornacki. beyond the headline, we said it's really close race, what else are we seeing. >> doesn't get closer than 49-49 tie in our final national poll. looking inside, these are the issues, key issues ux how voters are analyzing the candidates here, on this issue, would you prefer trump or harris, this is and has been harris' biggest strength this campaign, abortion by a 20-point margin, voters say they would prefer harris dealing with this issue than trump. the other end of it, where does trump start to rack up the big margins, inflation and the cost of living, again this has been consistent throughout the campaign, even when joe biden was the democratic candidate, still small double-digit margin for trump there and trump's biggest advantage has consistently been the immigration and the border, again, this was also true when

biden was the nominee, we see a tie race and we also see more of what we've been seeing at how voters are looking at the issues. this dynamic, too, kamala harris is the vice president in an unpopular administration, how much is that going to cause her trouble? biden has a final approval rating in our poll of 41%. incumbent running for re-election with that number very dangerous. lot of democrats were happy to see joe biden leave the race but harris is the still part of this administration, voters aren't too happy with it, how would they assess her with regards to that. also this, retrospective, we're asking voters in hindsight, 48% say they approved of how donald trump handled the job of president. highest of any poll we took during trump's presidency.

is that benefiting trump? a little bit. also this, this could be the story of the election, the gender gap. we've been talking about it in every election it seems for decades. have we seen like this? the answer is no. in our final poll, trump, 18-point advantage among men. harris, 16-point advantage among women. together, 34-point. iowa a sone poll puts harris ah. is it real? we don't know. one thing to keep in mind what will be powering harris here is the gender gap. >> steve, a bit surprising that polling showing harris leading in iowa especially since iowa is not considered a battleground state this year. >> in terms of what does it mean if the poll is right, if this

poll is on to something and the pollster has a very good track record in iowa, i think the key question is, is it something that's just happening within iowa? the argument for that in short would be, abortion politics have been center stage in iowa since this summer when a six-week ban went into effect, it's hugely controversial and while the presidential candidates haven't been campaigning there they have congressional races in iowa that are razor-thin and millions of dollars spent in ads this fall on abortion-related ads. this issue has particular resonance in iowa. but are there other states that could surprise us in. >> join us for complete decision 2024 election coverage. starting at 5:00 p.m. streaming right here on nbc news now, it picks up your local nbc station

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officials in arizona are working to ensure voters feel safe and confident castingtheir ballots in tomorrow's election, over the past four years the state's largest county maricopa county has spent $10 million on changes to its ballot counting. and former president donald trump falsely claimed that the election was stolen from him in maricopa county back in 2020. republican-backed review later found no evidence to support those claims. liz kruetz joins us now.

i understand you got an inside tour of the facility to see how officials are working to be as transparent as they can, what kind of changes are they making and how long might it take to see those results? >> reporter: yeah, kate, first of all, it could take days 13 days before maricopa counted every single vote. that's part of why the county is trying to come out here and be as transparent as possible about the process to counter claims of election fraud. some of the changes that have been made outside to this building, essentially a fortress, three layers of fencing here, concrete barrier, chain-link fence, beyond there there's another security fence before you can even get inside, a metal detectors and multiple layers of security, part of the attacks and claims against the election workers. the other part of this is

transparency part, we got a look inside step by step process of how this work. it's fascinating. a republican and democrat work together in pair. they review the ballot. there are 24 live-stream cameras as well. take a listen. >> we have, we've added our l livestream cameras, we've made election security and transparency their priority and they put their money where their mouth is and they made the investment they needed to. >> reporter: and there's also a brand-new this year ballot vault where they keep all of the ballots, there are only a few election workers that have the clearance to go inside there, they're never allowed to go inside alone, only red pens allowed. no internet in some of these

areas. they're going above and beyond to be transparent. lot of these things have been on the books and happened for a long time in arizona, long before 2020, they're trying to give people the peace of mind to know every step of this process. >> lot of steps. liz, thank you. in nevada, registered republicans are outnumbing democrats in the early vote according to nevada secretary of state's mostrecent data released just last night. the state has six electoral votes at stake. now, democrats there are scrambling to mobilize their base especially in crucial clark county, more than 70% of nevada's population. david noriega, what's the latest on early voting there in nevada and how exactly are democrats in the state looking to close that gop lead? >> reporter: so, to answer your

second question first, basically in this room, legendary turnout machine for the democratic party, this union has turned out efforts, ground game is widely credited for winning nevada for democrats in the last several election cycles. now, what you said is very true, the situation here in nevada with the early vote is very strange this year, usually the democrats go into election day with substantial lead, tomorrow that's reversed, republicans with 43,000, 4% lead over the democrats, this means get out the vote machine is playing catch-up, however, they're projecting a lot of confidence, they have the numbers and the ground game they'll be able to close that gap. one union official told me when i asked him how he was feeling

today. take a listen. >> we're feeling energized. you know, a few months ago it was going to be a different result. harris has wiped trump's lead. we think it's going to be a difference for kamala in nevada. >> reporter: look, by every measure this is an extremely tight race here in nevada, tight race in the election, even tighter this time around. >> david, what are you hearing from voters there in clark county about the issues that are at the top of their minds? >> reporter: look, nevada and especially clark county the las vegas metro area this is an economy state through and through. i've been interviewing voters here all year, what are the issues that motivate you? almost without fail the first answer is economy. blue collar state. voters are hospitality workers,

people who work in casinos, the restaurants, and nonunion workers, both campaigns, both parties have been fighting for, as you know, a very population with a large percentage of latinos. trump campaign has been making inroads over the last couple of years. we don't know if those inroads will be enough to flip this state to donald trump. donald trump has never won an election in nevada. he's hoping to flip this state to the republican side. >> david, thanks. up ahead, well wishes are pouring in for james van der beek, after he revealed he's battling cancer. the plans available in your area, you may be eligible to get extra benefits with a humana medicare advantage dual-eligible special needs plan. most plans

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trying to remove the wings from this airplane so that this plane could then be taken apart, made smaller, and towed off the freeway. chp says it could be another couple of hours. it was around 715 this morning during the morning commute that the pilot made an emergency landing. again. here on southbound 85, just south of the mcclellan road overpass in cupertino. the pilot landed safely without hitting any vehicles. no one was hurt. chp says the pilot might have run out of gas now. the pilot was hesitant to talk with us, but he did say he was on his way from carmel, where he lives up here to palo alto, and had this to say when we brought up the possibility that his plane had been low on fuel, ran out of gas, though. no, we don't know what happened. we're looking into that now. okay. and you're okay? yeah. i am sorry. i wish i could help you out. this is video of the scene from nbc bay area. sky ranger where southbound 85 has been a mess since this plan. land plane landed on the freeway. there was also a crash near the scene earlier involving two vehicles

in the backup. no injuries, but it definitely added to the congestion. the faa tells us they are investigating this incident and could issue a preliminary report as early as tomorrow. here in cupertino, bob redell. nbc, bay area news. all right, bob, thank you. sometime today, we are expected to get a better sense of which schools might close in the alum rock school district. 13 schools are on the list of campuses that might close in san jose. superintendent is expected to bring that list down to ten schools today. eight of them will close. two others will be consolidated after the school year. the school district says the closures are necessary because of declining enrollment. well, strong winds could cause some problems across the bay area this week. here's meteorologist kari hall with the details. here's what to expect as we go through the next couple of days. it's going to be windy and some of our mountains will see gusts over 50mph. but a gust of some stronger winds across much more of the bay area coming in on tuesday night into

wednesday and we may have some issues with power outages downed trees and will also see the elevated fire danger continue. but as we take a look at our high temperatures today, we will be up to about 78 in santa rosa, 71 in san francisco and 73 in hayward, as well as livermore and 73 in san jose. for tomorrow, it's going to be much more of the same temperature wise, but the wind will be a lot higher, and that may be when we also see the power outages issued by pg&e. make sure you're signed up for those alerts, and we'll take a look at our 7-day forecast coming up in the next 30 minutes. sounds good. kari. thank you. and a reminder, there is still time to plan your vote. and we want to help you get informed about our local races. so if you scan that qr code right there on your screen, that will take you to our full voter guide with information on all the key races and make sure to stay with us for decision 2024 coverage. our election day coverage starts tomorrow morning on today in the bay, and then make sure to stay with nbc for

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in his post, he said there's a reason for optimism and he's feeling good. we all know election day is tomorrow. and this year gen-z voters between the age of 18 and 29 could make a big difference. >> savannah sellers spoke to gen-z' ers in three important battleground states. >> reporter: young voters could make a huge difference in the election tomorrow if they show up to the polls. >> our stay tuned team spread across some of the biggest swing states. >> we spoke to voters in wisconsin, michigan and pennsylvania. some of them voting for the very first time. >> in michigan young people believe their state will decide the next president ultimately their school will. >> we're the largest university

in a swing state. in ann arbor. >> in 2016, trump won the state by nearly 11,000 votes. do you feel as though gen-z is understanding the role that you all play in this election? >> yeah, i definitely think so. it's hard not to be aware. >> reporter: students have stepped up and volunteer. >> the main thing lot of people are focused on is the economy, cost of housing, cost of living, reproductive rights and also the big issue that's happening with gaza. >> i spoke to first time voters at a rally in pennsylvania. how does it feel voting in your first election? >> surreal. first election. the most important election. >> reporter: young voters in this state have turned out at a higher than the national average. the candidates have been

campaigning hard in this state where trump lost by one percentage point in 2020. >> i spoke with young voters in wisconsin including this state who introduced canth kth at her madison rally. >> our next president of the united states, vice president kamala harris. >> wow, like, what an experience. >> reporter: ty was knocking on doors to hand out voters resources. >> it's a very blue area, we do come across a large majority of democratic voters, i'd say the split between people who are republican and people who are undecided is probably pretty close to 50/50. >> once conflicted voters say they've made their decision and will show up to the polls. >> i've been undecided up until the next week. >> even as the president of the college republicans. >> what did ultimately make the decision for you.

>> i really considered what's going to happen when they're in office and who was going to be in a position to actually make change. >> reporter: while young voters are a huge voting bloc uncertainty is something they still contend with. this election day we'll see who they think can put the u.s. back on track. >> our thanks to our stay tuned team for that cool report. the presidential race isn't the only contest we're watching tomorrow. several key congressional races, senate and house, that could help decide the balance of power in both chambers. right now, the democrats narrowly control the senate. 51-49. republicans control the house by margin of eight, that could all change tomorrow depending on what happens. let's go to ali vitali here with us in studio. always good to see you. thanks for being here.

the senate, lot of eyes on arizona and nevada. >> rightfully so, two marquee contests that democrats went in feeling like they had some reason to be optimistic but republicans had top recruits, in arizona specifically kari lake ran for governor and lost last time, she's the republican. challenging a democratic ruben galego is leading. k kari lake could drag him down. in nevada, you got jackie rosen staving off another top republican recruit in sam brown, she' she's winning by a hair. >> one poll we're showing. the house, everybody's up for

election, every two years, some of the key races this time seem to not be in battleground states. >> we're looking at battleground that aren't battlegrounds on the presidential level. including new york, arguably the place that gave republicans control of the house chamber two years ago and i's now one of the places the democrats are sort of hoping to take back what was once theirs, hudson valley, many races there, two on long island that are key to the potential balance of power and then you get out to california, some of those races aren't going to be close they could take a long time to call, one of the key races that gave republicans control took until december last psych toll be called. we could be in for a long night on the presidential level, it could take even longer on the house side.

>> we could be waiting weeks? >> we could be waiting weeks. alaska, they do rank choice voting, they could take a long ti time. >> lot to watch. >> thank you so much. in final countdown to election, the national guard is on stand by. >> over concerns there could be civil unrest. here's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: heightened protection after local officials say hundreds of ballots were potentially damaged or destroyed in washington state oregon or and concern over a possible repeat of what happened on january 6th. but some states are pushing back against the federal government's plan. with just one day to go, unprecedented new pressures are underway to keep americans safe

and to protect the vote. security will be dramatically stepped up at polling stations nationwide on election day, amid concerns of potential violence and voter intimidation. after two ballot drop boxes were deliberately set on fire, some now have fire extinguishers. >> they're tested. they're true. they got the approval of all of our local firefighters. >> reporter: at many county and government buildings, barricades are up. and at some polling locations, new bulletproof glass has been installed to protect workers, along with emergency panic buttons. in washington, d.c., fencing is going up at the white house and the vice president's residence and many businesses are already boarding up their storefronts. the justice department now plans to monitor polls in 27 states to ensure compliance. but some republican-led states like texas are pushing back saying federal monitors will not be allowed in. in the swing state of michigan, officials say they're prepared to stop any violence. >> we're ready. and we have partnerships with law enforcement and others to protect the people who protect democracy. >> reporter: but perhaps an even

bigger issue, the online spread of disinformation and lies, particularly coming from russia, china and iran, intended to disrupt the election. that includes the fake viral video showing supposed haitian immigrants voting multiple times. federal officials say russian interference groups are behind the fake video. >> russian produced and specifically designed to go viral to undermine american confidence and the security and integrity of our elections. >> reporter: the fbi also concerned about two videos falsely claiming to be from the fbi relating to election security. one stating the fbi has apprehended three linked groups committing ballot fraud and a second relating to the second gentlemen. the fbi says it is working closely with state and local law enforcement to respond to election threats. officials urge voters to report any concerns and be aware of potentially fake or misleading election-related content by verifying that it's from a trusted source.

back too you. >> stephanie gosk, thank you so much. more light on how voters are feeling about the economy and which candidates are polling better on that specific issue. >> americans say they trust former president trump more than vice president harris when it comes to the economy as a whole as well as on the cost of living, but harris polls better than trump on the issue of looking out for the middle class. let's bring in christine romans. we're one day out now, give us kind of the bird's-eye view of the economy, data shows a healthy economy and we know people are still feeling a squeeze. >> to top line numbers are incredible. u.s. economy is doing well. jobs market is holding up nicely even with these strikes and storms last month holding back job creation a that's expected to resume in november. great disconnect between what the rest of the world blocks at the united states and says this is the best economy and people

in the economy don't feel that way. inflation peaked at 9% and took some time to come down. wages are rising faster than inflation. on paper for the past year and half people have had more purchasing power. they've been spending, they still pollsters they feel lousy. wages are up 28%. grocery prices are up 22%. gas prices are still way higher than when donald trump was in office. this one is real troublesome one, final note, though, the stock market, anybody who has a 401(k) or stock investment, look at how well it looked under donald trump. red, all those records, it continued to do well.

>> christine, help us compare the harris and trumpeconomic pl plans. >> what is going to happen next depending on who you vote for? kamala harris wants to raise corporate taxes, she wants to expand tax incentive for small businesses and startups. exempt tipping from taxation just like donald trump does and big tax credits for housing. donald trump has the opposite plan, he wants to cut corporate taxes, he wants tariffs on all u.s. imports. all economists say especially for low income people would take a large portion out. he wants to exempt some tip income and social security inc income. >> so interesting to see them side by side. the fed is supposed to meet this week quickly on interest rates.

what do we expect. >> both of those plans would add to the deficit, by the way, we're expecting the federal reserve to trim interest rates a little bit, something that will be helpful to families and businesses down the line as these interest rates continue to come down. the economy is strong, inflation isn't, gives the fed to start lowering those interest rates, help lower mortgage rates a little bit, lower rates for buying a car and credit card interest rates. but, you know, what a ride the last four years. >> this is an issue that a lot of voters -- up next, is america ready for the possibility of electing its first woman pridt,haesen wt voters have to say about that, up next on "nbc news daily".

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this presidential vase shaping up to be kind of a battle of the sexes, not just between the candidates but the voters, too. >> could this be the year americans elect a woman as president? h here's andrea mitchell. >> we're doing this. we're doing this. >> reporter: could kamala harris finally break through america's ultimate glass ceiling and become the first woman president of the united states? >> the vibes are so good. this is history-making. it's really wonderful. >> i love it. such a historic moment.

>> reporter: harris unlike hillary clinton has for the most part let her gender speak for herself, to beat donald trump she's counting on an outpouring of women. >> women voters being stripped of that fundamental freedom that they had come to rely on. >> reporter: the gender gap this year is huge, 30 points in the october nbc news poll. when clinton was running the gender gap in exit polls was 24 points. clinton said women candidates still have to project strength but not too much. >> it's still hard for some people to imagine a woman in the oval office. >> reporter: michelle obama sees it as a double standard. >> we expect her to be intelligent and articulate, to have a clear to set of policies. >> harris faces age-old criticism of women in power. >> i don't think she's leader or

boss. >> i think she's slick, i don't overall she has a great intellect. >> reporter: not all women back harris, either. >> she laughs a lot. >> reporter: true that women like kamala harris are judged by a much tougher standards. >> yes, there's a gender bias when it comes to judging women candidates and it ranges from policy to appearances. >> reporter: harris has the challenge of countering trump's campaign of hulk hogan. >> reporter: eleanor roosevelt was asked in 1957 if a woman could ever become president. >> when you can look at people in politics and in positions of political importance as people and not as either women or men.

>> reporter: shirley chisholm. >> my successful candidacy will be an inspiration and a stimulation for many other black women. >> reporter: 175 women have been elected in other countries. the question now is, is america finally ready for its first may dam president? >> fascinating. interesting when you look at the rest of the world. >> absolutely. there's much more news ahd. ea >> don't go anywhere. you're watching "nbc news daily". but i'm protected (pause) with arexvy. arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. rsv can be serious for those over 60, including those with asthma, diabetes,

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election. the public safety power shut off is entirely unrelated from the election. really, it's weather that drives the public safety power shut off, and both we and the national weather service are forecasting. later tuesday evening into wednesday, unsafe weather that may may require us to shut off power for safety. here's a breakdown. 3600 customers in napa county. 3500 in solano. about 1200 in sonoma. over 900 in contra costa and santa clara. and nearly 450 in alameda county. meteorologist kari hall has more on those strong winds and dry weather conditions. here's the 7-day forecast. today we're looking at a lot of sunshine and nice mild weather, but it will become windy later on this evening and the high winds continue for the next couple of days with low humidity increasing the wildfire danger. that will be with us through at least thursday, but it looks like we'll see some calmer winds, better weather conditions for the end of the week into the weekend, and slightly cooler temperatures saturday and sunday. and for san

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