will jim brewster family. the idea is to help our guests walk into an accurate we creation of the past and to feel that they've been physically transported and mentally transported as well. >> my name is elizabeth howland and i been here for seven years. my family and i decided we're going to come to visit the new world in 1620 or so. on a ship called the mayflower that brought us here. being that i was 13, i cared for the other children and my parents. when we were in the harbor, people were getting sick with coughs and colds. it was tedious. we sing songs, pray a lot to try to sleep. but the sounds of the animals were always terrifying. i mean, we brought pigs and dogs and cats. the ship already smelled awful, so with all the animals as well, made it a bit more uncomfortable. we stayed underneath the top deck with very low ceilings. [inaudible] it's not built for people certainly. the mayflower was built -- they delivered the wine to where it was going. there were no windows or anything. the air gets very he

from the william brewster family. the idea is to help our guests walk into an accurate recreation of the past and to feel that they have been physically transported and mentally transported as well. >> my name is elizabeth collins, i've been here now for 7 years. my family and i decided that we were going to come to the new world and that was in 1620 or so. the ship called mayflower that brought us here. it was more so their decision than mine, since i was 13 years old. by two months that we were out to sea and probably something like seven months in total that i lived aboard the ship because there are no houses built when we arrived here, so it was the men that would get off during the day and they would build the houses and they get back on to the ship at night. and so, it was tedious. and being that i was 13, i was caring for younger children but also caring for my parents that were seasick for the journey and as we were in the harbor, people started getting sick with coughs and colds. so i cared for them as well a

okay, thank you so much, shaq brewster.logist, raphael miranda, is with me here in the studio tracking the path of even for us. so, where is it now, what can we expect next? >> well alex, thankfully the worst of ian is over. we can breathe a bit of side relief there. but it's still going to be causing problems for the next several days across the northeast, even as we've seen some heavy rain. even over here interacting with the warm front moving through new york city area, bring some flooding concerns. the latest stats show, it's a much weaker storm. a shadow of its former self. a 25 mile per hour winds drifting through the northeast and continues to weaken. that is the good news with ian. it's not don causing problems, as i said, though. you can see as it dissipates, we will see that heavy rain threat continue for the next several days from west virginia right through new england. this is a slow mover now, so it's going to be hanging around the tropical rains certain areas in the northeast again tomorrow. we will see showe

>> shaquille brewster, i thank you so much. >>> and that wrapping up the hour for me. i'm jose diaz-balart. you can always reach me on twitter and instagram at jdbalart. and please follow the show online. thank you for the privilege of your time. andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on a special two-hour edition of "andrea mitchell reports," live in pittsburgh in what could be the senate race that decides the balance of power in washington. democratic candidate john fetterman held his only debate with trump-backed celebrity tv doctor mehmet oz and gave a faltering performance without releasing his medical records after a stroke five months ago. >> again, my doctor believes that i'm fit to be serving and that's what i believe is where i'm standing. >> democrats are seizing on dr. oz already on defense for criticism of discredited theories he promoted on television saying this when asked whether aside from exceptions should abortion be banned in america. >> i've been in the room when there's some difficult conversations happening. i don't want

shaq brewster, if you're still with us. we may not have shaq. let me go to liz mclaughlin, we are looking at the rescues from the past several days of san bell, florida, we will keep an eye on what is happening there, but we will take us back now to puerto rico and talking about how president biden is set to deliver remarks from the island, here he is, let's listen in. >> jill and i, and thank you very much for that lovely introduction. jill and i are, we're anxious to be here. we, i come from a little state, a little state of delaware, and it's not like the congresswoman from new york, she is from a big state. but we have a very relative term large puerto rican population in delaware relative to our population, we have the eighth largest black population in the country and between all minorities we have 20% of our state is minority. and so i was sort of raised in the pores reek -- puerto rican community at home politically. and we came here for a long time both for business and pleasure, since you're part of the third circuit court of appeals a

nbc's shaquille brewster is in milwaukee this morning with a look at the state of the rations. shaq, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, willie. you can really feel the intensity picking up out here on the campaign trail. we're seeing it every day, big names, bigger events as we enter the final sprint to election day. >> this morning an learn of the hour cross-country campaign blitz to turn out voters. >> hello, milwaukee! it is good to be back in michigan. >> only ten day snoz from first lady jill biden to former president barack obama, democrats sending their biggest stars to stump in key battleground states. >> the reason i'm here is simple. i'm here to ask you to vote. >> reporter: mr. obama on the attack in an an attempt to energize voters. >> he's not the person who is thinking about you and knows you and sees you, and he should not be your senator from mississippi! >> reporter: framing this election as a defense of dem. >> i he might be democracy's best hope in wisconsin. >> reporter: nine day franchisee lex day, more than 21 million americans have already cast a ba

todd brewster's co-author with peter jennings of the number one new york times bestseller the century. as other work includes lincoln's gamble and in search of america. he taught journalism at temple university, was a knight fellow at yale law school and was founding director of the center for oral history at west point. he's also the executive producer of the documentary into harm's way. in their new book "seen and unseen: technology, social media, and the fight for racial justice" the authors examine the uniqueness of this moment in the overall history of civil rights movement in the united states. joining them in conversation this evening is award-winning broadcaster and journalist tracey matisak. join me in welcoming our guests back to the free library. [applause] >> good evening my thanks for sharing your evening with us, delighted to be back in person. thrilled to see you all. all of that said why don't we dive in and talk about the book "seen and unseen: technology, social media, and the fight for racial justice". let me talk about your partnership first on this book. todd wrot

abenaa brewster and dr. ami shah.dr. brewster, studies show during the pandemic nearly 47% of people they didn't have their breast cancer screenings and that has led to later diagnoses, so what is your message for them this morning? >> you're absolutely right, i have patients in my practice for different reasons didn't get mammograms during the pandemic and now are being treated for later stage of the disease. i can't emphasize enough the importance of women getting back in and getting their screenings. we know that early detection with a mammograms improves survival. it's recommended women get started screening at age 40 and have a gmammogram once a year, and if women are at high risk of developing breast cancer so i encourage women to have that discussion with their physician, they'll review their risk factors and review their family history and they may even order genetic testing that could contribute to breast cancer risk. bottom line is, it's time to get back to regular-screening mammograms and having that discus

joining us now is ellison barber, shaq brewster and josh lederman in washington. reactions pouring in from all sides on this new accusation facing walker. >> reporter: yeah, both campaigns were quick to respond. herschel walker spoke to reporters at a campaign stop in dillard, georgia, yesterday. he called this latest allegation foolishness and a lie. listen to more of what he said. >> i'm done with this foolishness. i've already told people this is a lie and i'm not going to entertain -- continue to carry a lie alone and i want to let you know i didn't kill jfk either. now the democrats are doing and saying whatever they can to win this -- to win this seat. >> reporter: walker's opponent, raphael warnock tweeted herschel walker, once again, proved he has a problem with the truth and taking accountability for his own actions. he should be forced to answer for his actions for his lies about the most basic facts of his life to his pattern of violence against women. so in terms of evidence, what was presented at gloria allred's press conference yesterday was proof of

nbc's shaquille brewster is on the ground in charleston with the latest. >> nowhere near what floridamany citizens and from local officials here. they are saying that they are breathing a sigh of relief. they feel like they dodged a bullet. that's not to say that they did not experience any damage. this is just some of the damage that we have been seeing as we go around the city. this is one of what the city says is 55 downed trees across the city of charleston, and when you look at what charleston had to face, yes, the eye at this norm was about 60 miles north of charleston, but that still means that they are about 70 mile per hour wind gusts that the experience. that still means that they have historic amounts of rain. they had the rainiest day since any time in any 24-hour period since 1938, so the impacts that they faced were significant, but they pale in comparison to what we are seeing in florida, and because at that, the recovery has also been accelerated. the city reporting most of the roads that were flooded that were closed, have since been cleared. this is one of the roads

joining me now from capitol hill, from youngstown jesse kirsch and nbc's shaq brewster. also susan page, "usa today" washington bureau chief. why is the president choosing to push this focus on codifying roe in the next term of congress when, frankly, democrats have control now? >> reporter: it seems like it's an acknowledgement of the political reality because this is a body that is democratic controlled but because of the margins especially in the senate they have tried and failed to codify abortion access on multiple occasions and for the president to come out and say this is the first item he would move in a new congress where democrats retain control and potentially expand their margins, that, to me, seems like the white house is just recognizing the reality here while also trying to galvanize voters around the issues because, chris, you'll remember in the spring we saw the house pass the first version of the women's health protection act. that failed in the senate. in the senate the reality, too, not only do they lack the votes on the women's health protection act

joining us now is shaquille brewster. good morning.reporter: jose, i spent time with a group of hunters, it's called hunt the vote, and their idea is they want hunters to come out to the polls and they have data to back it up. 700,000 registered hunters in the state of wisconsin, they say their data shows a vast majority of them do not show up to the polls in a state that's regularly has a tight margin in those statewide elections. i want you to listen to a conversation with one of hunters. >> i never voted. and the reason i never voted was because i didn't think my vote mattered. the more i look at it, if we can all come together and not just be one vote, but a mass of votes, we can be heard and we can change political elections and we can change it to make the conservation of the outdoors better for all of us. >> reporter: the group is not just focused here in wisconsin, but they say they focus their efforts on states like michigan, georgia, pennsylvania, if they sound familiar, they're also battleground states. across those states,

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shaquille brewster in florida for us. let's bring in executive director for republicans of the rule of law. she's the publisher of the bulwark. sarah has conducted focus groups recently in georgia, pennsylvania, and arizona. sarah, good morning. it's good to see you. we heard a lot of the themes. and this debate we've heard in debates and states where you did your focus groups, talking about abortion, talking about crime, talking about immigration, what do you find broadly in your focus groups and those key states where you talk to people. where is the focus? is it as much the economy as it seems to be everywhere? >> it is the economy. when you ask people, how things are going in the country, they always start by talking about inflation. they talk about jobs, crime is increasingly an issue that you hear about. interestingly, abortion is often not what they say at the top when they're talking about their main concerns. and you see that reflected in the polling. but what is interesting, when it gets to individual candidates

joining us now from the milwaukee suburb of menominee, false, is shaq brewster.ou were there for both debates, right? >> okay, good. >> senate and governors, right? you and i actually spoke post senate debate there. how did this one stack up? >> well, thursday night's debate between the senate candidates was definitely more contentious. the four men allowed for more interaction between the two candidates. but the debate that we saw last night between the candidates for governor, tony viewers and tim michaels, while it wasn't as contentious, it was just as important. there were some national implications here and, you know, something moving over this race was the idea of election integrity. wisconsin being a battleground state. there were questions in the past, tim michaels has avoided answers on whether or not he would certify future presidential elections. that's something that came up on the debate stage. i want you to see a little bit of that exchange. >> and the last election was safe, secure, and there was not fraud. >> there is a non partisan legislative co

shaq brewster is in palm beach. both taking turns navigating the political attacks. did that go? >> reporter: andrea, it was clear this was their one and only opportunity to confront the other and respond to the attacks that have been flying in florida for the past couple of months. you saw a contentious debate. there were insults and interruptions. you saw both candidates try to paint the contrast on several issues. you heard there the candidates talking about guns. val demings coming out aggressively on the issue of abortion, pointing out that rubio has supported in the past federal abortion bans that don't include exemptions. rubio evading a specific answer when asked would he support a ban that did not include exemptions in the future. you heard senator rubio painting himself as a seasoned legislator here. someone who has bipartisan accomplishments. someone who is very familiar on the issue of national security. i want you to listen to one of those moments. >> look, the senator can play national security expert all he wants. i know he needs that for his next pres

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nbc's shaq brewster was there.k us through that. >> well, his main message was that this election is important. he wanted to energize the democratic base, in these key, battleground states starting with georgia, michigan and then right here in wisconsin. we saw two purposes from what we heard from former president obama. one was to energize the voters, the other was to make sure they understood the stakes of this election. he says this election was important for defending democracy, we also saw him going on the attack, to push back on some of the attacks that some of the fellow democrats had been facing. one in particular was the attack against mandela barnes, in a crucial, tight race with senator ron johnson. i want you to listen to what we heard from the former president. >> and i hope that he's running this race, [inaudible] [laughs] [applause] just because they are democrat, he does not have the iq, to have that ballot. i mean we have seen this. sounds kind of familiar, doesn't it? [applause] [inaudible] >> now

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. >> for more on obama's -- here is shaquille brewster. >> good morning. you saw in that clip there are a sense of the fire and passion that we saw for the former president, barack obama, as he made his way back on the campaign trail. throughout the weekend, we saw him start in atlanta georgia, than he was in detroit, michigan, and then right here in milwaukee, wisconsin. really engaging an exciting his democratic base. he looked like he had a good time there, i saw one events he was both heckled and catcalled does he really try to serve two purposes during his time on the trail. one, he wanted to excited energize democratic voters in these key urban areas. two, we saw the former president go out on the attack, defending these democratic candidates, and going up against their opponents by name. specific lines, we saw on that clip there, going after ron johnson's, specifically. former president obama, this is when i move over to material looks to. he has more than two dozen ads for these democratic candidates. we know he's been engaging in private fund-rais

and charleston in south carolina where he's fine jack brewster.harleston to a certain extent, it got pretty lucky especially considering some of the images we are seeing of course in florida. on the west coast of florida, landfall was a little bit north of charleston. but nonetheless top throw you are seeing there? we're >> not dynamic that you described as the exact one that i'm hearing here in charleston. ribed as ti see the damage and devastation in florida, yes i did get impacted by it but it has not been anything close to what they've been dealing with. this route is about five minutes ago was completely cleared but you see city crews have been working pretty quickly to quayle's remaining roads. -- we know the power at one point in the area was out for about 100,000 people. has now been restored, car outages in the few thousands of people in this area. that's not to say charleston was spared from the storm. it was yesterday around this time when we know that hurricane, category one hurricane ian made landfall about 60 miles from where we are

nbc's shaquille brewster in milwaukee has more. >> hi there. here in milwaukee after that energy, the rally we saw earlier with barack obama yesterday, the hope for democrats is all that energy is then transferred to polling locations, specifically the early voting. that's kind of what you're seeing behind me, where across the way from an early voting location. this is souls to the polls. people coming from church to vote. you see mandela barnes, in a tight battle with ron johnson, trying -- republican john -- shaking hands, meeting people. that's what many democrats are hoping to see in this battle. we talk about it so much, here in west conson, razor-thin margins, both for the senate race and the governor's race. i want you to hear about how borders -- and what voters who have come out from voting on this sunday, what they told me. listen here. >> explain that dance we saw inside? that's my voting dance. >> there we go. >> voting dance. >> why are you so excited about? it >> because i have grandchildren, i have children, and if god came and p

he seemed to be enjoying a time up onstage. >> nbc's shaquille brewster, thank you so much.ace in new york given republicans a glimmer of hope. florida governor ron desantis is on long island right now stumping for the zeldin. polls show that hochul retains a six point lead over southern. he has steadily been -- it's not just new york. there are several states where the governor races could have and pack up and down the bout, including florida. with me now, msnbc political analyst, david jealous and debbie mucarsel-powell, the senior adviser at giffords. both are former members of congress from the state of florida. dave it, you know i saw the headline and immediately said to my team, get me david, get me debbie, because this week we learned that trump would rally for rubio but not for desantis. david, i'll start with you. is it fair to say that his rivalry, more importantly, what a represents, is not completely out? >> it is, it israel, there's anger between trump and desantis. you have to jilted lover's, if you will, and this fight but look, it is a recognition. what donal

about six days after the storm. >> shaq brewster, thank you. it's unbearable to think about what they're going through. the florida chief financial officer, state fire marshall joins us. thanks for being with us. i know how busy you my be. bring us up to date on what the state, the federal government can do to help these poor souls. >> it has been an amazing undertaking. we have 16 teams, urban search and rescue teams, 1,200 men and women, trauma surgeons, structural engineers, search dogs. they have covered 71,000 structures since the storm has hit. some of the teams started inspecting structures hours -- literally, two, three hours after the storm. they are doing a hasty search. they are going to every single dwelling and literally checking, hello, is anyone there? if they have found somebody, then they administer immediate help and in several cases, they have saved lives. they are doing that right now. this is the largest deployment of urban search and rescue from 11 states in the history of the state of florida and history of the united sta

in our nbc correspondents on the ground, mike with the president in irviron california and shaq brewsteradison wisconsin today. mike, let me ask you quickly. the judge juggling a little bit of official business and as leader of the democratic party, a little bit of effort to give some support to the candidates out west. most notably he heads tonight to oregon. that's a governor's race the republicans are hoping to win for the first time in 40 years. what is the white house's strategy, as it sort of deploys the democrats, one of the biggest assets, the president himself, in these waning weeks? >> peter, any time you have a president whose numbers are underwater, which means the disapproval rating is higher than the approval rating and it takes careful strategy. it can be summarized by the most familiar expressions, the first i'll campaign for you or against you, and whatever helps the most and a lot of democrats are saying to the white house, we don't necessarily want the president to campaign with us but we want him to come and talk about the issues that are important to us. and we saw t

but i would say that some experts believe brewster nuclear, that a sheer mentioning of a possibility. so it's gonna goes away. you're going to create gas. opec would be a very serious investment in gas prices. was our shoes. now coming back to the question own whether europe will be able to survive the winter with the amount of gas they have in the underground storage is at the moment. well, the answer is very simple. nobody can gave any guarantees whatsoever. while a mr. miller, in his address, the president already dubbed their situation happening in the north stream, one and 2, an act of international terrorism. sweden has made an official statement that they will not allow russia as a polity to participate in the investigation. so if we see that here of would request tillman with more gas, to be pumped through the remaining line of north stream, to other resources available with gas problem. and how much time would it take to complete all the work and reparation so that the pipeline becomes operational? would we be ready to participate in repair works and the launch of other loans

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elizabeth brewster never imagined she'd be marveling at something as simple as having a room to herself. i got. >> my first water bill. my of all, i was like gets excited about a bill, someone who lost her home. the 2018 camp fire and has been staying with friends and family ever sense. and then also i had my son, which was not planned right after that. the last 4 years have been unpredictable to say the least. but now 3 stability in sight and without the opportunity through the usda. i would not have been able to be a homeowner. >> i certainly would not have been able to afford a brand new home or the size of home. the collaboration between the federal government, the community housing improvement program and wells fargo allowed elizabeth and 3 other families to buy homes for what she estimates. >> it's about $200,000 less than she would pay for new construction. she said before this home in paradise have been out of her reach, even though she has received some money from the fire victims trust fund established to compensate victims of pg and e cause wildfires between 2015 2018 within

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ellison barber is in monroe, georgia and shaquille brewster in new york, and mike memoli traveling with the president. and we will go where herschel walker is speaking live back on defense after being accused by another woman asking her to get an abortion. >> hey, yes, this is walker's second campaign stop of today. he seems to be sort of at the end of his speech. he addressed and denied those latest abortion allegations at a campaign stop yesterday in dillard georgia and today has not talked about it on the campaign trail but an ally, lindsey graham, he has. listen to what he said earlier today. >> all this crap they're throwing at you, coming from los angeles, 13 days before an election, all you got going for you is the people of georgia. so i've seen this movie before. remember kavanaugh, right? right at the end, all this stuff comes out. there's another one, and another one, and another one. >> reporter: so walker was asking fox news interview, in a fox news interview, whether or not he knows who jane doe is and he said he did woo not get involved in a guessing game and during the c

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so we are acting correctly and on time brewster, we do not set ourselves the task of destroying ukraine. no, of course not. there is no need for mercy strikes, at least for the moment. for now, as for the future will secret. more from mohammed val in moscow putting was the speaking on the side lines of the year. the commonwealth of independent states, causing a stana. and he said that he doesn't see any need for any meeting with the president biden. during the g 20 summit in, in bali next month. and that seems to be a you turn on the statements made on wednesday by he is a foreign minister, sergey lover of who was asked about this particular event quality. and he said that to a rush, he's open for any proposals from the other side to receive any proposals. there was a study them and he doesn't see any reason why such a meeting can't happen if they receive a request for it. but also we have to remember that the u. s. prison joe biden, the day before on tuesday, he made it clear in an interview with sin and but he doesn't have any plans to meet with her present putting deductions receive

and what's the brewster men of in the ocean is hatred towards them. it is so big that you start understanding that they are not human. what else can i say? i don't have feelings for them after seeing what they've done with a little lead to those purchases least this is despair. this is anger. this is hatred with us because we see that there is no military infrastructure here. this is a playground, it's a place where i walk every morning and every evening. richard, this emotion is caused by the fact that your life was and is under threat. not only our life, but the lives of all ukrainians, with their peers, youth retainer agreement. look at a feasible guy, he can't scare us, and there will be no mercy washington. we need to win for sure, and we will do it, no matter what. does that even begin with? and i want the whole world to understand with your book with us, there can't be any agreements when you my dish to this is a question of our lives to post a post massage as well as certainly yeah. to people there. now, there have been accusations being direc

don't you understand ukrainian army itself shelled us really brewster to this bundle? bank representatives came and said they wanted to give me financial help. i said, all right. and so we went to the village council where they 1st asked me to write down on a piece of paper that we were shelled by the illegal formations of done it can logan school, but i refused. i said, i don't know who sheldon because i believe there is a possibility. it was ukrainians. it was way too close for it to be the l. d p r. out of the blue. this of great village in the middle of nowhere became a star attraction for foreign press. people here have a hard time believing these 2 events were a coincidence. reduce the loss, the roemer, brutal. again, blue western journalists were here. they came one day prior to the shelling and then on the day after the shell im, they were filming the funeral and everything else. oh, the journalist came right after it was crazy. it was like a show for them. we almost went mad because we had the worst suspicions of them. western media, along with other internati

through the brewster of the commanders, he was left alone not his company commander nor his platoon in the attacking formations, and did not see the course. well, about an hour we ask for help, silence. with all this. uh, we understand that the short covers that yours, that ours, it covers us, there were no teams. in general , some of the shooters were silent and tried to retreat, but he, shell-shocked, remained in the field with four wounded. an hour and a half later, the russians came to their group. distance 50 meters shouted, yes, uh shouted. lay down your weapon don't shoot, throw away your weapon don't shoot, well, yes, scoff, ask yourself. so what do i think, i said, don't shoot the wounded here. we are throwing out the very weapons, well, i will throw out my machine gun. so they came up and looked at dasha, four wounded units in fact. wounded in the hands and taken out in captivity, they have been treated for a week already . here is a reason to be surprised, reality debunks the stereotypes of kiev propaganda. i personally did not expect such an attitude. you just know, i thoug

todd brewster is the co-author with peter jennings of the number one new york times bestseller of the century. his other work includes the books lincoln's gamble and in search of america. he also taught journalism at temple university was a knight fellow at yale law school and was the founding director of the center for l history at west point. he is also the executive producer of the documentary into harm's way. in their new book, seen and unseen, the authors examine the uniqueness of this moment in the overall history of civil rights movements in the united states. joining them in conversation this evening is award winner, award winning broadcast master and journalist tracie madison. please join me in welcoming our guests back to the free library. who will? good evening, everyone. thank you so much for sharing your evening with us. what a delight it is to be back in person. so we're thrilled to see you all. thank you again for coming all of that said, why don't we dive in and start talking about the book seen and unseen thought and work? thank you and welcome back to the free librar

i was listening to you guys earlier and i'm from wisconsin, and shaq brewster's report breaks my heartnced to a gulag dictated by those who do. and that gets very, very, very dangerous. margaret has just been very aware of these dangers for a very long, long time. >> so ann, this is a compliment, but this show is a hard watch, because it is so intense. it is difficult. and especially in the early seasons, when it came out, it came out soon after donald trump had taken office, there were obviously people who drew comparisons, like, hey, this is where -- this could be our future here. but i wanted you to expand a little bit on where bradley was just going there, trump is now out of office, but there are different threats, different threats to people's rights. is the show inadvertently or not, speaking to those worries? >> your question is? what are you asking? >> i'm asking you if, we saw the parallels, the fears that exist with the show when trump took office. trump's out of office now, but obviously, as just touched upon, people have lost a right they've had protected by the constituti

all i see is brewster. spencer: wait, his name is rooster? reggie: this is also our rooster anniversary. we got him from abc 7. he was the pet of the week. spencer: jesse crow in the morning and wake you up? reggie: nobody likes to hide of my closet. when i go in there to get my is there. spencer: here is a live view from our rooftop camera looking across san francisco. mainly in the 50's. a cool 48 in santa clara. we will also take a look at some more temperature readings. 46 in novato, looking at the golden gate. bright skies today but cooler than yesterday. even cooler tomorrow as it turns blustery with the chance of sprinkles. for today, mainly bright sunshine in the afternoon with highs in the low 80's. 70's in the north bay southbay. things will change this weekend. the cold front from alaska will bring us clouds and then following the clouds will come cold there tomorrow and st winds up to 45 mph or higher. by tomorrow afternoon we will see snow in the sier. re in the bhiss howwendy with possible sprinkle. a cold morning on monday to s

kumasi: brewster on the sidewalk.ave made something else happen if i bridge going to try to sell it. something exciting. i would put him in a halloween costume. drew: remember you drag the man for putting his dog in a halloween costume? reggie: because it was just a dog in a halloween costume there need to be at least three amazing things that happen in the video. drew: oh, i get it. it was like a cute dog and fall foliage. did they make you read shiloh in school? that's the sad one. reggie: what happens? he dies? drew: i don't want to say. reggie: every book about a dog, the dog dies. drew: i don't know why they made us read that. right now, the wind picking up later today. it is knocking on our door right now and will move through later this afternoon. it will keep temperatures very fall like this afternoon. by want to p.m. you see the wind gusting over 20 miles per hour and in that evening in the wake of the front we will wind gusting 15 to 30 miles per hour. we will keep that through thursday. it is a partly cloud

i'm in marathon texas at the gate hotel i spent the last few days with the sheriff out here in brewstern a record number of arrests with women smuggling fentanyl. what we have to do is be vocal and congress. my good friend from ohio on making sure that that is labele weapons of mass destruction. i've also worked with senator rubio from to ensure that anyon is related to event and all related death is held responsible with felony charges for their bars that need to be emplaced, it has to be led in conference. >> to that point, we saw were just a couple weeks ago the biden administration took a really tough stance on china with respect to semiconductor chips, which is fine, i think that was a smart move, but we know a lot of the phenyl relate out of china but nobody says anything about it. whether it's ohio or gorgon, everywhere in this country, there is not single place that has been left unscathed by the scourge i don't understand by all members of congress aren't standing up in unison demanding this get fixed asap. >> you're exactly right that's why my said we put together the scourge

i want to bring in shaq brewster, who is at a disaster recovery center in fort mers.e memoli. shaq, what do the floridians you talked to want the president to know and understand about what they are going through? >> reporter: it's the bottom line messaging that you're hearing from them is they need help and want help as soon as possible. i'm seeing that today at this disaster recovery center. it's a location where people are able to come, stand in line and wait to talk to fema. many people in the line telling many they don't know what they are going to say or what they need to do. they want to know how to start this process of recovering after losing their business, after losing their home, after having to clear out their home. in this parking lot, you're seeing insurance companies, state agencies, they say they need help. this is the place they are coming to get that help. i have also been traveling the city of fort myers. president biden is getting that tour now, but as i have been on the ground, so many people saying i want him to come to my neighborhood. i want h

join me in thanking lamont hill and todd brewster for writing this book and their thoughts. with us tonight. on behalf of the free library, i want to thank andy and laura and all of the other events team for bringing all of us together. thanks to all of you for coming. please be safe. enjoy the rest of your evening and we'll see you next time. goodnight. so now i'm done talking in just a second because i get to announce jamey suskind, who's celebrating the release of his book, the republic. jamie is as one of the leading intellectuals, the digital age. he was described a former uk prime minister, one of the foremost thinkers. the transformative impact of technology revolution in the digital republic. named financial times book to read in 2022. jamie provides a definitive guide to the great political question of our time how can freedom and democracy survive in a world of powerful technologies? without further ado, please join me in welcoming to politics and prose. jamie suskind suskind. thank you so much and good evening and welcome. thank you all for coming out tonight. it'

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and your friend and reporter shaquille brewster is standing by in charleston.s i said constantly have you standing outside in the freezing cold and snow. we've moved to warm weather, and you're in the middle of a hurricane. you are in florida, you're in south carolina. i know in the last time i don't remember when you are in your own bed. what are the last 24 hours been like? >> so you're the person i have to blame. we will talk about that a little later. but the threat for the carolinas even has hurricane ian as well onshore. there are threats of tornadoes, threats of those thunderstorms as the system continues to move. but as you look at the charleston area, you have the mayor of charleston telling us that they dodged a bullet. they did not get the effects that they feared just about a day or so ago. that's not to say that charleston was not impacted by this. they received the most rain over the past day than they have an any day since the 1938. they had wind gusts of up to 170 miles an hour in this area tonight, about 40,000 people in this area are without p

early votes have been cast and reporting in from the campaign trail for us this hour is shaquille brewster from milwaukee and braille howard in arizona. president obama made quite a big splash during his rally there yesterday, what did you hear about the impact he could have on this election? >> well, i think that remains to be seen in the next couple of days, alex. this is the only full weekend of early voting here in the state of wisconsin. the hope for democrats is at the energy we saw last night in the high school arena or high school basketball stadium or jim, is the word, it will turn into people turning up to the early voting location behind me. one thing we saw from former president obama not just here in wisconsin, but also in georgia, also in michigan is that he played as an energizer -in-chief, connecting with democrats in urban areas. also, he was someone an intact dog. they make some opponents by name. you heard the defense against ron johnson here in the state of wisconsin and you heard the defense of mandela barnes, the democrat running for senator to unseat ron johnson. som