and it is clear my connell wants this stuff to come out. oh, i think he is a bad guy and also i support him. you know. less than a month after special counsel jack smith brought charges, mcconnell said of trump in an interview, if he has not committed indictable offenses i don't know what one is. he said the same in a speech basically saying the guy is subject to criminal and civil accountability. little did he know what the court had in store, but that plain truth, like yes if this is not indictable i don't know what is, i think again speaks for a large majority of the country. >> i totally agree with you, but first let's talk about my connell for a second. mcconnell calls him despicable. calls him a federal felon and says he tried to overturn our democracy and yet he still wants to vote for him? i don't know how that makes any sense whatsoever on any planet in the solar system. so that is the first thing and the second is yes, absolutely i agree with you that you know at the time it was very clear that too many people, republicans and dem

por su parte, eran o connell.a localizar personas y animales en medio de lugares con denso humo. de esto y más estaremos hablando en punto de las 11 y ya casi nos vamos despidiendo. pero antes le cuento que según un nuevo estudio, 3 ciudades de california son más propensas a que las personas padezcan enfermedades respiratorias. bakersfield encabeza la lista por su mala calidad del aire y alta actividad en resfriados y gripes. fresno le sigue de cerca con un alto número de casos de asma y alergias. y san diego ocupa el tercer lugar debido a su exposición a factores ambientales similares. todo esto, según un estudio de solent health. y para cerrar esta edición, vamos a dejarlos con imágenes de la desfile anual de la comunidad italiana de san francisco, que es una fiesta que celebra los logros de esta comunidad en estados unidos y de hecho, para ver este desfile vienen visitantes de todo el mundo. también hubo música, carrozas y por supuesto, comida de los negocios locales. ya son 156 años que organizan este festejo

i'm connell mcshane. this is the newsnation political minute. >> it wants people to celebrate the 30th anniversary of their debut album. but it's not going to be easy to listen to. the east bay band is releasing all 15 tracks from duke e and different obscure and obsolete formats. so you can listen through a singing fish and answering machine an old toothbrush, even in old timey player piano, if you know where to find one, these items are for sale, but you have to enter an online raffle for the chance to purchase. all right. >> my name is serena and i'm from oakland, california. you're already leading the next generation forward. so can we get another round of applause? >> a 17 year-old serena griffin representing the bay area at the white house today. first lady jill biden there invited griffen along with 9 other young girls to be recognized for impacting their communities in a positive way. griffin served as berkeley's vice youth poet laureate. she is also the founder of an after-school program that giv

i'm connell mcshane with newsnation. you know, americans in many states across the country are not waiting to head to the polls. total early votes have already eclipsed 20 million. that number is rising fast. most of the ballots are coming in by mail. but millions of americans also voting early at in person voting places. you can expect the number to continue to rise before election day as more states open up their early voting places and has more americans head to the polls now in 2020 during the pandemic, more than 101 million voters cast early ballots. most of those votes came in the last few weeks of the contest. you can see that 10/18/2020, right about now and the election cycle. only 28 million voters had cast their ballots 2016, which, of course, was a non pandemic year. total 47 million americans voted early. i'm connell mcshane. that's the news nation. political minute. >>district attorney pamela price is turning the now attacking o'malley by trying to link heard accusations of prosecutorial misconduct. kron fou

they also say cuban president connell has received an invitation to participate in the brics plus development summit, which will be held on the sidelines of this summit. speaker of the national assembly. venezuela has announced that some agreements , including the barbados agreement and the agreement with the united states, have been invalidated. kharkh rodriguez said: the cancellation of the barbados agreement takes place after the opponents of the government resorted to violent actions after the presidential election. also the president of the national assembly of venezuela said that the six-month exemption was issued to reduce us sanctions against the venezuelan oil and gas industry. also, due to the non-compliance of the united states with the obligation to remove the imposed sanctions, it has been violated and has no validity. huawei plans to become the newest competitor in china's ai chip market. this company has started producing samples of its artificial intelligence chip in the season of asand 91 to replace it with nvidia chips . the recent us sanctions have limited the purchase of h

brian taylor, jess 0'connell, panel., that whole question of independent investigation very much up in the air at the moment, yes, lots of people are calling for it but will it happen? 0ne it but will it happen? one might think that if an organisation, a government is confident in the way a vote has been carried out, they would be open to that, but we just don't know. open to that, but we 'ust don't know. ., open to that, but we 'ust don't know. . , ., , , ., know. yeah. obviously, an investigation _ know. yeah. obviously, an investigation looks - know. yeah. obviously, an investigation looks like i know. yeah. obviously, an investigation looks like it l know. yeah. obviously, an i investigation looks like it may be called for, even pre—election, georgia had its human response spend it because of some russian style laws that were passed there —— eu membership. there are some allegations of interference there. we have to follow the lead of the president there, who said the people will decide, we have seen them showing up

i'm connell mcshane from news nation. and right now the democratic caucus controls the senate with a razor thin margin there. 34 seats up for grabs in november. 23 are held by democrats or independents. so that means republicans only have to pick up to and they take control. now you look at the data from decision desk hq. it says montana and west virginia are the seats most likely to flip democrats. republicans and democrats are also defending in 4 of the 6 closest senate races. that includes ohio where the incumbent sherrod brown has a 58% chance of keeping his job in pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin. the democrats also have to fight. now. republicans meantime, are on defense in florida and in texas with rick scott and ted cruz. but big picture decision desk hq gives the republicans a more than 70% chance of controlling the senate. i'm connell mcshane. this is the newsnation political minute. >>federal teams are on the ground in florida to help with the aftermath of milton. president biden says his administration is las

the navajo nation, the people of this impoverished and often overlooked region could be the key to connell, a harrison's hopes of winning the presidency here. people in there um to proceed or democrat people, most of them. so we modem for comb or hair so that i think that the wrong donald trump is the wrong person crew put in the office again. we need um camella, you know, and i'm all blue. you know, everything by election level it's, it's for democrats, former neighborhood nation president, jonathan is trying to make history. i am buying to be the 1st indigenous person, 1st native american to be elected from arizona to the us house of representatives. his candidacy could drive, turn out boosting harris. they'll end up voting for other candidates on the ballot, and most likely they'll be democrats. indigenous rights advocates, a native political power is underestimated. native americans absolutely have the power to determine the outcome of the next presidential election. and certainly many elections in their local and county jurisdictions as well. here is, has targeted native voters with h

divide of raleigh in new york city. pamela, your fired, get out. donald trump levels more attacks on connell and harris as democrats slammed the event over racist remarks. also on the show, the pro moscow party is declared the winner of george's parliamentary elections. but the pro western president rejects the votes as a russian. the special operation plus olivia's ex presidents, eva morales says you survive in assassination attempt as tension sore between his supporters and those and believe his income, please, or the marion evan stain. thanks for joining me. as the us selection moves into its final days of campaigning, donald trump has held a mass riley in new york city. the event in madison square garden was billed as a republican candidates closing message to voters. trump and other speakers leveled non stop attacks against as democratic rival, cala harris. her team has denounced the rally is crude and racist rhetoric where one speaker called to puerto rico, an island of garbage, the drum. so in the heart, it's a new state. many of the drums, big supporters appeared at destroy, lead at

concept that we will analyze and critique later in the semester concept, manifest destiny, a kind of of connell collins zation exploitation and the westward migration of white settlers across the continent to the subjugation of native american populations. so as teams moved west, you saw a parallel in american history in that regard. so it sense. all right, let's take it up to the current day and try to tie it together and wrap it up here. what is the story of the current day? well, the story of recent decades has been a story of tremendously escalate salaries. as you can see, the average salary in 1945 was about $45,000. in 2020, the average major league salary was $4 million. and in tandem with that was, also an uptick in labor unrest, strikes, lockouts lockouts. all of this is possible because. baseball up until the 1970s, baseball as was mentioned in the reading had something called the reserve clause in of the legality and policies how baseball plays short version of what the reserve clause was basically that up until the 1970s owners had control over where players played. there was no suc

gloria 0'connell is one of those players who will be receiving a cap.with the boys growing up. we were not allowed to play in games at school. we couldn't pack youth clubs and we'd just go and play with the boys and then i played for a ladies team to laugh but they also watched us play. all our expenses were paid by ourselves. if we played away games, we didn't stay in hotels, we stayed in place' accommodation, with no support. it was all self—funded. it's lovely, after all these years, to see that they've recognised us. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. for most of england and wales, we have had skies like these, with high pressure in charge. it's not been like this everywhere. in scotland and northern ireland, or cloud, and some rain moving into our guile and butte, bringing some rather dodgy weather. the weather front stretching into the atlantic is getting supercharged by the jet stream, bring a zone of quite heavy rain into southern regions of ireland, probably heavy enough to cause some flooding, but the front takes a long time

trump host a divide of riley in new york city. pamela, your fire, donald trump levels, mortgage, connell and harris as democrats slammed the event over racist remarks. also on the show, the pro moscow party is declared the winner of georgia is parliamentary elections. but the pro western president projects the votes as a russian and special operations plus olivia's ex presidents. eva morales says you survive in assassination attempt as tensions.

so i had all nadia for mission bait. connell actually used towards the barons. he said we off fighting for civilization against his ball bearings. he also said that as well as shaping a new meant at least and is now one by one illuminating 5 actors from the region. when i asked him if he thought that it was going to be a strike, he said that the upcoming strikes would be the last of the good. what's your reaction top? uh, i tend to doubt it. um, i think that he has it. he has the net yeah. who has begun to alienate even the air air by the golf air expense. they're not saying so publicly because they were hoping at some point they could to re normalize relations with israel in a way that they could reactivate the abraham a course. however, since this battle has begun in and knowing what's happened to the, the history of the, the treatment, the x ray at least have performed against the palestinians. in particular, not only a gossip, but also the west bank. some of the united states are beginning to think like saudi arabia that but we're not going to agree to anyth

yes indeed, they did issue a statement to say that they were targeting a place called the connell air base and that is in haifa with fatty one missiles which are medium range missiles out. now the is ready forces that say that going to investigate why this got through that orange a defense system. but it's important to say this defense system isn't completely impenetrable. only yes. so on saturday, at the, or at least 13 missiles sent from has the other 2 periods. mona huffington went into septic and movies and fell on open ground. so there are many cases of the, a, the forwarding on to open ground or indeed hitting some of the is really defense as we've seen this happening a lot in these tit for tat exchanges. but what happening on a daily basis often to 2 weeks ago before things where he then he to job and is ready is came onto lebanese soil in the last 5 days in face to face specials with has paula. so of course this is going to be very worrying for is really defensive, but they did manage to get through these defense systems. they go into high for they cause injuries and also into

let us hope that piece prevails that was retired is very security agency, connell. i'm awesome. thank you for your time. thank you very much. well ahead, old folks have uh goals who uh on his last real type of southern thousands of protesters around the world have take him to the streets. quoting on his route to stop its assault on the palestinians demonstrates his march to impact is not in mexico, as well as indonesia, people gowns at outside, the us embassy, and to call to the protest. washington's ongoing support is wrong. creating pools. billions of dollars was over the phone aid. some were red stained sheets, symbolize what they believe to be the genocide of the paper. cause i mean, why mexico city protest is riley the main squares, letting out a map of palestinian territories with red cloud on saturday amount. attempted to set himself on fire out of pro palestinian protest. me the white house. i'm wondering you may find the following footage to stop the . 6 has the man set his alma plays d, c. police on bystanders rush to put the flames out with walter on scots, them on pl

anything that could persuade voters before november 5th, which is election day, it is worth knowing that connell harris was asked about this. she said that she wasn't worried about it, because the us itself is very actively trying to achieve a ceasefire. ben garza gets the remaining captives out trying to was search matters, hearing aid into the region, and try to work for a larger stabilization of the region. she basically dismissed what many are calling trump's shadow? foreign policy options here is rosalyn jordan reporting from washington dc. thank you very much. the ongoing conflict in sedan has worsened an already severe food crisis, leaving millions of people hungry and some on the brink of famine. before the conflicts, 14000000 sudanese did not have access to enough food. that number has now searched to 25600000. about half the country's population in zemzem camp in north or for famine has actually been confirmed. among the 400000 displaced people who lived there, the world food program warns the 13 areas or its severe risk of famine, particularly into our 4 and cartoon and core defend an

larry: what the nature of the attacks that mcellroy connell is saying?oesn't like the fact i believe we ought to have a plan. he doesn't think we need a plan or run on everything. i campaign every day. i can tell you what people want. what are you going to do, rick? are you going to balance the budget or secure the border in what are you going to do about the pledge of allegiance and making sure our kids have a great education. funding the police. they're asking for a plan and mcconnell says no, no, not going to have a plan. i want to get things done. i want to support president trump when he's the president and that's why i'm running to be the leader and have to have somebody in washington saying we're going to represent the republican voters and not the washington establishment. larry: you'll be running in the campaign leadership yourself and thune and cornyn and all good men. what's the difference between the three of you. you believe you can win, you told the ma. what's the difference between your campaign, your candidacy and mr. cornyn or mr. thune'

msnbc daily connell nest columnist economic and social services in michigan.mp said about muslim voters earlier today. watch. >> muslims are joining our cause in larger numbers than ever before, and now the most wonderful thing is happening, we are winning overwhelming support from the muslim and arab voters right here in michigan, can you believe it? i'm going to ask all of them if i could all of my friends to come up from the arab and muslim part of michigan-- and, i would like to give them a big hand, because they are going to vote for us and help us win. >> your reaction to that. first of all you and i are old enough to remember when donald trump said, about muslims he said muslims hate america, now he's celebrating these muslim americans that he brought up on stage saying he's going to win michigan because of them. >> donald trump is even transactional in his bigotry. he understands they are an important voting bloc in michigan. donald trump also knows jared kushner got $2 billion from saudi arabia when he left office, and there were golf tournaments at t

the original starter gardner minshew has had a rough first 5 games o connell actually won 5 games forr's starter. so they're going to give him a second chance sunday's game at allegiant stadium kicks off at 105. all right. coming up in the next hour, the kron 4 morning news. social security recipients will see an increase to their benefits. is it possible to count on my internet like my customers count on me? it is with comcast business. keeping you up and running with our 99.9% network reliability. and security that helps outsmart threats to your data. moaire dida twoo? -your data, too. there's even round-the- clock customer support. so you can be there for your customers. with comcast business, reliability isn't just possible. it's happening. switch to reliable comcast business internet with security and get started for $49.99 a month. plus ask how to get up to a $500 prepaid card. call today! >> 7.55 is the time every year on to tourism in the u.s. scares of profits for paranormal seekers. and the ap news is reporting the top 12 terrifying places in america with visiting this month

now it's a piece i probably haynes, wilma, us, the system sexy of states and retard us as well as connell joins, is now from alexandria and the state of virginia. great to get you on the program page a, what do you make of what's been happening to nice well, i think so far so good. i mean, we'll actually see some, you know, battle damage assessment in the coming days to see your, what impact the iranian strikes did have on israel, if any, you know, the real question is what happens now? you pad, obviously, in the successful is really attack or on the, you know, has the leadership, the iranian response. is that enough to restore deterrence on each side? or, you know, and, and these are calculations being made in the region. it's kind of the like it is and also in was suddenly herring very whole cuz expect to the whole cause these from the is where the prime minister benjamin netanyahu saying that they will certainly be able to tell me which we strike as well. you know, and, and obviously there are also ground forces that are engaged in liberties territory as we speak. you know, but the, th

concept that we will analyze and critique later in the semester concept, manifest destiny, a kind of of connell collins zation exploitation and the westward migration of white settlers across the continent to the subjugation of native american populations. so as teams moved west, you saw a parallel in american history in that regard. so it sense. all right, let's take it up to the current day and try to tie it together and wrap it up here. what is the story of the current day? well, the story of recent decades has been a storyf tremendously escalate salaries. as you can see, the average salary in 1945 was about $45,000. in 2020, the average major league salary was $4 million. and in tandem with that was, also an uptick in labor unrest, strikes, lockouts lockouts. all of this is possible because. baseball up until the 1970s, baseball as was mentioned in the reading had something called the reserve clause in of the legality and policies how baseball plays short version of what the reserve clause was basically that up until the 1970s owners had control over where players played. there was no such

but let's go back to this on immigration. connell heiresses, the attorney general of the largest state, the border state and california. she's the only person in this race who prosecuted transnational games for human trafficking and drug interventions. but look, we all want to solve that. i. most of us want to solve this, and that is the united states congress. that's the border patrol agents. that's the chamber of commerce, that's most americans out here. that's why we had the terrorist and the toughest bill on immigration. that destination same. it was crafted by a conservative senator from oklahoma. james langford, i don't want be super conservative, but he's a man of principle. once you get a dock. democrats and republicans worked on this piece of legislation. border patrol, say this is what we need and here these are the experts and the chamber of commerce and the wall street journal said, passed this thing calmly. hers helped get there. 1500 new border agents, protection for drugs, b o j money to speed up the stuff you do to cations on this, just one america watch. but as soon as