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kristen holmes is on the ground there. she joins us now with more you've covered trump through this whole thing. what stands out to you so far just got somebody who attends so many of these rallies, even ai was surprised at how dark as you noted, the rhetoric has been a lot of it is even nativist and hateful. >> i just want to give you an example of some of what we heard leading up to the former president who is not yet taking the stage at one point, a speaker called harris, the anti-christ and the devil another speaker called puerto rico, a floating island of garbage. >> another speaker first to illegal aliens, excuse me, illegal immigrants as illegal a second batch just what is ahead of the transition sigue america first means american citizens employed. first. >> this is what we are hearing to set up the former president. remember this rally is really speaking agency turning point, but a setting off syria for the final the campaign before the election is supposed to set up what donald trump's closing message is going to be unlikely. it is going to follow suit here and i will say this crowd is

trump, who we have just gone through with kristen holmes and alex thompson fact checking a number of falsehoods that he has centered around immigration. and we also have heard from people who came before him on the stage and were cheered by that crowd they called vice president harris, the anti-christ, the devil they railed against what they called effing illegals. this is some of what we have heard out of madison square garden tonight. and of course, former president is still going. i want to go back to kristen holmes, who's inside. kristen, we dipped out of the speech for a little bit. what what more has he been saying >> he's giving his general talking points in a lot of that is his i'm just don't hear he's using the word nasty, so i'm trying to figure out what he's talking about because i wanted to hear what he was referring to kamala harris or not because that's not a word he often uses what does it sound like? it he has been using the same rhetoric that he often does, as you noted, there is a very heavy focus on immigration, unsurprisingly, donald trump jr.'s your base rhetoric

we had or we had a senator named kristen cinema who had largely risen to the ranks and became a center through her advocacy for the latino community. and once she became, when she came in power, she, she sort of turned it back on, on, on the issues. and the values that she had proclaimed she was, she was going to support when she came in power. and she paid a price for that. she's one of the, i think she's the only senator in our history to, to win an election. and then 6 years later just totally disappear. so it is very, very rare for us senator to do that and christmas them are paid a really, really good price for that. i think a lot of other politicians are paying close attention to if they make these promises that they come through. some great context forced. stephen. thanks so much . stephen. danielle perez, professor, my pleasure at the northern arizona university. thanks a lot. i all right, have been us the most stories making headlines around the world to sell the police in berlin. i searching for a man who reported they dropped a bag of explosives while being confronted at a train sta

through the weekend, larry. >> buckle up. here's sandhya. >> larry. toughen up. all right, kristen, let's take a look at the forecast for east bay walk to end alzheimer's in san ramon. it is really going to be ideal conditions. cool in the morning with clouds in the 50s when the walk begins. low 60s. you don't have to worry about it being too hot or getting sweaty, all for a good cause. our very own leslie brinkley will be there to emcee the event. partly cloudy at 11 a.m. and it's going to be mild. fall weather. low 70s at noontime and this is in san ramon at bishop ranch. looking at live doppler seven. the clouds have pushed on out of here for the most part. the higher clouds. but they'll be back tomorrow. you're looking at a mild day. 60s to 80s on sunday. it's going to be a lot cooler. mid 70s inland for the warmest spots. low 60s, coast side. and that's when we introduced the possibility of a few showers or drizzle. monday we're going to see some snow in the sierra mixing in with the rain. and another system tries to make it in, but it starts to fall apart. so right now we're

kristen. >> yeah, it is feeling a little bit more fall like today. temperatures are a bit lower b t the satelliteds moving through the area. so yeah it looks anfeels danger mode, although areas, but we have a nice co the 24 hour temperature change. as you noted, it's cooler today. in fact by four degrees in napa and san francisco right now thanan carlg may not last very long, though. right now we're looking at bright skies a temperature of 66 degrees here in the city, 68 in oakland, redwood city and 61 at half moon bay. nice view at the golden gate there, where skies are mainly blue, but we see a few clouds off in the distance.r 70s at livermore, concord and fairfield. so that's our mildest region, but not quite warm yet, although warmth is on the way. these are our forecast headlines. the next few days we'll have a taste of autumn warmth with a of a warming tred that will last about or and temperatures drop a few degrees. so let's take a look at the accuweather seven day forecast. notice the warmth over the next four days going into saturday. once again mid 80s and our next four days and upper 70s around thunbay

kristen: i zoe: i want to remind you, i know folks want to clap but we want to get through as many questions as we can. this question is for kristen rivet. if a abortion ban came up, how would you vote. a how and a why. [. kristen: absolutely not. let me say this. two years ago i was a part of a group of people across the state that turned out to make sure that we put proposal 3 on the ballot to ensure our reproductive rights were protected. you can boo it if you want but it passed by huge margins and now it's protected in our state constitution. here's what he else i know, we have in michigan a national abortion ban that would turn over the will of the voters in michigan and preempt our constitution. additionally, there is a fact undisputable, before the don act came down that got rid of of roe vs. wade, we have women bleeding out in parking lots because states don't allow for abortion care. we have a 13-year-old who has been forced to carry a pregnancy to term. this is what is happening across our country and what is at stake for michigan. i want to tell you that we have candidates up and

kristen z. it's day three of our heat wave, and a change in the forecast means we'll be sweating through sizzling temperatures longer than first thought. here's a live look at some of the hot spots. temperatures could reach 107. in the east bay, 104 is the forecasted high in several north bay cities in the south bay. you want to be prepared for a high of 103 in san jose, and we'll see 90 again in san francisco. abc seven weather anchor spencer christian is here right now. spencer, i think when we say people didn't think it would last as long as this, you know, expected, you expected this. you told us. i think we just weren't ready to handle it physically and mentally. >> well, at the beginning of the week, we didn't expect it to last this long. but as of yesterday, i was saying highs today, today, this day would be as high as yesterday and they are just about everywhere. so take a look at the current temperatures here. we haven't even reached the peak of our warming for today yet. that will happen around 5:00 for most inland areas, but already we're up to 106 at livermore and 101 to 102 many othe

through all of the numbers. steve, boy, this is a big one. >> kristen, numbers say it. tie game weeks before the election and it's that shift. the last poll taken in the wake of that september debate. harris had opened up that advantage over trump, gone in our new poll. what goes into that? what's behind that? i think this one is revealing. this is the basic perception voters have of these candidates? is it positive? is it negative? these are not great numbers for either one. trump, 43% positive, 51% negative, eight points underwater, you might say. >> look at harris, exact same positive score almost in the exact same place. and this is it. the last time we polled that question after the debate, harris had made up ground in this area. look, she had a positive rating, 48 to 45 so that advantage has all in the last few weeks washed away for her. then there are some issues and characteristics here. these are advantages in red that you see for trump now versus september on the immigration and the border. we asked voters who would be better on this. in september trump had a

. ♪ - [kristen] in the days and months following the attacks, young americans saw the adults around them make concerted efforts to seek and usher in comfort throughnd community alliances. anything they could do to salvage the promise that our home was one nation, indivisible. - there's a sense i think in that reaction to the fear that if we stick together we can get through this, but obviously that proved short-lived. - [newscaster] he is one of the most dangerous terrorists on the planet. - i want him, hell, i want, i want justice. and there's an old poster out west, as i recall, that said, "wanted: dead or alive." - i remember going to a gas station and i bought this, which i'd probably buy again, and it was a picture of osama bin laden with a crosshair over him and it just said like, "locked and loaded." this was a huge part of our culture, and it really emboldened a lot of people who already probably wouldn't like someone that didn't look like them. (gun firing) i knew that the world was gonna be totally different, for all of us, it changed. but for muslim and arab americans, it changed a lot. - [newscaster] as a nervous nation goes on guard

. - i heard through the grapevine, fans of the x-files were were gathering virtually and talking every week after each episode and i thought, "oh, that's cool." - [kristen to be broad anymore. they didn't have to appeal to everyone. they could be niche and sometimes those niche shows became a really big deal and launched careers like mine, guys, i'm talking about mine. - wow, this is a little embarrassing. - veronica mars was a fantastic showcase of how great fan-focused writing can really build a fandom. - television just all of a sudden explodes and it becomes this whole different animal and so we were calling it prestige tv. - sopranos, first, the wire, you know, and you even had sex in the city. there's things that you would not have seen on network television. they're taking a lot more risks, there's a lot more violence, there's a lot more sex. care was being given to television dramas. it really changed the whole way that we started watching television. - you can't go home smelling like a meth lab. - yeah, you can. i do. - the idea of "breaking bad" is that this good man becomes a criminal because he has to. and it dawned on me and the writers pre

through habitat for humanity. it's just a remarkable person. >> yeah. and he was still activ. kristen sze.few years ago, you'd see him out there pounding the nails, you know, to build those homes in his 90s for sure. >> i mean, he is slowing down now, but i tell you to me, he's like the statue of liberty almost. it's like, as long as jimmy carter is around, you know, america is going to be okay. there's something so fundamental about him. to our goodness, you know? yeah. yeah. well said. all right. for high school boys, i know chris is going to chime in here. not that you're a high school boy, but you're the youngest of all of us. it's suddenly cool to smell old. they're embracing the 90s specifically. >> let's go over to spencer, then. oh, come on, larry. whoa! chris, why did you say that about spencer? >> i recognized the voice. these high school boys are embracing 90s cologne. it's the latest gen-z trend driven by social media. so 15 year old boys are seeking out what they call legacy scents. like dior, sauvage and giorgio armani's acqua di giorgio. did you guys use that like larry spen

through june of 2026. we're live in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. kristen, wondering if officials there have said anything about the other options for trying to shore up the school district's finances now that school closures are essentially off the table? >> yeah. so that's part of what i was trying to get at with maria su when we were talking. and candidly, one of the things she said is, boy, i'm not even in the job yet. so i think that she said that they've had a chance to start looking under the hood a little bit and starting to see some of the areas where they can start making changes. but i think there's going to be a little bit of time for them to really figure out exactly where they're going to make those changes, to start saving money. and remember, they didn't say that closing or merging schools is off the table. they said that difficult decisions are ahead. so i think we're going to try to figure out and try to hope for some clarity on what that can all look like going forward. >> all right. christien kafton reporting live for us. thank you. >> t

i think kristen referred earlier to the fact that most locations are up to about 25 degrees warmer than average for this date, so on we go to the spare the air alert in effect throughoday and tomorrow. it will temperatures the temperatures, the air quality will moderate on thursday. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast. three more two more days this week of triple digit heat. temperatures drop a little bit on friday. back up to triple digits on saturday and sunday uh. >> all right, spencer, before you go, look, sometimes we do get that final blast of heat in september or as late as october, right. but when you look past this week, if we can make it past this week, look at the longer term. is this it? i mean, do we have another heat wave in store? this, this fall or are we done? >> well, how about this kristen. possible, but not likely. it's very unlikely that we'll have a heat wave like this later into this month. month of october. but with the way weather extremes are becoming more frequent these days, we can say looking at all the all the indicators and all the computer outlooks, we don't see anything developing like this well, the remainder of october,

kristen, do trump's falsehoods about foreign affairs, about the world stage matter? >> i think it depends on the scale of what we're talking about here. so i went through when i read this daniel dale fact check and some of them were just egregious, right. things that donald trump said that have no connection to reality and others things were things like donald trump wildly inflate the numbers of billions of dollars of equipment we left behind in afghanistan. trump got the number very wrong, but we did leave $7 billion worth of stuff and afghanistan or things like just say, oh, i got rid of isis in a week. well, he didn't get rid of isis in a week. but when he was president, they did get rid of isis so i think that's the issue, is that the a lot of times people will scroll donald trump and very justifiably for saying things that are wrong. but underlying it is a level is a true principle in some cases that voters think, yeah, we did screw up in afghanistan let me press on this. >> at this point, are trump's sausage basically priced into how people lay does he? pay any price for no, no. and the misleading was talking about this my wife today, the word ba

kristen, earlier, we heard trump once again reiterate some of these false claims about the federal government and its response to hurricane helene take us through what he said >> one thing to remember right now is that every single thing that both kamala harris and donald trump too is a political opportunity and it's particularly important for donald trump to be in north carolina. this was a state that mattered more to donald donald trump now than it did when joe biden was at the top of the ticket when he was at the top of the ticket, they believe they were going to win north carolina now, they still feel confident, but they do believe they need to spend more time here. we know he's going to be here today. he's going to be here tomorrow and he's going to be back here next week. remember north carolina in 2020, delivered donald trump, his biggest or his narrowest wind. so this is a critical state here. and again, they have seen some movement that might indicate that a closer race here in the state than they originally thought. now when we talk about what he just said, he was visiting the aftermath of hurricane helene. he went out, he talked abou

kristen davidson. she's also a partner with axiom strategies how bad is this moment about the puerto rico joke for trump well, you need to look at it throughferent audiences so no offense to cnn and the mainstream media, but the outrage headlines really aren't moving any needle. >> i think americans actually get a little exhausted with every being, okay, but he's in, he's in a specific place so the place where is that? it has the highest puerto rican population in pennsylvania, 13% of lehigh county is puerto rican him going there today, i think in and of itself shows the importance of that community of that county in the state i don't necessarily know if a may a culpa really matters here. i mean, look, they weren't his words his speech was actually very good. it was probably a misstep to have this comedian there, especially when you have this moment momentum going into the final stage, it's make no mistake. so i bet, looking back, you know, probably wished we wouldn't have had that comedian. there wasn't a comedy show was a campaign event, but, but look, this community, the reason why this race is so tight and competitive is especially in

kristen said, some people are really into these things, you know? >> yeah. i mean, if it's san francisco's got one. i did one in salem, actually, massachusetts. and, you know, they walk you through the sights of where, like, gory things allegedly happened. and, i don't know, people were scared i wasn't because it was halloween and it was all cute, but people. yeah, but it can't be. >> i guess at night i would do it in salem just for the witch history. i'm all about that. all right. >> okay. would you buy a haunted house? reporter karin caifa has a look at the pros and cons of a property's past. >> stigmatized properties have been psychologically impacted by events like murder. alleged hauntings, or a notorious previous owner. buyers willing to overlook a stigma may get a better deal, but downsides could include unwanted visitors to a home with a haunted reputation or high profile crime history. ultimately, buyers need to weigh all the qualities that meet the eye and maybe some that don't. >> if you love the neighborhood and you love the home, but you're afraid of a ghost or anything that may or may not be in there, don't buy it. nope. >> words to live by. >> not for me. >> we wo

through various podcasts. >> are you? >> streaming that they could actually get just as many eyes on donald trump for event like this that they could from a rally in a swing state. kristen holmes, cnn hello california in california, trump repeatedly lashed out at governor gavin newsom attacking the democrat for his liberal policies. >> trump repeated his recent threat to withhold federal funds used to fight wildfires in california over what he says are unfair water rules in the state the former president accuses, knew newsome of mismanaging the water situation with environmental regulations. trump says, comes at the expense of farmers. now the latest polling shows the race for the white house's pretty much a toss-up at this point. new figures from the new york times and sienna college reveal no clear winner in the battleground state and sylvania kamala harris is just slightly ahead, but the gap between her and donald trump is within the margin of error. trump has a similar razor thin lead in arizona now the cnn poll of polls averages the four most recent non-partisan surveys of likely voters. it shows harris leading trump by just one point in pencil flaminia. cnn's harr

brief people through various podcast or youtube stream you may they could actually get just as many eyes on donald trump for event like this that they code from a rally in a swing state kristenolmes, cnn so cella california coming up, how this election cycle, republicans and democrats alike are doing more outreach on social media and podcasts as they tried to find new you audiences to win over in the new media age. >> meanwhile, republican vice presidential candidate jd vance is speaking to the new york times for failing to give a concrete answer about the 2020 presidential election and the race for the white house has people around the world talking including iran, who are indians? want to win the election while you'll hear from them coming up, stay with us supplements can be difficult to absorb. >> i recommend to all advanced omega-3 with phospholipids bound omega for up to ten times better bioavailability advanced the power of a heart attack. >> do they have life insurance? >> no. >> but we have life insurance john, i'm trying to find something we can afford unfortunately it only a few minutes select poll found john a $500,000 policy for only $29 a month and his wife and

through various podcast or youtube streaming that they could actually get just as many. i's on donald trump for event like this that they could from a rally in a swing state kristen holmes, cnn, coachella, california thank you for that reporting, kristen, vice presidential candidates, tim walz and jd vance also hit the campaign trail this weekend. waltz made a home state visit, the minnesota governor is making a bid to win over male voters in midwestern battleground states that as roe hio senator jd vance, he hosted a town hall in pennsylvania saturday. he said it's running mate would not try to prosecute his political opponents if re-elected. that is a direct contradiction of trump's previous comments in an interview with the new york times and senator clarified his previous controversial comments about childless cat ladies well, as i said, when i made those comments, look, they were dumb comments. and i said it a couple of times in a couple of interviews. and look, yeah. i mean, i certainly wish that i had said it differently. >> now, despite that, vance said that he still stood by the point that he was trying to make that he thinks that country has become, as he said

kristen, i will start with you here. so donald trump making a campaign stop over the weekend at a mcdonald's. clearly continuing perhaps with this trolling that he's done of the vice president, walk us through what happened in that photo-op be described for exactly what it was, which is you said was it campaign photo up the restaurant itself was closed unsurprisingly, the secret service does not really allow him to do these kind of off the record events in less the venue itself is closed, but a gave him an opportunity to focus on something that he's really been fixated on for the last several months and that is commonly harris's tenure at mcdonald's. >> she has said that when she was younger, she worked the french fry machine at mcdonald's. donald trump has said that that's simply not true. he has absolutely no evidence of that, but he has continued to hammer that point almost to a point of obsession. and of course, he did it again when he was in mcdonald's over the weekend at this franchise and pennsylvania, take a listen always wanted to work at mcdonald's but i never did. >> i'm running against somebody that said she did, but it turned out to be a totally phony stories. so if you don't m

kristen soltis anderson i i will say who is right? is right switches that? is this an election that looks like 2000? this is an election that looks like 2012 or 2016 correct. >> well through help thehe throh there is an through away. through the midst of, i laughed when cnn's poll came out it was 47-47 nationally in the siena poll came out and was 48-40 nationally. if you think about it as a distribution as a 60% chance that we wind up saying okay it's reasonably close like a pointer to in one direction orerhi the r and then i think there's a 20% chance of trump is over performing again and his polls are missing his voters again were breaks late for him or some scenario like that but i think there's a 20% chance on the other end that we are seeing polling errors more like the direction of 2022 that they are thingsum being captured in the polls like sewing supports trump among young and latino voters that are captured in polls that may not bet your life and in that case harris ends up winning by more than expectation. i think there's a 60% chance that the polls are right but that's only slightly better than a coin flip which isn't very satisfying and i can say that as some

through to that noise and understand the real picture. dani: what are you telling your clients? should they look at china and say go full on bullish? kristenunities within fixed income as well as equities. everyone looks at october and we can discuss this ad nauseam. october tends to be a volatile month and tends to be a negative month. whether that is elections, geopolitics, we can debate that. we look at your plan for your portfolio there opportunities within fixed income markets, whether that is investment grade corporate, and finding opportunities and extending duration. within equities we've been playing the broadening out story but still leading into quality. an area of the market that has been left behind is dividend growers. strong balance sheets, strong cash flow generations, they have not been on either side of small-cap tech companies. for anyone looking to hang out and have equity exposure, that is a great place to be. annmarie: for every tailwind there seems to be a risk. geopolitics in the middle east, election uncertainty, boeing, dockworkers, hurricane. where else do you think you can hide before what is potentially going t