now what do you know about m s nbc and that segment as well? that wouldn't be the 1st time that we saw that kind of rhetoric on this and b c because the network recently had another segment where they took footage from donald trump sunday rally at madison square garden and compared it to a 1939 gathering of nazis at that same venue by adding and footage of that event from history. and then of course like harris, the host of this program, jonathan k parts. i said the same thing that donald trump is a fascist, on live television. let's take a listen. donald trump's rally at madison square garden comes days after his own former chief of staff went on record to describe his former boss as a fascist. but that chamber re happening right now. you see it there on your screen in that place is particularly chilling. because a 1939 more than 20000 supporters of a different fashion liter adolph, hitler packed the garden for a so called pro america rally or rally were speakers voice antisemitic rhetoric from a stage draped with nazi banners against that bac

what other sort of tech states do you think uh, cnn, or, you know, m s, nbc of use just to gain popularity for that kind of a and should, in your opinion as a journalist, should they be involved so much in promoting or disregarding a come to that is that what free democracy means when we talk about and actions and the future as far as you know, another tidbit that i found out as an f b i whistle blower was speaking to me and he kyle sarah finn, who has spoken about his time if you yeah, and just the corruption he has. so the d o j has given a memo, basically to stand down. if donald trump works, you claim there's election fraud. he said, don't investigate, stand down. so that's what the guy's been told. you know what we're discovering from the west to a lot of times right now is what they accuse you of is actually what they're doing . and um, you know, i, i used to be a democrat. i used to be working for democrats, so i can tell you the tactics that are use and it's very cynical and i don't think it promotes democracy. i think it actually a process that and that's why i choose not to ident

but, and what other type of things do you think uh, cnn, or, you know, m s, nbc of use just to gain popularity for that kind of, they should, in your opinion as a journalist, should they be involved so much in promoting or disregarding a candidate is that what fee democracy means when we talk about elections and the future. well, that's really good point because, you know, it would really be great to have an objective journalist just sort of fruit present each candidate objective way and let other people decide, let the people decide, but you know, they do it and in many different ways they try to give early results to discourage people from going to the polls, because the polls, because we have different time zones in the united states, much like russia. so with those time zones, you know, up to 3 hours, people might not go to the pools. you know, if the east coast is already reporting a winner, so the things like that that they do. um, we were talking, i think earlier about the valid boxes that are on fire right in washington, oregon. so there's sabotage happening now. that's not coming dire

what other sort of tech saves, do you think uh, cnn or no m s. nbc of use just to gain popularity for the candidate and should in your opinion as a jealous, should they be involved so much in promoting or disregarding a candidate is that what free democracy means when we talk about elections and the future. as far as you know, another tidbit that i found out as an f b i whistle blower was speaking to me. um and he kyle service and who has spoken about his time with the yeah. and just the corruption he has. so the d o j has given a memo, basically to stand down is donald trump, we're to claim there's election fraud. he said, don't investigate, stand down. so that's what the f b i was being told, you know what we're discovering from the west. a lot of times right now is what they choose you of is actually what they're doing. mm hm. and um, you know, i used to be a democrat. i used to be working for democrats, so i can tell you the tactics that are use and it's very cynical, and i don't think it promotes democracy. i think it actually oppresses it. and

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former rnc chairman and the dean of public service at the university of arkansas and also an america s nbc contributor. steve, what do these numbers tell us about the state of the race? >> ana, it tells us our poll has changed a little bit since the last time we polled this race as you show there. 48-48 all tied up. a month ago our poll did show kamala harris five points ahead of donald trump. what happened there in terms of events in the last month that might have changed? well, this was taken this last poll just after that first debate, harris versus trump. since then there's been the vp debate and harris has done a number of interviews. there have been many other campaign events and i think one of the biggest changeses that you see here underneath that top line number there in this poll has to do with the basic attitudes voters have towards these candidates. we asked folks do you have a positive or negative view of them, and you can see where it is right now. they basically look the same. both 43% positive, and harris, 49 negative and want much difference there, but a month ago there wa

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he was asked on nbc�*s meet the press about russian president vladimir putin. take a listen.ck to the question, you're not willing to go so far as to call him an enemy. well, we're not in a war with him, and i don't want to be in a war with vladimir putin's russia. i think that we should try to pursue avenues of peace. i'd also call china certainly a competitor. but we're not in a war with china either. i do think, though, that china constitutes the biggest threat that we have for the united states of america. and i think that we have to be serious about it. but i think we have to be careful about the language that we use in international diplomacy. we can recognise, obviously, that we have adversarial interests with russia. we can condemn russia's invasion of ukraine, and i have, and of course the president has. with nine days to go, the polls are still very tight. if you draw out the overall trends, rather than the individual points, you can see in the national polls vice president kamala harris's lead has been slipping and is now down to around a single point. but the nati

s involvement. nbc's correspondents mentioned the jordanians were involved. i wouldn't be surprised to find in the next few days that other countries were involved. maybe britain. saudi arabia. maybe the emirates. maybe qatar. we don't know. >> is that because the region doesn't want there to be instability? the region wants normalization with israel. the region wants things to cool down. >> absolutely. qatar, for example, they need to cohabitate somehow. take the chinese. we haven't spoken about china. the chinese, 60% of china's exports to europe go through the suez canal via the red sea. when, it raises products if we live in amsterdam or rome. >> by the way, the price of oil is up because of this. >> well, obviously. because of the uncertainty and unpredictability. no one knows and this is where we started. no one knows about the escalation. you asked me what do i fear most. what i fear most is the miscalculation that is almost inevitably connected to these kind of scenarios when escalation cannot be controlled. that the iranian retaliated. we don't know

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on podcasts and late night talk shows, on nbc news and telemundo, on cnn, at the v.p.'s residence and now in a surprise gaggle with reporters in philadelphia. >> two leaders in the republican party, the mayor of waukesha and fred upton. and this continues to be, i think, evidence of the fact that people who have been leaders in our country, regardless of the political party, understand what is at stake. and they are weighing in, courageously, in many cases, in support of what we need to have, which is a president of the united states who understands the obligation of upholding the constitution of the united states and our democracy. >> she is using the facetime to seize the narrative, that donald trump is an existential danger, a fascist. john kelly is putting out a 911 call to the american people. understand what can happen if donald trump is back in the white house. also, quote, he wants unchecked power. quote, he has contempt for the constitution of the united states. quote, he wants a military that is loyal to him. quote, he is going to sit there, unstable, unhinged,

on podcasts and late night talk shows, on nbc news and telemundo, on cnn, at the v.p.'s reporters in philadelphia. >> two leaders in the republican party, the mayor of waukesha and fred upton. and this continues to be, i think, evidence of the fact that people who have been leaders in our country, regardless of the political party, understand what is at stake. and tre

nbc news poll. it starts with abortion, goes to democracy,'s cost of living there. in the abc news poll, voters are split on whether america's best days are behind or ahead. 59% believe the economy is getting worse. david, can vice president harris turn these numbers around her she distances herself from president biden's policies? >> she simultaneously wants to talk about the future, she wants to make the case that she will cut the cost of living, whether it is a $25,000 first- time homebuyer credit or the $6000 expanded baby bonus. but you know the republicans and trump are going to be trying to tire biden at every turn. they're also trying to turn this into more of a culture war finale to the campaign, and especially the trump campaigns add saying that he is for us and she is for they/them. she's really in a box when it comes to responding to that type of messaging, because she doesn't want to move the issue set to the kinds of things that she stood for back in 2019 or 2020 or focus on how she shifted her position, but rather turning to trump, and the kinds of th

ears of the trump campaign and gop allies, it was an s plural, something more akin to hillary clinton's inflames deplorables comment. joining us now, nbc news correspondent garrett haake in green bay, wisconsin, covering the trump campaign, and nbc news senior white house correspondent kelly o'donnell in harrisburg, pennsylvania, with the harris campaign. kelly, first to you. tell us about this apostrophe. >> reporter: well, i've had one my whole life, and it has never been more powerful than in a moment like this where what they are trying to say is that the president was referring to the demonization being garbage from one prominent supporter, the comedian who appeared at the madison square garden event for donald trump. if you look at about a minute's worth of the remarks from president biden when he was speaking to latino groups last night, that context appears more clear. also, it's important to know that the president always has that battle against stuttering and that seemed to be apparent in this as well, and clearly, this is a verbal gaffe that is problematic politically. the question for voters to decide is the president's int

launched his mother's first television series on nbc while anna co-hosted on radio benefitting financially from the tv ventures. eleanor understood by the 1950's, she could reach millions of viewers many of whom no longer got their news from newspapers and increasingly less from radio. it's only natural that she would become a regular fixture in the new medium of television. a history of cbs notes what a boon was for the fledging experimental television news program, mrs. roosevelt lived in new york city and made herself available for local telecasts as early as 1946. appearances across the u.s. often and meet the press, or talk shows like sarah churchill show or person to person and even what's my line served to promote her post war interests in the united nations and international affairs. as well as to promote favored democratic candidates at election time. eleanor and republican senator margaret chase smith conducted a televised debate on behalf of aid laid stevenson and dwight eisenhower in 1956 on face the nation, modeling the famous kennedy and nixon debates to come and she and the senator were the first women to appear on the show. thi

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s district attorney says he is now reviewing the case after new attention from several documentaries and a new netflix series. nbc'srrett has more. laura? >> hey there. this push for the menendez brothers to be released as the public grapples with multiple allegations swirling around this case from the very beginning. it's all cull nuinating in a major decision point for the top prosecutor in los angeles landing right in the middle of his own re-election bid. this morning as a new netflix series and documentary brings renewed attention to the menendez brothers case, their legal team is set to join forces today with nearly two dozen of lyle and eric's extended family members as they call on the state to take a fresh look at whether they should stay behind bars for the double homicide. >> it's been 35 years. if these were the menendez sisters, they would not be in custody. >> despite the public pressure campaign including some famous names now weighing in, the los angeles district attorney office says no decision has been made yet about whether it supports resentencing for the brothers who were convicted in 1996 of k

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two new national polls to talk about, the first from nbc news, you see harris at 48% and trump with 48%. the second is from abc news and 'swith 47%. that is within the margin of error. a close race getting closer. >> it does feel that way. if you think about where we were say in september, and of -- at the end of september, it had been a pretty momentous few weeks for kamala harris. she gets the nomination. the base rallies around her quickly and we go to the dnc. she has a successful debate. but that momentum has since, i don't know whether the word is plateaued or hit a wall and there is a sign in national polls that there has been some backsliding and that trump is doing better at independent voters. he has halves, as well as cbs, all networks came out with three their national surveys. there is the sense that on the issues there is also the fact that on the issues that voters are most concerned about like the economy, donald trump still has the lead. to me, the most important thing i found in the nbc poll to me is that voters look at donald trump's presidency retroactively a lot rosier than they did a year ago. and pr

nbc bay area happening later today. san francisco transit leaders are expected to vote on a plan to tow rvs, which violate overnight parking bans. that move is part of mayor london breed. s push to get tough on rv dwellers. she's proposing banning large vehicles like trailers and rvs from parking on all city streets from midnight to six in the morning. the idea is drawing blowback from homeless advocates who are organizing a rally today ahead of the sfmta board meeting. san francisco leaders are also set to take the next step in widening the city's crackdown on sideshows. last week, supervisors approved the new ordinance, which will increase criminal penalties for anyone planning or participating in sideshow activity. the board holds a second vote also later this afternoon. san francisco supervisors are holding an emergency hearing to address the looming school closures tied to the district's massive budget shortfall. the district issues are widespread. other problems include a major hiring backlog that was not addressed before the start of the new school year, and hundreds of uncredentialed teachers we spoke with supervisor asha safai, who called today's special hearing

nbc it was confirmed. >> jeanine: they confirmed at? >> richard: in the summer they, she worked at the mcdonald's in the 1980s work at mcdonald's -- >> dana: 's like a 1980s they didn't have records. >> greg: it was good to. >> dana: while donald trump was perfect in his friday game, kamala harris was with a bunch of hollywood celebs, we'll be right back. here's to getting better with age. here's to beating these two every thursday. help fuel today with boost high protein, complete nutrition you need, and the flavor you love. so, here's to now... now available: boost max! wounded warrior project empowers post-9/11 veterans and their families with life-changing programs and services. i faced my ptsd, and i'm a better husband and father because of it. we help warriors get the expert care and support to thrive. i got involved. i got healthier. i got to be an athlete again. through our programs, community and advocacy, we're proving anything is possible. learn more at wounded warriorproject.org/connect ♪ ♪ >> greg: 15 days to go and kamala momentum is in the to toilet. looking to hollywood to rescue her stalled out campaign. over the weekend she

s&p. so we're just a little off those levels nvidia is the big standout in big tech the shares were up more than 3% earlier after the ceo told c nbcterday that demand for the chips are insane, and it is in full production. with today's gains, it's pushing nvidia's market cap back above $3 trillion. closing the gap with microsoft, which is number two, just $3.08 trillion, and apple is still firmly in the number one spot. in another ai related name, shares of vistra is up 6% today, another all-time high this morning. this is the best performer in the s&p, both today and this year, up 240%. so it's more than tripled compared with nvidia's 148% gain and alphabet's ceo is considering nuclear as a power source for the company's data centers. vistra, one of the names powering the ai trade. that's where we begin today, with ai. you saw the news yesterday here. openai's valuation surging to $157 billion after the company closes its funding round the cfo was on our air today asked about potential ipo plans. she said it's too early to talk about that here are some of her reasons why. >> it's a really different, umm, technology cycle than if

nbc. of course, we're watching all the developments here, but in the meantime, stocks did rebound today after yesterday's decline. the dow jumping more than 100 points. the s&p up. shares of roblox dropping after hindenburg announced a short session. >>> shares of a airbnb up. >>> and s&p placing boeing's rating on credit watch negative as the worker's strike goes on. cash outflow of about $10 billion for this year, and will likely need incremental funding, which could mean delusionto shareholders. >> the boeing news, about a week or so ago, you had similar news about needing to write -- shore up their balance sheet. the stock opened on the lows of the day and closed higher. made a 52-week low today. it's held in there since. so, this news has been out there. people have been waiting for this for awhile. i don't know if this becomes sort of the event where you sort of get the all-clear. now for the company, but maybe for the stock for the first time in awhile. everybody but me has been right to stay away from this thing, but at some point, just throw up what defense stocks have done over the last six to nine months. boeing has a defense component, but the