taking the stage in albuquerque.ot of what he will be doing is supporting down-ballot races in a very tight election for the 4th congressional district there in albuquerque as well as a senate race in the state. we will bring you all of the action as soon as the president gets off the plane. i know he is listening. >> gillian: both presidential candidates are doing anything and everything they can to get to the 270 electoral votes. it all comes down to the battleground states in the cycle. michael whatley will join us coming up next to discuss this but first take a listen to kellyanne conway former trump campaign manager with this. >> they go in and they look at the ballot and they go to the ballot box and they say do i want to stay the course or make a change? that work better together. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. presentation looks great. thanks! thanks! voya provides tools that help you make the right investment and benefit choices so you can reach today's financial goals. that one! and lo

i great time to be in albuquerque -- a few landings.— -- a few landings.eering - -- a few landings. i guess there is no steering wheel -- a few landings. i guess i there is no steering wheel in these hot air buildings! i understand one of the reasons this festival takes place now is the weather is a bit cooler, but that is not the case this year, how does the weather affect the way these balloons operate? affect the way these balloons o erate? , affect the way these balloons oerate? , ,., affect the way these balloons oerate? , ., operate? yes, so you are absolutely _ operate? yes, so you are absolutely correct. - operate? yes, so you are absolutely correct. the i absolutely correct. the balloons have the opportunity to increase the heat and go up or down. you cannot go sideways, it is all determined by the winds. the warmer weather we have had this year has really created more shorter flights because the pilots have to be able to make sure the temperature inside the balloon envelope is warmer than the air on the outside. we have been having record high te

this is the second—to—last event, the 52nd albuquerque balloon fiesta.n looks like. we have 200 hot air balloons lined up with their burners at the same time. it's really quite magical. absolutely spectacular. just from looking at these images, what is this festival like to be there in person? we hear it draws hundreds of thousands of people. yeah, it is the world's largest event for hot—air balloons. we have 566 hot—air balloons. the reason everybody likes to fly in albuquerque is the hospitality, but also because of the weather pattern that allows balloons to take off and land from the same location. it's hard to believe that with 566 balloons, it all started in 1972, with 13 hot—air balloons. so more than 500 balloons this year, some creative shapes and designs, what are some the most unique ones you have seen this year? well, we have a dog chew toy that is probably one of the more unique ones. but we also have zobra, a very popular character up in santa fe. but we also have vehicles. we have dogs, we have a lot of different types of special shapes. a

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event there in albuquerque, new mexico where we are awaiting the president. harris is also seizing on house speaker mike johnson's vowed over overheld overhead all i should say, health care over hell, i think might be how democrats feel about it though a little bit johnson on video telling supporters no obamacare, if trump wins, the presidency, here's what vice president harris said about that. >> he has made dozens of attempts to get rid of the affordable care act and now we have further their validation of that agenda from his supporter, the speaker of the house. and what that would mean for the american people. is that farmers insurance companies could go back to a time when they would deny you coverage for health insurance based on pre-existing conditions preexisting conditions such as you've being a survivor of breast cancer, asthma diabetes health care for all americans is on the line in this election as well it's important to give viewers the context for the comments that johnson made. >> so let's actually play them now health care reform is going to b

raÓn de esta controversia un nuevo incendio se produjo en la fiesta internacional del globo de albuquerqueenso, cuando al parecer, tuvo una falla y tuvo que provocar un aterrizaje forzoso. todaÍa no se reportaron heridos. este es el quinto accidente reportado desde que comenÓ la fiesta anual en nuevo Éxico. el Último, derrumÓ una torre antena de estacÓn de radio. en lasÙltimas semanas fueron detenidos al ingresar ilegalmente por el Ío bravo, unos 40 migrantes provenientes de iÁn, irak, afganisÁn y egipto, paises considerados por las autoridades como “pÍses de inteÉs especia” por sus nexos con las organizaciones terroristas internacionales ... pero activistas dicen que no se debe etiquetar a los migrantes Ólo por su pÍs de origen. francisco cobos viaÓ a la rontera y nos cuenta los dos lados de esta historia. por primera vez, la viuda del joven asesinado por un presunto error por militares mexicanos da los detalles del crimen y pide justica celebrando el 12 de octubre la presidenta mexicana claudia sheinbaum insiste en que el gobierno espaÑol pida disculpas por la llegada de crisÓbal coÓn a

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. >> at the albuquerque biopark and he is a mischief u.s. history. the biopark there says then the andean bear is getting used to his new digs. this is the first time this species is native to south america. andean bear is a vulnerable species, meaning they're only about 10,000 left out there, then used to live at the st. louis zoo where he earned a reputation as an escape artist. the zoo keepers there say he broke out of his enclosure more than once. well, hopefully they can keep a wrangle there in albuquerque, california will soon have the country's first mandatory textile take back requirement. governor newsom signed legislation requiring apparel companies to accept unwanted clothing. the goal is to reduce the millions of tons of unwanted clothing that typically ends up in landfills as well as to support the the development of upcycling in recycling across the state and to address the environmental impacts of fast fashion. what's that, vic? let's fast. that's the stuff. you know, you swear on yeah. and ends up in the landfill, ok? well, that's not

un globo aerostÁtico chocÓ y derrumbÓ una torre de radio en albuquerque, nuevo mÉxico.dades de bomberos lucharon contra el voraz incendio, pero no pudieron salvar la primera iglesia catÓlica construida en chile en 1903 y declarada monumento nacional en 1994. la causa de este siniestro estÁ bajo investigaciÓn en el sur de marruecos. hay inundaciones en el desierto del sahara. asÍ se ven por las dunas. por las intensas lluvias que cayeron durante los meses de agosto y septiembre. segÚn el director de meteorologÍa de marruecos, en los Últimos 30 aÑos no ha caÍdo tanta lluvia en tan poco tiempo. inclusive un lago que llevaba 50 aÑos seco ahora tiene agua. agregÓ que la presencia de agua en el sahara podrÍa afectar l

albuquerque, new mexico. that is a state he lost by 11 points. you know what, he is talking to every voter as he crisscrosses the nation. here's there today set to take the mic at 2:00 p.m. eastern. 420 eastern, that's rather specific, vice president kamala harris is rallying in phoenix, arizona. both presidential candidates are set to hold rallies and battleground of that appeared on election night for a half days from now, because i'm counting by the hour, i will bring you the voters voices. my live studio audience will talk atop issues and tell is contemporaneously with everything going on that night what swayed them this election cycle. i can't wait for you to tune in for election coverage which happens all night long. martha and brett beginning tuesday at 6:00 p.m. eastern. thank you for being with us on outnumbered today. we treasure your viewership. "america reports" now. >> what i know is that they want a president of the united states who, as i say, we'll walk into the oval office with a to-do list and not an enemies list. >> one of the

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here in albuquerque with more blatant election lies about a rigged vote. take a listen i'm only here for one reason, they all said don't come. >> i said why you can't win new mexico. i said, look, you vote to rig we can win new mexico donald trump lost new mexico by hundred thousand votes four years ago. this is a heavily democratic order states a majority of voters here are hispanic and native american. six of the seven office holders elected statewide harm is banning all are democrats at lucky when the state to the large hispanic electorate block here trying to wrote that republican recently made amongst latino voters, especially men. >> and he was very open about making an overt way for these voters. >> he said, quote it's good for mike cordell wouldn't have panic community. he also said to the crowd and i won't again, quote, don't make me waste a whole half a day here the other purpose for this visit begun there is a very competitive local race for the house seat in the second congressional district where a democratic incumbents is facing off a challen

i want to talk about a company here in albuquerque called maxion, one year ago about one year ago today martin heinrich boasted he got tons of good press and he talked about this great clean energy company that was going to be located here it's going to bring 1,800 jobs, be in the business of solar panels, be specifically in the solar panel business so that we would not be relying on china. maxion now has gone from approximately a $500 stock to $5 stock. the company is on the cusp of bankruptcy. it's not employing anyone as best our research can find and it now has a chinese investor that's taken over the company because it has so many financial problems. so when he talks about all the jobs coming from this massive bill that was passed that's causing inflation, that's hurting all new mexicans, think about maxion. chris: thank you for your answer. this is actually a simpler question. mr. heinrich, assuming you are in the senate next year, which two committees would you ask to be assigned to and why those particular two? sen. heinrich: i have already asked to be on the committees that i t

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ko btv in albuquerque hosts the overlong event. >> thank you for joining us and hello from congregationpplause] this is the final debate in the race to represent new mexico in the united states senate. we have a full audience here in albuquerque and we are broadcasting on ko be tv for as well as on public radio and we appreciate their help. the candidates are democratic u.s. senator martin heinrich and republican nella domenici. before we get to the rules, some transparency. i'm a documentarian and my company made a movie about the nella domenici's father, the late senator pete domenici. i've also worked with senator heinrich with his stuff while gathering statistics and information for my stage. finally i am a registered independent voter. today's rules first of all and then we get started. they were put together by our hosting organization albert brotherhood who also curated the questions for today and i may add context or questions. the debate format today, opening statements for each candidate will last 90 seconds, each question addressed to both candidates and each candidate will b

said to hold a rally in phoenix, arizona. eliza, meanwhile, republican donald trump has been in albuquerque, new mexico. trump has taken his message of scaling back immigration to the states as women, latino, most of the mexico is the democratic stronghold bought. republicans, hopefully i can totally upset that. don't com. all right, let's cause i've been now 2 stephen neil perez, he's a professor of politics and international affairs at northern arizona university. great to have you with us as both candidates, a heading west to arizona, new mexico and nevada states with a lot of hispanic vases. that alone tells us they pretty import statement. but how important to the result of this selection ave is not critical. not only in the south west, but mostly because in the south west, like places like arizona where phoenix is where the largest portion of the portion of hispanics live. about half of finance, which is the largest city in arizona, is, is hispanic. and the similar to, to arizona, nevada, las vegas is, is the largest city by far. i'm and where the population center is in nevada and th

when they cut over to albuquerque that's what they've got themselves into trouble. for whatever reason they also, pike seemed less prepared. they end up in the san luis valley of southern colorado which is a massive park where the great sand dunes are. he will write things in the journal like we did not win enough socks. i do not know why they just seemed more ill-equipped. the final leg of exploring the louisiana purchase is the long expedition which fewer people know about. it comes a little bit later. stephen h long travels along the great plains. his job is to map the front range of the rocky mountains. they are trying to figure out what are the best passes to get over these mountains. one of the best ways to cross these rocky mountains which are massive. longs peak which is the most prominent furthest north re mountain in the front range which is there in the corner is named for stephen long. again, the name is on the landscape. if you are driving across the west and wonder what that is named for, one thing long does is really interesting. it will have a signif

a colorful scene in the skies over albuquerque today as the balloon fiesta began.dreds of giant balloons ascended this morning. more than 500 balloons are expected for this year's festival. still to come, the state of antidiscrimination laws for pregnant workers in america. and the growing appeal of typewriters among younger generations. for decades, california police departments have agreed to lit officers resign and keep the bad behavior confidential. as a result, officers with bad records had no idea. that is the finding of a five year long investigation by the san francisco chronicle. you say these are called clean record agreements. >> we were able to find over 300 we find them in so many different agencies. it did not matter the size or the region. >> what ki of misconduct are we talking about? >> are these just minor mistakes that police are making in the end getting these agreements to clean their records? no, this is serious misconduct. everything from dishonesty to sexual assault to excessive force. >> there were some cases in which they short-circuited i

presentadora: un incendio se produjo en la fiesta internacional del globo de albuquerque.es el quinto accidente reportado desde que comenzÓ la fiesta en nuevo mÉxico. el Último derrumbÓ una antena de radio. en las Últimas semanas fueron detenidos al ingresar ilegalmente en el rÍo bravo 40 migrantes de irÁn, afganistÁn, egipto, pyfer de interÉs especial por sus nexos con el terrorismo. pero activistas dicen que no se debe etiquetar a los migrantes sÓlo por su paÍs de origen. fuimos a la frontera. reportero: estos migrantes van dictando a los oficiales a su nacionalidad y origen. es el procedimiento al que son sometidos para saber si se trata de personas de paÍses especiales que tienen nexo con el terrorismo. >> a veces trae papeles falsos. quieren entrar a estados unidos. reportero: cuatro grupos de 500 migrantes fueron detectados por policÍas de la seguridad pÚblica de texas cerca de eagle pass como parte de la "lone star" solitaria. habÍa mÁs de 50 ciudadanos de medio oriente. reportero: los traficantes de personas utilizan zonas alejadas de la parte central de eagle pass

and this right where santa fe and albuquerque kind of are. so they were right skirting the edge of of what territory was. so, yeah, they got when they went them, they cut over to albuquerque. that's where they got themselves into trouble. yeah. and look, it happens, it was z06 they also for whatever reason i don't know pike seemed less prepared than louis clark. they end up in the san luis valley of southern colorado, which is a massive mountain park where the great sand dunes are in the winter year, and pike will literally write things in a journal like we didn't bring enough socks. i don't like. i don't know why his expedition they just seemed more ill equipped than lewis clark. but they have a really interesting story, the kind of final leg of exploring louisiana purchase is the long expedition, which fewer people know about. and it comes a little later in 1820. stephen h long travels along the great and his job is to map the front range of the rocky mountains trying to figure out now what are the best passes to get over these mountains wh

. >> albuquerque. oh, no. >> you're san antonio. >> that is one of them.also austin in san antonio. i went with austin, but they battle about it. also possible that mexico did, but these two cities have some claim to it. last question. this is a fun one. according to forbes, which company will report a larger revenue in 2024? starbucks or yum, which owns kfc, taco bell and pizza hut? who will report more money? i'm going to say starbucks. it's not even close. it's not even close. yeah. wow. 36 billion versus 7 billion. we love coffee in america. >> i was in hungary recently and i saw like four starbucks. okay. they're everywhere. >> and their coffees are like $8. so that also helps. >> so coffee day. taco day. yeah >> which one are you going for, andrew? coffee or tacos right now. do you want? >> i guess i my work caring for people. i often assist women who struggle with urinary incontinence. women who have fallen trying to reach the bathroom or who have damaged skin from too much wetness. it can take a toll on them. at home, i worried for my mother. a lac

why is a guy from brooklyn in albuquerque, new mexico?he foot on the gas pedal. >> reporter: this is one of if tightest races on the map, one of more than two dozen flipable seats that could decides if it's jefferies or a republican holding the gavel come january. he's bouncing from new mexico to pennsylvania, and in california and new york. january 6th showed just how important who sits in the speaker's chair can be. >> we're prepared to affirm the will of the american people. >> do you believe mike johnson is, too. >> it remains to be seen whether extreme republicans are prepared to certify the election. >> reporter: speaker johnson is the leader jefferies deals with now, but it was kevin mccarthy who set the tone for this chaotic congress. >> one of the extraordinary and unprecedented events, calm is an intentional decision. >> reporter: it may prove easier said than done if trump is back in the white house. >> we will find bipartisan, common ground with our republican colleagues on any issue, traditional republican colleagues. >> repo

. >>> today the sky over albuquerque, new mexico is filled with balloons of all colors.t is day one of the world east largest ballooning event. all kinds of hot air balloons will take to the skies, including racer, special shaped and remote controlled balloons. the fiesta runs through october 14th. >>> another reason to look up at the sky, the northern lights also known as aurora borealis will be visible to people of different states. the best time to see them, according to the space weather prediction center, at night between 10:00 and 2:00 and, of course, away from city lights. >>> coming up next, we head to winder, georgia, where high school football is helping a traumatized community cope with a devastating loss. >>> finally tonight, we visit a community 45 miles northeast of atlanta, working to gain a sense of normality. life changed forever at an latch khan high school when a gunman opened fire. the focus was more on just football as the team hosted its first home game of the season. these are cheers of triumph. last night in georgia, the wildcats charged the field

he'll be making a rally appearance in albuquerque before making his way to las vegas and henderson, nevadaing here later tonight where he'll join tucker carlson for an event just outside of phoenix in glendale, arizona. this for donald trump is going to be his last stop here in these key sunbelt battleground states and for donald trump, there is a reckoning like here in arizona and several states, there are abortion rights measures that are running parallel on the ballot to his presidential election to codify abortion protection rights here in the state of arizona. for donald trump there is a lot and he is trying to put some focus back on the biden/harris administration, trying to use remarks from president biden to turn the attention towards the idea that he is a unifier, not of just republicans and independents and those who are disaffected democrats and for him, he is trying to make the case by going to new mexico and virginia, as well that he intends to expand the electoral map and change the maga movement and what american politics looks like today and so far what we see from the seve

and alayna trump right now, we should mention, is interestingly, in albuquerque, new mexico, tell us why he's there and what his messages that he's in new mexico is because he is continuing to try in court hispanic community in this country. >> of course, that comes after some of those really derogatory and racist remarks data comedian on sunday made about puerto rican saying that puerto rico as a floating island of garbage, we've continued to see the trump campaign trying clean up those remarks. now when i talked to donald trump's team, they argue that they're unsure how much this could actually those comments could actually affect the election at this point, with just five days to go. but they see it as a needless headache before the end of this cycle. now i do want to point your attention to something donald trump just said moments ago. he made it clear why he is in new mexico. he said it's to help with his credentials with the hispanic or latino community. i want to go listen to how he put it reason. i like you very much. and it's good for my credentials with the hispanic or lati

. >> reporter: bodies recovered in the desert are moved to albuquerque, to the office of the chief medicalrs. >> we have 16 autopsy tables total. some days we have more than we have tables. >> reporter: are many preventable? >> the answer in my opinion is yes. they could have called for help for this person. they could have provided nourishment. instead they, they took their one method of communication where they could have called for help and left them to die. why is this not a homicide? >> i don't know the politics. i don't care. that's not my business. this is their journey to make their life better is what i have to believe. i hope they didn't suffer. even though this is not an easy death. so i know they did. >> that's the reality. thanks to david noriega. >>> now back to breaking news. the unsealing of exhibits and evidence in the 2020 election interference case against trump. back with us lisa rubin. what have you seen? >> a lot of what we have seen is stuff that's already been public. that's not entirely surprising, because the special counsel's office warned that they would be seal

. >> reporter: the airline wrote out the new system in albuquerque, tucson, reagan national, saying theyed to ensure customers receive benefits of priority with ease. it comes as more travelers take to social media to air out frustrations. >> there is no reason to hold people up. >> reporter: this was moved on snl. american now joining a fleet of airlines reevaluating boarding procedures. this summer southwest announced the open seating policy starting next year after found 80% of customers would prefer an assigned seat. >> it is the number one reason. >> reporter: united airlines updated the way passengers board, opting for the wilma method. to save an average of two minutes. as american looks to curtail line cutters, the effort to make boarding a breeze and a final takeoff. >>> the space rocket lifted off on thursday evening deploying satellites that will deliver service to customers around the globe. it came back to earth about a minutes after lift off as planned. it is so amazing to see those images. >>> thanks for being with me and watching earlier tv -- today. enjoy. se will hi, i'

president kamala harris is en route to phoenix, and former president trump is now holding a rally in albuquerque right now as we speak. reporter jared hill has the latest >>>>former president donald trump rallies in new mexico today for the first time this election cycle. polls show vice president kamala harris, with a sizable lead there. but the trump campaign believes issues including immigration are making it a closer race. >>>>how do you like my garbage truck? this truck is in honor of kamala and joe biden. >>>>yesterday in wisconsin, he climbed aboard a trump branded garbage truck trying to capitalize on a comment president biden made about garbage. even though biden clarified that he was not referring to trump supporters at a rally in green bay. trump also tried to make inroads with women voters. >>>>whether the women like it or not, i'm going to protect them. i'm going to protect them from migrants coming in i'm going to protect them from foreign countries that want to hit it, hit us with missiles and lots of other things. it actually is, i think, very offensive to women in terms of not u

donald trump will make a campaign stop in albuquerque, new mexico.ice president harris will be at a rally in reno, nevada. trump will hold a rally with tucker carlson in phoenix. you can watch our live coverage on c-span now, our free mobile video app, or online at c-span.org. ♪ >> as the 2024 presidential campaign continues, american history tv presents its series, historic presidential elections. learn about the pivotal issues of different errors and uncover what made these elections historic and explore their lasting impact on the nation. this saturday, the election of 1980. >> i have been president now for almost four years and have had to make thousands of decisions. each one of those decisions has been a learning process. i have seen the strength of my nation and the crises approached. i have been to deal with those crises as best i could. >> are you better off than you were four years ago? is it easier for you to go and buy things in the store that it was four years ago? is there more or less unemployment in the country than there was four yea

democratic vice presidential nominee ti walz in philadelphia, donald trump wil make a campaign st in albuquerque, new mexico and vice president harris at a rall in reno, nevada before returning to donald trump, this time with tucker carlson and an even in phoenix, you can wch live coverage on c-span now, our free mobile video apps or online, c-span.org. weekends on c-span2 are an intellectual feast. every saturday american history tv documents america's story and on sunday booktv brings you the latest in nonfiction books and authors. funding for c-span2 comes from these television companies and more including charter communications. >> charter is proud to be recognized as one of the best internet providers and we are just getting started. one hundred thousand miles of w infrastructure to reach those who need it most. >> charter communications along with these television companies supports c-span2 as a public service. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ [applause] ♪♪ ♪♪ [america the beautiful ♪♪ >> you would never guess there had been any controversy over our new highway. >> most of your people like the idea now.

. >> ademas, tenemos las impresionantes imagenes de un tiroteo policial mortal en albuquerque. >> el un arma. >> y tambien tenemos el aterrador testimonio de una madre cuya hija de ocho anos se defendio con todas sus fuerzas de ser secuestrada por un vecino que ingreso a su habitacion mientras ella dormia. >> asi que con eso y mucho mas, ya saben, los esperamos a las 11.35 pm, 10.35 del centro. >> julio, regreso contigo a washington dc ahi nos vemos por la noche, arantxa. >> muchas gracias. >> y hoy camina por las calles de washington orgullosa de la candidata a presidenta, en exclusiva, hablamos con , buenoo ella. >> despues de 40 para clínicamente probado. revitalift triple power de l'oreal paris. (doughboy) ¡abuelita! ¡mirame! clínicamente probado. ¡aquí! aquí! ♪ ricas horneadas o crudas. aunque sea la segunda vez... no quiere decir que no tenga sus propias cosas nuevas. kohl's. donde nos dedicamos a la familia. musica centro. >> de regreso en esta edicion especial de noticias telemundo desde la casa personas primallaa naciÓ blanca. >> bien, esto es algo que muy pocas personas sab

the airline is just testing this program out in a few cities, albuquerque, tucson, arlington, virginia, among them. if you find yourself flying out of one of those places you might want to check your p's and q's do as you're told if the program is a success, the airline might extended throughout all the cities in the country. i feel like this is hard, though, because sometimes if you're boarding with someone and they're in a better group. the new like you're flying with someone. you want to go and the group that they're in, which is better than yours. so that's >> feel like that could be a with the little kids. all anyone wants is for them to be quiet, right? exactly. plaintiff, lot down. exactly. give you that. i that. yeah. all right. that's it for kron. 4 news at 5 created being with us this hour. but coming up next on kron, 4 news at 6, a former >> district attorney is joining the push to recall alameda county da pamela price. how prices responding there. plus, santa clara university facing accusations of discrimination for a group. give you the details. coming up.

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it's day three of the 2024 balloon fiesta in albuquerque.ers expect tens of thousands of visitors from around the world for this nine day fiesta. it began saturday and runs through next sunday. masked balloon ascensions are set for this wednesday, saturday and sunday. don't forget you can watch our newscast 24/7 on roku and other streaming platforms. raj mathai joins us now with what's coming up next at 530. janelle, it's a busy start to this week. voting is officially underway here in the bay area. voters showing up at the polls in the south bay. look at that. this starts a very busy month.

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earlier donald trump campaign visited albuquerque, new mexico. republicans haven't won new mexico for decades. trump told supporters that he will make this southern border safe again. that is a live picture right now from henderson, in nevada, for donald trump speaking at a rally that he's holding there, john home and is joining us from there as well. so john, what's it like where you are john, can you hear me? all right, my apologies. we lost our connection with john holeman who was about to join us from nevada. we'll try to get back to him a little later. but as americans prepared to vote on tuesday, let's he knows, or gaining a more powerful voice than ever. the us census bureau says hispanic americans accounted for 71 percent of us population growth between 20222023. well, nowhere is that more apparent than georgia, a once solidly republican stronghold that has become a crucial swing states. on 100 reports from lawrenceville in georgia. latino americans prepare for a celebration of their ancestors from the agent to the recent. we bring things that represent things that thing last

if we didn't have it, micron would be talking about moving to albuquerque or austin or somewhere in the ohio, but they are not. they are coming here to my hometown. >> let's talk about social security and medicare. john, you both said you would fight any proposal to reduce social security or medicare benefits for seniors. both programs need change to remain sustainable long-term. it is an issue few politicians are able to tackle. if elected, name one tough decision you would make to ensure both programs remain viable long-term. >> we must protect social security and i would sign on to the protect social security act . we have to make sure that it remain sustainable. we cannot raise the retirement age that has been proposed. we have to make sure we have a significant cost of living adjustment for individuals. there are a few ways to do it and legislation to do it but one thing that makes perfect sense is when we talk about income levels and the cap at which individuals pay in, right now it is in the 160 170,000 range and it incrementally moves up, but this country has provided many with

we've just announced an exprangs of our facility in albuquerque, new mexico.g large-scale non-nuclear testing. we have a lot of development manufacturing activities there. they see the investments, the ongoing investments. kairos is in this for the long haul and we're building the capital infrastructure that's going to make not just hermes but also these commercial plans feasible and realistic. >> we're going to continue to check in along the way and hope you'll allow us to do that. nice to have you. >> thank you so much for having me, david. >>> let's get a news update now, over to kate rooney. >> hey, david. good morning. israeli strikes killed nearly 21 people across lebanon since tuesday as the israeli military continues an air and ground offensive in that country. lebanese officials say 15 of those deaths came in a southern town where rescuers are still searching for survivors trapped in the rubble. >>> nebraska's supreme court, meanwhile, determined this morning that people convicted of felonies have the right to vote after they serve their sentences. th

later today, being well republican donald trump, he has been in albuquerque, new mexico. trump is taking his message of stealing back immigration to the state and he is moving latino voters. they are back in mexico is a democratic stronghold. the republicans are hopeful that they can calls and others say that you can't win new mexico. i say look alright, let's scroll down to washington to my colleague our correspondent janelle, to milan. she's been following the campaigning forest about 5 days to go both the truck and harris campaigns are busy not necessarily with, with the border control and immigration, but damage control. talk to me about that. yes, brand. so you would say that if there was ever a time for a campaign to avoid mistakes and now would be it's. but then again, here we are. so the trump campaign is still being dogged by the fall out of from racist remarks that were made during one of his raleigh's, a comedian, referred to wherever rico as a, as an island of garbage. that should have presented an opening for a couple of hours. but instead, she's had to clean up remarks that

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new mexico, an array of hot air balloons have been dotting the morning skies across the city of albuquerquee largest in the world according to organisers with more than 500 hot air balloons ascending to the skies. the festival concludes tomorrow. it's been an unsettled start to the weekend, with low pressure pushing several bands of rain southwards across the uk on saturday, but we did manage some spells of sunshine between these successive areas of rain. it was a mild day, particularly across southern areas of england and wales. top temperatures reached 17 degrees, but in cardiff we've got a drop of four degrees celsius on the way as we head into sunday. low pressure then clears off out of the way. a ridge of high pressure follows, bringing a better day for many of us on sunday. however, it is going to be a chilly old start to the day underneath these clearing skies, temperatures are dropping like a stone at the moment. we've got a few showers coming and going across the far north coast of wales, parts of coastal cheshire and into northern areas of scotland, but otherwise it's dry. lowest

it's day three of the 2024 balloon fiesta in albuquerque. organizers expect tens of thousands of visitors from around the world for this nine day fiesta. it began saturday and runs through next sunday. masked balloon ascensions are set for this wednesday, saturday and sunday. don't forget you can watch our newscast 24/7 on roku and other streaming platforms. raj mathai joins us now with what's coming up next at 530. janelle, it's a busy start to this week. voting is officially underway here in the bay area. voters showing up at the polls in the south bay. look at that. this starts a very busy month. of course, for voters and election officials. also, one of the fiercely debated topics in this election is immigration. our political analyst, larry gerston, is here to discuss the program that is central to this debate and insight on the candidates stand on this issue. hillary clinton is the latest big name politician to visit the bay area, where she'll be and what she plans on doing just about 90 minutes from now. welcome back. the news at 530

most needed and albuquerque, new mexico, becoming the county executive of bernalillo county is so exciting because they're ready for change and they want to learn from what we've done here. i want to learn all the amazing things they've already done. >> during the lecture, chavez talked about the importance of getting involved in the community, the upcoming election, voting, and the challenges she faced being a woman of color in politics. it showed me that women can be free to take up space in political spaces. >> i think it's like an area that's been mostly dominated by men in society, especially in america. >> i asked chavez if she would ever consider returning to santa clara county, and she says that she and her family will maintain a home here, and that she hopes to retire in san jose. lamonica peters ktvu, fox two news. >> a group of young voters is headed to stanford this weekend for a conference on the upcoming election. the bridge, the bay intercollegiate conference aims to bring together 100 students from universities across the bay area to engage in constructive, non partizan dia

former president donald trump detoured from the battlegrounds to blue territory in albuquerque, new mexico the people that have voted, if you voted against me, shame on you. >> reporter: but he steered clear of controversial comments he made last night in green bay, wisconsin, vowing to be the protector of women. >> and my people told me about four weeks ago, i would say no, i want to protect the people, i want to protect the women of our country, i want to protect the women. sir, please don't say that. and i said, well, i'm going to do it whether the women like it or not. >> reporter: vice president kamala harris made clear she did not like it. >> it actually is very offensive to women in terms of not understanding their agency, their authority, their right, and their ability to make decisions about their own lives. >> reporter: it's the latest war of words between the candidates. >> he called you garbage. >> fans the fuel of hate and division. >> reporter: as both try to close the gender gap, which shows harris leading with women, while the former president has the edge with men. how do

albuquerque, 82. as we look towards tuesday, that jet stream still far to the north. that's allowing the warm air in. looking attemperatures into the 80s in st. louis summer once again in the desert southwest. temperatures in the 80s in dallas 88. all right. that's your monday forecast. >> okay. we'll be ready for it. thank you, michelle. >> sure. >>> a miracle rescue off the coast of nantucket. two friends were out fishing when they saw something in the water and thought it was whale. but then they realized it was a guy waving his hat try,ing to get their attention. it turns out his boat had flipped over an hour earlier and he was stranded right on top of it. fortunately the fishermen rescued him just before sunset. overnight temperatures could have caused hypothermia. >>> coming up, will shohei play? an update on the dodgers star after his shoulder injury. and we're back in a minute with how undecided voters are feeling with eight days until the election. [♪♪] did you know, how you feel can be affected by the bacteria in your gut? try new align yogurt coated probiot

the annual international balloon fiesta got underway this weekend in albuquerque and a large number of colorful hot air balloons took to the desert skies. >> this year's fiesta features 106 balloons and special shapes and sizes, 16 of them making their debut just this year. this event draws hundreds of thousands of spectators every year. this is the 52nd annual festival, and it goes on through next weekend. >> and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast rap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday, or find around the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. >> there's another hot day across the bay area, with some places hitting triple digits, but it was an especially hot day right there at levi's stadium for the niners game against the cardinals. some fans actually left their seats and flocked to the inside parts of the stadium to get some shade and watch the game on the tvs. it was 101, i think, in santa clara, but as bill was telling me earlier, i mean, it could have been bill 115 with the concrete and the seats there. >> oh