tonight -- alicia keys. star of "the big gay jamboree," actor and comedian alex moffat.new "closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] and now, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." we hope you're doing well. and now, if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news. during a campaign rally last night in las vegas, vice president kamala harris told attendees that she was all in and former president trump was, quote, ready to fold. though, i think it's kind of a low blow to talk about him in casino language. [ light laughter ] vice president kamala harris' campaign over the weekend launched athletes for harris, while athletes for trump was canceled because o.j. died. [ laughter ] "the new yorker" magazine yesterday endorsed vice president kamala harris while trump was endorsed by "swank," "hustler," and "barely legal." [ laughter ] in a new interview, former first lady melania trump said that she was in new york during former president trump's second assassination attempt. but as soon as she heard she rushed right into the kitchen to get

>> hey, alicia.rie, pennsylvania and kamala harris is going to speak at the stage right behind me later tonight. she's going to go hard at her rival, donald trump. a harris senior campaign official tells us that she's going to dial up the warnings about a potential trump return to the white house, specifically she's going to seize on his comments that you just mentioned about the enemy from within to argue that trump would behave in erratic and unhinged ways if he's given another term, that he would essentially view people who disagree with him as enemies and trample on their freedoms. harris is also running a new ad that features some former trump officials making the case against him about how he would -- seizing on his remark about how he would use the national guard and perhaps maybe the military to deal with dissent. the former trump officials include olivia troye and kevin carroll, who argue his worst instincts would come out, essentially unchecked power. that's going to be the argument that yo

también voy a presentar un premio con mi querida alicia machado.os de varios ensayos. te dejas querer como el cantautor de música regional mexicana, javi, quien vimos interpretando su tema la diabla. el cantante estadounidense de raíces mexicanas es 1 de los jóvenes de este género musical con mayor proyección en este añ. el sabor de la música tropical lo puso el grupo niche con su icónico tema cali pachanguero. los colombianos, quienes celebran 45 años de trayectoria artística, mostraron por qué son 1 de los grupos más famosos de la salsa. sí, quiero. también vimos a pepe aguilar cantar un popurrí de sus temas más famosos. el intérprete de la dinastía aguilar será honrado con el premio billboard salón de la fama por su carrera artístic. la fiesta se encendió con proyecto uno, quienes cantaron el tiburón, tema de principios de los años 90 que le dio la vuelta al mundo y fue lo que los hizo famosos. desde miami. yo soy mariana rodríguez. regreso a los estudios. muchísimas gracias mariana. y bueno, los premios billboard a la música latina serán este d

alicia: no. we have enough supply. china stimulus may not be enough to really grow the economy in the way that the markets have been pricing in in the first excitement in the first week or two right afterwards. unless you see a huge impulse from china on the growth side, i think you are going to be fine on oil. in the end, if you go back, last geopolitical events. then you look at the performance of the stock market. three and six months later. unless there was a financial shock associated with it like an oil price spike, markets recovered and were higher three and six months later. the geopolitical risk is a talking point. but it doesn't really -- it should never affect your investing because it doesn't work as an independent variable signifying what are you going to do or afterwards. the one year risk is the oil market. that's what can affect the markets. that's how geopolitical risk tends to get mediated into the markets as the russian invasion of ukraine was in 2022 when we had $120 oil. jonathan: crude soft they a

alicia is in denver, colorado, with more on this story.hi, liz, cbz management said they're just now releasing the images of this november assault because they wanted to "set the record straight". it backs up its claim that gangs have taken over some of its complexes aurora pd arrested a venezuelan migrant and member of tren de aragua and one of ten police identified is belonging to him in aurora. the city acknowledges that tda is present and rejects claims of takeover and points to numerous code violations and court orders hanging over the company. now, separately the aurora city council arrested its attorney of whether den fertilizer major conspired to send migrants to aurora with nonprofits tasked to relocate arrivals. the city "took what many saw as a rye sis and turned it into opportunity by partnering with nonprofits to help thousands. the governor's office saying if aurora has evidence of a crime, they should work with law enforcement. liz. liz: great reporting, alicia acuna, thank you so much. >> came out that 13,099 were let in du

with me now is alicia kearns , a former now is alicia kearns, a former foreign affairs committee chairpersonnd now of course, you're the shadow foreign office minister. what should the uk's reaction be to those images that we're seeing on gb news live from israel? >> so our first priority should be helping protect israel, making sure that none of those missiles land. we hear already that some have been intercepted over jerusalem. that is good news. there have been warnings for about 2 or 3 hours that this may be coming our way. that's when i first picked it up. i can only hope that the uk and the us had intelligence far beyond that. so they've been able to pre—position some troops to be able to help. obviously, the second priority is getting british nationals out. there are still thousands of british nationals across lebanon. there's a flight tomorrow. anyone there needs to get on that flight and leave because it's only getting more dangerous, but also at home. we need to take note of what is happening. over the last 24 hours, hezbollah have said that they are now considering launching inter

it is probably why president obama is saying what he said, alicia. >> there is sound i wanted to play the whole show. >> y'all need to buckle up. go get something to drink and listen. >> i feel like even for barack obama i have over teased it. here is barack obama. >> i understand why people are looking to shake things up. i get why sometimes folks are frustrated with politics. i'm sometimes frustrated with politics. so, i get it. what i cannot understand is why anyone would think that donald trump will shake things up in a way that is for putting. that, i don't understand. >> there is discontent in the electorate, that is undeniable. and i would argue that that has been a part of donald trump's intent this entire time, to make people feel like, well, no matter who is in power, it is a mess. you get these people power, they get nothing done. the only ones who benefit are the faux populace, the ones trying to make the argument that a government can be nothing for good. now, you have some degree, that has found itself fatigued from years of donald trump and trumpism. that is why i thoug

alicia? >> it's a missed opportunity when he could've talked about censorship and said it was just a big censorship that they did it's email and data that the biden-harris administration saintly is silence our opponents. they've a record of going after targeting leaders at the behest of their donors. >> they were pressed on to was he in there tiananmen square during the uprising? >> my community knows who i am they saw where i was at. i will be the first to tell you i have poured my heart into my community have tried to do the best i can but i've not been perfect and i am a knucklehead at times. >> trace: i'm trying to get a few answers quickly what did you think about that comment he is denser to why many people think he's decent and modest and humble and plainspoken that's part of his appeal and connects with the every day man on the street. >> trace: aaron? >> i don't think it was a strong answer from tim he really stumbled over that instead of giving the honest answer which he wasn't hone

we want to thank you alicia and we will never forget hunter. whereas alicia. thank you darling.istory of our country and because of that event putin went into ukraine. that afghanistan event was such a disgrace that would have never happened if we would have kept bagram and we would have taken the soldiers out first and given them anything. billions and billions of dollars in equipment, 13 dead. think of the 13 dead but so many wounded their arms and their legs and the whole thing. nobody ever mentions them and i mention them all the time. it should have never, ever happened and putin think of this, putin and president xi of china they look back and they said oh the u. s. must be a paper tiger. putin would have never gotten in. no chance it never would have happened. i have spoken up about it. it was the apple of his eye. ukraine was the apple of his eye. he would have never gone in. he understands that and to think of what's happening now you look at ukraine so many people have died. those beautiful old cities in those magnificent golden domes that are laying down smashed to sm

i'm alicia menendez with symone sanders-townsend and michael steel. today the candidates are crafting their closing messages. vice president harris focusing on the issues, and donald trump, we will show you his off the rails remarks soon. >>> and elizabeth warren back on the campaign trail as the vp makes her push on the economy. >>> michael cohen is at the table to respond. grab your coffee and settle in. welcome to "the weekend." set welcome to "the weekend." >> we are just 16 days now from the end of voting, talking about election day, and the splint screen could not be more clear. has night donald trump hurled obscene at his opponent. >> arnold palmer, the man was strong and tough. i refuse to say it, when he took showers with the other pros, they came out of there and said oh my god, that's unbelievable. i had to say it. >> i just -- i don't -- i don't know what to say. luckily for you all out there, vice president harris isn't letting donald trump go unchecked. she has scrutinized his fitness for office. >> i keep talking about someone needs to

senate. >> that was alicia machado reporting. the bill was opposed by the health insurance industry and some business groups, arguing it would increase the cost of coverage. the governor is asking the new law to take effect in 2026. well, building a better bay area is at the core of what we do here at abc seven. and tonight we have two breakthroughs to share in that work. first, the vallejo police department is dealing with a staffing crisis. luckily, though, there may be a solution. governor gavin newsom yesterday signed a bill allowing retired officers to work full time for solano county sheriff to better cover vallejo. plus, a more community based approach. $550,000 of grant money will go towards a police partnership with the integrated health and resource team. they give round the clock trauma informed care for residents experiencing mental and behavioral health crisis. >> and our other breakthrough, the santa clara vta, says ridership this month has exceeded the agency's expectations. vta says it saw ten weekdays where 100,0

también alicia montes con el sindicato. es iu united healthcare workers, dice.unos trabajadores que tienen hasta 25 pacientes y no es justo para ellos y para los pacientes que necesitan su atención. asegura que la medida sería beneficioso. además, porque ayudaría a retener y atraer a más interesados en emplear en dicho campo y que no generaría recortes. muchos de los trabajadores nos están diciendo que quieren que los aumenten a sus salarios, porque muchos trabajan más de un trabajo y cuando lo aumentemos va a traer, va a traer más personas y eso es lo que queremos. se estimaba que la ley entraría en efecto en junio, pero el gobernador newsom solicitó una prórroga tras preocupaciones sobre el presupuesto estatal. puede ingresar al sitio web del departamento de relaciones industriales para revisar la elegibilidad y aumento por tipo de establecimiento de atención de salud. de esta medida que alicia asegura, es histórica. somos el primer país que va a ser algo así. que va, que pasó una ley tan grande que va a ayudar a muchas, muchas personas, a mujeres, a comunidad

senate. >> that was alicia machado reporting. the bill was opposed by the health insurance industry and some business groups, arguing it would increase the cost of coverage. the governor is asking the new law to take effect in 2026. well, building a better bay area is at the core of what we do here at abc seven. and tonight we have two breakthroughs to share in that work. first, the vallejo police department is dealing with a staffing crisis. luckily, though, there may be a solution. governor gavin newsom yesterday signed a bill allowing retired officers to work full time for solano county sheriff to better cover vallejo. plus, a more community based approach. $550,000 of grant money will go towards a police partnership with the integrated health and resource team. they give round the clock trauma informed care for residents experiencing mental and behavioral health crisis. >> and our other breakthrough, the santa clara vta, says ridership this month has exceeded the agency's expectations. vta says it saw ten weekdays where 100,0

reporter alicia machado, from our sister station in sacramento, has a closer look at the law and the possible cost to health care insurance companies. >> it's a tough decision for some california families. >> do i decide to start a family, or do i decide to look and get a house? >> a decision state senator caroline mengibar has weighed herself, but a bill could make affording fertility services in california a bit easier. sb 729, authored by senator mengibar, was signed into law by governor newsom sunday. the legislation requires large group health care, service plans and disability insurance policies to provide coverage for diagnosing and treating infertility. this includes fertility services like in vitro fertilization, known as ivf. the procedures are often costly. >> one of my best friends had to pay upwards of $35,000 just for the first child, and that's not even ivf, that's iui. another best friend right now is going to mexico to start services on fertility, because it's about 75% cheaper there. >> the senator's office says this applies to businesses with more than 50 employees

let's get right to fox news alicia acun axe in paradise valley, arizona, with the story. alicia?orter: hi, liz. the ballot here in maricopa county which is the place where most of the people in this state live is two pages double sided with an average of 79 contests. everything from president down to school boards and 13 state propositions including ones on abortion access and immigration. why this matters? we've been talking to early voters all week and they are telling us it is taking some time to fill out that ballot. >> 30 minutes, most of the things i knew i wanted to vote on and couple of other things doing last minute research. >> it took me roughly about 20-25 minutes and it went really smooth. reporter: maricopa election officials want things to stay smooth so they are urging folks to vote early because these past few weeks already surpassed this moment in 2020 in terms of turnout. officials say 1 million ballots have been received in maricopa county so far and they are bracing for a record amount of people to vote in-person on election day. that means long lines, slowed

>> rich: hi, good evening, alicia.ressive city trying to get democrats to turn out and vote in this swing state. right behind me you have got lined up plenty of folks here, listening, trying to get no see senator bernie sanders and congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. their event starts here in madison in just a couple of hours. sanders has been pushing the harris campaign to offer more to the working class. the running mate's campaign to cross wisconsin today wisconsin governor tim walz trying to talk voters slow blue collar and union workers. j.d. vance held events in warsaw and racine. he promised get back to policies lower the cost of groceries and gas. he also addressed the controversy over the joke at last night's rally at madison square garden. he said he didn't hear it but said we have to getting so offended every little thing we can in the united states of america. early voting is already underway here in wisconsin. state officials say nearly 860,000 ballots have already been cast. now to mark meredith in g

i'm alicia menendez and michael steele and ssymone sanders- townsend. congressman dingle and bob casey are joining us. president biden headed to storm ravaged florida as trump finds new ways to spread dangerous lies about recovery efforts. >>> j.d. vance refusing to admit that trump lost the 2020 election. if we needed one more reminder that democracy is on the line. >>> grab your coffee and settle in, folks. welcome to "the weekend." lks. we lcome to "the weekend." >>> breaking this morning, we are learning about the harris campaign's sprint to the finish like, 23 days from election day. their focus with multiple stops planned this weekend. planned events in georgia and nebraska's second congressional district. the vice president is waking up in north carolina, where she has a campaign event later today in greenville. last night she met faith leaders and volunteers boxing up supplies for hurricane helene victims in raleigh. in the meantime, she is slamming trump for keeping his medical records under wraps after releasing hers yesterday. >> i invite the

for more i'm joined by alicia garcia herrero — chief asia pacific economist at the bank natixis.disappointed investors? did they expect more? yes they did because there was already a softening of the market overseas. of course the chinese market was already closed. but already by friday you could see overseas markets waiting for more on the fiscal side. this press conference was announced in china and there was a big expectation that it would go beyond the 2 trillion... that they had an officially announced. the reality is they didn't even fully confirmed that and the markets remained a little bit surprised that they would call a press conference for such little information. and that's what i think has moved the market from mine just 11 to what i think has moved the market from minejust ii to —10 in hong kong. market from mine “ust 11 to -10 in hong kong.— market from mine “ust 11 to -10 in hang kang— in hong kong. what you think this is about _ in hong kong. what you think this is about the _ in hong kong. what you think this is about the potency - in hong kong. what you think t

and once the machine to move forward and it's alicia at top speed of 12 kilometers an hour and exhausting the energy and especially the battery needed to be thrown away and replaced with a new one. not the most practical solution for that open roundabout in 18. 59 french physics. this guest on 20, invented the new chargeable battery in east started making progress under the lend road. in 18. $84.00 englishmen, thomas parker, began experimenting with tilda diabetes, and an $1890.00 in the us. william morrison applied for the patient and electric heat booth a few years earlier. it caused quite a stern spock the imagination of various inventive, like henry d, morris and federal asylum who built the electro bet the 1st commercially viable electric car. they even made electric gaps which operated in cities like new york at the end of the century. believe it or not, these cabs are then almost uninterrupted. thanks to the ingenious method of battery swapping. that involves a cream and 2 or 3 minutes. eas, we're getting quicker to belgian communion at sea became the 1st person in the way to break

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alicia acuna has been following all of it from phoenix. hello. >> hi, sandra.est voting jurisdiction in the country. in maricopa county, more than 700,000 voters have turned in ballots. statewide its one point to million. more have come from register republicans, which follows that parties 2024 messaging to turn out voters early. historically you need to win maricopa to win the 11 cultural votes. focusing on native americans. harris held a rally at the gila river reservation where earlier this month president biden apologize for the forced boarding school policy. biden won the state of emerging lesson 1% 2020 and that year there was a surge in turnout. tim walz was in navajo nation. j.d. vance told the community is coming around to the trunk. they have plans here in the state on halloween. >> sandra: alicia acuna live in phoenix. we will be watching all of it. thank you so much. is it a no-go for joe? axios reporting the harris campaign giving president joe biden the cold shoulder and it comes a last-minute campaigning. >> it's interesting to see the harrison c

alicia acuna is live in phoenix. good morning to you. >> good morning, dana and bill. vice president harris is coming to arizona to court latino voters but she arrives on defense. here is a portion from an abc news interview from yesterday. >> here is how i think about it. i really want to bring our country together. >> you are promising to -- how do you convince some supporters of that when you are calling their candidate a would be dictator, petty tyrant? >> i'm talking to everyone as an american regardless of who they voted for. >> harris also has her work cut out for her here in arizona, which has the largest hispanic population of the battleground states. a recent maris poll of arizona likely latino voters find trump leads airis 53 to 46% with a margin of error off 3.0. they moved arizona to leaning republican. the former president has an edge in the battleground. president biden beat trump in this state by a little more than 10,000 votes in 2020. on the issues polls consistently show harris is most trusted on reproductive rights but trump leads on economy and bor

alicia menendez, tim miller, ian bhasin, thank you so much. lady michelle obama with a warning about what a second trump presidency means for every woman in america. that story and much more is next. woman in america that story and much more is next and grime in half the time. yeah, it absorbs grease five times faster. even replaces multiple cleaning products. ooh, those suds got game. dawn powerwash. the better grease getter. over 400,000 people with afib have left blood thinners behind with watchman. a safe, one—time implant that reduces stroke risk and bleeding worry, for life. watchman. it's one time, for a lifetime. >>> anyone thinking about sitting out this election or voting for donald trump or a third-party candidate in protest because you're fed up, let me warn you, your rage does not exist in a vacuum. if we don't get this election right, your wife, your daughter, your mother, we as women will become collateral damage to your rage. [ cheers and applause ] are you as men prepared to look into the eyes of the women and children you lov

. >> ainsley: alicia acuna live in arizona. >> hi, good morning, ainsley.ood morning to everybody. yes, both harris and trump are bringing their closing arguments out west today. the former president is starting his day in albuquerque, new mexico, it's a borders state also a competitive race there then to nevada and finally a late appearance in glendale, arizona. vice president harris beginning her day here in arizona. then on to reno and las vegas. harris has her work cuts out for her in arizona. of.polls are razor thin. her running mate hit on during a compare stop. >> one vote, one or two votes per precinct in the state of arizona can make kamala harris president. it's that simple. [cheers] >> fox news most recent power rankings moved arizona from toss-up to leaning republican. the former president appears to have an enduring age in this battleground. polls consistently show him leading with voters top two issues the economy and the border. is he also ahead with a key constituency here. a recent marist poll of arizona likely latino voters found trump lea

i will say all goes to my wife alicia, she is absolute star. she does so much work. greatest wife. >> steve: that's great. >> i wouldn't be here and the bean wouldn't be here without her. >> steve: folks should read the article, "people" magazine. i just did. how lucky you feel you are that you have got this baby whose middle name scarlet is your wife's mom name and jennifer is your mother's name. so it is a beautiful tribute to the women in your life. benjamin, thank you very much for joining us live. >> ainsley: congratulations. girl dad. >> thank you all. >> ainsley: what a wonderful story. ♪ one hundred republicans who worked in national security for presidents reagan, both bushes, and for president trump. now endorsing harris for president. she came up as a prosecutor, an attorney general, into the senate. she has the kind of character that's going to be necessary in the presidency. vice president harris is standing in the breach at a critical moment in our nation's history. we have a shared commitment as americans to do what's right for this country. this year,

ready the israel, alicia's new air strikes and living ons, capital off the warning people in the south of the city to evacuate the on somebody the this is all just a rely from dough also coming up a wave of his way. the attack skills does establish stadiums across the gaza strip menu with sheltering and refugee camps.

alicia acuna's live in arizona just west of phoenix. what did it they have to say to our reporters this morning? i understand she spoke just before she headed out west. >> it appears that she is trying to shift attention to issues where polls show she is the strongest like reproductive rights but there was a reporter in the room who said they noticed she has no longer calling herself an underdog in speeches and asked if she still considers herself one. >> i am putting it all in the field. and it will be a very tight race and i am running like the underdog because we are. donald trump has been running for the last decade. i've been in this race about three and a half months. and the stakes are so high. but i've been saying for quite some time regardless of what the polls say, we will win. >> she is arriving in arizona to court latino voters. this state has the largest hispanic population of the battleground states. a recent poll of arizona, likely latino voters show that trump leads harris 56% to 46% that is a margin of 3.7. she lands on

charles: let's bring in bny mellon head of equities and capital markets, alicia levine.re also thought. and consider rate. and i want to get your thoughts. this economy, it's on patient it looks phenomenal. but we co-- on paper, it looks phenomenal. we know credit card yields are high, we do know that there are a lot of folks in this country who are struggling. and for me what both or -- bothers me a lot is there doesn't seem to be an elegant solution to to help them. >> charles, thank you so much for having me back again. i love our conversations. it's something of a bifurcated economy. the 60 to % of households that own equities or other financial assets such as housing, you know, or money market funds, etc., have seen their net worth increase 40% since the beginning of 2020. charles: right. >> okay? charles: right. >> and at the same time, if you had a fixed rate mortgage, it meant that you were not as a exposed to the interest rate cycle. but the other 40% of the country that doesn't own financial assets has suffered the consequences of the higher inflation over the

you are giving alicia a run for her money. >> i am working on my. >>> to listen to mary's award- winning podcast, "prosecuting donald trump" by getting the qr code on your phone. >>> coming up, ali velshi is in arizona where he sat down with a group of vultures to discuss which candidates is getting there vote for trump, and we will explain why. velshi is live right here on msnbc. msnbc. my to-do list grew. "paint the bathroom, give baxter a bath, get life insurance," hm. i have a few minutes. i can do that now. oh, that fast? remember that colonial penn ad? i called and i got information. they sent the simple form i need to apply. all i do is fill it out and send it back. well, that sounds too easy! (man) give a little information, check a few boxes, sign my name, done. they don't ask about your health? (man) no health questions. -physical exam? -don't need one. it's colonial penn guaranteed acceptance whole life insurance. if you're between the ages of 50 and 85, your acceptance is guaranteed in most states, even if you're not in the best health. options start at $9.95 a month, 35 cent

iran had valid vengeance after israel assassinated the leader of the iranian backed lebanese alicia hezbollah. israel killed the leader of hamas on iranian soil in july. meanwhile, this evening in java near tel aviv just before the missile attack, israelis were shot dead in what police say was a terrorist attack. for months now, the world's diplomats have tried to stop the year long war in gaza from engulfing the region. they failed and after tonight unprecedented iranian attacks, israel is expected to hit back hard. bbc news, jerusalem. caitriona: in just a moment we will speak to our north america editor sarah smith because the u.s. has confirmed its military did assist in shooting down some of those iranian missiles as they headed toward israel. let's return to john in jerusalem. what is the feeling tonight? >> we knew iran was going to seek vengeance as it puts it for the assassination in lebanon on friday and also for the hamas leader back in the end of july. israel has not had an attack like this from iran in its history. the mood of defiance you heard from benjamin netanyahu suggests i

that for me is a big part of her closing message, and she does say this, as a matter of fact, alicia, where she notes she pledges to be a president who actively works to unite us around our highest aspirations, a president who is realistic and practical and has common sense. >> fundamentally who do you want to be a leader? >>> the high stakes maryland candidate angela alsobrooks will be at the table in a moment. stay with us. you're watching "the weekend." w " r w to strengthen roots all winter for a better lawn next spring. how do you know all of this? says it right there on the bag. yes, it does. download the my lawn app today for lawn care tips and customized plans. feed your lawn. feed it. we all need fiber for our digestive health, but less than 10% of us get enough each day. good thing metamucil gummies are an easy way to get prebiotic, plant-based fiber. with the same amount of fiber as 2 cups of broccoli. metamucil gummies. the easy way to get your daily fiber. hey, take a moment. do you know who we are? we are the kids you champion every day. we are the ones who dream big. an

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on the line now is tend to need an opposition figure to lease who, who joins us from jerusalem to alicia. it's a pleasure to have you. thank you so much for having me, michael. i want to start by asking you to take us back to the 7th of september 2017, just moments after you realize you might be under attack. what went through your mind? uh, michael. i did not. do you better have time to think? because of the gunmen had been following me from pioneer much to my residence. i didn't know they were after my life. i thought they were just all united police officers will head out us to me 8 times in the previous year. so i did not. i did not have any clue about about the fact that there was about to be, i've talked to and, and when they, they came out of the vacant with the automatic rifles. i simply do not have time to think about what was going on. it was just kinda money, old man with gun fire and all the terrible noise. so i didn't, i didn't really have time to think why or you pursuing legal action against the tends to be in government and to go the telecommunications company. of course,

i am alicia menendez with symone sanders-townsend and symone sanders-townsend. breaking news.e president harris plans to release her medical records today. the campaign asked , how has donald trump not released his? >> team harris' uniquely broad coalition on display this week. the pitch to voters. the ex-president delivering a new, hate filled speech full of lies. he is no longer running for president, but a disinformation campaign. grab your coffee, settle in. welcome to "the weekend". ♪ ♪ d". ♪ ♪ >>> just breaking this morning, which is 24 days until election day, vice president harris is set to release a report in her medical history today. the report will show she is physically and mentally fit to serve as president and by making this public, the harris team hopes it underscores donald trump's lack of transparency, let's just say, when it comes to his health. on the campaign trail, trump rambles through speeches as the "new york times" puts it, quote, trump seems confused, forgetful, incoherent or just disconnected from reality lately. frankly, donald trump's rallies are

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with me at the table, cohost of nbc weekend, alicia menendez is back. west democratic strategist and professor, msnbc political analyst michaels here. about that town hall. take me through it. >> it's interesting, because they have translators for people who are watching. you don't need a translator. you can just watch the body language in order to see how it was going. you played some of the sound from that undecided voter. they interviewed him after, and they said, you are undecided coming into this. have you made up your mind? and he said well, i know i am not voting for donald trump. and so there in you have a sense of how this all went. there is the 1/6 of it all, which as you said, is incredibly disturbing. i also thought it was really interesting. he got three different questions on immigration. there was a really beautiful moment where someone said, i am an agriculture worker. i worked in this country most of my life. tell me how your plan to deport immigrants is going to affect agriculture in this country? there is another question -- >> what d

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there was some star power courtside including alicia keys.locker room afterwards, celebrated the game karaoke. lots of singing and dancing in the wnba. [ laughter ] game 3 for both series friday night on espn2. >> michael: they're having fun. >> robin: oh, boy. the place was packed. it was rocking last night. okay. where am i? who am i? coming up lori bergamotto is here with top denim fashions for fall. come on back. talk fashion. come on back. ♪ ♪ my dry eye symptoms got worse over time. my eye doctor explained the root was inflammation. xiidra was made for that, so relief is lasting. xiidra treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease. don't use if allergic to xiidra and seek medical help if needed. common side effects include eye irritation, discomfort, blurred vision, and unusual taste sensation. don't touch container tip to your eye or any surface. before using xiidra, remove contact lenses and wait fifteen minutes before re-inserting. dry eye over and over? it's time for xiidra. looking for a reason to try the new $5 meal deal at mc