alicia is? alicia: thanks, griff.ady announcing energy policy plans he intends to roll out immediately upon taking office in january including his promise to declare an energy emergency on day one. reuters reports his energy policy could also include the approval of new export permits for natural gas projects and increase oil drilling off the u.s. coast and on federal land are. so for more on this, let's bring in c3 solutions president and cofounder drew bond. drew, so good to see you. before we get started on energy policy, i'd like to talk a little bit about the breaking news about the canadian prime minister making that surprise visit to the president-elect, and he's under threat of a 25% tariff. considering that canada is one of our top energy-trading partners, as is mexico, the associated press wrote this. listen. trump's bid to boost oil supplies and lower u.s. prices is complicated by his threat this week to impose 25% import tariffs on canada and mexico, two of the largest sources of u.s. oil imports. the u.s.

alicia. alicia: and we will have much more next hour on the arrest of tren de aragua members with ties to aurora, colorado arrested in new york city with the council woman, first to raise the alarm about tda members in aurora. so stay with us. >> canadian prime minister justin trudeau visiting with president-elect trump in mar-a-lago after trump has proposed sweeping tariffs on canada, mexico, and china. mark meredith is live in west palm beach, florida with more. >> good afternoon to you. president-elect trump has yet to comment publicly about his meeting, somewhat surprising one with canadian prime minister justin trudeau last night. and the meeting came only a few days after trump threatened canada and mexico with tariffs, about 25% if they were not able to beef up border security to stop the drugs reaching the united states. there was consensus where it was going to go with the relationship with the canadians. this morning as trudeau was leaving his airport hotel reporters had a chance to

i mean, alicia if harris wins -- why do you think she will? think it is because that trump really just hasn't shown discipline and restraighten she's convinced people that while we really do want to turn the page on this we want an end of the chaos. i also think that the abortion issue really is resonating this year. because of the supreme court decision reversing roe v. wade you say that play out really well for democrats a couple of years ago and state battle reference as well. so i think she's really generated enthusiasm among women in particular who are at least according to the early polls are turning out in high or numbers than men. paul: and kyle what if trump wins. why do you think he will pull it off? >> someone biden record first the .9 year over inflation poorest border that had mayor of sanctuary cities crying uncle people remember the truch years and economy and that of refleblght on their votes and views of the candidates two, i think harris wants to turn the page but all of the words on the next page are the same. she wants five

magandang hapon ako si alicia iskander anim na taong gulang na anak ni felix niya.sang pettorano na digma ang daigdig ang aking ama ay siyam na po taong gulang at at madalas ng nasa bahay dahil sa kanyang eda. mayor breed, consul general ferrer, supervisor peskin and other respected guests. good afternoon. my name is alicia escandor, an 8068 year old daughter of felix luna, a filipino world war two veteran. my father is now 97 years old and stays mostly at home due to his advanced age. ang aming familia i na two to pinag malaki ang bayanihan equity center sa kanilang bagong opisina. maraming ni tulong ang bsi sa aking ama at nakaraang dalawang limang taong tulungan po nila ang aking amang makakuha ang benepisyo mula sa bais at mag proceso. aming bisa ng aking kapatid na si priscilla na punta sa america, patuloy pa rin kaming binibigyan ng bsi nang ration na malaking tulong sa aming familia. my family and i are very happy and proud of the bayanihan equity center for their new office. bec helped my father a lot for the last 25 years. bec helped my father apply for va

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alicia: thank you. gearing up to confirm trump's intended nominees and appointees as the left tries to sabotage his pics and as bill reported talks of recess have been heard all over washington, here's what speaker mike johnson had to say about it. >> i believe in his team. i'm very hopeful that the senate will do its in move the nominees along, they have an obligation to do a vetting of every nominee and they will and will see how this plays out. all the hyperbole and everything on the front and is to distract the american people install president trump and delivering upon the mandate that the people that have given him. >> so far trump has chosen three sitting members of congress to serve in his administration. matt gaetz also vacated his seat after the president-elect named him as his pick for attorney general, there are still four states with uncalled house races, how would all this impact the confirmation process and for that we will begin with sean duffy. what are you watching. >> in the house don

and finally, i'd like to introduce someone very special to bcc, alicia iskander, who has been both ar two veterans. alicia'r mission, and we're honored to have her share a few words with us. hello everyone! i'm happy to be here and i am happy to be lid my gratitude to allhe members and the staff of bayanihan equity, headed by allow me to rd this on my language. mayor bree, consul general ferrer, supervisor peskin, manga kagalang galang na panahon. magandang hapon ako si alicia iskander anim na taong gulang ng pettorano na digma ang daigdig ang aking ama ay siyam na po taong gulang at at madalas ng nasa bahay dahil sa kanyang eda. mayor breed, consul general ferrer, supervisor peskin and other spected guests. good afternoon. my name is alicia escandor, an 8068 year old daughter of felix luna, a filipino world war two veteran. my father is now 97 years old and stays stly at home due to his advanced age. ang aming familia i na two to pinag malaki ang bayanihan equity center sa kanilang bagong opisina. maraming ni tulong ang bsi sa aking ama at nakaraang dalawg limang taong tulungan po n

alicia acuna is live in scottsdale. alicia?, we are in the peek hours of voting here in maricopa county, polls close in a little more than two hours. we want to give you vantage point from fox news drone team. and, bret, you mentioned that senate race here. actually earlier today g.o.p. senate candidate kerri lake stopped by this location to thank voters and encourage them to stay in line. she is in a pitched battle to fill that seat being vacated by independent kyrsten sinema against ruben gallego. he has managed to outpace lake in both money and also the polls; however, lake tells me that she feels like she has the momentum. that's in part because the g.o.p. here has managed to sign up so many people in terms of voter registration since 2020. they have far outpaced the democrats. both harris and trump have been targeting independents and la teen knows while they have been here. harris is hoping women really help pull her across the line. now, let's talk about the maricopa county ballot. it's the longest it's been since 2006.

i'm guessing you're sitting on the show, alicia assessing your portal. but for the for see the movie slow, the soviet, the runners to d, the rest of the election. yes. you know who the 1st of all discuss what about the source because you as soon easy when it's out of the losing weight of california. the ceiling. if i don't do that, you forwarded the genesis of minutes or 2, which is the date that those of us 51, this one have to look at these 2. you somebody need to go to do that at some point . and then what is the score for him for this? typically, we used to call them or they shouldn't be a be just the language pretty slowly. so if we change the name is going to ship the cost of labels and less. and when you use the electricity as the, the less associated, you'll know that will show us up to look up to them as always. and we will come and finish the, the filter who was in a bip. i'm wondering, you must, it's not really most kids. that's a single flush of concept for most of those. but what do you mean? take you less than because unless you model with

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alicia jurado está lista para un futuro brillante.ta. qué increíble historia. y qué increíble que están bien claros, no? del deporte pueden vivir, pero también necesitan algo, porque muchas veces puede pasar algo en el camino. quién sabe, verdad? tener esa otra opción, verdad? porque la pasión ya sabemos que la tiene y lo dijo al empezar que su primer amor era que el fútbol correcto. y ahora que tenga este plan b de ser cocinera, bueno, hay que explorar esos talentos y es la gran ventaja que tiene estados unidos, que tiene este formato, sobre todo en el fútbol femenil que les permite ser integrales y hacer las 2. entonces, pues mucha suerte para ella y felicidades para los glenn's también. pues muchas gracias carlos. dile a max que muchas gracias también vamos a la paus. se acerca el día de acción de gracias y los bancos de comida estarán activos para ayudar a la comunidad. seguimos apoyando a nuestra comunidad y por eso le explicamos cómo encontrar el más cercano a su casa. no sé si es parte de esto, pero me duele todo el cuerpo. rec

marta alicia lópez noticias, telemundo.ablamos con familiares de víctimas de crimen en el condado de alameda. nos explican por qué votaron para destituir a la fiscal de distrito, pamela price, y en el tiempo continúan secas las condiciones y la noche se perfila c que afectaría a otros países, por lo menos así lo consideran algunos economistas que piensan que podría, por ejemplo, aumentar los aranceles. pero cómo afectará esto al bolsillo de las personas? carolina cruz nos lo explica en el siguiente reportaje. god bless you es el el regreso de donald trump a la casa blanca podría ser una buena noticia para muchos votantes estadounidenses. sin embargo, algunos economistas no descartan que su triunfo pronto se pueda desatar en guerras comerciales entre estados unidos y gobiernos extranjeros. en el caso de otros países, por ejemplo trump en la política de trump, este va a influir de una manera muy decisiva en todos los países. por ejemplo, se ha planteado tal vez aumentar un poco los aranceles a méxico y entonces se. si pone un

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>> closing arguments, alicia. look at what you hear from kamala harris. she's talking about unity, about bringing all america together, democrats, republicans, independents. she is saying, everybody will have a seat at the table. when she is in the oval office, she will have a to do list to work on behalf of the american people. the contrast on the other side is just stark. donald trump is talking about payback, retribution, revenge. he's talking about a firing squad for his political enemies. it is, really a mind blowing to see how unhinged this guy is. he is delusional. the american people don't want to go back. we had four years of bigotry, hatred, and division when he was in the white house. he targeted every single group and has continued to do that now. if it is not him directly, it is the people he surrounds himself with. they have gone after puerto rico, gone after the latino community, gone after black folks, palestinians, and jewish folks. i don't know if there is any group in this country that has not been targeted by either donald trump or his

no, it was like it was so much fun. >> that was alicia vitarelli reporting. a real pain is in theaters everywhere on friday does it have to be like this? at kaiser permanente, we have a different kind of healthcare... so, how did you like doctor lum? ...where all of us work together for all that is you. workers in sonoma county will have to mask up in patient care areas regardless of their vaccination status. the mandate will last through april 30th. patient care areas include hospitals, clinics, skilled nursing facilities, and any other medical environment. sonoma county joins several other bay area counties that have already brought back their requirements. the critics have spoken, and they're handing out some special honors. the critics choice association held its third annual celebration of aapi cinema and television. among the honorees, the directors of disney's upcoming film moana two, who received the animation award. >> i love moana two because it celebrates my people, the samoan people in a really special way. but not just samoans. all the people acr

and just to be clear, you know, alicia mentioned tom hillman who was acting i.c.e.ector under the first trump presidency. he has claimed he's going after the so-called criminals. but let's not forget donald trump has smeared all immigrants as criminals. and so when you hear the trump administration say they're going to prioritize criminal immigrants, they're really going after american communities, period, end of story. >> and it's such a central feature up until the final weeks of his campaign with his smears against legal immigrants living in ohio, for example. lying about people's pets being in danger. i do want to press all of you on the threats legal immigrant communities are also going to face on something this scale. i have to sneak in a quick break. i'm going to ask all of you to stick around. we'll all be right back. of youo stick around we'll all be right back. nexium 24hr prevents heartburn acid for twice as long as pepcid. get all-day and all-night heartburn acid prevention with just one pill a day. choose acid prevention. choose nexium. ♪febreze♪ love y

tal y como lo dijo alicia jurado, el fútbol es el amor de su vida.petitiva cuando estaba 3 4 años y fútbol me nació mirando barcelona y manchester city con mi papá. yo soy pequeñita, como la más pequeña de mi equipo en glenn's. yo tengo orgullo para hacer en un gran bueno equipo. el siguiente paso será jugar el deporte que ama en la universidad y su enfoque es seguir creciendo con las glenn's para luego dar el gran salto. mi sueño es para jugar en ucl o algo en el premier league en england o la liga mx. nacida en san francisco, la defensora central es hija de inmigrantes salvadoreños y en sus palabras se nota el orgullo de ser latina, al punto de que representa a la selección sub 20 de el salvador. orgullosa porque mis papás te vengo aquí cuando estaba muy pequeñitos y mi abuelo jugó con la selección. mi abuelo jugó contra pelé, otro super famoso player. alyssa no solo tiene en mente destacar con el balón en la universidad de san francisco, sino también formarse como profesional en las aulas. cuando estaba pequeña quiero hacer un cooker, un chef, alg

alicia kuhn you is on the ground in scottsdale for us on what to expect. hi, alicia. >> hi sandra.t line at the polling location in scottsdale and we got a bit of a surprise earlier today when republicans senatorial candidate kerry lanes campaign bus showed up periods encourage them to stay in line, against congressman ruben gallego for the seat vacated by independent senator kyrsten sinema, but her team is seeing a reason to remain positive. >> feeling good, great turnout, the early voting turnout has been at historic levels. today we are seeing great turnout from republicans and actually a depressed turnout for democrats, so i don't know what that means but we shall see. >> after trump's narrow loss here in 2020, republicans really upped their voter registration game and has made sniffing and inroads compared to democrats, arizona g.o.p. counting on newly registered voters to turn out for them today. both trump and harris campaign's have focused on latino and independent voters in the final week, democrats counting on a strong turnout by female voters to bring them across the lin

okay, alicia, thank you. weather could effect some turnout in some locations.eteorologist adam klotz is at the weather center in new york with what we are looking at. good evening, adam. >> good evening, bret. tracking a couple storms that ultimately could impact the polls tomorrow. out there this evening. we have seen tornadoes across portions of oklahoma. still some spin-up severe weather across the southern plains. by the time you get into tomorrow, no severe weather but this whole system spreads itself out, starts to impact more states. particularly there getting up around the great lakes. some of the areas that will be the most impacted probably the worst weather of the swing states anyways, you are looking at wisconsin here where it's going to be dreary, not necessarily severe weather. but cold and rainy, pretty much all day long. something similar over in michigan although the temperatures are a little bit warmer. front side of this cold front, so a bit warmer but dodging some of those showers and as far as the big swing states we are paying attention to

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always an issue, but we'll decide though we, there you choose them or you choose the other side, alicia being a small country, small vision or they had been pregnant not the 1st time, but a couple of times. so in this case i have a new start doctor, so i knew i said no yes, over ignition. uh, looking for a policy based on our credential already bought there. and so i guess you do something that noticed it as friendship pleasure. so many times, especially regarding the sauce, i try to see what about the um, the lazy and deputy investment trade and industry administer saying that western markets are no longer a top priority for the nation's economy. can you, can you explain that to me? is yes it is very to india because uh, probably needs to set this up this uh month of september a when for the eastern. uh yes or on the eastern part of the rise. you know, because that's where between russia and solve this issue. that's where the tree activity is normal to the west as well. and the issue by joining breaks in this case to get the reply then, and also initiate the that's where we see where t

this is alicia and all this monday should preferably voice. i like to cover the condition organization where i've come to buy the waste condition. i think that's where i to tell you that dvd, you see the future what americans are trying to rule the world by creating global crises. that's. busy part of a wide ranging message of the for russian president has major, maybe a if i sat down with him, a very recent pay for an exclusive job. that so it gives you part to a preview, a positive coming up throughout the day here on out to you, but you can watch it in its entirety at your own leisure analyses or con the guns. the americans always try to rule by reading crises on the planet less. this was the case. well, at least in the 20th century, and it continues that way in the 21st. i thought them well, they've created the crisis i made with the sanctions for billing. what happens, it's all very simple about the americans make money that we did in america. as always, feels good. will. it makes money from the weapon supplies rather than by advocating m

where we see where it says activity really nice and on top of all, by joining breaks in this case, alicia and all this morning they should have a board watch. uh, i like the coverage and there's an organization where i control by the wayside. division, i think that's bad, but it's a deep extension. you talk about the laser joining breaks. that's so much interest in that part of the world as well. but there's also, you've already caught your alliance, is that you called the seo and you called the shanghai cooperation organization, or a launcher image. you, you've called out of the, the global south. and i know you sold the historic bricks conference and concerned about what about a week or so ago. some people come in and get the big buying moment for the multi poto. well, that history will look back on this reason summit and cause on the real launching of the police century. well, daughter, as me, your thoughts as well. i agree with you it. is it a big thing when i guess what everybody gods honors demonstrate that the future is there? i think when you mentioned the global los angeles, the

but that's too much and most will need specialist in that or whether it's in catalonia valencia and alicia on the bill, eric highlands, this was malika on wednesday, the old some storms happen when cold it meets room of spain's met. it's already in coast and huge rainfall is dumped on hills above coastal plains climate change is making them more intense. and that's what came up for to definitely make note future whether it's current, whether we already have it, we need to take measures of the kinds to reduce the home reforest thing hills, the slight water runoff is one idea. so or a network of channels, sacrifice areas and underground tanks. the thing is, the plans for exactly the sorts of measures drawing up by spanish hydrologist, maybe 20 years ago. what happened to them? well, nothing. they were the victim of years and years of cost cutting. perhaps now he'll be taken most seriously, but we've got tons. how does 0 but i'm to, as i say it will upset from me satisfied. that's all the bikes, the in roughly 30 minutes. but in the meantime, you can visit our website out 0 dot com for more o

um my name is alicia. i'm an illustrious outpatient bank. lo and i have my own company a manufacturer product. but i also saw so many companies, lots of fun. hello to the person i know you well i, i like it has to be. how are you? welcome home. thank you. lovely fees. thank you. yes. hi i he was, he was really like, it was not leaving the door. what do you think of like, career wise or commercially virtual deal? how to much? yeah, i think um, getting design studio. oh you already. oh, okay. yeah. i think once i be my portfolio is decent enough to what kind of game is antonio? i think that what do you, what is holding you back from just looking on your thoughts for you? nothing. i'm actually working on it. okay. i still do think of, of my, i like the station be start as like an amateur, and i want to improve and nobody, but i can just look at my art and music. i did a good job that just happens. it just doesn't. and the improving thing is literally just over time, what is your inspiration? probably was it s

we can speak now to alicia garcia—herrero.se, given the choice of dates. there's another possibility, and this is even more interesting. it's basically that, and so far, this is what's happening, if you look at what is basically being funnelled away from that mpc. what we know is being discussed at the moment is all about the debt swap. it's not a stimulus package. so the question is, will china perhaps hide behind the us elections to announce mostly a clean—up of its economy, rather than a big stimulus? and therefore, choose those dates in a way that is not really too negative for the market? that is a possibility as well. because so far, that's all we hear. that swap. from local government financial vehicles, which is hidden debt in china, to either local governments or even the central government. so it's basically covering up china's hidden debt, which is going to happen. but the stimulus, we don't know yet. how different will those measures be, or how it treats debt, depending on how the us us election goes? the debt part

is absolutely no reason to wait until january of next year to hold a vote of confidence on pick or alicia no longer has a majority in the german windows talking to me. and so the see, do you see through parliament to groups who now knew, escaped the months that the town stuck all a lot of confidence immediately by the beginning of next week at the latest target to stay in bay distance on funk. nice stuff bought the douglas, but it didn't go despondent, june us identity has more on the opposition. cd really does statement. well, this is something that we'd already heard coming out of the conservative opposition that they want. the chancellor all of shows to ask for a vote of no confidence, a confidence right now as early as next week and to go to elections as quickly as possible. now we've heard from manse of ahead of the cd you party that he believes that it makes no sense for the government to stay in charge until the end of the year. because it doesn't have a majority in parliament. so it would not be able to pass the laws that they want to get pass until the end of the year or left sho

alicia acuna standing by with more in phoenix. great to see you again.pa county and home to 60% of the electorate and the three weeks of early voting brought out a record number of people and looking for state as a whole heading into this last day. more than 2 million, 65 10:ballots returned and election day is -- 2,065,000 ballots and 11 electoral votes at stake in this state and president biden won in 2020 by a little more than 10,000 votes and traditionally the candidate that wins maricopa county wins arizona, which is why both vice president harris and former president trump were in the phoenix area yesterday to make closing arguments and push folks to get ballot turned in today. one more thing, liz, i've talked about this earlier this week, arizona has a very long ballot this year, longest since 2006 and taking folks an average of 30 minutes to fill out that ballot. liz: wow, that's incredible detail and incredible reporting. we need to know that. alicia acuna, thank you so much. >> confirmed and denied by the supreme court of the united states and

>> i don't see it going far, alicia. first two years of the crisis, the rebel factions are not organized and coordinated. i believe they were taking advantage because they believe probably that president assad of syria backed by iran and hezbollah, must believe he was weakened, russia is also distracted right now. but to shoot back at the northern part rebels, their stronghold. they've made this effort, i anticipate it escalating but not for the opposition to hold aleppo long. >> talk about the context of what we're seeing out of lebanon, the fragility of the negotiation. and the possibility of the stakes rising just as a new administration is coming into power. >> it's a really interesting time in the middle east. you have now for the first time in decades hezbollah significantly weakened. i don't say that lightly. it is not easy to weaken a terrorist group like hezbollah, but the majority of commanders have been killed off and most of their arsenal decimated. now the lebanese military can try to seize the south. this i

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. >> thanks alicia. these mayors, mayor johnston, mayor bass.llowing in a long tradition of mayors who have pushed back against getting local police involved in immigration enforcement. many cities don't participate in the programs that involve local police acting as immigration enforcement agents and cities have home rule power so they have a good amount of power themselves. now usually, the way that the federal government would try and make them comply would be to threaten to withhold funding for transportation, safety. these conflict haves gone to court before. and the courts have given a lot of latitude to cities in certain cases so it will be fascinating to watch. and i think probably disappointing for donald trump if he tries to force these cities to comply with his wishes. i'm glad to see them standing up. it's what people need. and it is also good for keeping neighborhoods safer. police chiefs say you make people into immigration agents, local police, people will be afraid to report crime. >> that is such an important point. what donald

nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you too. >> i'm meeting alicia tarantola, an italian journalist whoght the story of the biggest food fraud in the country's history to the nation's tv screens. this is what you see on every ham and is what should be protected. tell me everything. >> breeders started importing sperm from danish pigs. >> the sperm and the pig and the sperm and the pigs why the danish pigs? >> the first is that they produce more piglets. and the second reason is that they produce more meat. more meat. so the breeders have larger margins of profits. a dop product costs at least twice more than a normal product under the strict rules of this protected product, the pigs must be of pure italian blood stock. >> so they were just cheating. >> they're just cheating yeah. yes. yeah. and also compromising those who are still producing. according to traditional rules. >> was there one person in particular who blew the whistle? >> we had a source who approached us with the documents. then we started a research. >> how many different breeders were doing this? >> dozens of breeders i

of their investigation into frank's death, detectives found out that in 1993, angelina's daughter, aliciahat angelina sued the pacifier manufacturer and settled for more than $700,000. what's more, she collected life insurance on her 13-month-old baby, just as she had tried to do with frank. detectives reviewed the evidence and came to believe alicia's death was no accident. >> you are confident after an investigation that the pacifier was tampered with, the baby didn't do it and it did not come apart naturally? >> absolutely. >> angelina said she did not kill her baby and she was never charged with that. she did stand trial for the murder of frank rodriguez. the prosecution expert testified that angelina poisoned frank at least twice. first, with oleander, which made him sick enough to go to the e.r., but not to kill him. then, when she was giving him those fluids the doctor ordered, she was dosing him with antifreeze, which was fatal. the jury found angelina guilty of first-degree murder for financial gain, but could not reach a verdict on whether she tried to kill that witness. in the

>> well, alicia, they're trying to surge as many resources as they can in the last couple of months. happened a year and a half, two years ago. i wouldn't say this falls into the category of too little too late, but this should have happened a long time ago. it is this constant metering and ratcheting of support rather than surging it at a critical time that's caused this war to last two-and-a-half years. so they're doing what they need to do, what they must do in the waning days of the administration in lame duck, but i wish they had done it much earlier. >> so in addition to what the current administration, the biden administration is doing, congressman-elect, you also have "the washington post" reporting that trump's pick for ukraine/russia envoy favors negotiation. kellogg's selection comes as a precarious time for ukraine whose soldiers are exhausted trying to contain months of moscow's advances along the eastern front. they have harnessed star luvg terminals to improve their coordination, dispersing in small assault teams backed by drones and artillery to push back ukrainian fo

>> so two things that stand out for me, alicia, they are fitting into a broader context.ft across 90% of counties that's not just the broader electoral. they saw kamala harris as a status quo. part of what i think about contextualizing the election, that's going to change when donald trump gets in to office. the second thing, looking at the performance of democrats down ballot in nevada and arizona, places with a much larger share of the latino electorate, you saw democrats hold on in the sena you saw ruben gallego hold on. i don't believe they voted for project 2025. i believe they voted for lower prices. >> that raises a lot of interesting little vignettes for me around this transition and how particularly those in the latino community see themselves as both immigrants and americans at the same time. so you have a very interesting conversation that david had with the alvarez family, and i would like to play that, and we ask chat about it on the other side. >> i noticed that he was not scared to say what he felt regardless of what people were saying. i think i respect th

alicia acuna is in phoenix this morning. hi. >> reporter: hi, good morning, dana.person voting is now over, so the name of the game is general election day turnout. is and as you mentioned, on saturday governor tim walz was in solid blue flagstaff and tucson, and senator j.d. vance in conservative-leaning scottsdale, both pushing supporters to get to the polls. folks can still return their early ballots off at dropboxes on monday or bring them to a polling location on election day or, of course, wait in person and vote then. and election officials have been warning about the likelihood of long lines for weeks. in part because the arizona ballot is the longest it's been since 2006. voters have been telling us it took them a half hour to fill that out. now take thing a look at the early vote numbers, out of arizona's 4.3 million eligible vote earth, little more than 2.2 million returned their ballot as of friday. the final new york times-sienna poll found of people who said they've already voted, trump leads harris 50% to 46 in this sate. maricopa county officials ar

brianna, alicia. former president trump performing and doing well with black and latino voters.dig into the numbers next. trace: continuing coverage of election 2024. let's check in the latest results another impact the balance of power. kevin corke is back live in d.c. >> were having a little fun in the studio we love to talk about how we predicted things will go versus how they ultimately turned it out. i want to take you back to the senate. we know republicans are could have control of the senate. it's only a matter of by how much will it be 54, 55 or 52. i wanted to mention coming into the night a lot of people talking about senator ted cruz will he have a chance to win he's in a tight race with calling all rod. every six years we talk about this in ted cruz comes away with another comfortable victory this time 5344 in he makes his way into a nice hold for the republican and i wanted take you to the house. this is interesting as you know to 18 is what you need for the majority. keep in mind the republicans had a majority of 220 coming into tonight. 195 is where they stand ri

alicia?o support school choice he can paint defeated several republicans who had opposed him in the party primaries. the school choice champions went on to win this. congratulations to all the families who want will have more options. >> is 5 million kids. it's a lot of children. >> kyle question michael the state still counting belts will keep at it for a while. postmarked that mailmen can bring it to officials on saturday it is still valid pre-cal for the deadline for that is next tuesday. get this if your signature is challenged your belt is rejected you can fix that until early december. as of friday morning san diego counties that had about half a million ballots yet to process it. this is no way to run a railroad we are lucky it was on a closer election this year. let's try to get this fixed before 2026 and 2028. luck is not going to structure january 20 is it? [laughter] once hoped not. alright remember if you have your own hit or miss be sure to send it to us. hope to see it right her

alicia? >> hi, neil.ction officials warn that in a little more than an hour, peak lines for the voting locations are going to begin. so far here in scottsdale it's been steady so far. one of the ways they're keeping the lines moving is they're sending out social media alerts, where the longest lines are, and recommending voters find another polling spot. where we are, one organization is even offering to take folks to slower locations if they don't want to stand in line. in maricopa county, where the majority of voters live, the ballot itself is slowing the process of voting. it's two pages, double-sided, the longest they've had since 2006. >> it took me like an hour to -- because i didn't want what i was getting myself into, my first time voting. >> it was a little overwhelming. once i read through everything, and i did a little research online, too, after that it went smooth, and i was able to, you know, go through and vote for whoever it is that i was voting for. >> that lengthy ballot is also expected

reporter alicia vitarelli with our sister station in philadelphia.with the creators for a look at how they're bringing this sequel to life. >> this is a call from the ancestors. it feels like a coming home. truly, we are k on motunui and moana is now three years older. >> she has a little sister, and she's happily leading her people. but when she gets a call from the past to save her future, this time she's reluctant to go beyond the reef. so the first time we meet her, she's she's dying to go. and this time she's like, okay, well, it's different. >> i think as a 16 year old saying i need to leave or my island will be in danger, but i know i'll come back. this one is your 19. you're going, well, i might never come back and so on. and this one's really in a tough situation where there's no easy answer. >> moana now has a brand new canoe crew to help her journey through dangerous, long lost waters. and her old buddies are back, too. >> can i get a chai hoo? >> the first one i thought was great. a lot of people loved it around the world, but this one co

tonight, first lady michelle obama will rally for harris, along with grammy award-winning artist, aliciaistown. what are we hearing from voters in that state? hey, julie, do you hear me? it's alex. >> reporter: hey, alex, we are here in montgomery county, where michelle obama will be with alicia keys in a couple of hours. her second official rally for kamala harris, speaking first in kalamazoo, michigan, part of the blue wall the democrats have to get in order for kamala harris to win the white house. now, coming tonight for a very excited crowd, who is waiting in line, have been waiting for the last few hours. i talked to a pair of friends, who recently moved to the suburbs outside of philadelphia. they are so excited to not only hear from michelle obama, but to vote for kamala harris in person on tuesday. this is a swing state. pennsylvania could decide the election. i was in erie county 24 hours ago. the swing county in the swing state. i spoke to voters that are worried and want to make sure that nothing happens that could challenge or delegitimize their votes this time around, like