. >> yes, andrea. when we spoke to groups from across the electorate, bucs county swing voters and pittsburgh swipg women voters then pittsburgh trump voters. and the pittsburgh trump voters in particular weren't fazed by january 6th and gave a variety of reasons that it had been in their view, erroneously reported in the media, which is not exactly the reality we saw on our television screens that day. >> he was photographed breaching one of the areas. is that okay? >> which area because i saw video where capitol officers were taking away barriers. >> so it shouldn't be disqualifying for an elected official if they participated in january 6th. >> he didn't strike anybody. >> the only one that died was a to tester there. >> unarmed female veteran. the only one who died. >> a police officer did die. >> that's heart attack. >> that's not onsite. >> so what do you make though overall of january 6th? in that footage, it was pretty disturbing. there were people throwing excrement at the walls. it's the capi

andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on a special two-hour edition of "andrea mitchell reports," live in pittsburgh in what could be the senate race that decides the balance of power in washington. democratic candidate john fetterman held his only debate with trump-backed celebrity tv doctor mehmet oz and gave a faltering performance without releasing his medical records after a stroke five months ago. >> again, my doctor believes that i'm fit to be serving and that's what i believe is where i'm standing. >> democrats are seizing on dr. oz already on defense for criticism of discredited theories he promoted on television saying this when asked whether aside from exceptions should abortion be banned in america. >> i've been in the room when there's some difficult conversations happening. i don't want the federal government involved with that at all. i want women, doctors, local political leaders leading the democracy that's allowed our nation to thrive to put the best ideas forward so states can decide for themselves. >> we'll get reaction here as well as report

andrea?a strange way of 1979 when it was students who were the most aggressive in overturning the shah. having covered this for so many years as you have. how is the government reacting to these protests? >> reporter: as we've seen that the crack down has been harsh, unforgiving. almost every branch of the security apparatus has been dispatched and deployed. there are riot police, regular police, besieged militia, plain clothesed agents waiting to distinguish any flare up. thousands of arrests have been made. rounds are fired, tear gas is fired. people are beaten with clubs and running battles ensue on the streets. but usually this time, protestors have also been fighting back. state media say that at least 20 members of the security forces have been killed since the unrest started. but authorities want to put an end to this as soon as possible. iran's deputy interior minister has warned that from now on, those people who arrested in the riots will stay in jail until their trial. then they'll

andrea: una de ellas es que te vi en dinero sin haber visto la propiedad, como le ocurriÓ a michellelgo estaba mal. >> empecÉ a limpiar, empecÉ a bajar las cosas y en eso me tocaron la puerta como a las 6:00 de la tarde y me tocaron la puerta que si yo tenÍa contacto y me mencionaron los hombres y le digo, no, yo mes tremolando esta casa, recientemente los vi, es que este buscando, llevo todo el dÍa tratando de dar con ellos porque me voy a mudar aquÍ. a ratito llegÓ otro y a ratito llegÓ otro. andrea: 10 familias sedienta del depÓsito inicial para mudarse a la misma propiedad. >> resulta que la casa tiene una dueÑa que no tiene nada que ver con ellos y ya se la tenÍa rentada hacia cuatro aÑos a estas personas. andrea: vivieron un mes entero en un hotel y ella perdiÓ todos sus ahorros, seis meses despuÉs aÚn no recupera el dinero a pesar que los estafadores. para que no te ocurre lo mismo los expertos recomiendan tomar precauciones al momento de comprar o alquilar una vivienda. >> tu puedes revisar en los rÉcord que el dueÑo de la propiedad sea el que salgan los rÉcord pÚblico compar

andrea?ning. >> 32. >> really? you have a couple to go. but that's a lot. back home in north philly. what do you see as the turnout there? getting that turnout is going to be critical to any democratic success statewide is getting a big number coming out of philly, just as it's here in allegheny county in pittsburgh. >> look at what the president is doing today. he is being responsive to the american people. one of the takeaways from the debate, is you heard oz say inflation. if i had a nickel for every time he said inflation, i would have as much money as he has. when asked on that, he had no response for what he would actually do to lower costs for people. democrats are the only folks who are actually talking about the price gouging we see from big corporations. you see the president out every day looking at ways he can, without the legislature, move swiftly to address some of the rising costs. i think having a president and having democratic candidates who are saying to people, not only do

andrea?e gallup poll showing a 20-point drop in the public's approval in the court since 2020. the justices themselves have been debating the legitimacy, kagan versus roberts. what are you watching for in this term? >> it's a crisis for the supreme court. you know, and i think what people need to keep in mind is that what happened last term and what's going to happen this term inevitably andrea, it's no coincidence. the folks you were nice enough to put up the image of really, when i tried to do a roadmap to what this new super conservative, super majority plans to do. they're taking it off case by case. kelly mentioned affirmative action and voting rights. these have deep roots in conservative, judicial thought going back for years and it's all come to term now. what does this mean for the court as it diverges from where the public wants it to be? the court knew well when it decided dobbs in june. the court that overturned roe v. wade. 80% of the public told pollsters they did not want the c

but two problems, andrea.ow they have dense breasts. 38% of states require doctors to notify patients but they don't know what to do with that information. and, two, insurance often doesn't cover additional screening in the form of a breast ultrasound or mri or a fast mri, a truncated mri being tested across the country. so it's really important for women to be their own advocates to find out, a, if they have dense breasts, what additional screening they might need to do. and then try to get their insurance companies to cover that additional screening. and that's something that i'm working with a lot of people in washington on kind of trying to understand that policy and ways that we might be able to improve it. >> well, the only good news out of all of this as you are such a force for good and for change. and we have seen it withstand up to cancer, all you have done over the years with colon cancer, your on-air colonoscopy on the "today." program. this is another factor that will help so many women across the

andrea mitchell picks up with more news right now. >>> right now on a special two-hour edition of "andreaitchell reports" live at dnc park in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, and the key state showdown, and john fetterman and mehmet oz hours away from the debate, and then we will show you the action-packed debate between ron desantis and charlie crist. and then king charles telling the new prime minister, sunak, to start forming his government. good day, everybody. i am andrea mitchell live in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. tonight democrat, john fetterman, and republican, mehmet oz, facing off in their only debate for control of a seat in the senate. and fetterman's memo says the tv studio is oz's comfort zone. this guy is a media savvy performer that literally built his career and fortune by playing to the cameras as a daytime tv host. john is going to win this race even if he doesn't win the debate. joining me now is julia tau russo, a former pennsylvania governor and dnc chair, and former democratic congresswoman, donna edwards of maryland. so you have written this for today about the fetterman c

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>> it's difficult to say, andrea. estate in northern tehran and it was initially built for something like 300 prisoners in the 1970s and is now close to 20,000. it's a sprawling complex. i used to live across the street from evin prison and i actually called a friend of mine the night before the fire and asked them to go out on their balcony. i woke them up in the middle of the night. i could hear the entire building chanting death to the dictator. cars honking their horns. it was a very terrifying evening for the families of these political prisoners who were uncertain about the fates of their loved ones. >> and let me ask about this because the women's movement has spread globally now because there's reporting that according to our man in tehran that a woman athlete for the first time in south korea competing in games has taken off her head covering. this female athlete representing iran at the asian climbing competition finals in seoul, refusing to wear a head scarf. so do you think this is not only spreading aroun

i'm andrea mitchell in washington, d.c. president biden delivering a stunning warning about vladimir putin's repeated nuclear threats, speaking off camera at a democratic fund-raiser, saying we have not faced the prospect of armageddon since kennedy and the cuban missile crisis. the president adding about putin, he is not joking when he talks about potential use of tactical nuclear weapons or biological or chemical weapons because his military you might say is significantly underperforming. there is criticism from inside putin's initial circle as russians flee to escape conscription. what's the reaction to president biden's extraordinary warning about russia? >> reporter: i think honestly, the aspect of all of this that is hitting home the most for russians is the draft. the partial draft. the defense minister saying 200,000 russians have been mobilized. that's the biggest concern. that is people's sons, brothers, fathers being called up to go to ukraine. the fear of a potential nuclear escalation, of course, worries people

the san andreas comes up this way. the calaveras fault splits off to the east and goes up the 680 corridor. hayward fault is in between the san andreas and the calaveras. it is capable of triggering big quakes. today was not a big play. it was a modest, moderate quite. there is something that is triggered whenever you have a significant quake in california. first and foremost, we asked the ceo of templer if today's quake is a foreshock that could lead to a bigger one. >> there is the chance is small, but they possibility of that occurring is higher today than it was yesterday. >> and diminishing as time goes on? >> that is right. >> this is an area we have had big quakes in the past. i will let you borrow my visual aid. >> the morgan hill quake. >> exact same spot , but 30 times larger earthquake. the california can spring significant quakes. >> yes . it has shown it to us over and over again. >> there is the calaveras fault. there is the san andreas. >> we have a calaveras fault. we have a concord fault. we have the s

welcome, andrea. >> thank you so much. it is great to be here. kristen: i was wondering if you could pot down the playback because i can hear me. that may be distracting. >> i'm going to plug in my headphones. kristen: isn't that funny with tv people? this is our business. [laughter] >> i used to have to vamp all the time. i get it. kristen: perfect. i used to watch you on cnn. you are everywhere. colin powell's mission to afghanistan, you covered beijing , but 15 years ago you just disappeared and i did not know you have been fired at my goodness. [laughter] >> we work in a very subjective business. a subjective industry. it was 2007, i was 43, there was a new president of cnn and i was just not his cup of tea. the truth is he did me a huge favor when he fired me after being at cnn for 14 years. i had been unhappy there, but didn't have the courage to quit because i didn't think there was anything else i could do. kristen: was that firing even greater because her father is icon ted koppel? >> i don't think so. they leaked it to the media. it stu

andrea: nuevos datos del censo indican que este sector tiene una mayorÍa de residentes hispanos.ceptor del distrito de colegios comunitarios de san bernardino. muchÍsimas gracias por acompaÑarnos. el informe indica que los ingresos por cada hogar latino subieron en casi $10,000, desde 2010 a 2020, pero a pesar de esto, registran $14,000 menos que los mismos hogares de blancos anglosajones. ¿por quÉ sucede esto? >> estas cifras son alarmantes. son del censo de 2020, y lo que sabemos es que los latinos somos fundamentales para el Éxito de california, de todo san bernardino y riverside. contribuimos a la economÍa y nuestras comunidades, somos trabajadores y creativos, pero a pesar de ser la mayorÍa de esta regiÓn, no siempre tenemos los apoyos y recursos comunitarios, como existan en los Ángeles, san diego y san josÉ. es por ello que lanzamos el fondo que se llama "cielo", le quiere decir "cultivando oportunidad para latinos". tal como lo has dicho, lo que tienen particular el enfoque de este fondo, es que queremos es recaudar fondos para fortalecer a las organizaciones comunitarias

that's right, andrea. a lot of what the president needs to do is focus on what he can do on gas prices. but focus on the full range of other things. terry talked about some of the important legislation he has done on topics like climate change, tax enforcement, investing in infrastructure and the like. those will help our economy in the coming years. an infrastructure bill isn't about helping the growth rate in the next week. it's about helping it over next year, next five years, the next decade. at the same time, there's a tricky task of how to bring inflation down, do it with minimal damage to the gains the american economy has made. most of that's being done right now by the federal reserve. it would be great if the white house and the congress could help out. they did one deficit reduction bill. maybe do more to help out. even if he had could help, primarily, that's a job for the federal reserve. by the way, i commend the president for respecting the independence of the federal reserve, not trying to s

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>> there is, andrea.s one of the reasons it would be nice to get these issues cleared without any sort of retroactive taint, as you describe. they show them to witnesses now and find out down the road that a judge ordered it was not permissible to look at it could dismissal of the entire case. so all of this uncertainty and lack of clarity is certainly problematic for the government that likely just wants to get on with its case. clarence thomas has ordered the government to respond to donald trump's appeal by tuesday. it appears that he is moving with reasonable dispatch in the words of judge dearie. one hopes they can get this matter resolved and back to the work of the investigation in short order. >> is he likely to bring the rest of the judges in -- justices in or is this something that he would initially decide whether to take the case or not? they don't even have to take this case, right, this appeal? >> that's right. he could deny it on his own. he could require hearings on whether to take the cas

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andrea: un nuevo departamento de policÍa fue vÍctima de la violencia con armas. >> [habla en inglÉs]gado a nuestra puerta, dijo el gobernador de carne al norte. la pesadilla llegado a nuestra comunidad, oficial de policÍa fuera de servicio es una de las cinco vÍctimas mortales del tiroteo ocurrido en raleigh, se trata de gabriel torres de 29 aÑos. los residentes contaron que tuviera carpetas mientras los oficiales buscaban al sospechoso. >> [habla en inglÉs] debemos detener esta violencia sin sentido en estados unidos, debemos abordar la violencia armada, exigiÓ la alcaldesa. andrea: la policÍa no revelÓ mÁs detalles sobre el sospechoso o un posible motivo, pero sÍ confirmÓ que se trataba de un menor, quien ya se encuentra bajo la custodia de las autoridades. este nuevo hecho de sangre ya se estÁ investigando, el oficial que respondiÓ al llamado de emergencia fue dado de alta, y afortunadamente se encuentra fuera de peligro. otro herido estÁ en condiciÓn crÍtica. andrea: sÓlo esta semana a nivel nacional han ocurrido siete tiroteos que han afectado directamente a oficiales de la poli

i'm andrea mitchell in washington. the georgia senate campaign that could help decide who takes the senate has been overtaken by a growing scandal for republican candidate herschel walker. the latest twist, more new reporting from "the daily beast" the unidentified woman accusing walker of pressuring her to have an abortion and paying for it is also the mother of one of his children. nbc news has not verified those allegations. walker again denying it on conservative talk radio today and telling nbc news there's no truth to this or any other "daily beast" report. the candidate is back on the trail. that's where we find yamiche alcindor in georgia. also joining us, vaughan hillyard and victoria de soto and former florida congressman david jolly. walker will hold this event where you are, yamiche. he will be there later this hour. are we expecting him to address any of the new allegations? >> good afternoon. i'm in a deeply red part of the state. it's here that senate candidate herschel walker is going to hold a campaign

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i'm andrea mitchell in washington. a critical moment for democrats as gas climbed 20 cents in the last month and a new polling shows republicans gaining the edge in the generic ballot as the economy and inflation become the dominant concerns for voters. a growing portion of the electorate, include something democrats and independents, say they will vote for election deniers if they like their stance on other issues. joining me now to discuss the midterms and other important topics, the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi. welcome, madam speaker. thank you very much for coming. >> my pleasure to be here. >> let's talk about rising inflation concerns along with crime, giving momentum, new momentum to republicans after the democrats were closing the gap, the historic gap. >> yes. >> after the supreme court ruling, there was huge outrage. that has seemed to subside, at least among overriding concerns. despite all the legislative accomplishments -- i want to cite them, i want to say it's been an extraordinary session, you an

andrea: i think he is not as isolated as we all would hope that he is. many fence sitting countries like russia and china and india as you mentioned. we do see those countries gradually becoming a bit more critical of the kremlin in the wake of these very brutal attacks. both the chinese and indian governments called for more calm, although they fell short of directly criticizing putin. so i think he is attuned to the fact that perhaps as the war coinues, that russia's position vis a vis these countries is declining. i think he is worried that these peer countries will look at him as a declining power, that his position relative to those countries is falling. and so i do agree that part of the escalation could have been in part to demonstrate to these leaders that he still is a strong leader who is worthy of their partnership. nick: amy, does putin worry that he's a declining power among the countries he considers his partners? amy: i think he definitely is. and i don't think that the recent russian actions have ensured that he has any better relations w

andrea: it was horrible. people thought that dogs were spreading covid.w long they had had the dogs -- two, five, even seven years. it was just merciless and terribly hard on the animals. they weren't used to surviving on the streets. and suddenly they were alone. reporter: for over two years, volunteers have been working to care for the strays. they collect food and try to provide veterinary care. but there are just too many dogs. natalia: yes, we receive donations and people help us. there is a lot of solidari. but people have to be able to afford it. there's a lot of social inequality in our country. and that means that we can't take care of all the animals. reporter: some of the dogs are lucky and find a new home, like paco did. the son of paco's owner is really happy about having a new family member. and paco? clearly, he's pretty happy, too. miguel: there are too many stray dogs roaming around. but we can improve their lives. reporter: for animal welfare activist andrea galindo, paco's new life is validation enough for her work. she has lost count o

henry kissinger and andrea mitchell into your homes. good evening and thank you so much, amelia and what a privilege it is to be at. and i especially because i have the honor of being with dr. henry kissinger, dr. kissinger, i can't tell you how honored i am. you, the young age of 99, have produced 19th book and leadership studies and world strategy is really a primer on statecraft. so thank you so much for being with us tonight from new york. it's a joy to have a chance to exchange ideas with you, as we have worked quite a long period over to my benefit as both substantively and well, you are eager to meet your models because it is always to our benefit to hear you and you read your books and i wanted to draw on your insights about leadership to better better understand some of the events of the day right now, even as we gather tonight, president biden had what has been described as a marathon call with china's president xi jinping. today lasting more than 2 hours. in fact, the first call in several months at a time of considerable ten

i'm andrea mitchell in washington. we have breaking news from california where nancy pelosi's husband, 82-year-old paul pill pelosi was attacked with a hammer. he is recovering at the hospital. we are expecting a press conference late they are hour. we will bring that to you live. joining us from san francisco is nbc's jake ward and nbc news terrorist analyst jim kavanaugh. jim is a retired aft special agent in charge and hostage negotiator. first, jake, this is a violent assault with a hammer against the 82-year-old husband of the speaker in line for the succession, of course. what other details do we know? >> reporter: we know at this point that at 2:27 a.m., the house you see behind me here was the scene of a violent assault against the speaker of the house's husband. he was attacked by a hammer by an assailant who is in custody. police do expect later this hour to give the press more details, presumably, about who that suspect might be and what their motivations might have been. we know at this point that paul was

andrea leÓn nos lo va explicar.te estÁ retrasado o no pude ser entregado por una razÓn especÍfica, por lo que necesitan alguna informaciÓn adicional o incluso una transferencia de dinero. expertos advierten que estos mensajes de texto pueden padecerÁn algunos casos muy reales, pueden incluso tener un nÚmero de seguimiento o hasta una direcciÓn web, aparentemente confiable. le doy alguna seÑal para darnos cuenta de que se trata de una estafa. primero, que el mensaje es enviado por un nÚmero de telÉfono regular de 10 dÍgitos. segundo, que no tenÍa informaciÓn de la presidencia del paquete. tercero, que te piden ingresar la direcciÓn de bill nuevamente. cuarto, que contenga faltas ortogrÁficas. quinto, que contenga un link sospechoso. por lo general, ninguna compaÑÍa de envÍo o servicio postal pide dinero a travÉs de un mensaje de texto. carolina: en lo personal, me ha pasado, mi querida andrea, pero afortunadamente creo que sigo ese instinto de no darle clic, porque con mucha frecuencia estamos recibiendo ese tipo de

andreas: europe's energy is not secure and has not been.flailing and we are doing our best okay. in terms of what the west can do to prepare, the west can stay united. we know putin's vulnerabilities too. we can play the game of hybrid warfare too, it's not an all against nothing where he does hybrid where fair against us and we escalate to a world war iii scenario where we were. it can be overt in both directions. these plans are working and we have to be careful with escalation ladders, but the west can defend itself. nato has doubled its presence in the north and baltic seas because there are lots of other cables, and they are very vulnerable, but at the end of the day it is happening. and we have to be prepared for more of it. tom: bloomberg opinion's andreas kluth with a prescient piece on the infrastructure challenges and potential risks. francine: the bank of england stands firm, saying emergency intervention will end friday despite conflicting reports. for the moment u.k. gilts falling as the boe confirms the end of bond buying is t

muchas gracias andrea.Ón, retorna los temores de una huelga en los ferrocarriles y rechazo de un nuevo acuerdo laboral, los trabajadores de mantenimiento ferroviario votaron en contra de una propuesta de contrato de cinco aÑos, el sindicato intentarÁ llegar a un nuevo acuerdo pero si no lo logran d antes de noviembre los podÍan ir a uvaro indefinido. la casa blanca intenta toda costa evitar una huelga que emperor y a la ya afectada cadena de suministros. aquÍ les informaremos. carolina: una pesadilla para una familia cuyos perros pitbull abren matraz u tus hijitos de dos aÑos y otro un bebÉ de cinco meses. la madre de estos pequeÑos asegurÓ que intentÓ defenderlos sin embargo tambiÉn fue atacada en todo su cuerpo y ahora presenta graves heridas y fue hospitalizada, los dos perros fueron sacrificados y los expertos recomiendan que los dueÑos estÉn pendientes de sus mascotas y que jamÁs los dejen solos con sus niÑos. borja: ya llevaba mucho tiempo siendo las mascotas y nunca bien presentado ningÚn sÍntoma de

here's andrea canning with.umstances. >> imagine all your phone conversations being recorded for posterity. how would you feel? what secrets what they tell? >> why were you talking like you're trying to hide something? >> this story begins here. at a suburban office outside of knoxville, tennessee. it looks like any of us in america. but when workers here talked on their desks, phones every word was captured. >> she always looks like she's adopted sums of money. >> and oh, the stories that they told. unfiltered an intimate. with details about office romances. >> oh my god, he was so hot. >> and in one heartbreaking, case maybe even clues about a murder. >> this was, a real whodunnit. >> norman clark loved sports, his mother says that he was a top athletes and a good sun to. >> he was a loving, hard worker, carrying person. >> as a boy, norman had dreams of playing in the nba. then studied sports management in college. but by his mid twenties, he was working, here vanderbilt mortgage and finance, 23-year-old brit

andrea: india, francia, todos se han solidarizado.lmente con tantas bombas y con tantos cohetes destructivos. finalmente es su tierra, que es lo que tratan de defender a toda costa. carolina: hablando de defensa, ahora mismo, molÍ —— vladÍmir putin dice que su meta era acabar con militares, no con personas, pero no con la gente. desafortunadamente es lo que estÁ ocurriendo. el joven hispano que fue baleado por un policÍa de san antonio, texas, siguen en condiciÓn crÍtica, y segÚn su abogado, estÁ luchando literalmente por su vida, vemos el vÍdeo de la cÁmara corporal del ahora expolicÍa, que muestra el momento en el que le disparÓ al joven eric cantÚ, en su auto, cuando el jovencito estaba comiendo fuera de un restaurante mcdonald's. el agente le pidiÓ salir de su auto despuÉs de confundirlo con un sospechoso. y el tratar de irse, le disparÓ en varias ocasiones. el oficial, que estaba a prueba, con 7 meses de experiencia, fue despedido. borja: comienza hoy en la ciudad de los Ángeles, la selecciÓn del jurado para el segundo juicio por

andrea? >> reporter: well sarah, the good news is gas prices are going down here in california. t noisthe time to shop around for the best price. now is also the time to not forget how high the prices got in the last few months. >> i like here because it's theo wewereat a minute ago was $6. this one is like $1.50 cheaper. >> reporter: drivers are starting to sew see only see. the state is looking into a windfall property tax on oil companies. >> this has been tried a few times. we've learned it's very difficult to design the windfall property tax that only hits hits. [ inaudible ] he will do nothing, but the price of gas, especially since addressing high gas prices. >> what happened this year is the crude oil increase. there's nothing we could do about that. that's a world market. >> reporter: as frustrated as drivers were about paying more than $6 per gallon. >> it's hard working a minimum wage job or a job you don't get paid much. >> reporter: the goal is to get to the er x, a tax generating billions of dollars. >> for the last seven years, we have been seeing an extra 30 cent

would you support that, andrea? there would be things| that, andrea?ld support sooner than that. things like childcare... i would support sooner than that. things like childcare. . ._ things like childcare... operating benefits in line _ things like childcare... operating benefits in line with _ things like childcare... operating benefits in line with inflation, - things like childcare... operating benefits in line with inflation, do | benefits in line with inflation, do you support that?— benefits in line with inflation, do you support that? what i would like to see happen _ you support that? what i would like to see happen is — you support that? what i would like to see happen is childcare - you support that? what i would like to see happen is childcare reform. i to see happen is childcare reform. i'm to see happen is childcare reform. i'm going — to see happen is childcare reform. i'm going to— to see happen is childcare reform. i'm going to interrupt, just to say there is less trust, kissing her colleague nadhim zahawi, sitting next to therese coff

with me now is andrea mercado, executive director of florida rising. talk to you, you were gonna state with a large venezuelan population. or that group has an increasing amount of political power. i want to take this piece by piece. there is both the continued use of title 42, i want you to talk about that. and i also want you to talk about whether or not desantis has overplayed his hand here? >> [inaudible] >> i believe you're frozen. i'll bring into this conversation civil rights attorney and nbc news contributor raul reyes, raul, talk us through what this all mean specifically through the for these migrants? >> sure, what the biden administration is doing right now with regards to the venezuelan migrants is basically extending the title 42, for that particular group. and for people who may not be familiar with a, title 42 is a trump era program. it's basically a mass expulsion program that allows the government to turn away people at the border, without there being able to seek their of a delight to asylum. and that, view it's extremely dangerous b

i'll start with state representative andrea salinas on this one.ry, including your opponent, say they will defer to states on matters of abortion. if you believed what republicans were doing, you see lindsey graham and others trying to push a national ban on abortion. what do you make of what republicans are saying and doing in the local races but what they are also trying to do on a national level? >> oh, i would say that it's very clear that republicans have waged an all out war on women. they don't trust women to make their own health care decisions. i do. my opponent, he is the acting exact opposite, the epitome of a hypocrite. he is our, oregon's herschel walker. what i mean by that is, he paid for his girlfriend to have an abortion, yet he is completely antichoice. so these republicans don't know how to model the behavior. they don't know how to be consistent with their words in their actions. they are absolute hypocrites who should not be trusted. my opponent falls right into line with. this this is a deeply personal issue for. me i was the

>>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," the biden administration kicking off a full court press to try to get their economic message out in the 11th hour. there are still questions over how big of a campaign footprint president biden will make in the next 12 days. over house republicans weighing impeachment hearings if they retake the majority. >>> former presidents obama and trump set to kick off a tour of dueling campaign rallies to try to help turnout ahead of election day. >>> an update on the tripledemic fears, with rsv, covid and the flu surging at hospitals. >>> good day. the white house is feeling a sense of urgency to remind voters of their legislative victories, as republican optimism over retaking the house and senate grows by the day. the administration's immediate answer, get cabinet officials into battleground states to try to help candidates. mike memoli has been covering the story and joins us from syracuse, new york, ahead of the president's event there this afternoon. you write this is about reinforcing the president's economic message. it is being boosted by soli

i'm peter alexander in for my friend andrea mitchell.e watching breaking news here in washington. steve bannon sentenced this morning by a federal judge to four months in prison and a $6,500 fine on contempt of congress charges. bannon spent more than a year fighting requests from the january 6th committee to tell the truth under oath about his conversations with former president trump and other trump insiders in those key days leading up to the january 6th attack at the capitol. joining me now is nbc justice and intelligence correspondent ken dilanian. he is outside federal court. nbc news capitol hill correspondent ali vitali, former federal prosecutor paul butler and ben rhodes, national security advisor to president obama as well as "new york times" politics reporter, jeremy peters. he is the author of "insurgency." let's get to the headline first. ken, to you, the judge's ruling meant steve bannon got to leave a free man in the short-term. notably here, he becomes the first person ordered to serve time behind bars for defying a cong

andrea fisher and ali spook heart. prepare the beats so that the archaeologist ha, she can reconstruct the necklace. which will then be returned to jordan. suddenly, the modern world is brought to a standstill by a virus. international travel largely ceases. and national borders are closed. finally, an autumn of 2021. the experts from the fire when he visited berlin's ex oriented scientific association, are able to return with jimmie loos restored necklace. the stone age artwork is to receive a special place in the new petro museum. near the excavation site. archaeological discoveries are only allowed to be taken out of children for research purposes, but they remain the countries property before the meal is, necklace is mounted in the museum, the restoration experts and archaeologists make another visit to the discovery site . what will they uncovered this time? the hans keowee car gave it, came to barbara in 1984, and had overseen the excavations ever since valid red z ad. i. li faisal animal hammered a members of the marine tribe of some of them have spent decades assisting with the

abc s andrea fuji has more got it. trick or treat this morning a new push to make trick or treating for weekends only. we want to make sure that all kids can participate that is safe for all kids. cincinnati is exploring the option of moving halloween festivities to a weekend during early evening hours to improve safety for pedestrians and drivers. supporters say it would also allow more working parents to participate. we did hear from a lot of people that they want to see it moved, especially seeing mo he ammunities tmake thi legitimate concern, one study found. pedestrian fatalities are 43% higher on halloween. and decades of data shows pedestrians between four and eight years old, see a tenfold increase in fatalities on halloween night. people in cincinnati aren't the first to consider this idea in 1999, the editor of the farmer's almanac, pushed for moving halloween two saturday. if you do it on saturday, it kind of eliminates the traffic, the business traffic. people don't leave work early to get good home. get th