good morning, nicole. >> reporter: anne-marie, good morning. i know he just mentioned we are still just a few hours away from that landfall. however, we're already feeling strong wind gusts here in downtown tampa. a sign truly of what's to come. of course of the main concerns here it remains that storm surge as really the top conversation. we are talking five to eight feet of possible storm surge in tampa, and really the surrounding tampa bay area. however, that is a record for this area. we of course know that further north along florida's big bend maybe 10, 15, somewhere even 20 feet of storm surge possible with this storm. it's why we've seen so much action really from people all across florida's gulf coast preparing their homes, evacuating, here in hillsborough county and pinellas, we know evacuation orders have been put in place, especially for those lower lying communities and for those who really need help to move out of their homes here. and you mentioned again travel, it is not something that people should be doing. in fact, tampa inte

anne-marie, tonight the rules are set. there's not going to be a studio audience, and the microphones will be turned off when a candidate is not supposed to be speaking. back to you. >> jarred hill in philadelphia. thank you, jarred. >>> we will have complete coverage of the presidential debate tonight starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on cbs followed by the live simulcast of the debate and cbs's expert analysis. >>> tropical storm francine is increasing in strength as it churns in the gulf of mexico. francine is expected to reach hurricane status today before making landfall in louisiana tomorrow. the governor of louisiana has already declared a state of emergency. after francine moves inland, it will continue spreading heavy rain over parts of the deep south where amounts could reach up to 10 inches in louisiana. >>> and now to the wildfires threatening tens of thousands of homes and structures in san bernardino, california. the governor has declared a state of emergency. cbs's ben tracy reports from the line fire

i'm anne-marie green. just weeks into the new school year in georgia, and already senseless gun violence has taken innocent lives. we're learning more about the four people killed, two 14-year-old boys and two teachers. nine people were also wounded. the accused shooter also a 14-year-old boy. he's facing murder charges. and law enforcement now says they had him on their radar last year. the shooting happened in apalachee high school in winder, about an hour's drive from atlanta. that is where we find cbs news' dave malkoff standing by with the latest on this tragic case. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. this is now the deadliest act of school violence in georgia history. when we arrived on scene yesterday the streets were locked down, parents were abandoning cars by the side of the road, leaving the doors swinging and coming running to get here to get to their kids. a community is in mourning after another unspeakable american tragedy. yesterday just before 10:30 a.m., police say a 14-

i'm anne-marie green. breaking overnight, sean "diddy" combs was arrested by federal agents in new york under a sealed criminal indictment. details of the charges against the hip-hop mogul are not known, but it comes after a series of allegations in recent months of alleged sexual assault and violence. in march, homeland security agents raided combs' home in miami against sex trafficking and other possible crimes. combs' attorney said his client is innocent. and called it an unjust prosecution. prosecutors say they will unseal the indictment and have more information into the case this morning. >>> now into the investigation into the second assassination attempt. riley wesley routh is facing two federal firearms charges. federal court documents reveal he was camped outside of trump's golf course for more than 12 hours. authorities say he never fired at trump and never had trump in his sight. the incident is raising questions about trump's security and today, he returns to the campaign trail with a town hal

i'm anne-marie green. we start with the middle east where tensions are at a boiling point as israel steps up its military campaign against the terror group hezbollah while the u.s. works to de-escalate the crisis. lebanon's health ministry says nearly 500 people were killed and more than 1,600 wounded in the deadliest day of fighting since the 2006 war. the israeli military says it continued hitting dozens of hezbollah targets overnight after the barrage of strikes. hezbollah continues to fire back. the idf says about 20 rockets crossed from lebanon into israeli airspace overnight. we begin with cbs's chris livesay in tel aviv. >> reporter: missile after missile. more than 1,300 strikes slamming into southern lebanon. this terrified family watched the bombardment hit their town. calm down, mother, and pray, a man says. the lebanese health ministry says dozens of women and children are among the victims, but each target, israel claims, was a location used for storing hezbollah weapons, including cruise miss

anne-marie? >> naomi ruchim in new york, thank you very much. >>> cbs news will host the only vice presidential debate between senator j.d. vance and governor tim walz on tuesday, october 1st, in new york. join us here on cbs. our streaming network, cbs news 24/7, and paramount plus. >>> congressional leaders have reached a deal on a short-term spending bill that will avert a partial government shutdown. the agreement funds federal agencies to mid-december, allowing lawmakers time to work on a longer deal until after the november presidential election. an additional $231 million was added to the current budget to bolster the secret service after two apparent assassination attempts against former president trump. >>> now to birmingham, alabama, the site of the nation's latest mass shooting. police are searching for the gunmen who opened fire on a group of people killing at least four of them and wounding 17 others. it happened in a neighborhood filled with restaurants and bars often crowded on wee

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. cbs news has learned a search of the 14-year-old suspect's home showed that he had an interest in previous school shootings. now as authorities continue to try and figure out just how this tragedy happened, investigators say they have evidence that his father bears some of the blame. a stunning new twist in the georgia school shooting. authorities have arrested the father of the 14-year-old accused of killing four people at apalachee high school. colin gray is being charged with second-degree murder as well as multiple counts of involuntary manslaughter and cruelty to children. >> these charges stem from mr. gray knowingly allowing his son colt to possess a weapon. >> reporter: investigators say the 54-year-old bought the ar-style gun used in the shook -- the shooting as a gift for his son colt. the teen has been charged as an adult. >> you never think something like this would ever happen, not here. >> reporter: now the community is coming together to heal and mourn the loss of two 1

i'm anne-marie green. we start with the race for the white house. one of the nation's largest unions is not endorsing a presidential candidate for the first time in nearly 30 years. it comes as the nation's immigration crisis takes center stage on the campaign trail. former president donald trump leaned on his plans to -- for restrictions, while vice president kamala harris went after trump's promise to deport millions of people in the country illegally. cbs' jarred hill is joining us from new york with more on this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is where former president trump was yesterday, new york not known as a battleground state, although local republicans and the former president are seeing this potentially as part of a battleground island with control of congress up for grabs. amid heightened security, former president donald trump rallied in long island. a must-win district for house republicans in a deeply blue stat. -- stat. >> we can win new york. >> reporter: trump vowed to reverse a cap on the state and local tax deduct

i'm anne-marie green. donald trump is safe at his home in mar-a-lago this morning after another possible assassination attempt on his life. this time at his golf course in west palm beach, florida. the suspect was captured in a neighboring county. he's been identified as ryan wesley routh, a 58-year-old owner of a construction company who lived most of his life in north carolina before moving to hawaii six years ago. the big question -- security. how could he allegedly get so close to the former president just months after the shooting at a pennsylvania rally? cbs' cristian benevides joins us now from the scene in west palm beach. good morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, good morning. the suspect was able to get within 500 yards of the former president before a secret service agent spotted him. officials say that an eyewitness was key in being able to capture the suspect so quickly. the fbi says it arrested a man after secret service agents saw the muzzle of an ak-47-style rifle pointing toward president tru

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i'm anne-marie green. we start in israel where prime minister benjamin netanyahu is refusing to bow to pressure to change his strategy of negotiating with hamas. this comes after days of mass demonstrations in israel. protesters are calling for an immediate cease-fire after six hostages, including an american, were killed in gaza. and the white house is also weighing in. jarred hill has the latest developments. jarred, good morning. >> hey, anne-marie, there's one demand in particular that netanyahu is not backing away from and that's continued israeli control of a narrow piece of land along the gaza eastern border calling that border oxygen for hamas. meanwhile impatience within and outside of israel is growing. >> reporter: a third day of protests in jerusalem as thousands demanded benjamin netanyahu reach a cease-fire and hostage release deal. a court is forcing people back to work after striking on monday, causing industries to grind to a halt. the u.s. is also turning up the heat on the israeli prime

i'm anne-marie green. we start with tropical storm helene gathering strength as it moves over the warm caribbean waters. florida's gulf coast is bracing for a direct hit. the storm is expected to become a hurricane today, and it could reach a powerful category three with winds peaking at 120 miles per hour and up to 15-foot storm surge by the time it makes landfall late tomorrow. florida's governor and president biden have already declared a state of emergency. mandatory evacuations are under way in low-lying counties. georgia's governor also declared a state of emergency. helene is expected to hit atlanta by early friday. cbs' jason allen is on florida's big bend with the preparations. >> reporter: all along florida's west coast people are fueling up. >> i got about three quarters of a tank now. we're trying to get it. never know. >> reporter: and boarding up ahead of helene. here in the coastal town of east point business owners are taking no chances, shutting down days before the storm hits. mandatory e

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. you know, speaking of protection around trump, his running mate is calling for the former president's level of security to be elevated to be the same as the current president, but his campaign isn't slowing down with less than two months until election day. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: former president donald trump back on the campaign trail in michigan days after a second suspected assassination attempt at his golf club in west palm beach. >> this guy was all set to do his number. >> reporter: the former president courted autoworkers at a town hall pledging to put a 200% tariff on cars built in china and mexico. >> you have countries stealing your business. >> we are winning this campaign. >> reporter: yesterday vice president kamala harris hit the trail in philadelphia, sitting down with the national association of black journalists, the same group trump appeared before back in july when he made controversial statements about her racial identity. >> is she indian or black? >

i'm anne-marie green. million h businesses are without power in florida, and more than 500,000 in georgia. the governors of florida, georgia, alabama, and the carolinas, as well as virginia, all declared emergencies in their states. we have team coverage, and we're going to start with nicole valdes who's in tampa, florida. what is the situation like there now? >> reporter: anne-marie, good morning. it's still windy here in downtown tampa. and behind me evidence of that storm surge threat we were warning you about just yesterday. you can look here. this is the tampa river walk. you'll notice it's under water. there is a lot of real estate behind me. in fact, a big construction zone that you can see is now under several inches of water at the very least. unfortunately local police officers telling us at least for this area it may be some of the worst flooding they've seen in quite some time. hurricane helene definitely making its mark along much of florida's gulf coast. we know there are reports of a lot of

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. this was a very different night from that trump-biden debate that changed the course of this race just about a month or so ago. now here we are seeing both harris and trump saying that they won this debate that was full of efforts at policy and also pretty sharp attacks. a handshake kicked off the first meeting between former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris, but the 90-minute debate soon turned into a the economy.ch over issues like- >> i imagine and have actually a plan to build what i call an opportunity economy. >> i had no inflation, virtually no inflation. they had the highest inflation. >> reporter: abortion -- >> for years they wanted to get it out of congress and out of the federal government, and we did something that everybody said couldn't be done. >> the government and donald trump certainly should not be telling a woman who to do with her body. >> reporter: and immigration -- >> they've destroyed the fabric of our country. millions of people let in

i'm anne-marie green. we begin in israel where there are calls for nationwide labor strike today to express outrage over the deaths of six hostages in gaza. thousands of people took part in a mass demonstration in tel aviv last night to protest the israeli government's strategy in dealing with hamas. they are demanding a deal to return the remaining hostages. carissa lawson is tracking developments for us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. one israeli american hostage was among those killed and president joe biden said he was devastated and outraged. protesters are showing the world that words are not what this war needs any longer, it's action to put an end to the killings on both sides. clashes between protesters and police in tel aviv overnight as thousands took to the streets in israel to demand a cease-fire and hostage deal. the massive protests erupted after israel announced that it had recovered the bodies of six hostages in gaza who were taken by hamas on october 7th. israeli off

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. in the face of the growing protests, prime minister benjamin netanyahu is holding firm on a critical sticking point in those negotiations -- one the u.s. isn't too keen on. meanwhile, the doj case against those hamas leaders is a big step, but it is seen as largely symbolic. >> these actions will not be our last. >> reporter: attorney general merrick garland with a stern warning after the justice department unsealed federal charges against six senior hamas leaders for the killings of at least 43 americans on october 7th. garland says the department is also investigating the deaths of americans including 23-year-old hersh goldberg-polin as acts of terrorism. the 23-year-old was one of the six hostages found killed in gaza over the weekend. >> we will pursue the terrorists responsible for murdering americans, and those who illegally provide material support for the rest of their lives. >> reporter: the doj says yahya sinwar and a group of other senior hamas figures financed, directed, a

i'm anne-marie green. we begin with breaking news overnight. the latest blow to aircraft giant boeing as machinists walk off the job. [ chants ] 33,000 workers voted to strike after rejecting a proposed contract that would have raised their pay by 25% over the next four years. workers say they have not had a raise in 16 years. the strike is expected to halt production of boeing's 737 max and 777 jet in washington state. >>> now to the presidential race. with just 53 days until election day, vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump are on opposite sides of the country today trying to win over undecided voters in battleground states. the two candidates don't agree on much, and their latest dispute -- whether or not to have another debate. cbs' jarred hill is joining us with the latest on that. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. you know, they might have to agree to disagree on the idea of a followup debate. in a matter of days, the former president has gone from being lukewarm to a seemingly firm no. in battleground no

back to you, anne-marie. >> carissa lawson in new york. thank you so much. >>> so we're going to have complete coverage of the president's debate tomorrow starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on cbs followed by live simulcast of the debate and cbs' expert analysis. >>> fire crews in california are battling more than a dozen wildfires across the state fueled by dangerous heat waves and high winds. the worst is raging in san bernardino county. the line fire has more than quadrupled in size over the weekend prompting the evacuation of more than 11,000 people. cbs' elise preston is in the mountain town of running springs. >> reporter: crews struggled to slow the spread of the explosive line fire east of los angeles. it doubled in size overnight to more than 17,000 acres. the speed and intensity of the inferno forcing the entire communities of running springs and arrow bear lake to flee to safety. >> keep my critters safe and that's the important thing. >> reporter: firefighters are battling the flames in triple-digit conditions. governor g

ann marie and oh, director, do you want to answer?ell, no, i yea, i do want to, you know, again, we have a of a team in place today. of between staff from rubicon public works. and titus staff. and additional expertise from the department of environment and from the landscape architecture team that we believe we are confident that we have, a team that can care for these parks during this transition period. and, and that that is our plan. that has been our plan. but for the, the limitations on contracting that prevent a partnership with rubicon of being the a permanent solution that that contracting out the care of the parks would eventually need to transition to city forces. that that is what has really pushed us in the direction of planning for that transition in the future. but we do believe we have a an approach and a strategy that, is going to is to address the onboarding of these parks and, and their establishment, and, you know, we're continuing we continue to seek to supplement that, we as anne marie mentioned, seeking addition

affairs and trade to join the dispenser to he's a go for wilderness chinese communist party expert ann marie brady. the language should be treated with skepticism. folding bridges is a c k phrase. so it sounds like us, but only certain people can get on this bridge. now i just didn't fill out on the bridge between australia or in china and the professor were using and university of categories says the same is true. so the concept of chinese, new year chinese, new year is just a terminology that the cc pay has come up with some exclusive. it's not inclusive. and our government's understood that and have corrected the usage to say loan and the recognizing that that to include all the communities and is not adopting a c. c pay terminology that's been used to try and control culture. the chinese government wants the chinese community to speak in one voice to promote the chinese communist party. so that might china's propaganda quite different from soft power from other countries. china research and former advisor to the strange and governmental relations with china. catherine winding, you also r

i'm shanelle kaul in for anne-marie green. francine has lost some of its punch since moving ashore and has weakened back to a tropical storm. it is still walloping southern louisiana and parts of mississippi. the damage here extensive. roofs ripped off, trees down, and some streets impassable. power is out to hundreds of thousands of people. the storm crashed ashore in terrebonne parish, impacting communities along the gulf coast including new orleans, a city that sits below sea level. that's where we find cbs' jason allen is with more on the story. >> reporter: a turbulent view from a shrimp boat as francine slammed into louisiana as a category-two storm yesterday packing a deadly storm surge and winds whipping at nearly 100 miles per hour. in hard-hit terrebonne parish, the powerful storm brought down power lines, snapped trees, and tore through this thrift store. >> at least nobody got hurt. my family's intact. that's all i care about, you know. this is the worst happens to me, i'm good. >> reporter: power outages left more

i'm anne-marie green. we start with hurricane helene and the destruction in the southeast. recovery is going to be long and costly. at least 116 people have died, and that number is expected to rise. the scenes look like something out of a disaster movie. millions of people are without power, there are gas shortages, spotty cellphone service, and communities cut off by collapsed roads. the monster storm cut a devastating path stretching more than 600 miles through ten states. cbs' nicole valdes reports from greenville, south carolina. >> reporter: historic flooding from helene submerged parts of western north carolina under water over the weekend. >> there was a whole house right there. >> reporter: this marshall, north carolina, woman says she fled after the waters reached waist deep. >> i was grabbing stuff. i have my three dogs in the car. my car was almost under water. >> reporter: the state's governor says rescue efforts are ongoing and that food, water, and supplies are being airlifted to those stuck in the hardest hit areas. >> oh -- >> reporter: this video shows the

i'm michael george in for anne-marie green. we start with the major scandal brewing in north carolina's race for governor. one that could have national implications in a key battleground state. there are growing calls for republican candidate mark robinson, currently the state's lieutenant governor, to drop out of the race after cnn unearthed outrageous comments he allegedly made on a pornography website. but the lieutenant governor, who has a long history of making incendiary comments, says he's not going anywhere. cbs' ed o'keefe has the details. >>> we are staying in this race. we are in it to win it, and we know that with your help we will. >> reporter: but that's in question now. cnn first reported a series of past anti-semitic and sexual comments by lieutenant governor mark robinson on at least one pornography website with a user name matching photos of him and his biographical information. in posts dating back to 2008, robinson called himself a black nazi, expressed support for reinstating slavery, recounted secretly wat

bringing west them from a very authoritarian and in a price of society, which is china today, and ann marie brady believes that's the reason it's incumbent on david late to declare he's paused in a p l. a music trick. his role was as a pod you, propagandist. the p l a is the policies on me. and so if he's bleeding at major cultural institution in australia and running events that are parenting c, c pay terminology is not being transparent about the past that is problematic, but also seemingly implementing cultural policies that the cc pay would want. it said, or i can say, david lee didn't respond to a questions about his p l. a cost, or whether the image solo is being influenced by the chinese government. but a statement from his spokesperson says, david lee is a prominent australian who has contributed greatly to the ox, medical research and education. david lee's initial biography describes him as a market leader in building materials manufacturing, a problem. the developer ending vista. beyond this information is scant. these companies have no online presence except for a box room suppl

. >> reporter: attorney anne marie murphy filed the lawsuit on behalf of ruth alleging that schwab'sand material contribution to the scammers. which schwab says is untrue and unfair. >> everybody that has a credit card in this country is familiar with how bank transactions declined, and the reason that credit cards are so good at doing this is because they are on the hook for fraud. the same isn't true with banks. >> reporter: with the responsibility comes the consequence if you fail at protecting your clients. >> correct. >> banks invest billions of dollars trying to catch these guys, but we can't do it alone. >> reporter: paul benda from the american bankers association says it's the government's job to help target the scammers. not just the financial industry's. >> government has to play a key role in here so when a bank calls up with a potential scam we need them to engage quickly and help us make the right decision. >> reporter: at 92, ruth, who spent her professional life taking care of others as a nurse, has now lost her life savings. >> this should not happen to any decent, l

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so, so belinda, is anne—marie right?hy feminism occurred is for equality of the sexes because of things like we weren't allowed to attend pubs, the gender pay gap, all of those certain things , and now we're certain things, and now we're just perpetuating it by excluding them. why can't how is this solving the inequality problem? >> i don't think it solves anything. it just seems to be raising more questions. but fascinating stuff . but it's fascinating stuff. but it's rather a long way for us to go, to go and have a look for ourselves. for us. yeah. >> belinda. and thanks very much indeed 951 saturday morning live is up in a couple of minutes, so let's see what's in store for you with ben, leo and tatiana sanchez. morning, you two. >> good morning to you. >> good morning to you. >> yeah. of course, we're going to be getting stuck into boris johnson and all the serialisation of his new book. but more importantly, really , i but more importantly, really, i don't know. interesting story this morning. the mother of murdered

anne-marie from lebanon, new hampshire, "know that the -- and their at mcdonald's?". is like the dossier. randy from bombay, florida, "camelot is -- wasn't ready yet." i wonder what a catholic accent sounds like? because he can have catholic italian any kind of catholic irish. time from steak -- new rule, real men don't do hard hands." great. that will be my last heart hands. mike from new york, which shorten -- i just got a haircut! growing it out. that's all for tonight, dvr to show. sean is next. always remember, i'm watters and this is my world. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean:

plus, anne-marie's gonna need somebody else to do the cooking for a while, so i'm teaching chuck some of your mom's secret family recipes. secret recipes? what are you making? um, boiled weenies on white bread. and the secret is, your mom didn't know how to cook. >> the theory is local news station. we now with breaking news. >> everybody welcome. thank you for joining us. i'm catherine heenan. that breaking news is coming out of bay point and contra costa county police are investigating a shooting. we first learned of the incident just after 6 tonight. people in the area say they heard shots yelling coming from a house on desantis circle and bay point just after 07:00pm, our crew on the scene saw a man and woman being taken away in handcuffs. we're trying to get more details. we will bring them to you as they become available. a high school reunion in oakland ended in a shooting last night. police believe there were several shooters involved. kron four's. jack molmud has the latest. >> community members here at the for every park still reeling from this shooting that happened on satu

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anne-marie from lebanon, new hampshire, "know that the -- and their at mcdonald's?" [laughter] there will never be verified. is like the dossier. randy from bombay, florida, "camelot is -- wasn't ready yet." i wonder what a catholic accent sounds like? because he can have catholic italian any kind of catholic irish. time from steak -- new rule, real men don't do hard hands." great. that will be my last heart hands. mike from new york, which shorten -- i just got a haircut! growing it out. that's all for tonight, dvr to show. sean is next. always remember, i'm watters and this is my world. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome to k-s hannity," we are 43 days away from an inflection point for this country that is a 2024 election, early voting no underway in multiple states including pennsylvania, virginia and elsewhere and tonight i start with good news and a little bad news my good news first. donald trump is performing very well in multiple new poles, university of mary washington survey shows that donald trump is deadlocked in the commonwealth of virginia, that's update biden wi

phoebe, who was a member, and anne marie, who was also a member.ching our kids about multiple choice genders , the multiple choice genders, the world, being on fire, toxic masculinity, etc. that they've completely forgotten about the value of hard work, personal responsibility, and the importance of the family unit. this is going to be very bad for the future of our nation . and the future of our nation. and anne marie says, how does a man do right for doing wrong? i like a man's man, a blokey bloke. if you like. if he knows one end of a screwdriver from the other, so much better. but these do not make a man toxic. but that's a false impression being given by the idiots who are. and useful idiots amplifying it. well, thank you very much for your, views on that now, though. ding ding ding. because it's time for this . yes indeedy. it's time for this. yes indeedy. it's time for tonight's main event to support his bid to become the new leader of the conservative and unionist party, former immigration minister robert jenrick penned a controversial colu

ire, " >> anne marie from lebanon, new hampshire. now that kamala is the irs on herkn, can they verify her jb at mcdonald's? >> that'll never be verified. it's like the dossierifiedr. >> randy from palm bay, florida, kamala is skipping al smith dinner because her catholic accent wasn't yet.t. e >> i wonder what a catholic accent sounds like because you coul irhave catholic italian and you could have catholic irish tie from stateistime p.a.a new rule. >> real men don't do hard handrs . >> great. that'll be my last hard hit. >> mike from new york. great show. get a haircut. i just got a haircut. growing it out. >> that's all for tonight. dvr the show. sean's next. always remember,how. i'm waters, and this is my

ire, " >> anne marie from lebanon, new hampshire. now that kamala is the irs on herkn, can they verify her jb at mcdonald's? >> that'll never be verified. it's like the dossierifiedr. >> randy from palm bay, florida, kamala is skipping al smith dinner because her catholic accent wasn't yet.t. e >> i wonder what a catholic accent sounds like because you coul irhave catholic italian and you could have catholic irish tie from stateistime p.a.a new rule. >> real men don't do hard handrs . >> great. that'll be my last hard hit. >> mike from new york. great show. get a haircut. i just got a haircut. growing it out. >> that's all for tonight. dvr the show. sean's next. always remember,how. i'm waters, and this is my world. t >> and welcome to hannity. and we are 43 days away from ani inflection point for this country. that ion s the 2024 election. early voting now underwayng in multiple states includingg pennsylvania, virginia and elsewhere. virgt i start with good news and there's a little bad news. the goodnews my first. donald trump is p

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