the election. >> reporter: hind omar is a palestinian-american mother from ann arbor, michigan. andrew are long-time democrats who feel let down by the party. >> we canvassed for biden. we showed up for biden. and this experience during his administration under his watch has been a betrayal. >> reporter: watching the ongoing war in gaza where more than 40,000 palestinians have been killed, hind and her entire family are considering leaving the presidential box on the ballot blank. >> where the democratic party used to be the soft place that we would land has now become the aggression against our community. >> reporter: it's a majority vulnerability for vice president harris, who's been criticized for a lack of outreach to the community. her speech this week in ann arbor was interrupted by a group protesting the war. >> we all want this war to end as soon as possible and get the hostages out. and i will do everything in my power to make it so. >> reporter: four years ago president biden won michigan with just over 150,000 votes. now the over 200,000 largely disillusioned arab and

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. >> reporter: this is a palestinian american mother from ann arbor, michigan.e democrats who feel let down by the party. >> we canvassed for biden, we showed up for biden, and this experience during his administration, under his watch, has been a betrayal. >> reporter: watching the ongoing war in gaza, where more than 40,000 palestinians have been killed, she and her entire family are considering leaving the presidential box on the ballot blank. >> where the democratic party used to be the soft place that we would land has now become the aggression against our community. >> reporter: it is a major vulnerability for vice president harris, who has been criticized for a lack of outreach to the community. her speech this week in ann arbor was interrupted by a group protesting the war. >> we all want this war to end as soon as possible and get the hostages out, and i will do everything in my power to make it so. >> reporter: four years ago, president biden won michigan with just over 150,000 votes. now, the over 200,000 largely disillusioned arab and muslim american

reporter: last saturday in ann arbor, the university of michigan was alive with energy. and the first day of early voting with a long line of students in an and up -- unexpected place, the university's art museum. christine olson -- >> we are in a state that is hyper polarized. there has been recent history here of violence and extreme rhetoric around elections, around politics generally, i think museums are fantastically great places in which people can, especially students, especially young people, can book -- can begin their careers as voters. reporter: in an ugly time in american politics, can beauty play a small role in serving democracy? that is the goal in the project of art and civic engagement involving university museums from across the big 10, maybe -- many in midwest battleground states like here in michigan. the principles of design are being applied to voting itself. >> we realize there was a big gap between registration rates and voter rates. some of the barriers are psychological. where can design play a role? reporter: stephanie and another professor had

back to zoe in michigan, in ann arbor, . education choice., the industrial sector in detroit. in terms of issues that might be impacting voters' decision—making, there is a big muslim population in the state, an arab population in the state. in terms of what's happening in gaza and lebanon, is that going to be a decisive factor? it is that going to be a decisive factor? , ~ is that going to be a decisive factor? , . , ., factor? it will be. we 'ust at this point i factor? it will be. we 'ust at this point don't * factor? it will be. we 'ust at this point don't know _ factor? it will be. we just at this point don't know what l factor? it will be. we just at i this point don't know what it is going to mean for either one of the candidates. we know that some 100,000 voters back in february during the presidential primary actually voted for uncommitted, rather than voting for the current presidentjoe biden, so what we are watching for is this arab american population and what they are going to do, do they decide not to vote for kamala harris? do

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ann arbor, michigan. yeah, yeah.uantities in this election. they're very, very hard for pollsters to capture them because they're not generally in the places — i mean, they don't have landline phones. are they going to spend ten minutes if they get a call on their cellphone answering questions from a polling company? so, they're quite hard to capture and they're motivated by a whole pile of things and we've seen a lot of them in those so—called blue wall states — michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania — saying they may vote forjill stein —jill stein, the green party candidate. yeah. you know and so, there's a risk, ithink, which we haven't talked about much, actually, is the impact she could potentially have... think about 2016. ..in michigan and wisconsin in particular. yeah. yeah, and i mean, in 2016, she had more votes than the difference between hillary clinton and donald trump. som had she not been running, who knows what would've happened? so that — to get on that young voters point, i mean, it's a super smart po

so, it's really a celebration of what public works does in arbor day? general.te event that we plan. the open house is our version of disneyland. we usually invite students from the city to come and they get to go to the shops we have, they build a planter box, build a toolbox. we have interactive stations where they can see how a light switch works, and so is really an introduction to public works and frankly an introduction to the trades because not only do we have young students come, we also have folks that are teenagers. i believe we had a few college age students come and we have union representation there. so they really do have an opportunity to learn about what it is to work in public works and how they might find an avenue to gain employment to public works. our health fair just happened. an annual fair to give flu shots and opportunity to come in to get a flu shot. we work with dph on it to work with them internally to benefit them. i talked about community programs, but the other prong of community engagement is the outreach and enforcement team. the

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. >> this is our fourth and arbor visit in a year back at the beginning, she was down about president biden's prospects in later, she was worried vice president harris would still lose to many young voters because of student anger over the israel hamas conflict. >> have you guys vote again? okay. >> thanks. >> but she is upbeat now and credits a mix of constant organizing and a smarter approach from the harris campaign. >> it was not dressed the candidate that switch but it was really their whole approach to the campaign. and leaning into this idea that memes and internet culture is a, you know, a mode of communicating about politics. totally transformed race. and i think will be one of the biggest reasons to, one of the biggest things we should credit i'm saying when, but if she wins arbor. so what do the students say matters to them most from casting the road has been a shift now, you hear about student loan debt, you hear about the economy, you hear about their objections to trump and his rhetoric is rhetoric on lgbtq issues. >> his rhetoric on immigration issues. they think the vi

happy arbor day! and if you're wondering, why does matt gaetz's own party hate him so much, the answer would actually take some time. it's not just the underage sex allegation, it's also that he routinely attacks other republicans, doesn't do any work himself and his personal quest to overthrow speaker kevin mccarthy so divided his party, a fellow republican had to be restrained by the mouth from fighting him on the house floor. it was the first time in history congress had to call a face mask penalty. he hasn't just been instigating coups against his own leaders. even his social skills gave his fellow republicans the it. take it from republican markwayne mullin republican markwayne mullin. >> we had all seen the videos he had shown on the house floor that all of us had walked away of the girls he had slept with, he would brag about how he crushed ed medicine and chase it with with an energy drink so he could go all night. >> jordan: first of all, i'm not sure if matt gaetz knows how to brag. going ar

this is our fourth ann arbor visit in a year. the beginning, she was down about president biden's prospects and later she was worried. vice president harris would still lose too many young voters because of student anger over the israel-hamas conflict. >> have you guys voted yet? okay. yay! thanks. but she is upbeat now and credits a mix of constant organizing and a smarter approach from the harris campaign. >> it was not just the candidate that switched but it was really their whole approach to the campaign. and leaning into this idea that memes and internet culture is a, you know, a mode of communicating about politics has totally transformed this race. and i think will be, you know, one of the biggest reasons to one of the biggest things we should credit i'm saying when but if she wins john joins us again from ann arbor. >> so what are the college students say matters to them most when casting their vote has been a shift. >> now you hear about student loan debt, you hear about the economy, you hear about their objections to tr

i just spent 10 days in michigan and i was on the university of michigan campus in ann arbor. and a lot of young folks are really worried about the ongoing bombardment in guys, an environment on those. and. and they're also worried about climate change. and when you know, when we think about it, my little sister, her 18th birthday party, was actually almost cancel it because of climate induce bad air quality in the state of michigan. and so her and all of her friends are thinking about what's the actual impact now that climate change is affecting our lives today, and who's going to be taking on those issues. and really there's only one party who talks about it in a serious way as well. so the head hair on out is here, the raging valencia spain's king is moved and tackled over the government's response to flooding kills more than 200 people to us. the election results in moldova, that the window is calling a lesson in democracy. the fellow or the weather is lottie, set fire across china right over the next couple of days. accounts have the same full of korean peninsula and for

i just spent 10 days in michigan and i was on the university of michigan campus in ann arbor. and a lot of young folks are really worried about and ongoing bombardment in guys, an environment on those. and. and they're also worried about climate change. and when you know, when we think about it, my little sister, her 18th birthday party, was actually almost cancel it because of climate induced bad air quality in the state of michigan. and so her and all of her friends are thinking about what's the actual impact now that climate change is affecting our lives today, and who's going to be taking on those issues. and really there's only one party who talks about it in a serious way. and as we've just heard in that panel discussion, despite the unprecedented storms and he twice the issue of climate change has not received much attention this campaign season. both candidates a stock suite different policies that calling baker expense. as donald trump and cobble of harris have very different views on climate change, power says it's real. trump says it isn't. but climate change has no

i just spent 10 days in michigan and i was on the university of michigan campus in ann arbor. and a lot of young folks are really worried about the ongoing bombardment in guys, an environment on those. and. and they're also worried about climate change. and when you know, when we think about it, my little sister, her 18th birthday party, was actually almost cancel it because of climate induce bad air quality in the state of michigan. and so her and all of her friends are thinking about what's the actual impact now that climate change is affecting our lives today, and who's going to be taking on those issues. and really there's only one party who talks about it in a serious way to what sort of head on i'll just say i will have all the rest of the days. these will have from the director of the hospital in garza, he says his stuff is working on the horrifying conditions. the outrage in valencia spain's king is food and had cooled. the government's response to loving chills more than 200 feet in depth analysis of the days headlines. how do you see the educational system in gaza in

is our fourth ann arbor visit in one year at the beginning, she was down about resident biden's prospects later, she was worried vice president harris could lose too many young voters because of student anger over the israel/hamas conflict. but, she is upbeat now and credits a mix of constant organizing and a smarter approach from the harris campaign. >> it was not just the candidate that switched . it was their whole approach to the campaign and leaning into this idea that means an internet culture is a mode of community about politics . it has transformed this race. i think it will be one of the biggest reasons and one of the biggest things we should credit. i am nothing when, but if she wins. >> john king, thank you so much. i am fredericka whitfield and the cnn newsroom with just getting started right after this. >>> you are in cnn newsroom and im jessica dean in new york. the marathon race for the white house is a sprint. with three days to go until election day in america. moments ago, former president trump making his pitch to voters in north carolina , declaring he is doing much b

in oakland and this is ann arbor, university of michigan and is — arbor, university of michigan and asking whether these three midwest states— whether these three midwest states would hang together and they have voted together in every — they have voted together in every presidential cycle since 1992— every presidential cycle since 1992 and _ every presidential cycle since 1992 and right now it looks as if that's— 1992 and right now it looks as if that's going to happen again _ if that's going to happen aaain. . ~ if that's going to happen aaain. ., ~' ,, if that's going to happen aaain. ., ,, i. ., if that's going to happen aaain. ., ,, ., ., again. thank you for that, christian _ again. thank you for that, christian and _ again. thank you for that, christian and bring - again. thank you for that, christian and bring it - again. thank you for that, christian and bring it up . again. thank you for that, | christian and bring it up to date and we are still watching with donald trump sitting on 266 electoral college votes as you can see on your screens heading towards that magic numbe

she was in ann arbor, michigan, a week or so ago where the university of michigan is, but today it's michigan state university's time in the spotlight. she was traveling through detroit earlier today. michigan is at the center of the blue wall, but it's also at the centerpiece of her path to the white house. she does believe pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin are the most logical and strongest route for her to win 270 electoral votes. now that she's not competing in georgia and north carolina, she was in both states yesterday, but for the duration here the next 36 hours or so she'll be focusing on these blue wall states, but she's also talking about donald trump and warning americans about his misinformation campaign. >> so here we are on the sunday before the election and i would ask in particular people who have not yet voted to not fall for his tactic, which i think includes suggesting to people that if they vote, their vote won't matter, suggesting to people that somehow the integrity of our voting system is not intact so that they don't vote and again, i think that it is a tactic

we were talking in the lead into come to you about the incident in ann arbor. there was concern despite quick action from law enforcement, incidents like that, can spur conspiracy theories . people really latch onto. misinformation , it distorts the truth. i know you and your team have been fighting against that disinformation. what are you doing to combat those conspiracy theories and make sure people have the truth? >> a number of things. we set up a website. addresses every single conspiracy theory out there with fax. even when there are new ones , multilevel granular details. you can read them there so people have access to that information. secondly, we've established a -- voter confidence, faith leaders, community leaders, educational leaders. we've equipped with the same factual information who can share it with audiences that trust them, including local election officials and others. that's been helpful getting information out and getting people be on the noise on social media and to the truth in their homes. finally we encourage everyone it , in this m

i cosponsored a conference in ann arbor in which we brought together top election officials to talk to reporters about safeguards in the election and there are safeguards in every part of the system, which is why they are failing. there is no evidence. the rhetoric has to be backed up by evidence. there is a report written about the 2020 election, it showed there was no evidence to back up the charges, those are similar to what we hear today in both parties have operations with lots of coal workers, poll watchers, over caffeinated lawyers. in -- in -- in polling places, the republican party and trump campaign have 200,000 poll watchers. i think that is a good thing, election officials and law enforcement are working together . there is someone to gather evidence if something goes wrong so either they will be gathering evidence or there will not be evidence and that will be used in the court cases. >> civil rights division has been vigorously preparing for, the election, they will have district officers and they are observers -- the observer list is put up closer to the election. that i

they rushed to the hospital in ann arbor. heather, amy's older sister, was with them. you went to the hospital. heather winchester: yes. she was on life support. yes. and you were probably there for a really long time. we were. stephanie gosk: jeanne winchester is amy's mother. jeanne winchester: we were able to go to the hospital. we were able to at least talk to her, hold her hand, tell her goodbye. stephanie gosk: after three days in the hospital, amy allan was taken off life support. she was a runner, a rock climber, an animal lover, a homemaker. what happened to amy on that late summer day? why would she want it to be her last? [coughing] copd hasn't been pretty. it's tough to breathe and tough to keep wondering if this is as good as it gets. but trelegy has shown me that there's still beauty and breath to be had. because with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy keeps my airways open and prevents future flare-ups. and with one dose a day, trelegy improves lung function so i can breathe more freely all day and night. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for s

rent cafe lincoln, nebraska was second followed by des moines, iowa and minneapolis, minnesota and arbor. michigan rounded out the top 5 cafe. they used 17 npfactors and coming up with their list. in addition to those mentioned affordability and access to entertainment and leisure activities were also among the criteria. the usda announced a ban on processing fees on free or reduced price meals at school. federal law already states kids cannot be charged more than $0.40 for a reduced price lunches. but those payments are often handled by cashless processing systems that charge up to 10 times that much in fees. every time families loaned money to their kids accounts. the usda says those fees will be banned starting in the 2027 to 28 school year. new research finding people who have higher levels of omega threes had slightly lower rates of colon stomach and lung cancer. researchers from the university of georgia took a look at data from a quarter million people living in the uk tracking them for more than a decade. the data found people with high levels of omega 3 fatty acids were also ass

attorney and msnbc legal analyst arbor mcquaid, secretary castro, and susan del percio are back withart with you. i am thinking about how we have got to this point. before being elected as the 47th president, how has trump already laid the groundwork for a possible autocratic shift? >> well, the rhetoric that perhaps bothers me the most is the threats to use the law to go after his political rivals. this is the very same thing that he has accused the current justice department of doing to him. you know, these claims of weaponization of the justice department or the use of l'affaire against him. you know, there is nothing to suggest that the cases against him are anything but legitimate cases based on fact and law returned by grand juries. but, if you were to turn the tables on his opponents and use it to go after them for political reasons, that would really just crumble a foundation of the department of justice and what it stands for. i am hopeful that there are enough checks inside the system to prevent that from happening, but that requires career professionals to stand up for the

lincoln, nebraska was second followed by des moines, iowa and minneapolis, minnesota and arbor, michiganumber 5 rent cafe used 17 factors in coming up with this list of the most livable cities. >> so in addition to like a location, they looked at affordability, access to entertainment and leisure. those are among the criteria criteria. i they clearly didn't check the weather. we'll be right back. >> hands on with apple's latest mac computers in fun colors. and there's even one that fits in the palm of your hand. >> 7.30, is a time right now and we are checking out the weather with the wind is gone and it's kind of just tempered out appian and blow us away like it did yesterday. day of mourning, dari and rain. a good morning. good morning, everybody. yeah, some improvement. here's sfo for you. nice blue skies as we start the day. but how's he going to be the next few hours? >> although a chilly start, we've noted some 30's on the board through the 40's. we going 50's popping near 60's. you can see by 10 o'clock. so looking sweet today, not too bad tomorrow again, minus the winds, marine l

in ann arbor. >> in 2016, trump won the state by nearly 11,000 votes.that you all play in this election? >> yeah, i definitely think so. it's hard not to be aware. >> reporter: students have stepped up and volunteer. >> the main thing lot of people are focused on is the economy, cost of housing, cost of living, reproductive rights and also the big issue that's happening with gaza. >> i spoke to first time voters at a rally in pennsylvania. how does it feel voting in your first election? >> surreal. first election. the most important election. >> reporter: young voters in this state have turned out at a higher than the national average. the candidates have been campaigning hard in this state where trump lost by one percentage point in 2020. >> i spoke with young voters in wisconsin including this state who introduced canth kth at her madison rally. >> our next president of the united states, vice president kamala harris. >> wow, like, what an experience. >> reporter: ty was knocking on doors to hand out voters resources. >> it's a very blue area, we do c

not weather lincoln, nebraska was second followed by des moines, iowa and minneapolis, minnesota and arborchigan rounded out the top 5 where we >> all rent cafe you. 17 factors coming up with the list. affordability, access to entertainment, leisure activities are some of the question criteria. and i i vote for here. >> 10 26 on this day in history. we remember the 34th first lady of the u.s. eleanor roosevelt and >> basketball legend magic johnson's very personal announcement. news nation's markie. martin has more. >> today is november 7th. get ready because it's national cash back day in 1916, jeannette rankin from montana became the first woman to be elected to the u.s. house of representatives. singer-songwriter joni mitchell was born. glenn hall said the nhl record of 503 consecutive games as goalie. and we remember politician and the 34th first lady of the united states, eleanor roosevelt, who died in 1962. in 1991, basketball player magic johnson announced that he was hiv positive and retiring from the gamy. hillary clinton was elected to the u.s. senate becoming the first first lad

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this is the county with ann arbor, university of michigan, expect to get a good number here and anotherto watch as well. then let's flip over here and complete the blue wall. this is where we are in pennsylvania and showed you the male vote, heavily democratic is put out first and we still think we're probably see ago lot of that right now in the composition. go ahead and look now, let's look at vote difference in pennsylvania. what we've done here is we've gone back to the year 2000, okay, so you have six presidential races to look at. for so long this was not even a battleground. it was heavily democratic. thinking about what barack obama did in 2008, it was off the map and romney cut it in half and state cam back a bit toward the republican party and really wasn't till 2016 when donald trump won the state by just less than a point. look at vote difference now for michigan. very similar, maybe not as extended, okay. someone argued more democratic in michigan. but that was the difference in 2016 for trump, 0.2% points and that's where obama was, that was not contested and look at vote

this is where ann arbor is. a big liberal center. kamala harris got 71% . four years ago you can see joe biden got 72%. harris did a little bit worse but when she's doing a little bit worse there it does not offset the gains donald trump was making in all these other parts of the state. a very similar story to what we are seeing in the rest of the country which is across the board donald trump did better in red counties, did better in the blue counties and in some cases a lot better in the city centers. >> i appreciate it very much. i want to thank mike lawlor as well for joining us. we will continue the conversation with him down the road to be sure our special coverage of election day in america continues >>> welcome back to special coverage, election day in america continued. cnn is projecting that president elect donald trump will win the state of michigan. it's another sign of how dominant the victory has been. it was overwhelming in the battlegrounds. michigan was not needed for trump to win but it is icing on the cake at into the electoral vote domin

i just spent 10 days in michigan and i was on the university of michigan campus in ann arbor. and a lot of young folks are really worried about the ongoing bombardment in guys, an environment on those. and. and they're also worried about climate change. and when you know, when we think about it, my little sister, her 18th birthday party, was actually almost cancel it because of climate induce bad air quality in the state of michigan. and so her and all of her friends are thinking about what's the actual impact now that climate change is affecting our lives today, and who's going to be taking on those issues. and really there's only one party who talks about it in a serious way. most of this didn't that panel discussion, climate change has not received much attention. this campaign season coming back of expense. donald trump and cala harris have very different views on climate change. paris says it's real, trump says it isn't. but climate change has not been at the front of harris's campaign. so it's widely believed that she will continue. jo biden's policies, his inflation red

pillars cosponsored a conference in ann arbor about three weeks ago in which we brought together the top election officials in the key county election officials to talk to reporters about all the safeguards in the 11 stages of the election system. there are safeguards and there are checks and balances in every part of the election system which is why when you got to all the court cases that have been filed this cycle and especially the 64 filed after 2020, they are filling because there is no evidence. the wonderful thing about our court system is the rhetoric has to be backed up by evidence. there is a report called lost not stolen that was written about the 2020 election by conservatives who showed there was no evidence to back up of the charges. those charges from 2020 are very similar to what we hear today. speaking to that evidence, elaine is right. both parties have operations with lots of poll workers. lots of poll watchers. lots of over caffeinated lawyers all looking to save democracy. >> and save their party. >> save their party. in polling places. the republican national c

i just spent 10 days in michigan and i was on university of michigan campus in ann arbor. and a lot of young folks are really worried about the ongoing bombardment in guys, an environment on those. and. and they're also worried about climate change. and when you know, when we think about it, my little sister, her 18th birthday party, was actually almost cancel it because of climate induced bad air quality in the state of michigan. and so her and all of her friends are thinking about what's the actual impact now that climate change is affecting our lives today, and who's going to be taking on those issues. and really there's only one party who talks about it in a serious way. okay, well look, if you will switch on the media here in the us today. yes, there's talk about speeches of riley's, but it's also talk about appearance and it like nights and skate on a tv comedy show. i have, i have a little listen to this. i'm going to vote for us. right. any chance you are registered in pennsylvania? nope, i am not well that was harris alongside maya rudolph. is the actress who's be

this is our fourth ann arbor visit in a year. back at the beginning, she was down about president biden's prospects and later she was worried vice president harris would still lose too many young voters because of student anger over the israel-hamas conflict. >> have you guys voted yet? okay. yay! thanks. but she is upbeat now and credits a mix of constant organizing and a smarter approach from the harris campaign. >> it was not just the candidate that switched but it was really their whole approach to the campaign. and leaning into this idea that memes and internet culture is a, you know a mode of communicating about politics has totally transformed this race. and i think will be, you know, one of the biggest things we should credit i'm saying when but if she wins >> our thanks to john king with a great piece there ahead the final jobs report ahead of election day just dropped. and it's underwhelming. we will get reaction from the acting labor secretary coming up manage it well. >> it's a little pill with a big story to tell. i

it's the home of ann arbor, the university of michigan, i have been there four times over the last year, and it's gone now, the school won't allow protests here. student protests here had hurt president biden. the question was, after the switch to vice president harris, could she heal that in the democratic coalition but at the moment, 22%. 60% for the vice president right now. 72% for the president of the united states. if that number stays that way, that's a problem. 73%, you will round that up, wash and talk county. that is something to keep an eye on as we go forward. the other day, i was also here, michigan state is in lansing. again, you are trying to get students to turn out. mostly young men. 50% for the vice president right there. you come back in time, 65% for the president of the united states. as we go through michigan, it's early. this comparison is not in cement yet, but these are the places you want to watch. at the moment, a couple of key places, that would be income county and washtenaw county. if you want to get your math up in michigan, watch those in the hours ahead.

. >> when arbor glen to get rid of single use plastic. >> was my favorite topic.d the first walked in the door, got to get me to this blue plastic cups that are on board and it sure many of you have sampled yourself. today they are still there i'm really embarrassed to say but it's an interesting and complex example of just how about intention policies can really dilute progress. what i mean by that is today for united there's at least 30, 35 different countries with different single use plastic regulations we have to comply with. we fly to two other countries. where global per we go everywhere. you can't buy a cup to get me to sync port and a different cup to given to japan at a different cup -- you did to make sure were hitting all the relations across which is been very difficult. we're making progress. i'm excited about the future but you need to make sure there is couple mitchard policies out there, otherwise folks like us that a multinational are sort of stock. inertia is not acceptable anymore and so we are trying to work through, educate policymakers to ma