i hope you'll going to asa debate.com and give $1.nk he'll get there today or tomorrow and a lot of momentum to want to see asa on the stage. if you go to asa debate.com and give a dollar you'll get him there. anita: he's got until monday night, i think that's the deadline. congresswoman luna, let me ask you, so much speculation whether trump will attend the debate. we're hearing a lot of mixed messages out there. what can you tell us. >> it's my understanding president trump will not be attending the debate, but he'll be doing a sit-down with tucker carlson around the same time. i'll say this as a candidate who run for office and attended and not attended certain debates i think he actually made the correct decision and i'll tell you exactly why. president trump is currently polling at 49% ahead of any other republican nominee for this g.o.p. primary, and in addition to that, right now, what we're seeing is-- are the top three issues for independent voters which is incredibly important for winning the 2024 election against joe biden,

so do you agree with asa hutchinson on this? >> well, absolutely, and we've been saying all along that section 3 of the 14th amendment presents a clear and unequivocal statement that anyone who has sworn an oath of office, and not just a president but members of congress and others who hold federal office, who engage in insurrection or rebellion, having sworn an oath to uphold the constitution against enemies foreign and domestic, could never serve again and this is added after the civil war as a general constitutional principle. and we have to abide by it. donald trump was impeached by the house of representatives for insighting an insurrection against the union and then 57 of 100 senators determined as a constitutional fact that donald trump had incited an insurrection. so i think you have robust bicamera and bipartisan that has established this is a fact and i agree with the law professors out there saying as well as mr. hutchinson, that donald trump is disqualified as if he were running and not a born u.s. citizen and if he

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asa, this child, this family innoin another freeway shooting. you will remember last month, asa was with his mom on580 near avenue and was caught between shooted two cars firing back and forth. last word from arsted. the suspects got awaytheivehicle is missing but we will ueto follow-up with asa and the journey to justice and the police investigation. this morning, we which asa and his family much, much strength. >>> we know the drumbeat by the naacp and other committed groups to get the chp into your neighborhoods in oakland to help curb crime. now there is an indication that governor gavin newsom heard it and responding. he is sending in the chp . you have seen it seems like these almost daily, people of oakland suffering under a recent string of high-profile carjackings and a wave of other armed robberies . the question is, will more police on the ground in oakland get things under control? oakland has seen this before. our jose martinez in oakland with the story that shows not everyone is convinced. >> reporter: it is a concern shared by man

the positive here is that asa can read and he can communicate. his family wrote, "we hope you never know pain like this. at the same time we hope that you may know, as we now do, the exquisite gift of children's resilience." many people who drive on east bay freeways say they've either changed their routes or learned to live with the anxiety. >> our home backs up to 580. so it's our main thoroughfare. so we're on it constantly and it is now a thought that i have every single time i get on the freeway. >> that oakland resident says she avoids the freeways if possible and takes city streets whenever she takes her granddaughter to the park. the chp says no arrests in that july 14th shooting that injured 8-year-old asa. they are asking witnesses with dashcam videos and tesla drivers to come forward because teslas do have built-in cameras. >> our heart goes out to asa's family and to asa. >>> there has been a push for more freeway cameras after all these shootings. so caltrans installed at least 50 cameras just in oakland, seven on interstate 80, anot

a gofundme has been set up to help eight-year-old asa and his family. asa was hit by a stray bullet as two cars were shooting at one another. youth alive, and oakland-based organization, works with families in the aftermath of gun violence. it and the community are stepping in to get asa the support he needs. >> the initial wave of interest and support in the is a great thing because it rallies community around this family. dan: asa needs a mechanical respirator to live, feeding tubes, and 24/7 nursing care, as you can imagine. you can find a link to his gofundme on our website. ama: that's heartbreaking. having now, all lanes of eastbound 80 shut down for the weekend. this is the second weekend of shutdowns so caltrans can repave the road. it stretches from highway four in hercules to the sky where. the bridge is still open. onhi map, we have highlighted the closed secti in red. the green highlights are the deptions. the last time caltrans was able to reopen a freeway early but plan for everything to be close until 5:00 a.m. monday. absolute chaos afte

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a gofundme has been set up to help eight-year-old asa and his family.sa was hit by a stray bullet as two cars were shooting at one another. youth alive, and oakland-based organization, works with families in the aftermath of gun violence. it and the community are stepping in to get asa the support he needs. >> the initial wave of interest and support in the is a great thing because it rallies community around this family. dan: asa needs a mechanical respirator to live, feeding tubes, and 24/7 nursing care, as you can imagine. you can find a link to his gofundme on our website. ama: that's heartbreaking. having now, all lanes of eastbound 80 shut down for the weekend. this is the second weekend of shutdowns so caltrans can repave the road. it stretches from highway four in hercules to the sky where. the bridge is still open. on this map, we have highlighted the closed sections in red. the green highlights are the detour options. the last time caltrans was able to reopen a freeway early but plan for everything to be close until 5:00 a.m. monday. absolute

go to asa 2024.com.lps us get on the debate stage and i think my voice is very important. this is the first debate that will really be show casing a future republican party without donald trump. whether there or not he will be a topic. we'll state our positions on him. i'll tell the truth. it is important debate because it is going to be a future republican party without donald trump. >> do you believe, you are still confident you'll get there by monday based on the numbers you're looking at? >> i do. we're gaining a couple thousand new donors which is extraordinary. new donors every day. people have gone to asa 2024.com and said we want you on the debate stage so that momentum is there. we have until monday at 5:00 to get the donors there. i'll be there on the debate and my voice is very important to tell the truth on donald trump and also to feature my positive solutions for the future of america. >> you make the point. you have been one of the few candidates willing to take on the former president dir

asa hutchinson was good. chris christie would be more effective. wanted to start with the talking about trump, and talk about what he will do for the nation because he was a good governor. in new jersey. i have a problem with donald trump, and i'm not going to tell you a lie. but number one, when i was being raised up, my parents always told us no matter what, always tell the truth. donald trump has a record of lying, and we have documents to prove it. over 35,000 lies, and i don't understand how anybody, and i just can't understand it. how anyone could follow a liar. >> that is this link c-span will examine some of those cases involving voting rights, affirmative action, antidiscrimination and free-speech, executive power and election laws. tonight, hear the case, biden versus nebraska were the court struck down the biden administration student debt relief row graham created during the covid-19 pandemic. watch key supreme oral arguments at 9 a.m. eastern time on c-span and online at c-span that org. >> i have a dream. my children will live in a na

they also what about -- also wrote about asa. along with being paralyzed, asa will need a medical respirator to live, feeding tubes, and 24 hour nursing care. costs will likely exceed $1 million. >> the initial wave of interest and initial wave of support in the case of youngasa is a great thing because it is rallying community around this family and the young child. it goes on for years. reporter: in a message to abc news, chp says there are no updates in this case. oakland city council member dan c. says it all comes down to getting guns off the streets. >> it creates a lot of and consternation in people's minds. people should not engage that behavior. reporter: he says it may be a tough road ahead, but that the family won't be alone. >> we will be walking through this with them. we will be happy to walk through that journey with them and do everything we can to lighten the load on them. julian: five homes and somehow blow are still under evacuation orders after a hazmat situation that lasted more than 36 hours. acids and explo

asa hutchinson joins us live.sure trump actually posted about you on his truth social account earlier this morning saying this, and i'm quoting now from that account. "ada," that's what he called you, "ada hutchinson is too boring, he's at less than 1% and heading south, zero chance." governor, what's your strategy to stand out during tomorrow's debate and have a breakthrough moment? >> first of all, i think donald trump's getting a little bit weak on his nicknames. that doesn't mean a lot. but in terms of this debate, the fact that i'm here is a breakout moment for the campaign in and of itself. this is really my first opportunity on a broad scale to introduce myself to america, talk about my record, my vision for this country. and so that's the opportunity i have. very excited about being on that stage. >> you've said, governor, you intend to prosecute trump from the debate stage. what can you actually say to change the minds of trump supporters? >> whenever i use that phrase in a political sense, i want to make

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him, asa hutchinson, will hurd.f others would come forward and just tell the truth, first off, it would be liberating, it's fun to do that because you don't have to constantly worry and they may do damage to donald trump. >> former congressman adam kinzinger, thanks for the time. >> you bet. >>> coming up next on "cnn news central" 1911 lines down, roads covered in mud, water gushing out of storm drains. the latest on the damage that hilary brought to the southwest. >>> people have died, more are sick after drinking tainted milk shakes. what you need to know. safelite came right to us, and we could see exactly when they'd arrive with a replacement we could trust. that's servicece the way we want it. >> singers: ♪ safelite e repai, safelite replace. ♪ with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! uuuhhhh... those who tried me felt morehere, i'll take that!eeks! woohoo! ensure max protein, 30 grams of protein, 1 gram of sugar. enter the $10,000 powered by protein max allenge. ♪ ♪ you

and everyone except for chris christie and asa hutchinson put their hands up.-- >> you didn't -- say something. we thought you were done, but -- >> no, i wasn't. and >> mike, when to say this, in making commitment on day one that you will pardon donald trump, i'm an only candidate on the stage, that is the role of our nation going forward. that's the role of our nation going forward. >> donald trump will be convicted of these crimes. >> are you able to make a commitment to the same justice system that was -- >> it was corrupt. >> a key difference between me. >> yeah, i'm a presidential politician, answer the question. >> i've actually given pardons were as governor of the state of indiana. usually follows a finding of guilt and contrition by the individual that's been convicted. >> now, there were many moments in this debate that left me with so, so many questions. but two especially jump out. first of all, will anything we saw tonight hurt front runner donald trump? and will this debate have any impact on the standing of the rest of the field? maybe. we will s

we now know asa is paralyzed below the neck. on a fundraising website, his family wrote their son needs a respirator survive and needs around-the-clock care. one positive note here, asa can read and he can communicate. >> liz, just this morning another freeway shooting in the east bay. the chp says someone opened fire in a case of road rage on i-80 in richmond just east of central avenue. the car was hit by a bullet, but no one was hurt. the chp admits freeway shootings are becoming more common and that's causing a lot of fear. >> da lin talks to drivers and a woman who recently survived being shot on the freeway. >> reporter: local authorities admit freeways have turned into battlegrounds for gangs and incidents of road rage. the chp said they responded to more than 400 freeway shootings in the bay area since 2020. freeways, they're how people get around go, to work and go for grocery runs, but the repeated shootings are scaring the public. >> our home backs up to 580. so it's our main thoroughfare. so we're on it constantly an

former arkansas governor asa hutchinson, welcome. we wanted to talk to you, first of all, to talk to some of the other candidates, but you have stood alone with chris christie and will hurd perhaps in ignoring the polls. first, why do you think this is a defining moment? does it change anything for the race, do you think? and how can you continue this way and ignore the polls and risk not being able to actually get on the stages and play a major part in this debate? >> well, the polls are real. donald trump's strength is a realistic proposition we all have to face. we also have to look at the country and whenever you look at what's a common appearance in court today going in for an arraignment is an extraordinary time for our country. and there's a choice here, do you support the rule of law and accountability or do you support donald trump and support the chaos that he brings and a disregard for the rule of law? those are the serious issues that we face as a country but also as a party. so yes, i'm going against the grain. i hope th

and everyone except for chris christie and asa hutchinson put their hands up.f a pardon of trump. >> may i speak on this issue? >> you didn't -- >> you didn't -- say something. we thought you were done but -- >> -- say this. why don't you join me in -- >> hold on -- >> on the older only candidate on the stage with the courage to actually say. that is the -- our nation forward. -- >> donald trump will be convicted of these crimes -- >> -- be able to make a commitment the same justice is -- them >> -- the difference between you and me. >> -- answer the question. >> -- i've actually given pardons when i was governor of the state of indiana usually follows a finding of guilt and contrition by the individual that has been convicted. >> now, there were many moments in this debate that left me with so, so many questions. but to especially jump out. first of all, will anything we saw tonight hurt front runner donald trump? and will this debate have any impact on the standing of the rest of the field. maybe. we will see. joining me now with his first reaction to this de

asa hutchinson, one of the rivals, is standing by live. he will weigh in. the death toll has risen to at least 110 in the maui wildfires as searchers are still digging through the ruins of once thriving communities. hawaii's governor josh green told me this earlier tonight. >> 38% of the territory has been covered by the rescue teams. so they're really accelerating now, as you mentioned earlier. we're adding 225 additional people to go and do search and rescue and another 20 dogs, taking up to 40 dogs. so much more territory will be covered quickly. >> tonight i'll ask the hawaii senator what it will take to heal hawaii and its people. right now, evan perez, and chief law enforcement and intelligence analyst. also with us, jean rossi, and the national security attorney bradley moss. i want to get right to evan. on the breaking news we're following, a texas woman charged with threatening to kill the judge overseeing donald trump's election interference case. evan? >> this woman is in texas. what did you learn? >> she made a threat. this was a voicemail that

asa suchison has been out there toiling away. so getting this threshold, hitting the donors is a big deal for him. and, look, i think that we have to acknowledge that this is the first real big moment of this republican primary. up until now most people have not been paying all that much attention to voters at large. this does offer an opportunity for someone to gain some attention. it's the biggest platform for them so far so if you're not on stage, you're effectively on the sidelines of this race. that's just how it goes with so many candidates. it's an opportunity for them but very crowded. >> and that cbs poll shows that voters are eager to hear the candidates not named trump to make a case for themselves. what they are not eager to hear is for the candidates not named donald trump to take on donald trump throughout the entirety. and three quarters want to see donald trump on the debate stage so his not being there will be an interesting dynamic for voters as they assess a field without him. >> that's a great point. the only

i think asa hutchinson is trying to make the best version of the argument to republican voters, whichmething you kind of heard ron desantis say, which is we want someone who is unencumbered by all this stuff and who can day one get to the job at hand. that may be the best version of this argument you can make, the best case you can make. republican voters don't want to hear attacks on trump, but they might be swayed by this idea that perhaps he just has simply too much baggage to be in the job. we'll see who else is willing to make that case as well. >> too much baggage, but i just want our viewers to see the snapshot of the national mood among republicans with regard to these candidates. donald trump, this is cnn's poll of polls, 57%, ron desantis is 40 points below him. he's the closest at 17. vivek ramaswamy at 6%. all other candidates even below that. >> it's remarkable. that's why donald trump is not showing up this that auditorium behind you tonight, dana. it's because the concern that if he does come, if someone was able to effectively criticize him or take a shot at him, wheth

. >> sandra: all the candidates had a moment, asa hutchinson will be joining us later this hour, his thoughts how he thought he performed on the stage and how he thought his opponents on the gop primary stage performed as well. so, we look forward to that. >> john: spoiler alert, a columnist in the boston globe thought he was one of the highlights of the night. >> sandra: fox news alert for you, news coming into us right now as we are learning in the georgia -- the trump georgia election case as more trump co-defendants have surrendered in that georgia election case, that the trial has now been set. we know the campaign lawyer for trump issued a motion for a speedy trial. the d.a. in that case has now requested the start date, and this is the news, for all 19 defendants in that case to be, john, october 23rd, that is the trial date, october 23rd. >> john: so we'll see if trump's attorneys accept that or not. that would certainly put that trial well ahead of the primary schedule, we didn't think it was going to happen maybe until next year, but trump already has certainly enough thing

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i wouldn't mind standing there next to chris christie and asa hutchinson getting booed, but i didn'tey have to keep telling the truth because the fact that people are willing to just forget about what happened on january 6th, it's ridiculous. it's absurd. it's an embarrassment to the party. and they have to stand up and have a little more courage. donald trump last night saids it was january 6th was a beautiful day. it wasn't a beautiful day. it was one of the darkest days in american history. i was sending in the maryland national guard to protect the leaders of congress, while they are chanting to hang the vice president. it's not even in reality anymore. i don't understand. >> you have been flirting with the notion of participating in a third party run. the group is no labels. you are involved with no labels. after you saw what you saw last night where you look at the large picture of where the race is right now, are you any closer to saying, that's something i want to do? >> it's really not something i'm focused on. i believe that the group is out there representing a lot of folk

amy: that his former arkansas governor asa hutchinson. there were 4000 people in the audience. hear him being booed. you have written extensively about the 14th amendment was to conservative legal scholars are also writing about this. explain. >> the 14th amend midsection 3 is a post-civil war section, amendment. it deals with people who swear an oath to the united states and then in a position of power take actions that might up in the government, might in some way cause a political crisis of a sort that we saw certainly during the civil war that many people believe we saw were recently with trump's efforts to overturn the election. certainly different actions by any measure but at the end of the day, a failure to abide by it, the basic structures of the casa touche and. people generally have been on the left. in recent months, you've seen conservative legal scholars and even some conservative activists bring this issue up. it is a legitimate issue, a complex one, because the constitution doesn't really lay out how you enforce this standard. but the standard is that it someone

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here's how asa hutchinson says he is going to address trump. listen. >> i'm not going to defend donald trump. i will be a prosecutor. i will be telling the truth on donald trump. and whether he's there or not, he will be a focal point of issue, both what happened on january 6 but also how he will not lead the republican party well into the future. >> chris christie also expected to take a similar approach. those two are going to be pretty much the only anti-trump or trump-critical candidates. what do you think of that strategy, bakari? >> well, i actually think that chris christie and asa hutchinson probably have the ability to perform the best at this debate. they come in with this prosecutorial experience. both of them have led states. both of them have won elections multiple times over. so, i do believe that legal background is going to bode them well at this debate. we all know that the individual who has kind of the most to gain and the most to lose in this outside of donald trump's just looming presence is ron desantis. and i think ron de

asa hutchinson, one of trump's republican rivals, i s standing by live. he will weigh in. the death toll has risen now to at least 110 in the maui wildfires, as searchers are still digging through the ruins of once thriving communities. hawaii's governor, josh greene, told me this earlier tonight. >> 38% of the territory has been covered by the rescue teams. they're really accelerating now, as you mentioned earlier, we're adding 225 additional people to go into search and rescue, another 20 dogs taking up to 40 dogs. much more territory will be covered quickly. tonight, alaska hawaii senator, mazie hirono, what it will take to heal maui and its people. right now, joining, us senior justice correspondent, evan perez, and chief law enforcement and intelligence analyst, john miller. also with us, former federal prosecutor, jean rossi. and national security attorney, bradley moss. i want to get right to evan and john on the breaking news we're following, a texas woman charged with threatening to kill the judge overseeing donald trump's election interference case. evan, this wo

they also also wrote about asa. along with being paralyzed, asa will need a medical respirator to live, feeding tubes, and 24 hour nursing care. costs will likely exceed $1 million. >> the initial wave of interest and initial wave of support in the case of youngasa is a great thing because it is rallying community around this family and the young child. it goes on for years. reporter: in a message to abc news, chp says there are no updates in this case. there been several shootings in the past few years that caused injuries to children. >> it creates a lot of fear and consternation in people's minds. people should not engage in that behavior. reporter: he says it may be a tough road ahead, but that the family won't be alone. >> we will be walking through this with them. we will be happy to walk through that journey with them and do everything we can. >> federal law enforcement have seized more narcotics and fentanyl this year than in 2022. more arrested. it's all in an effort to crack down on open air drug markets a

the strategies you feel his supporters away, you either do a chris christie or asa hutchinson and takeead-on or you are vivek ramaswamy, trying to position yourself just like trump that may be different enough. katrina: we will give an eye on that tonight. anthony, thank you. earlier, i spoke with jason miller, senior advisor on donald trump's campaign, about this debate. jason miller, senior advisor for donald trump, his campaign, thank you for joining is. first, why is he skipping the debate? >> president trump is ahead by 50 points in the primary. looking ahead to the general election, he is the only republican candidate meeting joe biden. he is focused on getting this country back on track. he has said he will not get any debates until further notice, not unlike what ronald reagan did years ago. but there is no reason when you have a candidate like president trump at 62% in the polls and candidates like asa hutchinson who are at less than 1%, to go in there, that is not how we will fix inflation and other issues. >> nevertheless, wisconsin is an important state. the convention will

i thought -- saw asa hutchinson tonight.ing that he will be there talking about being there for the second debate. why? what is the point of that? they did not realize that there think the thing to look out for is who is going to rise to the clear second position in this group. and on the basis of tonight, i think that the movement we can expect is for vivek to be rising. i don't know whether that will mean he will be consistently in the number two slot versus ron desantis who has already beat desantis in a couple of polls. what we will see. i think he is the one who is on the way up and i don't really agree with how we. i think that desantis did not do enough to stabilize his campaign. he, -- do not stand out enough. i think that he is the one who really will have the pressure on him in the next debate. >> trace: dr. reince priebus was on with sean hannity. he talked about some of the other candidates. i want to play this because even steve mentioned this earlier, joe, that he thought that nikki haley had a good night and m

asa is at least one of the seven children who have been hurt or killed in the crossfire shootings on area free waist in the last few years. in asa's case, chp has not said if anyone is under arrest. >>> this weekend marks 78 years since bombs were dropped on hiroshima and nagasaki. we are remembering. they have a lot to say, and they're going to do it with silence. >> that's right, kris. trivalley cares held a silent vigil at the lawrence livermore national laboratory over in livermore. as you mentioned, the u.s. dropped atomic bombs on the japanese cities of hiroshima and nagasaki on august 6th and 9th, respectively. that signaled the end of world war ii back in 1945. one of the main opponents was daniel elseburg, a famous whistle-blower, having leaked the pentagon papers in 1970. he died in his kensington home in june of this year at the age of 93. we're seeing in video of the silent vigil that happened today. his widow was there. she thanked everyone for coming and elseburg would have loved the occasion. >> of course it's hard to work on this issue, of course, but there could be m

joining us live from iowa, republican presidential candidate, former governor of arkansas asa hutchinson. governor, thanks so much for being with us. we appreciate it. let's just get right to it if we can. this past week, as you heard, trump, the leader of the republican party, the current front-runner for the gop nomination, was indicted on charges of attempting to overthrow the 2020 election. he traveled to washington for his arraignment. since then, he's been issuing these threats on social media, saying, if you go after me, i'm coming after you. he described the special counsel, jack smith, as deranged. he's now attacking the judge handling the case, saying there's no way he can get a fair trial from her. how do you think the judge should handle this situation? does he need to be issued a warning, do you think? >> well, i think she will, and of course there's a whole trough of evidence that's going to be turned over to the defense which they'll show and share with donald trump. and what he does with that information is a legitimate question. obviously if he sees something to his poli

asa was hit by a stray bullet on i-580 in oakland as two cars were shooting at one another.live, an oakland based organization, works with families in the aftermath of gun violence. it's the organizations and community are stepping in to ensure asa gets the support he needs. >> the initial wave of interest, the initial wave of support in a case like with young asa, i think is a great thing because it's rallying community around this family and just heartbreaking. >> asa needs a mechanical respirator to live feeding tubes in 24/7. nursing care. you can find a link to his gofundme on our website abc7 news.com. well, right now all lanes of eastbound i-80 are shut down and will be for the entire weekend. this is actually the second of three weekend shutdowns. so caltrans can repave the road. sky seven flew over the area. you see it stretches from highway four down in hercules to cummings skyway, the carquinez bridge is still open, though, on this map. we've actually highlighted the closed sections in red. we'll show you here in just a moment. there's green highlights. that label

two asa hutchison's gonna add something to this debate which is interesting.ng after donald trump and will be there as chris christie. asa hutchinson's in that column with him. that helps on that front a little bit. don't know if that's good for america or not. asa hutchinson and chris christie both fall into the category of people that moderate voters might look at and say, maybe the republican parties not dead and lutak. maybe there's some conservative people who are involved in it. the rest of them are maga -- >> dappling side, asa hutchinson and chris christie are still polling in the one to 2%. that's considering they've been going after the former president repeatedly from the get-go. this is gonna be a reckoning for the republican party. and i wonder how they're going to toggle going after the former president of the united states that won't be on the debate stage. the leading candidate for president in 2024 in the republican party. and also a guy that's been indicted for times with 90-plus criminal charges under his belt. >> it's not deterring those pe

joining me flow one of trump's presidential rivals, arkansas governor asa hutchinson.our particulars of the nomination. one thing that's been suggested voters ought to know the outcome of these cases before the voting begins. the calender might not cooperate with that, but is that the right thing to do, that voters would be able to know what's going to happen? >> sure. the more information to the voters, the better. and so in an ideal world these cases would be concluded and the voters would have all the information they need. but as a practical matter the criminal docket is not going to allow that to happen. voting will take place in iowa and new hampshire before these cases are concluded. and so it puts the voters in a terrible situation. and that's not good for them. more information would be better. we'd like to see them to have that. but the fact is candidates who's running for 2024 nomination on the republican side, they've got to take a stand on this. either you're for accountability and the rule of law or you're for donald trump and chaos. and i think that you

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i think asa hutchinson kind of faded into the background a little. i think tim scott the way he's running this presidential campaign is sort of as he's going to be the adult in the room, he's not going to take those punches, i think -- i don't know how much that helps him tonight on the debate stage especially given you had pence and vivek ramaswamy really going after each other and kind of sucking up all the oxygen in the room. so in that sense vivek ramaswamy i remember when he was polling at 1 or 2% told me his main goal was to make the debate stage because it would be a big opportunity to get eyeballs and get his name out there. whether or not you think he did a good or bad job, i think he got that done clearly. the other person who i think will be really interesting to see whether he gets a bump in the polls or not is ron desantis because remember before this debate, ron desantis' campaign was telling everybody he was going to be the center of attacks. he was not. so i'm curious whether that means there's a shift in who people think is in second

the family shared this photo of 8-year-old asa on a fundraising website. his mom was driving last month on 580 in oakland when their car was caught in the middle of a rolling gunbattle. a bullet hit asa and his story, tragic and shocking as it is, is not the only one like it. kpix5's da lin talked with a person who knows that pain all too well and knows why so many people are living in fear of the freeway. >> reporter: freeways, they're how people get around, go to work, and go for grocery runs, but the repeated shootings are scaring the public. >> our home backs up to 580. so it's our main thoroughfare. we're on it constantly and it is now a thought that i have every single time i get on the freeway. >> reporter: oakland residents leanne and alonzo cabell drove on city of streets friday to take their granddaughter to the park. >> i used to honk more when someone cut me off or speed up and try to look over and give eye contact and now i just let people go about their day. >> not only do we not honk, we don't even look. we don't even look to see who might h

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asa 2024.com. a dollar counts to get me on the debate stage. what's interesting about the debate, it looks like donald trump will be precluded from participating because he refused to sign the debate pledge and has indicated he won't do that. so it will be an interesting time. i think it will be an exciting debate about serious policy issues that face our country. and it will probably be more focused. so we intend to be there. in terms of the pledge, i think everybody is looking at they will be the nominee of the party and able to sign the pledge. i expect to sign it as well. we need to pull together to make sure we can win in november of 2024. >> harris: you mentioned donald trump and him refusing to sign the pledge. i want to read something to you, an op-ed that came to us, a new gop pledge calling it a trap. here is a quote. if trump refuses to sign and the rnc bans him from debates the party has banished its leading candidate. if trump refuses to sign and the rnc relents and lets him participate, the rnc will forfeit any authority it has ov

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