could have not worked out better for the badgers and their fans tonight. michigan beaten badly, and the badgers showing zero signs of rust. just excellent execution. a comprehensive performance just like it was last year over the maze of blue in madison. but this one on the road will be a resounding definite for the home team, which will fall to 1-3. good there. badgers, 2-0 as the wolverines fall to 1- 3 for the first time since 1967. questions will get louder for the boss of this program. on behalf of our entire grew, bill lemonier, holly rowe, kirk herbstreit, chris fowler saying so long. except for on the west coast, local news and on espn, boxing. ♪♪ how can i, when you won't take it from me ♪ ♪ you can go your own way xfinity mobile's fast nationwide 5g network meets the first iphone with 5g. get the new iphone 12 on xfinity mobile. and right now get $250 off. learn more at an xfinity store today. >>> tonight on abc 7 news, the reopening rollback hits the bay area as coronavirus cases spike. see how restaurants are pivoting. >>> huge rallies today in

. >>> a rare badger siding was made. american badger was spotted by members of an east bay environmentalist group earlier this month as they were walking along a rural road between antioch and mount diablo. it vanished from the area in the 1970s. it is making a comeback due to reservation efforts. >>> that is good news. >>> covid-19 is affecting the 49ers and the stanford football team. the sports director has a late cancellation for the cardinal. >>> we have a live look at the point of oakland on friday night. thank you so much for joining us. the 11:00 news picks up in two minutes. >>> this portion of ktvu sports is brought to you by your local toyota dealers. today's ways of working may work differently tomorrow. but you can work out anything with comcast business. get fast, reliable, and secure internet on the nation's largest gig speed network. flexible tools - like wi-fi you control. voice solutions that connect you from anywhere. and expert advice here, here, or even here. be fast. be flexible. bounce forward with

rs of dog cut badger came and licked that tears of his face which was a touching story.e feeling incredibly anxious, i think, about the prospect of being on their own over this christmas period. if we can just try and keep in our minds, when everything else is going on over christmas, i know it is busy for everyone, just to reach out. you really can change someone's outlook and really make their christmas by connecting with them. really good to talk to you. thank you very much forjoining us. thank you very much forjoining us. thank you. a group of thieves have been caught on camera stealing more than 300 christmas trees from an outdoor store in south london. the trees were stolen from pines and needles in wimbledon on friday. shop ownerjosh lyle said he was "sickened" by the theft of more than £3,000 worth of stock. the met police, who are investigating the theft, said they have not yet arrrested anyone. i wonder if special branch are involved. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. very good. since this morning, we have seen rain pushed down from

. >> how is the badger doing >> i think the badger is a cool truck. >> so it is going. >> it is in theitore >> we got to have a partner. it is not in our plan. that's about heavy trucks and hydrogen it takes a partner so we have al partner and it is in place >> would you agree with me that it would help for nikola to have gm for validity. gm owns a trunk of views and it lends back and credibility would be easy to sell stocks so you don't have to think about next year >> well, you are just trying to pry it out for me. a lot of people really hoped that you have that relationship with gm and i am trying to fuel that hope with legitimacy and reality. >> you know i can't comment on that we like the fuel sale. >> hey, i just talked to mary and it looks pretty good i would not worry. how about some reassurance >> can't do that, jim. >> i hope you come on the show when you have it it is the fuel to the future you are the truck fuel of the future you wanted it to work but i don't want people to get their hopes up all the things i am trying to avoid like you are >> loved to have you on hydrogen

as we were hearing from michelle fleury a moment ago, and declares forjoe biden, that's it — joe badgerched the 270 mark that he needs to get. i would think in the next 2a hours, we would get a result, but it's worth talking about some of the other atmospherics that are going around at the moment. there is clear frustration in the white house that donald trump is not getting the support from the republican party that he thinks he should be getting over the legal action he has been taking. his lawyer, rudy giuliani, said, where is the republican party? our voters will never forget. donald trump's son eric has added, no, they won't. so there is frustration about that and it is striking that the leaders of the republican party, who are good at finding their way to a television camera, have stayed clear of them so far. the other thing we are getting from the trump campaign is that there isn't going to be a concession because there is no need to, because the votes have been stolen by fraud and the rest of it. but what we haven't had yet is any evidence to back that up. so are these legal cha

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the president lost to president-elect joe biden by just over 20,000 votes in the badger state on electionthan 1%. the recount move coming as chris krebs, the administration official who the president fired by tweet last night for insisting the 2020 election was the most secure in history, is now defending himself against the rumor mill. the former microsoft cybersecurity executive appointed by donald trump to run the homeland security agency that secured the election process tweeted in the last hour and a half quote, rumor control, i never claimed there wasn't fraud in the election because that's not his agency's job. it's a law enforcement matter. we did provide info on measures election officials used to prevent and detect dead voters, though. don't buy it and think twice before sharing. krebs had issued a statement along with other agency chiefs saying the 2020 election was solid. the day before the election, krebs posted a warning on social media to u.s. voters, look. >> election experience is designed to ensure the technology is not a single point of failure and there are measures in

brady struggled, two picks including this one by the honey badger. he picks that one up. brady clearly frustrated. what's going on? tom is going to keep his team in the game. mike evans and all of a sudden, four minutes to go. now a minute left. mahomes first down. he will find tie reek hill. 269 yards receiving. the chiefs win 27-24. could that we have the power to harness abundant wind and solar energy, but it's not available all day long. use less from 4 to 9 pm and we can protect california for generations to come. >>> an up and coming rapper shot and killed. the latest on the investigation. >>> and as small businesses continue to struggle, some hope cyber monday will be a boost. offering discounts may hurt more than help. >>> finally, an unexplained metal structure in utah has disappeared as mysteriously as it appeared. the structure found in a desert canyon is flick named the monolith and has drawn widespread interests. it was first discovered november 18th by officers with the utah department of public safety. that's it, everybody. for abc7 news at ♪ >> hey, bay ar

mahomes, brady struggled two picks including this one to the honey badger. matthew. brady he was frustrated. but then tom terrific makes it a game right here 7-yard score to mike evans and it's a three-point game with four minutes to go. he knew tom wasn't going to give up. chiefs need a first down. mahomes to hill, and that clinches it. he had 269 yards receiving. chiefs win 27-24. will these two teams meet in tampa for the super bowl? we shall see. we'll have much more with kyle shanahan coming up at 6:00 about where they're going to play. they don't know yet. dion, it was emotional for the guys after the game. >> i just have intrigue to see if you can do a back flip in your next sports segment. >> a little dangerous. >>> the desert mystery deepened. up next a new cgrand openinge flooin san leandro! safely shop our wide aisles and be amazed with our even wider selection. discover the perfect floor at the perfect price in whatever way is perfect for you. floor and decor's newest location is now open. also open in milpitas and burlingame. >>> an unexplained metal scu

trevor milton was out, you knew the badger perspective was not going to be around much longer. >> andd have been a black eye for mary barra them coming out of this is not a surprise i'm surprised they have some kind of agreement still. >> i think they look at this and say, hey, here's a customer for our hydrogen fuel cell technology we're happy to work with them, and who knows, maybe the hydrogen fuel semis take off they'll be testing them by the end of next year that market is still developing. some day, you could look back on this and say, hey, this hydrogen fuel cell was a big hit or you could look at it and say that was an interesting idea that never panned out. >> melissa and phil jumping on the early news on the release of a deal that had been signed after the speculation of maybe it wasn't going to be through, but obviously the devil is in the details, and melissa, you pointed out, and phil you probably know about it, the lock up period expiring i was thinking nice to have strength tosell into it, the lock up period that's no longer the case. i don't know what happens throughou

. >> look, i've seen enough badgers of decisions and statisticians because those people in the boilerooms are doing their best to try to be sure of how provisional ballots are going to break and the eventual margin with respect to pennsylvania's recount rule which might land around a 35,000 vote margin. now, what is out is extremely favorable to biden in terms of the remaining mail-in votes for sure, between allegheny and philadelphia counties, late last night i did a deep dive into which divisions, which war divisions in philadelphia have substantially lowered reported votes cast than others and it looks like most of the votes out standing in philadelphia comes from some of the most democratic precincts in the city, perhaps. so we'll find out today on that question. as far as the provisionals go, when you model out the roughly ten or so counties that have reported their provisional ballots, they are four points friendlier to trump than the rest of the vote cast in the county. four to five points. and so if he were to extrapolate that out state wide you so say that trump might add bet

electric pickup a lot of people put down deposits for a badger truck, they said it looks exciting, sexy they have to refund those deposits that's $6.9 million. really, this was more of a distraction and once trevor milton was out of the picture it was clear the badger was not going to be built. the focus for nikola, the hydrogen fuel cell semi. they have test models now. more next year going to beta in 2022 then start building them in europe and in arizona in 2023. so nikola will come out of this deal without gm having an ownership stake and really with people saying okay you are focused on the hydrogen fuel cell semis and potentially the electric powered semi trucks in the future but is this still the same -- is there still the same investment optimism out there? that's why the stock is down more than 25% for much of today. gm also taking a little bit of a him. but guys this was always a deal that was more important for nikola than it was for general motors you can see that reflected in the way the stocks are trading right now. >> certainly true, phil. i guess on one level you could sa

life has been great, the new yorker, badgered harold ross to have it syndicated. another magazine, i don't know how kennedy twisted his arm but joe kennedy got his publication of the story. >> speaking of reader's digest, in those four years, appeared in a small addition, driving up its circulation, more important for all the guys coming home in 1946 that came out. on pt 109, then what happened? how does it get to japan and break through the cover-up? >> guest: i assume, one should never assume, the first lesson of not just journalism but life. >> in the movie the deficit she said never assume. >> guest: i did. i was a very bad journalist, fact checked myself publicly. but hiroshima has the story, the feeling of an expose. i assumed it was him getting in is getting out somehow because of the reporters hadn't made a run at the story that way and went crazy lengths in hiroshima and nagasaki. john hershey in august of 1945 when the bomb explodes, mixed feelings about hiroshima but mostly horrified. he will cover the bomb with some capacity but doesn't know how yet. t

is the fed shouting at bitcoin, shouting at the new reality, the real reality and calm cat, honey, badger. cat. right, so now bill miller, in talking about all these banks and stuff, this is an interesting way he phrased this. he said, i think every major bank, every major investment bank, every major high net worth firm is going to eventually have some exposure to big corn or what's like it, which is gold or some kind of commodities. miller said, adding that he thinks inflation is coming back due to the federal reserve gunning the money supply. so here's how i see this again. federal reserve gunning the money, monetary supply. big question, that's how i see this means that is the way this mean is interpreted by me. but notice how what you said there about bitcoin. big question comes 1st, then gold. he said they're going to get some exposure to big coin or what's like it, which is gold or some kind of crowded place now, jumped ahead ago. people are dumping gold e.t.f. and they're buying bitcoin. but this is a couple of things for, you know, you have to dig into this a little bit. so he's

. >> life would have been great, but it was little for him so he badgered him to having it vindicated i think in "reader's digest" which is another magazine he just despised. i don't know how kennedy twisted his arm but joe kennedy got his publication of that after all. a. >> a quick footnote another thing about those years of course it appeared in a smaller addition making it important for those who came out in 1946. so then what happened, how does he get to japan and break through the walls of the cover-up? >> it's the first lesson not just of journalism, but life. >> remember they said never assume. >> but i did. because it does have this story it has the feeling of an exposÉ so i assumed it was him getting in and getting out somehow because other reporters had made a run that way and went through crazy lengths. so august 1945 he hears about it and has mixed feelings about it and thinks that it's going to end the war and then there's this totally criminal action. he knows he's going to cover the bomb but he doesn't know exactly how just yet then they talk about the coverage and the

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the badger state is keyed to his reelection hopes. the state's landscape is pretty different from when he narrowly won there in 2016. the president trailed in polling last time as well, he has not led mainline poll in wisconsin since february. the latest real clear politics average has joe biden up by nearly seven points. that's an average of a pretty long list of poles. fox business' jeff flock has more from mount pleasant, wisconsin. jeff. >> two problems here in wisconsin, one is the coronavirus. wisconsin just had its most deadly month of the pandemic in october. 700 plus deaths. a lot of people concerned. and then this building behind me, that is the foxconn building. maybe you remember the big who ha about foxconn. supposed to be 13,000 jobs by the taiwan-based company. it hasn't happened despite billions in tax breaks. the president was there for the groundbreaking. closely associated with that. on the positive side for the president, he's been working here very hard. the first lady has been here to campaign as well as multiple

joe biden narrowly in the badgers take them also won michigan by 2 and a half%, donald trump's campaignmichigan in georgia demanding better access to campaign servers along with raising absentee ballots. todd: despite the election chaos stock market futures looking up. potential outcomes impact the economy. brian, does it pretty well yesterday and tuesday as well. dow of one.34%, s&p and nasdaq doing better, nasdaq up 3.85, s&p up 2.2. from this you gather they are uncomfortable with the uncertainty but the drag out battle in the courts mean to the markets? >> you've got to what markets are looking at, they care about the contested election, they would certainly care about it if it translated into rioting or violence or civil unrest but markets really paying attention to the senate and that is why they are breathing the huge sigh of relief, biden agenda has certain aspects of the biden agenda especially tax increases, green new deal regulation and spending, all of that becomes much less likely if mitch mcconnell is the leader of the senate. republicans are going to keep their majority,

. >> the president's campaign lawyers demand a recount, joe biden winning the badger state by 0.7%.ormer vice president winning michigan by 2 and a half%. jillian: voter analysis revealed donald from and more black voter support in some states compared to 2060. todd: here is figaro. numbers on screen, 8% from support 2020 among black voters, up 2% from 2016 when donald trump had six. why? >> reporter: what it shows is black voters are not monolithic. there are lots of opportunities for republicans to peel off vote and it is moving forward, republicans have to look at how the party drastically changed, democrats believed this would be a landslide. it is not. we still have four states out the need to be county, arizona, pennsylvania, georgia, north carolina. i hate to speculate how things will come out but it is a very close race. one or 2% of black voters or any demographic can make a difference so that is something the democratic party has to pay close attention to moving forward with the midterms and 2024. jillian: what do you think of hispanic voters? the president made -- compare

. >> whether it's bullying or badgering allies or pulling out of strategic partnerships in long-standing trade agreements -- >> we just officially terminated tpp. >> i withdrew the united states from the horrible one-sided disgusting iran nuclear deal. >> we will be today terminating our relationship with the world health organization. >> even hinting one day he might pull the u.s. out of nato if allies do not pay their fair share. >> what this misses more than anything else, jake, is the great strategic and structural advantage of american foreign policy. we get up every day, and what we have are dozens and dozens of allies and partners in europe, asia and around the world. >> allies president trump has neglected and in some cases abandoned. >> we are going to be leaving and we're going to be bringing our soldiers back home. >> such as u.s. troops in northern syria. >> we're policing. we're not fighting, we're policing. we're not a police force. >> in the face of widespread criticism that he abandoned a reliable u.s. ally, the kurds. >> america first. the president looks out for what's

two picks including this one by the honey badger, tyrann mathieu. brady would make it a game.e's going to find mike evans, the 7 yard touchdown. we've got a three-point game with four minutes to go. now under a minute to go. chiefs need a first down to win the game. mahomes rolls left and finds hill. that will clinch it. mahomes had 462 yards passing. chiefs win by three. will these two teams meet in tampa for the super bowl. >> all of the broncos could not play because of covid issues so kendall hilton started. he hasn't played a quarterback game since college at wake forest and didn't go well. one completion, threw two interceptions, the first time a team had more interceptions than completed passes in more than 20 years. the saints are without drew brees. murray had two rushing scores. the saints beat the broncos, 31-3. todd golden and the dons.dons.d. usf never led in the first half. the high floater makes it an eight-point game. reset, make the three. he had a game-high 22. it is a six-point game but they can't get any closer. rhode island breaks the press right here. d.j

work of really upholding our democracy and making sure election laws are carried out and then be badgered for doing their jobs. >> hear hear, absolutely. thank you for saying that. thank you for being patient with us. thank you for the work you're doing, katie hobbes, secretary of state in great state of arizona. let's go nearby to las vegas, in nevada. correspondent jo ling kent is standing by there. jo, same circumstance, folks in nevada are working hard to count up all the votes as increased public attention focuses on their work. >> reporter: there's a lot of focus on the remaining 54,000 mail-in ballots and 60,000 provisional ballots they say they're going to only count after finishing the mail-ins, only sunday. big question marks how they're going to break. as we've said, mail-in ballots tend to break for the democrats historically b historically but we'll have to wait and see on that front. lawsuit brought by individual voter, jill stoky out here seeking injunction to stop the counting of the vote with certain machines they use in clark county, claiming improper voting. lawsuit has

announce that gm is no longer taking an equity stake this new deal rework no longer includes the badgerp offering up to 53 million shares of new common. sharesow23 dn % to about a two-week low we will take a break be back in a moment. this is decision tech. find a stock based on your interests or what's trending. get real-time insights in your customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technology for smarter trading decisions. fidelity. - any idea how much it will cost? - [doctor] i recommend goodrx. you get free coupons to save on your prescriptions. - goodrx, smart. - [announcer] stop paying too much for your prescriptions. - thanks. - download the free app today. >>> president-elect biden confirming this morning he will nominate janet yellen to treasury ylan moi has more on that this morning. >> good morning, carl. this was a very well telegraphed move and yellen has received praise from all sides as the nominee as treasury secretary biden also naming the relevant of his economic team as well including the council of economic advisers and the director of office of management

. >> bret: okay, scott, let's head over to the badger state here, wisconsin.e bit more of a spread for joe biden. 6.6 and the average of polls. but the president spent some time there. >> yeah, the president is on his way here right now to wisconsin for one of his last stops of the campaign. you know, we have 1.9 million votes. about nine times more mail voting than we did in 2016. democrats and republicans frankly both feel like at this point, it looks like biden is ahead here. but the president has made multiple stops in the past week. biden was here on friday. it's definitely a state that no one is taking for granted at this point. >> bret: yeah, and is there a sense that to get out the vote operation on the ground is different between the two coparties and that's making a difference? >> republicans feel really confident about their vote operation here. democrats also feel like their early vote operation was highly successful. the numbers coming in, a lot of huge numbers from democratic counties. we don't know what party people return their ballots are from

nicola, which announced today it will go to one of its electric vehicles, a pickup to be called the badgerlet's get a quick check on the markets. we are on the last trading day of the best month for global equities since november, but we look set to end the month of november on a softer note. the s&p 500 right now down 0.6%. it was the fourth consecutive monday of positive vaccine data, but the good news not having the effect it did weeks ago. the cyclical strength not taking shape today. the russell 2000 down 1.6%. cyclical00, it is the stocks like energy which are underperforming. the energy story has to deal with oil. wti down 1.4% as the opec supply extension cut remains in question. finally, have to point out bitcoin here. i promise it'll be the only time i mention it during this show. up 14% today. my question is, how long will it last? let's get back to the news this morning on the vaccine front. but they're not requesting clearance for its vaccine today in the u.s. and europe after it showed it was highly effective. joining us now is the associate director for behavioral research a

looking at milwaukee, which is very democratic and very black, and looking at madison, which is very badgernd very to the left of elizabeth warren. what is the president thinking going after wisconsin this late in the game? kevin: it is unclear. tom: i agree. kevin: you mentioned wisconsin, and you look at pennsylvania, just across the bridge to new jersey, where chris christie has called this a "national embarrassment." it is just high-profile republicans who are now urging there to be some type of transition briefings pertaining to national security and the coronavirus to start taking place. jonathan: a lot of people do. this government is already planning the future cabinet, so let's talk about president-elect joe biden's future cabinet. what are you hearing at the moment? forn: tony blinken secretary of state. when i spoke with tony blinken several months ago, i asked him about how he would connect u.s. and china relations. what he told me is that he would try to restore u.s. multilateralism in the sense of getting western allies on board in europe to be able to speak from the same geop

he wasn't writing a lot of distance cola badger was a very thick volume. i happen to be there for a very thick here . the facts was not a very good clerk targeted we court the same year. we got to know each other and added, had really had been at the center of this. and in the first two speeches. and this one was on law. so for this one, the justice came up to the two of us in one of the unions and he came up to the two of his and the person didn't quite understand why didn't he said, is my night. errant. not my night who was aired, it was a warty spelled out. he is not referring to me. he was referring to ed whelan. in fact that i think about it, he just ignored me. it does not make me feel very good. but ed has been a defender of justice antonin scalia's work. he has just as much backbone injustice uncompromising. everybody needs a friend like that. and and is been a friend like that. allen: that is certainly done a lot of good work. i get financed from and before i get it from anyone else. jeffrey: you doing the same thing, you are complimenting him and

some breaking news at this hour, the trump campaign says it is going to request a recount in the badgertate of wisconsin because the margin as it sits right now is about .6% difference between president trump and joe biden, the rules allow you to request recount if the margin is within 1% and it is well within 1%. bill stepian with a statement saying "there have been reports of irregularities in several wisconsin counties which raise doubts about the validity of results. the president is well within the threshold to request a recount and will immediately do so." immediately is a bit of a relative term. before you can ask for a recount the results have to be certified, that's not going to happen until december the 1st. no word yet on whether we are going to hear from president trump today but if joe joe biden does come out as expected i don't expect the president will want joe biden to command the news cycle. he certainly has been busy on twitter and twitter is busy with him as well, censoring another of his tweets, that's three today. of what they are working hard to make a 500,000 vote

maybe that is enough to dampen enough votes to make a difference in the badger state where as we've seenatively razor thin? again, i think we just have, i don't say retire pollsters but the american people have to say you know what the? i reject this, put pressure on news organizations stop featuring these people. frank luntz said, he is republican pollster. he said the results were devastating to his industry. you have to learn five words if you're pollster. do you want fries with that? i worked at a job like that. doesn't pay as much as a pollster. elizabeth: we see what you're saying. we saw in 2012 miscounting of the black vote. talk about that. they were we saw in 2016 there was a question about who the polls were sampling. were they oversampling democrats, under sampling republicans. now we see pollsters getting criticized for missing the so-called shy trump voter who doesn't want to talk about who he or she is voting for because they get threatened and harassed. you wonder, final question, joe, how do pollsters get around that, fix problems around their own polls? do you triangula

jillian: both candidates duking it out over the badger state. what do voters need to hear?ou know him best as the husband of rachel campos duffy, sean deaf a duff at this. polls -- enoug duffy. poll ofs show a resounding loss expected by the president there. has the president made in-roads in wisconsin in the last few days? >> like in 2016, todd, throw the polls away. this is a really close race in wisconsin. i think it's a 1 point race either way. you have to remember that in wisconsin we're a blue collar, manufacturing state. we're a farming state. so often we feel like we're forgotten by washington and washington policies. and in 2016 president trump came here, he worked hard for wisconsin and told us, listen, i'm going to fight for you, i'm going to work for you, i will never forget you and he's coming back now saying listen, i told you four years ago i wouldn't forget and i haven't. i've done things that have made your lives better. i kept promises. i fought china to make neverring better, i pushed back on the radical leftists in the environmental sector that wants to

josiah the badger was a real honey, eli the macaw was a standout, and peter rabbit kept the place jumpinggged rooster. but the adorable little furballs named after local dignitaries caused some confusion. >> two of the kids come rushing in, "oh, father, father, bishop doane has had children upstairs in the bed." now they have to explain to the guests that bishop doane is, in fact, a guinea pig. >> reporter: surprisingly, the roosevelts didn't own a bull moose. what's not surprising is that the man known as "the conservation president" would see the value in raising his children around animals. >> he thought a child having a pet would teach that child responsibility, and the empathy that it requires to take care of another being. >> reporter: case in point: when archie roosevelt was lying sick on an upper floor of the white house, youngest brother quentin brought their pony algonquin up for a visit via the new white house elevator. that's a fun family. >> ted, the oldest son, phrased it, "we were expected to have fun, and we did." >> pauley: mo rocca on presidents and their pets. as our lo

because you suppress votes as a result when you have say for instance president trump down 17 in the badgertate. mark: it is not like they didn't know they were having problems with these polls you know there were couple of groups out there and one or two others that kept say they're not polling right. they're not -- getting to people who are going to vote -- because they're using as you say these traditional mean to try to contact them but people aren't all -- at the other end of those traditional communications means but they wouldn't change course. do you think that affects an election there was a wonderful piece by james baker in "the wall street journal" said hey this -- this is so bad that both parties should object to it that it can affect an election. >> i'm afraid mark this in 2024 we're going see the same process done all over and over again. because here's the problem. many media outlet it is they just topght report this stuff because it is easy. right you have a number you throw it out there you say joe biden up by 14 nationally shut off lights and say good night. so that's the

have to work with them to make sure the data is entered and all of that will be in our system on badger voters. riley, then ive will go back to the people who had previously asked. >> thank you for doing this call. i wanted to ask about absentee knowts and when we will kind of a final number or reportable number on how many absentee ballots were counted in the election. it is my understanding that the ,ount you generate each morning i am also wondering how many absentee ballots were mailed but andved after election day so were not able to be counted? meagan: in terms of the numbers returned and reported in terms of participation, that would be after the 45 days. if there was a voter who asked for an absentee ballot, they were someone, then were told to go to the polls on election day, that will get officially recorded as part of the voter's official record. the clerk would say, this voter cast their ballot on election day but they were also sent an absentee ballot that they did not return. that would show as spoiled because they then cast the ballot at election day. we will know that nu

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work of really upholding our democracy and making sure election laws are carried out and then be badgered for doing their jobs. >> here here. absolutely. thank you for saying that. thank you for being patient with us. thank you for the work you're doing. katie hobbs, the secretary of state in the great state of arizona. let's go nearby to las vegas in nevada. our correspondent jo ling kent is standing by there. and jo, same circumstance, folks in nevada are working hard to count up all the votes as increased public attention focuses in on their work. >> reporter: yeah, there's a lot of focus right now on the remaining 54,000 remaining mail-in ballots and the 64,000 provisional ballots that they say at the clark county registrar they're only going to count after they finish the mail-ins which would only be as soon as sunday. there's a lot of question marks how those are going to break. as we've said so many different times these mail-in ballots tend to break for the democrats historically, but we'll have to wait and see on that front. meanwhile a cam bane -- excuse me, a lawsuit brought by

i don't know any serious people who think they will find 20,000 or so votes necessary to flip the badger state into the red column. when you look at the trump campaign legal strategy as it exists, strategy is sort of a strong word for it, it is mostly about keeping all of the plates spinning, keeping the options alive to continue to contest and sue and recount and delay unless and until they come up with something better. >> rachel, as garrett says, keep all the plates spinning, part of what we have heard, though, is the strategy is to get something to the supreme court. he seems to think at least one of these cases will go. but looking at the 36 cases, do any of them have the legal merit to get them there? >> the short long answer is no, they don't. and furthermore, i think it should be really noted that the supreme court has discretion about whether it would take a case. and when the lower courts are largely unanimous in their findings that there is no finding, i don't see why the supreme court would want to get involved in this particular case. it's a lot different than the supreme co

president trump by 26,500 votes, the trump campaign considering whether to pay for a recount in the badger state. more votes found in the state of georgia and more u.s. troops soon coming home from the middle east in asia. >> in williamsport, pennsylvania, rudy giuliani leading the trump campaign into courts trying to hold off a motion to dismiss the campaign's challenge to the vote in the keystone state. if the obama appointed judge grants the motion to dismiss, it could be a big blow to the trump campaign, but giuliani suggests a loss could be a stepping stone to the supreme court. democrats insist it is well past time for president trump to move on. >> the president lost the election. the recount in georgia and other places i'm sure will demonstrate that. >> in georgia, more good news for president trump, another missing memory card, reducing joe biden's margin by another 449 votes, though biden still leads by 13,000 statewide, south carolina senator lindsey graham in the spotlight after meeting with georgia secretary of state on friday, now fending off accusations of election interfere

possibly suppressing votes as a result when you have safer instance president trump down 17 in the badger>> and, it's not like they didn't know that they were having problems with these polls. there was a couple groups out there that kept saying they're not pulling right, they're not getting to people who are going to vote, because they're using as you say, these traditional means to try to contact them but people aren't all at the other end of those traditional medications, but they wouldn't change course. do you think that affects an election? there was a wonderful piece by james baker and the wall street journal that said hey, this is so bad that both parties should object to it and that it can affect an election. >> i'm afraid in 2024 were probably going to see the same process done all over and over again. here's the problem. many media outlets, theyus just want to report the stuff because it's easy. i've got a number, they throw it out there, they say joe biden is up by 14 nationally, shut off the lights and say good night. that's the thing. it's an easy thing to report but it doesn

what's the situation there with the badgers? >> well, the university of wisconsin, i think, has done a really good job of trying to manage this virus. they have a robust testing scheme. they have many classes virtual, though not all of them. testify the can after the thanksgiving break, they are going to fully virtual and encouraging students that don't live off campus to stay home and to not come back to madison. which is of course, super sad for us, right? we are a student town in many ways and, you know, students bring a lot of energy to our community and so that's very sad but it is unfortunately, really the safest thing at this point. >> the question that we have for so many towns like your cities across america, is a city that has restaurants and shops and places that people go. these businesses generally speaking have three months worth of money at best. they don't have six months or eight months or nine months or a year and we may be several months away from a broad distribution of vaccine. obviously, you get some unders

because you possibly suppress votes as a result when you have safer for president trump down 17 in the badger is not like they did not know they were having problems with these polls. a couple groups like trafalgar and a few others that kept saying they're not pulling right. they are not getting the people who are going to vote because they are using, as you say, traditional means to contact them but people aren't all at the other end of those traditional communications. but they would not change course. do think that effects election? there was a wonderful piece by james baker in "the wall street journal" that said hey, this is so bad that both parties should object to it and that it can affect an election. >> i'm afraid, mark that in 2024 we will see the same process done all over and over again. here is the problem. many media outlets they just want to report the stuff because it's easy. you got a number, you throw it out there is a joe biden up by 14 nationally, shut off the lights and say good night. that is the thing. it's the easy thing to report but it doesn't tell you much and partic

and i think that trump and his badgering, trying to show people how unfair the election is only hurting himself. >> senator reid, can i just interrupt you for a second. kamala harris is speaking. i want to listen to her and then get your reaction. let's listen to what she's saying. >> they know when we vote, things change. they know when we vote, we win. we win. we win. so let's make sure everybody votes. let's not listen to anybody trying to mess with us and confuse us about it. today is election day. not tomorrow. today is lx day. the polls close at 8:00, not at 9:00. so let's make sure everybody knows the truth. let's speak with the truth and walk with our feet to the polls and get that thing down. >> that was senator kamala harris speaking just outside of troit. her final campaign stop more or less in michigan gives a sense of how important that state is. my apologies for interrupting you. let me pick up on the point we were discussing earlier. that's about the state of the republican party. today you know many of these people. you served alongside of them. do you feel the republica

. >> reporter: in her opening statement, flynn drew a straight line from michelle carter's badgering conrad's death in the truck that night. >> she assisted and devised and advised and planned his suicide. she reasoned him out of his reservations. she told him that once he was dead he would be free and happy. >> he kept saying to her, i don't want to do this, it would hurt my family. she kept saying, don't worry about them. all the fears that he brought up, she had a reason to go around them and convince him that those things weren't real. >> reporter: there are people who are going to say everyone's responsible for themselves. you know, he made that decision to do that. >> i think personal responsibility is something that's very important. that being said, it was clear from the text messages, especially her messages to sam where she told him to get back in the car. he didn't want to do it. >> reporter: the commonwealth put sam boardman on the stand to read that incriminating message. and another one in which michelle described listening to conrad die. >> sam, he just called me, and

kennedy: while this election season has been crazier than it coked up honey badger skydiving into a volcanont are you sick and tired of political spewing at the same old tired talking points on everything from joe biden's gaffe to the president's tweet? those of us here on the cannondale you show certainly rp became up with an alternative we are flipping the script is starting to "party swap". ♪ ♪ tonight guy benton will be arguing the liberal point of view and michael starr hopkins will argue as a conservative. dave smith he will act as judge and referee he will say who wins the glory. you boys ready to play? >> let's do this. kennedy: ? agosto michael. it's obvious the supreme court will toss out the 30 million votes illegally mailed in by george soros. so what should president trump do with his second term? >> president trump should keep doing the entire time which is making america great again. you know, they get so emotional they can never come up with a argument its emotions, emotions, cry, cry. due to what? the presence going to keep making them cry because that's what he does he mak