she backs carey lake. >> she calls herself trump in a dress. do you kind of get that?you do because i think she's not afraid to punch back. she has the it factor that some entertainers have. she has been able to deliver those punches with impunity. >> reporter: those punches include repeated lies about the 2020 election. >> we have this illegitimate president biden. we will no longer accept rigged elections. who's with me on that? >> reporter: and following the trump playbook, mocking her opponent. >> people are onto the fact that she's a coward. and if she can't stand up and debate me, then she can't stand up against the cartels. >> i'm not interested in being a part of carey lake's spectacle or shouting match. and i'm going to keep taking to the voters. >> reporter: sending protesters to hobs' events dressed as chickens. >> you see the chickens that are outside. she's tapped into an energy base within the republican party. are you able to tap into that same base among democrats? >> she's certainly secured a base. those folks are probably not going to be convinced by

. >> carey, you say your childrenhave been homeschooled but have they been unschooled ? is there a difference westand mark . >> so the difference is that homeschooling and on schooling are of course both alternatives to school outside of a conventional classroom but with unschooling its self-directed education. including school and home methods from homeschooling some sort of the stereotypical version of homeschooling where you might have a parent sitting around the kitchen table with textbooks and sort of replicating school at home. i challenge that a little bit in this book and suggest that you don't need to replicate school at home even in homeschooling models but you can encourage children's national natural curiosity and creativity and as a parent really connect those interests and passions that your kids naturally have two available community resources . if people places andthings around us . >> so how do you get to the basics of teaching math and reading literacy to children if an unschooled environment. >> so i make the point very clearly in the book that if ever

meaning, he knew he had to provide for carey's wife like carey had been providing.get any financial means to live the life that he wanted to live with robin was through an inheritance. and he knows that he's not going to inherit anything if both parents are dead. >> they also heard the realtor christy campus story, of craig asking to show him some territory. >> i showed in the house. he said he was going to purchase some more horses to start training them. so he said, he's asking how much more land he can buy with the house. >> but state suggested that craig's house hunting showed premeditation. he never did own any timberland to sell off, as he told the realtor. so other than the family for the inheritance, how else would he get the money to close in on the new house and live with robin? the prosecutor asked her just that. >> to your knowledge, did you have any means to go by a quarter million-dollar piece of property? >> no. i don't think so. >> where was he going to get the money for you to live together? >> i couldn't answer that. he would have to. >> but did he

. > >> mariah carey says she is ready to celebrate the holidays. holidays. the details in the mog mix. > >> it is time for look at the top stories. someone who purchad a mega millions lottery ticket is in line for a big jackpot. it it is worth $247 million in the first new purchased and has yet to come forward. was sold on friday at a 7-eleven near the pioneer shopping ceer. store is set to receive an incentive price of about $1 mil. there two winning tickets in the the u.s. so they will split the jackpot of nearly $500 million. > >> the governor is blocking parole. even though they have recommended release, they have been behind bars for 53 years. newsom says that he doesn't thik she can be safely released. > >> today is 33 her since the 7.1 7.1 earthquake in northern california. the san francisco fire department is holding a commemoration that happens at an an observation platform in front front of a fire station along the embarcadero. it starts at 4:00 p.m. at fire station 35. > >> now let's get a check on the weather starting with first alert meteorologi

nor does that mean you need to sing mariah carey's songs.ere was a time when guests didn't berate the acres. >> it was a different time. when i hosted the british morning show, everyone berated me. you're going to get it. we have guests that try to get me fired. consider yourselves lucky. should we get back to more serious things? >> brian: waves of, because the iranian drones. for them to deny it is comical and farcical. >> an absolute lie as we see thrown out from the russians. they bought thousands of these drones from the iranians and unleashing all over ukraine including the constant bombardment now in the capital city. these are, because a drones that are unmanned. i would only compare this to pearl harbor when they use demand, because he complains and slammed in with actual pilots on board. these don't even have pilots. they are slamming into infrastructure and civilian buildings. they have been killing civilians. they killed a man and his wife who was six months pregnant overnight. absolutely horrendous. these are war crimes. you and

reggie: mariah carey announced her latest shows.on't get too excited because there are only two of them. one is in toronto and the other is in new york city. if they are in north america. i wonder why she decided let's dtwshmoney? drew: does she have a connection to canada?ikshe's being forced ? kumasi: you feel like that? drew: kind of. kumasi: that's where the new york one is, that's huge. a lot of people are going to be. reggie: it's an odd, i can see if there are like one night only that would make sense but one night in america only. drew: and then up in canada. the closest major city in canada that i can get to in an hour. reggie: she really just does whatever she wants. so good for her. she said i really like, it's festive for me to spend the holidays in toronto in new york city so that's what were going to do. drew: she is falling out. kumasi: i thought -- reggie: are they driving now? kumasi: they look like they could be. what happened? reggie: time. kumasi: they are, like, grown. drew: i think it's exclusively christmas mu

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you can have a union, muslims could little to peach. carey with buffers 10 years, which hello? not the bullet because much she will you give us talk of story. short czar. new pediatric you can list that you could just has to do that. there wasn't a parent that is pretty open with a is it a postal question for lewis t is this on the show in your h always measure it from both or crucial bescham motion to look for as you want to push to reduce a grass coaches for which will that the cartoon group for his show of scope or machine usually would be to her annual progress q go out to show that you could shuffle grading on kramer. i'm work for and i wanted to share issue use it because these to would still need to fix my dummy most convenient for you. be good. you can keep it as possible in the middle than anybody else. that yourself to him is this like a graph of your machine is going to, i'm going to when you, when you might, you confess, you said you have a dish. and you preview, then your son, you put, you will be what not. by that time, alexander had a kosky had already quit the a

when we come back the news mariah carey has dropped you won't want to miss.rop 27 sends 90% of profits from online sports betting to out-of-state corporations in places like new york and boston. no wonder it's so popular... out there. yeah! i can't believe those idiots are going to fall for this. 90%! hey mark, did you know california is sending us all their money? suckers. -those idiots! [ laughter ] imagine that, a whole state made up of suckers. vote no on 27. it's a terrible deal for california. we win. you lose. >>> happy monday. we're heading to the peninsula with a look at belmont's forecast. we'll start out at about 53 degrees. it's a cool morning and you'll probably just keep that jacket on for a while because the sun will just kind of peek out from behind the clouds. it's a cool start to the week but it will be warming up. i will talk more about that coming up in a few minimum. >>> and i'll keep talking about this, the impact of the tri-valley crash cleared 680 and sunol. watching for more traffic here from fremont and maybe the issue as folks head

he will be campaigning alongside the likes of carey lake. like masters, as well as the secretary of state candidate. and attorney that he endorsed and the primary and meanwhile you are seeing katie hobbs go out on the trail as well as the democrats in this is the big time in arizona lindsey. >> sure is, let's go to the south now in georgia. gop senate canada, herschel walker continues to face new developments surrounding allegations. he paid for a girlfriend of an abortion. while campaigning on banning abortions with no exceptions. here's what we're learning, nbc news has now obtained text messages between walker's wife and that very woman who alleges he paid for her abortion. walker telling nbc news and part, i am not saying she did or did not have one. i'm saying i don't know anything about that. i don't know. the new york times is now spoken with this woman, she says walker urge her to have a second abortion. which she declined to do, ultimately choosing to have their son instead. walker's campaign declined comment to the new york times a

carey played four snaps in the loss to kc but he will have learned the playbook by this sunday.esents a new dimension to the long-running rivalry. >> a simple game with both of us because we know each other well. it comes to physicality and who turns the ball over the least. >> this game is huge. we want to win to get back to .500, and then go into the bye week with momentum. >> we have to execute better as a team. we have enough talent and great coaches that we will get that done. larry: the broncos and jaguar play in london. russell wilson on the plane walking up and down and doing exercises while his teammates were trying to sleep. >> for the next four hours i was doing treatment. i was working on my legs, making sure i am ready to rock. larry: brooklyn coach steve nash got ejectehe nets-bucks game. kyrie irving pleading with ben simmons to shoot -- no, he passed it out. they cannot stop the greek freak, giannis antetokounmpo, too strong. massive fourth quarter for milwaukee. giannis in attack mode, finished with 43 points. bucks win. some people are freaking out because the

. > >> mariah carey says she is ready to celebrate the holidays. holidays. >> it is time for look at the top stories. someone who purchad a mega millions lottery ticket is in line for a big jackpot. it it is worth $247 million in the first new purchased and has yet to come forward. was sold on friday at a 7-eleven near the pioneer shopping ceer. store is set to receive

. ♪ all i want for christmas is you ♪ ♪ ♪ >> so mariah carey is turning the volume down on her blockbuster tweets, the star say said it's almost time to start playing "all i want for christmas is you". but with a wag of her finger in the bathtub, she make it is clear it's not time yet. she hosted a call from santa on social media every year she has some kind of schtick to get that season going. >> to remind everyone that's hers now. >> it's time she always does. >>> there's a new reason to avoid any impulse purchases this holiday season that's because the days of free returns may be numbered. >> reporter: it wasn't long ago that some retailers were refunding customers for an unwanted item and also telling them to keep it. >> just keep those items, and i'll give you the money back for it >> oh, i don't need them i just need to return them >> reporter: but now some companies are demanding shoppers who want to mail something back help kick in for return shipping, a process that experts say has grown more expensive, thanks to climbing transportation and labor cost. retailers returning a return

. >> republican carey lake is in a dead heat with democrat katie hobbs in arizona. >> she is saying thisdistract from her incredibly extreme position. >> reporter: 60% of likely arizona voters say abortion should be legal in all or most cases. according to a cbs news ugov poll. more than half say abortion is an important issue for their vote. the same holds true in georgia where stacy abrahams is down against governor brian kemp. 59% of voters say it's an important issue. >> i'm going to fight as hard as i can to protect the right to abortion because that's how we protect the rights of women. >> reporter: in wisconsin it's 51%, even though the republican and democratic candidates for governor are currently tied. across the country, abortion is a top driver for democrats but not the overall electorate. >> and let's hold onto the u.s. house of representatives. [ applause ] and let's expand our majority in the united states senate. [ applause ] >> republicans who seem likely to flip the house are trying to keep the focus on inflation and the economy. >> you're going to elect an incredible s

messiah canon canon also has twins with ex wife mariah carey and the mother of two of his other childrenain. that would be 11. yes but you know what canon is in good company. murphy has 10 kids as well with five women and elon musk appears to be catching up. he's fathered at least nine children with three women. congratulations to nick cannon's growing family and real estate brokers know the secret to selling is about creating buzz about a property marketing right. one broker in new hampshire put a seasonal spin on that. notice anything a little creepy in the photos halloween movie villain michael myers appears to be in all of them, some more obvious than others. the broker says the sellers were in on the joke and that the feedback has been overwhelmingly positive. the pictures have been viewed tens of thousands of times to creepy. alright pandemic. excitement return to paris fashion week, crowds waited in the rain to get a glimpse of their favorite celebrities on the runway. kanye west made his debut opening for balenciaga marching through the mud in an all black combat get up, and bell

loadstone pat carey.s point. it wasn't easy at all for giorgia meloni to form this government. they got around 44% of the vote in the elections last month, but the coalition is very fracture is. they have been fighting a lot. the main problem result being that forza italia, because first some ministerial requests, then some links appeared between, to be between silvio berlusconi and vladimir putin who apparently symptoms 20 bottles of vodka. and a letter, a quote from him, to berlusconi himself, so the government is there. we don't know for how long it will last but we have the first female italian prime minister. lots of people watching what is going on in italy, including the european neighbours. what are the international repercussions for this? many people are scared by potential movements of italy inside the european sphere. i must remind people that parts of this is part of the european popular party, the same party where the european commission ursula von der leyen comes from, so they need more tha

do anything for a job that lets him fly around the world on private jets paid for by you, yes, john carey is wind surfing towards the exit and he's preparing to leave the biden administration because "he doesn't relish bed where whod before a republican house and senate". it's immediate and democrats don't need to return to the private sector to increase and this week we're flogging the issues that her party bosses had dumped. >> why don't you have a memo and talk about the economy. raising your hand and more on the line and they went to school and going to school. >> is it bad. obama was the fate of the line. going down the line but actually it's not just rob ryaner but it's all of them and on cnn and this is how they talk all the time. they're going on about the down on the line and e he's gerrymandering and that's whatever and wipe away the reality and it's a message and gas prices doubling and mortgage rates are doubling because now it's not their inflation but it's their response and high interest rates and average payment and with 1,000 a month in the last year coming out with his p

photographed without her bible in one hand and her hatchet in the other and her her she called her herself carey nation your loving home defender. she cut a wide pass through the country when all the way to new york all the way down to miami. she went to england. she went to washington demanded have an audience with theodore roosevelt. she was turned away. she went to congress demanded to speak to a joint house of congress. she was turned away. but instead she stayed up in the lady's gallery where she sold miniature hatchet pins to raise money for her cause quite a character but by the time she died in 1912 there had been a lot of advances in states going dry, especially in the south and in baptism bootleggers, i decided to look at the south during prohibition because we went dry before much of the rest of the country and had gotten really really good it producing transporting and selling alcohol by the time the rest of the country got dry. georgia went dry in 1907 by 1919 every state in the south was dry. except for one should not surprise you it was, louisiana. and it really never did go dry.

. >> carey will never could -- whenever forget the night her rain camera caught some burglars in action three guys are leaving our house right now. >> three men climbed into her huntington harbor home and ran away with belongings worth $250,000. two months prior, her neighbor experienced the same thing. >> you can have alarms, motion sensors, they are still getting in. they don't care. >> according to police, burglary stats are back at pre-pandemic levels. it seems to follow a pattern at your beaded to south american theft groups. organize criminals from south america who travel to the u.s. as tourists. after surveilling affluent neighborhoods, they burglar -- they burglarize homes toward the end of the week while people are out for dinner. they enter from the second story and leave in a rented high-end getaway car so they blend in and cannot be traced. >> they are watching us and they know we are not there. >> several regions across elephant -- southern california have been targeted for similar crimes. in january the fbi created a special task force dedicated to these crime rings. >> i

white house for us and sort of like what the democrats did, what they went trust worthy dean to john careybernie and joe bide ton win in 2020 and the same thing for us. we'll want to win the white house so badly and beat the democrats and we're so much more likely to lose with trump because of the fact that he is not popular with supporter suburban votersand we'll want t. we've got a great stable of candcandidates and any of whom e capable of getting the general election. election. stu: are you a desantis guy? >> i like all of them. i like ron, i like glen youngkin and mike m pompeo and ni n nikky and we lost the house, senate and white house in a span of two yeyeyears and id oint want to repeat, i want to win. we'll nominate someone to win. stu: look to immediate futures and november elections, are you looking for a sweep, republicans win the house and senate? you think? >> i feel very good about it. look, i don't think i felt this good in se august or september, but i think the trend lines here in october are looking great. my own senator ron johnson's been polling consistently in the 50

in arizona carey lake said now thank you cdc.ental rights and the economy are top of the list for voters. >> do you think democrats blew their momentum when they stopped or never startedstart to focus, in favor of abortion? >> they could have focused -- they couldn't focus on the economy and i a inflation, they built the inside -- inflation that we're in. they did that on their own with total control in washington d.c. not a single republican voted for those pieces of legislation and that spending on issue of abortion, democrat thought they would be able to ride the abortion wave to november. on the issue of just saying there are no restrictions for abortion. well, the polling is opposite, majority of wim women including democratic women believe in restriction after 15 weeks, republicans have been playing offense on that issue. saying that democrat accuse of the extremism we actually believe in limits of 15 weeks. so a combination of republicans are trusted more on issues of parental rights and economy and inflation, you couple t

but that governor's race in arizona, between katie hobbs, the secretary of state, and carey lake, 48% to 46%. these will have huge consequences. we're learning about the political environment here, as well, guys. >> what is that? why is it an uphill battle for democrats in arizona and nevada? >> a bit more uphill in nevada according to numbers, than arizona. but the president's approval rating is not great in either state. among likely voters, 41% ap approve, 58% disapprove in arizona. same story in nevada. this is a president whose numbers are upside-down. that's one point. but this is what the election is about, top issue for voters, economy and inflation, by far. arizona. >> david, i apologize. we are going to go back to the president in poughkeepsie at this economic event. >> -- at this factory and the factories across america, where america's future is literally being built because of the groundbreaking chips and science act that i signed with the law with majority leader shamer and members of the congress here today. chuck stayed the course. stuck with me. we got it done. folks,

mariah carey, jane fonda. great cast. and i said to myself goodness, somebody needs to write a book about this moment. and then terrence howard who was also in the movie walked over to me and said well, you're the writer, you want to write the book. and that really was the evening back in 2000 , 2012 that idea for this book was born. >> that's pretty cool, i didn't realize it went back to that specific moment. but now it's a very different kind of book in some ways than your other books and your biography of sammy davis junior and your great biography of sugar ray robinson or adam clayton powell. obviously a couple other people, columbus for that matter. but it seems to me what it has in common is it's the storytelling. it's like a master class in storytelling . with all these unexpected w connections. folded within the stories you're telling. so you get an obvious one n like sydney point ea, lorrain o.hansberry but then you get harry belafonte being backed up by charlie's classic combo . or you have zone on the old perso

liz cheney, lifelong conservative like yourself said that election deniers like carey lake in arizonaary of state nominee mark finchem could put the republic at risk. she says that if she lived in arizona now she would vote democrat, for arizona governor and secretary of state. do you agree with that idea? >> i wouldn't blame anybody for doing it. i don't plan to support anybody who doesn't pass my litmus test of honesty. that honesty is was it stolen or not? and if you can still believe after all we have been through, after all the rounds of audits and reviews of the processes that yes it was stolen, then you fail my litmus test. i would never vote for mark finchem. i'm not out looking for a fight with mark finchem, but i know mark finchem and frankly in my opinion he's a very dangerous man. we don't want him at the helm of the elections. >> it's just stunning, politics aside a reasonable person looking at the election of 2020 and all the recounts and all the audits, legit and even the ridiculous audits all have shown the same thing. there was no widespread fraud there are paper ball

polls show the race for governor is tied between republican carey lake and democrat and arizona secretaryhe wins lake promised to declare an invasion at the southern border. attempt for arizona to enforce federal immigration laws. >> it's right there in black white in the constitution. we have an invasion. our people are in imminent danger and time is of the essence. >> there have been more than a half million encounters along the arizona border in the 2022 fiscal year. more than 200% increase in yuma compared to the same time last year. more than 30% in tucson. hobs says declaring an invasion will bring chaos to arizona and blamed both parties for the state of the southern border. >> trump centered his whole immigration policy around finishing the wall. it is not done. biden does need to step up immigration and border security, absolutely. arizona is bearing the brunt of illegal drug trafficking, gun trafficking and smuggling. >> democratic senator mark kelly is trying to defend his seat against blake masters. kelly has broken with the biden administration saying border is chaos and a me

today hiwhich ultimately we've been doing for human spaceflight in the early days it was called the carey airmail act. the government just paid the airlines to carry the mail and that allowed the airlines to invest in the capability to cause they had a customer. and once they had that customer they could go find more. transportation launches a lot more than government payrolls and people yet we have not found a way to leverage the government's heinvestment to expand the market and that's the transformation that is allowing us i think to make that change today. >> will get into the dynamic of those public-private partnerships but when we talk about programs like apollo and the space shuttle, people forget that after apollo, people kind of lost interest in space and maybe the shuttle was dynamic at first but then people kind of lost interest in that and your excellent book is sort of coming out time to when there are a lot of competing interests. there's a war in europe, there's inflation. the pandemic is still going on. what do you tell people about why they should care about space cand wh

it's lachlan, chase carey, who's the head of news corp, and james.s going to be the co-executive chairman of the company with rupert, and that james will be working for him. james hears this, and he is furious. not only is his brother jumping over him, taking his job, but their father, rupert, didn't even deliver the news himself. james feels like his father has basically just stabbed him in the back. james storms out of the restaurant, threatens to quit, gets on an airplane, and flies to indonesia. >> it was a very tenuous moment. so his father and brother came up with a compromise to try to lure him back. lachlan and james would be seen as co-equals, running different parts of the company. >> we have a bit of breaking business news now. in our parent company, james murdoch will work with his brother, lachlan, who will become executive chairman. this is a -- >> rupert and lachlan go out of their way to present this story to the outside world. >> these were the brothers, they're best friends, it's family. we've got joint custody of this thing, we are

multi-racial cast within that movie, jane fonda, forest whitaker, oprah winfrey, lenny kravitz, mariah carey, jane fonda, great cast, and i said to myself, my goodness, somebody needs to write a book about this moment and then terrence howard who was also in the movie walked over to me, you're the writer, you ought to write the book. that was the evening back in 2012 that idea for this book was born. . >> that's pretty cool. i didn't realize that it went back to that specific kind of a moment. but now, it's a very different kind of a book in some ways than your other books and your biography of sammy davis, jr. and then your great biography of sugar ray robinson or other, and columbus for that matter. but it seems to me what it has in common is it's -- it's the story telling. i mean, it's like a master class in story telling, colorization with all of these unexpected connections, folded within the story of your talent. so you get the obvious one like sidney poitier, and then harry belafonte backed up by charlie parker's combo. or fanny hearst when you're doing the life, like the passage and

. >> reporter: cnn also learning that elasando was recorded on video after delivering medical carey reflectinghe horrors of what she saw inside. an officer asked if her children attend robb elementary. your kids go there? >> my son's in day care. he's not old enough. >> i saw you -- >> yeah, no. no. if my son had been in there, i would not have been outside, i promise you that. >> 10-year-old usea garcia is one of the children who died in the massacre. his legal guardian had this reaction to the report you just saw. >> i'm absolutely appalled. i even asked the school board beforehand when they said that we were getting more officers if they were hiring or they were going to be officers that were there on may 24th that were going to be patrolling and being around here and they told me no. so i'm disgusted. and honestly, i'm pissed off at the remarks that she had to say, if her kids were in there, she wouldn't have stayed outside. so the rest of our kids didn't matter. >> they have been holding a vigil outside of uvalde school district as they continue to press for more transparency in the inves

i'm surprised masters is hangening in -- hanging in there, i think it's largely a reflection of careynning in her race finish kari lake. surprised that herschel walker's hanging in there. i think a large part of it is brian kemp. i think it's sort of people are interested in sending a message to biden. one final quick number. abc/washington post poll, generic ballot among all voters, 47, republican, 46, democrat. among likely voters, 51, republican. 46, democrat. but in competitive districts, 55, republican, 37, democrat. people are ready to make their voices heard. paul: okay, cl, appreciate it. >>> still ahead, the january 6th committee attempts to inject donald trump back into the midterms. all that and more with our politics panel after the brach. ♪ ♪ >> i've spent a lot of time on our southern border, and let me just say it's a mess. just say it's a mess. it's chaos, it's crisis after crisis. eve♪ for strength and energy. woo hoo! ensure, complete balanced nutrition with 27 vitamins and minerals. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. ♪ ♪ it's the subway series menu. 12 ir

and when it comes from carey like, i need to hear from her that she will certify the election and uphold the democracy. -- to me, that is even more pathetic than the folks who are genuine and extreme. >> there is somebody who is doing something about it, republican adam kinzinger. he's endorsing democrats. that are running against election deniers. you think that will make a difference? he is helping them raise money. >> i do. because look, the secretary of state races, all of the time they fly under the radar. they're not well funded. and that is why i started the american sos project back in april because i saw this threat and a number of us saw this threat. we had jim -- the republican nominee in nevada, who just this past week, stood up with donald trump at a rally and basically said, when my coalition of secretaries of state get elected, we are going to ensure that donald trump becomes the next president. mark finchem as stated earlier is a threat to our democracy. he is an oath keeper. he was at the january 6th insurrection. and he is that he would steal the election in arizona for

and -- >> you know, i i've spent a lot of with each watching carey lake speeches.ng, political talent. and really moving the party away, you know, paul ryan. chessels seems to be more of the future than -- than reaganomics. >> well, i don't know -- >> i'm not saying -- i'm just saying it's a rebound. >> we're going check our history bookses. thank you both. >> thank you. judy: we are less than one month away from the 2022 men's world cup that will tan fix soccer fans around the world. we have a look ahead at the tournament >> the world cup considered be many to be the biggest sporting event in the world presented by qatar. there's lots of anticipation around the games. but the venue has sparked criticism including the outline of lgbty rights. rogers bennett has been watching all of this. he's the most of the soccer podcast men in bladessers. and the pantheon of the hundred greatest soccer players which taken a look at the careers of top players in sports history. rem back bob bennett. even you admit it's an act of followy how do you do it? what are the four criteri

it is -- i think the president biden talked about 70 fascist he had folks like carey like in mind.he press really should not be covering this as a democrat versus a republican acts as abortion or whatever. if you are not willing to accept the results of an election and you lose, that should be seen in a different frame. and i think that is not happening enough. when she looked for a while like she wasn't going to win the time there and she immediately rejected even those results inside the republican party and she buys lies that the 2020 election in arizona was rigged remember the audit that was done by right wingers, they do the many months audit. and it turns out that biden did win even according to the right wing. carrie like still will not accept that so she rejects our democracy and voters even if katie hobbs is a lackluster candidate, other surrogates, there are quite a number of republicans were pointing this out, who are for katie hobbs, because they realize that carrie lakes is a dangerous candidate even if they agree with her on some issues. >> okay, couple went on a thin

and the far end of the streaming places like carey lake, who uses featured near video.ho said that not only is the 2020 election rate, but that if she had been governor then, she would have not signed the certification. who also says that katie hobbs, her democratic opponent, current secretary of state, should go to jail for certifying it. that is the sort of most extreme aversion. marchand, secretary of state nevada, so that he wouldn't certify. it is nevada secretary of state -- but we have the power certify. he certainly would have other powers as secretary of state to affect the way the elections are administered in nevada. then, sort of out the other end of the spectrum are people who have -- in other ways, embrace the narrative perhaps sidestepped a direct question as to whether the election was decided. even some who say that, today, joe biden is president now. some cases, saying that we are will sidestepping a direct question from journalists about whether they believed the election was rigged. we felt it was important to capture the types of canada summer proje

. >>> tonight carey lake has a real shot at becoming the next governor the arizona, even with commentsn't want arizona to win. they don't want this country to survive. >> she's among the record number of women running for governor seats this year. we are out front tracking the races. arizona republican nominee for governor kari like appropriates her conservative principles and her own identity. >> you do not want to mess with a middle-aged mama who is pissed off. >> reporter: running for the democrats, katie hobbs, her platform, defending abortion rights. two women vying to be arizona's top state executive in what is an historic year for women running for governor. lake and hobbs are among a record 25 women n nominated by major parties and in five states women are facing off for the governor's mansion, more than in all of u.s. history. >> we've seen more and more women do that successfully and run with positions with less of that traditional pushback about whether they can do the job. >> will i do everything in my power as a woman and a mush mishigander and as governor. while dixon use

joining us now from fort myers beach florida the shoreline of lee county, is carey ruston, correspondent for the nbc's the news, with chef smith. thanks again for joining us these evening. i know you have spent a few days now in some of the hardest hit areas of the state. do we have a full picture, at this point, of how many people may still be missing or how many more deaths we may see in the coming days? >> i feel like two days out right now, alex, and we are looking at one puzzle piece of a 500 piece puzzle. there is so much to comprehend, so much to take in. so much is widespread. the thing you mentioned down here in lee county, there are so many people, so many houses and then with those people come boats, and we are seeing boats in trees, there's about behind me at a gas station and i have no idea where the closest marina is. we're down on san carlos island today where there were these large vessels, probably 30, 40 foot boats, that were just in the middle of the road, some of them crashing into houses. you have this supporting effect of mobile homes and houses going into each othe

after years of resistance you decided in this movie to be carey grant and make a rom com?ven't done one in a long time. in 1996 i did wit"one fine day." probably not my greatest vehicles along the way. i have to say, i got sent the script and we've worked on -- been a lot of dark things going on in the world, you know, i always feel that films try to reflect that often. they're usually late because it takes a couple years to make a film. it felt like we all needed a break. i needed a break. i needed to -- i needed it to be a little carefree. i needed something. if you look back at during the depression for instance, romantic comedies really flourished. people needed a break. i certainly know julia and i both when we read it thought i need a breather here and this was the perfect thing for us. >> as i say, in the movie you and julia play a couple that really do not like each other and at one point you explain why the marchriage fell apart and y say at the beginning it was unreal. >> right. >> and then it got real. >> yeah. >> you've now been married just recently eight year

a recent franklin singing it, mariah carey singing it, roseanne barr, unfortunately, singing it.long. people like me part of this history. we are part of america. you can say that with stylistic accidents. or the gospel tinge that whitney houston brings to what is probably the greatest ever version in the super bowl in 1990. >> that is what we are seeing in the evolution. the approach, less the actual words or the fundamental core melody. >> i certainly like to find the people or writing new lyrics again. i am interesting in trying to track down all of them. for me, what's interesting is when people give something that is perceived to nontraditional or offensive, there is a claim that says we need a law that you can only sing it this way. whatever desecration have been witnessed. for me it never really threatens a song. the anthem is still the anthem. people still know the constellation of really -- when people read things as sincere, they're heard us traditional. regardless of how non traditional. when houston does not saying a traditional anthem. she adds an extra beat. there's

have to make one other point as i am glad that liz cheney is there and she is opposing crazies like careyy election denier or you are an enabler of a crazy election denier. >> you sent out a tweet as there are some that are more than others. in other, words everyone is on a continuum here. he tweeted out, welcome to the club list cheney. help former republicans defend democracy by not just defeating keri lake by j.d. vance, doug mastriano, ron johnson, herschel walker, blake masters, ron desantis, it's segura, et cetera. right now, liz, the entire party is a threat. they all must be defeated. joe, you run into people, as do i, well intentioned, conservative republicans, they say, i do not want democrats. they have made inflation, they want higher taxes, i want lower taxes, i want less regulation. these are views that good people of good faith hold. how do the square that with voting for a democrat? >> they simply, ali, do not want democrats to control. they don't want them to control the house, or the senate, because they believe so many of the republicans i talked to, privately, that dem

. >> crystal, what do you make of carey lakes comments, refusing to accept the results of the elections introduced this, he may not have been the first one, but denialism from these candidates is not power for the recourse for the republican candidates. >> look, ayman, i can say i have a unicorn, it doesn't mean it's true. honestly. you can say whatever you want. trump said that he -- is he president right now? no. you can say whatever you want. it doesn't matter. but when you actually make faith in a movement, it always comes first. the group. the group will always come out. it doesn't matter how much he delayed, how much you do, i can say that hey, i am going to deny that i am mexican. guess what? i'm still mexican. it doesn't matter. you can say and do what you want, but honestly, at the end of the day, the proof is in the pudding. whatever the facts are, the facts are. people love to think that that facts are just suggestions. guess what? truth always wins at the end of the day. go ahead, say that you won't admit, admit that you will lost the election. but then when? then you get t

the headlight is katy dobbs nears in a public running away from a debate with carey lake as the debacle that will not die but they state rest up and already energized base, hobbes is often seem invisible to the public and women. she will need if she wants to win this election, she said the debate would be a waste of that's our time. >> this is a very tight race as you know. president biden went by very low margin. the lack of debate has now become an narrative in the race, right? hobbes is saying this is not a good use of that's our time but she claims will be a circus this would not be helpful. but she is now facing i think criticism and i think concerns or motors. voters in all of these races including in pennsylvania expect to see their candidates critics back to see them facing questions that expect them facing each other but she is now spending time defending this decision as opposed to policies and proposals in the race for. >> when you make about this arizona race? she pulled this out for she pulled blake masters along with her for the senate side? >> good news is surging. democr

although mary, carey's parents, did not want to let go of their,. ,,, that's basically the only stripshun description that i can find. but from a historians standpoint, i'm very curious about her. i'd like to know more and i wish i had more to because she's always in these stories -- lingering there. i've often wondered what she thought of what i'm about to describe to you. >> [laughs] >> so much for a sentimental crowd around here. all right. in 1846, you will never get to believe this, but the war broke out with mexico. and he was assigned -- earl was assigned to the u.s. infantry and began the war in for texas in brownsville, texas. future texas, i guess you could argue. when the american flag trial from the pole it was van dorn who volunteered to dash out 100 yards and re-raise the flag. in 1847, he transferred to winfield scott's command where he earned promotions for conduct. one promotion to to the rank of captain came in april to the battle of sarah guerrero. and the brevity rank of major came in mexico city following day mexican war, the army signed him to various posts, such

can folks like carey like and blake masters win over enough of those more moderate or independent, even conservatives that voted for joe biden in 2020, or martin the lasko round. are they willing to come back to the republican side here, that is why you see the likes of the katie hobbs, chris mason, the democratic running for attorney general here. the republican candidates are the ones calling them extreme. somehow, just one month from now we are gonna find out where the voters of arizona lie and which of these candidates are assigned to public office, jasmine. >> thank you so much. coming up, i'll be joined by harvard constitutional law professor laurence to talk about trump's request for the supreme court to intervene in the mar-a-lago documents case. and calls for justice clarence thomas to recuse himself. still ahead this hour, will kanye west controversy turned into consequences? we explore the backlash to his white lives matter shirt coming up. a live look from short to -- certain rescue efforts are still going for more than a week after hurricane ian ripped through the state. th