clayton, we'll start there.we were watching you pitch because it's always such a joy to do that. for you, watching this 33 inning scoreless straight, pretty unbelievable. what's been the most impressive about that? >> clayton: the collective effort. that's been the coolest thing to see. it's been everybody. having flaherty throw last night, getting to go through seven innings, really sets up our game today for a bullpen game obviously. you've got to give a ton of credit to our bullpen, what they were able to do starting a bullpen game in san diego all the way through to now. you can say so much about every guy. it's been awesome to watch. >> alex: talking to some of your teammates the last few days, they've referenced the meltdown and game 3 against the padres when he banged the cooler, through some bats, kind of reminding everybody, we are better than this and then the grand slam. even though you didn't win that game, could it be a pivotal point where you saw things change? >> clayton: two things that come from

in clayton, thom jensen nbc bay area news. okay, it's going to be an active few days here, not just tomorrow. the wind could be a problem for several days. jeff is here to talk about what to expect in the next several days here, and we are learning more information about the time line. i know this just gets everyone's nerves on edge after the fire seasons we've seen within the past ten years here in the bay area. so i did want to start off and show you how the current wind speed right now is faring. and it's very calm, just 5 to 10mph with our typical ocean sea breeze kicking it up at the coastline. our fire warnings those will begin tomorrow night for all of the bay area. wind gusts 15 to 50mph coming out of that dry direction of the north. sustained wind 10 to 20. low humidity, top risk right there in the mountains, 500ft and above. now i want to underscore when we're going to see that strongest zone of widespread wind here. for it will start 11 p.m. tomorrow night. last through friday morning. a lot less in the way of wind

in clayton, thom jensen nbc bay area news.y, it's going to be an active few days here, not just tomorrow. the wind could be a problem for several days. jeff is here to talk about what to expect in the next several days here, and we are learning more information about the time line. i know this just gets everyone's nerves on edge after the fire seasons we've seen within the past ten years here in the bay area. so i did want to start off and show you how the current wind speed right now is faring. and it's very calm, just 5 to 10mph with our typical ocean sea breeze kicking it up at the coastline. our fire warnings those will begin tomorrow night for all of the bay area. wind gusts 15 to 50mph coming out of that dry direction of the north. sustained wind 10 to 20. low humidity, top risk right there in the mountains, 500ft and above. now i want to underscore when we're going to see that strongest zone of widespread wind here. for it will start 11 p.m. tomorrow night. last through friday morning. a lot less in the way of wind this

we didn't find that much in clayton county. people were a lot more ambivalent that lesser of the two evils line came up a lot and several people said that they reason to doubt national politicians from both parties reached out to black people that democrats took their vote for granted, but that trump's book down to them or spoke disrespectfully like they were stupid for voting for democrats paula reid, thanks so much fascinating. still to come a preview by a new episode of my podcast about grief called all there is in a moment, you'll hear from 93 irene weiss, who was only 13 when she and her family were sent to auschwitz by the nazis. how she lives at the grief over what happened all those years ago, we'll be right back everything through them the source with kaitlan collins. >> next it's the holidays at wayfair it's a gift swap look, it's hard to read hitchens totally brought up for those no okay. fine. just choose what you loved. >> just my style. and i got a great deal. >> my turn just like you you got a place for that the

we didn't find that so much in clayton county.ple were a lot more ambivalent that lesser of the two evils land came up a lot and several people said that they if isn't it our national politicians from both parties reached out to black people that democrats took a vote for granted, but that trump's book down to them or spoke just respectfully, like they were stupid for voting for democrats. >> reid, thanks so much fascinating. still to come a preview by a new episode of my podcast about grief called all there is in a moment, you'll hear from 93-year-old irene weiss, who was only 13 when she and her family were sent to auschwitz by the nazis. how she lives with the grief over what happened all those years ago will be right. that everything through kasie hunt, next i didn't have to spend my life trying to find my calling mine phoned me at an early age he was just a matter of how good i could get and how farro would go ram our callings to build trust so when you find your call nothing can stop you from answering right now, during ram

that makes clayton the most democratic county in all this year. the swing state's 2021 by one it was clayton county who turned georgia blue and guide by the president how are people turned out clayton county turns out we expect the same for kamala harris, almost 300,000 people live here and nearly 70% sit our black, the campaigns are fighting hard for these voters. >> kamala harris was just here with stevie wonder we spoke to people we'll at black owned businesses about what they were thinking in the last weeks before the election i'm really not into politics, but kamala harris, our movement, i will say i support two things that she said in his dorm, the $20,000 loan thing for the black entrepreneurs, i really liked that because it gives us a chance so you know? >> good our businesses up off the ground. and another thing is she's trying to legalize marijuana. has you know, a lot of us get locked up just for our congressmen like weed. it's a lot of synthetic weed out here. a lot of think we that's bad for us. >> you want it to be legalized and regu

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but yeah, there is a second shop now, clayton gas and wash on clayton road in concord. know it's a little confusing with the namings, but that's the official city. another change for a pre rain. another chance for a pre rain wash is at cupertino car wash on north deanza boulevard, where gas is 3.95 and a quick check in san francisco is the bottom number. 419 is the best at double time and 711 on mission street. wouldn't that do? would be better if it's double time and quick stop, i don't know, i'm not marketing. we're over here at gasbuddy.com is where you can get that information or give those reports if it's inaccurate. meanwhile, the roadways accurate sensor reads show green around most of the bay. we are looking at the upper east shore freeway. no delays right now coming off the carquinez bridge, even highway 37, we'll start to see the slowing in just a couple of minutes out of vallejo right no, westbound across the bay bridge, your commute into the city easy breezy. back to you. lemon squeezy. 510 right now. more help is on the way for people trying to make it in t

the most democratic county in all this year's swing-states. 2020 when by one it was clayton county whogeorgia blue and got by the president's house. our people turned out? clayton county turns out we expect the same for kamala harris almost 300,000 people live here and nearly 70% are black. the campaigns are fighting hard for these voters. kamala harris was just here with stevie wonder owned businesses about what they were thinking in the last weeks before the election i'm really not. >> it's a politics, but kamala harris the movement, i will say i support two things that she said in his dorm, the $20,000 loan thing for black entrepreneurs, i really liked that because it gives us a chance. so you know, there are businesses up off the ground. and another thing is she's trying to legalize marijuana because, you know, a lot of us get locked up just for our car smell like week. it's a lot let's synthetic weed out here. a lot of fake week. that's bad for us. >> you want it to be legalized and regulated? yes. and what gives me the most this is and in the south where it's mostly african ameri

leading offer discussion tonight is anderson clayton, chair of the north carolina democratic party. anderson, great to see you again. thank you very much for being here. tell us how you see north carolina's record-breaking early voting numbers yesterday. >> thanks for having us, jonathan. i think what we saw in north carolina yesterday was everything that we wanted to, in terms of high record turnout across the state, in our counties that we wanted to see, like mecklenburg and wake, but also long lines, that made it so even our rural counties, we saw people excited to get out and vote for democrats up and down the ballot this year, and for decency on the ballot this year. >> your state is still dealing with the aftermath of hurricane helene. the new york times reports, quote, the political consequences of the storm remain unclear. christopher a cooper, a political science professor at western carolina university, conducted analysis of 2020 voting data and found that in 13 counties affected by helene, roughly 55% of the votes went to mr. trump, and 45% to joseph biden junior. so, and

also with me anderson clayton, chair of the north carolina democratic party."the saturday show." so anderson, you were supposed to be on the show i think last weekend, we went to make that happen. i'm so glad you are here tonight. trump has, his running mate has been accusing the biden administration of abandoning north carolina. is that true? >> no, and it's irresponsible of republicans to politicize an operation that is still ongoing for search and rescue in north carolina, and that you have seen both republicans and democratic elected officials across our state fully come together in support of relief efforts in western north carolina including governor cooper just yesterday signing into law the bill that republicans and democrats passed in our state legislature that gave over $275 million towards relief efforts in the western part of the state alone. >> and as we see in the box next to you, anderson, we see the vice president arriving at a restaurant in raleigh, north carolina. she's there on her 19th visit to the tar heel state since this election cycle g

leading up our discussion tonight is anderson clayton, chair of the north carolina democratic party. anderson great to see you again. thank you very much for being here. tell us how you see north carolina's record-breaking early voting yesterday. expecting for having us, jonathan. i think what we saw in north carolina yesterday was everything that we had wanted to in terms of turnout in mecklenburg and wake county, and also long lines i think made it so even our rural counties, we saw people excited to vote for democrats and decency up and down the ballot this >> your state is dealing with the aftermath of hurricane helene. new york times states, the political consequences of the storming unclear. christopher cooper conducted an analysis of 2020 voting data and found that in 13 different counties affected by helene, roughly 55% of the votes went to mr. trump and 45% to joseph r. biden jr. are you worried about low voter turnout in those counties? >> we are doing everything we can to make sure folks who have been devastated by hurricane helene have every right and ability to access th

he puts his with clayton cool . and they, within the day i see one of the largest exploits it's event, extremely corrupt companies that have behind the mining and the, as has been described, the terrible conditions, the systemic kind of a oppression that is going on. the cool. so is the largest commodities trading company in the world? i think it's mine's cold in columbia, in mines, coal instead africa, no code being imported. number one inputs, it was columbia by israel to fuel, obviously the illegal occupation. and now more recently, the military and the genocide, colombo, the columbia and government, the presidents announced that they would stop selling coats, israel. now this is actually legal obligation on no countries. and we have containing a hard test booklet and code to stop selling it's code from south africa to israel, as we are legally obliged to do by the i c, j rulings. i'm the general assembly vote to implement those rulings. so you can see how connect to destruct those. uh and so as we're raising up

>> fresh awe a tour of 26 campaigns, anderson clayton has been working toward this moment. >> this wasime we ever got the "new york times." >> the nation's young estate party chair decide on a strategy early. >> the misconception is that somebody like me could not do a job like this. laura: to build a coalition of young voters like barak obama did in wait. >> there are those who were saying that north carolina would be a game changer. the last time a democratic presidential candidate won north carolina. >> we put an emphasis on young voters because that is where i think the party had lacked the emphasis. we know that north carolina youth vote is going to change this election cycle for us. and that meant that we needed young people to get out there and organize young people. >> u.s.a.! >> as for former president donald trump's recent inroads with gen z men she pointed the wedge women. >> we're doing everything we can to combat that. but we think that our demographics and where we need to push on doesn't just rely on young men, it relies on getting out and targeting women, mar marginaliz

into clayton.also around san leandro, castro valley across 580 bancroft avenue. we are also seeing some showers in the north bay, three hundredths of an inch in the past few minutes. in santa rosa, so it's coming down pretty quick though moving. so it's not going to be here very long. sierra is picking up some snow showers and so are the mountains up in northern california there. so this is good news. of course we'll take any moisture we can get. here's a look at the wider perspective. there is the front. and once the front passes through we'll be dealing with just some residual isolated showers in the early morning hours. temperatures right now, seconds and 50s. here's a look at your halloween forecast. so first thing tomorrow morning, as the kids are getting to school 8:00 in the morning, you're looking at 40s and 50s 9:00 when they're parading around school, 40s and 50s. and then as we head towards noontime, temperatures will be in the 50s and 60s. if you have little ones and you're taking them

into clayton. also around san leandro, castro valley across 580 bancroft avenue. we are also seeing some showers in the north bay, three hundredths of an inch in the past few minutes. in santa rosa, so it's coming down pretty quick though moving. so it's not going to be here very long. sierra is picking up some snow showers and so are the mountains up in northern california there. so this is good news. of course we'll take any moisture we can get. here's a look at the wider perspective. there is the front. and once the front passes through we'll be dealing with just some residual isolated showers in the early morning hours. temperatures right now, seconds and 50s. here's a look at your halloween forecast. so first thing tomorrow morning, as the kids are getting to school 8:00 in the morning, you're looking at 40s and 50s 9:00 when they're parading around school, 40s and 50s. and then as we head towards noontime, temperatures will be in the 50s and 60s. if you have little ones and you're taking them

and here's the moment pitcher harry williams threw the final out to catcher wyatt clayton.er bottle celebration. >> yeah, it was surreal feeling. i just ran to my pitcher, just hugged him like everybody. my brother in the stands ran out, poured water on us. it was like the best feeling i could ever feel. we came so far as one. it was just great. there's nothing like it. it's the best feeling you could possibly imagine. the boys say their chemistry comes from playing together, since they were nine. we're like, don't put each other down. we just pick each other up. and that just really helps. and we're just a special team. >> we go for it. >> coach clayton credits the parents. >> they just love every kid they want, every kid to succeed. they support everyone. they don't. they're not wishing somebody makes an error so their kid gets more time. none of that happens on our team. like they just everyone is supportive and it's really what makes the difference. >> and part of why these boys love the game so much. grayson, wyatt and harry will tell you they all have the same goal to

larry: senior deputy and clayton and former sec chair and going for credit union and heavy artillery best of the best. proposition one allowing noncitizens to vote and the justice department and biden and kamala justice department was suing alabama because of they take in noncitizens off the road and taking them off the role and not touching california and letting noncitizens vote and they can talk about fascism and call trump all antidemocratic. what the hell is this if not antidemocratic. >> going back for the house and senate and they say, coach, are we going to have a fair election and is my vote going to count? larry: people didn't remember the say back was essentially a guy january tick amnesty bill and they took out 94 of trump's executive orders to close the border and keep the remain in mexico in place. >> nothing to do with the boarder and biggest lie i've ever heard and going for them and it's in the senate and we never saw a bill. now one came along later and it was a bill to have them already started to do sanctuary cities and going to do them going for california and cl

clayton gas and wash on clayton road in concord. we're looking at another chance for a pre rain wash. this is cupertino car wash on north deanza boulevard where gas is 3.95. that's the best for the south bay and a quick check in san francisco. the bottom number here is 419. the best. it double time and 711 on mission street. you can get your best prices or find out where you need to go. maybe nearby gasbuddy.com. let's get a look at the roadways. a smooth flow of traffic this wednesday. no real surprises except for vasco. i did notice the travel time southbound is showing a lot more slowing, so the travel time is close to 40 minutes. that's quite a jump. we usually see it just about a half hour at this time, so plan on a little delay there. i'll track. i'll monitor for any issues. back to you. thanks, mike. 612 for you this morning. some good news for residents trying to make it in the bay next year. a look at new affordable housing community set to open in the south bay. meantime, elon musk says america will have to go through some

anderson clayton, thank you so much. we'll put up on our site a link to some of the sites you mentioned where people can go for more information about voting and of course for help. thanks so much for your time tonight. >> thank you. >>> we have much more to get to this evening. israel vows to retaliate for the iranian missile strike yesterday. what could that mean for the region? and also the u.s. presidential election? i'll talk to nbc news national security editor david rhodes about that coming up next. r davs about that coming up next. you name it. and cleaning your gutters can be a real challenge. but just one call to leaffilter, and the problem's solved. it wasn't just that leaffilter cleaned our gutters and guaranteed that they'd stay clog free. but it was more they saved us the energy of having to think about cleaning them. we go to great heights, so you don't have to. call 833 leaffilter today, or visit leaffilter.com >>> we are continuing to keep a close eye on the mideast where israel has vowed retaliation aga

joining me now is anderson clayton, chair of the north carolina democratic party.s, founder of moms demand action, who organized answer the call, which raised more than 1 -- more than $11 million for the harris/walz campaign. shannon, i want to start with you. abortion is clearly galvanizing women and presenting what really might be the first opportunity in modern history to get white women to go even 50/50 for a democrat. let me just play the history -- show the history. in 2016, donald trump got 52%, hillary clinton got only 43% in 2020 he went up, 55/44, despite women knowing that he was the grab women by the you know what candidate. does abortion change that? >> i think it does. i think the fact that we had donald trump as president for four years, we saw what he did. he gave us the trump abortion bans. he has jeopardized ivf. in fact, under project 2025, ivf would be possibly illegal. and as my friend, the activist says, your whiteness will not save you from what the petri archihas in store for you. white women are starting to see that. i don't want to be poll

speaking of clayton, they were 84 yesterday. so was windsor at 84, rutherford 82, san jose in the low 80s. kentfield in there, san carlos 77, oakland 74. in the city 68. not today will be cooler. front is moving through. we have two pieces of energy. one is the front. the other one will be the low. so i look for a mostly cloudy day, but the key is when i start to add the radar, you can see it really lit up and we've had rain all the way down to redwood city and many locations on the peninsula east. not a lot, but a little bit there. el sobrante had some look at the fog bank in southern california. my goodness. may gray june gloom hanging out in mid-october. that is a big, big fog bank for them in southern california this time of year. no doubt about it. for us system slicing through amidst a weak front. but it made it so. not only that, it i think it overachieved a little bit. not a lot, but a little bit. but it sure made for an interesting morning here with the cloud cover and also low and high clouds. so cooler today. santa ro

you can head to clayton gas and wash on clayton road for the bay's best price, which continues to be 3.89. of course, it costs more if you want to get the car wash there. a different wash in the south bay. it's the best buy at 3.99 for cupertino, car wash on north anza boulevard. our third price here. it's the same best as the second in marin county. mill valley's got arco on redwood highway, and i don't know if they have a car wash. i did check google street view. it didn't look like they had that. we'll look over at gasbuddy.com. you choose your station. let's get out to the roadways where we're looking at a smooth flow of traffic. nice drive. the earlier crash did clear without injuries reported, and now lanes are clear. north 101 at oakland road there on city streets. now the first the backup that was a little more focused is actually looking a lot better now. traffic flowing past the scene. more traffic building, of course. out of the east bay. back to you. backup, indeed. thanks, mike. there's no new plans for the oakland coliseum just yet, but people on social media have some

what just happened is we saw vote come in from clayton county. clayton county is a democratic county. you can look at the margin right there. obviously, joe biden leads the county pretty handling and over the course of the night, they have been the county that has been reporting hats off to them for working through the night in continuously churning out votes. and as they have continuously churned out votes, batch after batch, after batch, even if it was only 200 votes, we're going to joe biden by a rate of about 84, 85%. that was what he was above what he needed. he's been overperforming. reason why democratic county reason why mail-in vote. it's what we've seen across several states. and that put joe biden over the top you might also remember it took four days before we had a winner. >> so what should we expect things to be like this year? that's a question a lot of people are asking cnn's zachary wolf, author of cnn's, what matters newsletter, has been looking think in to that question. he joins us now in washington. zachary, what have you fou

so in concord, you head to clayton gas and wash on clayton road in the city of concord. despite the name, that's the bay's best, which continues to be 389. they're a different car wash in the south bay there. best buy is 3.99. that's cupertino, car wash on north deanza boulevard. the last prize. same best price in marin county. mill valley's arco on redwood highway. i don't think they have a car wash there, but you can find one nearby. i'm sure you go to gasbuddy.com to find the nearest gas deal for you on the roadways. we're looking at a smooth flow of traffic right now. early start to folks driving throughout the bay. no major issues even at the top of the screen. highway 37 has no delays, and a live look at the bay bridge a clear view. contrary to yesterday, kari talked about those winds drying things out for causing an issue this morning. so watch for those high fire danger creeping up on us later on today. back to you. all right. speaking of creeping up, mike, holiday shopping is creeping up on us. shoppers want to shop. they just want to know they're getting those

right, clayton, but we still use them. well, yeah, we kind of banned them. and we kind of... we shouldn't use them anymore, and like, the fusion bombs, we kind of shouldn't use them anymore, but when nato wants to use them in their attacks, nato gets away with it because... decided they wanted a war in afghanistan, we just started it and sent the americans to their deaths, and then obama came along, and of course, obama was the greatest, right, he was the coolest in american history, but also the bloodiest, did you know that on his third day in office obama approved a strike on pakistan that killed 20 civilians, but it was okay, you know why? because they covered it right, according to the new york times, every time the obama administration killed a civilian, they called him a combatant if he was a draft- age male, unless there was evidence that he was a civilian, notice how the times calls it an ambiguous method, there you go imagine that it was your son who was killed by a foreign soldier who invaded your country, but since the son was already a civilian a

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clayton is rooting for dallas and jackson is a niners fan.his will be our first time going to a game together. the alhambra niners fans from texas and are finally enjoying a chance to freely wear their niners gear without catching grief. we're from el paso. it's basically cowboy country, so i mean, we get a lot of hate from friends and sometimes family with people from all over the nation visiting santa clara for the big game. nearby businesses, including pizza my heart, are getting a slice of the profits from additional football loving customers. every single game day. our doors are flooded, packed outside and we have people coming in buying beers, whole pizzas and it affects every business in this whole plaza. nearby hotels are benefiting too. we checked and most only had just a few rooms left. a longtime rivalry generating excitement and profits. and it's not too late to attend the big game. i checked online and you can score a ticket anywhere from 200 to $700. or you can watch the game from the comfort of your own home right here on nbc b

and it's all landed around 300 kilometers west of japan's northern region of clayton us has condemned. the launch from mcbride has moved from south north korea's state run media has confirmed the launch of this intercontinental ballistic missiles, a saying that it's set new records, clearly trumpeting it as a major success also can reading defiance remarks from lead a kim jungle and saying that the northeast committed to developing its nuclear arsenal. come what may, the launch has been condemned by officials from the us from japan and also south korea with those same officials saying that this could be a new type of solid fuel this sol being developed by north korea. also confirming that it's set a record flight time of nearly 90 minutes on reaching it altitude of some 7000 kilometers above the earth's surface. just this week, intelligence officials that a briefing for south korean lawmakers had will. and that the northwoods possibly preparing for this icbm launch. i got the same briefing also warnings that north korea could be preparing for another nuclear test to coincide with the

3 other towns was in place to buy the front line positions in the region. rosie if it goes in the clayton have admitted to the fame you to disclose the list of cisco. so for me, i will not reveal any military secrets if i say that the front line has collapsed. firstly, there is a lack of ammunition and weapons available. so secondly, there are not enough people, and there are no reserves, and the people are tired and they are simply not pulling their weight on the front lines. and thirdly, there is an imbalance in leadership board and you still hear their voice at the latest. either the front line will remain stable or it will collapse. there is no other option. is the collapse of the front currently possible? this question remains an answer, but there are signs of a so called tactical crisis in several areas. field commanders report that those joining their ranks do not have a high level of combat readiness or the ability to carry out tasks. in terms of military strategy, i believe that the situation is unlikely to change. for my inquiry, i'm in a den, put my eyes on very intelligent, un

went talking about trump, different ballgame and the names are all over the place, j clayton, the formerhair, great security lawyer. i heard his name as a potential cia chief, j is too nice to put a drone strike on somebody. more likely he could be attorney general. treasury secretary john paulson is right there. he was on the stage at the economic club when donald trump gave a big economic speech, he could be the treasury secretary, he runs a huge hedge fund, financial implications so we will see how that turns out. a guy named dan gallagher could be sec chair although he's got financial considerations, general counsel for robin hood, his stock options are in the black, he's making a ton of money. these are all considerations bouncing around the. it would be a more free market white house the you have the trade specter hanging over these choices even though someone like dan gallagher is not only free-trade, trump has pushed populism and tariffs so it will be interesting to see how that push and pull works out. it may be donald trump uses tariffs as a way to seek concessions when the eco

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baseball, and boston beating the yankees, this team is world championship caliber team, shut down by claytone prime of his career but a good pitching staff and the yankees aren't hitting. aaron judge, best hitter in the lifetime, that i didn't think was possible not hit anything. he only has a handful of hits. stuart: hope springs eternal. thank you very much. still had, jimmy failla on a new ad by julia roberts urging wives of trump supporters to secretly vote for kamala harris. congressman darrell isa deals with china covering a thousand warheads by 2,030. are we going to pay for it? john levine on fox confirming new york city sent 4,500 migrants back to texas. morgan ortagus on air and threatening unimaginable consequences, their words, for israel's latest attacks, the 11:00 hour is next. ♪ ♪ new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job on indeed, it's easier for talented candidates to find it. which makes it easier for you to hire them. visit indeed.com/hire do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you

joining me now to talk about this is anderson clayton. thank you so much for joining me. us what the recovery process is in your state and how it is going. >> north carolina's western part of the state has been ravaged by hurricane devastation. we are still in active search and recovery mode now. anyone that needs help and assistance can see all of the resources available to folks who have dealt with flooding, devastation or the collapsing of homes across the western parts of the state. we know folks are still out there. we want them to get out. we are appreciative of governor cooper and the resources given to north carolina already. >> all of our hearts are out there. and, the devastation is just staggering. i do wonder, such a critical state in the 2024 election. how optimistic are you that local elections officials can get things up and running in time for voters to start voting in a matter of weeks? >> we have every confidence in the election process for our state board. our board of elections director has actively already called the state board of elections together

harris campaign from the economic standpoint is dominated by this elite, trump you will have jay clayton, larry kudlow is not officially part of it but people who play about the real economy, inflation, people who scrimp and save every day to get by. the harris people are saying look at the numbers. wage growth, inflation is down. they don't -- inflation is down, the rate. prices are still high. that is basic stuff they don't get. david: average americans are underwater. betting markets. i want to get into that. they do show they were showing harrison biden about equal until the second week of october. trump -- is that an anomaly? charles: it could be. i pay more attention to the nate silver thing. he's got them even or trump just ahead based on certain metrics he does deep dives into. if you are looking at this race right now it could change, trump wins today and only because the momentum has switched his way. what was fascinating about the momentum switch it wasn't necessarily anything trump said or did. it is what kamala harris did. she came out of her shell, started doing relatively

also anderson clayton, chair of the north carolina democratic party.ming to the saturday show. you were supposed to be on the show last weekend and we were not able to make it happen, i am glad you are here tonight. trump's running mate has been accusing the biden administration of abandoning north carolina, is it true? >> know and it is irresponsible of republicans to politicize a operation still ongoing for search and rescue in north carolina and we have seen both republicans and democrats come together across the state and support relief efforts including governor cooper signing into law the bill that republicans and democrats passed that gave over 275 million toward relief efforts in the western part of the state. >> as we see in the box next to you, we see the vice president arriving at a restaurant in north carolina, she is on her 19th visit to the state since this election cycle got started. she is talking in the tan suit. nikki, you pushed back on the governor's false claims about the pandemic, what is it like to be fighting republican lies abo

anderson clayton chair of the democratic party. thank you so much.put up on our site a link to some of the sites you mentioned where people can go for help. thank you so much for your time tonight. >> thank you. >>> we have much more to get to this evening. israel vows to retaliate for the iranian missile strike yesterday. what could that mean for the region and also the u.s. presidential election. we'll talk to editor david road about that, next. one extra push and... crack! so, we scheduled at safelite.com. we were able to track our technician and knew exactly when he'd arrive. we can keep working! ♪ synth music ♪ >> woman: safelite came to us. >> tech: hi, i'm kendrick. >> woman: with a replacement we could trust. that's service the way we want it. >> vo: schedule free mobile service now at safelite.com. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ (children speaking) millions of children are fighting to survive due to inequality, conflict, poverty and the climate crisis. save the children® is working alongside communities to provide a bette

. >> chair of the democratic chair anderson clayton, thank you for joining us this morning. >>> up nexts secures the endorsement of governor arnold schwarzenegger. what he is saying about his decision to cross the aisle and support the vice president. >>> coming up on "morning joe," donald trump and kamala harris are making their final pitches in those series of key battleground states. we'll get a look at each candidate's message to voters as both sides deal with the fallout from comments relating to garbage. senior adviser for the harris campaign, adrienne elrod, will weigh in on that. >>> also ahead, we have actors in studio to discuss their latest project, john turturro and tony shalhoub. >>> "morning joe" is moments away. even works on colors. i slide tackled. i see that. it's got to be tide. (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) start your day with nature made. and try new zero sugar gummies. >>> welcome back. actor and former governor arnold schwarzenegger is the latest prominent republican to back kamala harris for president. in a lengthy endorsement post on x yesterday, schwarzenegger wrote in part t

and importantly the chair of the north carolina democratic party anderson clayton.erson, you've been watching with us because we were going to start with a focus on north carolina. trump's trip yesterday where he snarled traffic and refused to condemn threats of violence against fema workers, as is often the case president obama sort of scooped us and mentioned it here in this closing message to voters about what kind of person essentially goes and spreads disinformation while others are trying to help. first your reaction to president obama. >> well, he just gave me the energy that i needed to make sure that my feet are on the ground for the next 14 days knocking doors and doing everything we can to make sure that kamala harris and tim walz get elected. but we also know that he made a great point about how dangerous donald trump's agenda is when you're spreading disinformation, particularly in impacted communities in western north carolina right now. we've even seen his former national security adviser, folks like olivia troye here in north carolina even come out a

they come right back down clayton 84 windsor also 84 rutherford 82 degrees.d also 80. san carlos at 77. oakland 74. in the city officially hit 68. santa rosa livermore menlo park san jose 80s yesterday. we're going 70 today 78, 78, 76 and 76 on those forecast highs. pretty little system dragging across us. i've said, you know, mainly san pablo bay, marin county north would not surprise me if a little a little bit of light rain fell. i don't think south of that it will happen. but because of the cloud cover, our lows are held up 50s, mid 50s to 60s. so cool to mild. the key is not going to be so much the front. it's going to be the low that's dropping in. the low is going to take a path. whether highway northeast california clipped the sierra. so better opportunity up there for some rain and high elevation snow. and then clip las vegas and eventually end up in northern arizona. so cloudy. mostly cloudy. cooler today. maybe some light rain to the north. the key will be friday. saturday? yes. possibility of picking up. you know it's october, so we have to always

clayton is rooting for dallas and jackson is a niners fan. this will be our first time going to a game together. the alhambra niners fans from texas and are finally enjoying a chance to freely wear their niners gear without catching grief. we're from el paso. it's basically cowboy country, so i mean, we get a lot of hate from friends and sometimes family with people from all over the nation visiting santa clara for the big game. nearby businesses, including pizza my heart, are getting a slice of the profits from additional football loving customers every single game day. our doors are flooded, packed outside and we have people coming in buying beers, whole pizzas and it affects every business in this whole plaza. nearby hotels are benefiting to. we checked and most only had just a few rooms left. a longtime rivalry generating excitement and profits. and it's not too late to attend the big game. i checked online and you can score a ticket anywhere from 200 to $700, or you can watch the game from the comfort of your own home right here on nbc b

it was 102 in concord and clayton and walnut creek, while livermore topped off at 105 degrees.was down from 108 yesterday. it was 108. in gilro, 96 degrees in napa. we do have the north bay hills that excessive heat warning will allow to expire tonight at 11 p.m. it sounds a little convoluted because meanwhile, we still do have that excessive heat warning in effect for most of the inland areas as our temperature tops off in the triple digits. in fact, this has been extended all the way until saturday night at 11 p.m. san francisco, with the heat advisory in place. and that will continue at least through tomorrow night. and all of the coastal areas as well. live weather camera looking out you can see the salesforce tower. not a cloud in the sky right now. we do still continue to have that offshore push. and that marine layer continues to just fall apart out over the open waters as our offshore flow continues at 61 degrees in half moon bay, it's 98. in concord, it's 91 degrees at this hour in fremont and in union city. and these temperatures are up to 13 degrees cooler. doesn't f

great big thank yous to rex clayton in pittsburg, cassie dingwell in tiburon. the marin and walnut creek. it was a rainbow kind of morning. roberta gonzalez here to look ahead at a pretty dramatic shift in the weather. roberta. >> yeah, and gasia, my email was just stacked with beautiful pictures in and around the bay area. and we really want to thank you all for sharing your neighborhood with us. and it felt like it was really raining today along portions of the peninsula, but the only thing i could come up with was a trace and accumulation at sfo. but you know what? even though we have a trace in concord, also at o, k and in santa rosa, it counts. it really does. and it dampens things, especially all the fuels that are extremely dry out there. this is the very fast moving cold front. and you can see that we are just on the tail end of this system as it continues to race to the east and lift to the north as well. and it appears at this particular time that we will see on the backside of this system here, right there, some gradual clearing of the sky. so you wi

if clayton were pitching, we would have two representatives in the games over the next couple of weeksand every ambassador plays a role for driving awareness of the grand. snoop is a great example around the olympics. i think he was the mvp of the olympics from an ambassador perspective because he brings the image of the brand up but also makes more people than we would otherwise have aware of what our brand is and what it offers to consumers. liz: we're looking at the commercial, it's so much fun to watch during the olympics and during these commercials and when i saw that i thought this has really got to help but do you see an actual bump in sales of specific shoes that are tied to snoop dog or a martha stuart or chris taylor? >> yeah, absolutely. i mean, when we see certainly collaborations with key individuals hit the market, you know, consumers want to grab those. we certainly push those in our stores, but again, i would stress it's also about building overall awareness for the brand so they do more than just motivate sales for a particular shoe, but rather, they actually motivate

in crockett and clayton and in concord, 70 now, and palo alto through east palo alto. bit breezy for this evening commute. 13 mile per hour winds common throughout the east bay. 25 mile per hour gusts at sfo. we have the cold front. it is now out of here. you can see a little bit of pink on your screen over there. around that southern spine of the sierra nevada. that indicates some sleet did fall and we had some lightning bolts around the red bluff and mount shasta area between about two and 3:00 this afternoon. oh, did you see them right there? now, with the passage of that cold front as it sits over the arizona area and high pressure builds in, we will see a pressure gradient. therefore, wind advisory in effect for the santa clara valley as well as the east bay mountains and hills beginning tomorrow night through friday night with gusts up to 50mph. can't rule out even gustier winds and now included with the red flag warning that goes into effect tomorrow night at 11:00 through saturday, 5 p.m. is the city of santa cruz, 62,000 people with that red flag hosted there?

inaccurate reading. 100 reported in one neighborhood, menlo park, into the inner east bay 95 danville, clayton 91 lafayette. so again, the heat is on with the excessive heat warning going into tomorrow night for the bayside communities and the heat advisory for the coastline, as well as the north bay. just a reminder here. make sure you stay hydrated. avoid the outdoors during the afternoon heat if at all possible. so the futurecast here. we'll show you again wednesday into thursday. you notice the ridge begins to break down. it shifts inland. and this trough here to the north of us is going to be helping us out just a little bit. getting into the weekend, but still staying above average. and for the afternoon today we are 20 to 25 degrees above average on the peninsula, 100in redwood city for today. for the inner east bay, 105 in concord. just take it easy out there. not going to lose the heat tomorrow. slightly better on thursday. finally lose its grip on us. but we stay above average in many areas through the weekend. 90s for inland cities 80 around the bay, low 70s at the coast. back to yo

meanwhile, 76 degrees in concord and clayton and walnut creek. 74 there.erwise, 68 in palo alto. these temperatures are up to 14 degrees cooler than it was yesterday. at this time, i'm sure you feel the difference. then you couple in the breeze. that wind will continue. northwest 10 to 20. sunset tonight at 624. so here's that elongated front as it continues to surge to the south and slice through the bay area. will toss in a few clouds. we will call it sunny tomorrow and another seasonal autumn day before it begins to warm up. and mike and heather, we do have a chance of rain back in the forecast. we'll talk about that next time around. >> okay, see you in just a few. thanks so much, roberta. coming up tonight, the state superintendent of public instruction in san francisco, amid major challenges for sfusd. he was there for that. we'll have more on that coming up. plus, israel hits hezbollah's funding sources as the u.s. scrambles to get a ceasefire in place. >> i'm trey washington loves to talk. i love to get stuff done. it's who i am. as mayor, i tackle