i'm dara brown at msnbc headquarters. here's what's happening. >> new numbers out today from polls on the biggest races to early voter turnout to late court decision to allow thousands to vote in georgia. some dramatic developments. >>> final stretch. president trump on his 44-city blitz. his response if democrats take the house. >> the democrats -- and it could happen. it could happen. my whole life, you know what i say? don't worry about it. i'll just figure it out. >>> plus, obama back on the trail, the former president hitting voters hard with this message. >> the consequences of any of us staying home really are more dangerous because america's at a crossroads. >>> three days and counting. election day tuesday. but sweeping numbers of voters hitting the polls casts ballots. 31.5 million already voting uncharted territory for midterms by one account. >>> also historic battle of presidents. the former barack obama and current donald trump rallying supporters in key states. president obama in georgia with indirect yet s

i'm dara brown in new york at msnbc world headquarters. it's 7:00 in the east, 4:00 out west. here's what's happening. border deal, on or off? new confusion about a potential trump administration agreement with mexico. >>> asked and answered. the next step in a special counsel now that the president's team submitted his written answers. >>> the magic word about the white house. two dozen democrats just won't say. >> new this morning, deal or no deal. officials with the incoming mexican government are denying a possible border agreement with the u.s. it would represent an overhaul of american asylum policy forcing them to remain in mexico while courts process their claims. it is premature to talk about a border deal and two trump administration officials tell us that details are being worked out. president trump tweeted, this is the en for the so-called policy of catch and release, threatening again to close the southern border. more on this story ahead. >>> new remarks from a candidate in the year's final midterm election just two days away. president trump heads to mississipp

i'm dara brown in new york at msnbc world headquarters. it's 7:00 in the east, 4:00 out west. here's what's happening. recount in florida. outrage amid concerns that not every vote will be counted. >>> this rally is the respect and protection of democracy. >> we just want to make sure that people's votes are respected. >> how long the recount will take and what happens if races are still too close to call? >> president trump's trip to france and his moment with the russian president. plus what france's president had to say about nationalism. >>> historic and deadly wildfires, a look at the damage done in california and the growing danger that lies ahead. >>> new this morning, the recount is on in florida. the nation's largest -- no stranger to to recount but this is the first statewide recount ever. all employees working around the clock. they have until 3:00 p.m. thursday to machine count more than 8.2 million ballots. on the line, two of the most closely watched races. yesterday, unofficial results came in by noon deadline. republican leads shrunk even more. democrat andrew

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i'm dara brown in new york at msnbc headquarters. here's what's happening. unmistakable message. the federal government releases a warning about climate change at odds with the policy of president trump. this morning, who in washington is listening and what action will be taken as a result. >>> humanitarian crisis. a mayor of a border city asking for help as central american migrants arrive in his city. >>> questions answered, but there is one remaining issue looming over the mueller probe. >>> new today, the starkest warning to date on climate change. the government has released a major report detailing the impacts of global warming. it found that climate change is worsening natural disasters, threatening human health and undermining quality of life. the report found that the damage from climate change will reduce the size of the u.s. economy by 10% by the end of the century. scientists from 13 federal government agencies estimate that, quote, annual losses in some economic sectors could reach hundreds of billions of dollars by the end of the century, more than the current gross

i'm dara brown in new york at msnbc headquarters. he's's what's happening. his side of the story. the president says he is personally responded to the questions from robert mueller. >> i wrote the answers. my lawyers don't write answers. i'm sure they're tricked u. you have to be careful when you answer questions from people who ask questions. >>> dumpster fire, kellyanne conway's husband calling what's going on in the white house dumpster fire. they go back and hurt his wife. >>> any moment now the president is expected to arrive in california. he's meeting with the victims there. the death toll has risen to 74 people and officials say a thousand people could be missing. in a fox news interview taped yesterday, president trump doubled down on the fires being a management issue. >> what about the argument it's climate change, that it's dryer, it's hotter, and it's contributing to it. >> maybe. but you need management. i'm not saying it in a negative way. i'm saying the facts. >> we'll take you live there in a few minutes. >> also this morning two major political stories in full fo

. >>> good morning, i'm dara brown in new york. it is 7:00 in the east. 4 out west. here's what's happening. president trump visiting the damage left by the wildfires in california and pointing a familiar finger of blame. >>> leadership fight, this morning new insight into whether anyone wants to get in nancy pelosi's way. >>> plus questions about robert mueller's next move. answers could lie in dozens of sealed indictments. >>> president trump now back in washington from california. he toured the surreal devastation caused by the deadliest wildfire in california history. the president pledged federal resources and funding to help the recovery. he again blamed in the part the wildfires on forest management. >> just seeing this devastation change your opinion at all on climate change. >> no. i have a strong opinion. we are going to have forests that are very safe. we can't go through this every year. we go through this. and we're going to have safe forests. >> we'll have more on the deadly california wildfires and president's reaction in just a few minutes. also new t

. >>> i'm dara brown.sident trump is joining dozens of other world leaders this hour marking armistice day on 100th anniversary of the end of world war i. the president later today will visit a cemetery in paris where soldiers from world war i are buried. his chief of staff john kelley and the general of joint chiefs staff attended in his place. president trump is there. we're joined by nbc's white house correspondent kristen welker who is live in paris. good morning to you. >> reporter: hi, dara. good morning to you. this has already been a day of pomp and ceremony here in paris. and it has not been without its headlines. so far president trump, while arriving at this ceremony to mark the 100th anniversary to the end of world war i was greeted by a protester who ran out, got close to his motorcade a topless protester. police were quick to detain her. he then arrived, greeted president macron and also had a very brief hand shake with president putin. of course, all eyes on his interactions with president p

. >>> good morning, i'm dara brown in new york. it is 7:00 in the east. 4 out west.resident trump visiting the damage left by the wildfires in california and pointing a familiar finger of blame. >>> leadership fight, this morning new insight into whether anyone wants to get in nancy pelosi's way. >>> plus questions about robert mueller's next move. answers could lie in dozens of sealed indictments. >>> president trump now back in washington from ca

i'm dara brown in new york at msnbc world headquarters. it's 7:00 in the east, 4:00 out west.s happening. border deal, on or off? new confusion about a potential trump administration agreement with mexico. >>> asked and answered. the next step in a special counsel now that the president's team submitted his written answers. >>> the magic word about the white house. two dozen democrats just won't say. >> new this morning, deal or no deal.

. >>> i'm dara brown. the hour's top stories., the incoming government denies there was a&m agreement struck with the u.s. to hold migrants from the caravan in that country. trump administration officials told nbc news a deal had been reached to keep asylum seekers in mexico while the courts process their claims when that was made. >>> in france, 20 people including four police officers are suffering from injuries after protesters clashed with police. thousands of demonstrators gathered in paris to protest rising fuel taxes. >>> now back to "dateline." >>> welcome back to diet line. i'm craig melvin. michelle hadley was in jail, accused of multiple felonies, including stalking, and attempted forcible rape. had she sent those threatening e-mails to her former fiance's wife, or was this all a terrible mistake? her parents thought so. and were determined to help. but where to even start? here again is dennis murphy. >> the charges and the headlines were devastating. in an article in her hometown paper, the shorthand was that michell

i'm dara brown in new york at msnbc headquarters. he's's what's happening. his side of the story.he is personally responded to the questions from robert mueller. >> i wrote the answers. my lawyers don't write answers. i'm sure they're tricked u. you have to be careful when you answer questions from people who ask

. >>> i'm dara brown with top stories.ontinues to make his final push ahead of the midterms with events in montana and florida on saturday. trump focusing on immigration and the economy in his closing argument. he'll be in tennessee and georgia on sunday. >>> both candidates in the georgia governor's race are condemning a robocall from a white supremacist group aimed at stacey abrams and filled with racist and anti-semitic statements. now back to "what matters" with jacob soboroff. >>> we're headed back west to where i spent months this year, along the border. they could be the ones who decide who controls the house on election day. this is texas, where even the congressional districts are bigger. the 23rd stretches from suburban san antonio to the outskirts of el paso, so far away it's in a different time zone. and with separations and caravans and walls literally on the horizon here, the 70% of voters in the district who are latino have an opportunity to decide what matters most. this is a cucumber. it's covered in chili

i'm dara brown at msnbc headquarters. from polls on the biggest races to early voter turnout to late court decision to allow thousands to vote in georgia. some dramatic developments. >>> final stretch. president trump on his 44-city blitz. his response if democrats take the house. >> the democrats -- and it could happen. it could en

i'm dara brown in new york at msnbc headquarters. here's what's happening. unmistakable message.deral government releases a warning about climate change at odds with the policy of president trump. this morning, who in washington is listening and what action will be taken as a result. >>> humanitarian crisis. a mayor of a border city asking for help as central american migrants arrive in his city. >>> questions answered, but there is one remaining issue looming over the mueller ob

. >>> i'm dara brown.o make his final push ahead of the mid-terms with events in montana and florida on saturday. trump to concussion on immigration and the economy in his closing argument. he'll be in tennessee and georgia on sunday. both candidates in the georgia governor's race are condemning a robocall from a white supremacist group aimed at stacy abrams. >>> now back to "dateline". >>> it was starting to dawn on me that the size and scope of this fire was like nothing we had ever dealt with before, not even close because of the rate of speed that it was traveling was absolutely mind-boggling. >> we couldn't find a place that was safe. first of all, we were safe at home. that was okay. then that was dashed away from us. then we go to my ma's, if we're not safe the other place is safe. we get there and that's dashed away. it got to the point where we didn't know where to go. >> it felt very much there was something coming at you. you had to keep moving. >> it was like quick sand. every time we thought w

i'm dara brown at msnbc head quarters. it's 7:00 out east, 4:00 oeft west. here's what's happening.unted in razor-tight races. >> when you're in the white house, this is a very sacred place to be. this is a very special place to be. you have to treat the white house with rocky mountains. you have to treat the presidency with respect. >> the president lashing out at the media before