a couple days, let us know or be everywhere. >> congresswoman debbie dingell. so grateful to have you. all right. time now for sports las vegas aces star joe wilson makes wnba history, breaking the league single season scoring record. andy scholes has this morning's bleacher report. andy, good morning. morning. kasie so asia wilson, one of the most dominant players players the wnba has ever seen in last night's, he added yet another records are already storied career. the two time mvp getting this bucket near the end of the first half, give her 900 nerd, 41 points the most ever in a wnba season, wilson would finish with 27, just 44 points away from the first ever 1,000 points season after the game, wilson give all the credit to her teammates i don't get any of that without every single team made along the way. >> and i'm so grateful to be able to play with just and i said it on the broadcast just selfless women. they give it their all every single day and they either cure cells and that's what i loved the most and i'm trying not to get emotional but like my tea

it is always great to be with my dear friend debby dingell. when you are in a fight you want debby dingell on your side and thank god she's been on mine. we are joined by congress present haley, one of the most enthusiastic people i know. stand up, haley. and it doing an incredible job, she's out there somewhere. there. stand up, man. otherwise they will think your son is a congressman. there are two members of my cabinet here today, transportation secretary pete buttigieg. [applause] an, acting labor secretary julie su. we have changed the labor department. they understand that the word labor means union. [applause] they have helped make this the most pro-union administration in the history of the united states of america, period. it is. a lot of politicians have trouble saying the word union. it ain't worker. if union. union. kamala and i know how to say the word. we know the simple truth. wall street did not build america. the middle-class built america. i started saying this years ago and the press looked at me like i was nuts. i might be

if someone like donald trump is elected for the mideast representative, debbie dingell of michigan.y much for joining us. >> thank you up next, the former president trump's campaign on the attack after the attorney general, merrick garland condemn those using the u.s justice department as a political weapon. >> statements things are changing in changing wife. i'm not changed sexual orientation of not changing a polar good party. we don't go to the how for what we got here. >> okay car saturday, october 5th on cnn from need need it now save life, ready wallet, happy. that's 365 by whole foods market there are some things that work better together like your workplace benefits and retirement savings bowyer, helps you, choose the right amounts without over or under invested across all your benefits and savings options so you can feel confident in your financial choices they really know how to put two and two together well-planned, well invested, well-protected at mid mobile. >> we like to do the opposite of what big wireless does. they charge you a lot we charge you a little. >> they pu

. >> democratic congressman from michigan debby dingell joins us this afternoon. thanks for joining us now. i want to start in there so much to talk about what with the election in michigan and what we heard on what's ongoing. you have this sense from republicans there needs to be more pressure on iran and for democrats there need to be more pressure on the netanyahu administration israel. what is the path forward? >> we need a cease-fire. i want to be an equivocal -- what happened this weekend i don't have the facts and i'm getting them in the media like you are that they were shot and killed within the last 48 hours which is a sheer murder unforgivable and it's just but i also know thousands have died in gaza and their country has been destroyed. we need a cease-fire and all of the players had to negotiate in good faith on either side. we need a cease-fire. we need peace in the mideast and i'm glad to see the citizens standing up and saying to their leadership bring them home, bring the hostages home. people do not realize we have seen war like we haven't seen i

let's listen to what debbie dingell said think michigan is a dead heat. >> people know, but there's just a lot of people in the middle. i don't understand a times what people see in donald trump, they know what will happen to this country if he's president again but they believe strongly, and i it's just closer than people realize meredith white is this race is so incredibly literally historically close. when you look at the polling right now well, we're seeing that there still remain millions of undecided voters. >> and these people are younger. they seem to skew little bit male and there are a lot of educated women who were in this group who still have not made up their minds about harris or trump and both campaigns are working hard to try to win them over. and also find out where they are in these key battleground states so that they can campaign there and they can tailor their messaging for them. and the trump campaign and the harris campaign are on this blitz. in the next few days to try to go to these battleground states and make their message for the harris campaign to try to move

it's very close as debbie dingell is sounding the alarm, are you that worried i'm worried. >> i'm concerned because of there's so much at stake. the outcome of the election in michigan could be the outcome of the election for the whole country. we've got a lot riding on this and so i think whether we believe this polar that poll, i think it's correct to be concerned and to act on that to concern whether we think we're behind or not to campaign like we're behind every single day. we don't want to have a repeat of the over competence of 2016, which itself contributed to that loss. we can't let that happen again are you more or less worried than you were a month ago? i'm less worried than it was a month ago telling me why. well, because things have really come our direction, obviously with the decision that president biden made, it opened the door for kamala harris to become the nominee. and the increase in enthusiasm by the measures that we look at like if you're trying to run a campaign, you got to have people the knock on doors and make phone calls in michigan alone 35,000 new volunteers si

congresswoman debbie dingell, a survivor herself, had to hide in the closet, says congress has more work to do, particularly to keep guns out of abusers hands. the president of gun creases to chance of someone multi full the current law expires. >> in 2027 in washington, raquel martin. >> still ahead, why boeing workers, sarah walking off the job today? deep breath. cancer is a journey you don't take alone. you did it! our cancer care team works together to care for all that is you. i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. record budgets. fewer officers. business killing bureaucracy. the insiders won't change a system built for their benefit. i'm daniel lurie and san francisco needs a mayor unafraid to take on the status quo, bring accountability, and stop the excuses. >> well, it's the end of an era tax, formerly known as twitter has shut down its headquarters in san francisco. according to a report by fortune, the company sent a note to staff 2 weeks ago informing

this is what democratic congresswoman debbie dingell said just a little while ago this morning on cnn, this morning about the state of the race in battleground, michigan yesterday morning, one of my township supervisors called me and wanted to know what i thought and i said, well, what did you think that discussion probably right back down to earth. >> i think michigan is a dead heat but there's just a lot of people in the middle. i don't understand at times what people see in donald trump. they know what will happen to this country if he's president again. but they believe strongly and i, it's just closer than people realize all right with us now cnn senior political commentator ana navarro and former white house spokesperson under the george w bush administration. pete seat and anna, what debbie dingell said this morning, and she's she's always a sobering voice, i think for democrats to say don't go too far here made me think of a line that i read in the washington post overnight, which that some harris advisers have long been concerned that she faces an uphill challenge of reaching

. >> democratic congresswoman debbie dingell praise the debate performance, but then she said there was this phone call that she had from one of her township supervisors and it really brought her back down to earth when they discussed how trump's message to mark's point resonated with people in this critical battleground state of michigan. here's what she said he stayed on message on immigration and immigration is a powerful, it leads to insecurity, fear, both in economics, the job market, with all due respect, i think to see him and then pull that shoulder four points up was not accurate. >> there had been two others polls in michigan that i've trusted know the pollsters that both showed, that statistical dead heat. it's just closer than people realize what do you think is this a orality hundred percent right i've known debbie a long time, so i'm biased. >> she's a friend of mine democrats who don't listen to debbie dingell are fools, knows michigan better than anybody happened in 20. she signed, sounded the warning 2016, people didn't listen to it by the way, it's just good sense. you

but let's go back to debbie dingell, who we were talking to about at the beginning who yes, we all talk to all the time one of the things that she's very focused on is labor because these were folks who in 16 helped donald trump when in michigan, i often like to say it wasn't so much that donald trump won michigan and 16, but hillary clinton lost, right? in 16, some of these labor workers who tended to go back to bill clinton, went to trump than in 2020. they went back to biden-harris, has some work to do so i think it's exactly why you saw her meeting with labor on monday doing what many former presidents have done, barack obama was here in detroit. on labor day, really firing up this base labor leaders tend to go democratic but labor workers, that is something she's going to need to watch so we're looking at that again, as i said, suburban moms open county, it's a microcosm for sure. >> all right. jonathan knows hosting zoe clark. thank you both so much for being on the show today. i really appreciate your time. >> all right. coming up next here on cnn this morning, the department of

congresswoman debbie dingell is here representing her husband who earned the award. several board members from the association of the former members of congress including our own mutual board member iliana ross lee. but, tonight, this is the moment where we talk about cheryl. who has given us distinguished service in trying times. our democracy depends on public service. many of whom you did not know. there was a time where not everyone on television knew who cheryl johnson was. now that has changed. here she was. a public servant who quietly kept government functioning every day, every year, every month and our government requires officers like her to maintain order in times of disorder and to cross divides in times of division. the impressive list of today's speakers gives you a sense of how widely beloved cheryl is here on capitol hill and those of you that have joined us, thank you for taking the time to do that. we are here in statuary hall at the invitation of speaker mike johnson and we appreciate his offer to hold this event here. he has tied up with a few th

congresswoman debbie dingell, a survivor herself, had to hide in the closet. has more work to do? >> particularly to keep guns out of abusers hands. the president of gun creases to chances someone multi full the current law expires. >> in 2027 in washington, raquel martin. >> new cdc report finds that babies born in our state in 2021. can expect to live a shorter life. officials predict those born in 2021. will live just over 78 years. that's down from 81 years. in 2019 life expectancy dropped across the country in 2021, which experts say was likely caused by the pandemic. the cdc has not yet released twenty-twenty to life expectancy data at the state level. but the 2021 report found that hawaii had the highest life expectancy nationwide. and the fda is now mandating doctors alert patients of their density, which can help with early cancer detection. the fda mammography quality standards act was created in 1992. it ensures women across the country have high quality standards for cancer guard lists of geographic location. this week, the act was edited to requir

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. >> i was just talking to debbie dingell, who kind of laid it out of saying, yeah, i was thrilled as any democrat was by kamala harris is performing she was riding high. then she said she got on the phone with somebody that she really trusts in michigan who brought her back down to earth. she identified immigration as an issue that she thinks is one that is keeping this race as close as it is. what are you hearing? >> certainly immigration continues to be a big issue and one of the things that surprised the harris campaign was that donald donald trump didn't come back to it more and didn't beat her up more over it over the course of the debate but there is no one who is looking at any numbers, external numbers, internal numbers who doesn't think that this is a tight race. a lot of the people who are in and around the harris campaign right now, look at this and say yes, she had a good debate on tuesday night. they're obviously much happier with it than they were with the joe biden debate in june but that if the election were held tomorrow or this coming tuesday, i've talked to a numbe

congresswoman debbie dingell, a survivor herself, had to hide in the closet. has more work to do? >> particularly to keep guns out of abusers hands. the president of gun creases to chances someone multi full. the current law expires. >> in 2027 in washington, raquel martin. >> the fremont city council has appointed longtime community leader kathy kimber line as the new councilmember for district she will be replacing jenny cason who recently resigned. city officials say that she will serve for about 2 years until the 2026 november general election. and those results get certified. cumberland has roles with the tri-city nonprofit coalition and the fremont education foundation. coming up next, it to the a's temporary move to sacramento has not been approved while there's still some uncertainty as to where they're actually going to play next season. >> and tonight, it's a very important game for the oakland. ballers will see what's at stake. and a viral chocolate bar taking over the internet. and we have a live interview with a local pastry chef about this dubai

do that today and tomorrow here in michigan, we're excited michigan democratic congresswoman debbie dingell. >> i women i'm sure you know well, gave a reality check to democrats crowds after kamala harris has very strong debate, performance, listen to what she told cnn earlier today, earlier this morning i think michigan is a dead heat. >> there's just a lot of people in the middle to just closer than people realize what do you think? do you agree? what is commonly harris need to do to get ahead in michigan we always knew it was going to be close wolf. >> this is a state where you work hard for every vote and that's what we do. we've been doing it for years and we're going to keep doing it in the field, talking to to voters. and i think vice president harris and governor walz are doing exactly what they need to do. they're coming back to michigan. they're sending surrogates to michigan. they're supporting the work we're doing here on the ground and they're talking about the issues that matter to michiganders. they're reminding people who donald trump is, who he was as president and who he w

debbie dingell just released a statement about more violent incidents in ann arbor, calling it out as anti-semitic and saying others are about islamophobia, which are also being called that i should say sara jacobs called out some islamophobia this congresswoman, sara jacobs, about rashida tlaib, good for her at all, needs to be called that actually. >> thank you. >> coming up. we're going to turn that conversation to a very different direction. chaos and gridlock. why some election experts are already sounding the alarm about potential delays in counting 2024 ballots the tv moments that took culture over the edge, people are watching and then our world change. he had an explosive reverberation tv on the edge sunday at nine on cnn i thought we had a plan for dad. >> he was set to go to the senior living community, right by my house. >> then a friend suggested i talked to a place for mom they really opened my eyes my advisor and listened and understood his needs and showed us options that were still nearby, but a better fit for dad now, he's there's no warm, engaging community with the

or doesn't to what's going on at the top of the ticket, gretchen, i want you to listen to what debbie dingell congresswoman from michigan, of course, who i kind of called the sandra the democratic party because she back in 2016 was warning more privacy i believe in publicly the clinton campaign, you've got to get hillary clinton to michigan and we know what happened. >> she ended up losing michigan because perhaps they didn't heed her warnings. listen to what she said. to kasie hunt this morning i was ecstatic like every other democrat. as i've watched the debate she got under his skin, one of my township supervisors called me and wanted to know what i thought. and i said, well, what did you think that discussion brought me right back down to earth? it's just closer than people realize it's trench warfare right now, six of the seven battleground states, early voting starts either today or moving forward in the next week. >> the biggest thing to me is that harris needs to get voters to back harris and not just opposed trump. so the abortion add to me is excellent. however, people know where sh

was proud to be able to invite and join director chopra of the cfpb, along with congresswoman debbie dingelln hosting a round table on the impact of medical debt on our families. we talked about the groundbreaking propose albie the biden administration -- proposal by the biden administration that would change the lives of millions of people, where we would ban and prohibit medical debt from appearing on people's credit report. i know this step is long overdue. having introduced legislation like the restoring unfairly impaired credit and protecting consumers act, which would prohibit outright the reporting of medical debt on consumer reports. today 15 million americans have $49 billion in medical debt on their credit reports today. in wayne county, which is the largest county in michigan, nearly one in six residents have medical debt. but behind these numbers are real people. they're our families whose lives are being impacted by this crushing burden, all because they got sick. we heard this firsthand from one of my residents, erica price. who was devastated by our broken health care system w

i mean, we because as i'm sure you know, your fellow congresswoman, debbie dingell, a very well she was out there in 2016 saying that trump could win michigan. now she says there's a union hall problem. i want to ask you, based on what you hear in your district what do you view as kind of the critical group of voters, a place where democrats can win or lose the election in michigan well, yes. >> so look, i represent oakland county, michigan. this 15, 20 years ago was a republican county. we now have democratic oakland county executive and david coulter. we are expecting a half 1 million votes, nearly in my district alone and we also have a trajectory of strong democratic female leadership. and what you have is a result of that kasie is you have incredibly exercised volunteers. precinct delegates, people doing the deep but work in their neighborhoods. i represent communities called bloomfield hills and birmingham, michigan. these are very traditionally republican areas that have now turned and they're going to continue to go in our direction. but just as the two voters who you spoke to r

deserves to be there and that's the wind for her i want to play something that the congresswoman debbie dingell, who was on cnn earlier, said, michigan congressman with a warning for democrats, this watch this i was extended like every other democrat as i watched the debate she got under his skin, one of my township supervisors called me and wanted to know what i thought. and i said, well, what did you think that discussion probably you're right back down to earth. it's just closer than people realize think that's i mean, i served with debby. >> she's she's house to straight up. she's tells you it tells it like it is. and i think that the president was he defensive shore. i mean, it was three against one. you have to anybody objective little guy that it was three against one. but i'll say, you know what, when she was she saying there is he was on message such about immigration, which is a real problem flooding the country with unvetted millions of illegals in the border, an open border, its a problem. it's created crime, 100% created crime. people, women have been raped, people have been killed

this was michigan congresswoman debbie dingell to people's fear people we also need to understand and what he is and how much he is contributing wow. all right. joining us to discuss jonah goldberg, cnn political commentator, co-founder of the dispatch alex thompson, cnn political analyst, national political reporter for axios. karen finney, a cnn political commentator, former senior adviser to hillary clinton's 2016 campaign and david urban, cnn senior political commentator there and former senior adviser to donald trump's 2016 campaign. welcome to all of you. thank you for being here it's another week of difficult conversations about violence in our politics. when we should be covering polling and ads and other things. instead, we're talking about bullets and assassinations jonah goldberg, we were obviously struck by what j.d. vance said, there about how well no one is shooting at kamala harris. curious what you hear in that because at a time when we are getting bipartisan calls to tone down the rhetoric curious if you think that that lines up with it i think j.d. >> vance has as a

congresswoman debbie dingell, a survivor herself, had to hide in the closet. does congress has more work to do? >>particularly to keep guns out of abusers hand the president of gun creases to chances someone multi full the current law expires. >>in 2027 in washington, raquel martin. >>just in time for hotter, weather pg and e bills are now going up once again. this is now the 4th rate increase this year. kron four's michael thomas has the details on what this will mean for your bills. >>this pg e price hike comes as the company enters its 4th quarter. keep in mind, customers like you and i are already paying on average about $281 a month for gas and electric. and in the next 3 weeks, we're going to be paying about 5 to $6 more thursday night, the california public utilities commission approved another price hike for pg e that begins on october. first. that's when customers like missus. mcdaniels will see an increase on their bill for about 5 to $6 every month. >>i think unfair. i think also a lot of people struggling in today's economy and they're going up lik

this month i join congresswoman debbie dingell and our wayne county executive, warren evans, for a town hall to discuss the impending radioactive waste shipments that are coming to michigan from new york. this waste and thousands of other truckloads our residents never hear about comes to our community, right into our backyard, because michigan has become the country's hazardous waste dumping ground. wayne county, the largest county in michigan, is home to six of michigan's eight hazardous waste dumps. our laws must change, madam speaker. we must protect our residents. i don't know if folks know, but it costs about $13 to dispose a ton of waste in a landfill in wisconsin. but it only costs 36 cents in michigan. we've made ourselves the most attractive place in our nation to dump hazardous waste while surrounded by 84% of our country's freshwater. it doesn't make sense. the truth is our environmental protection laws aren't strong enough to protect our people. they certainly do not go far enough to protect working families and communities of color. i introduced the communetive impacts act