duckett and i will show you who gracie is when we get to her monument. one thing that's interesting, every time it rains, we see more seashells, the seashells in the ground, they are big symbols and black cemeteries. the sea represent a symbolized the sea brought you here and it will take you home. so we see seashells but we need to remember this land was also native land and could have been used by native americans especially shells we find by the water. just come here quick and we can look at the original entrance, this car parked illegally. the original entrance, think of iron fence, no building, so here's a seashell. here is one. you see them all through the dirt. through the dirt. so going back to the - please walk forward so you can all see the seashells as you look up. i would love for you to see that. this is actually think of a fence. these are bars in here to separate, this is part, look how those, it was a path and went to two cemeteries. this is the old methodist burying ground. when they got their own church in 1816 they still share the ceme

so now they'll be able to talk about gracie duckett and i will show who gracie is when we get to her monument. i do want to walk over really quick because one thing that's really interesting. every time it rains, we see more seashells. so seashells in the ground and we know that they are big symbols in black cemeteries. and the sea represented symbolized. the sea brought you here and it'll take you home and so we see seashells, but we need to remember that this land was also land and could have been used as shell middens by native americans, especially the shells that we find down by the water. so just come here quick and we can we can look at the original entrance. this car parked illegally. so the original entrance, i think of iron fence, no building. so. so here's a seashell. that was easy. here's one now. so you see them all through the dirt. through the dirt. okay. so going back to the. oh, please walk forward. you can all see the seashell. you walk up. i would love for you all to see that this means first enslaved you know this is actually think of a fence. these are bars and h

this is the singer gracie abrams. earlierwe this is the singer gracie abrams. earlier we saw the mayor speaking in support of kamala harris. he's wearing a high visibility vest. earlier, he spoke to reporters from a garbage truck — seeking to amplify a remark made by president biden in which he appeared to call mr trump's supporters "garbage." let's hear donald trump's response. how do you like my garbage truck— how do you like my garbage truck was_ how do you like my garbage truck was not _ how do you like my garbage truck was not this _ how do you like my garbage truck was not this truck- how do you like my garbage truck was not this truck is i how do you like my garbage truck was not this truck is ini truck was not this truck is in honour_ truck was not this truck is in honour of— truck was not this truck is in honour of kamala _ truck was not this truck is in honour of kamala joe - truck was not this truck is in| honour of kamala joe biden. in the battleground state of north carolina, kamala harris focused her speech around saving democracy and unity. and i

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docket and i'll show you gracie is when we get to her monument . one thing that's interesting, every time it rains we see more seashells . there's seashells in the ground and we know they are bowls of black cemeteries in the sea symbolized, the sea brought you here and it will take you home so we see seashells but then we need to remember this land was also native land and could have been used by native americans and especially these shells we find it down by the water. so just come here quick and we can look at the original entrance and this there's a car parked illegally. so the original entrance , think of iron fence. low buildings. so here's a seashell. that was easy. here's one. so you see them all through the dirt. through the dirt. so going back to, please walk forward so you can see the sea shells as you walk up area i would love for you all to see that. this is actually, think of a fence. these are bars in here . see, look how it goes. then it was a path . and it went to two cemeteries and this is again what we call the old methodist buryi

mandela barnes, i can we hear it for amazing musicians, gracie abrams. [cheering].rted, here in madison, you can then early and now through sunday november 3rd. we need you to vote early wisconsin, because, we have six days left in one of the most consequential elections of our lifetime. and we have work to do, but we like hard work. hard work is good work. hard work is joyful work. and make no mistake, we will win. [cheering]. harris: we will when. we will win and i will tell you, we will win, we will win because when we know what to stand for coming you know went to fight for. [cheering]. c7 and we know, we have an opportunity, and listen, we all want the war in gaza dan. as soon as possible and i will do everything in my power to make it known and everybody has the right to be heard and right now i am speaking. [cheering]. [background sounds]. >> so madison, we have an opportunity this election, to turn the page and indicative donald trump, try to keep is divided and afraid of each other. that is so yes, that madison, that is not who we are. [cheering]. >> and, f

harris was also in wisconsin joined on stage with entertainers including gracie abrams and mumford & sons and really trying to distance herself from biden's garbage comment and trump's garbage truck. >> we have an opportunity in this election to turn the page on a decade of donald trump, trying to keep us divided and afraid of each other. >> coming up in the next half hour we'll have a live report as both candidates rally for undecided voters. this time, out west. >>> let's come home to the bay area now and a campaign controversy turned into a hate crimes investigation. you see that sign right there. it has got some spray paint on it. signs for two asian american candidates defaced with racist graffiti. posters belong to city council candidate and mayoral candidate spray painted in red with the words "no asians" and no no. the vandalized banners were on barbara lane which is an area that is known for asian restaurants and he saw it. how did he respond? >> you know, hate, i can't let hate overtake, you know, this matter. and so, you know, first action i took the next day was to go put

vice president kamala harris brought her own star power with performances from mumford and sons and gracie abrams. >> just like wisconsin's state motto tells us we will move forward. >> reporter: it was her third stop of the day after stumping through north carolina which trump also hit and pennsylvania. yesterday a judge there extend -- extended the deadline for mail-in voting in bucks county after former president trump filed a lawsuit over long lines and reports of voters being turned away. voters there now have until close of business tomorrow to apply for and receive a mail-in ballot. the midwest is home to hundreds of thousands of union workers which could be key in tight race -- races in swing states like wisconsin and michigan. angel sharpe has been knocking on doors in detroit for months. >> i might have knocked over at least 500. >> reporter: encouraging fellow members of the service employees international union to get out and vote. what do you hear from people about what they're hearing about the candidates? >> i tell you always look it up for yourself. >> reporter: both of the

graci esta noche noticias telemundo revisarÁ nuevas pruebas. los Ángeles, california, anunciÓ hoy que van a evaluar nueva informaciÓn sobre el asesinato cometido por los hermanos menÉndez, quienes les dispararon mortalmente a sus padres hace 35 aÑos. se termina la huelga. maÑana los estibadores regresarÁn a trabajar en los 36 puertos del este y el golfo, tras un acuerdo laboral preliminar alcanzado hoy asciende la cifra de muertos por el que ya se reportan al menos 215 vÍctimas fatales. y aÚn hay cientos de desaparecidos. la ayuda llega poco a poco a los lugares mÁs remotos en carolina del norte, lo liberan bajo fianza. noticias telemundo conversÓ en exclusiva con los padres peruanos de un joven con autismo que fue arrestado en septiembre en florida durante una parada de trÁfico defendiendo a su padre. hoy francisco duerme en casa y de esta manera comenzamos noticias telemundo en la noche con aranza loizaga. bienvenidos y muchas gracias por acompaÑarnos esta noche. las noticias nos llevan hasta los Ángeles, california, con el controversial caso

graci esta noche noticias telemundo.ares abrieron fuego en contra de una camioneta en la que viajaban mÁs de 30 migrantes en chiapas, mÉxico. al menos cuatro de ellos fallecieron y hay una decena de heridos. el huracÁn elÍn es el mÁs letal desde katrina. hay al menos 189 muertos en seis estados, pero aÚn hay desaparecidos. entre ellos trabajadoras hispanas. hablamos con sus familias. el ex astro de los dodgers, fernando valenzuela, estÁ hospitalizado. el equipo confirma que estarÁ ausente de las transmisiones mientras se enfoca en su salud. tenemos reacciones desde el chÁvez ravine. la huelga de los 45.000 trabajadores portuarios podrÍa ocasionar escasez de productos, aumento en los precios y afectar a cientos de miles de empleos, entre ellos los de los camioneros. noticias telemundo en la noche con arantza loizaga. quÉ tal? les saluda johana suÁrez en ausencia de aranza loizaga hace unasencia horas se reportaron disturbios en el zÓcalo de mÉxico durante la protesta por el aniversario de la masacre de tlatelolco ocurrida

president harris will treat her supporters to another concert with musical acts like mumford and sons and gracie y abrams. harris has made what could be the most important address of her campaign. a closing argument to voters about why they should put their faith in her as a leader. brie jackson has more on this historic address. >> reporter: a critical moment in the 2024 presidential race. vice president harris making the case that the former president is a threat to democracy. delivering her closing argument from the ellipse as a reminder of the day trump urged his supporters to go to the u.s. capitol on january 6th. >> and sent an armed mob to the united states capitol to overturn the will of the people in a free and fair election. >> reporter: harris sending an optimistic message about the country's future if she's elected. >> i will deliver tax cuts to working people and the middle class. i will make sure you have a chance, not just to get by, but to get ahead. >> reporter: former president trump arguing that harris is the one dividing the country. >> a campaign of destruction. but really,

one of our colleagues, gracie, took this picture right outside of our studio in san jose last night, and this one was taken by janelle wang off of 280. wow. the comet's orbit only takes it near earth every 80,000 years. so this next few days is your only chance to see it. the comet will be visible over the next couple of nights. that's so exciting. jeff, tell me. tell me more about the comet. look at this. well, it's an icy body. it's getting closer to the sun, so we get that reaction. is that what causes that? yeah. and then you see that. that brightness in the sky. it's not moving. it's just kind of there. yeah. it'll just be. it'll just be there and there are some reports. the tail of the comet stretches on for over 10 million miles. yeah. so the debris field is so large, we're able to see that. we're going to get you those details here on the comet tonight. also, of course, a shower chance in the works this week. let's start it off with the comet. it's exciting. and we'll only be able to see it next couple of days. and all of our lifetimes. and you'll see what you want to look fo

reporter: tonight, in madison, wisconsin, she'll headline a rally/concert featuring hit makers like gracieams and mumford & sons. ♪ ♪ it's a gathering designed to grab the attention of the 50,000 college students who call madison home. >> i think the most important issues that i kind of look for is, are they going to value you as a person and a human being? >> i don't really like either candidate. i just agree with a few more of kamala's opinions. >> reporter: they are a critical demographic for harris. the latest cbs news poll finds harris leading trump among young voters nationwide by 23 points, roughly the same margin that separated biden and trump among young voters in 2020. in washington, d.c., last night, harris' rally drew an estimated 75,000 people, a crowd that stretched from the ellipse to the jefferson memorial. the images already showing up in new campaign ads. >> in seven days, we have the power to turn the page. >> reporter: today, harris picked up another high-profile republican endorsement, this time from former california governor arnold schwarzenegger. in a social media p

so beautiful, gracie weighs 9 pounds, 9 ounces and she was born october 8, thrilled for the family. -year-old olivia builds to be a big sister sending all the best to the family. we can't wait to see you again when you're ready. tomorrow and sunday among the guests, eric tom, a lease symphonic and should donald trump when? it's fantastic, i would know, i'm honored everyday nine to noon. family of affiliates. according to the tv guide i just checked, time for fox news saturday night with jimmy failla and i watch from the studio. ♪ >> i'm jimmy failla and this is fox news saturday night. pop in. ♪ >> ten days until the election. trump was unbroken and kamala on xanax welcome to fox news saturday night at a wild time to be alive. this week again about a year ago with big dawn at mcdonald's and what most people are convinced kamala couldn't run a chick-fil-a on a sunday. >> pamela is a low iq person. [laughter] >> joining me now is a panel that needs to get tested but enough about their love lives, former cia officer because people talk when you pass out. the crowd gets nuts. [applause]

so beautiful, gracie weighs 9 pounds, 9 ounces and she was born october 8, thrilled for the family.via builds to be a big sister sending all the best to the family. we can't wait to see you again when you're ready. tomorrow and sunday among the guests, eric tom, a lease symphonic and should donald trump when? it's fantastic, i would know, i'm honored everyday nine to noon. family of affiliates. according to the tv guide i just checked, time for fox news saturday night with jimmy failla and i watch from the studio. ♪

mandela barnes, i can we hear it for amazing musicians, gracie abrams. [cheering].ll want the war in gaza dan. as soon as possible and i will do everything in my power to make it known and everybody has the right to be heard and right now i am speaking. [cheering]. [background sounds]. >> so madison, we have an opportunity this election, to turn the page and indicative donald trump, try to keep is divided and afraid of each other. that is so yes, that madison, that is not who we are. [cheering]. >> and, folks are exhausted and wanted to stop and pointing fingers it is time to start to lock arms together as a people to rise with each other. and it is time for new generation of leadership in america. [cheering]. >> and i am ready to offer that, as the next president of the united states rated. [cheering]. >> and was going to be know me, i'm not afraid of a fight him up as a prosecutor top law enforcement officer, i one fights. against the big banks the rigged our homeowners against colleges that scam the veterans and students and against predators who abuse women and

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louis was married to julie cartwright and gracie is the woman i told you about this home behind us.because her owner died. >> to say it again? click to see the woman i was telling you about who is in sleep for 70 years. >> she was enslaved for 70 years. i've recently been looking to the mount zion church records i can find her in the ledger in 1836 where she was enslaved literally sitting in the church pews with her church leader. now remember they allowed her to go to church. i've noticed every time a header on theth ledger wears a patty se was an enslaved woman. [inaudible] >> first i want to thank you all for coming to the oldest black cemetery in washington d.c. there only four ofmu us. so thank you for coming. i hope this is not our last interaction. we have online and off-line those volunteerso activities. i encourage you to follow us on instagram, check out our website. thank you. >> thank you. >> joining us now on american history tv is sarah barone and chair of the advisory council on historic preservation independent federal agency whose mission is what? >> to protect, pro

gracie says, it was great, it was fun and it showed as a side of doughnut trump nobody sees.omeone you never worked. somebody said it was hardworking -- heartwarming, the man ease more mcdonald's and he showed a, that is probably fair. gauvreau says it was funny in a troll kind of way, they are just jealous pick and love it, love that you gives dignity to all jobs, and you says it is not pandering orders respectful khakis meeting people at our level. thank you watching "fox news @ night", we are in los angeles, we will see you back here. hey, take a moment. do you know who we are? we are the kids you champion every day. we are the ones who dream big. and because of you, our dreams become a reality. these are more than just words. this is what we're all about. this is shriners children's™. because for more than 100 years now, shriners children's™ has been on a mission to provide the most amazing care anywhere. and guess what? it's working with more than 100 access points to care shriners children's™ able to reach more kids in even more places all around the world. when we need

invito a belinda, danna paola, a gracie, mariana, lele pons.masa. karla: es lo mÁs rico tostado. a la prÓxima me pueden invitar. raÚl: cada una tiene 800 calorÍas. sabes cuÁnto cuesta quemarlas? karla. ella la que mÁs te mando calorÍas. alan: imaginaste chicas que nunca compren una pizza. cuando cae la pizza se atraganta. raÚl: por eso no comen el borde. estoy de acuerdo con karla que lo mÁs sabroso que tiene la pizza. alan: yo no soy de pizza, pero cuando llega una puedes comer como mucho. karla: es que no ven lo e importancia de la historia. no es la pizza, es que cuando las mujeres nos juntamos solas comemos hasta lo que no se imaginan. alan: y se toman... karla: hasta lo que no se imaginan. raÚl: iban al baÑo juntas.—— y van al baÑo juntas. parece que tuvieran una vejiga comunitaria. [risas] alan: yo lo que quiero es conocer la casa de lele pons. esta preciosa. y guaynaa? dÓnde estÁ? karla: en el clÓset. alan: mira. es lo mejor que pueden hacer. se van de solteras. los que tienen pareja quÉ hacemos, dÓnde nos reunimos? karla: me estÁ dicien

wisconsin, harris kicked off her event with performances with musicians like mother and sons and gracie abrams in an effort to appeal to younger voters. earlier in the day when she was in raleigh she tried to vote on unity and tried to give an example when she was interrupted by a protester. >> as your president i promise to pledge to seek common ground and solutions to the challenges you face. i am not looking to score political points. i am looking to make progress. and i pledge to you i will listen to experts. i will listen to those impacted by the decisions i make and to people who disagree with me. and -- and importantly -- all right. hey, everybody, okay. you know, see this is the thing because we know we're actually fighting for our democracy. and unlike donald trump i don't believe people who disagree with me are the enemy. he wants to put them in jail. i'll give them a seat at the table. >> joining us now white house correspondent for the hill. alex, thanks for starting us off this morning. so we are five days to go, both candidates blitzing the battleground states. give us a s

. >> i am gracie mercedes.nd my family is from dominican republic. >> i live in los angeles, california. i identify as latina, indigenous. >> i currently reside in northern california. i identify myself as a second generation chicano. >> my name is carmen blanco. i identify as latina. i also identify as african-american. growing up my grandmother would speak spanish to me and i would answer back in english. i grew up in the 80's and 90's at a time when assimilation was everything. >> spanish was my first language but when i got to high school, i lost my ability to speak spanish. >> my father is from nicaragua. i'm first-generation. my mother is african-american. i did not really grow up with it in the household. my father was in that assimilation phase. english was really important for him. >> growing up, i didn't speak spanish fluently. it wasn't until my grandma passed away in 2016 when it really sparked my interest. >> my latin identity has been challenged because of my spanish fluency. >> definitely shame i

there will be some big bands coming through, we're talking about gracy abrams, mumford and sons. they're trying to not only mobilize young voters but what they call nontraditional voters especially in this key area of this battleground state, a place where you have a large college campus, lot of young voters a place if that turnout is high that usually means good things for democrats. >>> let's go to the trump campaign now the former president and his allies are definitely seizing on that comment from president biden. >> former president trump responded while rallying supporters earlier today in north carolina a state that's criticalfor his path to victory. here's what he had to say. >> my response to joe and kamala is very simple -- you can't lead america if you don't love americans. and you can't be president if you hate the american people. we know it's what they believe because look how they've treated you. they've treated you like garbage. >> dasha burns is in north carolina where the former president spoke earlier today, this is a 180 from yesterday when the trump campaign

our editor, gracie, took this picture right outside our studio here in san jose.at's a pretty darn good picture. this was taken by janelle wang off of 280. she's not just a journalist. she's an aspiring astronomer. folks, the comet's orbit only takes it near earth. every 80,000 years or so. this is really. let's face it, folks, our only chance to see it. the comet will be visible the next couple of nights, i think. yes. yeah. rob mayeda is here. now, rob, you have exactly when you can kind of check it out, right? yeah, it's a multi night event. so that's the good news. and the weather did cooperate today. keep in mind three nights ago we were watching the aurora borealis. now we've got a comet. so will the weather cooperate? yeah. and you know, even with the light pollution we have around the bay area, we're looking outside in front of the studio san jose. here's the view off to the west. if you look closely, the bright dot on the left with a little lens flare. that's venus. let's zoom in on that blurry white little trail there. that is the comet. and that is come

president harris, and they're using some big names, big bands to draw out young people, mumford and sons, gracie and when they get here, the hope is they will hear this message and really plea from the vice president that we just heard in raleigh. listen to what we just heard from her. >> you young leader, you have only known the climate crisis and are leading the charge to protect our planet and our future. you young leaders who grew up with active shooter drills, who are trying to keep our schools safe. you, who have known fewer rights than your mothers and grandmothers and are standing up to fight for freedom to make your own decisions about your own bodies. none of this for you young leaders is theoretical. this is not theoretical for you. it is not political for you. for our young leaders, this is your lived experience. and i see you. and i see your power. and i am so proud of you. >> reporter: and that's the message that she'll likely be making here in madison later today. this is a part of this battleground state that democrats do whatever they can to juice up the turnouts because not onl

. >> i am gracie mercedes and i'm from new york, originally new york city.inican republic. >> my name is wendy ramirez and i live in los angeles, california. i identify as latina, indigenous. >> my name is diego payan. i currently reside in northern california. i identify myself as a second generation chicano. >> my name is carmen blanco. i currently reside in greenville, south carolina. i identify as latina. i also identify as african american. >> growing up, my grandmother would speak spanish to me, i would answer back in english. and, you know, i grew up in the 1980s and 1990s, at a time where assimilation was everything. >> spanish was my first language. by the time that i got to high school, i lost my abily to speak spanish. i couldn't communicate with my mom really. >> my father is from nicaragua. i'm first generation, and my mother is african-american. so i didn't really grow up with it in the household. my father was in that assimilation phase. so english was really important for him. >> growing up, i didn't speak spanish fluently. and it wasn't real

our editor gracie took this photo right outside our studio in san jose. the comet's orbit only takes it near earth every 80,000 years. wow. so this is our only chance to see it. the comet will be visible the next couple of nights, and, rob, i know you are a huge fan of all things celestial. yeah, you know, astronomy is upstaging meteorology, and i'm fine with that. as long as meteorology cooperates, right? that's right. yeah. it'd be terrible if we had clouds. and you just missed out on the comet that's here. every 80,000 years. that'd be pretty disappointing. yeah, we had to have some views. the good news, unlike the aurora, which is a one night event, usually you're going to have multiple nights. hopefully, again, the weather cooperates to see this in the western skies. and this was the view from san jose just outside our new studio. light pollution wasn't enough to offset that view. you can see it's right there off to the northeast of venus. let's zoom in on that. and that is the comet right now. if you search for it, hashtag is comet atlas or tsuchins

she is set to team up with singer songwriter gracie abrams, mumford and sons and others for tomorrow's event at the university of wisconsin. >> anxiety about this year's election is up compared to years past, according to research by the american psychological association. ktvu james torres live in oakland here with the data and how it lines up with bay area voters feelings. >> garcia. most everyone i spoke to this morning and throughout the day today say they are feeling some of that anxiety as a result of the election and whether it's the president's race or some ideas that are at stake. they all say they are ready for this election cycle to be over. >> pretty nervous about it. >> the 2024 election might have you feeling some type of way. >> i think it's going to be tight. you know, i think there's a lot of anxiety about how it's going to turn out for both sides. >> according to the american psychological association, about 69% of americans feel anxiety about the presidential election. its research coming from its stress in america poll. >> i am extremely anxious. i can't believe we'

jennifer gracie ratt the pentagon.here was not a lot of heads of our coordination on that so obviously this is a different matter, i get back but what are you hearing at the pentagon? >> we just had a briefing here at the pentagon and we were told the latest assessments but i think it is natural that the u.s. has always said that it will defend israel and so it has some unique assets in the region particularly the warships that they have based in the eastern mediterranean and help defend israel and they did. the pentagon had expected an iranian ballistic missile attack in two phases. luis barraza ballistic missiles came solely from iran were told and was about twice as large as the number of blessing ms. salmoran fired in april. two and u.s. navy guided missile destroyers find about a dozen interceptors at the incoming iranian ballistic missiles. is not clear how many missiles were hit, the uss cole in the u.s. as oakley fired interceptors. most guided missile destroyers were based in the eastern mediterranean help def

role playing stunt, and kamala harris in madison back with some pretty major musical star power, gracie abrams mumford and sons, remi wolf, the national all performing to help energize young people to get out to the polls. but harris is also dealing with a different kind of musical act a chorus of attacks from the right, trying to tie her to president biden's garbage gaffe the one where he appeared to insult trump supporterse says it was aimed at the comedian. a trump supporter at madison square garden, and the rally who made the so-called hate even say joke, but he thinks it's a joke about puerto rico. but harris is making it clear where she stands i think that the president has explained what he meant but i've got said it earlier. i strongly disagree with any criticism of people based on who they vote for, and i've made that clear throughout my career, including my speech last night before i think this all happened which is i intend to be president for all americans. >> and youtube those who may not vote for him in this election this is obviously not at all what she wants to be focusi

worry, the head's perfect." [ light laughter ] and it was beaut -- and we had the lovely little girl, gracieh box to keep for -- for like safekeeping. it was just a gorgeous, very profound moment. and it was one of those, another magical moment because it was raining all day long, and we had to figure out what else to do, because it's an outdoor scene. and there was this one period of 45 minutes where it stopped raining, the sun came out, a little bit of magic happened, and we were like, "okay, get -- let's get it all set up." and we -- and we did it, and we got it, it started raining again immediately. so, it was like -- it was a little bit of cinema gods going, "okay, get that beautiful little thing." >> seth: beautiful film. it is a bit of a tearjerker. >> yeah. >> seth: not to give too much away. >> sure. >> seth: do you -- as you get older, do you find you're more susceptible to having a tear jerked when you go see a film? >> that is none of your business. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. you know, they used to have tons of places in times square that -- >> where you can get your tear jerked

so beautiful, gracie weighs 9 pounds, 9 ounces and she was born october 8, thrilled for the family. -year-old olivia builds to be a big sister sending all the best to the family. we can't wait to see you again when you're ready. tomorrow and sunday among the guests, eric tom, a lease symphonic and should donald trump when? it's fantastic, i would know, i'm honored everyday nine to noon. family of affiliates. according to the tv guide i just checked, time for fox news saturday night with jimmy failla and i watch from the studio. ♪ medians. y'all are all white, i assume. cars. you're kind of cuban or something. something kind of white guys into something. i don't want to do a 23. and me, because i hate myself enough already. yeah, well, there it is. you know what? i look at dave and i immediately think cuban. yeah, cuban, cuban, cuban all the way. something like that. thank you for coming. thank you for having me as a black conservative. you could be out right now getting yelled at by white liberal chicks, and you turn that down. well, sometimes they got to figure out how to make good

he was a hero in america after 911, you lived in gracie mansion, you were growing up there. and now what you've seen, i mean, just to go through this and i it's not that you don't know this. i'm sorry. it's painful to listed off, but but this is what's happened. he's been disbarred in new york and washington facing election interference cases in georgia and arizona filing for bankruptcy two election workers in georgia 148 millions of dollars he's being forced to sell your family home in new york city to pay a small amount of money for those debts cameras, which do you believe trump for all of this? >> you know as i said in my article, i think everyone does need to be accountable for their own actions and i, there was some coverage of my article saying, i'm blaming trump and i want to be clear that i do believe that everyone needs to be accountable for their own actions. but right now, the big guess threat to our country is trump's. so i think it's important to look at the culture that he has created and the peep the the way in which he has refused to accept that he lost the

[mÚsica] nos despedimos de esta revoltillo digital con el remix de gracie y capo.fran: vamos con seriedad. [risas] adelante. satcha: con seriedad me gusta. [risas] voy a poner el orden aquÍ. esto quiero que lo vean. realmente valerosos son los esfuerzos por salvar a conductores en riesgo de morir atrapados entre la llamas en plena carretera. ely tiene las impactantes imÁgenes. nos habla de los dramÁticos momentos que se vivieron y nos dice cÓmo reaccionar si nuestro auto se incendia. adelante. ely: fue un milagro lograr que nadie muriera en estos incidentes y toda la gloria se lo llevan los socorristas que con nervios de acero hicieron el trabajo. no se pierdan las imÁgenes. es aterrador el momento en que la policÍa del estado de washington intenta frenÉticamente liberar a un hombre atrapado en un auto en llamas. dios mÍo, dios mÍo, no paraba de repetir esa frase. no se como estÁ vivo, dice la hermana del hombre que desmayado seguÍa dentro del auto en llamas. es el hombre que acababa de empezar en un nuevo trabajo. aparentemente, se durmiÓ mientras trabajaba. los u

my name is gracie. i am an intern here at afpc. i found a lot of what you were saying about the sanctions very interesting. i found what you were saying about measuring tangible versus intangible effects was fascinating. my question is, to what extent do you think that sanctions have an intangible -- sorry. to what extent do you think sanctions could have an intangible effect as opposed to tangible effects, positively or negatively, for example, by undermining public support for a regime, making on the ground conditions a lot worse, or on the other side, possibly strengthening the belligerent cause against our own interests, and, yes. what are the intangible effects? >> i'm not sure i entirely understand the question. i think some of the program we are running, which seems to run somewhat parallel with the american foreign policy council -- the democracy promotion programs or programs that encourage looking at broader political questions and ideological questions, these are all to the good. i suppose i'm a bit compromised in this.

gracie adams is performing. now, there'll be other performers. >> this is a rally for the people who have voted campaign that was more focused on those who have not. all right. >> jeff zeleny, thanks very much. want to get perspective now from cnn political commentators ashley allison, scott jennings also, gretchen carlson, journalism co-founder of lift our voices ashley, i mean, i don't know what you think about these polls. interesting that i mean, she seems to be this slightly uptake in these latest polls, whether that's real or not, how do you see the race right now? >> i don't i'm not a big believer in polls, even though when they say things that i like meaning that the person that i think should win, kamala harris is up i haven't been in michigan and wisconsin in this cycle, but i wasn't pennsylvania and i wasn't north carolina. and i think the narrative a little bit, if you're on the internet and twitter, is that it's all trump country out there in the black community is very donald trump heavy. and where

. >> gracie abrams is the artist who opened up for taylor. >> i did not know that.next up "yellowstone," it's almost back. a trailer dropped yesterday, featuring kevin costner's john duten, despite the fact that the actor announced his departure for this second installment of season five. >> you destroy me, you destroy yourself. >> i took all the risk, and i took it for you. >> this war is just beginning. >> the only thing left to do is to kill as much as you can before they kill you. >> yeah! >> what are you going to do with kevin costner's character? i don't know. we're going to have to find out. i'm not petitioning for ideas. i just -- >> they're going to have to kill him. we're going to find out. >> "yellowstone" season 5, part b, premieres november 10th on paramount network. >>> "severance," a highly anticipated second season, the lumen employees will return to the office january 17th. and we have a "popstart" exclusive first look. >> i give consent to sever my memories between my work life and my personal life. >> we're not happy. we're miserable. >> what is i

also expected to perform singer songwriter gracie abrams indie rock outfit mumford and sons and the rockers aaron dessner and matt berninger of the national. >> well, one homeowner in alameda is getting a lot of attention for his halloween decorations this year. they are designed to send a message to voters. take a look. this elaborate halloween display is called the project 2025 halloween carnival. homeowner dan balsam says it was his way to show his opposition to republican donald trump and his policies. the front yard display goes along with what he calls his halloween maga carnival. >> we have games, carnival games out here like whack, whack a socialist, knocked down a migrant fund, a trip for a supreme court justice. >> it's very interesting at the time that they took to actually make this and inform the whole neighborhood. >> however, balsam admits not everyone in his alameda neighborhood is happy with his highly political halloween display. he says some people yell at him as they drive by his home. >> well, i'm going to yell at you. it's cold out there. there's a lot of 30s. i'm putt

gracie estrena el tema "quÉ te pasÓ". [mÚsica] ahÍ lo tienen.onfÍan que el programa sea restablecido en su totalidad. la comparecencia tiene lugar ante un panel de apelaciones en nueva orleans. el fondo mexicano estadounidense de defensa legal y educaciÓn presenta argumentos orales. la audiencia se produce 13 meses despuÉs de ser declarado ilegal por un juez de texas. faltando menos de un aÑo para que sea cancelado. esta maÑana ya no se te puede ofrecer una frÍa, vestida de novia, una medalla o chela. al menos no en ciudad de mÉxico. acaban de prohibir la venta de cervezas y cÓcteles en las calles del centro de la capital. precisamente, ahÍ, se encuentra eduardo para contarnos en por quÉ de esta noticia que no tiene a todos complacidos. sobre todo con estamos empezando fin de semana. buenos dÍas. eduardo: buenos dÍas. ya estÁ establecido en la ley cÍvica. no mÁs chelas. en verdad, que han proliferado prÁcticamente en cada colonia encuentra dos, hasta cinco. quÉ va a ocurrir con estos establecimientos? de momento estÁ todo cerrado, todo tranquilo

>> amo a gracie. la amo. me encantarÍa mover la cintura como lo hace.sa tambiÉn. los niveles de deseo sexual en las mujeres cambia a lo largo de los aÑos, pero, por quÉ? cuÁles son los sÍntomas? quÉ se puede hacer para recuperar el apetito sexual? aquÍ estÁ la doctora clara. bienvenida. ella es sexÓloga. un placer que estÉs con nosotros. ya nos escuchaste en la tertulia. la mÚsica y todo. vamos a comenzar, cuÁles son los sÍntomas de la falta de apetito sexual? doctora: bueno, la pregunta tiene implÍcito el nombre. hace tiempo que no siento nada de nada de ganas de estar con mi pareja, de autos y facerme a travÉs—— auto satisfacciÓn a travÉs de la masturbaciÓn. no sÓlo por el deseo, sino por otras Áreas de la vida. te baja la energÍa, la fuerza, la motivaciÓn. ahÍ habitualmente hay dolor con las relaciones sexuales. uno no sabe quÉ fue primero si el huevo o la gallina. muchas veces el dolor o resequedad en la zona Íntima ocasiona baja de deseo. la mayorÍa de las mujeres no queremos hacer algo que nos duela. otra vez en la baja de deseo producen resequeda

[risas] [hablan a la vez] astrid: gracie lo escribiÓ que soÑaba hacer algo con shakira.ill make it a top priority to bring down costs... con la cobertura confiable for all americans. vo: kamala harris enfrentará a las grandes petroleras y farmacéuticas que nos estafan; penalizará a las grandes corporaciones que sobre-aumentan los precios de los alimentos y gasolina; y hará que los multimillonarios paguen su parte justa. harris: donald trump fights for billionaires and large corporations... i will fight to give money back to working- and middle-class americans. vo: edf action votes y ff pac son responsables del contenido de este anuncio. ¡hola! ¡soy yo...tu piel seca! necesito algo que nos hace falta. las ceramidas de cerave. cerave, con tres ceramidas esenciales, ayuda a restaurar mi barrera natural para retener la hidratación y sentirla por mucho tiempo. humectantes cerave. ♪ ♪ ♪ frn: estamos de regreso en "sin rollo" mÁs caliente que nunca. hablemos ahora de tekashi 6ix9ine. todo el mundo habla de Él. firma un contrato millonario con una disquera. viene con una tremend