and we'll be right back with harrison ford. so stick around! cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, there, welcome back. tonight, he as master of pasta and other italian delights. you can learn all about him on "chef's table: noodles." evan funke is with us. [ cheers and applause ] then later, a grammy award-winning country star. her album "hummingbird" is out now. carly pearce from the snapdragon stage. [ cheers and applause ] you can see carly live at the pearl theater in las vegas on friday. tomorrow night, quinta brunson and henry winkler will join us, with music from the offspring. on please join us for that, too. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest is one of the all-time greats. to list his credits would be an insult to not only him but all of us. [ laughter ] you can see him now alongside jason segel in the very funny show "shrinking." season two premieres next wednesday on apple tv plus. please welcome harrison ford. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's very good to see you. >> it's very nice to be seen, t

>> desi: well, harrison ford said it. >> yes, yeah.o this fight choreography, in my head, i am small. i am kermit in my own brain. but it turns out, i look like a one-man killing machine when i'm doing these fight scenes. it is really exciting. >> desi: are you allowed to talk about the premise? >> no, i can't yet. >> desi: totally. but you go and film tomorrow. >> yeah, and i have abs right now. >> desi: oh, my god! [cheers and applause] >> yeah. >> desi: you say that like i feel like you want to show us. is that true? [cheers and applause] >> i promised harrison could see them first. >> desi: yes, that is fair. please give him my regards. >> i will. >> desi: jason segel, everyone! [cheers and applause] season 2 of "shrinking" premieres today on apple tv+. we are going to take a quick break. we will be right back after this! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪♪ let's unretire. ♪♪ why not? ♪♪ pepsi! hey, hey, hey. i need that senior discount. ♪♪ i'm good right here, bro. ♪♪ my dad's the therapist. shouldn't he be picking up on the fact that i'

and the fbi just arrested an afghan national allowed in under harrison biden who is plotting and isispired terror attack on election day. we do have assassination quads and i can -- squads our country try to kill donald trump. on "60 minutes" him up became a train wreck interview as opposed to being a layup interview. harris was asked not once, not twice, but three times if it was a mistake to allow unvented illegal immigrants into the country. she refused to answer the question. what a shock, take a look. >> arrivals? dribbled from the last year of president trump. was it a mistake to loosen the immigration policies as much as you did? >> it's a long-standing problem and solutions her hand. from day one literally we've been offering solutions. >> what i was asking was if it was a mistake to allow that flood to happen in the first place. >> so policies we have been proposing her about fixing a problem not promoting a problem. >> but the numbers did quadruple. >> and the numbers today because of what we have done we have cut the flow of illegal immigration by half. we've cut fentanyl b

harrison, i'm so excited to have you on. i wanted to put up these headlines, these headlines are coming ferociously, almost by the hou. you see this one from politico. you'll see several others about black men trending towards trump. i mean, we could have begged the press and never gotten headlines like these during our tenure. why are they actually reporting this now? well, i think they're trying to sound the alarm for kamala harris failing campaign, and lizzo and usher just aren't going to do it for the kamala campaign because jay-z, beyonc, michelle and barack didn't do it for hillary in 2016. listen, kayleigh, this is going to come down to brass tacks and, you know, dollars and cents. when black americans look at their pocketbooks and their wallets and realize that the past four years has been disastrous for the black family and the entire nation when it comes specifically to the economy, they are going to ask themselves, why are we voting for this party that continues to take us for granted and we get nothing in return?

, it's george harrison, harrison, i named harrison right away, yes, it's true, it's true, deer. well,ni is stevie's guitar ray, ray, there, which, well yeah, stevie ray there, yeah, yeah, and lucille is the guitar of the king of blues bb king, lucille, i'm bb king, who called it baby, who called it baby, here sasha calls the guitar pushnoy, my baby, my shovel, i also, well then in a different way, and i call it a guitar, yeah, by the way, yeah, here's radion, and you don't have one for it. still lucida, and what interesting ones can i tell you, the guitar that lives in our in our yard has disappeared, yeah, look, three hints, we didn't expect you to have some kind of inspiration today, just guitar right away, here's the first one, it's an eight-string guitar, yeah, well it's just the number eight, are you hinting at the fact that there are eight notes, no, well i wonder what it is a set, it 's a set uh, that's how you type a font, that's how you type letters, seriously? you can buy it for rubles and the guitar body looks like an eight the guitar deck looks like an eight it looks like

jamie harrison, the democratic national committee chair, and illinois governor jb pritzker all expected to be in the spin room tonight. if we see any of those folks before, we may dip in a little bit but we will hear their reaction after the debate. i also want to note, 60 minutes minutes sent out this post on x earlier this evening. they are scheduled to air in primetime election, a special on a monday edition of the broadcast on october 7 and eighth. . for over half a century, 60 minutes has invited the republican and democratic tickets to appear on the broadcast as americans had to the polls. this year both the harris and trump campaigns agreed to sit down with 60 minutes. vice president harris will speak with bill whitaker. after initially accepting a 60 minutes request for an interview, former president trump's campaign has decided not to participate.

also on the program, us boss, president campbell, a harrison republican presidential candidate donald trump, hold competing rallies in north carolina to stay. and bach on a place of battle, ground states just days ahead of the election. and taiwan prices itself as the strongest storm in almost 3 decades. these work and school the canceled nationwide with types and come re set to make land full later on. this time, the anatomy, how it welcome to the program. at least 95 people have died in flash flooding in spite the government is wanting people to remain vigilant. as the situation remains dangerous, particularly in the mediterranean coastal regions of valencia, and must see. it's also declared 3 dies of morning for the date and one of the worst natural disasters tape europe, fifty's. the he goes by drop, hundreds, damage, drill be lines. the mountains of debris, the flash floods and the scales in eastern spain. people here spoke of got the strong effect losses. when they renew this morning, we came here and we found out the window was broken and the water came in and see what he manag

head coach, craig harrison, and his team know they're in for a very tough challenge.'re notjust here to show up and get beat. we're here to have a fight and hopefully get a result out of it. just going and playing in front of all the fans and stuff like that. and, as you said, looking at the ties, this is the one that you wanted. you wanted that or chelsea, real betis. and we're happy that it's away to get to experience the city. yeah, i've got a good . record in europe so far. i've got two in- the qualifiers, so... the start�*s going to be so important, isn't it? well, first half in particular, try and keep a clean sheet for as long as you can. yeah, definitely. we got the experience from ferencvaros away and we know the intensity�*s going to be high from the start. and unfortunately, when you concede an early goal like we did in ferencvaros, it can be a long night. but you know, hopefully we'll keep it tight and make a tight game of it and then hopefully nick something out of it. well, craig harrison is keeping his cards close to his chest regarding team selection.

so on the program, us vice president campbell harrison republican presidential candidate donald trump, hold competing rallies in north carolina as spam box on a blitz battleground states just dies. i hate the math thing out, walk into the program. at least 95 people have died after flash flooding in spite the government is wanting people to remain vigilant as the situation remains dangerous, particularly in the mediterranean coastal regions. it's also declared that 3 dies of morning for the did, the floods, the spines deadliest in prediction. the he goes by the hundreds damage drill the lines, and mountains of debris. the flash floods and the scales in eastern spain. people here spoke of catastrophic losses. when they renew this morning, we came here and we found out a certain time the window was broken and the water came in and see what it managed to do. so though, no not to see when i finally realized it, it was already on us. there was no solution. and you already see what a disaster, what a catastrophe it is set to forget. but that's good. so i really think to find what instant su

say people still trapped by searching board is also on the program. us vice president campbell, a harrison republican presidential candidate donald trump held competing rallies in north carolina. it's them bach, on a blitz of battle. ground states just days ahead of felix, the math, and the how it welcome to the program. at least 95 people have died in flash flooding in spain. the government is wanting people to remain vigilant as the situation remains dangerous, particularly in the mediterranean coastal regions of valencia and marcia. it also declared 3 days of morning for the date and one of the worst natural disasters to hit the europe. for he's the he comes by the hundreds damage drill the lines and mountains of debris. the flash floods and the scales in eastern spain. people here spoke of catastrophic losses when they renew this morning, we came here and we found out the window for a good underwater came in and see what it managed to do. so the pc, when i finally realized it, it was already on us. there was no solution and you already see what a disaster, what a catastrophe it is set

is an all important voting block, remains one for harris because it was gen the that put bite in harrison. the white house in 2020, she needs that turn out to not only be strong nationwide, but she needs that turned out to be strong for her in certain pockets smell. the native american community comprises a small but potentially important group of us voters in 2020, more than 90 percent of indigenous focus supported joe biden. helping him win by less than one percent as rep reynolds reports from to the city in the swing state of arizona, native american photos could have a major impact on the presidential election to the cities in the heart of the navajo nation, the people of this impoverished and often overlooked region could be the key to connell, a harrison's hopes of winning the presidency here, people in there um to proceed or democrat people, most of the so we model for formula hairs that i think the wrong donald trump is the wrong person crew. put in the office again. we need um, camella, you know, and i'm all blue, you know everything, my election level it's, it's for democrats, f

great to see you, chairman harrison.o go, donald trump's proposals would add more than $7 trillion to the debt, but hers would add more than $3 trillion, so he's not being specific at all, let me pause at that. does she have to be more specific? are people demanding more from her because they don't know her as well? >> well, andrea, she laying out policies that are actually addressing the needs of the american people. the policy that she rolled out today is a game changer. you know, for those of us who are both raising kids and caring for aging parents, it is a huge burden right now and the policy that she laid out today is a historic plan to in essence cover home care for seniors through medicare. it is the first time the program will cover home care. you know, i was raised by my grandparents, as you know, and my grandmother is at a nursing home now. one of the hardest decisions that we had to make as a family is because none of us could care -- could give her the attention and the care she needed in the home, but she d

. >> on the campaign trail, vice president harrison donald trump vying for votes in michigan, a state that could hold the key to victory michelle obama joint kamala harris on stage on the heels of a big night for the campaign in texas beyonce enjoyed -- endorsed, harrison houston, the singer was introduced by her mother, tina knowles, and join barbara for destiny's child handmade , kelly rowland beyoncÉ did not perform but did give remarks. >> i am not here is a celebrity , i am not here as a politician, i am here as a mother. a mother who cares. deeply about the world my children and all of our children are in. >> donald trump in texas yesterday speaking with voters in austin while making a stop on the podcast of joe rogan. in michigan, he hammers his message on immigration and mass deportation. >> we will stop the invasion of criminals into our country. and i will bring back the american dream , for your children and for yourselves . >> tomorrow, he returns to new york to hold a rally at madison square garden. >>> we are gearing up for a little bit a shift in the weather. >> noticea

and he said this to harrison and call for number 3 and somehow she got religion and cared a lot about a piece of legislation and issue became the appointed borders are was to undo a nine d4 donald trump executive actions. >> it was a strategy all day and night you had him reminding them that harris has been in office for the last three and a half years. >> some thing that j.d. vance did wellness debate career and against the governor that said with what they talk about with the failures of the border let's talk about the administration at the helm. j.d. vance did a good job of dis- abusing the american people of this caricature notion the media and left of drawn of him and believe about him instead they saw a measured response with a measured responses their talk about the top of the ticket and tonight and they did no harm and that's a win for the trump team. >> trace: laura do you have a different take on that? >> slightly i largely agree i think j.d. vance is a smooth operator answer sharp communicator and it's wiggling -- they have few legal runs. i thought vance had a great respon

. >> how do you like my garbage truck this is in honor of, the harrison joe biden. very latest from the campaign trail as fox news poll show president trump in kalama harris in a dead heat in pennsylvania and trump leading in north carolina and the other swing states. reaction from the speaker of the house, mike johnson is here with the look of the highly contested congressional race in the next hour. markets indicating the cello for the start of trade take a look at futures with the decline of 200 points on the dow jones industrial, major economic data coming this morning the federal reserve preferred read on inflation. the september pce on 8:30 a.m. eastern. it could be market moving ahead of the october jobs report coming out tomorrow morning, big tech earnings on tap up review with amazon and apple reporting after the close tonight plus the impact from microsoft and better earnings reported last night, european mark enter markets lower, the eurozone across the board as you can see that the p100 got better than 60 in london. in asia markets finish mostly lower, t

threes deployed in spain, regions hit by flash fonts, at least 51 people looked at and coming to harrison. donald trump, again closing arguments in the final portion of the white house, the beginning and northern gauze, where they 19 palestinians have been killed. vine is riley bombing their bates. ha, ha. square the strikes. targeted 3 residential buildings rescue teams trying to find survivors with at least 30 people believes to be trapped on the collapse. buildings in the us is condemning an earlier attacking base law here on tuesday that's attacked, killed at least 93 promised indians. us state department spokesman, matthew miller told it a horrifying incident with a horrifying result. thousands of those killed in this radio strike on a 5 story building with children. hundreds of forcibly despised people was sheltering in the building when it was hit. without warning, northern garza, his beat under his ready siege molding 3 weeks. the palestinians were killed are also killed or injured in his right. the strikes on central and southern cities and gaza. local sources say a series of ten

they're, they're not only campaigning for smaller harrison's fling states. they are attempting to undertake censorship of social media sites as well. and that's one of the reasons why they are targeting people on must, because he will be big for he refuses to 600 to the pressure for narrative control that they want to maintain. once x are formerly, twitter escaped their grass with the owners, within new owner, and under most they lost control of one of their key propaganda and narrative control mechanisms. likewise, they've been frantic to try to regain this control. we saw this in terms of b, u, in fact, trying to come down on most for violations of a digital services act, which is a nothing but a, a sensor shift tool to eliminates of all this information and missed information. and that's and hate speech. that's basically any speech they hey, tied former new york university professor, an author of the bulk of google archipelago mike interacted with michael, wrecked and well, thanks a lot for joining us on the program. a message. now we go to the south cauc

our reporter, sam harrison, has more. the orange glow of dusk in the uk., its proximity to earth making it seem 14% brighter and 30% bigger than normal moons. this photo showed the event in all its glory over the dorset coast. and this shot was taken over london, where there were thousands of moon gazers. i took some pictures and i was like, the moon is so much brighter than i've ever seen it before. i thought it looked really nice. it looks a lot bigger than usual and it looks really bright and clear. usually you can't, - you see part of the moon and it's not as bright. but yeah, today it's... i mean, itooka picture and when you zoom in, | it looks like the sun. around the world, the lunar event was captured. it dazzled these moon gazers in indonesia. meanwhile, in germany, last night's commute home was lit up by the moon's glow. footage from around the world capturing a dazzling moment as the biggest full moon of the year came out on display. sam harrison, bbc news. we will continue to follow developments in the middle east. you can find all of the lates

the bbc�*s sam harrison has been watching as it light up the skies. its proximity to earth making it seem 14% brighter and 30% bigger than normal moons. this photo showing the event in all its glory over the dorset coast. and this shot taken over london, where there were thousands of stargazers. i'm taking some pictures now, the moon is so much brighter than i've ever seen it before. i thought it looked really nice, it looks a lot bigger than usual and looks really bright and clear. usually you see part - of the moon and it's not as bright, but today, i took a picture and i when you zoom in, it looks like the sun. i around the world the lunar event has been captured. dazzling these stargazers in indonesia. meanwhile, in germany, tonight's commute home was lit up by the moon's glow. footage from around the world capturing a dazzling moment as the biggest full moon of the year came out on display. sam harrison, bbc news. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. hello there. plenty of clear skies across england and wales have given our weather watchers t

harrison says he met ruane back in 2010 when they both played semi-pro football. he says he hired his old teammate to coach at gunderson four years ago, and just a couple of years later, ruane was diagnosed with cancer. >> initially, we're all thinking, you're going to be all right. you know, you're going to be fine. and then we started to see low energy. we started to see the weight loss. >> ruane lost his battle with cancer on september 29th. this lanyard was given to coaches and players at his funeral service. now gunderson coaches where these pins at each game, and some players wear the logos of ruane's former teams during practice. >> we just want chris to be with us. we don't want him to miss a thing. we want him to be there for every step of the way, just like he had been in in prior years. >> coach neil duffy smith says ruane kept the entire team on track. ruane also started adult minor league team, the california buckeyes while coaching at gunderson and in 2021, he won a championship as a player with sacramento's cap city fury semi-pro team, showing his p

mr harrison will appear in court next month. graham satchell, bbc news.for gross misconduct after stopping the british sprinter bianca williams and her partner ricardo dos santos have been handed theirjobs back and will receive backpay. it follows their winning an appeal against their dismissal. the athletes were searched for drugs in july 2020 while their three—month—old baby was in the car. nothing was found. mr dos santos described the decision as "disappointing" and said he and ms williams would challenge it in the civil courts. sir keir starmer has set out plans to invest almost £22 billion in projects to capture and store carbon over the next 25 years, saying the move would kickstart growth. it's hoped the funding for two areas in merseyside and teesside will create thousands ofjobs, attract private investment and help the uk meet climate goals. tomorrow, the republican nominee for the us presidency, donald trump, will return to the city of butler in the state of pennsylvania where he was injured in an assassination attempt at a rally injuly. 0ur co

economist say inflation and deficits will be higher under trump than harrison according to a quarterly survey by the wall street journal, most economists think inflation, interest rates and deficits would be higher into the policies former president trump would pursue in a second administration then under those proposed by vice president harris. 65% of economists see trumps proposed policies putting more upward pressure on the federal deficit then kamala harris's policies and the committee for a responsible federal budget estimates trumps plans would widen federal deficits by more than twice the expected increase under harris. so if that is the basis for your business decision about the selection and if all you care about you say is fiscal responsibility in bringing the deficit down, trump doubles harris and he lapsed harris in terms of what he is planning to pile on to the deficit. and similarly, let's say your business decision on the selection is on inflation. well, that is also a business decision about this election that should point you in one direction. of the economists who res

the crown prosecution service has said it has charged christopher harrison with causing death by careless over a collision that killed helen holland who was hit by a motorcycle which was part of the duchess of edinburgh's police escort, so that news coming to us from the cbs that it is charged a police officer christopher harrison by causing death by careless driving, and 81—year—old that was hit by a motorcycle, that happened in west london back in may 2023. that news is just breaking, if there is more we will obviously return to it. now with all the latest sport, here's lizzy. we're starting with the news this afternoon that for the first time in 60 years, great britain will compete for the america's cup. sir ben ainslie�*s team beat italy 7—4 in a qualifying event in barcelona. ineos britannia won the first of two races to seal the best—of—i3 series against the italian luna rossa team. the result means great britain gets to take on the defending champions new zealand in sailing's oldest contest. huge moment for the team, you know, i'm super proud of everyone on the water and on the sho

-- billy crystal, quinta brunson, henry winkler, and harrison ford.t. like you know to check the weather first, before sailing. it's gonna get nasty later. yep. hey! perfect day for sailing, huh? have fun on land. i'll go tell the coast guard. yep. yeah, checking first is smart. so check allstate first for a quote that could save you hundreds. you're in good hands with allstate. hon', take airborne! it has 7 key nutrients to help fill those holes your immune system may have. what holes? [screams] new airborne. 7 immune supporting nutrients. our most complete support yet. still have symptoms from moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's disease after a tnf blocker like humira or remicade? put them in check with rinvoq. rinvoq works differently and it's a once-daily pill. when symptoms tried to take control, i got rapid relief with rinvoq. check. when flares tried to slow me down, i got lasting steroid-free remission with rinvoq. check. and when my doctor saw damage, rinvoq helped visibly reduce damage of the intestinal lining. check. rapid symp

the only one to many observers come with the harrison trumps. often repeat, you claim you can see only one day to many observers and come with a harrison trumps. often repeat this claim that he can end the war in 24 hours. it sounds like code for forcing ukraine capitulated by pulling the plug on us support a we've had to be, can see some of ukrainians think they can still when trump over they point to previous trump policy, you tons and suggestions from is advises that they would increase a to ukraine opiate only if push it fails to negotiate. is there awesome? um, some of our stakeholders was still convinced is that drunk will change his mind and they will be able to convince drum to see your brain as a 1st of all, they're going to email. you build it up or do they need your credit is a success story for trauma. aside from the politics is also the human side of this equation we spoke. a couple of trump makes no secret of his admiration. computing. trump zaleski, serious baggage trunk was impeached in 2019 of our locations he pushed to. let's keep to investigate job by the son's busin

so i'm kind of the harrison dog from beginning closing arguments in the final push for the white house, the beginning and nose in gaza, where at least 19 palestinians have been killed. vine is riley bombing, near bates law here. square the strike targeted 3 residential buildings rescue teams and trying to find survivors with at least the 2 people believed to be trapped beneath collapsed buildings. the us has condemned another attack in bet law here earlier on tuesday, it killed at least 93 palestinians. us state department spokesman, nice to mid cold it, a horrifying and so with a horrifying result, thousands of those killed in these radio strikes on a 5 story building with children. hundreds of forcibly displaced people were sheltering in the building, and it was hates without warning. knowles and gaza has been on the siege, is riley sage for more than 3 weeks. the palestinians were also killed or injured and is right. the strikes on the central and southern cities in garza, local sources say, a series of tens, housing displaced people in debt and bella and han eunice were targeted ac

what we've seen out of vice president harrison is we've seen steady leadership. we've seen a calmness that is able to be able to draw on the coalitions to bring them together . understanding that our allies matter and development seemed taken by surprise, by the question of lotion to a description of his family background before eventually settling on this response . look, it is up to israel, what they think they need to do to keep their country safe. and we should support our allies wherever they are, when they're fighting the bad guys. i think that's the right approach to take with you as real question throughout the debate landscape, with a more published performance with wells growing more comfortable in over time. but come with ours is running made did have to admit that he'd misspoke could when he said in the past. but he was in chandler when squared during the chinese crack down that i've tried to do the best i can. but i've not been perfect, and i'm a knuckle head at times. we had an environment seemed telling the stomach also about whether joe biden won

we are told that christopher harrison is due to appear at westminster magistrates�* court on the 6thn the 6th of november.— magistrates' court on the 6th of november. martin, thank you very much- _ still to come on the world today — a hug that means everything. the story of a teenage girl living with cancer, who received a royal embrace from the princess of wales. around the world and across the uk. this is the world today on bbc news. sir keir starmer has set out plans to invest almost £22 billion in projects in the uk — to capture and store carbon over the next 25 years — saying the move would "kick—start growth". the process captures emissions from burning fuels — and stores them permanently underground. it�*s hoped the funding for two areas in merseyside and teesside will create thousands ofjobs and help meet climate goals. but critics says the government is focusing on the wrong technology. here�*s our climate editor, justin rowlatt. applause. the government brought out the big guns today, a top—level political trifecta of the prime minister, the chancellor of the exchequer and

both the harrison from campaigns are reportedly spending $360000000.00 on tv, digital, and radio as a just a pennsylvania. and what do pennsylvania's care most about? well, so many it's fracking, that's a form of oil and gas production that is bad for the environment, but which supports a huge number of jobs around the state. harris famously opposed fracking when she 1st ran for president 4 years ago. but now says that she supports it to win pennsylvania. both candidates will need the support of a coalition of voters from different demographic groups. that's white, black and hispanic voters, as well as people from both prosperous urban centers and suburbs as well as rural areas. they also need college and non college educated motors to rally behind them . all that means that convincing the people of pennsylvania that their plans for the economy, jobs and funding for their communities will work for them. snap poles of opened in botswana is general that extra photos are choosing members of parliament to will then elect the president for that. and i'll kind of see msc seeking a 2nd done

harrison trump, i don't think they took that route to meet the grown-ups.ng very calm entry rapid -- about each other. this gets back to the point of when this used to be a bipartisan effort to save people's lives and help them and give them back. >> this on the governors know how to do. no matter which party you belong to the goal is to help people that live in your state. i think that's what we've seen from all the governors but i think it's also worth pointing out you think what this election and the impact of the natural disaster to key in on what governor wallace to the couple segments ago. this is when you see the collective power of the american people. opening up shelters, sending lineman from california to florida to help them get the power restored. which campaign will give you that collective power of the american people. and which will divide. i think what we have seen over the past couple of years with how long trump has been running there is so much disinformation put out around this hurricane specifically that says is you the wall or -- one t

sam harrison, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear.

they look at the harrison biden administration and they believe they failed. >> trace: trust to do ajob on immigration, you've got trump at 57 leading significantly. israel and middle east war is trump leading 55, economy trumpet 53. crime trump also leading. that does not bode well for kamala harris. >> it does not. if this is an issue driven campaign trouble actually emerge the victor. if it's about personality, it's much more -- much less clear. trump needs to focus on immigration, needs to focus on affordability and to describe the difference between him and biden and harris and that's the key to his success. >>> coming up what you think about kamala harris offering free money and legal weed to the whole country? good about idea and why? the nightcap next. sleep more deeply and wake up rejuvenated. purple mattresses exclusive gel flex grid draws away heat, relieves pressure and instantly adapts. sleep better. live purple. visit purple.com or a store near you today >> trace: back with the nightcap crew... tonight's topic kamala harris laying out an opportunity agenda for black men

our correspondent sam harrison gave us the details from outside chelmsford crown court.e case involving an online conspiracy group with frankly unbelievable details. the so—called federal postal court is a group which gave itself nonexistent legal powers. it wanted to upset the current legal structure within england and wales and it even assigned itself a hierarchy within the group. for example, its leader, 59—year—old mark christopher was self appointed as the chief judge of england and all its dominions. in april last year, mr christopher along with other members matthew martin and a married couple entered essex coroner's court here in chelmsford where they were wearing high vizjackets carrying handcuffs with them as well. they broke into one of the court rooms there and planned to abduct one of the senior legal officials. so, an incredible scene that day in april 2023. the official they wanted to kidnap with senior coroner lincoln brookes who was driving to work at the time. thankfully he was not in the building, he was delayed that day. but he was obviously told by c

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but similar to what jeff was saying, donald trump's strategy is like harrison some ways and that they are really going after certain demographics of voting voters that they know could really sway the election. they recognize this election is going to be incredibly close and so they are trying to see what they can do on the margins. they are also going after suburban women that is part of donald trump's goal in north carolina today, but also black men and hispanic men. now, as for his rhetoric, i think this has been clear over the last couple of weeks now, but donald trump, as we get closer to november 5, he is really ratcheting up that dark picture of america using more personal attacks, more profanity, more vulgar type of language. when i talked to donald trump's senior advisers, they tell me that unlike a couple of months ago when they were really trying to pressure him to focus on the issues more to have great talking points about the economy and immigration areas where they believe he polls better than kamala harris. now there letting donald trump be trump. they say that some of t

but as democratic candidate come to harrison's republican candidate, donald trump pit the campaign trail. the man, conversely, in the white house, is also trying to remind both of his accomplishments as his presidency until its final month. as a surprise appearance by the presidential campaigns. so it goes to mann and 0 bye welcome to this morning to talk to more than 1000 days and also spot and made his 1st visit to the white house press briefing room sitting above a former indoor pool. it's now a media shock tank that the president has avoided, but now he has good news to boast about the investment. several factors has gone from economy and crisis to literally having the strongest economy in the world reverted what could have been counting the major crisis for the country. the white house is taking credit for helping to negotiate a quick end to a major struck by ductwork, and that could have paralyzed supply chains. binding these on track to end his term with a strong economy, with employment numbers and the stock market up and inflation slowly stabilizing. but it's not all smooth sail

so those who would normally have voted for harrison, a previous selection cycle. we're not going to vote for harris this time because they disapprove of her administration invited administration's handling of gaza. who are they going to vote for? are we talking 3rd party candidate, jo stein, or are we talking? donald trump, we're talking some donald trump as a, a print test vote. we're talking some jill stein but not much, but maybe 8 to 10 percent, which is $8.00 to $10.00 times what she is getting nationwide. and then the most important element are those who either stay home or fall down and fail for us senate in congress and so on with donald trump for president. and every vote last in the or american community is a vote watched by the council harris. you, john, so i'll be you have your own polls, as you said, coming out in the weeks time we'll be looking at for those. thank you so much for joining us on the else. is there a news out? thank you. the, the ongoing conflict in sedan has worsened a severe food crisis, leaving millions hungry and some on the brink o

you can watch the full harrison bret baier interview. on waters and this is my world. >> ♪ ♪ >> sean: well come to hannity in desperate times call for desperate measures at the harris campaign is hours ago harris sat down for a very tough life to tape interview on the fox news channel with bret baier. he will join us with an exclusive recap of the interview unlike the pro-harris fake media and other things like calling them journalists. he asked it tough and fair questions for real answers and he didn't let harris off the hook and pressed her repeatedly. needless to say the joy is gone and the harris campaign tonight. this is on full display and notorious for on full display in the interview. she appeared agitated and obsessively tried to simply avoid answering basic fundamental questions and took zero responsibility for anything that happened during the harrison biden administration. they were either flat out lie or go to the default campaign mode and were blaming trump for everything even the border crisis? here take a look. >> on many

head coach, craig harrison, and his team know they're in for a very tough challenge.'re here to have a fight and hopefully get a result out of it. just going and playing in front of all the fans and stuff like that. and, as you said, looking at the ties, this is the one that you wanted. you wanted that or chelsea, real betis. and we're happy that it's away to get the experience the city. to get to experience the city. yeah, i've got a good . record in europe so far. i've got two in- the qualifiers, so... the start�*s going to be so important, isn't it? well, first half in particular, try and keep a clean sheet for as long as you can. yeah, definitely. we got the experience from ferencvaros away and we know the intensity�*s going to be high from the start. and unfortunately when you concede an early goal like we did in ferencvaros, it can be a long night. but you know, hopefully we'll keep it tight and make a tight game of it and then hopefully nick something out of it. well, craig harrison is keeping his cards close to his chest regarding team selection. he'll be with

matters are you better off then you wear for years that kept that question is a big problem for harrisonay very own sara carter caught up with several harris supporters in philadelphia who were worried that harris might not have what it takes to win the election take a look. >> vice president harris' gonna be here so are you going to be watching? >> yeah. >> is there something you haven't heard yet that you would like to hear. >> and know what her position is on the border and her position on inflation but i think sometimes she tends. >> eddie for about the election right now? >> i'm very worried. and. >> i voted for harris. >> you feel the eyes on you? >> etcheverry tends especially as a to a walking tour guide talking about history. >> this is independence hall our constitution founding fathers how important is the election to you? as a young voter. >> i think it's pivotal. >> how important is the election to you in modern political history? >> it is pretty important and it doesn't affect all of our lives obviously. we need to make a good decision regarding who would shoos. >> we have

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 soft interviews particularly with oprah and the public getting to know her turned people off. it is fascinating because i'm not taking a political side but that happened in 2019. the minute she started, had that one debate moment, called biden a racist over busing, her statute up, people got to know her and said it is going on now. you know all the negatives on trump and he's got a lot of them. you don't know the negatives on her totally yet but as you get to know them her negatives are going up. dav

our still, the vast majority of latino voters are saying that they're going to vote for time, harrison for the democratic candidate some knowledge. boldly speaking, any, speak to that a little bit at the latino voters for once, seriously, very, very strongly and reliably counted in that democratic corner. why is that shift being a, why and do you expect that, that shift as you, you alluded to to continue and the selection could be a now the milestone, the mocks, the migration to the more conservative side of politics. why it's important to remember that throughout, you know, the past 34 decades around 35 percent. oh, but you know, borders have supported republican candidates throughout. it was just that in 201620128 high beat on that normal number and proportioned support of the democratic candidates. so black and black for bombing 2012 and the color clinton 2016. so some of the shift back to the republican party is what we call returning good need returning home. some of that, you know, voters who just couldn't digest donald trump in his 1st presidential. from when he started his camp

hunt's five—yard rushing touchdown helped the reigning champions into a 10—0 lead in the game and harrisonkicked four field goals. chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes did not throw a touchdown pass but completed 28 of his 39 attempts for 331 yards. at the end of the day our defence is playing a good job. obviously offensively we had a better day today... finished with touchdowns in the red zone. i haven't got the experience... sold—out play—offs. .. to the shanghai masters where tenth—seed stefanos tsitsipas defeated alexandre muller of france 6—3, 7—5 on tuesday to set up a round of 16 clash with rival daniil medvedev. it will be the 14th time tsitsipas and medvedev will go head—to—head at an atp tournament. the win over muller gave tsitsipas a spot in the 16 of an 1000 masters series event for the fourth time this year. there were also wins for ben shelton, taylor fritz, gael monfils, tomas machac and jakub mensik. los angeles manager dave roberts says it's "bothersome" if a ball thrown towards the dugout by san diego baseman manny machado was intended for him. it happened during sunday's

harrison biden's response to hurricane hellion to the devastating hurricane has been the worst in american. we are on the verge of an election and now harris actually attended a hurricane briefing. it didn't go well for her. she stumbled and stammered over her words while trying hard to sound well-informed when she isn't. at one point talked to a staffer on the hot microphone by covering her mouth with her hand to take a look. >> to the people of florida in particular the people of the tampa bay region. we urge you to take this storm seriously. >> for these traditional places which can flood need to watch those areas so takes quite a while through the water to calm. >> president joe biden: thank you very much. >> can i have a question you mentioned to words matter and there is a lot of media following this briefing. >> sheeting call desantis once when there is a hurricane in the state of florida and then politicized that this week. meanwhile governor desantis was on my radio show is 50,000 people staged the following right after this hurricane that will work its way across the state. the a

the nation is said to begin 3 days of moaning, ad us vice president campbell, a harrison republican presidential candidate, donald trump in bond. going to blitz the battleground states. johnson the days before the election. the i've been visible and welcome taiwan is being hit by the biggest storm to strike the island in nearly 30 years. typing conway has been packing maximum, wind speeds of over a 184 kilometers an hour. waves of out of 10 meters of founding the shows along the islands, mountains, east coast, where the timeframe is made. land full weather, full cost as a warning to to rain shall rain will affect most of the island i'm doing now by dw correspondent james chase. a inside pace, james, the type food just made landfill. how big is its impact to absolutely well, the entirety of this island is essentially all looks down today. schools, businesses, financial markets or shots in preparation for the arrival of this storm, the strongest type, food. so hate time on in maybe 3 decades. we expect this time frame so we can so most of that approach taiwan is eastern coast as it moved in from t

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so he's going to say that harrison walls are bad for crimes are bad for the border. he's also expected to level some personal attacks against him was perhaps attacking his military record as he has done in the past. because tim walls has never seen combat. now it's not that judy vance has, but that is another story. now for his parts and walls might actually use that as an opening to talk about how donald trump himself has dodge military service, has been known to make controversial comments about veterans and fallen soldiers. and you might use that to make a larger point about how trump and vans don't really care about anyone but themselves, and certainly not about the american people. but so, but we'll then, why do you see it going for him? where is he going to focus his attention as well? let's remember that. so was, is the architect of that attack that has gone main stream against republicans that attack, that has labeled republicans as weird. so he's going to paint them as the extreme is he's going to pains them as agents of a division and chaos in american soci

success impressive they've done it despite objections from the west and most of all vice president harrisonnt joe biden? remember, don't you go into russia in the vp declared she's these maps. killed in raw. >> we have been clear in multiple conversations and everyone that any major military operation would be a huge mistake. i've studied the maps, there's nowhere for those folks to go we are looking at a million and a half people there because they were told to go there, most of them so we've been very clear it would be a mistake to move in with any military operation. >> they moved into rocco because it's the headquarters of hamas is it was. the chairman of urban warfare studies at west point. john, thank goodness netanyahu ignore the advice of this administration. >> absolutely. not only this mastermind for they are hiding the best for the hostages work, the tunnels, hundreds of tunnels supporting this colt to survive in gaza for pound. israel for its own security for the operation and evacuated 90 plus% of civilians out of harm's way. >> you went to see for yourself how israel's for fig