you get a new cnn poll of polls that finds in battleground state, in battleground, pennsylvania harris county well, i harris is averaging 49% support among likely voters to compare to donald trump's 47%. harris seeing a slight bump there as she's soon heads to battleground michigan to campaign with the campaign is billing as a huge virtual rally with oprah winfrey, cnn's priscilla alvarez back with us. there's a lot going on this morning. we've got this new cnn polls after you and i were talking this morning about just how you add them all up and what it means these campaigns, what are you hearing? >> well, look campaign officials that i've spoken voice repeatedly say we get it. the race is going to be tight, but they're paying attention because over the last several days, the vice president has spent almost the majority of her time in pennsylvania and that was one of the bright spots in the new york sienna college poll well, this morning, which is, as you see there, that she has a slight edge over former president donald trump, but cnn poll of polls also finds that generally speaking, it is

now they win harris county pretty reliably. dallas suburbs better than 12 years ago but the margins in the rural areas in texas, they are going from 65, 35, 75, 80- 20. >> you can talk about a state like wisconsin too. the suburbs outside milwaukee are still republican suburbs. a lot of suburbs have gone. the same is happening there. there becoming less republican. it's hurting republicans what's happening in the suburbs but in wisconsin, trump is upset a lot of that. the offset all of it in 2016 and he one the state. he nearly offset it in the rest of the state in 2020. democrats have to worry when you look at the bowling,'s clothes in these battlegrounds but it was true biden and true of harris. her best numbers tend to be coming from wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania, let's see more polls, but we so with biden in 2020 and receiving it with harris now. it has been with noncollege white voters and they are in abundance in those states. >> there's a question of whether they adjusted properly. everyone has been doing a lot of wo

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but donald trump is the one who's refusing harris county and says he's willing to participate in a televised survey on october 23rd. but donald trump says it's too late for now. the debate as the voting is already underway in the country, not included galloway's. well, that's it for now, but i'll have another program for you in about 25 minutes time for you all the latest on developments in the southern lebanon, atlanta fitness right strikes and then also in the northern is right. the city of high stuff, that is right. it was all of this been that been watching real kids on the realm on the days that military base is just not far from that. sitting on the, we're still getting the daily dose of fund the stalls in western society, which could be flash bloody. but most significant, whether it's been showing up recently in talk here. this is on the north coast, the black sea coast. and this is what's happened. so far, obviously the shots taking a night's beating, flooding in trap as on. however, it is not the end of it. the development in that part of the black sea looks like turning into a prop

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, but i'm just a small person with a small foundation that helps people locally in houston and harris countyr daughter was murdered and i was helping her navigate the criminal justice system, did one democrat commie to offer their assistance. it was only republicans. and i am an independent. i vote both ways. it's insulting. please don't. >> for me, because i'm still talking. i'm not done. i have the floor. i have the floor. if you want to answer me, he asked. >> the witness is allowed to respond. >> you said some very broad statements. it's insulting. these people lost loved ones. they lost children. and we want to see a difference. we may not understand everything that's going on, but i assure you that we are not being used in any way. if today some because that number and wants to help from any side of the aisle, we want solutions. >> that's what i just talked about. >> i'm still talking, so please don't make an assumption that we are being used. that is insulting. speak of the time belongs to the chair. >> it's insulting. >> the chair yields the remainder of his time from stomach to the

a suspect thought that authorities say called harris county constable is now in police custody as you officials say the suspect crashed into water near old causeway in galveston. the deputy was murdered on his way to work earlier today but, again, that suspect in custody. just getting that video in right now. up next, the panel on the latest from the campaign trail as both candidates focus on pennsylvania. first, here's what some of our fox affiliates are covering tonight. fox 61 in hartford, connecticut as search and recovery efforts are underway for two missing boaters. one person found dead, six were taken to the hospital after motor boat hit a jetty and crashed at the mouth of the connecticut river on labor day. and this is a live look at atlanta from fox 5. our affiliate there one of the big stories there tonight. a georgia-based company that holds legal rights to the titanic wreck discovers a bronze statue thought to be lost for good. rms titanic incorporated completed its first trip since 2010 to the wreckage and captured more than 2 million new high resolution pictures of that

on october 9th and 10th you can join me and the harris county public library for two events where i willi will be back home in toronto on tuesday, october 15th to take art in the ramsey talks. i'll be joined by cbc correspondent susan ormiston. tickets for that are available at the royal conservatory website and i hope to see you in any of these events you can be there for. i have truly enjoyed going around the country and meeting with all of you. thank you for watching. you can catch me back here every saturday and sunday from 10:00 a.m. noon to eastern. val she is available as a podcast and listen for free. i don't know who changed that picture. you can find content on youtube, had to msnbc.com/allie. i will get myself brunch but stay where you are. >>> just two days tim walz and jd vance will face off in their first and only debate which is likely the last debate of this level before election day.

eric harris county, like the rest of the united states, has seen its percentage of white residents to decrease dramatically. 50 years ago. white americans made up more than 80 percent of the us population by 2044. they will be in the minority. the demographic change of the united states away from being a white majority country towards a multi racial nation and a multi cultural nation is what moves it from. simply a ha, my community is becoming multi racial and our politics will change because of this to we have to stop this because if people can vote and exercise their right, the white majority will be imperiled. their everywhere our turn. i have been hearing from my constituents, they are deeply where they know their history. they are witnessing what is happening to our democracy in real time. in the aftermath of the 2020 election, republican legislatures in georgia and 18 other states passed a slew of laws that limited access to the ballot box. but what is even more disconcerting is that these politicians and the state legislature have already laid the trucks to take over local boar

democrats winning harris county 12 years ago is crazy. now they win reliably. around the dallas suburbs, doing much better than they were years ago. those margins in those rural areas are going to 8020. >> and we can talk about a state like wisconsin, too. suburbs outside milwaukee are still republican suburbs. a lot of other suburbs of gone. they are becoming less republican, so it is hurting republicans what is happening in the suburbs. trump is offset a lot of that. he offset all of it in 2016. he narrowly offset it in the rest of the state. that is something democrats have to look at. when you look at the polling it is close in these battlegrounds, but it was true of biden and harris. the best numbers tend to come from wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania. we saw that with biden in 2020 and we are seeing that with harris now and -- demographically. noncollege white voters and they are in abundance in those states in particular. >> there is a question over whether they have adjusted properly. >> as there was in 2020. >> but everyone has been doing a lot of work

and those eric harris county, like the rest of the united states, has seen its percentage of white residents to decrease dramatically. 50 years ago, white americans made up more than 80 percent of the us population by 2044. they will be in the minority. the demographic change of the united states away from being a white majority country towards a multi racial nation and a multi cultural nation is what moves it from. simply a ha, my community is becoming multiracial and our politics will change because of this to we have to stop this because if people can vote and exercise their rights, the white majority will be imperiled. that everywhere our turn i have been hearing from my constituents. they are deeply were very know their history. they are witnessing what is happening to our democracy in real time. in the aftermath of the 2020 election, republican legislatures in georgia and 18 other states passed a slew of laws that limited access to the ballot box. but what is even more disconcerting is that these politicians and the state legislature have already laid the trucks to take over local boar

book to answer questions you may have called now and will come to you 808 to 14000 overdrive, the harris county and pain is readying a new aggressive phase in this hour, we're going to see the vice president on the trail for the first time since that fiery debate. while former president trump iran prepares to hit the stage in a crucial state of arizona. his camp is trying to turn that page after his face-to-face with harris plus happening now, a classified i briefing on capitol hill, the secret service, sharing new details with lawmakers about the assassination attempt on former president trump we're following the very latest andy huge shakeup in new york as the city's police commissioner resigns amid a federal investigation, we're following these major developing stories and many more all coming in, right here. to cnn news central just minutes from now, vice president kamala harris makes her first campaign stops since she faced off against former president donald trump on the debate stage, she's in north carolina as part of her new way forward tour through critical battleground states. >> this

so now what what will the harris county campaign do in the final sprint now that donald trump says he will not debate again, we've got new reporting on how the harris team will respond and where she will look for votes. and breaking overnight brand new taylor swift themed ads in times square and las vegas digital. billboards funded by the dnc. and according to the hollywood reporter, approved by taylor swift, just a taste perhaps, how the harris campaign will use the big new endorsement from taylor swift cnn's kevin liptack here with the latest covering a lot of basis for us this morning, kevin, what do you have on this? >> yeah, that taylor swift endorsement. i think brett cheers to the kamala harris headquarters and you see them seizing on it almost immediately. they have those billboards in times square. and in las vegas saying that we're in our kamala era, they started selling the taylor swift friendship bracelets. they actually sold out of them, but probably more significantly for them, the link that taylor swift posted on her instagram to the website vote.gov, received an enormo

i d't know that the harris county campaign would agree with that, but that's what silver says. >> well, two things can be true at the same time where you have people who are further to the left who don't consider a camila to be a part of their camp, embed, you have people on the right who say everybody is far to lift. they said at about barack obama, they set it about joe biden when he ran. there are very few people who they don't see as far left. i would argue that for kamala harris, what she us to do is rise above the fray when it comes to pointing her as a west coast liberal, we know that she is someone who was a progressive prosecutor before progressive prosecution was even a term that was used broadly. we also know that she is someone who stood for civil rights and equity. i don't consider that extremely far left. i consider that right in the same way that it was right when people like mlk stood for civil rights injustice. with that being said, i think that for kamala harris, it is also showcasing how she's explained at the tint. there are people on the right who have stood by in

. >> and i think that the reason why the harris county campaign is pressing this so much is that i think the horrors of these trump abortion bans are just becoming understood by a larger group of voters. i mean, we've had now two women die in georgia that we now know about because the trump abortion bans. and i think this isn't just a women's issue, and i think this is where the governor is wrong. this is also an issue for men the misogyny and the anti-women campaign being run by trump and vance is offensive to anyone any man also who cares about their daughter or their wife, their sister, or any co-worker and their lives because women are under assault as bad as things are for women. today, it's going to get far, far worse if trump vance wins. so i think governor sununu is a little indulging in a little bit of wishful thinking here right? >> simon rosenberg, maura gillespie, thanks to both you appreciate you being here. sir? >> all right. we've got breaking news for you this hour. new israeli strikes targeting lebanon's capital of beirut. take a look at this new video on the ground. the

and let's start with david chalian, the harris county i think clearly thinks they had a very good night last night. they did have a very good night, but they're also tempering as we just heard mj report tempering expectations about how much this currently changes the race right now, what's your analysis? >> yeah. well, first of all, we don't know if it's going to change the race or not. so they're obviously being cautious in their approach to assume and that it's not going to change the trajectory of the race. but there are two things there. one obviously, guarding against complacency, making sure that i'll think about it. wolf in all the battleground states and all the structure and organization that they built on the ground. the ground troops up through the party leadership. they want everyone working every day you saw it from all they're highly level surrogates on social media immediately. the michelle obama's and hillary clinton and barak obama is the world that we saw at the convention were out saying, yes, she did great, but now it's time to get to work. so they were all sort of s

county. why are they going there? part of the strategy for harriss to go to some of these rural areas like she did in georgia around savannah last week and try and drive down the numbers like biden did in 2020, okay? so this is beaver county. trump is an easy winner 18 percentage points. you go back to 2016, make sure this thing, beaver county. he won it by 20 points, okay? you have two rural counties now where biden is cutting into the margin. if you go to the overall outcome in 2020, when you are talking about 1.2 percentage points that computes to 81,660 votes out of millions of votes cast it makes a difference in these small areas, the blue dots that we see, whether it's philadelphia or whether it's pittsburgh. makes a big difference in the end in a state considered to be a toss-up as of now. we'll dive in on that a little more and take you across the state later. we'll do that sometime tomorrow. >> dana: let's bring in former obama campaign manager. pennsylvania, would you agree that's the one for all the marbles? >> i would. bill in front of a

of the presidential race between former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris contra costa county supervisor john gioia was a big part of getting the insurance coverage off the ground and says immigration issues are over politicized. we are a county. we are a nation of immigrants. 25% of the people who live in contra costa county. >> were born outside this country. and and it is important for all of us to understand. expanded health care is good for all of us. according to contra costa health uninsured medical bills can reach hundreds of thousands of dollars. the basic health care plan will offer primary care. 24 7 nurse advice, medications and x-rays. >> without the stress of getting an expensive bill in the mail. it makes sense to. >> be able to provide as much access as possible so that folks can be healthy. we want people healthy in our community signing up for the basic health care plan can be done over the phone or online. we have the phone number and link on kron 4 dot com reporting from the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> coming up, a closer look at where san j

. >> between former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris contra costa county supervisor john gioia was a big part of getting the insurance coverage off the ground and says immigration issues are over politicized. we county. we're a nation of immigrants. 25% of the people who live in contra costa county. >> were born outside this country. and and it is important for all of us to understand. expanded health care is good for all of us. according to contra costa health uninsured medical bills can reach hundreds of thousands of dollars. the basic health care plan will offer primary care. 24 7 nurse advice, medications and x-rays. >> without the stress of getting an expensive bill in the mail. it makes sense to. >> be able to provide as much access as possible so that folks can be healthy. we want people healthy in our community signing up for the basic health care plan can be done over the phone or online. we have the phone number and link on kron 4 dot com reporting from the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> continuing calls to cut the red tape on a tool health off

. >>> coming up, kamala harris tries to woo voters in two pennsylvania counties donald trump won in 2020. we will tell you all about that. >>> but first, republican justices on the north carolina supreme court do donald trump a solid by removing a third party challenger from the ballot and voters are going to pay the price. we'll explain next. pay the price. we'll explain next. camilla tried the new scent of gain relax flings and it changed everything. (♪♪) (silence) (♪♪) (♪♪) hey dave, don't knock it till you smell it. try the new luxurious scent of gain relax flings. try new gain relax scent beads too... for twice the vibes . (tony hawk) skating for over 45 years has taken a toll on my body. try new gain relax scent beads too... i take qunol turmeric because it helps with healthy joints and inflammation support. why qunol? it has superior absorption compared to regular turmeric. qunol. the brand i trust. we all know costs are too high. but while corporations are gouging families, trump is focused on giving them tax cuts. but kamala harris is focused on you. building up the middle class

. >> reporter: meanwhile, here in rural cochese county, arizona, a senior campaign official says harris will propose tighter asylum restrictions than president biden. there's been a record 10 million illegal border crossings since harris and president biden took office. >> we do have a broken immigration system, and it needs to be fixed. >> reporter: still crossings have dropped dramatically in recent months, and harris is slamming trump for killing a bipartisan border bill earlier this year. >> how frustrating was that for you? >> absolutely frustrating. >> reporter: harris supporter and former sheriff's deputy dania acosta voted for trump in 2016 but now says he's relying on fear. >> that's really sad that people are being used as pawns for political reasons. >> reporter: this has been in your family for more than 100 years. >> 128. >> reporter: the rancher john ladd says the biden/harris administration should never have ended trump's restrictive border policies. >> trump had it figured out. >> reporter: he took us to a border fence constructed during the trump administration showing

election officials in harris county, texas explained they worked with nasa to send astronauts of pdfs something they've been perfecting since 1997 when texas legalized voting from space for nasa employees. the astronauts have been on the international space station since early june, after their spacecraft ran into several problems mid flight. they were only supposed to be in space for roughly 8 days now the plan is eight months. they close their call on a poignant note telling reporters, it really is difficult for me to imagine people on earth not getting along together. it is the one planet we should have and we should all be happy that we are there together. because that's it, that's our place. another break for us. we will be it,right back. righ. ♪ this one is for you. what tractor supply customers experience is personalized service. made possible by t-mobile for business. with t-mobile's reliable 5g business internet. employees get the information they need instantly. this is how business goes further with t-mobile for business. liberty mutual customized my car insurance so i sav

and a 183—year—old viaduct in harry style's home county is being given its own security arrangements.orld. let's get more now on our top story this hour. the israeli military has confirmed that six bodies found in a tunnel in the city of rafah in gaza were those of hostages taken by hamas in the october the 7th attack. they've been named as: alexander lobanov, eden yerush—almi, almog sarusi, carmel gat, hersh goldberg—polin, who was an american citizen, and ori danino. the missing families forum has again urged the israel prime minister to agree to a ceasefire to secure the release of the remaining hostages. our bbc arabic reporter mohamed taha explained the background behind the recovery of the bodies of the six hostages.

harris. there also going to be traveling to more rural counties in communities. counties that they may not necessarily be able to win outright. hi, but there's still illustrate to those voters that they want their support. counties like like excuse me cambridgeshire county in pennsylvania, where the vice president was on friday. and so this is all part of the strategy. fredricka to bring these republicans into fold to not only try to appeal to die heart democratic voters but to other voters, bring them into the coalition as well, wright. >> and among those that she and her campaign are trying to bring into the coalition, or more latino voters. and so there's a new campaign that she's launching. what's that all about? >> yeah. so there's a big push on spanish language radio with $3 investment there. and then she's also going to lean on influential radio personalities. they believed that that is the best way to capture that part of the electorate. fred alright, eva mckend. thank you so much. >> all right. this week, the mayor of springfield, ohio issued a public pl

harris. pinal county sheriff and former u.s. senate candidate mark lamb joins us now.s really shows you if you have a brain. if you are not a partisan where the american people are at on this. the fox news poll is showing who would do a better job on the border. 56% donald trump compared to harris 41%. this is not a partisan issue, right, sheriff? >> no. it's not a partisan issue. that poll should probably be 8/20 if people were being honest. the reality is over the last three and a half years, this administration and really predominantly under kamala harris as the border czar has been a complete and utter disaster. we have seen countless number of people come in. we are seeing crime across this country. we are seeing fentanyl deaths at just are a vising this country. on and on the problems come along with this. kamala harris architects of this that poll should be much higher. who he do you think it's going to play out in arizona. 3 point lead compared to our latest poll. other polls that show more of a lead. shouldn't it be a landslide victory in arizona right now? >>

harris is making two stops in pennsylvania both in rural trump areas first in cambria county and and -barre pennsylvania. trump won these areas handily by double digits, the harris campaign thinks they can make inroads with rural voters, that could make all the difference in the must win state of pennsylvania. ashley: a lot at stake. great stuff. damn user joins us this morning. let me begin with this. how do you think kamala harris will be received in your state? a lot of voters are trying to figure out what is her stand on fracking? >> she's going to be received great. we will have 45000 trump supporters greeting her when she gets to the airport. kamala harris stated many times that she wants to ban fracking which accounts for $42 billion in economic activity in pennsylvania. we are landowners, we have jobs and it is so important. now she is saying she's not going to ban fracking which means she will tax and regulate it. many pennsylvanians think she's not telling the frak stitching truth and that comes to the case with the defunding the police, things of that nature, crime matters

there are swarms of mosquitoes in harris county, texas, in unprecedented numbers and sizes. the oceans are changing colors. we are in a very rapid downward descent because of climate change. researchers have found the economic damage is six times worse than was previously predicted. it estimates that just 1 degree celsius of warming would cause the world's gdp to decline by 12%. we are on track to hit 3 degrees celsius of warming by the end of the century. we must break free from the carbon track which will require significant effort into the clean energy transition. the department of energy i believe is doing that thanks to funding from the inflation reduction act. the u.s. is on track to double the amount of clean energy with them and -- generate and cut emissions by 40% compared to 2005 levels. the focus on clean energy has also spurred over $400 billion in new investments in clean energy by private companies, about half of which are specifically being invested in manufacturing. the u.s. has had 800,000 manufacturing jobs since the start of this administration. the inflat

there are swarms of mosquitoes in harris county, texas, in unprecedented numbers and sizes. the oceans are actually changing colors. we are in a very rapid downward dissent because of climate change. researchers have found that the economic damage caused by climate change is 6 times worse than was previously predicted. the new paper estimates that just one degree celsius of warming would cost the world's gdp to decline by 12%. we already had more than one degree celsius of warming since preindustrial times and are currently on track to hit three degrees celsius warming by the end of the century. we must break free from the carbon trap which require significant investment into the clean energy transition. the department of energy, i believe, is doing that thanks to funding from the inflation reduction act and the bipartisan infrastructure law. because of these historic investments the american people have made, the u.s. is on track to double the amount of clean energy we generate and to cut emissions by 40% to 50% compared to 2005 levels. demonstrations focus on clean energy

harris hits two pennsylvania counties. the former president won in 2020. her campaign says it's looking to expand her appeal to find any persuadable voters in that all important battleground state. in washington, alice barr, nbc new. as for the former president, we have much more on his visit to the bay area this afternoon. our robert honda has been following him, including to his fundraiser in woodside. he's going to join us live at 6:00 to show us the support he received along the peninsula today. okay. our other headlines tonight. it sure may not feel like it, but the rainy season is right around the corner, and that means a new potential for flooding. today we got an inside look at a project to help protect hundreds of homes from flood waters in the south bay. it's a project decades in the making. now entering the final stretch. here's nbc's ian cull. reporter the upper georges creek is known to overflow during heavy rainstorms, like we saw last year and back in 2017, and each time it threatens to soak homes and some businesses in downtown morgan hill.

of the presidential race between former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris contra costa countyervisor john gioia was a big part of getting the insurance coverage off the ground and says immigration issues are over politicized. we county. we're a nation of immigrants. 25% of the people who live in contra costa county. >> were born outside this country. and and it is important for all of us to understand. expanded health care is good for all of us. according to contra costa health uninsured medical bills can reach hundreds of thousands of dollars. the basic health care plan will offer primary care. 24 7 nurse advice, medications and x-rays. >> without the stress of getting an expensive bill in the mail. it makes sense to. >> be able to provide as much access as possible so that folks can be healthy. we want people healthy in our community signing up for the basic health care plan can be done over the phone or online. we have the phone number and link on kron 4 dot com reporting from the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> and just don't know what else to do next. very str

as we saw earlier with kamala harris and red counties in pennsylvania with doug m off in a place thatou've got battles to maintain democratic strongholds. you've got battles to win some razor thin republican majorities. and then you've got to build some ground in other states entirely. >> yes. it's great to be here with you. and you're exactly right. we have a lot to do this year. as you said, we have key majorities to defend in pennsylvania, michigan and minnesota. and real opportunities to create the trifecta's and build power in arizona and new hampshire. and just to kind of summarize it here, 12 seats will be the difference in rights and freedoms for nearly 40 million people. the stakes are really high. and if folks are looking to get involved they should had to deal cdot word. >> 12 seats can make a difference. democrats have multiple once he majorities. minnesota, michigan, pennsylvania you talked about. there are a few seats away from breaking some republican majorities in new hampshire and arizona. and places like north carolina, eight gerrymandered state that has super majori

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the harris campaign visited two pennsylvania counties where trump won in 2016 and 2020. back here locally, a small group of survivors allegedly abused as children by catholic clergy finally had the chance to speak out in court. this, during bankruptcy proceedings for the san francisco archdiocese and now san francisco's archbishop is responding. they are more than a year into the archdiocese bankruptcy case, and the court heard directly from the alleged victims, with archbishop cordileone sitting just feet away. cameras were not allowed in the courtroom. the archdiocese filed for bankruptcy just last year, as it faces more than 500 child sex abuse lawsuits in state court, which are now on hold. because of that bankruptcy filing. people who testified pressed archbishop cordileone for more transparency from the church and a speedy resolution to the cases. the archbishop has repeatedly declined interview requests from our investigative unit, but released a statement saying in part, quote, i agree with their perspective. we have worked diligently toward transparency and a ti

your job is comp located and as we saw earlier with kamala harris in red counties in pennsylvania, witholds. you got battles to win some razor thin republican majorities. and then you've got to build some ground in other states entirely. >> yes. it's great to be here with you and you are exactly right. vd lcc is the party committee responsible for this ballot level and we have a lot to do this year. as you said, we've got t majorities to defend in pennsylvania, and michigan, in minnesota, and real opportunities to create new trifecta sand build power in arizona and new hampshire. and just to kind of summarize it here, 12 seats will be the difference in rights and freedoms for nearly 40 million people. the stakes are really high and if folks are looking to get involved, they should head to the lcc.org point >> this is important. 12 seats could make a difference. democrats have multiple one seat majorities, minnesota, michigan and pennsylvania you talked about. there are a few seats away from breaking some republican majorities in new hampshire and arizona, in places like north carolina,

just how vital the state you're so familiar with will be in this close election kamala harris was in two counties that former president donald trump won in both 2016 and 2020. so why would harris bother spending time and resources there? do you think? >> well, the pennsylvania in the way that you just described and the lead in the fact that it's almost certainly going to be the tipping point for which of these candidates becomes president makes it necessary to really try to persuade voters, try to motivate voters all over the state the, counties that she went to this time on this last visit are not the most fertile plates to pick up new votes, but she needs to pick up every new vote she can all across the commonwealth. >> we have 67 counties. >> i suspect we're going to see both candidates in at least at least 20 of those 67 where the population is higher if between now and the election, they are going to have to really make this a game of inches all right, so among some of the issues that are important in pennsylvania fracking, chief among them, something kamala harris ran against in her first c

there are harris has spent time in two counties that former president donald trump won in both 2016 and 2020. so tell us about where she was, what kind of folks live there and why she would spend time visiting those red counties? >> well, some of this is areas right in the middle of the state. right now. i'm here visiting my family about a 40 drive south of harrisburg and place called chambers berg, pennsylvania, which is part of franklin county. it's absolutely trump country. it's about 70% republican. lot of working class blue collar jobs, dairy farm coming in orchards or bag hear lots of warehouse jobs along the interstate. so these are the kinds of counties that kamala harris is trying to not flip, but at least get some votes. i think it's going to be an uphill battle though for her. i mean, within blocks from my family's home. you see trump flags. they're ubiquitous. you see signs with trump let's face on it. you still see f biden signs that have been up since 2020 so voters are kind of activated in this part of the state. but of course, one of the big criticisms of joe biden in 20

like door county, wisconsin, see fresh enthusiasm for harris that matches ourvorability since july? let's find out. nbc's shaquille brewster is in that swing county, door, wisconsin, which has voted for every presidential winner for almost 30 years. shaq, what are voters there telling you? are you seeing new enthusiasm for vp harris reflected there? >> reporter: yeah, without a doubt. i will tell you just based on the sample of the conversations i have had in this county, there's been definitely an even split in folks who say that they're backing former president trump or going with vice president harris, but something that has been reflected in that new nbc news poll is that there are a significant amount of people who say they are looking at vice president harris differently. many of them pointing to the debate. i want you to listen to some of the conversations i have had here. >> how has your view of vice president harris changed since july? >> i'm surprised at how strong she is. i honestly kind of didn't know she was there for a few years because i didn't f

surprised if it's not the same situation in 2024 you accompanied vice president harris to one or two pennsylvania counties that she visited today, that trump won by double digits in 2020. i know you've been a proponent of democratic that's going to read counties where trump is popular what do you think resonates, particularly there? and who there is persuadable these are incredibly important kinds of counties like we were in cambria. >> and the drive in there from pittsburgh area when i drove for the rally johnstown, you see a lot of trump signs and you see a lot of enthusiasm on the ground for harris and walz as well. it just shows how divided we are in pennsylvania. and you've got to show up in places like erie or cambria or in wilkes-barre or in bucks county all across pennsylvania. and i'm really think it needs to be like a trench war. and that kind of small counties and smaller, it's all across pennsylvania to reach the reachable kinds of voters there. and i think a majority of pennsylvania are going to realize that that harris and walz is the kinds of ticket is really true. the new way forward throu

. >> between former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris contra costa county supervisor john gioia was a big part of getting the insurance coverage off the ground and immigration issues are over politicized. we county. we're a nation of immigrants. 25% of the people who live in contra costa county. >> were born outside this country. and and it is important for all of us to understand. expanded health care is good for all of us. according to contra costa health uninsured medical bills can reach hundreds of thousands of dollars. the basic health care plan will offer primary care. 24 7 nurse advice, medications and x-rays. >> without the stress of getting an expensive bill in the mail. it makes sense to. >> be able to provide as much access as possible so that folks can be healthy. we want people healthy in our community signing up for the basic health care plan can be done over the phone or online. we have the phone number and link on kron 4 dot com reporting from the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt. kron 4 news. rob, thank you. now let's go to alameda county where it's being su

. >> between former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris contra costa county supervisorgioia was a big part of getting the insurance coverage off the ground and says immigration issues are over politicized. we county. we're a nation of immigrants. 25% of the people who live in contra costa county. >> were born outside this country. and and it is important for all of us to understand. expanded health care is good for all of us. according to contra costa health uninsured medical bills can reach hundreds of thousands of dollars. the basic health care plan will offer primary care. 24 7 nurse advice, medications and x-rays. >> without the stress of getting an expensive bill in the mail. it makes sense to. >> be able to provide as much access as possible so that folks can be healthy. we want people healthy in our community signing up for the basic health care plan can be done over the phone or online. we have the phone number and link on kron 4 dot com reporting from the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> assembly member matt haney continue to call on governor newsom

. >> between former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris contra costa county supervisorn gioia was a big part of getting the insurance coverage off the ground and says immigration issues are over politicized. we county. we're a nation of immigrants. 25% of the people who live in contra costa county. >> were born outside this country. and and it is important for all of us to understand. expanded health care is good for all of us. according to contra costa health uninsured medical bills can reach hundreds of thousands of dollars. the basic health care plan will offer primary care. 24 7 nurse advice, medications and x-rays. >> without the stress of getting an expensive bill in the mail. it makes sense to. >> be able to provide as much access as possible so that folks can be healthy. we want people healthy in our community signing up for the basic health care plan can be done over the phone or online. we have the phone number and link on kron 4 dot com reporting from the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. it's 33 is the time right now. and an area of san jose is going

. >> between former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris contra costa county supervisorwas a big part of getting the insurance coverage off the ground and says immigration issues are over politicized. we are a county. we are a nation of immigrants. 25% of the people who live in contra costa county. >> were born outside this country. and and it is important for all of us to understand. expanded health care is good for all of us. according to contra costa health uninsured medical bills can reach hundreds of thousands of dollars. the basic health care plan will offer primary care. 24 7 nurse advice, medications and x-rays. >> without the stress of getting an expensive bill in the mail. it makes sense to. >> be able to provide as much access as possible so that folks can be healthy. we want people healthy in our community. >> now, as robin has spent reporting for signing up for basic health care plan can be done over the phone or online. assemblymember. matt haney is continue to call on governor newsom to expand access to methadone. health officials say that the drug will he

. >> between former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris contra costa county supervisor john gioia was a big part of getting the insurance coverage off the ground and says immigration issues are over politicized. we county. we're a nation of immigrants. 25% of the people who live in contra costa county. >> were born outside this country. and and it is important for all of us to understand. expanded health care is good for all of us. according to contra costa health uninsured medical bills can reach hundreds of thousands of dollars. the basic health care plan will offer primary care. 24 7 nurse advice, medications and x-rays. >> without the stress of getting an expensive bill in the mail. it makes sense to. >> be able to provide as much access as possible so that folks can be healthy. we want people healthy in our community signing up for the basic health care plan can be done over the phone or online. we have the phone number and link on kron 4 dot com reporting from the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> with me today here i've got geode jasper malachi my cup o

of the presidential race between former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris contra costa countyervisor john gioia was a big part of getting the insurance coverage off the ground and says immigration issues are over politicized. we county. we're a nation of immigrants. 25% of the people who live in contra costa county. >> were born outside this country. and and it is important for all of us to understand. expanded health care is good for all of us. according to contra costa health uninsured medical bills can reach hundreds of thousands of dollars. the basic health care plan will offer primary care. 24 7 nurse advice, medications and x-rays. >> without the stress of getting an expensive bill in the mail. it makes sense to. >> be able to provide as much access as possible so that folks can be healthy. we want people healthy in our community signing up for the basic health care plan can be done over the phone or online. we have the phone number and link on kron 4 dot com reporting from the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. 7.34. is the time alameda county now is being sued by

north carolina, the battleground states we see an overall two-point advantage of trump over harris and in the countieshin those swing states, also a two-point advantage, that tells us this could be tighter than we think to see that inverse. now, let's go and talk about the different demographics, a lot of information we're learning here and starting with this, harris, among black voters, plus 42%. seems like a big number, but if history reminds us of anything, when obama in 2008 and 2012, he had a plus 80% lead there. so, she's really only about half of what obama was. now, clear that, let's look at another number. harris, plus 10 amongst women. we know she's tracking strong there, but believe it or not, at this very moment in 2020, biden was ahead above trump by 13%. so she's underperforming there. we'll get to a little bit more of that in the next segment, but i want to go to the issues because here we see the same thing we've seen all year long, that is the pocket books matter the most. 39%, but then you get to immigration, the border, and abortion, 16% and 15%. obviously, immigration and border, s

but the national democratic enthusiasm that sparked with harris's ascension to the top of the ticket. has reignited this cycles efforts the county line dems say they can barely keep up with the demand for voter registration forms. and for vice president harris's campaign signs. >> we took some old biden-harris signs. we cut biden off and something we started out hot glowing them. we were hot gluing them and then stapling them and putting them back down on the wires probably time to get back out. while girly tries his own well them alternative methods to chip away at the margins for her to swing union city voters, blue one driver at a time and accounting and a state with the power to determine the outcome of the 2024 election all the horns ban and al-awda thumbs up and a bunch of thumbs down and fingers now, that's okay. to be >> phil mattingly, thanks for that saturday night live kicking off its 50th with maya rudolph reviving her role as finance kamala harris, comedian jim gaffigan joining snl alum andy samberg, and dana carney to portray other notable figures from this year's race my campaign is like the sabrina carpenter song