henderson, i do appreciate director henderson reaching out to me ahead of time before the meeting toe amendments. so i have a handout for the board members and some additional copies for members of the public. and i think it would be helpful if i stand at the projector so that everybody can see the amendments. thank you, and how they would look. so just if you'll hold my. five minutes if you have those two, two of them, if i may, madam chair, because this may require another amendment. so i'm wanting to see if we could capture, thank you. i think i got. all right. do you do you mind if we just go through. if we just go through? because there's just a lot, of lot of different topics here. could we just go through the items that director henderson has raised and just get clarity on that and then come to you for your piece? no problem. okay. thank you. and can i confirm that director henry has a copy of this as well? okay. thank you. yes, i do. great. thank you director. so i think, director henderson suggested several groups of amendments. so i'll just walk you through how those would

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. >> a live picture from lee's family form in henderson, nevada where donald trump is holding a campaign rally. we will have live coverage of that when it begins here on c-span. ♪ >> ♪ pour me something tall and strong make it a hurricane before i go insane ♪ discussing ballot initiatives. according to the ballot initiative strategy center there are 147 ballot measures on the ballot next tuesday in 41 states. joining us is the founder and editor-in-chief of -- news. let's begin with abortion ballot measures. how many states have them and what do most of them do. guest: there are 10 states with abortion-related measures on the ballots. in all 10 states there is a measure to protect abortion rights. to codify it in state law. there is one state that also has a ballot measure restricting abortion rights and that's nebraska. they have dueling initiatives. one to codify abortion rights and one to restrict them further. the secretary of state has said if they both pass, of the most votes will supersede the other one. these abortion measures are interesting because in the two years since roe v.

executive director henderson, chief. thank you. commissioner. i just i forgot to mention that this month is national hispanic heritage month, and it's also domestic violence awareness month. and they are, two very celebrated, very, good months for us because we'll have, celebrations of hispanic heritage within the department and all over the city. and then for domestic violence work month, we always want to lift that work up and make sure that our domestic violence survivors and their families are supported. so i just wanted to mention that i forgot to mention our report. so thank you. thank you director. thank you, we currently have, 542 cases that have been opened this year. and 224 open investigations currently. right now, we've closed 635 cases so far this year. and mediated 14 cases. we have 18 cases whose investigations have gone on longer than nine months, and of those cases, 17 of them are tol, that leaves us with still pending final adjudication. 120 cases that have been sustained by the dpa that are pending with the chief, and 13 cases

administrator leon henderson. a patriotic example. do citizens. make no mistake, this regulation is a measure. it's a guarantee to the american people that their cost of living will stay put. able u.s. commissioner of education. dr. j.w. studebaker speak. i want to report about another great american army enrolling one in every four americans. the army of organized education. boys and girls collect scrap to build up our national stockpile. teachers sign up for selective service and for sugar and gasoline rationing. america's army of education mobilizes to win both the war and the peace. the department. agriculture will loom large when the history of our time is written. every crop needed to win the war will be produced in enormous quantities as a result of the planning and research centered here. they ponderous sleepy looking building of the department of state is wide awake today awake with anti-access diplomatic problem. here secretary cordell applies a keen mind to negotiate with foreign emissaries and american interests do not suffer. much of

heminger i director henderson. henderson. i director hines i hines i director tarlov i tarlov i director cajina i can, i can i can i thank you. the minutes are approved places you on item five communications. i have none. moving on. places you on item number six, the director's report. thank you. director tomlin. so first up i'd like to invite up. we've got two special recognitions this afternoon. one for our facilities maintenance stationary engineers who will be up first, and then the twin peaks tunnel team jonathan rogers, chief strategy. do you want to make the first introduction? thank you, director tomlin, jonathan rogers. good afternoon, chair ekin and board members, chief strategy officer at the mta. so just to remind the board, the sfmta has 31 independent buildings. we oversee 60 acres of land, one point 9,000,000ft!s of buildings. so for context, that would be one and a half salesforce towers $3 billion in buildings and grounds assets, and those are maintained by 11 stationary engineers, many of whom are here today

. >> la avioneta beach c-90 viking air, turbohelice bimotor, viajaba desde henderson, c-90 b-king airerrey, california cuando la torre de control en bakersfield recibio la primera alerta de que algo no habia bien. >> el piloto habia perdido el conocimiento. >> es cuando, segun la agencia federal de aviacion, la pasajera tuvo que ir a la casa de la tomar los controles. >> make sure you add a little bit of power. >> pero no queremos descender demasiado entonces que el c controlador aereo tuvo que despedirse de la zona de contacto con el controlador guiar paso a paso a la mujer. >> ahora, si estas bien, 5.900 bien, la pasajera logro el aterrizaje de emergencia en el aeropuerto meadows field en bakersfield, california, en tierra, miembros del departamento de bomberos esperaban a la nave, la que siguieron hasta que se detuvo tras salirse el de la pista. >> segun este entrenador de vuelo comercial, este fue un hecho admirable. >> se aseguro mantenerse durante toda la fase de vuelo la prudencia que tuvo el controlador aereo. >> segun saltos, el hecho de que lograra aterrizar es aun mas impre

, henderson, barry bonds, coco crisp and jose canseco among the baseball greats at the reggie jackson softball classic. >> i'm 60 years old. i feel like i'm 30 again. it's our last chance to play at the oakland coliseum and feel young. taking batting practice, watching the fans, watching the field. i'm going to miss this place all swinging for the fences to the cheers of diehard a's faithful. >> we have some really loyal fans who really love the game of baseball. and through the thick of it, you know, even if you didn't have sellout crowds, you had that core of fans that really understood the game and really cheered for their team. >> the stadium had 49 or 50,000 people in it, and catfish hunter pitched a perfect game here. >> jackson, a 14 time american league all star and member of five world series championship teams. >> my first year as a rookie here was was really my most special time of coming here. >> a's fans soaking up every moment of the final reunion, being here is great, but hard. >> like bittersweet. >> it's monumental. being this the last time we're going to be here. >>

he's in henderson, nevada. but 1st let's go to kimberly. how could she's in phoenix, arizona kimberly access to abortion is an important issue in the selection that coma harris weighs that specifically in arizona for a reason and all the other policies that she's dealing with the a a yeah, the she raised as an issue because it is on the ballot here just a little bit of fact checking with regard to uh, that sounds like there when she did raise project 2025. we should clarify for our viewers that donald trump has distanced himself from that. but she does raise it because it does certain you'll get the applause lives in amongst her supporters. now with regard to abortion, that is what the harris campaign believe is. her secret weapon when it comes to getting voters out to the polls on election day and even in the lead up to early voting. and so that is what she is talking about. and that is where she believes she is going to push things over the edge because it's not just the arizona where this is on the ballot, but a number of key states in b

. >> dominick nia-malika henderson, cnn political analysts, also a columnist for bloomberg, wrote a column titled obama can stop lecturing black men about harris. let me read some of it. so eager to prove that he isn't beholden to black people. he's the president of all americans. he would often say, obama has frequently singled without black people for reprimanding this approach only underscores the stereotype of black americans as a problem that needs solving. what's your take on the former president's his strategy, his approach when trying to get out the vote of black men specifically good morning, victor and parts i would say i think both of the panel is seated a moment ago. this is all about mobilization, right? and turning out black voters overall. the other piece i will lift let's be very clear next two black women, black men is the largest voting demographic in this country. right? and so i think that is something to say. we do know that black man vote. but the other pieces that democrats and republicans, particularly democrats, have a lot of work to do directly in terms of engagin

, henderson, barry bonds, coco crisp and jose canseco among the baseball greats at the reggie jacksonoftball classic. >> i'm 60 years old. i feel like i'm 30 again. it's our last chance to play at the oakland coliseum and feel young. taking batting practice, watching the fans, watching the field. i'm going to miss this place all swinging for the fences to the cheers of diehard a's faithful. >> we had some really loyal fans who really love the game of baseball and through the thick of it, you know, even if you didn't have sellout crowds, you had that core of fans that really understood the game and really cheered for their team. >> the stadium had 49 or 50,000 people in it, and catfish hunter pitched a perfect game here. >> jackson, a 14 time american league all star and member of five world series championship teams. >> my first year as a rookie here was was really my most special time of coming here. >> a's fans soaking up every moment of the final reunion. being here is great, but hard. >> like bittersweet. >> it's monumental. being this the last time we're going to be here. >> yeah

henderson. she said you're comfortable with that you can just call me mom. that's how it recognized something was different about this family. i was going to be in a permanent placement. so for a little over a year i had a stable family. northern california by adoptive father was a truck driver. my adoptive mother was a social worker.' she'd had some other jobs too but that's a job she settled on when i was adopted. they paid the bills,, they made ends meet, we had a family, their family dinners as a kind of family i would see on tv or in the movies a moment that i had an adoptive sister who was there daughter. then they divorced. about a year later after the adoption. my adoptive father was angry at my adoptive mother for leaving him. he retaliated by cutting off contact with me. this was really his -- it was hard for me. never knowing my birth father and that all of the foster homes, and then including my adopted father. i was nine years old by this point. so my mother got full custody of me. we settled in this gloomy duplex innd town for was working full-

henderson, rowan, [indiscernible] and three feeding sites distributing hot meals to 30 sites across 10 counties. the response footprint has grown significantly and we are grateful for the support not just from that 22 states that have sent teams, but also from fema and other members of the federal family. we currently have 24 search-and-rescue teams from north carolina in the area and 13 that continued to be deployed via mutual aid and increased the number of federal teams, now 18. that accounts for over 1600 personnel operating in the area now to support the local jurisdictions. across those teams we have had over 5000 search and rescue interactions, rescues, evacuations, assists, shelter assessments, the teams continue to do incredible work and austere conditions. we have 26 aircraft currently in the area and over the course of the event we have lifted over 700,000 pounds of cargo into the impacted area. with the approval of the secretary of defense yesterday we began moving and integrating the title x aviation assets and we will begin to integrate the additional dod workforce today

trump is in henderson right now. this election, of course, is, as you know, a dead heat and new cnn polling tonight from georgia shows that is the case there. as you can see, no clear leader, 47 to 48%, those numbers actually reversed in new cnn polling from north carolina and both these states within the margin of error. this is of course, an election where as of tonight, look at this nearly 61 million americans have already voted and we do know the majority of voters to this point in the battleground states, they're women accounting for 55% of the ballots cast. so far harris, just moments ago, taking on trump when it comes to his recent comments about treatment of women there's a saying that got to listen to people when they tell you who you are, where they are and this is not the first time he has told us who he is. he it does not believe women should have the agency and authority to make decisions about their own bodies. this is the hey man who said, women should be punished for their choices he simply does not r

paul henderson, you violated local, state and federal law when you were a da. you had me legally in jail, and you knew it. you lived right next door to 40, 42 parsons street. i never disrespected you as a neighbor or as a human being. you allowed my uncle to die of a heart attack in indiana and not press charges. when vince collins came back up here to san francisco after you held me in jail, and vince collins identified himself as successor of the whole trust. you had me legally in jail. you've been allowing our property to be used for bank and realty fraud. there is no way you should be sitting in that position right there. there's no way you disrespect this commission. you disrespect the city and county of san francisco. you've been covering up for a while. the next meeting, when i'm here, i'm going to present to you an order for the u.s. attorney to file federal judgment charges and a judgment against me for $30 million, which is incorrect. we're in bankruptcy court now. my cousin was murdered over in oakland. okay. the crap that you pull is coming to an en

the majority 56% amber lee started booking the trips, henderson says the tsa reading record number ofleisure travel through the holiday which will mean travel under crowded airport samplings. according to travel at poplar airfare prices for christmas trips average $360 per round-trip, up 11% from last year, to get the best deal henderson advisor setting a google alert on your flight route and signing up for alerts directly from your favorite airlines. be sure to book by mid-november, don't worry about searching for airfare over and over on your computer or laptop because it does not know your search history when it comes to buying the airline tickets. maria: that is a good point but i would rather they got no my information or search plans. tricia your reaction. >> i'm glad your ed bunk the incognito or cookie history matters and i'm wondering is it true on tuesdays you are supposed to book? >> that's a great question, that is the thing people book on tuesday but they need to fly on tuesday that's a better thing to do you want to fly with business travelers are not flying saturday in

so jada henderson grew up on the sidelines on nfl games.he is helping players express themselves on the gridiron. whether you are a football super fan or just a sneaker head, you might have noticed lately many of your favorite nfl players have been stepping up their shoe game. some of the colorful cleats athletes are sporting are the work of 28-year-old jada henderson, who is bringing her creative touch to football fields across the league. do you still get excited every time you see your shoes on a field? >> yeah, yeah, for sure. we will be watching football on sunday, clicking around to different games. okay, i wonder if we can see if they're wearing them. >> the daughter of former nfl quarterback and coach john kitna, and now wife of an offensive lineman, football is in her dna, but art is her passion. >> did you imagine that football would continue to be such a big part of your life? >> no, not at all. people are, like, what do you do? oh, i paint shoes. they look at you like, that's not a real job, is it? yeah, i know. >> henderson fir

and the henderson family and i called my who became the person who became my adoptive mother, henderson. and she said, oh, you know, if you're if you're with it, you can just call me mom. and i remember like, oh, you know, this is that that's how i sort of recognize that something was different about, this family and that i really was going be in a, you know, a permanent placement and. and so for a little a year, i did have this stable family as as working class family in this kind of dusty, blue collar town in northern california called red bluff. my adoptive was a truck driver. my adoptive mother was an assistant social worker. she had other jobs, too. but that's the job she settled on when when i was adopted. and they paid the bills they made ends meet. we had a family, we had family dinners. it just like a the kind of family i would see on tv or in the movies of like a mom and a dad. and i had an adoptive sister who was their birth daughter, and then they. about a year later, after the adoption and my adoptive father was, you know, he was angry at my adoptive mother for leaving him.

joining us now, nbc news correspondent priscilla thompson, david henderson, former prosecutor.what else do we know about this mixed verdict? >> that verdict came after 19 days of trial, where this jury heard from 28 witnesses. they spent more than six hours deliberating and ultimately this is what they came back with, finding all three of those former officers guilty of witness tampering for some of the behavior that happened after this brutal incident, where they gave misleading statements to their supervisors, to paramedics and that kind of thing. but notably only one of those former officers, demetrius haley, was found guilty of engaging in any sort of conduct that led to bodily injury. and that was a lesser charge. that was not the initial charge that prosecutors were going after, but notably, this jury did not find that those other two officers engaged in that behavior, only finding them guilty on the witness tampering. but nonetheless, the family walked out of the courtroom yesterday saying this was a victory. i want to play a little bit of what his mother had to say. >>

henderson and mitchell counties need to do more to help people be able to vote, it's very important.ha: we appreciate you coming on, people have been through a lot and we hope they have access to voting as every american shared across this country. to murdoch a great to see you. >> good to see you, thank you. >> martha: this may not go over so well at at the harris campaign, listen to biden speaking about trump yesterday in new hampshire. >> president biden: i know this sounds bizarre, it sounds like i've said this five years ago, he will lock me up, got to lock him up here,. [applause] lock him up, that is what we have to do. >> martha: rarely, okay. kind of the moment he partner trump had. one form or by an official told in and axes reported, we need to lock joe up and occurring divide an official says nobody's listening to him anymore, this is occurring to bite an official, nobody's listening to him anymore. this was reported by alex thompson, his words have little power and less reach, talk about a lame duck according to this reporting. the white has responded to this way today t

and you know, the one of the greatest players in the history played here rickey henderson. barry bonds, coco crisp and jose canseco among the baseball greats at the reggie jackson softball classic. >> i'm 60 years old. i feel like i'm 30 again. it's our last chance to play at the oakland coliseum and feel young. taking batting practice, watching the fans, watching the field. i'm going to miss this place all swinging for the fences to the cheers of diehard a's faithful. >> we had some really loyal fans who really love the game of baseball, and through the thick of it, you know, even if you didn't have sellout crowds, you had that core of fans that really understood the game and really cheered for their team. >> the stadium had 49 or 50,000 people in it, and catfish hunter pitched a perfect game here. >> jackson, a 14 time american league all star and member of five world series championship teams. >> my first year as a rookie here was was really my most special time of coming here. >> a's fans soaking up every moment of the final reunion. >> being here is great, but hard. >>

. >> henderson, barry bonds, coco crisp and jose canseco among the baseball greats at the reggie jackson softball classic. >> i'm 60 years old. i feel like i'm 30 again. it's our last chance to play at the oakland coliseum and feel young. taking batting practice, watching the fans, watching the field. i'm going to miss this place. >> all swinging for the fences to the cheers of diehard a's faithful. >> we have some really loyal fans who really love the game of baseball, and through the thick of it, you know, even if you didn't have sellout crowds, you had that core of fans that really understood the game and really cheered for their team. >> the stadium had 49 or 50,000 people in it. when catfish hunter pitched a perfect game here. >> jackson, a 14 time american league all star and member of five world series championship teams. >> my first year as a rookie here was was really my most special time of coming here. >> a's fans soaking up every moment of the final reunion. being here is great, but hard. >> like bittersweet. >> it's monumental being. it's the last time we're going to be here

he has a rally here tonight in henderson, nevada, before making one more stop in battleground arizona. david? >> david: rachel and mary, we thank you. election night, just five days away, right here on abc. thank you, rachel. >>> tonight, one of the warmest halloweens ever in the northeast. new york city hit 81, philadelphia 82. a cold front is on the way. major changes after triggering severe weather in several states, including a tornado in northern oklahoma. so, let's get right to meteorologist lee goldberg from our new york station wabc. a warm halloween, lee, but as you mentioned, a change is coming. >> reporter: well, 24 hours away from that, david, as temperatures will start to plummet. in the meantime, though, as you said, record-tying halloween in new york city and philly, in the low 80s. we have a front that is over the middle of the country, feels more like labor day than halloween here. the front is separating two seasons, it was 70s in minneapolis yesterday, it's snow in the area today. that warm front and cold front are pressing east ward. fortunately, it's a rainy trick

and despite brennanjohnson hitting the post spurs rarely troubled palace keeper dean henderson.ecoglous side they stay 8th while palace climb out of the relegation zone. we got the reward, it was an excellent goal, very high praise, winning the gold in the box, in the end we always try to be active, there were some situations, but it's a great team, but they were creating chances and creating a situation so i am really proud of how the team performed today. a very happy oliver glasner, but in contrast ange postecoglu was not in that place when he spoke to the bbc�*s mark scott. at the end they went over to the away fans, there seemed a bit of disgruntlement from the supporters. can you understand that? i supporters. can you understand that? ., , , supporters. can you understand that? .,, i, ,, that? i would be very surprised if they were — that? i would be very surprised if they were happy, _ that? i would be very surprised if they were happy, mate, - that? i would be very surprisedl if they were happy, mate, yeah. because — if they were happy, mate, yeah. because you're not hap

christina henderson, who is such a champion for libraries. the other council members who texted me that they were coming. are they here? they're not here. all right. thank you, councilmember henderson, for all of your assistance. a big thank you to the dc public library foundation for their incredible support for so many of the author talks at the library, including tonight's co-presidents. susan haight and marquette smith are here along with a number of members of the foundation. and then lastly, as always, thanks to the dc, pl staff and the leadership of ryan williams for making complex events like tonight possible. so we're gathered this evening to hear from two extraordinary individual goals our awesome and inspiring 14th librarian of congress, dr. carla hayden. the in conversation with supreme court justice ketanji brown jackson. in support of justice jackson's new memoir, lovely one. i love that in in many important ways, justice jackson's story is a local one. her journey began right here in washington, dc, where she was born to public

we will take you to henderson, nevada at 6:30 for a rally with donald trump.lso tonight at about 11:45, vice president harris will be joined by actress and singer jennifer lopez for an event your las vegas. on c-span2, we have more. donald trump will make a campaign stop in albuquerque, new mexico. vice president harris will be at a rally in reno, nevada. trump will hold a rally with tucker carlson in phoenix. you can watch our live coverage on c-span now, our free mobile video app, or online at c-span.org. ♪ >> as the 2024 presidential campaign continues, american history tv presents its series, historic presidential elections. learn about the pivotal issues of different errors and uncover what made these elections historic and explore their lasting impact on the nation. this saturday, the election of 1980. >> i have been president now for almost four years and have had to make thousands of decisions. each one of those decisions has been a learning process. i have seen the strength of my nation and the crises approached. i have been to deal with those crises

thank you, john in henderson, where trump is now to kimberly, how could she reports from phoenix, arizona by color harris is holding a rally. the already facing backlash from the mail voters, the president donald trump, now trying to deal with new horseback from thomas made on wednesday, where he said that he will protect women, whether they like it or not. this is a comment, but pamela harris is kev. hey, the vice president and democratic presidential candidate has seized upon say that this is just a reminder of how little the former president values women and their choices. this is a central part of the vice president campaign. one that she says is really a contrast with students highlighting between the former president and herself. in fact, popular heritage made a woman's right to get an abortion of central part of her campaign message. in fact, in the us battle around state of arizona where i am currently standing, this is one of the what they call a down valid measures, the woman. right? and this is something that the harris campaign is helping drive female voters to not only come o

cnn's alayna treene is about 25 minutes drive away covering the trump campaign in henderson, nevada. priscilla, to you first harris has not been out west and a while. what is the message? she's conveying to voters? there well, this is certainly going to be an appeal to latino voters who are crucial aid a state like nevada, and also a state that president biden only narrowly won in 2020. >> and so far polls indicate that both the vice president and former president donald trump are about evenly split when it comes to latino voters here in nevada. she is trying to gain an edge in her messaging here, but what she has seen over the last several days is a groundswell of support from latino celebrities. you mentioned jennifer lopez, mexican band my now is also going to be here. there has been a lot of support, especially jake, after the remarks made by a comedian at former president donald trump's rally in new york city earlier this it's weak assailing puerto rico. so that may be part of the theme here tonight. of course, that has mobilized puerto rican voters, but it's also mobilized lati

and we will take you to henderson, nevada at 6:30 for a rally with donald trump.donald trump will make a campaign stop in albuquerque, new mexico and a rally from vice president harris at 8:25. and then donald trump will hold a rally with tucker carlson in phoenix at 10:45 p.m. you can watch our coverage on our mobile app c-span now or on c-span.org. representatives don bacon and josh gottheimer discussed the upcoming election, the state of bipartisanship in the future of democracy in america. they spearheaded a bipartisan commitmentned by more than 30 members of the house of representatives to uphold the results of the 2024 presidential watch live at 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now or c-span.org. as the 2024 presidential campaign continues, american history tv presents its series, historic presidential elections. learn about the pivotal issues and what made these elections historic and explore their lasting impact. this saturday, election of 1980. >> i have been present now for almost four years. i have had to make thousands of decisions. and, each one ha

thank you so much thank you i do want to bring in the mayor of gulfport, florida, sam henderson is with us now. mayor, who have you on the line? tell us what's happening in gulfport. what have you been experiencing in your community tonight? >> will these are definitely the most significant wins that i've seen since, since i've been in florida and folks, i've talked to the width here their whole lives saying similar things. so this is just shows you the real difference you can have from storm to storm. whereas with helene, we had incredible storm surge, but not so much in terms of wind and rain. this one was an incredible amount of wind and rain and we're going to take us till the light of day to fully assess. but but we think at this point, much less storm surge than what we saw with helene. but again, that's going to that's going to require us assessing that at dawn. >> mayor, are you hearing about any emergency calls yeah, for sure. >> we always have them. i mean, no matter no matter what, but weather event we have where there's going to be some we don't have any specifics on those y

that is a live picture right now from henderson, in nevada, for donald trump speaking at a rally that he's holding there, john home and is joining us from there as well. so john, what's it like where you are john, can you hear me? all right, my apologies. we lost our connection with john holeman who was about to join us from nevada. we'll try to get back to him a little later. but as americans prepared to vote on tuesday, let's he knows, or gaining a more powerful voice than ever. the us census bureau says hispanic americans accounted for 71 percent of us population growth between 20222023. well, nowhere is that more apparent than georgia, a once solidly republican stronghold that has become a crucial swing states. on 100 reports from lawrenceville in georgia. latino americans prepare for a celebration of their ancestors from the agent to the recent. we bring things that represent things that thing last like my mom loved the muddy axis. so i made sure i had my the i to use here this year. the conversation around the day of the dead holiday often turns to tuesday's presidential electio

to get into all of this with my excellent group of reporters here, cnn and bloomberg, nia-malika henderson, bloomberg, mario parker, and cnn's kayla tausche. hello, one and all kayla, pick up where priscilla but left off because i think we're all hearing this. i talked to a democratic activists yesterday who says, i feel like we're sleepwalking into 2016 there are a lot of differences. i mean, the difference is i think are greater than the similarities. but the pts is real for democrats. >> yeah, it's definitely a cautionary tale that still comes up in a lot of conversations. and i think that we're priscilla was talking about how it's informing some of the strategy is important, but it's also important to remember the polling from back in 2016. obviously, there was a very big issue with pulling back then not capturing the would-be trump voter, whether they were not picking up the phone or they had a general distrust of pollsters. and while some of that still exists pollsters have tried to recalibrate the data, but this time eight years ago, hillary clinton was up by 12 points over donald t

the next stop on c-span is henderson, nevada, at 6:30 eastern for a rally with republican presidentialald trump. more with kamala harris later tonight at 11:45 eastern when she and jennifer lopez will hold an event near las vegas. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> ♪ i'ma keep running 'cause a winner don't quit on themselves ♪ >> ♪ ten hail marys, i meditate for practice channel nine news tell me i'm movin' backwards eight blocks left, death is around the corner seven misleadin' statements 'bout my persona six headlights wavin' in my direction five-o askin' me what's in my possession yeah, i keep runnin', jump in the aqueducts fire hydrants and hazardous smoke alarms on the back of us but mama don't cry for me, ride for me try for me, live for me breathe for me, sing for me honestly guidin' me i could be more than i gotta be stole from me, lied to me, nation hypocrisy code on me, drive on me wicked, my spirit inspired me like

we begin with cbs's nikole killion covering the trump campaign in henderson, nevada.ole, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, maurice. former president trump lost nevada back in 2020, but tonight his campaign is out with a new memo expressing optimism about the overall state of the race, although they acknowledge it will be very close. former president donald trump detoured from the battlegrounds to blue territory in albuquerque, new mexico. >> the people that have voted, if you voted against me, shame on you. >> reporter: but he steered clear of controversial comments he made last night in green bay, wisconsin, vowing to be the protector of women. >> and my people told me about four weeks ago, i would say no, i want to protect the people, i want to protect the women of our country, i want to protect the women. sir, please don't say that. and i said, well, i'm going to do it whether the women like it or not. >> reporter: vice president kamala harris made clear she did not like it. >> it actually is very offensive to women in terms of not understanding their agency

hours north of asheville, where mudslides ripped through neighborhoods. 100 miles south the river in henderson county reached 30 feet. >> oh, my god. >> smashing all previous flood records. rivers and lakes jammed with debris. back in asheville residents don't know where to even begin. >> it's a lot of work destroyed, a lot of things that i loved of course, and my business and my job and my livelihood and all that. so you know, i don't know. >> and george, what is the status of the communications right now in asheville? >> reporter: lester, conditions are only slowly starting to improve. there is better service here, and word tonight from the white house that the president will be in north carolina on wednesday. lester? >> all right. george solis, thank you. >>> in neighboring tennessee an agonizing wait for so many who have yet to hear from missing loved ones, and harrowing stories of those who made it to safety and those who did not. priscilla thompson is there. priscilla, what challenges are crews facing now in this search effort? >> reporter: lester, the challenge here is massive debris pi

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rickey henderson, jose canseco. and we're going to have shooty babitt.and, you know, a few of the guys. let me see the guy that pitched a no hitter. pitch a perfect game. anyway, dallas braden will be there. and we just want to share some time with the fans that come out. we're hoping to get somewhere around 7 to 8000 or whatever, but i've got a bunch of friends coming, so we'll probably get a thousand people there anyway. people say, reggie going to invite your friends. they say, yeah, both of them. >> i've already seen so many people saying they can't wait. can't wait to get there. you're calling it a friends and family game. can you tell us how you feel when you get together with other baseball greats? i mean, we have images of what that looks and sounds like, but but you've actually done it, you know. >> you know, the memories, the thoughts. you know. and i've been very fortunate because i've been able to be around the game ever since i left with the yankees and the houston astros just just sharing time and spending time. i can go to the coliseum any

no, but in the program we are correspondent john henderson to speaking with us state department spokesperson, matthew muller, about the tax on hospitals in garza. and in that briefing will also address the israel bowl to ban on rock. of course, he was speaking just before the contents of pasta bowl. but let's now go to join hands when he's in washington dc. john, what did we hear from matthew miller on, on what tonight as well, this was before the actual was actually has actually taken place in israel. and miller said, the u. s. government couldn't possibly have made it clear to me is really government. this is an unacceptable action. this reveals a risk between israel and the us and a rift between israel and the united nations. he said that the result of this will be that children, babies, women will be unable to receive humanitarian assistance in gaza. he said that there is no other organization capable of doing this right now. i'll read you a little of what he said. he said, we've made clear to the government of israel that we are deeply concerned by this proposed legislation. you said th

and despite brennanjohnson hitting the post spurs rarely troubled palace keeper dean henderson.nge postecoglou's side they stay 8th while palace climb out of the relegation zone. we got the reward, it was an excellent goal, very high praise, winning the gold in the box, in the end we always try to be active, there were some situations, but it's a great team, but they were creating chances and creating a situation so i am really proud of how the team performed today. a very happy oliver glasner, but in contrast ange postecoglu was not in that place when he spoke to the bbc�*s mark scott. at the end they went over to the away fans, there seemed a bit of disgruntlement from the supporters. can you understand that? i would be very surprised if they were happy, mate, yeah. because you're not happy, obviously. why would i be happy? is there a question? why would i be happy? if the supporters are unhappy then i'm unhappy. you said you didn't necessarily think that was the problem, so... no, but identified problem. i think if you're suggesting if i'm somehow unhappy with today, i think

ok many thanks for that, john henderson, that for us in butler, pennsylvania can focus on police all accused of detaining the chief minister of clay, the pucks on qual, provence, ali. i mean gum the pool was a key a to form the prime minister and wrong con, cons policy. the pci says the chief minister was taken into account stable leading council forces to us some of them to protest his imprisonment. and to slice a band on process demonstrations of raleigh for 2 days, demanding and wrong calling be released from jail. facing off with police who find tick gas out the door sees a block of key roads into the capital and suspended from suffering surfaces. a fi as an electric vehicle factory in vietnam is destroyed around $5000.00 e bikes and most of cycles and happened in the northern province of lang. song, fix, smoke rose above the blazes and spread through the facility. that's more than 3 kilometers . i'd say no casualties in the portion a clean opperation is on the way impulse man had to go. we know of to flood submerged parts of the country, 16 people and died almost a heavy rain tr