, de hecho, hoy en mcallen joe biden ha tenido algunos problemas para conquistar el voto latino, esperanompleta de costa a costa el martes 3 de noviembre noche de elecciones trump o joe biden desde las 19:00 pm 6 centro, 4 hora del pacÍfico los esperamos . >> estados unidos superÓ por segundo dÍa seguido el records diario de contagios de coronavirus, mÁs de 90 mil personas dieron positivas al coronavirus en las Últimas 24 horas, esto equivale a mÁs de un caso nuevo por segundo. a la par, hubo casi mil fallecimientos a causa del virus en un solo dÍa. estados unidos sigue siendo el paÍs con mÁs vÍctimas mortales en ha pandemia. una de las peores crisis por este repunte se estÁ viviendo en el paso texas ante el aluviÓn un juez del condado ordenÓ cerrar negocios no esenciales pero algunos comerciantes y el propio alcalde estÁn desafiando la medida, edgar muÑoz tiene mÁs detalles adelante buenas tardes. >> josÉ el enfrentamiento por la orden del juez de cerrar los negocios con el alcalde de el paso, texas de mantenerlos abiertos ha desatado caos y confusiÓn entre la poblacion que vive una sev

. >> octubre es el mes de la lucha contra el cáncer de mamas y en mcallen texas realizaron este desfilesa. >> en los deportes los 49ers de san francisco jugaron en horario estelar y se llevaron una victoria estelar, las mejores jugadas al regresar de la pausa. >> gracias carlos y un país ya puso en práctica para devolverles la alegría que los ha caracterizado ya volvemos. >> buenas noches los 49ers de san francisco ganaron en el primer juego avanzaron 76 yardas y capitalizaron la oportunidad y pusieron los primeros puntos y fue de gran ayuda y a seis minutos del reloj estaban en con los diagonales en cuarta y dos y era el equipo del año pasado pero luego de otro largo se volvían a poner a dos posesiones y tercero de la temporada y en la segunda mitad san francisco no fue igual de efectivo . >> en la ofensiva vamos con las declaraciones. >> (audio en inglés). >> (audio en inglés). >> di. >> pasamos a la mls donde recibieron en casa con algo de revfancha y ambos equipos llegaron con un par de bajas importantes y el marcador se quedaría cero por cero y parecen empezar a ver los playoffs má

vive en mcallen de esta frontera nos dijo. >> han venido policías que son demócratas y que han visto frontera el vicepresidente del sindicato de la patrulla fronteriza nos explica por qué muchos de los agentes que él representa al igual que él,votarán por el presidente trump. >> sabemos que bajo la admiración de presidente trump, él ha hecho ajustes en la frontera y nos ha ayudado hacer el trabajo nos ha ayudado a que repente pase mucha gente que ha sido abandonada por los coyotes. hemos también detenido a mucha gente que viene con record criminales >> esto fue lo que me respondieron. >> estaba hablando de personas que no son, yo sé que entran personas que son ladrones y vienen huyendo de méxico de la ley. yo se que siempre, no todos pero la mayoría >> no dijo eso de mi, él se ha referido a mucha gente que no ha venido para a traj para hacer una buena vida. >> >> para mí fue una maravilla que ya dicho eso porque dijo la verdad >> el presidente trump arremetió contra cámara harris a través de una entrevista de la cadena fox, la calificó como un monstro completamente desagradable y com

worth, mcallen and houston. the latest polling there shows president trump with a narrow lead over former vp biden. 47% to 43%. joining us now, nbc's priscilla thompson in ft. worth. her home state of texas. and abby livingston is the washington bureau chief for the "texas tribune." priscilla, why are democrats so hopeful that senator harris' visit can help flip the blue state? at this point, don't people know what they're doing? >> well, steph, for starters, those tightening poll numbers are giving them a lot of encouragement and why they need to be here. especially because there has actually been a string of polls showing a tightening race. even republican senator ted cruz has admitted that it is shaping up to be quite a race here in texas. but the other thing that is giving the democrats a lot of excitement is those record-breaking turnout numbers we're seeing here in the state. i had an opportunity to speak with former congressman beto o'rourke about that. and he tells me that texas is going to be important

detroit it's on the southern front and it is probably the most heaviest contested region in all of mcallen a cab back i think is even a before the cease fire was announced the president of us air by john the homily of he had said that the city defenses had fallen and that well as of that moment the town was on to the other but johnny control now of course out there media enforces it denied all of that saying that they're still in control of the city so even despite the cease fire both sides are wrestling heavily for the control of this town. so where inside the city of adroit this part of town at least this part of town is under the control of the me and forces of the forces of nagorno-karabakh hilary his shelling the city right now this is the least safest place of all of the region. because essentially we've been told to get the hell out of the road the hell away from it and go into some basement. because it is because we are being shelled here probably kondraty say me. so hopefully you can see my face better this way so this is where we're going to stay for now and wait out wait out the

well president mcallen in france on chancellor merkel here in germany were 2 of the biggest and loudest voices saying that look being no outside interference in bella reese trying to sort out what happened following that election in august however the e.u. along with germany and france of course of puts a large amount of pressure on the cover of the russian government and on alexander lukashenko himself now this hasn't gone unnoticed by moscow to say we consider these decisions to be at odds with international law they clearly fail to facilitate dialogue and in effect amount to meddling in internal affairs sedlacek and all sky is set to meet with the german chancellor and foreign minister at some point the softer noon as soon as we get any news out of that meeting and a date any news that comes before that meeting i'll be bringing it to you here on out. all right less light it all now with some pretty pictures too and we're going to leave her red but beautiful sight of the shelter there from china the country is now celebrating its middleton festival holiday and in one province local to

saudi arabia and iran have condemned france turkey to weighed in with the president at the one saying mcallen needs mental checks over his attitude to islam but the french president is sticking to his stance saying we won't give in ever. his interior minister echoed his opinion. scituate that it's our sovereign right to define what freedom of expression is public order if you give us freedom of worship what is and isn't acceptable except acceptable. words that one served to calm the growing wave of anger sweeping the muslim world france is warning its citizens in several muslim majority countries to take extra security precautions. and for more now i'm joined by our religious affairs analyst martin it's good to see you what is going on here are we talking about a clash of cultures different values different value systems here or are we also talking about maybe clashing political interests at play. i think that we have 2 story so i mean one story it's most certainly the question about whether. it's in its current theological farm is compatible with the republican system which is to a great deg

she succumbed to her injuries last words were apparently tell my family that i love them present mcallen has warned france's once again attack but when he visited niece on thursday he remained defiant that freedom and france would continue to up hold its valleys and some said that if we were attacked once again it is for our values for our taste of freedom for this possibility on our soil to believe freely and not to give in to any mind of terror i say with great clarity once again today we will not give in this morning we decided to increase the vigilance everywhere in france to adapt to the terrorist threat i've decided that our soldiers will be more mobilized in the coming hours and we will up the mobilization within the framework of operational sentinel from 30027000 soldiers on the ground there referencing operations sentinel this is not ration that was set up back in 2015 when the 1st terror wave really hit france following the attacks it sharlie abdo and then later in the year in paris which saw the the battle plan attacked in very many people who were killed in the coordinated at

tonight when the curfew was imposed on this city but every city around france you talk there about mcallen looking for healing and letting people know that they can feel safe and secure and to desire to avoid critical words but if we talk about the context here david we should also talk about micron talking about islamic separatism and times to crackdown on radical islamists and calling islam or religion in crisis which has. widened the chasm hazarded. yes it has but it was very important to note is that because his foreign minister was one of the people who 1st expressed sorrow and support. for what happened here in these as far as the the villages with the of those who were killed are concerned so that's an important step because there's clearly been a big rift opening up between france and turkey and the president for president one have very much upset the french establishment release a and the palace now there does seem to be increasing the start of some sort of coordinated attempt to try and take the sting out of this very worrying development with the boycott of french goods starting

they've been demonstrators in several muslim countries off to mcallen defended the right to mock religion and vowed to crack down on what he described as radical islam and some a process in pakistan's capital islamabad on friday hundreds of people in ramallah in the occupied west bank protested to chanting anti front slogans thousands of people also took part in rallies in hebron and east jerusalem while in indonesia president djoko we don't condemn says days attack in nice but criticize response it resurges indonesia strongly condemns the statement made by the french president who insults the religion of islam which has hurt the feelings of muslims around the world this could divide the unity between religious communities worldwide when the world needs to be united in the fight against covert 19 my gun associating religion with an act of terrorism is a big mistake terrorism and terrorist have nothing to do with any religion. emanuel sat down with al-jazeera to discuss the wave of anger he says the problems his confronting are a threat to all people especially muslims welcome pauli sentim

arabia and iran have condemned france turkey too weighed in with president out of the one saying mcallen needs mental checks over his attitude to islam but the french president is sticking to his stance saying we won't give in ever. his interior minister echoed his opinion. she too thought it's our sovereign right to define what freedom of expression is is what's public order if you get what's freedom of worship what is and isn't acceptable except the acceptable. words that one served to calm the growing wave of anger sweeping the muslim world france's warning its citizens in several muslim majority countries to take extra security precautions. earlier we spoke to religious affairs analysts and asked him whether this is really just about different values or is politics also play a role here's his take. i think micro has given a great opportunity to a different set of leaders that have found themselves in difficult situations head home so or go on with the economy has had sort of an ongoing confrontation with friends recently and a group territorial waters saudi arabia is seen that's one

french president 20 mcallen has visited the scene he says the number of soldiers deployed to protect against attacks will be doubled to 7000. surge in corona virus cases across europe is forcing governments to take drastic action france and germany are about to introduce a nationwide lockdowns people will only be able to leave their homes for essential reasons. britain's obvious issue of a virus he has suspended former leader jeremy corbett after he downplayed a report that found evidence of anti semitism in the party during his leadership says he was not part of the problem and that it had been overstated the investigation by britain's equality watchdog found jewish party members suffered harassment and the complaints were ignored current leader care starmer says the report is a day of shame for the labor if after all the pain all the grief and all the evidence in this report there are still those who think there's no problem without the summit as i'm at the labor party but it's all exaggerated or a thought. but frankly you are part of the problem to a jew should be the labor party

including saudi arabia and iran have condemned france turkey to wade in with president editor one saying mcallen needs mental checks over his attitude to islam but the french president is sticking to his stunts saying we won't give in ever. his interior minister echoed his opinion. she too thought it's our sovereign right to define what freedom of expression is public order if you give us freedom of worship what is and isn't acceptable except the. words that one serve to calm the growing wave of anger sweeping the muslim world france's warning its citizens in several muslim majority countries to take extra security precautions. let's get you up to date now on some of the other stories made in the news this hour at least 8 people have been killed in 2 separate attacks in the afghan capital kabul at least 3 people died in a roadside bombing several more were injured in a separate attack 5 special forces members were killed in a bombing in the ensuing fire fire that's unclear who is behind the attacks. in california hundreds of firefighters backed by planes and helicopters are battling to control 2

well i think i'll go as far as mcallen thinks he's going to need to go to. to to settle to go he wants firstly is to keep the far right quiet marine le pen has ups the. rate of debate for her certain sure she she's looking for an opportunity. to make political. gains headed next year's presidential elections well it's an awful thing to do at a time of someone's someone's death and particularly in this in this way but unfortunately the way the politics worked but then also my home will also try and keep the public the public on side by closing down their own. deporting people who have been in prison for various offenses for. closing down the mosque and for safer speak if you know he's making. making such a lot more popular than he has been in recent times we've seen how france has been grappling with terrorism thing here is that if there are so many known extremists out that why when they arrested no longer god i mean is there a sense that this is too little too late. oh i do i think i do believe that's the case i mean if you can say it's not as if they could

injected to tackle was wanted by having scientists in custody and hospital press president a man in mcallen has visited the saying he says the number of soldiers deployed to protect against attacks will be doubled to 7000.

but here is president is out campaigning in states he won in 2016 donald trump is now in mcallen georgia where he's addressing supporters he has a rally in florida earlier where he also reached out to senior citizens. and democratic nominee joe biden is campaigning in detroit before that during another campaign stop in michigan he spoke about health care and again attacked president trump president trump's handling of the pandemic only 3 weeks to go before election day huge numbers of voters have already made their choice more than $22000000.00 americans have cost early ballots. the large turnout is attributed at least in part to people wanting to people way from large crowds in the risk of coronavirus on november 3rd several states including battlegrounds let wisconsin michigan florida have a ready past 20 percent of their total 2016 vote the political data firm target early says so far more democratic party supporters of voting early while among republicans voting is down compared to this time in 2016 oh mike hanna joins us live from washington d.c. a mix of both trump and biden are ba

saudi arabia and iran have condemned france turkey to weighed in with president editor one saying mcallen needs mental checks over his attitude to islam but the french president is sticking to his stance saying we won't give in ever. his interior minister echoed his opinion. so to think it's our sovereign right to define what freedom of expression is is what is public order if you get what's freedom of worship what is and isn't acceptable except the acceptable. words that one served to calm the growing wave of anger sweeping the muslim world france's warning its citizens in several muslim majority countries to take extra security precautions. earlier we spoke to a lot of. religious affairs analyst and i asked him whether this is really just about different values or of politics is also playing a role. i think that my current has given a great opportunity to a different set of leaders that have found themselves in difficult situations said tome so or go on with a gun on me has had sort of an ongoing confrontation with friends recently and a group territorial waters saudi arabia is seen tha

she went to mcallen. the turn out there has not been very high.h of san antonio and east texas to el paso. south texas is vitally important. i have been campaigning for barack obama down there. he can turn them out and flip the state. m.j. is a candidate there, she's a total bad-ass. texas is in place. it can easily go blue. >> stewart, the trump campaign republicans have been using the court to block mail-in votes to be counted and mail-in ballot extensions. what does it say they want fewer people to vote in the election. there is nothing new about this. >> classic sort of jim crow politics updated for modern era. it is the same principle that everybody votes we are going to lose. what does it say about a party? it is terrible. trump's world exists in a america that no longer exists. they have to reconstruct the world and it is like their own alternative reality. they have to try to increase the number of white votes. one of the key reasons donald trump won in 2016 was non white votes decline. i think we'll have off the chart non-white votes. >>

including saudi arabia and iran have condemned france turkey to weighed in with president edouard saying mcallen needs mental checks over his attitude to islam but the french president is sticking to his stance saying we won't give in ever. his interior minister echoed his opinion. scituate that it's our sovereign right to define what freedom of expression is public order if you get lots of freedom of worship what is and isn't acceptable except acceptable. words that one served to come to a growing wave of anger sweeping the muslim world france is warning its citizens in several muslim majority countries to take extra security precautions. and world that i'm joined now by martin jacques used religious affairs analyst good evening to you martin is this really just about different values. a clash of cultures if you will or are there political interests behind. i think micro has given a great opportunity to a different set of leaders that have found themselves in difficult situations head home so where do on with the economy has had sort of an ongoing confrontation with friends recently and a group

the mcallen border patrol processing station, the sector chief told us that at that time. rod rose en stein, he would have allowed for the separation of any child regardless of how old they were, and we know from one expert that was involved in the reunification told me that separating children, especially young children at that age, leaves them with a century of suffering. >> it is so hard just to look at those images of the little kids, the babies on the floor in that video that we were showing you. you could see between the legs the toddlers, the babies in those detainee centers. just a horrible story all together. jacob soberoff, you've been doing a great job following it and thank you for bringing this to us today. that is going to do it for me today. a reminder, everybody, it is october 7. there are 30 days until the election. four years ago on october 7 with less than 30 days to go, i believe it was 27 days -- i'm sorry, there are 27 days now until the election. four years ago with 30 days until the election on october 7, the "access hollywood" tape came out where d

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next, she is added to mcallen, texas, which is down near the border, and then she is finishing up with >> today is the last day of early voting in texas. we want to make sure that we see it through, and then let's make sure on election day, everybody we know has made sure that their voice, their powerful voice, is represented in this election through their vote. >> now, early voting has been underway here since october 13th, as you said. a record-setting 9 million plus ballots have already been cast. that surpasses the record of about 8.9 million. of course, the big question is does this or not mean texas will remain a ruby red state? i can tell you that the latest real clear politics average does show president trump by the lead here in texas, but it is only by 2.3% you're not a very wide margin. >> bill: thanks. we will see how it turns out together. kc's vehicle they are in dallas. going to pop over. we've got about 2 minutes. what i will show you is what is going to happen over the weekend here now. there was a big story in florida because trump and biden were both down here in hil

pedro rojas, desde mcallen tejas, nos muestra cÓmo es vivir y morir en las colonias.rable. se me ha enfermado varias veces. y sÍ, tengo mucho miedo. rojas: desde que se iniciÓ la pandemia, la crisis se ha profundizado en su hogar. a su esposo lo redujeron las horas de trabajo. ella tuvo que renunciar a su empleo para cuidar a los hijos y se le ha hecho imposible pagar los servicios y otros compromisos financieros. loredo: ha sido difÍcil. los gastos siguen siendo los mismos. a poco suben la medicaciÓn, un poco suben los pendientes en la casa, los niÑos en la casa todo el dÍa. mÁs comida, más bebidas, mÁs todo. rojas: marÍa trinidad arias dice que ha notado que los niveles de estrÉs han aumentado dramÁticamente en su familia porque las limitaciones y precarias condiciones para vivir lo complican todo. trinidad: pues uno entra en frustraciÓn. a veces uno no puede dormir. vive pensando en nuestros hijos porque es algo nuevo para nosotros y pues no se puede hacer, no lo podemos eliminar. porque tampoco podemos arriesgar a nuestras hijas a que vayan a la escuela. y son nue

. >> secretary, you were with senator harris in mcallen texas. it's not the type of town that often gets a visit from a vice presidential nominee, especially this close to election day. you graciously allowed her to walk off stage to "baila esta cumbia" which is your bop. texas has a little bit of a reputation for being the state that cried blue. what makes this year different? >> look, i know, i know. every four years it seems like, you know, folks start writing and fantasizing about when texas turns blue. here's what's different, very succinctly. the suburbs have abandoned donald trump and the republicans. folks just think these guys don't represent our values. so you have that. secondly, all of the demographic changes that we've been talking about for the last 15, 20 years in the state, the growth in the latinx community, the growth in the asian-american community, the growth in the african-american community, and young voters, they're making a difference. and then, third, i just -- donald trump and his attitude have never really played well i

overcome any obstacle and just keeps shooting for even more greatness our friends at telemundo 40 in mcallen, texas, met up with a woman who checks all of those boxes. she's an athlete, born with no legs, no fear, and no limits kaz >> i'm kanya sesser, and i was born without legs. i started skate boarding when i was like 9 years old and surfing, when i was 9 years old. i was born an athlete, with or without legs, and i feel like even with legs, i would probably be the same kanya. my mom and dad, jane and dave sesser, and they have two birth kids of their own. i'm the only adopted one i'm the youngest she went all the way to thailand to pick me up. she never was like i'm sad for her that she has no legs let me take her in no, she has potential in her life and i'm going to give it to her. the walking dead, i'm a stunt performer and zombie for them. i do deadly stunts and jump out of cars, and i go in front of a semitruck, 45, 50 miles per hour, while strapped in on literally nothing. women, men, with any type of, like, lifestyle and capabilities, disabilities, mental abilities, i feel like wv

it's really surprising to see a vice presidential nominee hitting up mcallen texas in the waning days before election day, but it does show that they're trying to both play offense and not necessarily defense but protective of the states that they know they're going to need. and frank lly those states are ones from georgia to arizona to texas that you know democrats have been salivating over for years. >> i'm going to pause you there. joe biden just walked out from voting and he's going to talk right now fought press. let's listen in. >> what i say is that there is no excuse whatsoever for the looting and the violence. none whatsoever. i think to be able to protest is totally legitimate. it's totally reasonable. but i think that the looting is just -- as the victim's father said, do not do this. it's not what my son -- you're not helping. you're hurting. you're not helping my son. and there are certain things we're going to have to do as we move along. and i think i know the local folks in philadelphia thinking about it as well. and that is how we deal with, how you diminish the prosp

to win it in places like mcallen county thank you very much for that john hendren live in chicago and in part 3 of our series soaring some of the battleground states in america's midwest john reports from ohio very much a swing state in 2020 to find out what matters so voters there as coming up on wednesday right here on. here now the world news a bomb blast in a religious school in northwest pakistan has killed at least 8 people more than 100 others were injured in fresh are when a device was detonated students gathered for lessons victoria gate to be has more. up to 500 students were packed into this room when the bomb exploded. they were listening to a lecture by a prominent scholar at the jimmy is a very a religious school in push our look at eventually our budget it was 8 o'clock in the morning the teacher was giving a lesson which is heard a big bang and all the students are running here and their. police say the bomb was hidden in an abandoned bag in the main hall pakistani and afghan students teachers and other members of staff are among the dead and injured several are in a c

most importantly, she went to mcallen, in the real grand valley. that's what i am worried about.hispanics in texas live south of san antonio, from east texas to el paso. south texas is vitally important. i have been campaigning to get barack obama down there. he could turn them out. he could flip the state. it's the changing demographics but, also, these changing attitudes of white people. the suburbanites are flocking to joe biden and mj hagar. war hero, total bad-ass texas woman. yes. i say this like someone who's been beat there like a bad piece of meat. texas can very easily go blue. >> stuart, trying to block mail-in votes from being counted. suing to strike down mail-in ballot extensions. what does it tell you the trump campaign wants fewer people voting in this election? >> look. there is nothing new about this. this is just classic, sort of, jim crow politics, updated for a modern era. it's the same -- same principle that, if everybody votes, we're going to lose. and just what does that say about a party? it's terrible. trump world exists in an america that no longer exis

and then notably, after she leaves here, she's heading to mcallen, texas. that is a border community, predominantly latino, that has really been ravaged by covid-19. and you know, latest polls have shown that biden is underperforming with latino voters in this state, compared to what hillary clinton did in 2016. so kamala harris is certainly looking to help shore up some of that support today, before she ends her day in houston, texas, harris county, the largest county in the state, where more than 1.3 million people have already cast ballots. and i should point out that this isn't just about the presidential. there are also a number of congressional seats that democrats could pick up here and a senate seat that is pretty competitive. and so mj hager, who is running against john cornyn, is going to be campaigning with kamala harris today. and it so will be interesting to see what impact this visit could also have on some of those races. craig? >> priscilla thompson there in ft. worth. priscilla, thank you. mr. memoli, thank you. monica, thank you. >>> we ha

continue his campaign also on the program hopes of a break in the fighting in the disputed region of mcallen abaft as civilians flee. agrees to meet international mediators if conflict with. the 2020 nobel prize in chemistry to developing a method for editing genomes. jennifer doudna of the us for the rest not for the academy called rewriting the code of life. i'm still going to welcome to the program donald trump's personal physician says the u.s. president has been free of covered 900 symptoms for at least 24 hours mr trump is back at work in the oval office after being hospitalized with the virus last week since his return to the white house on monday he's been making his presence felt on social media with a barrel of tweets criticizing his democratic rivals floating false figures about the pandemic meanwhile vice presidential candidates are preparing to battle it out in a debate tonight well mr trump's challenger joe biden's come pain has that taken him to the he started town of gettysburg. the site of one of the bloodiest battles in the us civil will thank you all for being here used as

vote and i know for a fact that many mostly need there was an activist campaign for him anywhere in mcallen that quote unquote the french state to has its responsibility if you know what they can a zation of french youngsters i'm not to put things into perspective of how come france which is home to the biggest listing minority in the west is of the same town the country that has passed the greatest number of muesli laws and how it's been one of the 1st exporters of all foreign fighters are to die and after every single attack carried on french soil you know the french government whether it's from the left or the right are doing exactly what daschle wants by stating when they say we care with these attacks 2 for 2 things are to shed blood and divide the western societies and turn listening into an oppressed minority that's exactly how different it has been acting and today in many when mccall has just said we are going to grow and harass these islamists the biggest problem here is that not only he's creating a new term it's looking separatism but there's no definition for it so how do you b

mcallen said i'm number two and you never know he might dire this might be a steppingstone to somethingmanaged to fun angle his way under the vote of john quincy adams and andrew jackson when there's a rerun in 1828. socially case in american history were a vice president under the president of one party becomes vice president immediately of the other party. but it gets complicated because meanwhile behind the scenes cal whom is conspiring in the undermining of federal authority. i was vice president, calhoun secretly urging those south carolina's who want to secede. and jackson is doing everything you can to keep south carolina from succeeding. the climax of the tension occurs when it's anna jefferson dinner, the jeffersonian's, the republicans who are about to be called democrats, they met every year. i think they may be they given up here a back a year ago. both jefferson and elise jackson and become miley tack toxic to most democrats. to they do it anymore? jefferson-jackson dinner? okay, like presidents'day instead of washington's birthday. so the jefferson's day dinner and 1832 wh

>> i know there's a lot of attention to senator harris being in mcallen and that's important becausevote in texas will be significant for the biden/harris ticket to win but i would pay attention to ft. worth. only one democrat running for president has won tarrant county and that's lbj in 1964. beto o'rourke narrowly beat cruz in tarrant county so i'd be watching ft. worth and be watching the suburban areas, austin, williamson, hays county they're not traditionally voting for democrats but there's an opportunity for the biden/harris ticket to do and it's a legitimate and open question to what happens on tuesday. >> it seems like a lot of national trends are applying to texas. i have talked about it a good bit. the guy i served with in congress in one of the most conservative districts in america was comfortably, pete sessions was comfortably in a dallas suburbs and in the district that no one thought a democrat could win in and yet the democrats took it last time. i guess i'd be is more skeptical statewide of the democrats' chances except for the fact that none other than ted cruz ke

have to tell you, i was at the border with the network watching as van after van was distributed in mcallend they would basically -- vans would be full of families, and then they would leave empty and come back all day when this audio broke. seeing the trauma tieization of these children, they couldn't be held or comforted even by fellow children. you hear stories of these children where they were soiled and they had -- the people watching them were 4-year-olds alongside them. have mothers basically saying they ooesh not been able to see their children and people simply don't understand. when the government says they're trying to reunify these children, that is not the case. who is doing that work, julia. tell us. who is doing that work? >> so because the u.s. government said that that task was too onerous, that happened in a court filing in 2019, the judge, who's overseeing all of this, appointed a group of non-profits and lawyers who would form a steering committee to try to track down these children. now, they had a status conference earlier this week again. this lawsuit keeps dragging o

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worth, going down to the border community of mcallen, texas and finishing tonight in houston. you talked about that real clear politics average when you came out to me here. remember that it does show president trump in the lead here but only by 2.3 points as we head into election day. sandra. >> sandra: going to be interesting. casey stiegel, thank you. >> trace: president trump campaigning in nebraska this week where he could pick up some electoral votes even if he doesn't win the state. real clear politics co-founder and editor tom bevan joins us on that. here is something you don't see every day, a crane going for a bit of a spin. how and where this happened next. - [announcer] welcome to intelligent indoor grilling with the ninja foodi smart xl grill. just pick your protein, select your doneness, and let the grill monitor your food. it also turns into an air fryer. bring outdoor grilling flavors indoors with the grill that grills for you. new projects means you need to hire.gers. i need indeed. indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a short list of

they invited me to go to the epicenter of this policy in the mcallen border patrol processing station. he said they were very well taken care of. that was not the case at all. what i saw there was little children sitting on concrete floors covered by mylar blankets supervised by security contractors in a watch tower. it makes me sick every time i recall it. and they called this torture. it's the u.n. definition of torture. the american academy of pediatrics called it government sanctioned child abuse. and the president of the united states, i guess interpreted that as children being well taken care of. no one else ever did this, rachel. the biden administration didn't do this. this was uniquely a trump administration policy. >> jacob, thank you for that and putting facts around that framing. i will say candidate versus can- i mean kristen was so in control of the debate that they weren't going after each other a lot, but that moment where biden -- you could see the ire arise and biden called it a criminal, for me it wasn't the most rutorquely punchy line but it was the thing that land

i was inside that facility, the mcallen central processing station in texas.ty is i write about this a lot in my book, donald trump would not have been able to separate thousands of children and damage them psychologically for a lifetime if it were not for punitive based immigration based policies that spanned george w. bush, barack obama who deported more people than ever before. and the big challenge for those who are watching this closely and affected by this last night is if there's a joe biden administration, is he going to move forward or going back to the policies of the obama administration? which did not include wide scale separation but did include in policies that immigration rights advocates, immigrants will tell you are very harsh and you know in their words were violating the likelihood of these immigrants. >> msnbc's jacob soboroff, great to have you with us this morning. thanks. gene, you're writing about this in do we tolerate the kidnapping of the children? this election is our chance to answer. what did you make of that moment, that the best

eliangelica: en ese caso con sacar una tÍa en mcallen, segÚn cifras oficiales mÁs de 30.000 menores fueronexpertos que los padres que esperan en un tercer paÍs por una audiencia en corte envÍan a sus hijos pensando que esto puede garantizar un proceso de asilo, ver autoridades advierten que no hay garantÍa de esto y que es un riesgo alto que puede terminar en un final trÁgico, es un tema que afecta directamente a nuestra comunidad, no hay que quitar el dedo del renglÓn satcha, con esto sigo contigo. satcha: asÍ es, es difícil la decisiÓn que toman algunos pensando en el porvenir de sus hijos. gracias por todoinformarnos desde miami eliangelica. ♪ ♪ satcha: a sÓlo seis dÍas de las elecciones de preguntas ¿sabes cuÁntas personas realmente buscan llegar a la casa blanca? reconoces a donald trump y joe biden, los candidatos populares en estos comicios presidenciales pero sabÍas que en estas elecciones hay 1200 o 24 aspirantes asÍ como lo oyes, aquÍ aparecen 14 de ellos, pero por supuesto reconoces al artista kayne west como candidato independiente, el es uno de los 11 que califican para aparec