on meredith's bank cards. bank, you know, 15 miles from the abduction site, and then again, 50 miles south of the abduction site, and then the next day, 80 miles. these were attempts where no money was taken. which suggests what? suggested that meredith wouldn't give him the right pin. which also suggests maybe she's still alive. that's right. dennis murphy (voiceover): investigators, meanwhile, had been able to trace the phone gary hilton used earlier to call his old boss, john tabor, who'd set that trap for him. that call was made from a restaurant about 50 miles from blood mountain. hilton, it seemed, was moving south towards atlanta. metro pd swat concealed themselves in and near tabor's building. that was the drop point where his old boss had promised hilton he'd leave him $800. you stake out the location. you're surveilling it, and? he didn't show up. dennis murphy: no show. no show. we're still looking and wondering where could this guy be. now we have him 50 miles from blood mountain. dennis murphy (vo

let's let's go back to mark meredith. see what they have. trace the voting is officially over here in the first of the primary contests. all six ballots now being pulled out of the ballot box. you'll love this. trace this ballot box dates back to the 1980s. is actually made by state penitentiary workers here in new hampshire. and they are now showing that the ballot box has been emptied and that all of the votes have been taken out. they will now be reviewed by those same people who were just here voting. this is, again, democracy happening live in front of you. you can see that they will go over the ballots to make sure that their results match up. so we will expect to see six results. uh, and obviously then the results will be posted up on that board and then transmitted to the secretary of state's office here in new hampshire. but a live look here, you can see some of the election officials going over the ballots to make sure that they were properly filled out. and it looks like they will then mark down on another piece of paper who they

he spent the night in james meredith's dorm room. and a year later there was an event that became burned in everyone's. it was june 15th. it was after the assassination of medgar evers in, mississippi. and evers funeral took place in jackson. and there was a lot of concern that that was going to result in more violence because there were marchers who wanted to protest beyond the funeral and there were a set of racist police officers who were eager to bust some heads. and in the breach, standing in between those two people, those two sets of people was john dore and i want to read a little vignette from a book called the race beat. and it was about press coverage of the civil rights movement. and it talked about that in tense moment. some of the younger marchers began hurling bottles, bricks and other items at the uniformed officers. there's a reflection by bill meiner, who was a columnist for paper in mississippi, and he was terrified about what was about to happen to jackson. and he said in the chaos and the oppressive heat, a lanky

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meredith mcgraw, thank you."way too early" on this thursday morning. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> she can't negotiate. she's a lousy negotiator. other than that, she's wonderful, a wonderful person. but if she wins, biden wins.

he would not talk about anybody to us other than meredith. dennis murphy (voiceover): when "mystery on blood mountain" continues. >>> a new phase-in israel's ground offensive in gaza. the israeli military has plans to pull back some troops and shift to more localized operations. we'll go through that development and the escalating tensions in the red sea. >>> also ahead, a look at the very long to-do list for congress in 2024 with several crucial items that were not addressed late last year. >>> plus, the supreme court has a tight time line to rule on the most consequential case involving the presidency since the year 2000 decision that sent george w. bush to the white house. >>> good morning and welcome to "way too early" on this tuesday, january 2, 2024. happy new year, everyone. i'm jonathan lemire. thanks for starting your day, week, and yes year with us. it is going to be an extraordinarily busy year. we're so grateful that you're with us. >>> we begin this morning overseas where the israeli military is planning to withdraw some of its t

going to go to meredith mcgraw right now taking a look at this and the significance of what both sidesere saying. what did you make of what you heard? chuck schumer was the first to talk about the possibility that we do get a deal and avoid a shut down. that was tucked in to that. what did you make of it? >> i mean, there's no doubt here that both sides are wanting to get an agreement here. see that finding a solution at the border is of utmost importance. what continues to be the issue is how we're going to get there. and if they can find something that will get them to some sort of common ground and agreement. >> neil: i'm just wondering the fallout from michael johnson. he has some rebellious conservative members with a razor thin majority to deal with who don't like the way he's been handling a lot of these negotiations. they think border security is the first. he's under special pressure just to keep his membership happy, right? >> i mean, he continues to be under pressure from them. we keep hearing from the right wing of the party who has balked at some of the measures that have

i guess how you feel was indiscriminately meredith by roosters individuals soonest scruples to see see now more abruptly. on the 5th of september 2022, a young girl named emilio was kidnapped while on her way to school with his mother . for 7 months, her family searched for her and organized protests hoping to find amelia alive. but they didn't. in april 2023 remains were found on a hill and solid at hometown puts in gun. yeah, we're a good thing. well, i'm now that i have my daughter, i didn't like to even think about having to go through something like that. the news, the pain, the media is mother is going through that is unimaginable because it got some of the violence against women students at home in the way we raise our children and teach them how to treat women a little baby till nothing has woken up. she now needs the full attention and protection of her mother. because the case of emilia is only one of many cent besides that happened every day in mexico. about 10 women are killed daily today, more than 28000 women goals and teenagers have disappeared. kit ok, i want to include

meredith what are your thoughts around? yeah. carter i think i'm just going to take a different approach. i think the way our exhibition is set up, it's positive all the way through. good, right? and so in order to deal with the hard issues, you really have to read the texts or say what if or how come? and i think that's the only way to really address. you used the word harm. it have done or in any point and it's tough because our exhibit is extremely positive, but we do get a lot of what ifs or how how are you. so, for example, to do that. it's actually you know, we do through tours, we do it through scavenger hunts. we make people think i think important to remember that we're in the south. so there's expectations not to see people of color throughout the exhibition except in his global work and that's not true so you see it and people go who's that? and then you go on to the governor section where he his acceptance speech literally says racism ends, segregation is here. and that was early seventies. and people stop and say, wa

mark meredith is live in washington. what do we know about today's threats? to you. they are waiting t find out where they will uncover where the threats came from. generally they are made from overseas and the fbi says it has no reason to believe the threats made against multiple capitol buildings were credible. more threats made in maine and mississippi, impacting courthouses. the threats yesterday targeted state capitol buildings coast to coast from hawaii to connecticut. the fbi says it's investigating but also "they want the public to remain vigilant and report any and all suspicious activities and/or individuals to law enforcement immediately." also want to mention in the last few weeks, several lawmakers from across the political spectrum have begun targets of swatting, essentially fake 911 calls. chief operating officers for the georgia secretary of state office says he was swatted. some lawmakers in d.c. want new federal legislation to impose tougher penalties on swatters. >> i think people need to understand there are real consequences to actions, e

mark meredith is live in d.c. with that angle of the story now. >> at this hour defense secretary lloyd austin is welcoming nato secretary general to the pentagon. as you you mentioned austin being warmly welcomed. his first day back at the office since treatment for prostate cancer. he drew outrage in december. much of washington, including president biden, was not even aware that the secretary was going to be out of communication for several days. earlier this month austin put out a statement about all this saying quote, i recognize i could have done a better job insuring the public was appropriately informed and commit to doing better. this was my medical procedure and i take full responsibility for my decisions about disclosure. austin's absence prompted calls for resignation. president biden rejected the idea insisting he has faith in austin's abilities. and just last week friday the white house announced it is creating a new set of guidelines to insure it knows when vips will be under the office. cabinet sec

i wish i could be like meredith sometimes where she just says no thanks and leaves.to a point, but also the journey is really important because she tends to block herself out from having any sort of interactions because she's afraid. >> a lot of times people can't read my emotions because i don't put expressions into my face. >> the story are based on a 2015 hbo documentary of the same name . for the composer, and himself from ohio and with a younger sibling with autism, turning it into a musical was deeply personal. >> my sister maria was the first person i told about this documentary. we immediately cried and she was like, now the world can understand what it's like to be me. that's what i hope. it's been the most beautiful gift, the show. >> when she said that you thought, i have to make this. making accommodations for the autistic actors and some members of the larger team meant adjusting her role. >> the main piece of feedback in terms of direction that i got from the autistic performance was what they wanted from me was very clear and specific direction. not ca

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and i respond to them because that's what it's all about, you know, i, i was telling meredith the way in here that is your publicist meredith, i got a text from a coworker that at right now and people just want to say that the shooting that happened last night in maine and he just wanted to talk to me about it and how i become this person that you just want to talk about. before all this, it was just and, you know, new music. but now, you know, just getting that message from people that want to open up about any and everything. and that's it's because it lets one lsp know that i'm not the one that are having these feelings and i guess that's what makes them okay because they're having these feelings and they like they're not the only one either. so hmm. there's part of this. you just raised about reaction in talk about a coworker. what kind of have you received in law enforcement community to talk about that and? because you you talked in a previous conversation as we were prepping that you were speaking before national organization for black law enforcement officers and forth. what i

mark meredith live in washington with the story.see you. >> reporter: liz,you're right, the president prides himself heavily on support from unions, but so far many of the largest and notable unions in this country are staying on the sidelines of the 2024 race. president biden's taking great strides, even joining a picket line with the united autoworkers last fall to show his support for unions, but the uaw? they've yet to endorse him. they're not alone. other unions still sitting on the sidelines include the teamsters' union as well as the american postal workers and the international association of fire fight pers. firefighters. >> usually springtime is when some of these unions endorse. that's what they did for obama in 2012 when he was seeking re-election. i guess it is surprising that they all haven't come onboard quickly. >> reporter: we reached out to the biden-harris campaign today about this very issue. the campaign put out a statement saying he is proud to be the most pro-union president in history and looks forward the co

let's go to meredith mcgraw, the politco national political correspondent and franchesca. your sense here from these polls that obviously look difficult for nikki haley. she said she's not focused on them. she had been and her campaign had been hoping to win new hampshire. that still might happen, this might tighten up. she says that's not the story. so what is? >> neil: well, neil, here on the eve of the new hampshire primary, primarily lowering expectations for her finish tomorrow in new hampshire. they have said that she needs to be strong. but much like iowa, without saying what strong actually means. what that would have to be. some of her reporters that i have spoken to says that she has to bring it within ten points of donald trump for it to be a strong finish for her to have the momentum that she would need to go into south carolina. at one point in the last few weeks, she was closer to trump in the single digits in that cnn poll. since then, their polling has shown trump pulling away again. the small events she's been having, the retail events, small businesses wi

mark meredith is live in dixville notch with a preview of what's to come. >> good evening to you. the excitement is building right here in dixville notch because, as you mentioned, the first notes of the new hampshire primary are going to happen right here in this room a little less than an hour from now. there's only going to be six people voting. we have four republicans, two and declared but once they get done voting it shouldn't take long to get the results. in fact, after they take a look at the results, will be posted on a piece of whiteboard right there where you see the names for haley and trump as well as, once this gentleman moves, for dean phillips, the congressman for minnesota who would be on the democratic ballot. but candidates from all over the spectrum over the last several years dating back to 1960, like george romney, george w. bush, have all made stops in dixville notch, eager to build on any kind of momentum. while we don't know how the results are going to turn out, the owner of this property where this is all happening insists it is important to keep this tr

pandemic response and "fox news" mark meredith is live in dc with the latest. >> good evening this isd testimony for the former head of the national institutes of health with doctor fauci republicans approaching from winds are trying to figure out basically have a covid-19 pandemic first began without he did not receive to the reporters of you going to and from the hearing today and he retired from government service, roughly a year ago but he continues to draw outrage from lawmakers and some of the believe that he dismissed the possibility of lab leak from china come away too quickly from snow, top republican said that they were shocked at how little that fauci can remember most chaotic days back in 2020. >> was surprised about how much he does not recall considering the severity of this event for the world. and that he was the face of the government's response, to covid-19 and yet, there seems that my take away now is that we baby should been hearing from a lot of other people summa for this the republicans posted this photo, showing boxes filled with questions and exhibits it will

mark meredith with more. >> dr. anthony fauci retired from government service a year ago.ublicans want him to answer their questions about 200 pages worth what led up to and what happened during the pandemic. new video of fauci arriving on capitol hill moments ago for the hearing which will happen behind closed doors before the house select committee on covid-19. fauci will testify publicly at a later date. republicans on the committee say they are investigating if fauci down played any possibility of a lab leak that may have first sparked the pandemic. the chair of the committee says dr. fauci clearly was the scientific face of covid during the pandemic and spokesperson under both administrations. we are going home to our constituents who want answers to a lot of things. lawmakers remain interested in uncovering how researchers through grants spent taxpayer money at a lab in wuhan china. it recently discovered a woman met with u.s. officials about the issue back in 2017 roughly three years before the pandemic. lawmakers also raising alarms how the national institutes of h

correspondent mark meredith joins me now. hi, mark. >> jill began, good to see you.he homing four rallies in the state next 24 hours. while polls show him leading, trump is taking aggressive steps to stop anyone from catching up. god bless the u.s.a. >> with 10 days to go until the iowa caucus. former president trump is barn storming the state determined to hold on to his frontrunner status and take on president biden in november. >> our country is going to hell. using that horrible word, don't you? i use that word because our country is really in trouble. >> trump, who lost iowa 8 years ago is also launching a set of new attack ads. the first touting his economic record against his successor. >> mortgage rates low under trump. punishing under biden. >> the second ad, a direct attack against the woman increasingly becoming his top republican rival. former u.n. ambassador nikki haley. >> haley joined biden in opposing trump's visitor ban from terrorist nations. >> today haley fired back, telling fobletion the country cannot handle another four years of trump. >> is is

meredith, i wasn't joking. out. now.uess if you're staying, i just learned to play "wonder wall" on the guitar. [ laughter ] oh, now you're leaving [ cheers and applause >> this has been a thanksgiving message from "the tonight show." [ turkey gobbles ] >> jimmy: well, i saw that president biden and his family spent thanksgiving in nantucket. yeah, biden made sure an authentic thanksgiving meal was served and he would know because he was there for the first one. [ laughter ] meanwhile, former president trump also celebrated thanksgiving yep, it's a little different at the trump's house. when they cook the turkey, it's over three days in a tanning bed. [ laughter ] ron desantis had a good thanksgiving although, things got a little tense when he yelled for the last time "why am i seated at the kids' table? [ laughter ] finally, guys, what is thanksgiving without football? [ cheers and applause earlier tonight, the seattle seahawks faced off against the san francisco 49ers. now, as you know at the end of every season, they

fox news' mark meredith live in washington with the story.> reporter: liz, good evening to you. former president trump is now openly courting big with labor, meeting today with the teamsters' union. whoever they end up picking, it could give them a boost with workers this fall. and today we heard from trump after the meeting, he vowed to keep fighting for the teamsters' vote. >> i think we had a very productive meeting. stranger things have happened. usually a republican wouldn't get that the endorsement for many, many years they've, they only do democrats. but in my case, it's different because i've employed thousands of teamsters, and i thought we should come over and pay our respects. if. >> reporter: the teamsters say they do plan to meet with president biden soon. however, no date has been announced. the biden campaign just fired off an e-mail a second ago saying they think trump is pretending to be pro-worker. the teamsters also offered to sit down with former ambassador nikki haley, no word if a meeting's going to happen there, but the

i wish i could be like meredith sometimes where she just kind of says, no thanks and then leaves.oint. but also i think the journey she goes on is really important because she tends to block herself out from having any sort of like interactions because she is afraid. >> a lot of times, people can't read my emotions because i don't put any expressions into my face. >> the characters and story are based on a 2015 hbo documentary of the same name by director alexandra shiva, which captured a real-life counseling clinic for teens and young adults with autism in columbus, ohio, as they prepare to hold a spring formal dance. for composer jacob yandura, himself from ohio and with a younger sibling with autism, turning it into a musical was deeply personal. >> my sister maria has been a part of this for since the beginning. i mean, she was the first person i told about, that there's this documentary, i think it's a musical. and we watched it together because it was right around when i was home for the holidays. and we immediately cried. and she was like, jacob, you know, now the world can

mark meredith, what's going on here?day he was in new hampshire making it clear he is not thrilled with the rematch, but he stopped short of announcing any presidential plans of his own. >> i would like to see him go back we came from, that's what i would love to see. that's what the country wants. i really believe that. >> the group is taking steps right now to get registered in dozens of states but they have yet to say who they would nominate. among the names still being floated around as part of a new label's bid bid, former new jersey governor chris christie or former maryland governor larry hogan. last month hogan left the group on very good terms, it appears. they have yet to decide on how best to move forward. they are going to announce their decision by mid-march or essentially after super tuesday. we heard from the top political strategist that they are still trying to get everything worked out. there was a survey showing an increasing number of americans that identify as independent as opposed to a democrat or

i'm not playing meredith marks, but i was inspired by some of her physicality and some of intensity.ha. >> right >> seth: and now - >> and now no one can make fun of me for watching "the housewives" which i've been doing for, since its inception, basically. >> seth: from the beginning? >> from the beginning. >> seth: are you a genuine fan would you be genuinely excited if you met one >> heather gay came to the sunday matinee of our show and didn't come back stage, but i saw her instagram stories during my intermission. i probably shouldn't tell people that i'm looking at instagram -- >> seth: i love by the way you're telling the audience, "i'm doing a show! meanwhile you're backstage - [ laughter ] >> i'm like, like, dislike, oh, where's she? oh, she's in paris, how fun. no, it's -- i'm very -- i'm really focused but heather gay was in the audience and then didn't come backstage because she felt too shy. meanwhile, during intermission, i went to everybody, knocking on everyone's dressing ro like "heather gay is here! heather gay is here! and people were completely flipped out and we

her tax, questioning the presidents mental fitness after he repeatedly confused her with speaker meredith and nancy blessed with the strength, larry gersten. it is down to two and they are going for the jugular, the attached are coming out. >> that's what nikki haley wanted. i'm not sure she will get the result that she wanted. there are some things about it is nonpartisan 80%. 45% and is open primary. non-hispanic. far more so than democrats or republicans. you will not have a weather problem. snow flurries, high 30s, that is going to be okay. you put all those things together and you want to watch the bottom southeast three counties. they are close to being boston suburbs and the more those folks come out more benefits haley. the less they come out it benefits trump. >> if ron desantis is out he will have to see what his votes go. >> most of them will go to trump although most of christie's boats will be haley. you discussed the historical disconnect between the iowa caucus and who ends up getting the republican nomination, but about new hampshire? >> different strike, new hampshire. ou

the meredith, this lens along the new list of people with the 1st to become heavily dependent on material goods. just as we are today, opinion is tied to how it is tied to the our knowledge of this period is based on archaeological discoveries. stone structures are a key to understanding early civilizations. much of the archaeological evidence has been buried. for example, our ancestors concealed their large stone tubes. today, these sites, for example hills. such landmarks were meant to last any turn. the oldest evidence of sedentary cultures has been found and what is now jordan, syria, palestine, northern iraq, and southern anatolia. 9000 years ago, this region was probably more humid and densely forest it than it is now. the archaeologist discovered several pre historic settlements near the ruins of the ancient city of patrons in south western jordan. but yeah, it's about 10 kilometers west of why the most for the valley of most it was an extremely important fine. now for the 1st time archaeologist, mario bins and her colleagues are trying to reach the excavation site during the winte

software movement and is a force for sharing and democratizing computing, as signaled president meredith whittaker has pointed out. open and generative a.i. is quite different and presents significant risks, especially concentration of power with the largest a.i. enterprises. those with the most surveillance and data and their models. to sum up, automation is a more accurate descriptor than artificial intelligence. decade long hype cycles followed by winters are the norm. a.i. is more useful and safer with domain specific and transparent datasets. chart bots are energy intensive blunt instruments for information seeking a.i. outside of large language models has much to offer, especially in medicine. generative a.i. may add to productivity in some areas, but questions of quality and remain largely language model based. a.i. takes data out of context and as such carries substantial risks. accelerating surveillance, misinformation, proliferation cycles and deep fakes. along with amplifying racial gender ableist and other biases. thank you. thank you, matt. thank you all for coming here. and

the legacy of the neolithic age in doors to this day, the meredith, this lens was on the new list of people were the 1st to become heavily dependent on material goods. just as we are today. i pang this type the home with this type a our knowledge of this period is based on archaeological discoveries. stone structures are a key to understanding or the civilizations. much of the archaeological evidence has been buried. for example, our ancestors concealed their large stone tubes. today, these sites, for example hills such landmarks were meant to last any turn. the oldest evidence of sedentary cultures has been found in what is now jordan, syria, palestine, north, any rock and southern anatolia. 9000 years ago, this region was probably more humid and densely forest it than it is now. the archaeologist discovered several pre historic settlements near the ruins of the ancient city of patrons in south western jordan. but yeah, it's about 10 kilometers west of why the most for the valley of most it was an extremely important fine. now for the 1st time archaeologist, mario and vince and her

. >> brian: mark meredith is with us, no overcoat. >> mark: it is in the mid-50s today much texas governorreg abbott says he will do whatever he can to protect his state from invasion of illegal immigrants and posted a tough letter to the president, the executive branch has a constitutional duty to enforce federal law, protecting states on the books now. the president has violated those laws and smashed records for illegal immigration. handful of governors are racing to defend abbott's comments and challenging border policies. we heard from house speaker mike johnson. he stated he stands with governor abbott and will back him up and hold secretary mayorkas accountable. supreme court sided with the byte administration. the fight over these tactics come as white house and congress duke it out trying to shore up border security once and for all. >> the president is having negotiation with the senate with republicans and democrats, as i've said, we want to deal with what is going on at the border. he's taking this seriously. we're doing what we can. dhs is maximizing their process and doing wh

mark meredith was up at midnight at dixville notch where nikki haley had a sweep. >> mark: all part ofob. a good team with me. it is 8:00 a.m. in new hampshire. all polls have opened and we saw a few folks lined up ready to go. i saw somebody wave a maga hat as they were going in, indication of where they were place their vote today. a lot on the line. 322,000 americans estimated to show up to work. in dixville notch, naomi campbell, six people live there, they were counting the vote. this dates back to 1960. and nikki haley won the small town, all six votes going to the haley camp. donald trump front-runner in new hampshire. he got endorsement from one of the largest catholic advocacy groups. senator tim scott of south carolina, doug burgum and vivek ramaswamy, trump says it will make a difference going forward. nikki haley believes it is time for new generation of leadership. polls show haley would be trailing trump only by a few points. looking to see if she gained any ground after desantis backed out of the race on sunday. desantis backed trump. president biden not on the democrati

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. >> neil: thank you, mark meredith. hello everyone i am judge jeanine pirro. jesse watters, dana perino and .reg gutfeldwa it's five in new york city and this is the five. from hibernation to high-energy team biden is once again trying to reassure americans that are sleepy commander-in-chief has the stamina to be the most powerful person on the planet. president biden emerging in allentown pennsylvania today after taking it easy with no public appearances since monday. according toce a report by nbc part of the white house planc, make joe look more useful and ramp up more informal remarks unannounced stops at diners and appearances and ansocial media posts and podcasts budget that backfired today. the president looking totally lost as he shuffled around various businesses. the white house is also rolling out a doctor. jill biden is trying to convince americans that joe is the energizer bunny. >> i think what people don't see is how hard it joe't works every single day. he gets up thinking what he can do for the american people and he does thatop. his job doesn

mark meredith joins me. what is obama saying?od morning, obama himself former president making it clear he doesn't want to to play out publicly was happening behind the scenes. biden paris campaign and messaging gave a strong. democratic advisors lawmakers thinking now is the time to redo the bidenomics pitch. president brushes on., shows him trailing sometimes significantly republicans like former president trump and nikki haley. over the weekend the numbers are going to shift in their favor once voting begins tonight. >> the real winner will be joe biden because whoever emerges as the winner, we are going to have a contest we want because the freedom and democracy nobody is fighting to protect what the maga republicans trying to do to roll back. >> but the economy which impacts everyone remains a real concern for democrats coast to coast. one former biden administration aid telling politico it's time to go back to the drawing board at least from a communication standpoint. over the weekend there saying, the american people are

. >> doug: monday night football, don meredith would start singing turn out the light, the party is over. the party is over. nikki haley won with democratic crossovers who will vote democrats in november to win one county, so really a sweep. the haley and desantis camp have to look at numbers, there is no path. it is close in new hampshire or maybe she somehow remarkably pulls off an upset, which i don't think. where does she go from there? she will lose her home state. super tuesday complete wipeout, nevada caucus, won't win that. this is donald trump's and message he spoke last night, in this mode and speaking to the people, he is attractive to candidates and people will come to him. this is the move forward. it is not bad, we've had a competitive time. look at money be ing spent. frm ron desantis, $300 million and this is as good as it gets, it is a problem. >> kayleigh: nikki haley's team would say we're looking at new hampshire, we could pull this off. you are staring down a hard path thereafter, home state in particular where trump has a commanding lead. emily, we hear economy, eco

correspondent mark meredith has details tonight. good evening, mark. >> bret, good evening to you.ator joe manchin certainly appears to be testing the waters for a third party presidential bid. tonight the group no labels, which is tease ago unity ticket is actively to get itself registered in dozens of states. today manchin told he knows many voters are turned off of the idea rematch biden and trump. while he did not announce any campaign plan, he strongly suggests he will make his intentions known soon. >> let me just say that i'm not a candidate so let's get that very, very clear right now i'm here as a concerned person i have seen it upy front and personal. >> a potential sign he too may be thinking of a presidential rub. no label leaders also say they are interested in potentially getting former new jersey governor chris christie who just jumped out into the republican's race into their operation. new gallup poll shows more people identify as independent now at 43% compared to even being itself in 13 states. the group's top strategist told us today while he doesn't know who th

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