for michelle obama, _ obama tonight? she is. for michelle obama, this - obama tonight? she is.t time on the campaign trail since we heard speak at the democratic national convention in chicago over the summer, and i think there is a push by the harris campaign to use figures like beyonce or michelle obama or barack obama to encourage people to get out the vote a few minutes ago, you might have heard them chanting if we vote we went, and that is the message we are hearing from her. they believe that and more people vote, they have a better chance of victory. it is people vote, they have a better chance of victory.— chance of victory. it is the issue for _ chance of victory. it is the issue for both _ chance of victory. it is the issue for both candidates | chance of victory. it is the i issue for both candidates in the swing states, they have to get people to come out and vote for them? , ., ~' get people to come out and vote for them?— for them? they do. i think you heard that _ for them? they do. i think you heard that from _ for them? they do. i think you heard that from both

peter: katie rogers, you describe michelle obama iconic, straightforward speaking style, dry wit, little patience for politics, but did not want to live with the alternative version of that story if she did not say yes to barack obama's run. katie: right. and that is in her own words, that she knew, she believed in his potential so much that she put her own interests aside professionally and personally to help him win, to campaign extensively for him, to take the hits, which she did when she stepped or misspoke. it is as simple as that and that is actually a traditional first lady habit, where these women do not want to take on the added scrutiny and do not want to raise their children under these lights and it is that choice she made out of belief in her husband. peter: can you talk about the speaking? february 2008 in wisconsin, she was criticized for this remark. >> what we have learned over this year is that hope is making a comeback. it is making a comeback, and let me tell you something else. for the first time in my adult lifetime, i am really proud of my country. and not just bec

reach of your dreams and your willingness to work hard for them. >> katie rogers coming described michelle obamaightforward, speaking style, dry wit, really patients politics but did not want to live with the alternative version of that story if she did not say yes to barack obama's run. >> right, lives in her own words, she said thatt and she knew that this was what she believed in his potential so much she put her own interest aside professionally and , to help and when the campaign extensively for him to sort of take that is a being a first-time campaign stop which she did when she just about misstep, i know she will it's a simple as that and then traditional you know first lady habit or occurrence where these women know they don't want to to take the added scrutiny they don't want to raise their children under the lights and you that is the choice she made a belief in her husband. >> and can you talk about this misspeaking, february of 2000 and, in wisconsin michelle obama was criticized for this00 remar. >> what we've learned over this year is that hope is making a comeback and it is making

and that's what michelle obama did last night.t's what kamala harris has been doing increasingly. he's an utterly horrible human being. he's unfit. he has put this country through hell because he didn't have the decency or the courage to accept the results of an american election. make this election about trump and he loses every battleground state i go into when i talk to independents and republicans who are on the fence, that's what i lead with. and that's what i end with. and that resonates. >> basil and joe, stick with us, next we need to discuss donald trump's closing argument apparently it's to insult america. you are watching "the weekend." your local community. evan! you're helping them with savings, right? (♪♪) somebody just got their first debit card! ice cream on you? your money is a part of your community, so your bank should be too. like, chase! t-mobile's 5g network connects a hundred thousand delta employees so they can make every customer feel like they've arrived before they've left the ground. this is how busines

so even he knows better than to take on michelle obama. i love obama, andrew, husband and so american so makayla, hillary clinton was called nasty. he's called kamala harris nasty as well. but you know, you heard van say van, what was the word you said muted. a bit muted. muted. okay. so mikayla, do you know what's nasty to me, michelle obama, and then he said she was nasty, you shouldn't be that way. that was a big mistake. she made. do you also think that's muted? i mean, he's given some of the other things we've heard him say it would appear it is right. he could've done a know. you don't want michelle obama and if he goes further than that, he's going to regret it i mean, he prefaced that with i was always nice to her. >> i think what's interesting here is look, trying to shame people into voting for your candidate. i don't think is really effective whether it's kind of presuming that people that disagree with you are racist or massage anas if they're going to vote for the guy you don't like. country, when the country is this debye, she

secondly, there two of our most effective messengers we've heard, heard michelle obama at the convention talking about black jobs and hearing brock obama last week talking about his economy, not donald trump's economy they've got a way of giving it to you raw, biting, and plane in a way that has great resonance. and they also go right to the source of the problem. and that's donald trump's ego and that's what the president was just doing there. and i think that's what makes them two of the greatest assets to help her achieve these two things that she has to do. that's persuade and turnout bakari, i mean, a lot of young voters say, don't don't necessarily remember the obama presidency all that well, if at all, there's certainly a bit of a challenge or i mean, do you think it presents a bit of challenge for him? >> try to motivate them, especially young man without coming across as lecture i mean, yeah, it is a challenge, but the simple fact is brock obama is the greatest political talent of our generation. >> and the weird part about it because he's probably the second best talent in his

your grandpa was acting like this about former president obama and his wife, former first lady michelle obama is scheduled to appear alongside vice president harris at events in georgia, in michigan next week. it'll be the first time either obama, beyond the same stage as harris this election that could former democratic south carolina state representative bakari sellers and joining us former communications director for vice president harris, ashley etienne. so ashley, how important is it in your view for the president obama former president obama to be on the campaign trail giving speeches like this. michelle obama apparently with harris next week yeah. >> i mean kamala harris is in this unprecedented position of having to do really two things at one time. again, it's ever been done before. she's got to persuade and she's got to do turn out both of those things have to happen to the max. this is an example of how this short runway really works against her. and i think too who of her greatest assets at doing that, or the obamas. i mean, they're democratic royalty, their cultural icons two of

harris, meanwhile, was in michigan for her first event with former first lady michelle obama.th local health care leaders about reproductive rights. and tomorrow, harris will visit philadelphia, stopping by a black church and a barber shop and a puerto rican restaurant. both harris and trump have spent more time in pennsylvania and michigan than any other state. but polls show they're still essentially tied among likely voters. joining me now, congresswoman debbie dingle of michigan and congresswoman madeleine dean of michigan. it is wonderful to have you both on at the same time. congresswoman dingle, let me start with you. in 2016, you warned hillary clinton that she would lose your state. is the harris campaign avoiding the same mistakes in 2024? >> yes, they definitely are. jonathan, it's good to be with both you and madeleine. we're going into the last ten days, nine days. it's a tight race but you see her here. she is going into the places that she needs to go. she's talking to the people that she needs to be. and we're going to make sure. we're going to turn out those f

, former first lady michelle obama will join her. why this many appearances though, just 18 days before the election is it too late or is this right on time it's right on time. >> look, these are nuclear weapons and when you're talking about michelle obama i mean, if you, if you have a hard time getting in and out of the rally today, way told michelle obama steps onto the stage. where does she steps onto the playing field? so you don't want to use all your best stuff early. you've got a lot of people who are going to want to have a sense of momentum. they're going to have a sense that they're joining something right here at the end. so i think i don't i don't think that you wanted to have michelle obama out there every day. i think you want to bring her in for the clothes she is the closer don't forget even during the 2008 campaign, everybody calls her the closer a bomb would come in. he say stuff, then they bring michelle and as you say, look, you all need to vote need to do yes ma'am. and so i'm excited i don't think it's too late

his new hit on former first lady michelle obama. >>> later, coordinated and connected. police linking fires at ballot boxes as concerns grow about election security. ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> good morning, it's 10:00 eastern, 7:00 a.m. pacific. i'm ana cabrera in new york. >>> in a full circle moment the focus is back on the same controversy that surrounded donald trump when he first launched a white house bid over nine years ago. rhetoric that demonizes hispanic people. this time days of backlash after a comedian's racist joke about puerto rico at a trump rally. in moments trump will speak from mar-a-lago. likely in an effort to contain the damage. we'll monitor this and dip in if he takes questions. tonight he'll rally in allentown, pennsylvania, a city home to thousands of puerto ricans. vice president harris will deliver her closing argument tonight and she'll do it from the elipse, the site of donald trump's infamous january 6th speech that preceded the capitol attack. the vice president hoping to draw an overt contrast with her opponent. i want to bring dasha burns at mar-a-lago

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for a second we will talk about michelle obama. that part of the convention she made a point with respect to every are. >> i see that even i may feed, anti-camila suite by african- americans which is concerning. i am starting to see that more. if i am seeing there is a lot seeping in. at this moment, ignore it. her point was if you don't get that phone call or if the campaign may not knock on your door and understand she is doing something in that short time that most people have two years to do. she is building a campaign in an operation with money and volunteers that will get out the vote. it is also a reassurance. the standard error of the party is out there with you. one of the most gifted of the day or gifted politicians of the day is trying to unite the country in the ways that he did many years ago. even if there is a moment where voters with respect to trump may have -- , they don't have the ability to remind people of the past in the way barack and michelle obama did. >> trump, no one triggers him the way president obama d

i mean, you showed michelle obama.re is no bigger and more popular american figure than michelle obama. her coming out the final week, as you said earlier, this is about the ground game now. it is about supporting the troops and making sure people want to vote. having michelle obama out there was amazing. her husband, barack obama, unbelievable this week. both making the case to the american public about the sheer moment that we are in, but then did you see him rapping eminem lyrics? i mean, come on. he is just so much better than anyone else. and this is incredibly important, because when you start to look at the early vote numbers, you can start to say, we are not doing as well in the state. let's send obama here. let's send him a little bit over here. and so having the surrogates is incredibly helpful. at the same time, donald trump has cricket for surrogates. and that is a big advantage. >> that is such a good reminder for people. this is why we don't know where they are all going to be next weekend, because the ca

you showed michelle obama, there is no bigger and more popular political figure in america than michellearlier, this is about the ground game now, this is about supporting the truth and making sure people want to vote, and having michelle obama up there was amazing. her husband, barack freaking obama, as he would say, unbelievable this week. both making the case to the american public about the moment we are in, but did you see him rapping eminem lyrics, i mean, come on, he is so much better than anyone else. and this is incredibly important, because when you start to look at the early vote numbers, you can say we are not doing as well on this state, let's send obama here. we are not doing as well in this state, let's send walz over here. so, having these surrogates is incredibly help . at the same time, donald trump has crickets for surrogates, and that is a big advantage. >> that is such a good reminder for people, they're going to switch things around, the campaign is still figuring that out right now, to your point. okay, if you are them, what is the biggest area of concern where whe

let's talk about michelle obama.a lot and it doesn't matter how good you are, what matters is your facts, your facts on how you identify them to convince a jury and that's what this is. this is all talking to a jury. america is the jury. michelle obama can be the greatest or a tour since i don't know who and i don't really care because she's trying to sell someone who absolutely cannot sell herself, who can't answer a question, still hasn't answered whether we are better off or worse off than we were four years ago, hasn't figured out how she's different from joe biden and can't think of a thing she would change since joe biden so let's just knock that over. now let's talk about her husband, barack, the two of them are coming out lecturing african americans, black men, women, saying if you don't vote for kamala, there's something wrong with you. i don't want to be lectured to. you tell me how she's going to be good for me and my pocketbook. that's all. >> dana: just a second, i will say only the democratic campaign c

so much there on what michelle obama said.about abortion, the potentials, the realities happening now, if you don't think it's possible, i urge you to look at the stories, the realities that are coming in right now. the know your value instagram, we're pulling them in along with abortion in america. the latest story is a husband whose wife passed out from bleeding out on the bathroom floor. she was not even able to talk. she'd passed out. he loaded up the toddler in the car and brought her to the er. she was bleeding so badly, this was not their first stop. she finally got the health care she needed because she was dying enough. that's just one of many stories we're bringing in. jonathan lemire, katty kay, carly sykes, and sam stein are still with us. joining us, we have national affairs analyst and partner in chief political columnist at puck, john heilemann. member of the oversight and reform committee, congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez of new york. very good to have you on the show this morning. i want you to comment,

harris meanwhile was in michigan for her first event with former first lady, michelle obama.about reproductive rights. and, tomorrow, harris will visit philadelphia, stopping by a lack charge, a barbershop, and a puerto rican restaurant. both harris and trump have spent more time in still tied among likely voters. congresswoman debbie dingell of michigan and congresswoman natalie dean of pennsylvania, thank you, two of my favorite guests and members of congress, it is wonderful to have you both on congresswoman dingell, let me start with you, in 2016, you warned hillary clinton that she would lose your state. is the harris campaign avoiding the same mistakes in 2024? >> yes, they definitely are, jonathan, it's good to be with both you and madeline. we are going into the last 9, 10 days of the race. it's a tight race. she's going into the places she needs to go. she's talking to the people she needs to be talking with, and we are going to make sure we are determined and have record turnout voting. >> fungus woman, how concerned are you, how concerned should we be that the musl

that is michelle obama, who is still talking about event in michigan.ee the trump and vance banners there, because this is another key swing state, and donald trump is expected to appear there. you can follow all of this, both mr trump and michelle obama's speech on the bbc news website and app. we have a live page running. stay with us here in bbc news. hello. we had a real mixture of whether to start off the weekend. across east anglia, south—east england, a lot of cloud, an odd spit of drizzle. we had a weather front that brought some rain to northern ireland and scotland, delivering 22 millimetres into the highlands, the wettest place in the uk, but then we had this slice of sunshine stretching from east scotland down towards south—west england where we had eight and a half hours of sunshine in camborne and 18 celsius heat in dorset in bournemouth. looking at the weather picture at the moment, weak weather fronts are moving south—east, just a lump of cloud by the time it reaches east anglia. that cloud keeping temperatures up at around seven degrees

vice president kamala harris with former first lady michelle obama.gain, this is the overflow room that you're looking at there in kalamazoo, michigan? we are preparing to hear from both michelle obama and kamala harris on the main stage, we're going to bring you those remarks live as they happen. so we'll keep an eye on that in the meantime, joining us now is cnn political analyst and axios political reporter alex thompson, a national political reporter at the bulwark, marc caputo, good to see both of you great to bear mark. >> let's start first with you were watching vice president harris there in the overflow room with former first lady michelle obama. we are seeing the harris campaign really bring out some serious star power in their surrogates to close this election, bruce springsteen beyonce, michelle obama. i just had james his car alon. he was making the case that he thinks that those types of surrogates can really be effective in motivating voters to actually vote. what is your sense? >> i'm assuming? i don't know what motivates people anymor

barack obama and michelle obama have been every person. they have been poor and struggled through, middle class to upper class now. they are every person. people understand them. and, for barack obama to get in towards the last 32 days it is the best thing that he can do. it is like reading a book or hearing a speaker or speakers. you remember the first one, the last one. barack obama often just offers a punch that no one else has given. he finds those little areas, those little spaces that need to be filled and he fills them. so barack obama is one of the greatest of our time but michelle obama may of taken it at the dnc but still one of the greatest. he is a beloved united states president democrat or republican. his numbers are in the top 10 according to historians. particularly in michigan with black populations like in dear born, help in philadelphia and places or pennsylvania more so in those suburbs of philadelphia. i believe barack obama and whatever charisma he has will be dynamic for her and it will help, i believe it will still b

i mean, like we saw last night from michelle obama and kamala harris.ious to me that they have almost given up entirely on the male vote which, i mean, understandably so given the white dudes for harris ad that we saw, given tim walz's impromptu shooting incident where he seemingly couldn't even load a shotgun. it seems as if they are going all in now on the angry aabortion-obsessed female contingent. rachel: right. >> but i can tell you as a woman, we care more than about the right to dismember and abort a developing fetus the in the womb. we want safe streets, low crime, low taxes, world peace, we want school choice, free speech, we want the protect women in women's sports. rachel: it's such a great point. when you look adderallinglys for donald trump, look at the range of issues they're covering. everything from the economy to crime, to education and women's sports, and their rallies are just abortion rallies, and they're full of really just lies, like, calling it abortion care? what the heck is that? that is the most disturbing euphemism i've ever h

jon: i wonder about bringing on michelle obama to campaign for, hairspray a lot people thought michelleama might be a candidate herself this time around. she has looked at that idea. is there a danger of kamala harris being eclipsed by the former first lady? >> well, yes there is that danger. before i got on i listened a little bit to her speech. it is very similar in tone to the speech that obama game here in my hometown in pittsburgh. it's pretty dark. there's a lot of fear running in there. there's also a lot of ridicule towards people considering either sitting it out for not voting for her at all. that condescending scolding does not sit well with voters. it's why imparts obama lost voters in 2012 as opposed to how many more in 2008. a lot of them were the working class voter. if you look at pennsylvania numbers between 2008 and 2012 for obama he lost him on the state, he still left 300,000 people that just did not show up. that's in part because he went from helping change in aspiration to this sort of like a professor scolding people that did not sit well with americans americans

what do you think about michelle obama's pledge? on like that right before you make me talk, then i start crying again. it's so mean of you to do that. and i've got to say i don't know how this happened in america but how did the number one and number two, and i'm not saying which is which, best speakers in america, how did they end up married to each other? i mean, it's just unbelievable. her speech, if you haven't watched it and you're feeling down and anxious and you want to get motivated, go online and watch her speech. it was masterful. and i'll tell you, i voted today. i've got my sticker on. and we have an issue on the ballot about women's freedom because in our state you can't -- there's no exceptions and it's conception -- from the moment of conception it's a person and so forth. and we have it on the ballot. and voting today i had several young ladies walk up to me and who recognized who i was and they said we've got it, we've got it. and they were so excited and so motivated to be there to vote on that issue. and she's ri

she has hit as michelle obama said, every mark that we have set for her. she has jumped higher than any bar we have sat for her and people keep raising the bar. she's going to keep jumping over it. and she's going to get elected and she's going to be the president of the united states in nine days. >> there you have it. duly noted from you mitch landrieu the national co-chair of the campaign. we appreciate you. >> great being with you. thank you. >>> what to make of the undecided voters in this election. will they show up or just talk about it? plus what some republicans are whispering among themselves. we're back in 90 seconds. we're what will you do when the power goes out? power outages can be unpredictable and inconvenient, but with a generac home standby generator, your life goes on uninterrupted. because when your generac detects a power outage, it automatically powers up, giving your family the security and peace of mind they deserve. we don't have to worry about whether we lose power or not. if the utility company does not come through, our generac

barack obama and michelle obama have been every person. e class to upper class now. they are every person. people understand them. and for barack obama to get in toward the last 32 days, is the best thing that he could do. because it is like reading a book or hearing a speaker or speaker. you remember the first one and the last one and barack obama just offers a punch that no one else has given. he finds those little areas, those little spaces that need to be filled and he fills them. so barack obama is one of the greatest oratories of our time, but i think michelle obama may have taken that at the dnc. but he's one of the greatest of our time. he's a beloved united states president, be it democrat or republican. his numbers are in the top ten according to historians and i believe this will help her, particularly in states like michigan with the black populations like dearborn. it will help in philadelphia and in places or pennsylvania more so in those suburbs of philadelphia. i believe barack obama and whatever charisma he has will be dyna

we've learned so much.lowi michelle obama following in barack obama's footsteps gilding dudes into voting jesse: donald campaignal testina'g out new gimmicks to level out of their campaign, ti walz and aoc grabbing xbox controllers to trash talk trumpa and playlk mad and on during lie nfl game spook. >> i'm ready to play, are you? do whe>>n i'm ready to get beat up. and for his generation gamer, i don't know the controllers on but i just wanted to try ittry with you.>> >> we have to get rid of that is think. >> talk of wha tt housing, housg infrastructure? the wrongs.e of we will win this election, get k gavel in u to the the house for you. >> cast a voteou so we can be d with this.th i do not want to do four moreye years ofar resistance nonsense under donald trump, okay? >> jesse: and their final score?>> big fat zeroish zero. h soow many birds he shot as well. michelle obama also trying to get a man hyped into voting for kamala harris stickingto to much simpler playbook, the shamere game. >> it to anybody out of their thinking about sitting on this election or voting for donald trump ar

vp is bringing up more big names today former first lady michelle obama joining her in michigan.senior white house correspondent peter doocy is at the rally site in kalamazoo. about 100 miles west of trump's rally. hi peter. >> the venue for this afternoon's events with michelle obama here in the battleground michigan is listed as having the capacity of about 5100 but that would make it roughly one sixth the size of last nights event with vice president and beyoncÉ nonna battleground texas. one of the issues the vice president keeps talking about is not something you hear register as a top five, top 10 election concern for most undecideds. and that is the makeup of the supreme court. >> at donald trump is at present again he will likely get to ato apoint at least one additiol supreme court justice. remember, we appointed caller caller justice ketanji brown jackson. [cheering] but, if he were reelected he would probably get to appoint one if not two members to the united states supreme court. at which donald trump will have impacts to the court with five out of nine justices on th

so i don't know what michelle obama is talking about. she's being given a health, given a different test, being held, a different standard. the standard is answer the question. people just want to know and it's being reflected in the polls, jessica, because her numbers continue to plummet week after week, month after month. and i would share not want to be inside that campaign these days, going into these final moments an alex, we saw her, she talked broadly about a lot of themes that we've heard, but she spent a considerable amount of time on reproductive rights, on women's health. she was very candid about they're talking about women's health menopause and what happens when someone goes into the hospital medical care. this is clearly one of the key closing messages that democrats hope is going to resonate with voters she was talking about issues that affect woman. but if you paid attention, she was really doing that while talking to men. she kept saying fellas, brothers, husbands, and it was really reminder that this election very much

: look, michelle obama doesn't like to campaign. she often avoids it. this was her first time out on the campaign trail, and really had that message about reproductive rights but not just geared towards women. she actually came out specifically and had a very direct message for men. listen. >> your daughter could be the one too terrified to call the doctor if she's bleeding during an unexpected pregnancy. you just might be the one holding flowers at the funeral. you might be the one left to raise your children alone. i'm asking you all from the core of my being to take our lives seriously. >> the men of america seeing their daughters, wives, sisters and mothers put at risk because their rights have been stripped away. the men of america don't want this. >> and of course, andrea, this comes after former president obama, michelle obama's husband of course. a couple of weeks ago, brought up the idea that he thought that there was some -- that young black men, that their appeared to be a lack of enthusiasm among that group. certainly mi

ten days to go until the election, michelle obama campaigns with kamala harris in michigan as donald trump hits the other battleground state of pennsylvania. hello, i'm azadeh moshiri. we begin with reaction to israel's airstrikes on iran. it's an attack world leaders have been bracing themselves for. while iran is downpaying the scale of the strikes — saying they caused limited damage — its army said the raids killed four of its soldiers. israel on the other hand says three waves of fighterjets targeted 20 military sites, with some reports saying that up to 100 aircraft were involved. israel says the attacks were in response to missiles that were fired by iran earlier this month. according to iranian officials, military sites in the capital tehran were hit, as well as bases in the provinces of ilam and khuzestan. iraq, qatar, and saudi arabia are among countries in the region that have condemend the israeli raids, while hezbollah, which is backed by iran and designated a terrorist organisation by the us — has called this a dangerous escalation. but there's been a different message f

how does that make sense of the country was ready for michelle obama? mber in chicago they said michelle rand, the white house was hers? and with the opera? but it michelle says it's not a black woman thing, it's a man thing. >> to anybody out of their thinking about sitting out this election or voting for donald trump are third party candidate in protest because you are fed up, let me warn you, your rage does not exist in a vacuum. if we do not get this election right, your wife, your daughter, at your mother, we as women will become collateral damage to your rage. are you as men prepared to look in to the eyes of the woman and children you love and tell them you supported this assault on our safety? >> jesse: michelle is saying men who vote trump don't give a [bleep] about the woman in their lives. first they call is toxic than racist now they say we vote trump, it's the same thing as murdering our mother. now my mom and i do not see eye to eye on politics but i would like to keep her around. getting scolded by barack obama was one thing but he has alw

michelle obama will be making her debut on the campaign trail. she will be in michigan next saturday. it because that's when statewide early voting is. she'll be with kamala harris on the campaign trail the first time we have ever seen vice president harris with michelle obama, former first lady, campaigning together. they will have a stop in georgia next week before that on thursday, i believe so. look, the bottom line is we all remember when michelle obama at the chicago democratic convention urged people to get out there and do something well, she is actually doing something herself and she's going to be campaigning to try and get that early vote in, but john, there is no doubt you can just feel the intensity here increasing. there's this race is deadlocked both sides, pulling out all of the stops, all hands on deck moment and now, michelle obama is included in that roster. >> really interesting everyday, both candidates trying to accomplish something they need to do something to try to improve their chances. jeff zeleny, great to see you than

democratic presidential nominee kamala harris gets a boost from former first lady michelle obama and former president trump prepares for what he says will be one of his biggest events of his campaign. plus, the niners are set to face the dallas cowboys tonight at levi's stadium in a must win game. the key star players returning from injury just in time for this crucial matchup. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> and good morning to you. welcome to mornings on two. on this sunday morning i'm claudine wong. >> happy weekend. one and all i'm frank mallicoat 7:00. we've got what looks like a beautiful sunrise. gorgeous out there. a couple of clouds too, and maybe a little rain on the horizon too. let's check in with rosemary in her fall colors this morning. good morning, good morning. >> yeah. i can't help but notice you. me? orange and black. >> i know it, tis the season. what happened to me, frank? >> commercial break. yeah. go ahead and change that. good morning. happy sunday. what a beautiful start to the sunday with a beautiful sunrise. here's a look up above th

michelle obama claiming the guy who did a three hour joe rogan podcast doesn't do interviews.ughter] like they are not even trying anymore. they don't even care. i don't know about you but i feel better about the economy going $750,000 a speech says everything is fine. [laughter] >> i thought that was rick james. [laughter] >> somebody telling you when she is him manchin in martha's vineyard maybe she doesn't have a finger on the pulse. [laughter] 's not even somebody the kitchen because there is no pulse. >> the obama's really do, they look as excited as a dog does to go to the best. they don't want to be there. >> we all have to remember three months ago she was nobody's idea of the top contender. talking about gavin newsom, even pete buttigieg. [laughter] 's than they did the old switcheroo so now they have no choice because they were put in the corner. i think biden in this weird way maybe they knew what he was doing back very indiana jones and the last crusade. take this one and it comes out you. >> biden killed them. >> compact and everything. >> he hates her. [laughter]

that point, i'm harris is holding a get-out-the-vote rally in michigan with former first lady michelle obama on as we talked about former president obama was on the campaign trail with her and has been for the last few days, talk to me a little bit, specifically justin about the obamas specifically, i mean, how impactful are they yeah, you know, i was just reading some numbers were hell, i mean, michelle obama, for example, you know, she's heading out now for the first time. >> again with days left until election day to generate that excitement. and i think that is a key strategy with the the harris campaign right now, is any excitement that they can garner from any demographic they're going to do. and michelle obama is a huge figure huge, huge figure amongst everyone, black and white every demographic hispanic. so i i just read that she has a 61% favorability percentage that goes along way and she's also know for going viral. you hear the terms, you they go low, we go high that was trending years ago. election. so i think using the obamas to their advantage could help move the needle as wel

i think michelle obama is seen as a closer.itics and said she doesn't speak very often, but when she does, people tend to listen. josÉ? >> thank you so much. >>> the election could very well be decided in different small counties throughout our country and georgia, specifically, has one of the fastest growing one of the most diverse counties. representative, thank you for being with us. 23% of people in gannett county are latino. >> good seeing you. i have not seen you in a while. again, i think this county is crucial to the democratic party winning georgia, again, like we did almost four years ago. i think that the latino is engaged, and always i say the story when i read for the first time in 2002, there were roughly close to 20,000 latino voters and now we have over 200,000 latino registered voters and that can swing an election one way or the other. >> and what are those 400,000 latino registered voters concerned about? we have to say there's no latino vote, just latino voters. what specifically do your constituents, your l

and i think we saw a lot of it also with michelle obama last night. she mentioned i understand we are rage. i know that you are upset making reference to you know, the the actions in gaza and israel and she's appealing to them by saying it is okay to be upset about that, but also take into consideration patient the bigger picture, you what happens if democrats lose what could happen to other rights in the country. and i think that that's democrats appeal on that side. on the other side, donald trump is, you know, promising a lot of the state group, but the thing is the evidence record he has a speaking about gaza and how soon does relate perhaps a align with a lot of what the people in michigan protesting. >> the biden ministrations there it doesn't align with what they planted. >> all right. let's you mentioned former first lady michelle obama, her case yesterday in this rally in kalamazoo, michigan it was an appeal to men on reproductive rights. let's watch a portion of it if your wife is shivering and bleeding on the operating room table during a r

and she'll be with michelle obama in kalamazoo. i won't hold it against you if ava maria isn't playing behind your hit. >> greetings inside the blue wall, both states are treating michigan like it wasn't closer than last time, biden by 154,000 votes. and the one issue she's talking about more than anything else, the one policy issue is abortion access. >> if you think you are protected from trump abortion bans because you live in michigan or pennsylvania or nevada or new york or california, or any state where voters or legislators have protected reproductive freedom, please know, no one is protected if there is a trump national abortion ban and it will outlaw abortion in every single state. >> this is the kind of tightrope act the vice-president's team is walking in michigan. 100,000 democrats here voted uncommitted in the primary to protest how the biden-harris team spent addressing the israel-hamas war and progressive in pennsylvania that she's talking too much about eye borings and donald trump and not talking enough about the e

. >>> you know who is nasty to me michelle obama. oohhh. oh, she opened up a little bit of a, a little bit of a box. she opened up a little bit of something. she was nasty. oh. shouldn't be that way. that was a big mistake she made. >> no, no, it is you donald making a mistake. attacking one of the popular figures, former first lady michelle obama. we know that is his style. my friend and colleague alex wagner and i are going to talk about that and other issues that effect women the most in our special "your power your vote" tonight at 9:00 p.m. i am bum rushing your time slot to hang out with you. >> i am so thrilled we will be able to talk about this and play clips of michelle obama not opening up a box but making one of the most convincing, grounded, just emotionally sophisticated arguments against trumpism and for harris that i have seen in american politics. i feel, i often feel the opposite of trump but on that point in particular i think she might be harris most effective surrogate. >> she uses her voice in a very limited way. you do

michelle obama was very adept at using that fashion.he fought it for the first year then she decided she would use it to promote her programs, so she started dressing for the present focus on her dress, and then she would segue to her program. i do not believe that a first gentleman will do the amount of social hostess role in the light have dinner and christmas decorations that a first lady had. maybe that will be done by the president, but also part of that will depend on his interests. i think the public may give a first gentle man more latitude than they do a first lady being very involved in policy issues, because the public is more attuned to a man being involved in policy issues. how far that will go, i don't know. i also think the public will look very carefully at the financial dealings of a first gentle man, so those are some of the differences i envision. i do think there will be some differences and i think there will be a lot of similarities and part of this will be on what passion that first gentleman decides to follow and

if the country was ready for michelle obama? , in chicago, they said if michelle ran the white house was hers? same with oprah. but michelle says it's not a black woman thing. it's a man thing. see anyone out there thinking about sitting out this election or voting for donald trump or a third party candidate in protest because you're fed up? let me warn you. your rage does not exist in a vacuum. if we don't get this election right, your wife, your daughter, your mother, we as women will become collateral damage to your rage. so are yo, as men, prepared to look into the eyes of the women and children you love and tell them that you supported this assault on our safety? michelle is saying, men who vote trump don't give a blank about the women in their lives. first they called us toxic, then racist, and now they say if we vote trump, it's the same thing as murdering our mother. now, my mom and i don't see eye to eye on politics, but i'd like to keep her around getting scolded by barack was one thing, but he's always been the soft da

. >>> the biggest star of the democratic party, michelle obama, rallies with vice president harris forst time. her message to voters. >> there's too much we stand to lose if we get this wrong. >> beyonce joining the vice president in front of a packed crowd. former president trump barnstorming after his marathon three-hour interview with joe rogan where he showed the scar from the assassination attempt. >> right there. >>> israel for first time ever openly launching retaliatory air strikes inside iran. explosions seen around the capital city. iran's response and the pressure from the white house today. >>> the battle near the grand canyon. native american tribes say this mine is a danger to the area. our correspondent goes into the mine. why the owners say it's safe. >>> the historic grand slam in game one of the world series. the emotional moment the hitter ran up to his dad. why that moment meant so much. ♪♪ >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with jose diaz-balart. >>> good evening. you can tell an election is in its final sprint when the campaigns pull out the big names. with

interesting to hear michelle obama do it in her own way. this brings us to trump's sunday night rally in new york city's madison square garden. a campaign building pitched it as some sort of closing message. but it didn't go well and has the trump campaign reeling in various ways because of the blowback over racist, hateful, sexual, and demeaning emarks by a whole range of speakers. i will tell what you we have deemed newsworthy about this. but we are not going to be airing much from the rally on this newscast. and i'll tell you the reason. we try to be transparent. much of what happened on that rally, especially with the warm-up speakers, and there were many of them, simply does not meet our standards. i will report on some parts of it so you understand exactly what happened if you didn't happen to catch the rally over the weekend. maybe you were busy living life sunday night. i will start with tony hinchcliffe who offered what he billed as jokes or claims about how he says latinos have sex, how he dubbed puerto rico as a floating isle of

i would put her out there every day for michelle obama to deliver that message every day between nowction day because that is not going to be very effective. >> i thought her statement was interesting. she said, this is paraphrasing, don't sacrifice the women in your life essentially. their rights for your rage. i'm not sure what that meant actually? >> it is a stunning -- the aloofness throughout the entire obama family it seems. everyone says we should be afraid of michelle obama running for office if that is how she campaigns in the final week than i have no fear of her as a candidate one day. the aloofness, the words border crisis in american history, one of the things they've lost ground on is hispanic males. donald trump is completely wiping out the democratic advantage in hispanic males. in 2020 at this time he was losing to bind with hispanic males by 19 points and today losing by two points. that is a 17-point gain. a majority of hispanic americans driven by hispanic males support mass deportation of illegal migrants out of this country. they are paying $125 for the same 100

former first lady michelle obama rallies the crowd for kamala harris in michigan — as trump hits thether battleground state of pennsylvania. voting under way in japan voting under way injapan as the ruling party is under pressure and underfire. there are rising prices and stagnating wages are on their minds. hello, i'm azadeh moshiri. welcome to the programme. we begin with reaction to israel's air strikes on iran. it's an attack world leaders have been bracing themselves for. while iran is downplaying the scale of the strikes — saying they caused limited damage — its army said the raids killed four of its soldiers. israel, on the other hand, says three waves of fighter jets targeted 20 military sites — with some reports saying that up to 100 aircraft were involved. israel says the attacks were in response to missiles that were fired by iran earlier this month. according to iranian officials, military sites in the capital tehran were hit, as well as bases in the provinces of ilam and khuzestan. iraq, qatar, and saudi arabia are among countries in the region that have condemned the is