i was born and raised in milwaukee. didn't realize how serious the issue of lead poisoning was until about 13 years ago when my own son was testing positive for elevated blood levels. as a mother of four, it is terrifying to learn about. although my son was one of the lucky ones, meaning he didn't have to be hospitalized, i still watched him face lifelong learning disabilities and damaging effects of lead poisoning. the worst thing for a parent is to know that something is happening to your child. the fact that my son was lead poisoned and i received very little care, not even lead abatement services in my home, that's what fuels my work today. [crowd cheering] president biden and vice president kamala harris have been listening to our stories and they have followed through and kept their promises. [crowd cheering] under the biden harris administration, milwaukee has responded to more lead cases and replaced more lead pipes than any administration in this nascent history -- nations history. so we can see the federal dol

biden: hello milwaukee! good to be back. thank you. it's good to be back in milwaukee. thank you.dible] crowd: thank you so! pres. biden: thank you! thank you thank you thank you. i said that once and there were no seats. the guy looked at me like, what's the hell along with you? before we begin, i want to say we are prepared for another her approval -- horrible hurricane to hit florida. i'm directing my team to do everything they can to save lives and help communities before, during, and after this hurricane. the most important message today for all those who are listening to this, listen to the local authorities. follow safety instructions including evacuation orders. this is serious. you have to be safe because people are dying. people have died so far. not from this hurricane but from the last one. folks, let's get to today's event. thank you for sharing your family story. you said it all. i know from experience as a parent, the worst thing is something happening to your children. your son, your family, your families like yours exposed to lead poisoning in their water. they de

of milwaukee.t a lot of voters headed to the polls yesterday to cast those ballots in person. and before yesterday we had roughly 360,000 absentee ballots mailed in as well, so there will be a lot of activity prior to election day. the early voting period ends on sunday before the election, so plenty of opportunities to vote ahead of november 5. host: and what happens with accounting and the contesting of those votes? what are wisconsin's rules around that? guest: in wisconsin we are a state where those absentee ballots cannot begin to be processed until polls open on election day. there was a bipartisan bill to change that law so they can begin to be processed earlier, but that was blocked by some republicans in the legislature. we in wisconsin cannot start processing those bills until 7:00 on tuesday, november 5 and if viewers recall, there have been some concerns in the past about how the vote count is returned and larger places that count all those absentee ballots in one location, primarily mi

as you say, milwaukee, it was this incredible industrial powerhouse.ou know, arrival -- a rival in its own way of detroit. these were well-paying jobs and provided a stability. the other thing people don't appreciate or are as aware of is the labor movement, there is a sense of social cohesion. union members, there are studies that have shown they are more active in civil society. they are more likely to vote. they have higher incomes. even if there is a non-union plant, that has to compete wage-wise roughly to maintain its workforce. so it put a lot of downward pressure on wages. and, again, it gave added leverage to corporate interest. they could move their plant, as master lock it, or threaten to move, and in the piece there is a woman that studied this, and she said, basically, 50% of camino, contract negotiations in the aftermath of nafta were, there was a threat to move, you know, as part of it. and new union drives. there were also a lot of movements of factories, you know, in response to a plant being unionized, and so on. she documented this,

, wow, we are canvassing with democrats in milwaukee here.s so critical for the democrats to run it up big in milwaukee, you see the biden, joe biden, the margin. joe biden had. we're going door to door democratic canvases and older black women were saying they weren't sure they were going to vote this time, biden was still the candidate that they thought it didn't matter the apathy and the black community was amazing. that is gone, that has gone, we dropped by an early voting site today, you heard the voter in our piece. there's a lot of energy, enthusiasm. can donald trump cut into it? some will see come election day, but that has changed the race. the democratic base has energized and fighting it. so that's question number one. and then question number two, you saw has had to walk a county here in the suburbs. you heard our voter, they're saying he thinks trump will do better. i think that is the defining question. if harris she's in dane county tonight, madison can run it up there, run it up in milwaukee county where i am tonight, then it

and do well in milwaukee.n she's on her way and how critical for both candidates is wisconsin to the path to 70 you bring it up right now and again, you'll look, we're in the final days here, right? >> this is this is my tenth presidential campaign. this is extraordinary, seven battleground states, no clear leader really in any of them. when you average the polls, maybe harris and our new poll, you just outside the margin and michigan and wisconsin. but look how close this is, right? let's come back here. this is where we are. i'm sorry. i had them shade of blue from our last segment, seven battleground states, those are the yellow states right there. wisconsin. harris can win, wisconsin. these three have voted together since 2000 if all three of them both together she's the next president united states, unless she loses some solid blue state, which is unlikely that's how important it is to harris doubt if you go back to 2016, remember anderson, these were the states the blue wall states, if they stay together

our travels, we see a lot of emphasis on early voting in the black community, including here in milwaukee today. but i'm showing you philadelphia right now, not just for the percentage. if you want to win pennsylvania as a democrat, you need to do that. but not just the 80% look at the math. you need the high turnout, right? i blocked it out a little bit by scribbling too hard. but you see look at the big number there and they're joe biden wins the state by 80,000 votes. look at that giant margin in philadelphia. it is that margin in philadelphia, which is largely the black community that helps you offset all of that trump bread in the rural areas. so that is a bit of a warning sign in pennsylvania and then if you come over again to michigan where we will be tomorrow, the detroit area, wayne county is obviously where the black turnout is huge. and again, look not just at the percentage biden got, but the math, the size of the margin helps you win the state. again, the harris campaign thinks it won't be as bad as these numbers would say. but she's running stronger in the suburbs. she's run

great leg states going back to the convention in milwaukee a target for the trump team as well as the harris team. this is what we find on the issues right now. far right kamala on abortion leads by 18 points. on immigration and the border trump leads by 16 points. in the middle the economy. donald trump over the summer had a significant lead. sometimes as much as double digits, all right? in this moment in the state of michigan he leads but it is by two points plus two for trump. easiest way to look at this going into tuesday her easiest path is wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania and picking up one in nebraska. we take a few of those off the board here now, okay? his easiest path going to tuesday to get to 270 is flipping georgia, keeping north carolina, and flipping pennsylvania. that would do it. kellyanne conway joins us now. join our conversation here. what is in the polling and top of mind right now? >> top of mind right now is what the trump campaign has been able to do in the last 24 hours is brilliant because the unexpected surprises going into election day should be of your o

the people i talk to here in milwaukee, they all say the same thing. they want it to be over. host: i wonder in addition to the ads, there's a lot of visits by the candidates. have you gotten a chance to go to a rally or meet a candidate face-to-face? guest: there are a lot of visits, i haven't gone to any of the events. i'm starting to see a trend in the in person visits, this week experiencing i think it was four events from the harris campaign, and so far only one of them announced by the trump campaign, by senator vance on sunday. it's early in the week, they do a lot of last-minute scheduling, but to me that is a little off balance. just two weeks ago, there was a similar off balance. and i'm wondering, this has to be only a guess, if they decided to serve bomb pennsylvania and north carolina so much that they're willing to let wisconsin slide. it's possible that the trump campaign has fewer visits for any number of reasons, but one possibility is that in the internal polling they think they've got wisconsin. it could be the opposite example that it is so close they figur

of milwaukee.t a lot of voters headed to the polls yesterday to cast those ballots in person. and before yesterday we had roughly 360,000 absentee ballots mailed in as well, so there will be a lot of activity prior to election day. the early voting period ends on sunday before the election, so plenty of opportunities to vote ahead of november 5. host: and what happens with accounting and the contesting of those votes? what are wisconsin's rules around that? guest: in wisconsin we are a state where those absentee ballots cannot begin to be processed until polls open on election day. there was a bipartisan bill to change that law so they can begin to be processed earlier, but that was blocked by some republicans in the legislature. we in wisconsin cannot start processing those bills until 7:00 on tuesday, november 5 and if viewers recall, there have been some concerns in the past about how the vote count is returned and larger places that count all those absentee ballots in one location, primarily mi

we bring this up waukesha county just to the west of milwaukee. you see donald trump won that with nearly 60% of the vote in 2020. but joe biden did better than hillary clinton did. those margins gins matter in the suburbs and our new poll, vice president harris is actually holding her own a little better than that in the suburbs right now. but we met today with the ceo of a startup coffee company out there, adrian, dz is his name. he was twice voted for obama, but this will be his third vote for trump. he says trump is better for business and he believes trump is running stronger in the summer burns this time very much make america great again i'm a small business, i'm an entrepreneur. >> i like to create things, build things, grow a business, and i think that america is the best place in the world to do that. so i think that he really gels with that mindset and so i would say, yes, does he have some downfalls? it does he have some character are personality, things that go on for shrimp, but i didn't say you have to separate the message from the

. >> a nice fall day in milwaukee.nk you for that. basil, i have done what he's done on both sides. i've done it with campaigns, with special interest groups. it can be brutal. you can knock on a lot of doors. have doors slammed into your face. nobody answers the door. on the other hand, i have also seen exactly what that young woman found, which is that people who weren't going to vote decide to vote. wisconsin is one of those states where you can go and register on election day and vote. you have to know, like, how effective this can be. it does seem like a lot of work percentage-wise, but can it make a big difference? >> absolutely. we've talked a lot about the role of social media in campaigns, particularly this year. this is also about social networks. people you know, pulling other people you know to the process, getting them out to vote. getting them to door knock. the number of calls and organizing meetings i have been a part of or heard about that happened organically because people realized the important impo

did it in milwaukee as well.e you don't want the next guy coming up with the bases loaded. two outs and the inning still going. >> joe: if you are andy pages, you're going to be pretty confident you're going to get something to hit. >> john: each hitter is going to get something to hit. it's whether or not they get their sites on the ball pretty think you see is fastball and you are late because of the angle. that's where the hitter has got to become other time he has to be pristine. >> joe: 23-year-old rookie from cuba. getting his first start of the postseason. crushed left-handers. .357, that was the third best average in the league against lefties. admen at second. hernandez. >> john: the issues manaea had early on in his career was command. not so much the latter part of the season. >> joe: pages fouls it straight back. 2-2. a run in the first, 5 in the second for the mets. bottom of the order making some noise again manaea. dodgers trying to get ohtani to the plate here in the second. deuces wild. struck hi

biden: hello milwaukee! good to be back. thank you. it's good to be back in milwaukee. thank you.thank you so! pres. biden: thank you! thank you thank you thank you. i said that once and there were no seats. the guy looked at me like, what's the hell along with you? before we begin, i want to say we are prepared for another her approval -- horrible hurricane to hit florida. i'm directing my team to do everything they can to save lives and help communities before, during, and after this hurricane. the most important message today for all those who are listening to this, listen to the local authorities. follow safety instructions including evacuation orders. this is serious. you have to be safe because people are dying. people have died so far. not from this hurricane but from the last one. folks, let's get to today's event. thank you for sharing your family story. you said it all. i know from experience as a parent, the worst thing is something happening to your children. your son, your family, your families like yours exposed to lead poisoning in their water. they deserve better t

milwaukee has been a reliable group of democratic voters. narrow last time for the democrats. they need wisconsin. >> reporter: that's exactly right. one consistent thing about wisconsin is you will have narrow margins. that's why you have groups like the one you see out here. they are going door to door in this neighborhood because the pattern became a problem in 2016 is that when we know the margin was 23,000 votes, there were more than 40,000 voters in just this city that just didn't show up. democrats got the overwhelming margin, but there were fewer people to come and help add that vote to hillary clinton. these groups are out. they're knocking on doors. they are educating voters, reminding them where the polling locations are. they try to convince people to show up on election day and during this early voting period. i asked, what is your message when they say that they just don't want to engage? listen to what the lead organizer told me. >> no matter if you feel like -- however you feel, just get out and use your voice. you not voting

run it up big in the democratic areas, like milwaukee? and hold your own in the suburbs.king, cnn, milwaukee our thanks to john king. >> now, both campaigns are bringing out the celebrities in their final push for donald trump in wisconsin, green bay legend brett far and the whole wholehearted endorsement of legendary astronaut buzz aldrin. today, puerto rican superstar jennifer lopez will join kamala harris at a las vegas rally and jennifer aniston posted in this photo after she said she voted for harris and walz cnn's elizabeth wagmeister is joining us now, we've seen singers and actors and athletes hitting the trail with their respective candidates. but we've also seen this. there's at least one who is publicly and he's mad, rescinding his endorsement. tell us about it. >> that's right, sara. so yesterday puerto rican reggaeton superstar, nicky jam, rescinding his endorsement of trump. you may remember that last month in september he had joined the former president at a rally in las vegas. he was wearing a red maga hat and he gave his endorsement while after the remark

it's a very odd season and it's that early voting centers have been busy here in milwaukee. harris has an advantage here and these urban areas, but trump is the favorite in rural wisconsin. and in conservative suburbs will show the 2 tied neck and neck in wisconsin. and in fact, across the nation, and what is bill to be potentially the closest presidential race and us history? how do you feel castro? al jazeera milwaukee wisconscin, a sprains 5 minutes or is appealing to people in flood stricken areas to stay home . federal sanchez says the situation remains unstable as rescue is continues searching for survivors in valencia. spain has experienced west flooding in 30 years. at least $140.00 people died after year worth of rain filing. a tower is cars have been stranded on bridges, on the outskirts of valencia, and debris is thrown across neighborhoods k, k. yes. today, this was full of people and today it's still empty. it's us a desolation with time. everything will go back to normal, just like the river and on the day before yesterday was very about horrible. we'd never ex

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horrible right before the city of milwaukee hosted him and the republican national convention.ime he panned the city before you physically write in it. but his detroit attack makes no sense, even for him. given that we are 25 days from election day, the 16 electoral votes are key to clinching victory in the presidential race for both campaigns. trump knows how important this state is. he won by only 10,000 voice in 2016 and he lost it to president joe biden in 2020. right now, the polls in michigan show trump and vice president harris locked in a dead heat for that state. a new survey shows donald trump with a 3 point lead and another shows the two candidates tied. since this moment, every vote especially in michigan and even in detroit counts mightily, except to donald trump. vice president harris making sure trump's comments are not missed. this brand-new ad will air during the detroit lions and detroit tigers games this weekend. watch. >> they said we were dead. >> detroit waving a white flag, the city filing for bankruptcy. >> that our best days were behind us. that living

how did your castro al jazeera milwaukee wisconscin confir, the voices from 7 swing states, they're going to decide this, use us presidential race and the border states of our zone that has got a lot of attention this time. so finding, explains why it's a major electro buffle ground for both camelot house and donald trump. and what the strategy is. ok. let's go straight to the us electro map and this time we're talking about arizona and it's 11 electoral votes. it is now a closely contested state, and that by the way, it's a pretty new development because the more than 70 years, arizona voted republican in every election, but one until 2020, and one of the biggest election night surprises. 4 years ago, joe biden flipped the state, putting it into the democratic, call him with a majority of just over 10000 votes. so how did he do it? earlier elections had actually hinted that things were changing in the state from carried hours on it in 2016. but by a smaller margin, the mitt romney had in 2012 a pay attention to that pale red section there. most of the attention is on maricopa county home

hardy, jo, castro, al jazeera, milwaukee wisconscin. and for the voters from 7 swing states will decide this is us presidential race. the board or state of arizona is got a lot of attention to this time. so vanya explains why it's a major electro background for both capital house on donald trump. and what the strategies are, and let's go straight to the us select tool map, and this time we're talking about arizona and it's 11 electoral votes. it is now a closely contested state. and that, by the way, it's a pretty new development because the more than 70 years, arizona voted republican in every election, but one until 2020, and one of the biggest election night surprises. 4 years ago, joe biden flipped the state, putting it into the democratic, call him with a majority of just over 10000 votes. so how did he do it? earlier, elections had actually sent it. the things were changing in the state from carried hours on it in 2016. but by a smaller margin the mitt romney had in 2012 a pay attention to that pale red section there. most of the

how does your casters running us from milwaukee wisconscin? so trump is still speaking, act that raleigh. he's holding what. what else? as you said so far of the. yeah, it's what do you say? and also if you notice what he's wearing, that's that orange reflective best that garbage collectors tend to wear here over the showman. donald trump trying to take full advantage of the gas that president joe biden delivered yesterday when he appeared to called trump supporters garbage. now the white house has walk that back saying that it was a misspoken and that, that bite and was referencing a comment from a trump supporter. and which that man called the island of puerto rico, an island of floating garbage. but of course, trump taking that moment, and in fact, landing here in wisconsin and immediately boarding a garbage truck to make that moment really sink in. and it has become a rather viral moment with trumps supporters. harris has been trying to distance herself from it, telling reporters on the morning of her old whirlwind tour for the swing state

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al jazeera milwaukee wisconscin, mostly based opposition, leader of and then ceiling. one lane says, nation wise process must continue. hundreds of people have taken to the streets since the governing parties. candidate daniel's chapel was declared the winner of the presidential elections 3 weeks ago. at least 11 people have been killed, young, violent confrontations for these journalists, activism, political opposition say that governments trying to silence defense mock and web joining us now from the photo. so it looks as though the interest is likely to continue malcolm the within. but on the same, on the, on a spoke to his followers 2 days ago on a live stream on facebook from a secret location. it seems people across the country have a bade his coal for a nationwide shut down where we are most of the shops along the sides of the street shifted normally though a trade is lined up along the side of the road. here we still selling market forties, none of them have come to trade today except just one, couple of people doing bits of info little business. this road is n

was a horrible city despite the republican party holding their convention in milwaukee, he later came out and said, i love milwaukee, so we'll see if he tries to do a similar type of cleanup here in detroit this evening. but look, i cannot overstate enough how important mission again is the trump campaign? very much acknowledges that not only does it have 15 electoral votes, but when i talk to donald trump's senior advisers, they tell me that of all out of all the three blue wall states, of course, in addition to michigan, that's pennsylvania and wisconsin. they are the most confident about their chances. in michigan. that's why you've seen him aggressively campaign here in recent weeks. i'm told he'll be back to the state multiple times before november 5. now, part of the reason that he's actually in oakland county, he's going to be an obviously it's a suburb of detroit is he's really trying to make inroads with if key voters and suburban voters, particularly suburban women, is one of those core demographics. i think you'll see some of that messaging. and then when he's here later to

we know that here in milwaukee it's been lagging behind the state-wide turnout right to this point.still more days of early voting. there is, of course, still election day. it is something the biden campaign is -- excuse me, the harris campaign is aware of and the democratic party here in wisconsin is aware of. it's why you have former president bill clinton here today in milwaukee, and you have vice president harris coming tomorrow with some big named celebrities trying to do what they can to turn out the vote. >> old habits die hard. let's talk about arizona. what are you hearing there from voters? >> well, we have an early vote here. two republicans are trying to get out the vote right now and do much better than they did in 2020. they're doing slightly better than 2020 when the message to republican voters was don't vote early. democrats are keeping pace on the turnout side. unfortunately for democrats, their registration numbers are way down in 2020. right now they have a historic deficit against republicans of about 7% on registration. that matters because democrats need repub

>> guest: i was in a local education policy in milwaukee and wisconsin. i am a history of philosophy undergrad. i love intellectual h history. i love storytelling. but i wanted to understand how ideas could helpp people so i dd didmy masters in public policy. after that got married and lived in milwaukee, wisconsin with mike new husband who was clerking for a federal judge and i was in a think tank. it was my big break to move d.c. bebe offered this post to the federal government was my chance fresh out of grad school or have these ideals of what ideas could make america's education better and i was so disillusioned while i was in government. [laughter] to see how little could be done. >> host: doocy a difference in d.c. in indianapolis when it comes to civility? >> it's a great question. a room of the day very clearly as follow 2017 i was nine or 10 months into my tenure and we came home onesb day to my husbad who iss originally from indiana said and done with washington. i'm done with d.c. i'm done witha. politics in the swamp to indiana if it was my id

vance, brea jones with fox six news in milwaukee. you said you believe in the wisdom of the people of wisconsin. what words of wisdom would you share with undecided voters? sen. vance: that's a good question. i appreciate that. what i would say to undecided voters, ma'am, is look. we have the best country in the world. we have the best people, the best natural resources, but we have got broken leadership holding the state and country back. we can do better. we can make groceries and housing more affordable, we can secure the southern border, lower violent crime. we have the will and talent to do it, we just have to get kamala harris out of the white house. that's what i would say to these undecided voters. [applause] and she agrees with me. what i think -- there are a lot of people who i think are probably looking at the future like i did worried about paying for the things they have to pay for, worried an emergency medical bill could bankrupt them and ruin them financially, but they are fundamentally hopeful because they believe in

in this installment of john king's all over the map, he checks in with black voters in milwaukee milwaukee if kamala harris is to win wisconsin, the path starts right here. how do you feel like kamala harris? >> oh, kamala harris, i think she's great. >> she's a great hyphen by trump keep in touch. >> appreciate you. have a good day. blursday to make sure support translates into voting was pretty excited about kamala devontay johnson. >> now shares that excitement. well, we met a year ago. he was it's undecided between joe biden and donald trump at the time i was like, kind of iffy for like everybody else, like undecided and not confused because like i don't know sure. >> going to vote for him. but nadal kamala got the ball and she rolled with it. i feel like all year johnson and his colleagues walk the streets year-round, building trust for right now the leaves are falling. >> halloween is at hand. it's turnout time. >> i just want to remind you that early voting started >> are we absolutely about this look under the hood was positive thing is trying to take it back today that we don't wa

, to see what black voters had to say door to door and northside milwaukee, it's kamala harris is to win wisconsin, the path starts right here. how you feel by kamala harris. >> oh, kamala harris, i think she's great. >> she's a hyphen about trump keep in touch. >> appreciate your man. have a good day, blursday to make sure support translates into voting was pretty excited about kamala devontay johnson now shares that excitement. well, we met a year ago. he was undecided between joe biden and donald trump at the time. >> i was like kind of iffy for like everybody else, like undecided and not confused because like i don't know for sure going both for him. but nadal kamala got the ball and she rolled with it. i feel like all year johnson and his colleagues walk the streets year-round, building trust for right now the leaves are falling. halloween is at hand it's turnout time. >> i just want to remind you they early 20s i wanted to marry a really absolutely about this look under the hood was positive thing is trying to take them back to days that we don't want to be but there are cracks

that is very similar to what he did to milwaukee. he denigrated the city of milwaukee, as my buddy shapiro will tell you. he has done the same thing to philadelphia. this is a guy who does not respect americans. he does not respect the people of our states. and by god, we can't afford to have someone like him back in the white house. he's not going to do a thing to help us. >> what are the big issues that you see in the midwest that might be different than other places? >> you know, i will just say, the resurgence of manufacturing is real. when trump was president we lost 280,000 jobs. he said we wouldn't have a single auto plant close, in fact, six did. since he is gone and we have had the biden harris administration, we have seen a resurgence in manufacturing. we've got jobs. take-home pay is up. michigan is a top 10 state. these are all great things that are happening, but it is happening because of joe biden and kamala harris. it is happening because we got grit and we know how to roll up our sleeves and do the work. the city of

new york ruined the party in milwaukee. down to their last two outs.e alonzo sends one over the fence. put the mets on top. they were not done. a couple of batters later. starling marte. enough to drive in jesse winker from second. and winker spoke for all of queens in this moment. smashes his helmet in excitement. the mets are headed back to the divisional browned for the first time since 2015. they take the series, they will take on philadelphia. thursday night football and this is how i arrive to the studio for the late show with sara donchey. falcons hosting the bucs. they had no time outs. they hurry up, they stop the clock. cousins spikes it. after that, young hoku sends this game to overtime. in ot, cousins makes them pay. hits hodge. breaks up a 45-yard walk-off touchdown. historic game for cousins. he threw for over 500 yards and four touchdowns. after the game, kirk cousins looks right at home in atlanta. had a funny quote about the swag surf. he is leading it with fans. tough night for this florida native. you mentioned fantasy football. >>

they're going crazy in milwaukee. but not so fast. my friends playoff baseball in an over till it's over. pete alonso. down to top of 9th. it will one swing of bat. the mets extend their season. they go on to beat the brewers. 42, they'll play phillies. next around. that series starts on saturday in south philadelphia. playoff. baseball is not exciting. yeah. and cmt news games go back and forth and that that's probably the best series. >> all the while. i mean, it's definitely the best series, all the wild card games we've seen and you get to see 2 nl east teams. what you know, you're a fan of one of those those met that mets team there. we to make mean there make mean that thanks for joining us. you're watching kron. 4 news at 11, 30 live on air and also streaming online with the kron on app. i'm

turnout time in a community that matters big time john king, cnn milwaukee thanks to john king for thatort and joining us now is zolan kanno youngs. >> he's a cnn political analyst and white house correspondent for the new york times. thanks so much for joining us today there's a lot going on. a lot was made over those obama comments after the rally in pittsburgh. and some of the headlines that came out were using war words like scolds and admonished, admonishes and shames. do you think that those comments to that group of young mostly black men came off as, as scolding to them and to some do you think that that effort by obama could could backfire? >> based off my reporting, there is a risk of that, yes. in some people did digest it that way. some black leaders did. did process it that way. look for some the former president was in many ways as a former president, as also a trusted messenger on the black community the ideal person to almost say the quiet part out loud by that, what i mean is the quiet part out loud being something that has been discussed in private conversations with b

do you have any projection for when milwaukee will have its vote reported this year? >> i don't.hink what we should expect, though, not before midnight. >> reporter: 43 states allow clerks to process ballot envelopes before election day. but despite bipartisan efforts to change election laws, that doesn't include critical battlegrounds pennsylvania and wisconsin. >> if the american public wants to see our results sooner, there has to be legislative change. >> reporter: a change to speed up the count in the most competitive states. shaquille brewster, nbc news, detroit. >>> still to come, the last undefeated team in the nfl is exactly who you think it is. >>> and life, liberty, and the pursuit of a championship. one of the originawnl ba franchises finally takes home a title. mptoms can keep coming back. start to break away from uc with tremfya... with rapid relief at 4 weeks. tremfya blocks a key source of inflammation. at one year, many people experienced remission... and some saw 100% visible healing of their intestinal lining. serious allergic reactions and increased risk of in

that tells you we are in milwaukee. brewers trail the mets, 3-2 in the bottom of the 8th.ackson, the second home run of the game, tied it at three. same inning, pinch hitter. mitchell, connected for a go ahead, 2-run homer. milwaukee came back and won it, 5-3. it is a winner take all game 3 on thursday. american league. home standing astros, on the road to stay alive against detroit. they did it. tied it in the eighth. bases loaded hit. this cleared the bases, detroit won it 5-2. they swept that series, houston's run of seven straight was over. tigers advance to face the cleveland guardians in divisional play. sara, it is going to be fun to watch buster posey and his general manager, once he gets one hatch its plan to be a part of that. >> i know, i think a lot of fans are looking forward to a new chapter, if you will. >> the dodgers are like here we are. we are up here. we are own joying the view. >> giants fans don't like admitting that or talking about it at all. >>> the last call for drinks in california is at 2:00 a.m. the state is making an exception for only one pla

the milwaukee crowd is stunned. mets win four two. they will open the national league division series saturday in philadelphia. espn's college game day crew there at cal for the first time ever this weekend, guest picker legendary oakland native marshawn lynch. i hope he pulls up in the golf cart like 2006. the show starts at 6 a.m. saturday morning live from the memorial glade in berkeley. marshawn posted this today encouraging everybody to show up early, reads in part. pit opens at 3:30 a.m. a m, shows live at 6 a.m. we on team no. sleep straight from your night out right to campus, ready to get it in breakfast with beast mode. yes. sports on abc to shake up city hall? in nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year. he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero accountability and orchestrated a pay-to-play scheme that sold out taxpayers to the highest bidder. mark farrell has all the wrong experience for the change we need. all of us he

from trump though i will say we're kind of rum a sense of what we had heard when he had criticized milwaukee to republicans. he has said that it was a horrible city, even though the republican party was holding there i mentioned there over the summer, he later came out to clean that up and say, i love milwaukee, so i'll be watching tonight whether he tries to do the same thing about his remarks in detroit last week. >> all right. and we'll be checking again with you. of course, lynda, so thank you all right. >> everyone's with me now here just to begin, karen harris and trump, both in michigan and you know what's interesting when you see them in the same county, a county that i said used to be a republican stronghold, but in recent elections, three in a row has gone democratic, right? so harris, his choosing to spend time there right now. now, and alayna's reporting that michigan is the blue wall state that the trump campaign is most confident about. how do you see karen and are you confident that the democrats will win michigan well, erin, thanks for having me. >> of course, i went through

she's here to the west of milwaukee in waukesha county is where you see her but right now and you see how read this is right now. 60% for donald trump against joe biden. but these counties, the wow counties to 3123, right around milwaukee, are becoming more suburban as they become more suburban, they come more available for democrats. why are they there? let's look at the 2024 republican primaries. nikki haley got 14%, not a huge number, but 14% in the state its closest wisconsin, what you're hoping with liz cheney and these other republicans to say, hey, there's some protest votes out here. there are some people in the primary who didn't want to vote for donald trump can we get them in the general election? that's waukesha county where she is right now. now, let's move over. she was earlier today in michigan again, let's come out of the republican primaries and come to 2020. she was here, she was in oakland county this it's used to be a republican suburb when i started doing this. now oakland county is democratic and mccomb county, to its east, which used to be democratic, more blue

. >> you're looking there, vice president harris and brookfield, wisconsin outside of milwaukee. and crucially part of a county you'll be hearing much more about, especially as the votes come in. cnn's john king is at the magic wall right now, joins us with more on the political geography of 2024. so what can you tell us about the county's vice president harris and liz cheney are focusing on today critical suburbs where they hope to find disaffected republicans. let's take a look. she's in wisconsin right now, as you noted, let's pop it up on the map and get it to come on out there we go a little tape delay. she's here to the west of milwaukee in waukesha county it's where you see her right now and you see how read this is right now 60% for donald trump against joe biden. but these counties, the wow counties to 3123, right around milwaukee, are becoming more suburban as we have more suburban, they come more available for democrats. why are they there? let's look at the 2024 republican primaries. nikki haley got 14%, not a huge number, but 14% that is the state as close as wiscons

this is the busiest location of milwaukee, but you are seeing the line likes this throughout milwaukee, and other ports in part of the state, and you are seeing the long lines of high enthusiasm in parts of the state. chris, we know that it is a battleground state. we know that it going to be coming down to the wire. we know when we are looking at the other margins, it is well within only one percentage point which is going to be what drives people to vote on the first day of early voting in wisconsin. chris. >> and thank you, shaquille. and now from where you are to madison, wisconsin, and you can see tim walz in the middle there who has just landed, and he is about to rally for one of the key surrogates in the campaign, former president barack obama. they will be in a rally at heavily blue dane county. this is a place where president biden won by more than 50 points in 2020. why are they there? they are there to drive up the turnout particularly among college students in madison, wisconsin. we will keep an eye on that, and meanwhile over to texas where senator ted cruz is working har

how did you all, castro, al jazeera milwaukee wisconscin? well, both campaigns began the day in north carolina. phil laval was at cumberland harris as raleigh in raleigh. we'll come in with her as was exiting a little confidence here in raleigh, north carolina, because she said this is a phrase she's used recently in pennsylvania to we will win this so no longer talking about being the other dog. very clear that she feels that there is a chance in this state that a company that's thought to because she's looking at the polls. you know, we are told to take these poles with the proverbial pinch of salt. but there is one pole in particular that says she is 11 points up when it comes to understand the 8th of likely voters in this state. and they are a big group, the numbers all up and they could sway the selection items you would likely find them in some places that you might not necessarily expect to vote. democrat the churches. oh every what? the service of north carolina, the residential campaign signs for donald trump. i'm, i'm a lot higher

and we're with as also shut down hospitals up to is ready for us as ordered people to move south milwaukee. and that is a barren strip of land on the south west coast with no water electricity will send a taishan surfaces as well. so is it is trying to stop from us from recruiting in the north. l deserves honest on sherry for points now on the streets of to bother you to the base randy military ground operation is ongoing against a bali, a refugee camp where a hill and the street pulling up to bali. i'll ballade and jamalia. can you work with these riley force issue to any one who moves in the street? yeah, some of this place people were trying to leave the street and to escape the scene. also these riley's of set up a number of barriers. they destroyed a number of citizens home the shuttle in order to close the street leading to jamalia. these really military has deployed reinforcements here, and there are a number of dead and wounded in the eastern and northeastern areas of the camp. we can hear the sounds of gunfire. dozens of people have been killed in the streets of the account. no on

how did you accounts for has been following vague campaigns from milwaukee in wisconsin. the early voting centers are busy here. the swing state of wisconsin were donald trump landed on wednesday. forget another rally in immediately boarded a garbage truck making reference to jo biden's comments where he appeared to call trump supporters garbage. the white house later said that fight in misspoke, but the damage may have already been done. video biden's comment has gone viral and trump has made it a primary talking point here in wisconsin as well as in north carolina. kimberly harris tried to distance herself from the controversy telling reporters that no one should be criticized for who they vote for. she's on her own world when tour of swing states including a rally in madison, wisconsin harris has been trying to close out her campaign with a message of unity and warning voters of the read says she says trump poses to democracy. she struck a confident tone, but the number so show that she is in a dead heat with trump 6 days before election day. how did your castro al jaz