i also want to say i am in minneapolis, minnesota. particularly as mr. walz has been picked as the vp nominee, there has been this narrative, particularly outside of cities and minneapolis that the city is burning and that there are zombies walking around and it is a cesspool. i am walking around in central minneapolis right now right along the light rail station and no people are getting shot, no people are dying. i did this at 11:00 last night as well. this is my question for you, ann. as you might guess, i am not a trump supporter, but i think that he really demands absolute loyalty from folks. does not reciprocate that to folks who are not loyal to him. i think we see that with his comments about brian kemp recently. when you talk about your change of support for him, what comments has he made about you? you feel any retaliation about speaking out against him? thanks for your time. host: miss coulter? guest: i want to go through the comments first. politicians talking about their family. yes, of course, family is very important. but we will see that.

. >>> a shocking story out of minneapolis, a man allegedly shot by his neighbor while doing yard work. why police have not arrested the suspected gunman. >>> mcdonald's beef ruled out as a source of the e.coli outbreak that sickened dozens throughout the united states. what that means for the return of a menu staple. >>> crowd strike struck with lawsuit, why delta is suing over the i.t. outage that wreaked havoc over the sum juror and will show high play ahead of a crucial game three against the yanks in new york tonight? >>> plus all your nfl highlights as we kick off your workweek. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning, i'm frances rivera. we are only eight days out from the 2024 presidential election. today vice president harris will be campaigning across michigan focused on jobs and manufacturing, while former president trump will meet with faith leaders in georgia. nbc'salice barr joins me now. good morning, alice. donald trump was here in new york last night headlining the event at madison square garden. >> good morning, frances. that's right, about 20,000 trump suppo

police arrest the minneapolis man accused of shooting his neighbor, unprovoked. why it took officers days to bring him into custody. >>> tiktok called it an incident money glitch, but j.p. morgan say it's simply check fraud, the lawsuit targeting customers who allegedly stole thousands. >>> the yankees fall to the dodgers again in the fall classic. while the steelers surge past the giants. we have the highlights as we kick off this tuesday, october 29th. "early today" starts right now. >>> good to be with you. good morning. i'm frances rivera. there is just one week left until america picks a new president. and, if you plan to vote by mail, the u.s. postal service says it would be a good idea to send that ballot by today. according to a nbc news tally, more than 45 million people have already voted by mail or in person. including president biden. he waited more than 30 minutes yesterday to cast his ballot early in delaware. i'm joined now by nbc's alice barr. good morning, alice. the harris campaign had another big rally in philly last night, but the vice preside

>>> the minneapolis man accused of shooting his neighbor is in custody after a five-hour-long standoff. but questions remain about why it took police so long to make the arrest. antonia hylton has the details. >> reporter: it took five hours. >> you're under arrest. >> reporter: s.w.a.t. teams, drones and a crane. >> follow the commands of officers. >> reporter: for police to take 54-year-old john herbert sawchak into custody after he allegedly surrendered outside his minneapolis home. he he was wanted for the attempted murder o neighbor, davif his matoroturi. surveillance video neighbor, davis matoroturi. surveillance video shows the moment moturi fell to the ground. >> i woke up with tubes in my body. holes in my body. >> reporter: according to court documents, moturi had called police on sawchak 19 times in the last year, alleging his neighbor had threatened to kill him and his wife, brandished a knife at them and hurled racial slurs. >> stay away from me. >> you don't know what you're doing. >> stay away. >> try it again, then, tough guy. >> reporter: police say they began surveill

you know, so it was just, like, "i can't believe this is minneapolis."t have to be. >> there's been a lot of debate about whether, had he acted sooner, and had he been more decisive in sending the national gua to try to quell the unrest, whether some of the destruction that ended up costing hundreds of millions of dollars could have been prevented, whether he waited too long and hesitated. and, you know, it's a question that has come back to haunt him now that he's on a big. (crowd cheering) >> narrator: by 2021, jd vance was finally ready to make a run. >> and that's why i'm running to be your next u.s. senator for the state of ohio. >> by the time vance runs for senate, it was very clear how he thought he could reach the republican base voters that he was going to need to win this primary. >> "your concerns about your own country don't matter "because you're a racist. "that's why you want the southern border secure, is because you're a racist." that's what they tell people. >> he joins us tonight. jd vance, thanks so much for coming on. >> narrator: on

but as for minneapolis, i don't think anybody thinks those blm rides are going on now and you are under a misrepresentation about that but we do have a recollection of protests you did with multiple millions of dollars of damage destroyed in up to 60 businesses and actually burnt down the precinct in that city and i think people remember that and thank you very much tim walz for specifically holding on to the national guard and even with the left wing wet -- mayor of minneapolis begging for the national guard to be sent in and no, tim walz refused to do that and not only that his daughter was tweeting out to the protesters, word to the wise, national guard not being sent and in case anybody wants to know and she was actually tweeting advice to the destroyers or people burning down businesses. and his wife wearily said during the riot that she kept the windows to the governor's mansions open so she could smell the burning tires. and what was the question and i don't remember. >> he wanted to know what nickname donald trump has given you. >> not a nickname but has he attacked me? good gri

as for minneapolis, i don't think anyone thinks that blm rights are going on now. but we do have a recollection of protests that did multiple millions of dollars worth of damage, destroyed up to 16 businesses, and actually burned down the third precinct in your city. so i think people remember that. and, you know, thank you very much, tim walz for holding off sending in the national guard, even with the very left-wing mayor of minneapolis, begging for the national guard to be sent in, but no, tim walz did not. he refused to send in the national guard. not only that, his daughter was tweeting out to the protesters, hey, word to the wise. get the word out. national guard, not being sent in. in case anyone wants to know. it takes time to rally the national guard. she was tweeting advice to the people burning down businesses. and his wife, weirdly, sad, that during the riots, she kept the windows to the governor's mansion open, so she could smell the burning tires. wow. what was the question? >> he wanted to know what nickname donald trump has given you . >> has he att

. >>> a minneapolis man is under arrest today after a days-long standoff with police and a warning theveillance video we're about to show you is disturbing. police say that davis was tending his front yard last week when his neighbor shot him. we stopped the video before it shows the man falling to the ground. only after the shooting that police finally were able to take him into custody, but that didn't happen until this morning. nbc news correspondent antonia hylton is following this story for us. it took four days to make this arrest, what did they say, what took them so long. >> reporter: many people in the community have been asking just that, and what the authorities there in minneapolis say is that sawchek has a history of mental illness, he had knowledge of explosive devices, there was concern about police officers descending on his property and there be a violent standoff. they waited for days to see if he would exit the home on his own. last night they took him into custody before they were going to gas his home to draw him out. this shooting happened wednesday and it was not

minneapolis is a city and trouble. if you look at education, kids are not doing well.z doesn't want to be held accountable for any of these things but yet this is on his watch. what you are going to see is if tim walz gets pinned down, he's going to react and he's going to start throwing his arms around and that's when j.d. vance has a chance to really score points. i don't think j.d. needs to try to score on every issue. rand tim walz with the chaos, the slick teflon kind of person where he's used to having a friendly breeze at his back with the minnesota media. but that's not what will happen tonight. j.d. vance is going to be ready to go and he needs to brand tim walz, chaos, quitting on the job, not leading, and trying to be a gavin newsom look-alike. >> jesse: keep it results-oriented and when he starts flailing his arms around, that's when you know you've got him. dr., thank you for that insight. >>> cohost of outnumbered and fox news contributor. do you believe that walz is thin-skinned and will be right for the picking? >> yes but it's not just the media loweri

times," the minneapolis star "minneapolis star tribune" won't endorse them either.a finally at a tipping point away from the far-left craziness? are big tech and big newspapers now betting trump could win? first, this story. chalk. ♪ ♪ elizabeth: okay, former president trump, he's about to hold a rally in michigan. the first of two in the battleground state this weekend. crowds again lining up for hours. fox news' mark meredith joins us live from the scene in travers city, michigan, with the story. mark, it's great to have you on. >> reporter: liz, always a pleasure. the good news too, this time of year the weather's actually pretty decent here in north michigan this time of year as we get closer and closer to november. the former president, as you mentioned, does have quite the crowd at this airport tarmac. he is expected to be here about three hours from now, likely to give a lengthy speech. this is his first of two stops in michigan this weekend. earlier today he was in texas the holding an event on immigration, his biggest get was trying to get senator ted cruz

host: richard in minneapolis, good morning. republican. caller: yes, good morning. i have two things. don't cut me off. number one. i wonder why the mainstream media does not play the full statement trump said on january 6. he said let's go to the capitol and peacefully protest. number two, on the charleston deal where he says i am sure there are good people on both sides, if the mainstream media would play the rest of his statement, he said in the next sentence, he says of course i condemn the white racists and the nazis and those bad people. the media is lying to us. even "frontline" is doing the same thing. i do not trust "frontline" anymore on channel 2 where i get my news. host: who do you trust now? caller: not too many. i listen to all of the news outlets and read newspapers as i can. i think i trust this station somewhat, mostly. i trust fox news. i catch all of the news channels. i am a news junkie. host: richard in minneapolis. this is sean out of sarasota, florida, independent. good morning. caller: yes, good morning. i wanted to piggyback off the gentlem

minneapolis will have to wear costumes over snow suits.what that is like, i did it in canada. this could be top halloween snowfall for minneapolis, we'll watch for that. forecast 44. highest was 46 and warmest 86, we might get there in the east. halloween forecast, front moving across ohio valley, northwest, as well. potentially record-setting highs for east coast and northeast. with new york city at 80 degrees, potentially a record high for halloween. incredible, right? potential records today. >> carley: that would be selfish of us, people are not getting it, it is not about us, it is about everybody. or it is about us. >> todd: you went away from map of the east coast, i wanted to make my miami joke again about getting eaten by the jack-o-lantern. can't make that joke until next year. >> janice: sorry about your yankees. >> todd: things happen, best team won, thank you. >> janice: happy halloween. >> todd: criminal citizen, i should say, china facing criminal charges for voting in i michigan, the vote will still count, don't miss that s

invitation you should have told her the funds were going to bail out the looters and rioters in minneapolisill: they did laugh after that. president trump last night headlining the al smith dinner in new york city. v.p. kamala harris making history becoming the first presidential nominee to skip the thing all together since 1984. that did not turn out well. the white tie event raises money for catholic charities, a staple for candidates for more than 60 years. harris chose to send attendees these pre-recorded video that featured the former star molly shannon. zbliem owe a catholic. tonight is one of the biggest dinners next to the last supper. >> an important dinner and important tradition i'm so proud to be a part of. >> is there anything i shouldn't bring up tonight? >> don't lie. thou shalt not bear false witness to thy neighbor. >> bill: mary katharine ham, host of getting hammered on outkick and we have both of you here. guys, there were some boo birds out last night because she didn't show. at the end of trump's speech there was booing for trump. for the people that went they apprecia

vance taking on tim walz over the police precinct burning in minneapolis.e national guard during the 2020 riots leading minneapolis burn. >> as well thanks for having me lives. in my opinion law enforcement officers take the oath to protect and serve the people of the community. it is a and the shame and dangerous when elected officials activist prosecutors activist judges decide to implement a certain ideology by not enforcing crime. in the name of equity. letting the precinct burned as a symbol. it disenfranchises the police officers sworn to protect and serve and it puts the community surrounding that area in fear. what vance said he's taking it to the journalist and he's taking it to the politicians and i fully endorse everything he said. >> let's turn to this pollen bill, howard are people worried about the suspects arrested in connection with the michigan home invasion in rochester hills, where the homeowner was murdered for the suspects reportedly gained entry by posing as utility workers checking a gas leak. they murdered the husband inside and he r

video obtained by our nbc affiliate k11 shows david trimming a tree outside his minneapolis home when to court documents a bullet was fired from his neighbor's upstairs window. >> the bullet went down through my neck and then all of the way back to my spine. >> latori told nbc affiliate he's recovering from broken ribs and a concussion. in the last 11 months since he and his wife moved in they've been living a nightmare living next door to shawshank. there are there were 19 incidents with harassment and it says he suffers from mental illness. he's been charged with attempted murder, but he is not in jail. police allowing him to stay in his home because they say he's a threat to himself and others. >> the likelihood of an armed, violent confrontation where we may have to use deadly force with the suspect, in this case, is high. >> that excuse sparking community outrage. >> we have to take violent criminals off the street, so i'm not a police officer. i don't know how that gets done, but i know it needs to get done. >> police say shawshack rarely leaves his home and the police departmen

maity: la policÍa de minneapolis publicÓ las imÁgenes de un niÑo que estaba manejando un auto robadosa— univisiÓn vuelve a reprogramar la fecha de el foro con donald trump para el 16 de octubre. el alcalde de chilpancingo fue vÍctima de un horrible asesinato. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] eliÁn: el alcalde de chilpancingo, que asumiÓ el cargo el 1 de octubre, fue encontrado decapitado en una camioneta. su muerte ocurre luego de que sicarios asesinaran a dos de sus servidores. habÍa criticado a los criminales. >> porque no es lo correcto. el gobierno estÁ dejando de cumplir su funciones. eliÁn: se trata de el primer asesinato de un polÍtico en el gobierno de claudia sheinbaum. maity: la policÍa de san antonio, texas, dice que arrestaron a varios integrantes de la banda tren de aragua. oficiales de la patrulla fronteriza, junto con la policÍa de san antonio llegaron a este conjunto residencial donde estaban estos delincuentes. >> ellos andan armados. >> ellos quieren crecer en nÚmero. estÁn reclutando a otros pandilleros. maity: los sospechosos estÁn bajo custodia federal. la

i'm from south minneapolis, minnesota, co-founr of 10k. these looters and rioters, people from minneapolis, just burning down their own city," and all that kind of stuff, and i was, like, man... i'm from here and i know everybody that lives here. we're not like that. so a lot of guys from the neighborhood had decided to get together and create the 10k foundation. and we want to show that we can have a peaceful protest. >> 10k is about, it's about mobilizing 10,000 people and the power in that, the sovereignty in being able to mobilize 10,000 people. i'm royce white, i grew up here in the twin cities. i was an athlete, was drafted to the nba back in 2013, and had a huge fight with the nba regarding mental health policy. you know, when all the protests broke out, my first thought was, i'm headed down there. i'm not gonna aim to have a crystal ball as to what's gonna happen-- i really have no clue. i'm just going off of pure opinion. the four officers were arrested, and, temporarily, that's enough justice until we wait and see what happens wi

maity: la policÍa de minneapolis publicÓ las imÁgenes de un niÑo que estaba manejando un auto robado— univisiÓn vuelve a reprogramar la fecha de el foro con donald trump para el 16 de octubre. el alcalde de chilpancingo fue vÍctima de un horrible vÍctima de un horrible asesinato. ¡oh, mira esa cara! esa cara de “voy a llenar de pelo tu pantalón”. no quieres irte sin abrazarlo. pero, quieres irte sin pelo en tu ropa. con bounce pet, puedes abrazarlo y quitar todo ese pelo. bounce, it's the sheet. harris: i will make it a top priority to bring down costs... for all americans. y quitar todo ese pelo. vo: kamala harris enfrentará a las grandes petroleras y farmacéuticas que nos estafan; penalizará a las grandes corporaciones que sobre-aumentan los precios de los alimentos y gasolina; y hará que los multimillonarios paguen su parte justa. harris: donald trump fights for billionaires and large corporations... i will fight to give money back to working- and middle-class americans. vo: edf action votes y ff pac son responsables del contenido de este anuncio. ¡prueba cualquier footlong gratis

we have been able to initiate some of the housing issues on a state level and what we have in minneapolis is 12% more units and rent went down 4% last year. rent is not going down anywhere. on the prices i want to say this. this is an agricultural state. i want to be clear. my farmers are not making any more money. somebody in the middle is taking the money. so when the vice president talks about that, capitalism works best in our markets are fair. th are not fair right now so i appreciate you saying that. >> vice presidenhais will speak to voters tonight a rally in houston. that starts at 8:30 p.m. on c-span. she spoke to reporters on what she plans to talk about during the rally. vice president harris: it is good to be in texas and we are here because obviously it is a very important state and we are here to highlight that sadly the elected leaders of texas, a lot of them, have made texas ground zero in this fundamental fight for the freedom of women to make decisions about their own body. tonight we will be discussing the impact of that not only to the women of texas and their families

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why did she or the precinct used to be in minneapolis, minnesota? she supports violence. we should not candy coat this anymore. >> yes, so many americans how the violent riots in 2020 most expensive in american history talk cussing but $10 billion combined with the right culture that started on donald trump's inauguration in washington d.c. there is rioting in the city during his inauguration. they excuse it because they agree with it. they see this violence as a way to get to their political goals which is why they do not prosecute the types of people who are being funded by left-wing groups to engage in this violence but let's not forget that kamala harris is one of the lawmakers is still to this day is raising money for minnesota freedom fund which bails out murderers and rapists putting them back on the streets to victimize other innocent people she also, when jacob blake in the example in wisconsin was kidnapping children and the police shot him she said he was a long time. she came out and said she was very proud of him. she endorsed jesse when he made up the whole

the red star tribune of minneapolis. that's my favorite.metown paper. >> end of the year. how much they could save because of the making. they're wildly trying to spin and push it out the door right now. larry: if mr. trump deporting illegal immigrants, it's going to jack up inflation and deregulation. 60% want deportation. >> 80. larry: 80%, have it your way. but, let me get this, sometimes you have to have a lavatory experiment and take the last few years. okay, pick a number. 10, 12 million illegals came across and 15 million coming across and what did inflation do. take it down. larry: it you cut back on immigration, that's inflationary. wait a minute, we had huge inflation plus 20%, 6% of the annual rate and 9% at the peak and we just let in whatever, 15 million illegals. don't -- just -- let's just have a simple laboratory. here's what happened. okay, now timeraus doesn't bother walking through those numbers as well. most people are housing and food. guess what happens when you bring in extra 10 million people into the states. you hav

minneapolis burned. we surrendered the police station.hey took total control of the legislature, and we now have a brand-new flag that nobody likes. joe biden, who you said you voted for for those reasons, he has bragged he is the most progressive presidential president ever. that didn't really work out. now you are doubling down and saying that harris is the one that is going to come to the center? let me give you some news on that, buddy. they said they made -- want to make washington, d.c. a state with two more senators. they want to make puerto rico a state with two more senators. they want it jampacked to add supreme court justices pass the court. they want to end the filibuster. is that going to the center? you are a useful idiot. guest: good morning to you, too. let me just take a few of these issues. i'm for divided government for a good reason, for the check on both parties, frankly. that would be the best thing that we could have happened in this country. a number of policy positions, i agree with you on some, others i disagree

where were the conducted temperatures let's look at minneapolis there under winter weather advisory. coffee if you have coffee you need the caffeine to go trick-or-treating it's going to be cold. if we get more than inch of snow it's good to be one of the snow is halloween that minneapolis has seen on record yet to go back to 1991 where they picked up 9 inches at the top spot. elsewhere denver cooling down, l.a. 49 degrees and will be watching the rain from texas all the way into the interior of the northeast, the cold front marching off to the east and woodwind advisory chicago 38 degrees. in new york city 69 degrees it's going to be on the warm side, we were running at 80 degrees. let's get to the "fox weather" flashback trivia. when we talk about new york city we have to look at this date last year, you have to jog your memory, new york saw the last, the first rain free weekend. have any consecutive weekends did it rain in the big apple. your choices, six, eight, ten or 14. every weekend it was raining in a row. while the answer coming up in a bit. maria: thank you so much, "fox w

the red start pre prtribune of minneapolis i am sorry david. >> at end of year think how much they couldecause of that point john made, they are trying to push money out of door right now. larry: can i -- i am growing weary too. we know -- hang on, we quote, know, that if mr. trump deports illegal immigrants, it will jack up wages and inflation. a terrible policy. despite fact that whole country, i don't know what -- 60% what deportations. >> 80. larry: 80, have it your way. let me get it, sometimes you have to have laboratory experiment. let's take last few years. okay, so pick a number, 10, 12 million illegals came across, 15 million, you want 15, i will give you 15. what did inflation do up or down. >> way up. larry: oh, no -- it can't, you know it you cutback on illegal immigration that is inflationary, wait we had huge inflation plus 20%, 6% of annual rate, 9% of peak and let in 15 million illegals, just simple, laboratory -- here is what happened. okay? now, tim does not bother to walk through those numbers either. >> look at what people are most upset about, housing and food. gues

there's not a lot of federal lands in and around minneapolis, for example.e issue is i don't understand the federal lands issue unless we see this, and i worry about this, as someone who cares deeply about our national parks and federal lands, look, minnesota, we protect these things. we've got about 20% of the world's fresh water. these lands protect. they're there for a reason. they belong to all of us. but again, this is when you view housing and you view these things as commodities. there's a chance to make money here. let's take this federal land and sell it to people. i think there's better ways to do this. we've seen it in minnesota, we're able to refurbish some house and is make some investments. that gets people in. and i'm still on the fact on this economists, you said you don't like the economists. which economists are saying that it is immigrants that that's adding to the cost? >> governor, your time is up. but senator, on that point, i would like for you to clarify. there are many contributing factors to high housing costs. what evidence do you

purple rain house, minneapolis, minnesota.t. why do doves cry? >> jesse: sing it, gray. purple rain. >> bret: oh, the singing through the show. i like it. see you later,

and i will give minneapolis and example. minneapolis is the one city where we've seen the lowest inflation rates. we've seen a 12% increase in stock because we strip put some of these things in and implementing a state program to make sure we get some of that down payment assistance. we get it back from people because here's what we know. people with stable housing end up with stable job. people with stable housing, have their kids able to be able to get to school. all of those things in the long run, end up saving our money. and that's the thing that i think we should be able to find some common ground but we can't blame. immigrants for the only reason that's not the case that happening in many cities, the fact of the matter is is that we don't have enough naturally affording a portable housing, but we can make sure that the government center helps kick started. create that create that base. governor, your time is up. senator vance on as far as your campaign's position, the promise is to seize federal lands to build homes.

look at the snow forecast for parts of minneapolis.set a record for the top five snowiest halloweens in minneapolis. we will have to see if they get more than an inch, i think they will. meanwhile in new york, we could have one of the warmest halloweens on record. so, a lot to talk about, obviously, we could break records today, but the snow forecast is certainly something we're going to have to watch, also watching the tropics, this area of development over the next couple of days not going to immediately impact the u.s. but we will keep you up to date. i talked about snow in the forecast. snow for michigan, the up of michigan, but, pete, you are part of the mitt, right, the mitt of michigan? [applause] >> pete: good morning, janice, they said hello. the weather is going to be good. a lot of trick-or-treaters out here. the only costumes i have seen this morning -- janice, thank you, are trash cans. might see a few more of those as well. good morning, how are we doing? [cheers] >> pete: we're on live television. settle down, everybody.

harris to accept you should have told her the funds were going to bailout looters and rioters in minneapolis and she would have been here guaranteed to, she would have been here. guaranteed. she would have been ok, she would have been ok with that. i know this is not my normal crowd because it just is not. my normal crowd is younger. has a lot more energy. you have certain advantages to, like cash, lots of cash. many of you -- i say the democrat party. chuck does not like that he likes democratic party. i always say the democrat party because it sounds worse. and it's true, he likes democratic. why don't they just change the name. it is democrat. i was shocked when i heard that harris was skipping the dinner. we cannot get enough of her beautiful laugh. she laughs like crazy, we would recognize it anyplace in this room. i'm leaving big with the catholic vote as i should be, as i should. but i don't think, let harris has given up. she is in michigan receiving communion from gretchen witmer. that is not a pretty sight. but catholics, please do not be too insulted by her absence. if the democra

he ran for governor and made a bargain with the tall building crowd in minneapolis/st. the covid stuff, illegal immigration, somali, immigration. once he governed he went far to the left. what district working class people crushed by nafta, who have common sense is and they were slowly drifted from the democrat party and tim walz. now they are running away, steve. tim walz is a flamboyant cartoon of a rural voter. coach who was an assistant coach. a vet who lied about his rank and didn't go to the super bowl when his team deployed amongst other issues. so this is why the democrat party is losing voters in those places. >> steve: will, in 2016 when donald trump won the presidency tim walz was running for the first congressional district in minnesota. he only won it by one percentage point. when the going gets tough, the tough run for governor. instead he ran for governor and won. >> what an inspiration, won by one. governor of minnesota. the best i can do is i believe one of my grand parents on my mother's side is from south dakota. exposure to be a voter in the upper pl

for the minneapolis star tribune which i grew up my dad called it the red star. larry: [laughter] pete: it's where i'm from. they are so in the tank, complete progressive leftists, they love all of the lunatic climate gender stuff that governor walz did. for them to step back and not endorse their home state governor as a vice presidential nominee with kamala harris, a life long san francisco progressive when minnesota basically copies california, tells you everything you need to know about the trajectory of the race. i don't want to get ahead of myself. everybody still needs to vote like you said, larry, but i am recklessly optimistic for donald trump meaning i think even in the optimism there's the enthusiasm for people to still go out and vote early for him, because the fundamentals are good on the issues. she's staggeringly bad and republicans have embraced as much as i don't like it, early voting and absentee voting, and they are winning in that regard. larry: monica crowley, it is interesting. these favorability ratings are by far the best mr. trump has eve

host: richard in minneapolis is next, good morning. republican. caller: yes, good morning. i got two things. don't cut me off. i got one, number one, i wond why the mainstream media does not play the full statement that trump said on january 6. he said, let's go to the capitol and peacefully protest. number two, on the charleston dealhere he said there's good people on both sides, ifhe mainstream media would play the rest of his statement there, he sa in the next sentence, of course, i condemn the white racists and the nazis and those bad people. the media is lying to us, and even front line is ing the same thing. i used to trust fro line, but i don'trust front line anymore, front line on channel 2. the news. host: who do yourust now, richard? caller: not too many. i listen to all of the news tlets and read newspapers as i can. i think i trust this station somewhat, mostly. i trust fox news and -- but i catch all of the news channels. i am a news junky. host: that's richard in nneapolis. this is sean out of florida. independent. good morning. caller: yes, good morning. just

invitation, you should have told her the funds were going to bail out the looters and rioters in minneapolis and she would have been here, guaranteed she would have been here. guaranteed. true pleasure to be with you this eaching, amazing pleasure. these days it is really a pleasure. anywhere in new york without a subpoena for my appearance. any time i don't get a subpoena, i'm very happy. unfortunately, governor wail is not here himself, don't worry, he'll say that he was. i have to be careful to understand this will be the first time in the history of this event where jokes will be fact checked and they will be. all polls are indicating i'm leading big with the catholic vote, as i should be. as i should be. i don't think kamala has given up yet. instead of attending tonight she's in michigan receiving communion from gretchen whitmer. >> lawrence: mr. president, you had balance, you are sitting next to people that don't like you at all, how was that? >> i know him very well, he likes me enough. it is hard to explain. i gave him his first check. he was young. i was young. his first check, i

this is a piece written in "the wall street journal" by a longtime minneapolis residents.a has become a high crime state. student achievement has tumbled it was putting on school stock skyrocketed for canada's gross domestic product fallen but no -- below this average and they have joined the minnesotans in these areas fleeing their home states. you were elected by a much tighter margin the second time around then the first time because he says people are leaving with there feet in their boots and they don't like the way you governed minnesota. >> yeah, why when by nearly ate points on that it would save the republican writing that it wouldn't be surprised but the fact of the matter is minnesota is recognized as a top five business days top state to raise children we are number 1 health care, crime in america is a 50 year low contrast that to donald trump's time in office. >> but they're talking what time -- crime in minnesota. >> yes, and you can look at the statistics and see where we're at. we know during the trump years we saw murders go up. but they are all coming dow

like a continent, palestine is very small land, people could see it, you know, from ramallah and minneapolis and to karim and everywhere in palestine where these missiles were hitting strategic sites in palestine, i mean strategic israeli and zionist genocide, particularly military bases and that's also gives a more weight to the... operation because it was the precision, it was targeting military facilities, it was targeting you know the military airports where it carry their crimes against lebanon, palestine and yemen. mr. barack, in no way do we want to turn our attention um a far away from from the gaza genocide that is continuing as we speak, we're just about few days away from from the one-year anniversary of the start of of the uh the genocide and the massacre in gaza looking back uh over the past 12 months uh how would you assess the the response or the uh the lack of response by the international community? it's appalling to see that this war, this uh asymmetrical war, this genocide, it was carried out for a full year, at least for a full. year um we're seeing the israelies using hu

and i will give minneapolis as an example. minneapolis is the one city where we've seen the lowest inflation rates. we've seen a 12% increase in stock because we put some of these things in and we're implementing a state program to make sure we give some of that down payment assistance. we get it back from people because here's what we know. people with stable housing end up with stable jobs, people with stable housing have their kids able to be able to get to school. all of those things in the long run, end up saving our money and that's the thing that i think we should be able to find some common ground in. but we can't blame immigrants for the only reason that's not the case. that's happening in many cities. the fact of the matter is is that we don't have enough naturally affording affordable housing but we can make sure that the government is there to help kickstart it, create that, create that base. >> governor, your time is up senator vance on as far as your campaign's position, the promise is to seize federal lands to b

minneapolis for upper 50s for friday and saturday. philadelphia bottoms out at 60 on sunday. we will watch the next cold front that brings rain across parts of the upper midwest. iowa and missouri today with large hail. otherwise it works further , an phoenix will be 96. mid 80s for new orleans. full sunshine this afternoon. let's look at the forecast. back to you. >>> mcdonald's doubles down on the deadly e. coli outbreak. boeing flies on after they rejected new contract proposal. a new look ahead at what it means for this company. for a noticeably whiter smile. new personal best. crest. head & shoulders bare clinically proven dandruff protection with just 9 essential ingredients no sulfates, no silicones, no dyes. dandruff protection, minimal ingredients. job done. sometimes jonah wrestles with falling asleep... ...so he takes zzzquil. the world's #1 sleep aid brand. and wakes up feeling like himself. get the rest to be your best with non-habit forming zzzquil. ♪ ♪ can your pad flex with you without shifting? always flexfoam can. it's the only pad made with a flexible foam

ration youve should have told her the fundini would go to bailout the looters and rioterlos in minneapolisld've been hereg guaranteed. considering how woke the party has become if harris loses you stove a chance to be the firstva woman president. there's a group called whitehe dudes for harris i'm not worrie about the middle because their wives on their lot wives lovers are all voting for me. i don't think harris has given up yet instead of attending tonight she's in michigan receiving communion from gretchen whitmer. >> vice president harris being the first nomineharre to skip tl smith dinner since 1984. harris instead sent a strange prerecorded video with a former "snl" star molly shannon. >> the al smith dinner is a rare opportunity to set asidety partisanship. >> what's going on who was the. >> i'm catholic and it's one of the biggest dinners next to the last supper. >> it's important dinner and traditions that i' m a proud to be a part of make anything you think i shouldn't bring up tonight three. >> thou shall not bear falser witness to thy neighbour. >> indeed. >> reporter: some are

the front is separating two seasons, it was 70s in minneapolis yesterday, it's snow in the area today. that warm front and cold front are pressing east ward. fortunately, it's a rainy trick or treat from nashville to new orleans. you're looking at temperatures in the 70s, a little toasty for trick or treaters. the change starts tomorrow, as the air starts to dry up. that will raise the fire danger, as drought conditions continue to worsen. the big drop tomorrow night, 20 degrees cooler by the end of the weekend. normal november chill. david, it's not going to last long. we start another warmup by election day. back to you. >> david: lee goldberg, thank you. >>> overseas this evening, and the horrific null images coming in, the death toll rising after the catastrophic flooding in spain. more than 150 people are dead, many still missing tonight. and the dramatic rescues under way. you're going to see the neighbors tying sheets together to rescue a woman from the floodwaters. and an emergency crew air lifting a mother and baby to safety. here's our foreign correspondent james longman ton

specific areas, let's start with the area that is being raided as we speak in surra, the village near minneapolis where since a couple of hours the iof raided raided the the village and in is currently go going through a process of interrogation for the people over there in which the iof compelled the people to close their shops and to not move around surra village and until this moment there has no there has not been any announced a target for this for this military raid as usual. the iof says that he is that they are looking for for wanted resistant fighters or resistant groups and so on, but until this moment the iof made no official statement about this raid which leads uh leads which led some sources to believe that this this raid is actually connected to the to the to what the video that we have seen from uh village in which the people of sarah were celebrating the fall the fell of the iranian rocket inside their village in which they brought it and put it inside the village in the middle of the the village and made such celebrations around it and this is actually something that we have see

minneapolis is one city where we have seen the lowest inflation.a 12% increase in stock because we put some of these things and and we are implementing a state program to make sure we get that assistance. we get back from people because here is what we know. people with stable housing and up with stable jobs. people with stable housing have kids able to get to school. all of those things in the long run and up saving money and that is the thing where i think we should be able to find common ground, but we can't blame immigrants for the only reason. that is not what is happening. the fact of the matter is that we don't have enough affordable housing, but we can make sure that the government is there to kickstart it. create that base. >> governor, your time is up. senator vance, as far as your campaign position, the promise is to remove regulation, provide tax breaks and cut back on immigration what you say pushes up prices. where are you going to build all of the new homes you are promising and what part of any of this plan will provide immediate re

[crowd booing] i said there is no federal lands around minneapolis. the point is the housing issue is real. this is something for many of us, when you bought that first house, that is everything. it is your biggest investment, generational wealth, but much more than that. it is safety for your family. the place you gather for holidays. the place you bring your kids home from the hospital for the first time in that house. for these guys, they don't even ever want to mention the other side of it, which is you have folks buying up houses to sell them as commodities just like they buy stocks and bonds. [crowd booing] prices in this county have increased 50% since 2017. you know it. [crowd booing] hedge fund managers, venture capitalists. that is not the jobs most of us do. those are the ones buying it all. one company buying 260 homes in one single day here. [crowd booing] everyone has a right to sell their home but you have a right to work in a market that works in those moments in your life make a difference. harris wants to build 300 million new homes

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