nevada public reporter for nevada public radio reporterfor nevada public radio and zoe clark, the politicalirector of michigan public radio. i started by asking zoe more about the state of michigan and whether it is a microcosm of the us as a whole. we have the city of detroit, which is in the most populous county, where we are really watching to see what voter turnout will look like tomorrow. michigan, the state that put the world on wheels in manufacturing, but our second industry is agriculture so there is also a wide areas of rural land and what we are really seeing right now, harris voters, trump voters, more than 3 million folk have already turned out early voting and so we have to wait and see what turnout looks like tomorrow as well. really a swing state, one of the seven that's most watched right now in this election. watched right now in this election-— watched right now in this election. �* ., ., ., election. and paul, who are “oininu election. and paul, who are joining us— election. and paul, who are joining us from _ election. and paul, who are joining us from las - election. a

and we need you to vote, nevada. going the make the difference in the outcome of this election, and i thank you. i thank you. [cheers and applause] so, okay, we've got some work to do. okay, we have five days left in one of the most consequential elections of our lifetime. and we do have work to do. but here's the thing i know about everybody here, we like hard work. [cheers and applause] hard work is good work. [cheers and applause] hard work is joyful work! and make no mistake, we will win. [cheers and applause] we will win. and one of the reasons we will win is because i know who the folks are here. i know who you are. and here's the thing about all of us, we know that when you know what you stand for, you know what to fight for. [cheers and applause] you know what to fight for. and we know we have an opportunity in this election to turn the page on a decade of donald trump trying to keep us divided and afraid of each err. we're done with that. we're exhausted by it. we're done with that. [cheers and applause] we'

estamos en los estados clave en nevada.sfuerzos a caballo para sacar al mayor nÚmero de votantes y una pareja nos dice que votarÁ por trump, pero ella por harris. >> pero no obligamos al otro a hacer lo que uno quiere, pues en una de las contiendas mÁs cerradas de la historia, entre anÍmate! >> noticias telemundo ya estamos listos. lo llevamos detrÁs de cÁmaras por nuestro set construido solo para estas elecciones, comprometidos con llevarle la informaciÓn precisa en tiempo real desde diferentes puntos del paÍs. >> noticias telemundo con julio vaqueiro. >> muy buenas tardes. hoy desde este estudio de noticias telemundo especial para nuestra cobertura electoral, la contienda estÁ por terminar. nadie sabe lo que ocurrirÁ despuÉs de la elecciÓn presidencial. pero una cosa es clara la elecciÓn de maÑana cambiarÁ la historia de estados unidos. kamala harris y donald trump tambiÉn saben eso y van contra el reloj para convencer a los votantes a nivel nacional. harris lleva apenas un punto de ventaja sobre trump. esto segÚn el Últi

nevada is switchinu moving into nevada. nevada is switching a _ moving into nevada.nevada. nevada is switching a little towards - switching a little towards blue, young people moving there, and arizona and nevada both have very increasingly latino communities. latinas are politically diverse but tend to favour democrats by two to one. u looking out for this election in the next few days? at u looking out for this election in the next few days?- in the next few days? at this oint it in the next few days? at this point it is — in the next few days? at this point it is anyone's _ in the next few days? at this point it is anyone's guess - in the next few days? at this point it is anyone's guess as | point it is anyone's guess as to who will win. i think it will take several days in many states to know who wins this election. in arizona 90% of voters vote by mail and you can drop up your dash off your ballot open to the polls closing. we don't stop counting them until the polls close on november the 5th. typically in arizona takes a few days before votes get tallied up. w

arizona y el estado de nevada.racias. vamos pues a pennsylvania. es quizÁ el estado mÁs importante esta noche. uno de los pÉndulos que puede definir al ganador. mÁs de 600.000 latinos estÁn habilitados para votar y a esta hora las urnas siguen abiertas y en al menos un condado van a cerrar todavÍa mÁs tarde porque hubo problemas tÉcnicos. lourdes hurtado reporta desde pensilvania. >> son los votantes mÁs trascendentales de esta elecciÓn. >> me siento honrada de ser parte de esta historia. entendemos que como latinos estamos siendo una fuerza poderosa. >> pennsylvania es clave para definir esta contienda presidencial y latinos como alejandro lo saben bien en autobÚs encontrÉ un hotel, alquilÉ un coche y pagÓ de su propio bolsillo un viaje desde utah para hacer campaÑa por kamala harris. >> quÉ es lo que lo motiva? >> el miedo de tener un dictador en la casa blanca. >> en esta misma casilla, luisa promueve el voto por donald trump, aunque es boricua, dice que le alegrÓ el chiste calificando a puerto rico como isla de

can we please, nevada?plause] we also have my dear husband, the second gentleman, here with us this evening. [cheers and applause] and we are joined by tribal leaders from across the country here with the national conference of american indians! [cheers and applause] and i have to say, i strongly believe that the relationship between tribal nations and the united states is sacred, and that we must honor tribal sovereignty always and embrace our trust and treaty obligations, and to ensure tribal self-determination. and as president, i will defend these principles always. [cheers and applause] nevada, tomorrow, friday, november 1, is the last day to vote early in person. nevada, if you are voting by mail, please do not wait. to sign the envelope and return your ballot as soon as possible. your ballot must be returned to a dropbox or postmarked by election day, next tuesday, november 5. go to iwillvote.com. please get the word out. we need you to vote. we have just five days left in one of the most consequenti

nevada es un estado que no se gana desde 2004, bush fue el Último en ganar nevada. que pasa, pero aÚn asÍ, trump es muy competitivo en nevada. >> muchÍsimas gracias. mucha expectativa a medida que nos acercamos a la posibilidad de que el expresidente trump se dirija a hablar con sus seguidores de acuerdo a los resultados que surjan >> muchas gracias. una de las cosas interesantes es ver a la gente en el lugar donde irÁ parecer donald trump. >> empieza a cambiar el ambiente y hay mucho mÁs positivismo en el lado de la campaÑa del expresidente trump. vamos a ver quÉ ocurre en el otro lado, en howard, washington. esta blanca. cuÉntanos. >> 192 a 230, pero todavÍa hay esperanza. sin embargo, se ha notado un poco de tristeza en algunos de ellos. es inevitable empezar a comparar cuando donald trump le ganÓ aquella noche a hillary clinton, esperaba romper el techo de cristal. a diferencia de aquella noche y aquÍ, se dijo que ella va a hablar aquÍ precisamente en esta universidad. ahora ves al rededor de hace una hora, que hay delegados, simpatizantes que son personas que y

kamala harris is actually in nevada, also in nevada is donald trump.— nevada, also in nevada is donaldald trump. number one it would be wrong and number i donald trump. number one it i would be wrong and number two it's the end of your political career. so who would say that? i never said that. she said, she wants to immediately and social security... she's crazy! hillary clinton would know i don't like that. we hillary clinton would know i don't like that.— hillary clinton would know i don't like that. we can't stand hilla . don't like that. we can't stand hillary. there _ don't like that. we can't stand hillary. there is _ don't like that. we can't stand hillary. there is donald - don't like that. we can't stand| hillary. there is donald trump talking about hillary clinton amongst others. we will keep an eye on both of the speeches, but for the moment thank you forjoining me and i will see you in half an hour. bye—bye. hello there. 0ur quiet weather story continues, but that has its own problems at this time of the year, with mist and fog. this is how we closed out 0xfordshire on thu

were talking with the nevada republican party chairman next. he is always up in our business. it's the verizon 5g home internet i got us. oh... he used to be a competitive gamer but with the higher lag, he can't keep up with his squad. so now we're his “squad”. what are kevin's plans for the fall? he's going to college. out of state, yeah. -yeah in the fall. change of plans, i've decided to stay local. oh excellent! oh that's great! why would i ever leave this? -aw! we will do anything to get him gaming again. you and kevin need to fix this internet situation. heard my name! i swear to god, kevin! -we told you to wait in the car. everyone in my old squad has xfinity. less lag, better gaming! i'm gonna need to charge you for three people. >> we are doing great in nevada. the fate of our nation is in your hands. it's a very big state for us. it's a very big state. i love it were leaving for the first time ever we are leading in early voting. >> i know the people of nevada, you are battle born, we have five days to get this done, five days and no

talk to me about what is actually happening on the ground in nevada? because again, the impression you get if you are following elon musk's posts, is that they have mastered the ground game in nevada, and that is going to change everything. >> well, elon musk may know how to build a great electric vehicle, and he may know, eventually, ali, how to get to mars, but he knows nothing about getting out the vote. and as you mentioned, the harry reid machine is formidable, that is why the democrats have won every presidential race here since 2008. but, the demographics have changed, and elon musk, if he has nothing else, he has a lot of money, and he has hired some good operatives, including a guy who used to work for the trump campaign, a guy by the name of chris carr, who helped the governor win the republican governor win a close race here in 2022. but, you can't direct this stuff overnight, ali. it takes a long time to build a get out the vote infrastructure to register voters, and then make sure they get them to the polls. the democrats have some inheren

so, what we know in nevada, it is really about that organization.is knocking on those doors, it is phone banking, it is talking to our voters. we also have a large population of our voters who are nonpartisan. over a third are nonpartisan. and those are the independents in other states. and they lean democratic. they leaned my way. and so i am very, very confident that as we are working our ground game, we're going to organize our way owe to victory here. >> you mentioned your victory in 2022. that was just by 8,000 votes. so this could be a tight one as well this time around. the trump campaign talks about making end roads with the working class population in particular on the issue of economy. you're state has the second highest unemployment rate in the country. the majority of voters do not have a college degree. why shouldn't the trump campaign be confident that they are making end roads with this key democratic? >> well a couple of things. you talk about my tight race. they are always tight in nevada. they are always close and within the margin

what are the most important policies with the people nevada, what will they vote on?attacks on tip and the economy is big and touristy and we built the reputational of las vegas and the greatest place in the world, when you start to see that creep up and when he talks about working men and women we talk about people that survive on tips. and he's transitioning to the unions. last night at the valley we attend the people that came out that were union members that cost over the coming forward because they believe what president trump has been talking about and his actions put more money in the pockets then kamala harris. and if you elect me and if you elect me she's been here for three and half years. she has done nothing. they all say if you could have you would've and it provided the president trump has done this in the past and it will provide for the future. maria: it's hard to get away from a record when you're the current leader in your same turn the page. i want to get your take on why the unions have actually figured this out and how, what did they see under the

let's talk about nevada. that we know that this does not make any difference to the actual result. what happens here has already been decided because donald trump has more than 270 electoral college votes now. he has everything that he needs. he also has the popular vote, that he needs. he also has the popularvote, or that he needs. he also has the popular vote, or people voting for him than waiting for kamala harris. that is at least final results come through, it is still instructive about the scale of his victory. nevada, and battleground state that he was really trying very hard to win, he has won all of them that have been projected so far. republican presidential candidate has not won in nevada for 20 years. it was 2004 since that last happened. people are looking again at the message that we now resonated across the country, when he was talking about things like the economy, for example. specifically in nevada, he went to las vegas, where there are so many hospitality staff, and promised that tips woul

of course, nevada, known for that historic harry reed get out the vote operation. if you're following musk's posts they have mastered the ground game in nevada and that will change everything. >> elon musk may know how to build an electric vehicle, he may know how to eventually get to mars, but he knows nothing about get out the vote. it's why the democrats have won every presidential race here since 2008. but the demographics have changed and elon musk if nothing else he has a lot of money, and he has hired some good operatives including a guy by the name of chris carr who ho helpeded the governor win the race herehe in 2022. but you can't direct this stuff overnight, ali, and it takes a long time to build a get out the vote infrastructure and register voters and make sure they get to the polls. democrats have advantages always over republican, having unions who are part of that machine and nonprofits who are out there in the various minority communities recruiting people to register the get out the vote. so if it were a fair fight, i'd take the read machine over

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. >> we are doing great in nevada. the fate of our nation is in your hands. big state for us. it's a very big state. i love it were leaving for the first time ever we are leading in early voting. >> i know the people of nevada, you are battle born, we have five days to get this done, five days and no one can sit on the sidelines. maria: could republicans win the jackpot in nevada, former president trump and vice president harris right there neck and neck in the key battleground state, nevada has voted blue since 2008 by early voting has come out favorably for the gop so far. with a few days to go with the nevada republican reporting michael mcdonald, thank you very much for joining us. what can you tell us about early voting and how the republicans are doing so far. >> is a philosophy of susie wiles and they took the chains off of us and let us run our state when we thought we could accomplish the goal that they put in force, early voting is been turning out in different philosophies obviously president trump is an extremely popular in the state of nevada has

they are a crucial voting bloc, especially in a state like nevada. and we're polling has shown that the vice president is about evenly split, with former president donald trump among latino voters. so this is an opportunity for the vice president, according to sources i've talked to, to appeal to latino voters to explain her policies on the economy, on health care, on immigration, and to do so with the backing of a big celebrity like jennifer lopez. >> i mean, she's a huge celebrity. priscilla and i do wonder, but for the comments on sunday, they already planned to have jennifer lopez be somebody who would be stumping with harris well we've asked that question. >> she has appeared at other events, but she hasn't spoken before, and she's actually being introduced now. >> i hear the name. let's go right to her. we'll watch her come out. jennifer lopez, there she is with harris in las vegas coming out right now. let's listen in to what she has to say coming to her on her own music as well. let's see if they really do get loud. >> hello everybody yes. >>

he could also win with arizona or nevada. >> or nevada.ely. >> let's take a look at nevada. >> sure. let's go out to nevada right now. >> there was a data point. anthony said we're going to hear about new numbers coming in from wisconsin. >> just a few more in racine. i should note, though -- >> few more in racine. kenosha. >> carry alaska. >> yes, what anthony is telling us is alaska could also come in as well. and let's go to nevada. we've got 93% of the vote in. former president trump has a very comfortable lead. let's go straight to the needs. what is do the what does the vice president need? what we have the estimate at 37%. that's an even higher, steeper hill to climb than wisconsin. and wisconsin is steep enough. so there really is nowhere, norah, in which the harris campaign can credibly tell itself, i see the path. i see it. no. no. things are aggregating against the vice president's prospects in state after state after state. >> all right, major garrett, thank you. i'm going to send it back to you guys at the desk and to talk in

nevada congressman issued this stark warning. >> i hate to tell you this but nevada is falling behind. no. in fact, the republicans are kicking are ass for early voting. we cannot let that happen. >> trump meanwhile stopping off and saying the fate of the nation is in their hands. nevada is a big state and mentioned how republicans are leading early voting. it is a state that trump lost both in 2016 and 2020. the chairman of the republican party of nevada told the crowd to not take their foot off the gas just yet. >> historic levels of voting for the republican party. but it is not over yet. you have to get out there and you have to plant that flag so there is never a question of what happens in nevada ever again. >> there is also the ever tightening u.s. senate race between republicans and the democratic incumbent. we also know this highlights how serious the presidential campaigns are taking this. both tim walz and jd vance are expected to stop in the las vegas area over the weekend. >> bill: jeff paul, thanks. >> dana: let's bring in shannon bream, anchor of "fox news sunday." you

nevada, onto new mexico i'm having a biden moment. celebrity boosters may be sinking her candidacy, there literally out of tune raymond arroyo has all the details and seen on scene next. laura: time for an election addition will reveal the stories behind the headline for the return of fox news contributor raymond arroyo, kamala harris is pulling out the celebrities in the final lap. >> they just announced tomorrow's rally with harris will feature katie. yet lady gaga with those keeping score at home she started one of the biggest flops for the fall. j. lo and cardi b took to the stage four kamala harris and the teleprompter was a no-show. >> one second. >> the funniest thing ever. >> i don't take lightly the c call. sorry i'm a little nervous. i need patients. thank you. >> i promised myself i would not get emotional. but you know what we should be emotional. i've been in some of these rooms and i see how power works they love it when you do nothing. laura: she looks pretty. >> she's been in those rooms she was with p diddy for a coup

so that means donald trump last nevada. both times he was on the ballot. let's take a look now at the states voting demographics. nevada is a diverse state. less than half its population is white, and more than a quarter are hispanic followed by black and asian populations. if we break that down $1.00 and $5.00 possible voters in nevada is hispanic job, i'm 160 percent of that both last time. but this time trump is making inroads into that critical building block both here in arizona and nationally. according to this poll, watch that blue line that's democratic presidential candidates over the years, and the red is for republicans. harris is under performing compared to previous democratic candidates. but nevada is growing so quickly that it is notoriously difficult to pull and predict who will ultimately win this key swing state. let's take a grand is a delegates from california. she's the former executive assistant to president ronald reagan joins us now. live from that good to have you with us. so peggy, it's key, isn't it for donald trump to get the vo

and i point out to nevada, nevada is an early vote state if you look at where the republicans are, they have a six-point read, they have a six point advantage on early votes. so we've never had that before. republicans have never lead early vote in nevada and now they lead it by six points. it is such a wide margin that harris needs to win independent voters on election day by 10% for her to carry nevada. the maps not there. i'm glad jenny on the block is there, but it's it's a little bit too late. he then nevada's i would say at this point going read if you look at the data, he thinks that's the math, is not mathing. alex, you hear this and the endorsements though, there are a number of them coming in. i mean, harris has it from several stores from the avengers, by the way, she's also got michael bloomberg that endorsed her and also lebron james endorsed her with the video of trump's comments over images from the civil rights movement and protests ending with a phrase that she often uses about not going back and that will take us back. >> will any of those endorsements at this particul

i can sense, because i am a montana guy, i can sense i'm with my people here in nevada.ow many of you think the second amendment is important? well, count me in. the nra gave jacky rosen an f, a n f. that does not stand for fantastic, by the way. you know what grade sam brown got from the nra? an a. he will protect your second amendment rights. i want to close by taking a poll. we have been polled to death, heavenly? -- to death, haven't we? let's have a little poll this morning. this will be by show of applause. we have decibel meters to measure this. here is the simple question. on november 5, how many of you plan to cast your ballot for donald j. trump, the next president of the united states? all right. you know what? i think we might win this thing. let's go make america great again together and make sure you get out and vote. thank you very much. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the voting advocacy and partnership director at the campaign legal center. thank you for being with us. why don't we start with having you remind us about the organization. what is the campaign legal center? wh

la nevada en esa regiÓn.mantener esas autopistas limpias. pero mÁs importante entender que carreteras son compartidas, por lo tanto todos queremos llegar sanos y salvos a nuestro destino porque hay alguien que nos espera en casa. para hablarnos de esta nevada que tales si nos enlazamos con mi compaÑero antonio sÁnchez. antonio: bueno maribel, buenos dÍas. las temperaturas en algunos puntos de la montaÑa estÁn mucho mÁs bajas y hace que tengamos esa nieve. pero si no desplazamos a localidades en puntos mÁs bajos como por ejemplo en sacramento, en stockton, placerville no veremos esta nieve, el termÓmetro ahora mismo se encuentra en 54° una maÑana agradable. lo mismo sucede en san francisco, en san josÉ con 56°. y en fresno torre tenÍamos —— donde tenÍamos precipitaciones 50 3°. tendremos una mÁxima en 60° en el Área de la capital, en la bahÍa de san francisco, 58° en puntos del valle central. si vemos en zonas de la montaÑa temperaturas mucho mÁs Óptimas para que se llegue a ese punto de fusiÓn a que al final

musica ya. >> nos vemos nuevamente en n nevada, el estado que otorga esos seis votos electorales. >>tos, se va a pintar de rojo practicamente, los conteos van entre los 80 y los numeros son muy claros, donald trump 51%, kamala harris 47, lo que habla de un hecho historico despues de 20 anos de cuatro elecciones presi presidenciales, los republicanos pintan de rojo en una eleccion para presidente aqui el estado de de nevada. >> ya hay cortes informativos por parte de la autoridades electorales aqui en nevada, en el condado clark, han dicho que no hubo incidentes graves, que todo se llevo con normalidad, pero llama la atencion en otros condados lo en algunas zonas, en algunas urnas, las personas tardaron hasta tres horas para poder votar. >> esto tendra que mejorar, incluso el dia de ayer, nosotros fuimos testigos en la zona de sunrise, al norte de aqui de las vegas, habia filas de 600 p personas que los votantes tardaban dos horas para sufragar su voto y eso por supuesto d desespera. >> sin embargo, como ha sucedido tambien en arizona, hay que cotejar boletas, cotejar tambien las firm

said they already voted and trump was winning those voters who already voted in nevada. seen the early vote, republican participation is up, no doubt. the trump campaign will point across the state that they see more men and white voters, more world voters early. that's the same to say there are more republican participation in the early numbers so, the harris campaign is clearly pleased with what they have seen with the female advantage in the early vote close to what it was in 2024. i'm sure they would like it to be more, the problem with early voting is that it is a piece of the puzzle and you don't understand the shape of the rest of the puzzle because it all depends on tuesday with the election day vote to understand and contextualize. the tea leaf reading on early voting is a tricky game with a fuzzy picture until you can see the composite of the election day electorate. >> the trump campaign is banking on male abutters and rfk junior supporters. he of course supporting the trump campaign after running. he said something that got a lot of attention yesterday. of co

are you tied to the state of nevada? nevada any way? yes, i am currently i'm on a lifetime supervision of parole, which i'm hoping may change by february because. i'm placing an application to our local government, the governor and the attorney general. and. and how will your life change, if that happens? oh, tremendously because i'll be able to get visa and i'll be able to travel the world telling story. i was invited south africa to talk to some in south africa and they were even going to put me along the lines with tookie williams is being nominated with nobel peace prize and that was just talk at a table the cooler more but with that talk happening like in front of me it gave me like wow can this really you know and i don't care about the nobel peace prize but going over talking to the, you know, just going to south africa, my mom, you know she talked about all these exotic countries and places that you wish you would have had a chance to visit. and i think coming off parole and having that type of freedom. exactly. james alan jr ha

are you tied to the state of nevada? nevada any way? yes, i am currently i'm on a lifetime supervision of parole, which i'm hoping may change by february because. i'm placing an application to our local government, the governor and the attorney general. and. and how will your life change, if that happens? oh, tremendously because i'll be able to get visa and i'll be able to travel the world telling story. i was invited south africa to talk to some in south africa and they were even going to put me along the lines with tookie williams is being nominated with nobel peace prize and that was just talk at a table the cooler more but with that talk happening like in front of me it gave me like wow can this really you know and i don't care about the nobel peace prize but going over talking to the, you know, just going to south africa, my mom, you know she talked about all these exotic countries and places that you wish you would have had a chance to visit. and i think coming off parole and having that type of freedom. exactly. james alan jr ha

en puntos de la sierra nevada.eve va a hacer algo mÁs copiosa, recuerdo que tenemos una vigilancia por tiempo invernal y tenemos que hablar mucho mÁs en los prÓximos segmentos, seguimos vigilando las temperaturas y de situaciÓn marÍtima. maribel: por lo que veo tenemos un poquito de todo no? antonio: volvemos a tener un poquito de todo maribel, a mÍ me preocupa la situaciÓn por todos los fenÓmenos tan diversos que nos estÁn afectando sobre todo en la montaÑa hemos tenido viento, nieve volveremos a tener algo de nieve, y en el mar que las olas siguen siendo fuertes. luego pondremos un poco mÁs de atenciÓn. maribel: y es sÓlo el comienzo, antonio gracias. mientras tanto pasemos a mÁs informaciÓn, porque noviembre es el mes nacional del cuidado a largo plazo y por ello la divisiÓn de servicios para adultos mayores y personas adultas en el condado sacramento quieran recordarle a todos que nunca es demasiado temprano para convencer al planificar el tipo de cuidado que decÍa recibir a medida que comienza a envejecer. exi

. >>> in nevada, registered republicans are outnumbing democrats in the early vote according to nevadaof state's mostrecent data released just last night. the state has six electoral votes at stake. now, democrats there are scrambling to mobilize their base especially in crucial clark county, more than 70% of nevada's population. david noriega, what's the latest on early voting there in nevada and how exactly are democrats in the state looking to close that gop lead? >> reporter: so, to answer your second question first, basically in this room, legendary turnout machine for the democratic party, this union has turned out efforts, ground game is widely credited for winning nevada for democrats in the last several election cycles. now, what you said is very true, the situation here in nevada with the early vote is very strange this year, usually the democrats go into election day with substantial lead, tomorrow that's reversed, republicans with 43,000, 4% lead over the democrats, this means get out the vote machine is playing catch-up, however, they're projecting a lot of confidence, the

sÓlo el estado de nevada con un 5.7% fue superior.el cajero y recomiendan enviarlas electrÓnicamente. las tendencias recientes a nivel nacional han demostrado un incremento en los accidentes con h■eridos que involucran a & antonio: muy buenos dÍas norte de california, tendremos un cambio en el tiempo. vemos toda la humedad que llega desde el trÓpico, estamos en hawai, desde el ocÉano pacÍfico seguirÁ entrando, pero vemos un cambio por fin se va a desplazar al este dejando el recorrido libre para el centro de altas presiones que suelen estar en esa posiciÓn y por lo tanto el rÍo atmosfÉrico se mantendrÁn pero bajara al sur, y todo lo que es y centro y norte de california las precipitaciones no aparecerÁn el dÍa de acciÓn de gracias es lo que muchos estÁbamos mirando. maÑana seguiremos con nubes, incluso con lluvias y nevadas en zona de la montaÑa. de cara al miÉrcoles, la situaciÓn mejora. las precipitaciones no aparecerÁn en la montaÑa. seguirÁn algunas nubes abundantes mÁs el cur y en zona de la montaÑa pero el resto. es verdad que p

another issue that mi . ht nevada, arizona. another issue that might matter. _ nevada, arizona.her issue that might matter, the comments at - nevada, arizona. another issue that might matter, the comments at the | might matter, the comments at the big rally at madison square garden last sunday, particularly the joke, so—called, describing porto rico is a floating island of garbage. how the commission will that be? —— puerto rico. people in the audience wearing high harris, vests —— hard hats, vests. i wearing high harris, vests -- hard hats. vests— hats, vests. i don't think the puerto rico _ hats, vests. i don't think the puerto rico and _ hats, vests. i don't think the puerto rico and photos - hats, vests. i don't think the puerto rico and photos have j hats, vests. i don't think the - puerto rico and photos have found it as amusing —— puerto rican voters. there are 30,000 in pennsylvania. one of the top three districts with the most amount of puerto ricans in it, a proud people who do vote, we will see if they come out. you are hearing an awful lot of that community they are

so do i have to sanchez, lives in laws, nevada is if it is 2710. nice is above sea level in the venezuelan sierra nevada national park. the only time he ever left the area was to go to university. well know those live on those is a rural village. very pretty. and also very touristy. like an idea that most people rely on horses. donkeys in news for transport or more. motorcycles and cars are only used when gas is available. seeing what we thought it was only fresh supplies. i'm no way to be found. no, i didn't buy anything. i asked, and he said no, no, no, no, no, you all did you live in that even though the new money at the i don't have the $3.02 pay like the other. a lot of people are leaving the country. the gas is in short supply then as well as national crisis has reached the remote and in vintage the labor of the municipality of listening by those has 9 villages, including the main village process. the other 8 don't have internet isn't that good . when he gets a feeling given you coming out of both of those older people are used to walking 2 t

en forma de nieve a partir de los 5000 pies, incluso 4000 pies podemos ver algo de nevada.do mÁs cuando hablamos en encontrar servicios legales, al menos asÍ lo expresado en nuestra comunidad. por ello me acompaÑa al cÓnsul general de mÉxico, que bueno cÓnsul que estÁs con nosotros. y hablemos de los servicios legales que ofrecen ustedes como consulado. cÓnsul: claro que si maribel, buenos dÍas. sin duda el consulado como siempre hemos mencionado es un espacio que ofrece mÁs recursos, que no nada mÁs en cuestiÓn de documentaciÓn. ente sentido tenemos toda 1 area dedicada a materia de servicios legales. podemos apoyarlos en diferentes campos de forma legal, por ejemplo en tÉrminos relacionados a materia laboral, hemos tenidos casos en que hemos detectado que hay violaciones a derechos lograre si podemos apoyarles con abogados incluso con las aautoridades locales y gubernamentales. en materia por ejemplo de menores, muchos de ustedes tienen casos en que por cuestiones de divorcios o porque el padre o madre falleciÓ o porque tuvo que regresar a mÉxico, necesitan apoyo. en mate

georgia, arizona, nevada. now watch. this is where we are now. 2024 it's a lot different than 2020, but at the moment, it looks pretty similar to 2016. donald trump won the blue wall. donald trump won georgia , arizona. the only difference would be hillary clinton in 2016 didn't carry nevada. donald trump leads there right now when we come back to 2024. sorry. 2024. let me come appear and do this and hit this and you go there. 2024. that is the one. it is just a dramatic change when you come here. donald trump is remaking the map again at the moment. the question is, is there any way for harris to come back? we have given donald trump north carolina. let's see where we are in georgia. donald trump also carries georgia, the vice president cannot afford to lose pennsylvania. yes, nevada is out there. arizona is out there. 19. i will show you what i mean in a minute. can she come back in georgia to stop that from happening? if he wins in georgia, her past is so limited. it is 118,000 votes are now in a state the size of fou

is if it is 2710 mesa is above sea level in the vin as well, in sierra nevada national park. the only time he ever left the area was to go to university. well know those live on those is a rural village. very pretty. and also very touristy. like the most people rely on horses, donkeys and news for transport. border more motorcycles and cars are only used one gas is available. see what we do. they also lean fresh supplies. i'm no way to be found. no, i didn't buy anything. i asked and he said no, no, no, no, no. you'll know the one on the new money. if the, if i don't have the $3.02 pay, like the other, a lot of people are leaving the country. the gas is in short supply, then as well as national crisis has reached the remote indian village. and the other municipality of listening by those has 9 villages, including the main village process. the other 8 don't have internet and is it the one that gets opinion given even coming out of those that are sort of people are used to walking 2 to 3 hours to borrow a phone so they can talk to their family in the city of mattie that doesn't

this is nevada. so we're starting to get our first numbers in from nevada. for any of the nerds and geeks out there deep in the weeds about the early voting, you been watching nevada. and nevada's been a pretty good marker there for republicans. this is a quick count here now saying 75% of the vote is in, and trump's got a firm lead at 3.4 points, roughly just a tad under 35,000 votes. clark county, las vegas, 70% of the votes in the silver state here all come from nevada. let's see what's happening right now, okay? harris, just a tick over 50.2 with 80%. i want to go comparison sake eight years ago. why not, right? in nevada, i don't know what this number is, or we'll find out together, okay? so hillary clinton did 2 points better than kamala harris, and joe biden, okay, did even better, you know? 3.5 over what kamala harris is putting up right now. so it appears, it appears if you're in the trump camp, that's a pretty good number right now, just shy of 51% in nevada if early on. here's karl rove's favorite place in the world, right, karl? right now a point

i grew up in nevada, he grew up in nevada but we are the same age. so i'm so thankful. he supports the book and supports the story. and i'm so grateful that harry reid, the late harry reid invited me to washington . i think i'm the only guy coming off death row has a picture of harry reid with his arms around me saying congratulations. i appreciate that and the reed family has done so much. just everything has been so different . >> your mother plays a large role in your book. who was elijah? >> thank you for asking. like i said she went home . yesterday. actually it was wednesday night but early thursday morning. she was a strong woman. i talked to a young lady yestery,er name is ruby duncan . she's a pioneer of this west side las vegas. she brought the food stamp program, the educational program to the west side of las vegas . she's 92 years old and for her to talk about my mom and how my mom was a young lady that was driving to learn and to be someone in the wecommunity like they were and the program was called poor people pulling together. and my mom got her start b