gary 0'donoghue, bbc news, michigan.ced that the brothers, erik and lyle menendez — convicted of murdering their parents in 1989 — should be resentenced. it follows a renewed focus on the case — in which the brothers argued they'd been sexually and physically assaulted by their parents. that claim was dismissed during the initial trial, but new evidence could confirm the allegations. this latest development means the brothers, now in theirfifties — could soon walk free. 0ur los angeles correspondent emma vardy reports. this 911 call in 1989 sparked a murder case which gripped the world. brothers erik and lyle menendez, aged 18 and 21, claimed they had found the bodies of their parents, shot dead in their beverly hills mansion. but they later admitted carrying out the killings themselves. they are in court with their attorneys and the people they represented. during their trial, which was televised, the brothers said they'd been physically and sexually abused by their father, and argued it was manslaughter. at the time, t

marks the 2nd day of the summit, that along with some prominent guess and the, [000:00:00;00] the new michigan that all the people in your national, the same i used to those federal way to see if this was sufficient, especially in a spirited celebration of the day is a chief man's russian president vladimir boot and then fellow attendees of the bridge summit and cause on gathered for a dollar dinner on wednesday evening. there emphasized the brakes, nations commitment to universal values of peace, justice and equality of his gathering followed the approval of a joint summit declaration vibrant countries aimed at advancing their agenda at the united nations. or the document outlines measures for sustainable global development, emphasizing the expansion of bricks, partnerships, and support for emerging markets, particularly in africa and latin america, and promote the shift to a multi polar world. our power is no longer centralized in the west. the declaration also underscore as a commitment to peace making in ukraine through diplomatic efforts. additionally, it states that the unilateral sancti

gary 0'donoghue, bbc news, michigan. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news.ncellor, rachel reeves, has said the government will change its self—imposed rules on measuring debt, so more money can be freed up for more investment in this month's budget. the shadow chancellor, jeremy hunt, says increasing borrowing will mean interest rates stay higher for longer, punishing people with mortgages. police are reopening an investigation into a crash at a school in south london last year, which killed two eight—year—old girls. theirfamilies had previously been told that the driver of the car — which ploughed into their playground — would not be charged, because she had suffered an epileptic seizure. the victim's parents were critical of the first investigation. the uk's drug safety regulator is asking doctors to look out for signs that people who are not obese may be misusing weight—loss jabs. the medicines regulator says the drugs do have side effects and should only be used for treating obesity and diabetes. it follows reports of some people who are not obese becomi

so for a moment, let's have a quick look at how they to shape the, the, [000:00:00;00] the new michigan that all the people in, you know, show the same i used to. ready those federal way to see if this was sufficient, especially or well in a spirit is celebration of the days of treatment. so the russian presidents and i'm follow some of the attendees together for a very nice dollar dinner on wednesday evening. a bit of a blended red wine and a nice white reasoning, as i understand, were, enjoy that food and emphasized the groups commitment to quote, universal values of peace, justice and equality. so if you haven't already heard the news here from the bricks, 2024 conference in cars on the team, nations officially joined up as breaks part of the country. so then not yet full members, indonesia, an enormous economy is among them. and we spoke earlier to add to the r run snag, a ph be kind of an amazing university of business. and economics uses a bricks, is key to restoring a sense of global power to you, to kind of reward the balance against what is known as so many call it western germ

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out of my county. >> reporter: and so in this tiny michigan county the battle over election integrity is now itself on the ballot. gabe gutierrez, nbc newsmichigan. >>> and next for us tonight, rumble in the bronx. crowds going crazy for the world series's historic return. even for those too young to remember the last time they were in new york. what do we want more of? more laughs. more hang outs. yeah, more of all of this stuff. but getting older also means more risk of serious flu, covid-19, and rsv. vaccines lower your risk, so you can keep doing more. ok guys, instead of getting weathertech, i saved a few bucks and got some cheap, foreign made floor mats. but they really stink, so put these on. ♪♪ really, gary? mom, i'm thirsty. don't settle for cheap, stinky floor mats. at weathertech we make our floorliners and cargo liners here in america, out of pure non-toxic american materials. dad, next time get weathertech. they don't stink! i'm on it. find out everything we have at wt.com. if you struggle. and struggle. and struggle with cpap. you should check out inspire. no mask. no hose. just sleep. learn more and view important safety i

news at night". breaking tonight, 18 days away and the fight per battleground michigan could not be closer and could not be more important. kamala harris meeting with union workers in grand rapids while donald trump rallied in detroit. and the vp is trying on her brand-new narrative that donald trump is "unfit for office." >> donald trump is unfit for the office. >> he is an unserious man. >> reporter: >> donald trump is increasingly unstable and unhinged. >> trace: strange considering she's the same candidate accused of covering up joe biden's mental decline for three years. we will have all of the day's politics coming up in moments plus the story of a serial killer on death row. who got a sex change courtesy of california taxpayers. and kamala harris. now the surgery is so popular more than 1000 california inmates are reportedly on the wait-list. and huntington beach, california refusing to comply with governor gavin newsom's voter i.d. banned. the city attorney telling the state to "pound sand. the leaders of serve city are live on set on "fox news at night" in minutes but we begin with the battl

a brand-new michigan poll has him ahead by an identical margin and the new poll out of the state of wisconsinonald trump ahead by one point there. here with reaction, pollsters. two of the most accurate poles doors in both 2020 and 2016. let's do a whip around the country. georgia, north carolina, pennsylvania, wisconsin, michigan, arizona, nevada. where are we? >> well i've got four points. i don't usually use my notes, we've been doing this a long time but tonight i will go through them quickly to cover that. first of all president trump will get credit, tremendous job by vance because he made a great pick. number 2, beware of the polls you are seeing out of the media is rolling out to say harris is gaining speed. they are rolling out poles. september 19 through 25. we have to get to the fresh poles that are showing exactly what you said in the sun belt states. georgia a little iffy. i know what well and i think i'm right about that. they need some work. but i even have nevada now going back to trump and that's a big move. i would also say that what you are seeing causing this increase is a

a new michigan poll shows kamala harris and donald trump tied when third-party candidates are included. vice president kamala harris began her day in detroit speaking to local union workers about the economy. >> we need to lower the cost of living because while we are making good progress, just this morning we got a solid jobs report. over 250,000 jobs created last month, unemployment fell in a few weeks ago the federal reserve cut down interest rates, which is going to be great, but there is still more work we need to do. >> vice president harris rallied in flint, michigan for a campaign with, get -- prominent michiganders. >> as vice president, harris knows when we make more here in america whether it is more energy, macaws, a battery, merchants, we are stronger, and the middle class grows. after four years of donald trump as president, thanks to leaders like kamala harris, we are finally investing in america and in americans. >> los angeles lakers basketball legend in michigan native magic johnson. >> i am here because i have known, for over 20 years. cookie and i supported her run

michigan voters. sarah smith, bbc news, dearborn, michigan.bc two shortly. kamala harris says donald trump wants unchecked power, while addressing comments his former chief of staff made about him being dictatorial. will it have any impact on the election? newsnight in five minutes over on bbc two, bbc news and iplayer. five people have been killed and more than 20 injured during an attack in turkey on the headquarters of a defence company. it happened at an aerospace complex north of the capital ankara. turkey's interior minister said two gunmen had been killed in what he said was a terrorist attack. no—one has claimed responsibility. here's caroline hawley. from the car park outside the headquarters of turkey's state—run aerospace company, someone filmed as the attack unfolded. first came the shooting. then the explosion. followed by more gunfire. the attackers appeared to have arrived in this taxi. to the right of it, one of the first casualties. cctv showed two attackers — one a man, one a woman — just outside the building, carrying large

out of michigan, american arab american news, in michigan declined to endorse kamala harris, they did endorse joe biden in 2020, i think she was banking on their endorsement. they said neither candidate represents our -- >> lawrence: she managed to tick off jewish americans from being fickle and arab americans in the area, she should have decided to declare a policy she thought was right. >> ainsley: she does that on every issue. >> steve: she both sides it. >> lawrence: former president making it clear on homeownership in pennsylvania. >> it is too expensive to build a home and they are building and it costs a fortune. cost of like planning and certificating and nonsense. it takes years to get zoning approval, we'll get rid of that and bring interest rates way down. we're going to drill, baby, drill. we'll have so much energy and we're going to bring prices down because your prices are up. >> ainsley: kristi noem was there, she was moderator, is that what you call it? took questions from people in the oaudience. in the middle, two people fa fainted. they played music to distract the

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michigan voters. sarah smith, bbc news, dearborn, michigan.d during an attack in turkey on the headquarters of a defence company. local media broadcast footage of an explosion and the sound of gun fire at the aerospace complex north of the capital ankara. turkey's interior minister said two gunmen had been killed in what he said was a terrorist attack. he said it was most likely related to the pkk stop. no one has claimed responsibility for the attack. and these are the live pictures outside the facility. turkish aerospace industries is a state—owned arms and aerospace technology company. caroline hawley has this report. from the car park outside the headquarters of turkey's state—run aerospace company, someone filmed as the attack unfolded. first came the shooting. then the explosion. followed by more gunfire. the attackers appear to have arrived in this taxi. to the right of it, one of the first casualties. cctv showed two attackers — one a man, one a woman — just outside the building, carrying large rucksacks and automatic weapons. the man

a brand new michigan poll has him aheal hasd by an identical margin. and the new poll out of the state of wisconsinf th showed donald trump ahead by one point there. anyway, here with reaction, pollsters matt towery, robert kelly, and for the record, two of the mosts in accurate pollsters in both 2020 and 2016. good to see you both. matt, let's let's let's go let's do a whip around the country, georgia, north carolina, pennsylvania try. wisconsin, michigan, arizona, nevada. where are we? ints. >> well, i've got four points. i don't usually use my notes, sean. we've been doing this a longusuy time. but tonight i'm going to go through some very quickly and i'll cover that. rough thckly tverat., presidentp will get credit and i think it will help him in the polls. that tremendous jo credib advane because it shows he made a great pick. pimber two, beware of thes edia that you're seeing right now that the media is rolling out to say, oh, harris is gainin oug speed. they're rolling out polls. for example, cook political report, find pollsters who for them tha

we just heard that michigan voter telling nbc news why she voted early for donald trump. meantime, a wall street journal poll shows harris leading trump in michigan by two points, while a quinnipiac poll shows trump living by three. both are well within the margin of error. here is the report from nbc's steve core nike about how the polling averages make the race difficult to predict. >> in michigan, what you see and read right here, the average lead for trump is 1/10 of one point. the average lead for trump in nevada, what you see and read right here, is 1/10 of one point. and it just take a look here, from 283, 255. if it flipped over to 1/10 of a point for harris, now suddenly harris is hitting 270. >> today the political events calendar is packed. harris appeared with lizzo in this half hour, she will be later with usher in atlanta. former president trump will hold a rally in pennsylvania, while former president obama will be speaking in las vegas. he spoke in arizona friday. obama focused on why character is important in a presidential candidate, and compared trump wi

. >> reporter: a new law in michigan gives clerks a head start allowing them to process absentee ballotsell before election day. >> i think it will show voters the process is clean, that the process is open. >> reporter: it will likely limit a so-called red mirage on election night which is what happened in 2020 where many people reported in person voting results first which favored republicans but absentee ballots, more democratic leaning took longer to count. >> 100% reporting didn't take place until wednesday morning. >> reporter: trump's lead vanish that morning when the county reported 150,000 votes and predictable changes that were used to fuel false claims of illegal ballot dumps. >> and then boom all of a sudden i go from winning by a lot to losing. >> reporter: with this new law when does detroit have results posted? >> we will have the results posted by 11:00 news and 95% should be posted by then. >> reporter: in the week before the election, you will see these envelopes opened and the ballots put into vote tabulator's in michigan and in wisconsin you could see results coming i

new york and now california. but my vote isn't going to matter in this year's election. because we already know who is going to win in california. your vote in michiganusetts or 35 other states. bob, you as a michigan voter has been entrusted by the founding fathers as one of the american voters who actually gets to choose the winner of the electoral college. and you are tired. and because you're tired, you're not going to vote for kamala harris. >> about housing policy, and their big housing policy is mass deportation. kamala harris answer is we are going to help you with your down payment and take on the wall street actors who are out eating everybody. >> a vote for jill stein is a vote for donald trump. is a vote for mass deportation's. if donald trump is president and jill stein voters are watching millions deported from the country, if they are watching their friends being deported, they will know that jill stein voters are to blame for what donald trump is doing to them. they will know that it is happening thanks to jill stein. we'll be right back. ight back. safelite came right to us, and we could see exactly when they'd arrive with a replacem

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michigan. is here in new york, john. >> john: correspondent aishah hasnie lives in detroit and what will trump be targeting in michigan? >> hey, john and sandra, good to see you. he will have sitdown roundtable with community members for us where he will be face to face and listen to what they are most frustrated about, but then he will turn to inflation in the economy and manufacturing jobs, talking how he will revive the auto industry in detroit in broader michigan when he takes the stage behind me and holds that rally tonight. he is trying to break away from this dead heat years and in the state with vice president kamala harris. he talked a little bit about inflation on "fox & friends." watch. >> we will not have inflation. drill, baby, drilled at least 50% one year and we will bring a lot of companies back into the bus. jobs will be good. >> so here is where things stand in michigan. 13% of registered voters statewide have already turned in their ballots and already decided. trump is seizing a chance to attract its enchanted voters go to those black voters, arab voters and jewish voters. t

michigan with the vice president and her running mate. i have to start by saying i told my colleagues it feels like iowa or new hampshire in the primaries. ople everyday. no one can say that kamala harris and tim walz have not done everything physically humanly possible in michigan. they are right on the money. what will make a difference, people actually seeing them, hearing them, understanding that they have something beyond chaos. don't underestimate how weary people are. i hear it every day. my gosh, not more of this. not more hatred. not more division. what they need to hear, that we will move forward with something positive that affects their lives in a positive way that supports the auto industry. brings down the housing cost and the prescription drug costs. to make sure everybody has a fair shot. they are respected. we may have differences, but that's not what donald trump is about. he's about rounding out immigrants and a muslim ban and doing everything he can to stop anybody from having a different opinion. eminem, was awesome with president obama the other night, he set it right when he said that everybody has the right to have

both candidates are holding rallies and the key battlegrounds of michigan. new reports say that harris' team is getting nervous over trump's gains just 18 days out from the election. hello, everyone. it's friday. this is "outnumbered." joining me is dagen mcdowell, tammy bruce, fox news contributor and president of american spirit enterprises, dr. nicole saphier, fox news contributor and board-certified physician and patrick j murphy, 32nd undersecretary of the army and former pennsylvania congressman. reports of anxiety and all-out panic are beginning and it could have vice president, harris' campaign spun up just a few days out from the election as time is running out. "the new york post" reporting the democrats in pennsylvania, the all-important state, say harris' "awol" and being out-message. these are deni democrats saying. democrats are telling politico that they see warning signs for harris with latino men in them must-win state of pennsylvania. you know, dagen, one thing i love to do is read behind the headlines. when you have democrats coming out with a

the key states we are watching the blue wall particularly in michigan and i want to dive into what we are seeing right now as far as fox news michigan as you can see and they the yellow, toss-up with wisconsin. this was just moved to the right this week moved from maine and to toss-up. this is any state for any candidate right now and we remember obviously 2016 trump able to pull out victory and biden flip 2020. this is of course a key state to watch. let's dig into the election screen and the candidates will be on the ground visiting and trying to turn up support there. you look at the results particularly where we see trump on the ground northwest of detroit. this is oakland county. eight key one to watch and joe biden pull this all 14 points in 2020. a big focus with manufacturing, chops on the ground in that county and the first of 2 stops he will be making today before south into detroit, wayne count, blue county where joe biden 18 points 2020. last two grand rapids, kent county, this will be a big focus for kamala harris there. joe biden won 2 2026. silver donald trump. we will see her pumping up there, kent county, t

. >> reporter: now a new law in michigan gives clerks a head start, allowing them to process absenteelots well before election day. >> i think it will show voters that the process is clean, that the process is open. >> reporter: the changes will likely limit a so-called red mirage on election night. that's what happened in 2020, when many cities reported in-person voting results first, which tended to favor republicans. but absentee ballots, which were more democratic-leaning, took longer to count. >> 100% reporting didn't take place until wednesday morning. >> reporter: trump's lead in michigan vanished later that morning when detroit's wayne county reported nearly 150,000 votes. predictable changes that were used to fuel false claims of illegal ballot dumps. >> and then boom, all of the sudden i go from winning by a lot to losing. >> reporter: with this new law, when will detroit have its results posted? >> we'll have our results posted by 11:00 news. 90 to 95% of our results will be posted by them. >> reporter: in the week before election day, you'll actually see these envelopes op

. >> joining us now, nbc news chief white house correspondent peter alexander in michigan and nbc newsondent vaughn hillyard. peter, the vice president has three stops in michigan today. what's her message? >> reporter: jose, i've got to tell you, you know this thing is getting into the waning weeks because we have the beautiful fall foliage in the crucial battleground state of michigan. notably, this is a state with 15 electoral votes that are up for grabs. only once since 1992 has it been won by the republican presidential candidate, but that was donald trump in 2016. this race is believed to be particularly tight right now. it's why kamala harris is going to have three separate stops here today. the first one to take place in the next few hours here in grand rapids. we just saw a line that stretches for most of a mile, at least a half mile long, a ton of people expecting to hear from her over the course of this day. they're looking to hear her be critical of donald trump but also to continue demonstrating a message they believe is necessary, particularly in a place like michigan. th

new in there. >> reporter: trump today in battleground michigan blaming harris for the ongoing port strike that is threatening to raise prices. >> kamala harris has unleashed nothing but chaos and suffering for american labor with historic inflation. she's made life excruciating for the blue collar workers. >> reporter: here in battleground wisconsin, trump supporters we spoke to are deeply skeptical of cheney, who lost her race in a landslide. do you think liz cheney speaks for the republican party? >> no. absolutely not. >> reporter: but jerry eiler, who once voted for trump, now backs harris. did donald trump drive you away from the republican party? >> absolutely. i'm totally disillusioned with the way the maga group has gone and all the people who stand there and like pretend his lies are truth. >> reporter: while harris has received the most support from organized labor, earlier today the international association of firefighters voted not to endorse any candidate. that's seen as a blow to harris just weeks after the teamsters union did the same.

and try fizzing fiber plus vitamins. >>> new today, six more states at early in-person voting. voters in michiganew jersey, new york and california have their chance to have an early say, making a 33 states voting in person. more than 38 million votes have been cast. we saw early voting records broken in a couple states. let's go to new york where early voting, there we go, across several battleground districts that could determine who wins control of congress. what has traffic been like there and do you have a sense of which way voters are leaning? >> reporter: alex, there have been people here literally all day here today. if you live by me, there is a line that stretches across the parking lot. earlier today it went up and down around the sidewalk. there is a line that continues inside the voting area. people are excited and energized, ready to vote, first day of early voting with 10 days to go until the election. boaters who walked past me in the past couple minutes told me they were waiting in line about 45 minutes to cast their ballots. now new york, of course, is a blue state. it is almost

but there is more this is michigan news source despite kamala harris about fighting predators, was ahistory of protecting pedophiles. i've been talking about this. framing her campaign as a battle between a season prosecutor and a convicted felon. harris has been highlighting her law and order credentials and campaign to be president. harris time is d.a. in san francisco reveals a different story. one or she allegedly protected pedophile priests within the catholic church rather than taking on a releasi or releasins so that others could we've talked about that story she basically ran interference. for the pedophiles. oh wow what a record a tough prosecutor. kevin williamson a few years back at national review wrote an american prosecutors awesome terrible powers that lend themselves easily to abuse. senator kamala harris the former attorney general is an enthusiastic abuser of them. he said harris was a leader and the democratic state attorney general's attempted to criminalize dissent in a matter of global warming using office gives investigatory powers to target and harass nonprofi

new york without a subpoena for my appearance. kamala has given up instead of attending tonight, she is in michigan receiving communion from gretchentmer. >> john: former president trump attending al smith dinner in new york last night to raise funds for catholic charities. vice president harris did not attend the event blaming campaign schedule busy. calling it a hit to the catholic voters. and we had a chance to spend quality time together at that dinner. that was great spending some time with you. how is the harris campaign responding today? >> does harris campaign is criticizing trump's speech saying he stumbled over his words and left out when the crowd wouldn't laugh with him but the latest numbers, the latest poll numbers showed democrats should be worried about the catholic vote. vice president basic stitching last night's al smith memorial dinner that raises millions for catholic charities did not sit well with catholics. prerecorded video appearance with a tepid response from the audience an opponent former president donald trump jumped at the chance to attack her absence. >> don't say anything negative about catholics. >

he and harris both battling it out and michigan. fox news polls have taken us from lean democrat to premature toss-up. will have much more on that. me timbits binnie lisa boothe the host of the truth with lisa boothe podcast in fox news political analyst. mark paine former clinton advisor and poster now ceo of stagg well. very quickly toward the former president was saying about kamala harris not attending the al smith dinner last night. you are a poster and run numbers. was it a mistake oesly n matter? >> at this point this is so close to anything that anything could matter. i don't understand why she didn't attend the dinner. trump did a pretty good job and he was able to rake her over the coals relative to that dinner. he told some tough jokes and she would have been there to return them and kind. they are both pretty rough. she's calling him unfit and he's calling her a. of the growth of them better realize it's about the issues and out about the insults. but i do think you got an edge on her last night by being there >> would've been a

maine, new hampshire, florida, ohio, pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, west virginia, kentucky, tennessee, arkansas iowa, colorado, new mexico, arizona, montana, nevada, and oregon. a little bit easier to schedule this time around because you can cover those seven states. much larger number historically in other presidential elections. eric: finally, is there something you see that could tip it either way? whether spicer present harris attacking the former president's tenor and tone? the enemy within, generally six for the day of love this kind of thing calling him a threat to our very republic or his attacks against her saying she is going to destroy the country, the economy is not prepared to be commander-in-chief? >> we have two battles going on that are big and drawing our attention. he's focusing on the issues, economy, inflation and the border. as more honest and trustworthy he cares about people like me, represents change. they're battling over those. that secret quiet difference the quality how good are they low propensity voters and how good are they at identifying a potentially

that new polling data michigan, pennsylvania and wisconsin leading in senate races while former president lead or is tied with vice president harris and three of the four swing states but let's bring in doctor lord wright political scientist at princeton university. lauren, split ticket voting is when you vote for a candidate and the other party in a down ballot race. so, who has a better chance of driving down ballot race results trump or harris? and who is driving business to their party and who is driving business away? >> it is very hard to tell. certainly there's cases both the candidates at the top of the ticket making harder for down ballot candidates. if you think of bob casey in pennsylvania for instance, he has campaigned so hard on a moderate message. it's pro tariff if you can believe that in his latest campaign ad. he is campaigning on tax cuts and potentially he is out pulling harris in pennsylvania and there's other states were trump hurts mary hogan in maryland, that's a blue state through and through but he is a popular former governor. you could see moderate republicans

michigan. we've got a great journalist standing by live, fox news' alexis mcadams with the action in detroit. o. so, liz, when you're on the ground here in michiganing or it's exactly what you just said in that headline, people felt like they had more money in their pocket when form ifer president trump was in the white house. -- former president trump was in the white house. they care about the economy here in this battleground state, and that's what we're seeing in these latest policy although harris is up. we're talking about new fox polls that show harris leading trump by 22 points in michigan right now. okay, that's on the expanded ballot though. that means 5% of the vote is going to other candidates, people like rfk jr. or who actually dropped out of the race, right, but he's still going to be on the ballot in michigan and wisconsin. when it cops to the economy, harris is nearly even with former president trump which is interesting, but trump is gaining traction on his middle east policy. that's important here because the arab and muslim vote could help swing this election in michigan. n

traveling with trump campaign in georgia today and nbc news white house correspondent aaron gilchrist is with us, he's with the harris campaign in michigan. >> dasha what are you hearing from the trump campaign today about that rally in new york city and how are they responding to all the backlash? >> reporter: hey, kate, i'm traveling on the express bus from the traveling press plane with the former president along with o-- the former president said he actually feels really good about that rally at m is, g the fact they had a massive crowd, they're responding to those crude and racist jokes from the comedian say don't reflect the views of the trump campaign, but aside from that, they feel pretty strongly especially about the attention they were able to garner when it comes to a massive event and in a nontraditional republican campaign area, the fact that he held a rally at madison square garden as a native new yorker something that the former president has always dreamed of and something they wanted to do in this final sprint. certainly they didn't want to over overshadow the pre-program speakers like that comedian. but they feel that a

still to come on "pbs news weekend," what the presidential candidates are saying to voters in the electoral battleground of michiganhow doctors are using weight loss drugs to tackle obesity in young people. >> this is "pbs news weekend" from the david and rubenstein studio at w eta in washington, home of the pbs news hour, weeknights on pbs. john: today is the first day of statewide early voting in michigan and both presidential candidates are in the state trying to energize their supporters. former president donald trump was in novi, a suburb of detroit. mr. trump: year after year, globalist politicians like kamala harris sold you out and let other countries loot and pillage and plunder your wealth. john: message that reproductive -- vice president harris is on the other side of the state, pressing her message that reproductive rights are at stake in the election. vp harris: we are seeing the impact of these laws causing clinics,ealth care clinics to shut down. the physicians that i've been talking with are concerned about this myriad of issues that have highlighted the fact that because of trump, and what he did

michigan today. welcome to "fox news live," i'm molly line. hello, griff.riff: great to be with you, i'm griff jenkins. team coverage continues from the campaign trail. mark meredith with former president trump just outside of detroit, but first the to peter doocy live in kalamazoo, michigan, ahead of vp harris' visit. hey, peter. >> reporter: griff, good afternoon. 30,000 people turned up to the vice president's event in houston, rather, in houston, yeah, to see beyonce. and then beyonce did not sing. she just introduced the vice president. and the vice president's closing argument has been focused on one policy more than any other, abortion. >> if you hi the you are protected -- think you are protected from trump abortion bans because you live in michigan or pennsylvania or nevada or new york or california or any state where voters or legislators have protected reproductive freedom, please know no one is protected if there is a trump national abortion ban. it will outlaw abortion in every single state. >> reporter: there's too much talk about abortion acc

news alert. trump holding a rally in the battle ground state of michigan we'll take you there very soon. and on to this fox news alert. yet another as president trump continues to make gains in key battle ground states. this is kamala harris and democrats are in a state of total panic. they are literally knifing each other in the press as her campaign, which is in disarray hobbles to the finish line. all this as politico, politico admits trump won the day because harris ditched dinner. the dinner to witch politico refers is the al smith dinner. it is the one night of every election cycle where candidates can put politics aside and come together for light hearted fun. the night is about raising money for catholic charities but it's also an opportunity for presidential candidates to show that they are the candidate that you want to have a beer with. >> story of al smith's historic run for the presidency is truly inspiring. gives me hope that in america it's still not possible for a fellow named al to be the commander in chief. >> the heralded arrival of a man known to oprah winfrey as the o

michigan today. welcome to "fox news live," i'm molly line. hello, griff.ontinues from the campaign trail. mark meredith with former president trump just outside of detroit, but first the to peter doocy live in kalamazoo, michigan, ahead of vp harris' visit. hey, peter. >> reporter: griff, good afternoon. 30,000 peopl