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[laughing] nikki. by the way, i moved from a irish neighbor in scranton when coal died, moved down to delaware. i was the only kid with a name who didn't, name didn't end in ski. [laughing] now, look, you know, over 100 years ago this week, a mob not far from lincoln's home unleashed a race riot in springfield and that literally shocked the conscience of the nation. i mean, it shocked the conscience of the nation. but what these folks worked soes hard to make sure a lot of people forgot it. it was railroad tracks, there was a lot going on there. and people forgot it as if, you know, it didn't happen. if you listen to some of our colleagues, you'd think, oh, no, no, no.ap we've never had this problem. well, you know, you're going to continue to have these problems unless we talk about the problems we had before making sure we solved them. and it also sparked the creatioi of the naacp and the leaders here today, one of the most important organizations, in my view, in this country. and by signing this des

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what do you say to nikki haley? >> well, first of all, when i'm talking about is about her competency to lead our country and competency is based upon decision-making and policies that you support. that's what it's always based upon. and if you look at her record in the u.s. senate if you look at the fact that she was there as a partner with joe biden leading to one of the great economic collapses for working families in our country because when you have massive weight of massive inflation, when wages are down, adjusted for inflation when people are having to make decisions between the light bill and food, or housing and other things. that's a catastrophe for working families. it's devastating to middle-income americans kamala harris, that is her record and so all i'm saying is is that yes, she has to answer for her record. if she's going to choose to answer any questions at all? all right now, she's choosing not to answer questions. it is being done on purpose because when you examine her record, it demonstrates th

nikki haley said as much, leslie. and media shouldn't focus on the fact that there hasn't been a interview or sit down interview or press conference from vice president harris but it is stark in the contrast in the hour and a half talk and question and answer session with the former president and really nothing since the launch from vice president harris. >> i don't see them that differently, bret. let me tell you why. what i saw that the form the president did today is ranted and rave for over 45 minutes. then he took some questions. and part of what i agree to what trey said, you know, he focused on once again, what? 2020 conspiracy another's. the courts poor me victimization. that is not going to help anybody whether you are auto democrat or a republican. kamala harris though, she is standing up and doing what? she is ranting and raving about the future. she is ranting and raving about hope and positivity and so is governor walz, her vp pick for her the vp on her ticket as president. i think they are very, very sim

you saw it in the prary where nikki haley was the last woman standing. trump didn't even show up for one of the debates, which i thought was disrespectful. you want to win the primary of your party? show up to the debate, the caucuses, the primaries. it was disheartening for nikki haley saying everything she said about trump, about not supporting him, how he talked about military families, she was pretty clear and then she flipped and fell in line. the reason she did that is because if she wants a future and whatever the republican party becomes after 2024, she's got to be able to say that i fell in line. that's a sad place. look at people like mitch mcconnell, who could have dealt with this by convicting him after january 6 and made he never returned to politics in a senate trial. mitch mcconnell vod to not convict, but then gives a scathing speech on the floor of the senate about trump bng criminally liable and basically he did all of it and was responsible for it. that's the kabuki theater of the republican party right now. it's sad. host: jack, line

liz: i like nikki haley, i did not like the fact she's giving advice in public. if you need to advise him, she has access, that was a bad move. iran against her and he won against her. he has to do his own thing. he is donald trump. everybody has a great idea how things should be done. she is partially correct. everyone. this is got to be all hands on deck and it cannot hurt but my goodness, for nikki haley, advice is terrific but at this time the lives of americans are at stake, she wants to give advice, give it in private. stuart: irresistible, thanks for joining us. decaf. stuart: more than a dozen, i like this one. more than a dozen of the country's top clothing designers teamed up with democrats to release new merchandise for the harris tim walz campaign. it is interesting. what clothes are we going to wear? is there a special color scheme or style? lauren: 16 designers are selling this t-shirt. america is an idea basically sold out. america is an idea. it is a country. does kamala harris have any ideas? longsleeved t-shirt reads reproductive rights now. obv

ambassador nikki haley and unlike nikki haley, still will not back trump.ris immediately unveiled more than two dozen gop endorsements, including former republican governor bill well, former congressman denver ritalin, and former press secretary stephanie grisham, and that list -- had a virtual rally attended by over 70,000 people. >> do you want this republican party to change? do you want it to be ronald reagan's party again? do you wanted to be a party that stands for limited opportunity again? >> and i can say, that is why am voting for kamala harris because i want a future for my children and my grandchildren that embraces freedom and liberty and equality and democracy. >> there are those keywords again, freedom and liberty. those turns -- terms were referenced throughout the call. and now, they are trying to expand their reach to even more dissolution never trumpers. the -- from adam kinzinger, a vocal term critic who served on the january 6 committee. according to a cnn report, he is expected to speak at the convention on thursday night. the same nig

i want to talk to you because during the gop primaries, nikki haley, we've talked about this a lot said there should be mental competency tests for candidates over the age of 75 now that biden has withdrawn, does that move the spotlight onto trump on that very question? >> i never agreed, by the way, with the competency tests i didn't know. i think elections are competency tests. yeah. i think primaries are kamala harris didn't have one by the way. i think general elections or competency tests and that's when the voters get to decide. so i never thought that was a great, i thought it was a gimmick, honestly and the rigors of a presidential campaign are the competency tests we already saw. >> you sound like biden. >> well, we run it like isn't that what he was saying? that that's the point, like the rigors of the campaign, he had to literally quit his profession of 50 years because he couldn't stand up to it and so the voters will have to decide who's up for the challenge here. >> i mean, you can say what you want about trump, but kamala harris on the other hand, not willing to answer qu

i think, nikki. now, though, it's time for our next debate and speaking of, it is indeed nikki.t? okay, so tech companies, we know we've got a massive problem with them in particular dating apps. and this comes off the back of the absolutely abhorrent murder of a russian academic in mauritius recently. she was 29. she'd actually had her tongue cut out of her mouth. i'm sorry for the gruesome details, but it's important to be real about this stuff when we're talking about terrible things that happen to women on dating apps. now, dating apps themselves are not to blame . there was something to blame. there was something called the red barn murder in 1828, which set the precedent for women being murdered when they'd been met for dates. but they'd been met for dates. but the issue is, if tech is so sophisticated, why is it also not the solution to misogyny, violence against women ? violence against women? >> wow. i mean, i'm kind of lost for words because i agree with you, but i'm trying to think in my head how i can possibly make tech.is my head how i can possibly make tech. is it

could nikki haley and would she camm campaign for him and help close that gap for him? >> you hit correct question, will she want to get out there with him or for him. she's telling him, you havureiobase and maga, reach out to suburban women who don't love the name calling, they are worried about abortion, where are they on those things, college educated and independents, can you pull in conservative democrats? she is trying to give advice. vivek ramaswamy says the president has been receptive, it is interesting. that gap could be the difference maker in something this close, interesting to see if she can make a difference for him. >> bill: see you in chicago on sunday, we have j.d. vance, looking forward to that, chris kuhns and we shall get underway in the windy city. >> we look forward to your arrival. >> dana: thank you. >> bill: chicago river looks good. >> dana: pretty. >> bill: save us a seat. >> matthew perry journey began with unscrupulous doctors who abused their position of trust because they saw him as payday. this betrayal of trust is at the heart of this t

here's what nikki haley had to say about that.. >> the campaign is not going to win talking about crowd sizes. it's not going to win talking about what race kamala harris is. it's not going to win talking about whether she's dumb. it's not -- you can't win on those things. i think the campaign needs to focus. that's the main thing. look, this is a winnable election, but you need to focus. >> senator, do you agree with nikki haley's assessment? >> yeah. i don't think -- i don't look at vice president harris as a lunatic, i look at her as -- in the united states. she's going to the soviet union playbook to lower prices called price control. she wants to eliminate healthcare and she's for fracking and the green new deal. a nightmare for harris is to defend her policy choices. every day we're not talking about her policy choices as vice president and what she would do as president is a good day for her and a bad day for us. >> of course, her campaign says she's not opposed to fracing, but the broader question here on. >> right. how ca

t >> while, nikki haley is a very popular republican and she is out there doing right wing media back in donald trump, talking up his campaign. is she making a difference? is she bringing over all of those voters who supported her a and getting them on team trump? is she on the trail with him? >> well, his -- she is certainly not on the trail with him right now and she bringing in all those photos for trump? certainly not but in the home stretch our campaign like this one we're really talking about a game of margins. the number of people we're talking about who will actually be influential in some of the swing states is in the tens of every one of these conversations matters a lot and it's interesting that you have haley, who was so adamant that she was not going to be supporting trump now out there doing so but at the same time, there has been plenty of reportingo that large groups o her voters simply saying we are not convinced by this turn and it's going to be an ongoing conversation with the harris campaign, how much they decide to focus on those voters. biden certainly was intere

i just want to know why nikki haley was there. okay, we gotta go to a break. and after that break, we'll continue our discussion on trump state without the the more expensive and i'm here to plan with you. whatever you do. do not watch my new show. search like why watch something that's so different whitelisted opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to planes or do have the state department c i a weapons, bankers, multi $1000000000.00 corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead. change and whatever you do, don't want marshall stay main street because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called stretching time, but again, it's not. we don't want to watch it because it might just change the way you the welcome back across black, where all things are considered non peter lanelle to and you were discussing donald trump, the okay time before we went to the break, we were talking about a potential i guess it would be human resources policy. you rightfully pointed out to be the 1st trump administration. they were grossly unprepared.

and that's where nikki haley is. that's where independents are.hat's where women are and the irony here is, is that kamala harris is the fringe candidate. her policies, u.s. from the radical left progressive left, and her policies or fringe policies. and that's why she's telling the world ignore everything i ever said or did before i kick joe biden to the curb because everything i said or did before it kicked him to the curb, you won't like so now i'm going to run as a moderate and i'm going to try and portray donald trump as, as he is the fringe candidate, and he only feeds into that when he when he trump it's that he's gotten the endorsement of fringe folks like rfk jr. and tulsi gabbard he will be much better served, as i said, by trying to go after the center. haley voters, women and independence, it's a target rich environment. his policies are the mainstream policies. they cut the country agrees with him on the border, the country agrees with them on taxes in the economy. the country agrees with him on foreign policy i'll see, and they compl

i just want to know why nikki haley was there. okay, we gotta go to a break. and after that break, we'll continue our discussion on trump state without the one to possess your country. they want to possess your you around noon, they want to possess your gas. they want to at least share why, you know, it's, it was good for them because he was just opening all the doors. but the problem with them is they do not understand that the connectivity sticks of people who they are dealing with as much as you press. the bear bear will come out. the problem is going to be how to put the better back to his face. the welcome back across black, where all things are considered non peter lanelle to and you were discussing donald trump, the okay time. before we went to the break, we were talking about a potential, i guess it would be human resources policy. you rightfully pointed out to be the 1st trump administration, they were grossly unprepared. now. they hopeful hibler in their less than if he were to be a to and if you were to be a non related, remember there are 2 differe

i just want to know why nikki haley was there. okay, we gotta go to a break. and after that break, we'll continue our discussion on trump state without the the lady and you see would it be possible to meet with the of the 10, excuse me, little demon. most of my store for us, the very up to them would be for the city of us. i mean was me. so the the, i look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except we're so shorter that conflict with the 1st law show alignment of the patient. we should be very careful about our personal intelligence. the point obviously is to place a trust rather than to the area. i mean, with the artificial intelligence, we have so many of the payment the robot must protect this phone existence with alexis. the welcome back. across stock were all things are considered non peter lindale to and you were discussing donald trump, the okay time before we went to the break, we were talking about uh, a potential, i guess it would be human resources policy. you righ

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is nikki haley right? >> it's pretty good advice.hing she says that is actually quite interesting, we know that kamala harris seems to be flip-flopping on positions she has held in the not too distant past, positions on energy, on health care and on the border. really i think the only thing she's been super kin on has been abortion -- consistent on has been abortion. so now we're hearing that she's changed her positions on many things, but we hear them from anonymous aides. maybe hay send out an e-mail, they make a statement, say her position is difference now. what nikki haley is saying is, look, we have all this video of kamala harris -- ashley: yeah. >> -- raising her hand, stating her positions. attack that. that is what she is until she, kamala harris, comes out and says i've changed my mind, this is my new position. million she does that the -- ashley: right. >> -- just go after what you have her on the record saying. ashley: let's get to this next one, byron. listen to to what susan rice said about kamala harris' role in joe b

most people who voted for nikki haley in the primaries after she dropped out of the campaign weren'teally voting for her but against donald trump and voting against the authoritarian bent of the trumpets republican party trying to send a message to the party and i think they will send that message to the country come november 5. >> what you think vice president harris and tim also been doing specifically to bring more republicans on board, if anything? is there something specific about these policies? or is this more about trump posing a threat to democracy that you want to reject regardless of who is on the other side? >> no. obviously there is a coalition of people who want to protect and revive american democracy. and there are coalitions in american political history crucial to getting change accomplished. there is an anti-trump base to this but there is a genuine attraction to the vice president and he is somebody who over the course of her career has done many things that are appealing to people in the center-right and the trump campaign will spend a lot trying to paint her as

ambassador and presidential candidate nikki haley on trump vs.s, the situation in the middle east. first, beyond our borders tonight. russia says its forces have prevented effort by ukrainian troops to expand a stunning week long incursion into the kursk region inside russia. fresh reserves, aircraft, drone teams and artillery forces stopped mobile groups from moving deeper into russia. meanwhile ukrainian foreign ministry spokesman says kyiv has no intention of occupying russian territory. tropical storm ernesto takes aim at puerto rico. officials closed schools and government agencies. watching that storm. and the berlin zoo says meng meng the panda is pregnant again. something is in the water there this comes months after the first giant pandas born in germany were sent to china. the zoo says ultrasound scans over the weekend showed meng meng is expecting two cubs. congratulations. they are do at the end of this month. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪uld ♪ you'll always be my baby. and doesn't

and he's, in indeed opinion if, if he had taught them nikki haley. right though he wouldn't be in a very strong situation compared to come to have is sometimes your friend circles. how are you? how are you thinking that they're going to go out of the moment by then dropped out and come on, became the president. can a candidates assumptive? everyone up was excited as an every day asked for the indian american community is not a model. their motivations and aspirations are new ones, but it isn't increasingly active and growing political force, whether in the halls of power themselves or in the voting, in an election that promises to be type that for us who make it felt well the car take around a christian on is a political sciences and founder of a p, i, a public policy organization partly focused on asian american issues. you might recognize them from just there in that report. a warm welcome. i would like to 1st start by picking up on what you said about party be more important than he shared at the city. do you think pamela harris will bring indian

and he's in indeed opinion if, if he had taught them nikki haley. right, though he wouldn't be in a very strong situation compared to come to have is sometimes your friend circles. how you, how are you thinking that they're going to go out of the moment by then dropped out and come on, became the president. you can a candidates assumptive, and everyone of was excited as an every day asked for the indian american community is not a model. their motivations and aspirations are new ones. but it isn't increasingly active and growing political force, whether in the halls of power themselves or in the voting in an election that promises to be type that for us who make it felt well the car take around a christian on is a political sciences and founder of a p, i a public policy organization partly focused on asian american issues. you might recognize them from just there in that report. a warm welcome. i would like to 1st start by picking off on what you said about party be more important than he shared at the city. do you think pamela harris will bring ind

. >> and nikki haley is back with a blunt message for her party also, trump in elon musk are going up against one of america's biggest union what they said that set off the uaw president shawn fain. he'll join me live after calling trump, probably the worst four letter word that a union guy can and also tonight we've just learned that the official who ruled against a team usa's bronze medal appeal assuring that the metal went to a romanian gymnast has been working for romania for you? we're going to get reaction from an olympic legend. i'm kaitlan collins, and this is the source tonight, several prominent republicans who wants buck, donald trump are now backing him. let's refer to this as exhibits y and z. former senator richard burr of north carolina and former arizona governor doug ducey as you may recall, as the former chair of the senate intelligence committee. and he voted to convict donald trump in his second impeachment trial in 2021 for inciting an insurrection mr. burr mr. burr, guilty so why would someone who voted like that now vote to put donald trump back in the white hou

again, i do not mean to offend anybody, it is perfectly well for nikki haley, not nikki haley, forget about nikki haley, it is perfectly well for mike pence and chris christie to say, i cannot support donald trump, that is fine, that takes some courage. some. but to then to take the next step as a republican and say, i cannot support him so i am going to vote for the only person who can beat him, and that is her? that takes a lot of courage. a lot of courage. and that is what we are asking of everybody on this call. some of us may be more national faces but to win the election and make sure trump loses, we need every single republican, no matter what your level is. you are just a neighborhood republican, a state republican in pennsylvania, everybody has to publicly out themselves. and it is not easy. but you have to do it. we have 86 days to do it. you have to publicly out yourself. i am a republican, a conservative, and i am supporting kamala harris. it takes courage. but remember, donald trump is unfit to be president. final point, i talked to trump supporters every day because i us

former trump rival turned supporter nikki haley overnight. >> the campaign is not going to win talking about crowd sizes. it's not going to win talking about what race kamala harris is. it's not going to win talking about whether she's dumb. >> reporter: meanwhile harris will appear with president biden at an economic event tomorrow and will speak on the economy on friday, also in this critical battleground state. garrett haake, nbc

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are these nikki haley voters?r something more optimistic than what they see a donald trump because they didn't want to vote for him the first time. the trump campaign is leaving a lot out there for grabs and i think the vice president and governor walz are out there talking to these people. trump is getting press conferences in front of his members only club these everyday people can't afford to go let alone belong to. they are not doing things to get these people who will actually in fact decide the election. >> okay. always good to see you both. thank you. in our next hour we talk about this headline, robert f kennedy junior try to meet with kamala harris to discuss cabinet job. where he stands in the presidential race later on. uct. it's going to help a lot of patients. 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. ♪ ♪ our right to reproductive health care is

generic republicans, it interests me less so. >> nikki haley is a very popular republican and she is out there doing right wiping media, backing donald trump, talking up his campaign is she bringing them over? is she on the trail? >> reporter: she is not on the trail right now. is she bringing in all of the voters for trump? certainly not. we have to remember at this point in the homestretch of a campaign like this one we are talking about a game on the margins. the number of people we are talking about that will be influence in some of the swing states is in the tens of thousands. every single one of the conversations does matter a lot and it is very interesting that you have haley, who was so adamant that she was not going to be supporting trump now out there doing so. at the same time, plenty of reporting that large groups offer voters say, we are not convinced by this turn. it is going to be an ongoing conversation i think with the harris campaign. how much they decide to focus on those voters. biden was interested in talking to former republicans. it was something that he talked

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so nikki haley's first interview on fox since leaving the presidential race and sending warnings abouthat's next. >> a majority of americans know what to see a rematch between trump and biden has been very clear in the majority of americans think that we need to go with younger faces, younger voices and we've got some work to do. >> ♪ ♪ it's pain o'clock! let's do this! sorry, pain. i can't let you in. what? i've had a standing appointment with mr. dubin for years! i'm expected! not anymore. mr. dubin's been taking relief factor. relief factor!! keep pain away for good, with relief factor. a natural supplement that takes a different approach to pain relief. it doesn't mask pain, it builds up your body's response to inflammation so pain won't get in. call or go online today and live your best life without pain. ♪ hi, my name is damian clark. and if you have both medicare and medicaid, i have some really encouraging news that you'll definitely want to hear. depending on the plans available in your area, you may be eligible to get extra benefits with a humana medicare advantage dual-eligi

nikki.k if they can do any good with their material wealth, if they can do anything good with their publicity, then that is why that's where i would far rather it be. >> be posted. the girls had died. these girls didn't die, you know. they were murdered. >> they were murdered. they were murdered. ups the were slaughtered. >> and so then that that sort of fits into my point, though, nikki, which is that the king, the monarch, the crown, if you like, beyond charles is the unifier, right? to unify the whole country . the country right whole country. the country right now is hurting, right? i think the country is feeling a deep sense. one of our viewers, 75 year old grandmother, wrote in and she said that she doesn't recognise her own country . how recognise her own country. how can the king possibly seek to ever get involved in a discussion where we're seeing people saying sir keir starmer as prime minister has actually fanned the flames of what's going on in the country right now? >> well, wit

in order to win the race what nikki haley says is correct. just focus on the issues people care about. they don't care how many showed up at a rally or anybody's race or gender. they care whether they can afford gasoline and groceries whether to control the border, whether we are going to support the second amendment, people accept the sanctity of life. we care about what is happening in the world, the invasion of ukraine, israel is over run by idiots and monsters who slaughtered civilians and we can't figure out what side we are on. that matters to a lot of americans and that is where the focus needs to be. let the surrogates do the nasty stuff. the long knives are best in the hands of people on the ballot. ashley: is donald trump capable of listening to people around him and saying stop the ranting, stop the insults, stop painting such a dire picture, stick with the issues. is that likely? >> he can do it, he did it with you on musk. it was a great opportunity. he took it. a billion people saw that he can have an interesting conversation wi

and somebody who did support on nikki haley and the republican primaries. it, or haley was right. and i think that's why you're seeing this shift over to vice president harris because it is an optimistic, forward-looking coalition while donald trump seems to continue to focus on himself and be negative. and even with republicans who are pleading to him, please stop talking about yourself and hannibal lecter how many ridiculously talking about he's the more attractive person nobody would ever consider that to be true, but there's, he goes again okay. >> and you've not endorsed harris, but you do say that you are voting for her. i'm wondering what is the difference? oh, certainly yes. >> well, i don't know that there's really a difference there i'd said i would vote for president biden. i never i didn't vote for donald trump in 16, i didn't vote for him in 20. i actually wrote in those times, but this time i think it's very important, you know, after january 6, after what donald trump is fuse for four years to acknowledge that he lost and his threats against

normal. >> and that we appreciate that that's what drew was to nikki. and away from the other republicans in the field because she seemed normal. >> there's normal and then there's authentic, which is like it's the holy grail of politics, right? yes. and when you try to be authentic, you're usually not fancy trying to really, it's really, really hard. this is maybe the most important quality that you can have in national politics. you know, maybe you can get away with faking a george burns once said about show business, all you needed sincerity and if you can fake that, you've got but generally you have to have it and he has it tell our viewers that they can google who georgia. yes. >> guy with the cigar sorry. >> david. >> i'm going to stay away from my next milton berle but crash. >> so mark no, but one of the things that i think is working for harris right now is that she seems far more comfortable in her own skin than she did four years ago when she ran for president, she seemed connected to what she's saying. >> she seems very purposeful that she s

haley it's not only coming from nikki haley, it's coming from former speaker kevin mccarthy, who's a very close ally of the former president. >> it is important that we be stopped with the character attacks. this cannot be an election based on personality. it needs to be on substantive policy for every time that donald trump is out there. and calls her a name or below liddell's for the more it turns him off to the american people. the american people right now are telling the election, are telling donald trump and kamala harris what they want. they want someone that's going to lower the cost of groceries because it feels hard right now when it comes to deciding what you're going to purchase somebody who can bring down the cost of housing because even as inflation might be slowing, the cost of housing is still incredibly high. somebody who's going to make them feel safe and secure in their neighborhood. so when we get off that message, we are not winning the day as republicans, we win today to nikki haley's point when we talk about the policies that we believe can help get the america

[applause] but do you want to say anything, or nikki do you want to say anything. you started this in 2022. >> we started it before then but we gain steam when it passed out of the senate. it got stopped in the house. so i want to thank anybody came together because this was some important part of the nation's history with what the midwest has done in terms of the civil rights movement. so much of what happened in the south was guarded and supported through places in chicago and springfield. i am so proud that we are home to the beginning of a good thing to come out of bad things as long as you do not forget what happened. thank you, mr. president. [applause] >> this is not the only race riot in america by any means. my hometown had one as well. the difference here was the -- it was the home of abraham lincoln. this moment of people people were stunned and outraged that this happened in mr. lincoln's hometown and that is what inspired this. this is why it is of national significance there was a connection with lincoln that really drove home the point that racism ha

no impact from people who wondered, actually nikki haley to be the candidate. and then when she didn't get it that this par wanted to check least him to get port. and he's in indeed opinion if, if he had taught them, did you hear me right though he wouldn't be in a very strong situation compared to come to have is someone's your friend circles. how are you, how are you thinking that they're going to go out of the moment, sight and dropped out and come up, became the president, can a candidates assumptive? everyone was excited as an every day asked for. the indian american community is not a model. their motivations and aspirations are new ones, but it isn't increasingly active in growing political force further in the halls of power themselves or in the voting, in an election that promises to be type that for us who makes no felt well the car take around a christian on is a political scientist and founder of a p, i a public policy organization partly focused on asian american issues. you might recognize them from just there in that report. a warm welcome. i wou

comedian and actress nikki glaser will be the host of next year's golden globes awards. may have seen she was part of the roast for former nfl quarterback and bay area native tom brady for her globes debut. she says she's drawing inspiration from comedians like tina fey, amy poehler and ricky gervais. glaser will make her debut on the golden globes, which airs january 5th. i did get to see her during that roast. very funny. so five months away from the golden globes. meanwhile, we are looking at our weather today and i can barely see anything. yeah, i know you should be seeing the golden gate. this is a shot from our sutro tower cam, but the fog is rolling through, a lot of it confined to the coastline, but it's still warm inland. we've been talking about the warm up. now let's see what we're looking at temperature wise. let's get right to your microclimate forecast, because we do still have upper 90s. and yes, that's a triple digit mark in sacramento. notice in through pleasanton. it's about 87 right now. south san jose 88. orinda 86 oakland 72. now we are going to head

nikki garcia and she had visual injuries on her. >> the couple met while they were partners on dancing with the stars and share a four year old son together. garcia has not yet commented publicly on the incident. >> coming up tonight, the fight against climate change. today's event at the port of oakland, unveiling a first in the nation hydrogen hub. >> and just into the newsroom after the break. a shooting tonight in san francisco that left a young girl hurt. what we're learning from police and a bay area weather. >> we'll be talking about some more low clouds and fog first thing tomorrow morning. this weekend. but next week, the heat makes a they say the hardest part of getting something done let's go! hustle! is getting started. well, we did that 30 years ago, when california first took on the tobacco industry. this is not just about access. it's about the message it sends... now smoking is down 60 percent. lung cancer 42 percent. a couple of our cities have already ended tobacco sales. a california without big tobacco isn't just possible, it's already happening. tonight on chicago

athletes steve serio and nikki nieves. serio is a wheelchair basketball star. this is his fifth paralympic games, already winning two gold medals and one bronze with his team. the other flag bearer is the sitting volleyball paralympic gold medalist, nikki nieves. the paris paralympic games begin with the opening ceremony on wednesday, and you can watch all the action from paris right here on nbc, bay area and peacock. the games start, as we said, on wednesday, and they go through september 8th. all right. we have made it to the weekend. yes, it is pretty much here, right? i know it is pretty much here and it's a little cooler. it is. but look, we're going to be able to manage a good weekend. i think we'll start off with some clouds and a few spotty shower chances. we get in on sunshine tomorrow afternoon. we're up to a warmer 82 sunday coming in sunny 92. it's going to get a little hot monday tuesday, but then we're going to be dropping it after that. so it's been crazy on the weather map to the north of us tonight. some snow at mount shasta, which that's prett