-- in north carolina is absolutely strong. [applause] now, i do feel compelled to remind everybody in this room that four years ago russia was in check iran was in check china was in check our southern border was secure, our economy was strong and getting better, and the world was a much safer place. look where we are today. after four years under joe biden andd democratic control russia has invaded ukraine iranopenly attacked israel for the first time ever. china is saber rattling all across the taiwan straits and threatening taiwan. over. 1010 million illegal -- 10 million illegal immigrants that we know of have come across our southern border. we don't know who they are we don't know where they are and we don't know what we're doing. our economy is getting crushed by the weight of joe biden's inflationaryof policies. thanks to bidenomics it costs twice as much to buy a house today as it did four years ago. rent is up 50%. gasoline prices are up 55%. we are right now nowhere near as safe a world as productive a world and as

i said, i'll tell you how we did it in north carolina.it comes to getting out the vote, we have to have a conversa.there are two things yo do. you've got to get your people to the polls and you have to persuade the unaffiliated, the independents, the undescended voters. and we are going to do that by making sure that we are reaching out to them and we are talking to them. everyone in this room has heard me say it a dozen times, and all of my former staff is in the back groaning right now because they know it's coming. [laughter] the most important statistic in all of politics is if you have a five minute conversation with an undecided voter they are 6% more likely to vote and vote for youi candidate. we are going to have more five-minute conversations with undecided voters than we have ever had in the history of this country. 50% of our votes are going to be cast before election day this year not just in north carolina ■=, but across the country. that includes republicans, it includes independents, it includes all voters. we are going to

big fans of north carolina, the entire party. and i'm here with the famous jason and very famous lara■j trump. and everybody is ready for you to win november 5. mr. trump: hello, everybody. i'd like to jussay hello to everybody. i wish i was there. i wish i was there with them but we'll be there a lot. you know, it's a state we did ve well in. and you have fantastic people and you have lara that loves it maybe more than anybody because she happened to grow up there and was born there and raised there and she loves it. we won it twice and the primaries twice and have nothing but victories there. i want to thank everybody. we're leading in all of the polls, right now every poll. and hopefully that will continue. we have a lot of vicious, horrible people after us. but we're going to win and win i think decisively. nobody can want this guy as president. he's the worst president ever had. i can say it strongly because i know and i see. i deal with it. there's never been anybody with the weaponization like him, which is so bad. never h

for.ladies and gentlemen, the honorable roy cooper, governor of north carolina carolina. well, mr. speaker, elected officials, distinguished family, loved ones of the reverend billy graham i brithe state of carolina. to be with you on this special day. here already know, it is alln be from the great state of north carolina. our state has given this nation its first flight, its first university, its rich farmland, its best college basketball, even its first declaration of freedom. with the halifax today north carolina gives the natio representing, one of our dearest tures, the reverend billy graham, a man of fa north carolina, the the reverend graham was known as a minister to millions as the pastor to presidents. a selfless man of god who lived out calling by preaching and teaching across theld always returning to his beloved home in the blue ridge mountains of north carolina, for respite. then return again to worldwide ministry. i'll never forget as a child hearing him preach in carter findle stadium in raleigh, he brought toge people of different faiths and different we acknowled

north carolina has ever produced.hanks so. god bless. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable virginia fox united states representative from the fifth district of h carolina. ■tso patrick said he had a tough position in the program. so what about me? i have to follow him. good morning, everyone especially the members of the graham who traveled all theay fro mountains of north carolina. welcom statues in the united sts capitol, a building that i love and admire deeply, should represent the very best of america. that is why it is such a proud moment for me and north carolinians to see reverend grahamtatuta place here for many years ever advocated reverend graham to have a place within these hall halls and to know that millionspeople whohris■!it the capitol every year will be able to look read those verses and be encouraged. assembly, the designti committee worked with expediency to bring this suggestion to everyone involved in this processxñ impact within our country and across the worl desn a very candid way here in the ca

arrived in north carolina. thank you. >> thank you for that and thank you to the bipartisan infrastructure law, north carolina received seven core door i.d. awards last year, how do you anticipate the funding improving north carolina's ability to invest in and accelerate the development of passenger rail in our state? >> corridor i.d. is really important because community needs, as stephen had said, the community needs to understand what a project will cost, the corridor i.d. unlocks $5000 worth of planning funds so we can work with communities to define what the service outcomes art they would like to see and what the infrastructure investments will be needed to make that happen. which each of our communities admitted to the corridor i.d. program, we are meeting with them to understand what is the kind of service outcomes they would like to see, what is the match they will need, at what time in this process i would give this is an example meeting with the community of fayetteville recently, they are very excit

chairman, it gi introduce one of our witnesses here from north carolina, my home state, julie white. it is great to see you again, ms. wh a number of exciting developments and investments of late in north systems, so i think it's very timely to have this committee today. i look forward to hearing more work that north carolina department of transportation is doing to make rail travel more affordable, and accessible for the folks back home. and how they partnering with amtrak to do so. it is also my sincere hope that th be an opportunity for others to learn from the strides we heel state are making from this proposal. we're so grateful you're here and a part of this hearing today, deputy secretary, and we greatly look forward to your testimony. thanmr. chair. >> ms. white, you are for five minutes. >> good afternoon, and thank you. you congresswoman, thank you chairman nells, ranking me larsen and all the members of the subcommittee passenger rail as an integral part of our national transystem. i oversee our rail, aviation, public transit, bicycle, and pedestrian divisions. i also chair

north carolina has received several chrissy grants, a $1 billion federal state partnership construction grant, and short line grants supporting economic develop.ment in rural, western, and south carolina. we are grateful for the bipartisan support we have received from both state elected leaders and our congressional delegation. rail is the only mode that does not enjoy formulaic federal funding, meaning projects often languish on shelves resulting in decades' long waits. the bipartisan infrastructure law offers a once in a generation opportunity to demonstrate how your insubstantial investment can change the directory and set a different course for the future. passenger ridership in north carolina is at an all-time high. 38% higher than prepandemic levels in 2019, we continue to see an upward trajectory with a 24% higher volume in the first quarter of 2024, compared to the first quarter of 2023. tomorrow, we will travel for the first time all the way to line hurst, north carolina, bringing attendees to the united states golf association's u.s. open. we have sold out all four train trip

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[applause] as opposed to north carolina. just want to tell you because many of you probably have never been to north dakota or you don't know anybody from north dakota. take a minute and think what it's like every time you see a list of all the states alphabetically, we are behind you guys. [laughter] and so i am proposing that there is a new list. that if you have a state that has a geographic label in front of it like the word "north," it should be listed in order of those that are actually the farthest north one. [applause] at is what i am thinking. i don't know where that is going to go. but just a thought. we don't have a toast int have e toast. after the pledge you have a state toast and i am looking at the state toast and we are the strong, grow great, where the weak are, grow stronger. but the word north carolina is not in there. so i am taking that thing home. [laughter] [applause] i mean, to me, executive order tuesday morning right after memorial day. [laughter] the official toast of the norte states named north,"

not byla what he's talking abou in north carolina today. andor that is a huge, huge problem.hink he calmed some nerves with the speech today and his activities in the aftermath of the debate, i think the next thing you're going to see, if we see it, if there is a two or three drop in the polls where donald trump takes a small lead, then i think you'll see the choreus again raise their voices and say, can we take a chance in this perilous, perilous moment of american history and -- and have joe biden as the nominee running against donald trump whn is an existential threat in most people's i minds to democracy. can we take that chance? i think maybe what just happened today paused that conversation to some degree. but i think if polls start dropping and it is going to be raised again. >> and you got to figure out as a campaign how to fix it. joe biden can only control his performance, right. having said that, the campaign can put him in places and in the number of places to help him to succeed, right. a lot of folks are suggesting already today, needs to get out there, he needs

last year, how do you anticipate the funding improving north carolina's because community needs, as stephen had said, the communitneúzeds ■will cost, the unlocks $5000 worth of planning funds so we can work with communities to define what the service outhey would like to see and what the infrastructure investments will be needed to make that happen. which each ofour communities admitted to the corridor i.d. program, we are meunderstand wh kind of service outcomes they would like match they will need, at what time in this process example me with the community of fayetteville recently, they are very excited to have their core door■v admitted into the progra they see a connection between fayetteville and raleigh as rta military community. they don't get reof fayetteville to d.c., which is a mmon flight some years ago so they see this as an opportunity to do a ticket on l rdu to d.c. as a solution. when we build out the s line, more excited to stay on that single line trainfrom fayetteville directly to d.c. what we are doing with them, we initial planning wit

he is speaking of that campaign. raleigh, north carolina. let's. let's listen to what he has to say. the what. 7 the so it's great to be with you all the story that i didn't read and mary jo until the 5th time he asked me 5 truth is i loved him from the start the so i'm gonna repeat that line cuz i think it's the most important. i loved to him from the start i saw in him in the same character that i see in him today. and even though he has space on imaginable tragedies, his optimism is i'm going to test right. is on shaky people. yes. how is on the turn? the, you know, use your head, so he'll our country. hell, hell, bring us all recover from that. hey, on the last administration we on choose our chapter in history, but we can choose who leads us through it. at this moment with these, these barrels the world is facing. there is no one that i would rather have sitting in the oval office right now. then my husband, the last big sage was job. i'm a president with integrity and character to . 7 this election is a bout, you know, it's fighting for the f

north carolina is a very politically competitive state.te has a legitimate shot and our job in this campaign is about making sure voters understand the stakes of the election and the clarity of the choice, the choice between competing visions. mine is forward-looking and inclusive. it is about fighting for people and tapping the potential of every person to build a safer and stronger state and you have heard the man. the vision and hate. he says awful, hateful things about people and north carolina has got to do better and we can do better. in the selection if we work hard we will do better. >> we heard just now in your campaign ad what he says about women and abortion, but he also said i absolutely want to go back to the america where women couldn't vote. do the women of north carolina know that? do they know he said that? >> i don't think people really know the awful beliefs mark robinson has. he got elected in 2020 in the lieutenant governor race. there frankly was not a lot of media attention. there weren't tv commercials, so voters we

let's go get up north carolina a rousing speech by president biden. >> there in north carolina on the heels of a terrible debate performance last night. in what rylee could have been a greek closing argument that he couldn't be last night, and that this crowd was certainly very receptive to, he said, ended the end. i know. i'm not a young man to state the obvious, but he went on to say, i know what i do know, i know how to tell the truth. i know right from wrong. i know how to get things done and he was trying to eric assure voters that he wouldn't be doing this, but he didn't know that he could do this job another four years. he's always and clearly obviously a very friendly audience, right? he's buried a campaign rally, eds packed with supporters. there was no audience last night, of course, in the debate, but certainly a different joe biden than what we saw last night, which i think in many ways begs the question of how much of this is also an attempt by the campaign at a reset trying to reset that image that is in voters minds. this joe biden versus the joe biden on that stage? >>

and i haven't lived in north carolina very as the couple of years. so you could speak to the native nations that are here and within north carolina. um, to those who also may not know much about them. right. i'm really glad you ask that. i've sort of had to say, except for state recognized a couple of times, i get myself rescued from that. so the eastern band of cherokee is the only federally recognized tribe that's based in north carolina. the others are state recognized tribes. and so one of the chapters, one of the actually the first chapter i have in here that has europeans it that europeans are in the whole chapter is the founding the brief founding of roanoke on the north carolina coasts. and so ancestors of many of north carolina's native nations today are in that chapter, um, sort of in this very, um, brief interaction with the english who tried to found a, uh, a colony at roanoke and failed, obviously. and so then i do talk in the book about north carolina state recognized tribes over the, um over their centuries of history since then. and,

what would it take to flip north carolina? >> yeah, north carolina is absolutely in play. if you want to look at any indicator, look at where the president is going after he leaves atlanta. directly to raleigh, north carolina, to organize and rally our grassroots campaign in the tar heel state. given everything we described, the demographic makeup, the extremism on display in the state legislature. obviously the extreme maga candidate they have in the state of north carolina. in many ways it is a microcosm of what we are looking at across the country, so we know if we engage in the state of north carolina that we will come out on top. it's true in georgia, drew north carolina. it is of course true in the blue wall states as well. we know we have the resources, the candidate, the message, the vision and the values to win across the country. we have 300 field offices open across the country. we have over 1000 staff on the ground across the battleground states. it is true in north carolina and georgia and stands in contrast to the lack of operation that the trump team has at

more than 343,000 households in north carolina spend over half .other expenses like health transportation and groceries. access to safe and affordable housing is essential to the well-being of working families and individuals in north carolina. and throughout the country. that's why i'm proud to introduce the keepousing affordable act. the keep housing affordable act is aruution that incentivizes developers to homes for a long time to come. my bill will bolster and expand the l income housing tax credit, which currently only requires affordable housing unit years. my bill would provide incentives for units to remainffordable for decades to come. this will help boost the affordable housinghance home que long-term stability for low-income andiddle-income communities across north carolina's 13th district. i'll keep working to forth commonsense ideas and solutions to lower housing costs a of affordable housing. thank you, mr. speaker. i yieldker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. self, for fe minutes. mr. self:r. speaker, i

i still think north carolina -- they might ultimately look at this as a reach.at might help josh. amy: it is possible. jessica: they have a tradition. he has a lotvideo clips against robinson. this will be a close race. republicans have good infrastructure. amy: new hampshire. jessica: both new hampshire and vermont are the only states in the country that electgovernors for two-year terms. chris sununu whose father was a governor has been popular. he has been able to win reelection. in 2022 we had this race rated solidly republican on the republic you have two candidates. kelly ayotte lost reelection. and you have the former -- chuck morris. he is running. you see a lot of the establishment behind kelly ayotte. ohon the democratic side, i think probably manchester mayor joyce cragg has the edge but cindy is also running. another late primary in september. if either of those races turn negative they could hurt those parties. there is not a lot of time to turn around before this general election. new hampshire -- their motto is live free or die. abortion rights ha

what will it take to flip north carolina? >> north carolina it's absolutely in play. if you want to look at any indicator look at where the president is going after he leaves atlanta. directly to north carolina. we know that given everything you just described, the extremism on display, obviously the extreme candidate they have in the state, in many ways it is a microcosm of what we are looking at across the country. we know if we relentlessly engage in the state we can come out on top, it is true in georgia and north carolina. we know we have the resources, the candidate, the message, and the values to be victorious across the country and that is the campaign we are building. 300 field offices across the country, over 1000 staff on the ground. it is true in north carolina and george and it is a contrast to the lack of staff trump has. we have two candidates widely well-known. the operations we have in place matter much more and there is only one campaign doing the work to reach the voters. every dollar people chip in when they go to the website is fueling the grassro

[cheers and applause] thank you, north carolina! [cheers and applause] i will get in trouble with my mom looking down from heaven if i don't say please excuse my back, i apologize. [cheers and applause] it's great for everyone to have my back. eric, that's the introduction went a wonderful time spending time with your son and christian and carter. they will grow up to be incredibly young men. you would've been really impressed the way they talked about their dad how informed they were with what was going on. i was truly impressed. i and i ate two hamburgers. special thanks to roy and christian cooper. roy, you've been a great governor. [cheers and applause] which makes it all the more important that north carolina elected a great governor to replace you, josh stein. [cheers and applause] and when i am reelected again come with your help, i want you to know that i am not promising not to take roy away from north carolina. whether he will come or not, i don't know. and thanks to all the state and local leaders here today, the great mu

in north carolina. that's why i say he's the guy, he watched that voter fraud more than anybody. friend of mine, a man who got me involved in this whole deal. not this one, i mean, like eight a years ago he thought we could do something, and we played around with it and i said, one day, let's go, corey, let's do it, corey lewandowski. thank you, corey. thank you. he's a good man. [applause] dr. alveda king who's a friend of mine for a long time. i can't see with these lights. these lights are blinding. i can't see anybody. i just know there are a lot of people in this room. [applause] [cheers and applause] but they ap happen to have the lights at a nice if angle. it's just perfect. i can't see a person here. [laughter] nobody's going to be watching the debate right -- night, right? will anybody be watching? [cheers and applause] a friend of mine and a great businessman and developer from new york and various other places including florida, steve steve witkoff. steve is here. thanks, steve. look at that

biden took to the stage at a campaign rally in north carolina and was defiant.will continue to fight, take a listen. >> i don't walk as easy as a used to or speak as smoothly as i used to. i don't debate as well as i used to. but i know what i do know. i know how to tell the truth. [cheering] i know right from wrong. and i know how to do this job. i know how to get things done. and i know like millions of americans know, when you get knocked down, you get back up. anchor: there will be many inside the democratic party and around the world asking the question, there was that joe biden last night? energetic and on message, a world away from how he appeared on stage in atlanta. >> able to make every single solitary person eligible for what i've been able to do with covid -- exclusively -- excuse me, dealing with every thing we had to do with -- we finally beat medicare. the total initiative relative to what we can do with more border patrol and asylum officers. >> i don't know what he said at the end of that sentence, i said either.he knows what he anchor: trump te

this tool bag dropped by astronauts during a spacewalk back in north carolina. no official word on the source of that debris, one experts claim. one expert claims a space capsule may have passed over both impact sites. space x has not commented. meanwhile, we still have that bathroom issue up at the oh, it's supposed to be fixed today, right? >> yeah. we'll have to get an update for you tomorrow. make sure it got fixed. coming up. what could possibly be worse than trying millions of these? yes. cicadas crawling out of the ground. and how about millions, maybe even billions. giant spiders raining down from the sky. >> venomous, but not poisonous spiders. yikes. and later, the monkey that raided the hotel room minibar. >> wait, what? >> where it happened? how it happened. we'll show you it happening right here on world news now >> i'm john morgan of morgan and morgan with so many mesothelioma lawyers on television, how do you choose the right firm for you and your family? our goal is to get you as much as you deserve. $30 billion was set aside for mesothelioma vic

beach in north carolina today, after his dismal debate performance last night. so disappointing some members of his own party founded hard to spin their way out of it. >> they, joe biden have a bad night in my opinion yes, absolutely. >> i had a bad debate. we move on. yes. there was a slow start by didn't made it clear. he is not dropping out of the race. but post debate. there are questions about whether he should and what would happen if he did messy, chaotic. will there be debates? >> if biden were to bow out, it would be unprecedented in modern times, the simple version of what could happen is this. if it did happen, the upcoming democratic national convention, which begins august 19th is where their party could select a new nominee. there will be enormous pressure on the dann see to make it kamala harris to just say, well, she's the number two if the number one and do it the number two should do it despite that potential political pressure, the vice president does not automatically become the new nominee individual delegates there are more than 4,000 of th

>> kayla tausche out front in raleigh, north carolina. that is where we saw president biden rallying with supporters earlier, take kale, you've been talking to your sources all day. what is happening inside the biden campaign right now kate, president biden hit back harder on president trump today in front of a few hundred voters and north carolina than he did last time on the debate stage in front of 50 million people. >> but that's because he knew he had one job today and that was to reassure the party that he was fit for a second term. day after defiance and energized president biden out to reassure democrats did he's up to the task. >> i would not be running again if i didn't believe with all my heart and soul, i can do this job because quite frankly the stakes, are. too high biden's performance at thursday's debate, stumbling from the outset, making sure that we're able to make every single solitary person eligible for what i've been able to do with the with the covid excuse me, with i'm dealing with everything we have to do with mor

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we saw the performance in north carolina.know the president can deliver a message and take it to donald trump. i am fired up that we are going to win in november and the party will unite behind our president. >> let me ask a more specific version of michael's question. it is not necessarily voters reaching out, it is party establishment. what do you say to the members of your caucus, the ones on background with reporters singing, they are looking at alternatives? >> look at the grassroots fundraising. hours after the president left the debate stage, grassroots fundraising surged. we made more money from that debate that we have made this entire cycle. look at that, the grassroots, the people i am talking to, they are backing up the president. i would say to those folks, hey, it is fine. not every day will be perfect. let's focus on the big picture, defeating the most dangerous person to ever run for president or be the president in donald trump. that is the president. get on board. we are all there. we support the president.

today a lively president biden sought to calm concerns by campaigning in the key state of north carolina, arguing that he is still up to the job of commander in chief. despite those daylong attempts to reassure her, just moments ago, "the new york times" editorial board published this scathing headline "to serve his country, president biden should leave the race." with just four months left until election day, donald trump today rallied his supporters in virginia. last night trump repeatedly made false claims and would not commit to accepting the results of the november election. we have team coverage of last night historic debate and cbs's nancy cordes will start us off. >> i know i'm not a young man. to state the obvious. >> reporter: campaigning in north carolina this afternoon, president biden sought to reassure voters, even as he acknowledged what they all saw last night. >> folks, i don't walk as easy as i used too. i don't speak as smoothly as i used to. i don't debate as well as i used to. but i know what i do know. i know how to tell the truth! i know, i know right from wrong! >

. >> their intention was to move to north carolina the family. >> but craig had primary custody of thelet laura take them out of state. >> so how is laura moving to north carolina? >> that's a good question. >> robin was suspicious of laura from the moment she arrived at her brother's townhouse, the day that craig went missing, laura was there and was inside, tidying up. >> when i opened the sliding glass door, it's laura standing in his kitchen, cleaning. >> that would be odd. >> in my head i'm thinking what are you doing here? >> cleaning at the crime scene is what the investigator suspect did. the boys admitted it was their mother who gave them the bags of bloody close. >> it was something my mom told us to do. did she give you the bag? >> hours after resting the two sons, the investigator headed to the home that laura shared with pj. >> i was stunned and was absolutely stunned. >> security video from days before the murder leads to a sickening revelation. >> a diabolical plan is forming. >> when dateline continues. long lasting eylea hd could significantly improve your vision and c

i was just in north carolina.nother places, because it is still a swing state. i want to make sure that we don't talk horserace, we just talk consequences. one of the consequences for voters and democracy in north carolina if republicans are successful in keeping these gerrymandered maps with people getting to the polls in november? >> on the basis of fair elections, and each of the districts that have been challenged, and the whole concept of the legislature being able to selectively pick voters and aggregate them together, that virtually guarantees the candidate of their choice will win, having enormous consequences for democracy. the voters are really deprived of the very constitutional basis of the election of officeholders , to congress, to the statehouse, to the state senate. so it really is an extraordinarily important issue. >> and as the maps are currently situated, you can have a situation where the majority of voters vote democratic in 2024, but republicans would still control the legislature. and that

thanks to all state and local leaders you why i'm here north carolina. [chanting]ál four more years! [chantin carolina i intend to win the state in november. [cheering] we win the election.mericans. raise the law of the land. [cheering]. [cheering] 40 million americans have insurance today. [cheering] we are goingct children watern for every child in america. [cheering] we are goingo secure our border and protect legal immigration. [cheering] unlike the other guy werein like putin. [cheering] ever. we are going to. [chanting]ng to preserve, protect and defend our democracy. that is what's at. freedom, democracy.ering] america is at stake. i don't know what you did last night but i minutes on stage debating a guy who [laughter] [cheering] my guess he a new record for the most lies he told in a single debate. [cheering] economy he created. he lied about thef people. he closed businesses and schools, losing their homes all over this country. america on its back. i pulled trump one of two presidents in american history left fewer jobs in american trump. lied

mcbath: i'd like to thank the gentlewoman from north carolina.'d like to yield four minutes to our newest -- one of our newest members that the democratic caucus -- of the democratic caucus, mr. tim kennedy of new york. mr. kennedy: thank you to representatives mike thompson and lucy mcbath and assistant leader joe neguse, along with the rest of the gun violence prevention task force, for organizing this important special order. i especially want to thank representative mcbath, not only for her leadership but for sharing her extremely personal and heartbreaking story. it is inspiring to see representative mcbath turn her grief into action, to help save lives in this country, and i'm hoppered so -- honored to stand by her side. mr. speaker, gun violence is an epidemic in our country. one that requires a national response. in may, 2022, a racist domestic terrorist opened fire in the top supermarket on jefferson avenue in buffalo. in the heart of in the hart of our community stealing the lives of innocent souls and wounding three others. and just la

i believe people of north carolina do not want that.they focus in on this debate, i think they're going to come to realize that this is a binary choice here of two starkly different visions. this debate will set that out. >> you said democrats are not yet enthusiastic about a second biden term. they need to get on board. that's easier said than done though. last month, a report showed that -- how much third party candidates are pulling away from joe biden. what can you do to try to get dissatisfied democrats, particularly young people this year, with the war and the other controversies, getting them enthusiastic about someone when age is also a factor? >> well, i believe that people are disengaged in june. i have been through many elections. i was chair of the democratic governors in 2022. polling didn't look great. people were telling us, we weren't going to do well in 2022 in that june. we ended up plus two. one of the greatest performances midterm performances for a president's party ever of governors. i believe you are going to see

building joe biden vows to keep campaigning off to his shaky to buy performance at a riley in north carolina by didn't insisted he was still the best man to bait donald trump, the us presidents of power and confusion on thursday has a prompt and calls for him to stand down. also on the show, french parties make a last stage push provides ahead of sundays, high stakes snap elections, presidency manual. my crohn wants to keep the file rise out of power. the polls uh taping a be between for the national rally. the welcome to the show. i am jared rate us president joe biden. i'm the democratic party are in damage control after a pull to bite performance against donald trump. now thursday's contest, so bite in stumble and stem through answers and struggle to respond to attacks and false claims from his previous test. on friday, trump told supporters in virginia that the debate was a big victory against the president. a powerful voices that have supported by the unsafe thursday's match off wounded his re election if it the new york times editorial board cooled for him to drop out of the rice. but

6750 which designates the united states postal service 501 mercer street southwest in wilson north carolina, as the milton f. fitch senior post office building. he is an important figure in the history of easte carolina. during mr. fitch's time of bravery serving us in the united statesy during world war ii he earned several three battle stars -- he distinguished himself by contributing to the success of the red ball success a massive convoy system that delivered crucial supplies to allied troops in the war front in europe. after serving his country he settleson, north carolina and became the town's african-american letter carrier since reconstruction. but milton f. fitch senior was more than just that. he made significant contributions to the wilson community through his involvement in social, fraternal and civic organizations. his commitment to advocating for eastern north carolina and the state was truly commendable. after a long life dedicated to his community mr. fitch passed on november 2 to honor milton f. fitch senior hon along with the north carolina delegation just as the post off

he was there in burlington, north carolina, passionately supporting this remarkable team.'m honored to recognize the team. noah, brayden, austin, cameron, brady, jordan, eli mason, raleigh, justin, eastern, dallas, payton, austin, and will. coaching this remarkable team h, russell brand, jamie tilly, and david bryant, also the. and a special shoutout goes m.vl and brayden who also tied a state record with 59 runs in a season. mr. speaker, after each player received their medal, the team was presented the championship trophy and banner. the team gathered on the mound for a group photo. the crowd erupted once again. some moved to tears this time. as the coach, with the help of his family, and a walker, made his way to join the team picture. sports in rural communities unite us. and this team accomplished exactly that. the team has grown up together and will now remain together forever bonded with this achievement. today, tomorrow, forever we are proudly standing with our rams. ram pride forever. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yie

the president today before a fired up crowd of supporters in north carolina declaring, when you get knocked down, you get back up suggesting he's staying in the race. telling the crowd, i know how to do this job. mr. biden today appearing far more energized than last night when he struggled to complete thoughts at time, all while mr. trump delivered a rapid-fire barrage of talking points on immigration and the economy, a number of them false or misleading. president biden calling out mr. trump over his recent criminal conviction and blasting his morals. much of the debate, however, overshadowed by joe biden's on-stage performance. gabe gutierrez has late details. >> reporter: facing panic within the democratic party, today at a raucous rally in north carolina, a defiant president biden declaring he's staying in the race. >> when you get knocked down, you get back up. >> reporter: while acknowledging his debate performance as many democrats panned as a disaster. >> i don't speak as smoothly as i used to. i don't debate as well as i used to, but i know what i do know, i know how to tell the t

host: rich is in north carolina. republican. good morning.nt to talk about when your guest said the vote was unanimous we john know if it was unanimous or not. the judge, we do not know -- we do not know if it was unanimous or not. we do not know the crime they voted on, if all of them voted on the same. they do choice of crimes. -- they had a choice of crimes. if they all votedhost: what is w much attention this will get on capitol hill? how much you think republicans will be talking about this on capitol hill? caller: probably not much other than to say it was a sham. nobody is poting this out. the jurors did not have to be unanimous. host: that is rich in north carolina. about five minutes left with nicholas wu. what haven't we got to you will be looking into thist: i will ag for how members of congress observe the anniversary of d-day coming up this week. part of the reason why this is a short meeting we can congress, house just in session monday through -- a somber moment in our nations history and some lady keep an eye on. host: window

all right, so that police chief you're saying in north carolina has been in communication with darling, which is the company here, any response when you or our team has reached out to the company? yeah, we sent them a long list of questions. we got a very short statement back. basically just saying they apologize for the spill and that they're cooperating with with local authorities. but that's all we've heard so far. okay. so they do have a presence in san francisco. we hope something like this doesn't happen again. keep us posted. michael bott from our investigative unit. thank you michael. up next we use it. but can we trust it? a new poll offering some interesting insight into where we go for election information. we're talking to the man who conducted the poll and san francisco looking to reimagine a tourist hot spot. what it's going to take to turn this multi-million dollar dream into a reality. you're a slow network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate speed for business —our fastest plans yet. we're up to 12 ti