a place of worship and the scene of terror candles laid outside the north church a nice tribute for the victims killed within its walls. what happened inside is now being pieced together by forensics teams france's top counterterrorism prosecutor said this had all the hallmarks of a terrorist attack and they have detained a suspect. who. when he was arrested he was carrying a document in the form of a paper from the italian red cross in the name of a 2 newseum national born in 1909. to gay chanson showing that this is the perpetrator moreover the person concerned is not known if in the national fingerprint database and is not known to the intelligence services. when the police told the church on thursday it was too late to stop the bloodshed a church official and a woman had been stabbed and killed a 3rd person died of her injuries. police found a copy of the koran and 3 large knives in the suspects bags the man is now in hospital in critical condition president mark kroll was at the scene within our was calling for national unity. some of that taking if an attack to get in it's because

the early hours of thursday when a man wielding a knife attacked and killed 3 churchgoers at the north church it came just 2 weeks after the beheading of a teacher in paris who had shown his class caricature is of the prophet muhammad we spoke with a priest who was inside the basilica in nice when the horror unfolded of it i was in that church of the time of the attack it was almost 90 yeah i get a call from the police and was told the deterrent attack has been committed in the not one number close down your church they said a few minutes later they called again saying that 2 people had been killed and fortunately later. was revealed that another person had died it all happened so quickly neither has it on the will i regret to say this but 1st and foremost i feel anger it is not very holy or liquid or the security forces issued a warning and tuesday by the threat of terror attacks been heightened so we all knew about that before the attack but no checks have been make the intelligence services haven't done enough people have died that's why i am angry. i feel confused it's unfair because chri

this is what a church service in north carolina looks like these days, thanks to a pandemic.ight, have lost loved ones. some of us have dealt with unemployment and furlough, so lord, we thank you. mycal brickhouse is a pastor in cary. like other african—american communities, his congregation has been affected disproportionately by coronavirus. god is still moving! god is still working, is still delivering! horns blare. god is still good! we're loading up15 pound produce boxes... his church has organised a foodbank to help those in need. this week you'll find some collared greens, some squash. the loss of life, the loss of employment, is being felt in our community. in my own family, i've lost my grandmother to the virus. this moment should pull at our hearts. we've been able to serve 150,000 meals since march 15 and we're going to continue to go while covid is still making its way through our community. president trump has said that nobody has done more to help african—america ns than himself. i wonder what you make of that statement. how can he make that claim when we are wi

president trump came to power, there has been a surge in political activism in black and progressive churches. northhave to hold them accountable and the best way for me as a pastor to hold them accountable is i have a congregation that is willing to vote them out when they are not doing what is right for our community. injune, in june, black lives injune, black lives matter protesters were cleared from near the white house. donald trump was heading to church are not for a service but for a photo opportunity. the president held up the bible at stjohn's church yesterday. i just wish he opened it once in a while. instead of transitioning it. he is following the radical left agenda. hurt the bible, hurt god... american politics has rarely been as divided and angry as it is today. and it's even reached the quiet suburbs where sean lives with his family. what we have got here isa man family. what we have got here is a man who is intentionally scaring people and making you afraid of your neighbour. this is the stuff that will cause a nation to meltdown. this is the kind of stuff that will destroy the fabr

charlotte, at least five deaths and more than 140 cases of covid-19 have been linked to a north carolina churchs for about a week earlier this month. the mecklenburg county health department has ordered that the united house of prayer for all people closed all of its facilities to in-person events through november 6th and must deep clean the facilities before they can reopen while the county attempts to continue contact tracing others who may have been affected throughout the state. >> thanks to our correspondents for those reports. >>> a hurricane watch for parts of louisiana and mississippi with zeta on a path along the coast, here's pedram javaheri. >> the 27th named storm o. season, the 11th hurricane of the season as well for the atlantic. all now pushing into record territory, and you take a look, the system made landfall as a category 1 just north of talun. all eyes along the gulf coast states where we have not only tropical storm watches but hurricane watches prompted across portions of southeastern louisiana and southern mississippi as well, and in fact, you noticed model guidance betw

. >> reporter: a north carolina church has learned that lesson the hard way. 181 cases tied to a single service in charlotte including five deaths. in illinois, hospitalizations have nearly doubled in the past few weeks. the governor ordering emergency shutdowns of many bars and restaurants sparking lawsuits filed by dozens of restaurant owners. >> the restaurant industry is being singled out for closure even though restaurants are the most highly regulated, frequently inspected and health focused industry there is. >> reporter: in el paso, police say they won't be enforcing an order restricting businesses to essential operations despite a judge saying the area is under siege by the deadly virus as hospitals swell beyond capacity. >> we have a patient up on the floor right now that we've been waiting three days to transfer. >> reporter: as we enter flu season in illinois and california we're now seeing the first instances of patients catching coronavirus and influenza. a potentially lethal combination. >> these are different viruses attacking similar portions of the body and so the dual

. >> reporter: a north carolina church learned the lesson the hard way, 181 cases tied to a single servicen charlotte, including five deaths. in illinois, hospitalizations have nearly doubled in the past few weeks, the governor ordering emergency shutdowns of many bars and restaurants, sparking lawsuits filed by dozens of restaurant owners. >> the restaurant industry is being singled out for closure, even though restaurants are the most highly regulated, frequently inspected and health focused industry there is. >> reporter: in el paso police say they won't be enforcing an order restricting businesses to essential operations, despite a judge saying the area is under siege by the deadly virus, as hospitals swell beyond capacity. >> we have a patient up on the floor right now that will have been waiting three days to transfer. >> reporter: as we enter flu season in illinois and california, we're now seeing the first instances of patients catching coronavirus and influenza. a potentially lethal combination. >> these are different viruses attacking similar portions of the body. and so the dual

underspin back so this is the port and the extraordinary court was also made by the patrick north of the exciter church in his address on the eve of mescal celebrations where you can hear me outlined for political aides to put their differences aside and come in one room and negotiate and discuss i don't think any other way out of this and as we go i hate us whether we want an attic friends or whether we want a unitary system this cannot be gent was that would have been an inclusive or rounded diana it was all state quarters and this is the only way out i see at the moment william. i think it would be very naive to assume that you can tackle ethnic divide when the continent itself has been lost by the byte by the ethnic divide and if in this it's it's woven into the political social and cultural fabric of the continent but what about building democratic institutions because this is where the has failed in a sense or another he came about with this vibrant call for genuine transparency and democracy still doesn't that does not seem to be the case well what we've had what we've had during the premiership

north carolina. the president attended a church service in raleigh, north carolina, a rally in asheville, north carolina and a rally. there is little talk about how to contain coronavirus in the white house. that is a big concern for the journalists hired to cover the president up close. we'll talk about that with the president's correspondence association. those journalists have a huge task ahead of them as november 3rd get closer. just consider what all happened the last few days. >> just three weeks before election day, president trump and joe biden hit the trail. >> president trump on the defensive in every major battleground state. >> president trump on track to hold eight rallies this week alone with no social distancing, let alone masks. >> it's fantastic to be back in north carolina with thousands of loyal, hard-working american people. >> it's the first day of in-person early voting here in this battleground state. >> high turnout is what we're seeing in states with early voting. >> determined americans have stood in hours-long lines. >> it doesn't matter how long it takes, we will stand in lin

in this pandemic. 67-year-old wade danner led the pentecostal house of praise in hickory, north carolina, a church by his great-grandfather in the 1940s. wade's family says he touched thousands of souls in his decades as a pastor. lori rich was a beloved pre-k teacher for 23 years in hamilton, ohio. friends describe her as extraordinarily selfless and caring, not only to her students but also to the many cats and dogs she rescued, raised and gave away. she was just 57 years old. bob mcdonald was a legend in minnesota, the winningest high school basketball coach in state history, he coached nearly all of his 59-year career at chrisom high. all six of his children followed their father into coaching. he was 87. may their memories be a blessing. we will be right back. when you're through with powering through, it's time for theraflu hot liquid medicine. powerful relief so you can restore and recover. theraflu hot beats cold. powerful relief so you can restore and recover. apps except work.rywhere... why is that? is it because people love filling out forms? maybe they like checking with their supervis

gatherings in minnesota, 20 salvation army employees contracted the virus during a conference at church events in north carolina and in maine, nearly 100 tested positive after few took precautions some americans are still spreading the virus because they don't know they're infected, asymptomatic cases are still contagious to others as a tidal wave of infections sweep across the nation, 27 states are seeing an increase in covid deaths. >> he had said good night to the kids and went upstairs and that was the last time saw him alert and basically alive. >> reporter: alice roberts lost her husband rob a 45-year-old new jersey police officer and father of three who had no preexisting conditions. >> i am really tired of pandemic but you can't let your guard down. >> reporter: tonight her warning so other families don't have to share her pain miguel almaguer, nbc news >>> this is gabe gutierrez in the midwest where tonight the region's second surge is spreading rapidly. >> in my 34 years as a physician, i hav never seen so much suffering from a single disease over such a short period of time. >> i'm tired i k

been described as a horrific a brutal attack that took place in the heart of a church that church to the north has done basilica in the center of nice as you mentioned 3 people confirmed dead including one person that we understand was beheaded that came from a police source to the reuters news agency and it has been confirmed by the mayor of niece that the same method was used to kill one person as was used on that teacher who was beheaded 2 weeks ago samuel patty we know the anti terror prosecution has taken over this investigation and while it has not been labeled officially a terror attack it does appear to have all the hallmarks of an islamist attack and that is certainly the view of nieces man. in this new tragedy today we see victims of islamofascism which i repeatedly denounced so 3 dead in this attack but also others have been injured the perpetrator was detained on the scene he was shot by police and then taken to hospital but it's understood that he shouted. out several times god is great again giving us another clear indication of the motivations behind this attack there has been a

and in some of the clearest language yet the head of the roman catholic church says same sex relationships should be protected by north. we begin in the united states where the f.b.i. says russia and iran the have obtained voter registration information in a news conference the intelligence director john ratliff and the f.b.i. director chris ray said there would be consequences for any foreign countries that interfere in the votes let's go straight to mike hanna in washington d.c. mike so the f.b.i. have been giving this rare press conference an interference in the u.s. election what more they've been saying. but i did hear the f.b.i. and the director of national intelligence holding what they called a very important news conference the details being released indicate according to the f.b.i. that 2 foreign players iran and russia had been actively interfering in the selection they do not have any evidence directly connected to russia at this point they say however they insist that iran is behind a series of emails that has been sent to democratic voters undercutting president trump and attempting to incite social unre

who was it i was in that church of the time of the attack it was almost 9 am i get a call from the police and was told the detector attack has been committed in the north when numbers are closed down your church they said a few minutes later they called again saying that 2 people had been killed and fortunately later it was revealed that another person had died it all happened so quickly neither has it on the i regret to say this but 1st and foremost i feel anger it is not very holy only the security forces issued a warning in tuesday by the threat of terror attacks being high so we all knew about that before the attack but no checks have been make the intelligence services haven't done enough people have died that's why i am angry. i feel confused it's unfair because christians and their feet they have nothing to do with this what people don't know is that charlie hebdo has made more caricatures about christians and catholics the muslims the problem is not that these people are muslim the problem is that these people who commit these crimes are fanatics that is why it's so dramatic. people go there to be done it muslims across the world have voiced th

in june of this year there were riots involving church and muslims against north africans in the city of the zhong there were significant riots. most of these involved disputes among gangs usually fueled by petty crime and drug. business and things like that not religion so but there is a sense that the church and another refugees are left to their own devices the police the night into remain until it was too late ok we're just very interesting points being made there though political analyst i was stunned reporter live on the program thank you for thank you. so just minutes after a new humanitarian ceasefire was reached between armenia and azerbaijan both sides were accusing each other violating it this latest truce was negotiated after a powerful explosions rocked a couple of back on saturday fighting also went on in other parts of the disputed region as well he said all of reports now from historic a theater all that was hit by shelling. the war in the going to care about has not just about trivial territorial gains it's a long lasting it with lots of bad blood between both sides a

like a north carolina teacher and church volunteer. how much money have you raised?illion dollars. >> reporter: half a million for a seat that pays how much? >> $14,000 a year. >> reporter: democrats are flooding we legislative races with cash. a slew of grass roots funded groups leading a fight to regain chambers. why? gerrymandering. giving one party the advantage which republicans did in some key states after big wins in 2010. judges have compared the drawing of maryland's third congressional to a cream scene, and ohio's -- crime scene, and ohio's is pumping up the number of republican voters. mallory roman. >> nobody has to compete for votes. we have lazy representatives who don't want to represent us because nobody to going to challenge them. >> reporter: in north carolina francis's alma mater is slit into to republican districts. >> map manipulation is driving donations. >> i can't believe people have been so kind to contribute to my race and they don't know who i am, but they know the importance of the election. >> reporter: important may be an understatement.

a north carolina teacher and church volunteer challenging an incumbent republican state assemblyman.oney have you raised? >> we have raised over half a million dollars. >> half a million for a seat that pays how much? >> $14,000 a year. >> democrats are flooding key legislative races with cash. $111 million just through september. a slew of grassroots funded groups leading a fight to regain control of house and senate chambers. why? gerrymandering. the act of manipulating district boundaries to give one party the advantage which republicans did after big wins in 2010. judges compared the drawing of maryland's 3rd congressional district to blood spatter at a crime scene. and ohio's fourth nicknamed the duck crosses four counties to pump up the number of republican voters. malorie works with one of the groups supporting candidates like jackson. >> you have a bunch of safe seats. nobody has to compete for our votes and a bunch of lazy representatives who don't want to represent us because no one is going to challenge them and they'll not lose. >> gerrymandering is so egregious in north

but they did find allies among missionaries who lived among them and the church-based groups in the north. this was the single most controversial issue to come before the republic up to that date. and it prompted the first petition campaign to congress. there were thousands and thousands of americans in the north who drafted the petitions, both men and women and that was lawful at the time. it was a heartfelt critical petition to congress you quoted a writer from the georgia journal 1825 saying if you want to make citizens negroes will be next and this is a critical part of your analysis, the expulsion and expansion of slavery were intertwined how are they exposed in the argument that southerners were making for indian removal? >> in so many ways, the issues were deeply connected and the first on this cotton producing land fertile soil that runs through georgia, alabama and mississippi and runs right through the traditional homelands of the chickasaw nation. they had experience with moving people because they had been engaged in first the transatlantic slave trade and then engaged in the

of the catholic church in poland the catholic church in africa which is conservative and is growing compared that with what you see here in europe or in north america. i think i mean the reactions are clearly going to be very loud i just do not think that the polish church he's significant enough in terms of like the global church politics but the american catholic church which has one of its branches at least which is the one that's a seated usually with figures like cardinal burke are you know extremely extremely conservative had been extremely critical of this pope in have full o. sort of a form of god only see some done away from the principles of mercy that this pope as he has tried to push forth that you have studied already helping gather care for other human beings you have taken position much closer to american imagine jenny police something which has really brought you said i virgins from from the current church those people are already out into our airwaves and are already out online sort of offering really love bihari criticisms of the spot pacy i think it's very important to point out that the reaction by and large it's been qu

north carolina. president attended a church service in las vegas. a rally in carson city, nevada and in california. he claims without proof that he is immune from covid-19. little has changed about how the administration plans to contain coronavirus within the white house. that is a big concern for the journalists who were assigned to cover the president up close. we'll discuss that with the president of the white house correspondent association. those journalists have a huge task ahead as november 3 gets closer. consider what happened the last few days. >> just three weeks before election day president trump and joe biden hit the trail. >> president trump on the defensive. in every major battleground state. >> president trump on track to hold eight rallies this week alone. >> with no social distancing, not a lot of masks. >> it's fantastic to be in north carolina. with thousands of loyal hard working american people. >> it's the first day of in person early voting here in the battleground state. >> high turn out is what we're seeing in states with early voting. >> determined americans have stood i

north carolina home. >> boy scout groups, church people come in, and see what he collected.of the collection spreads well beyond hickory. >> moon and irene had an opportunity to sell this exhibit to john wayne. >> excuse me? john wayne came to look at the exhibit? >> yeah. but moon asked him, "will you keep it all together?", he says, "no," and moon wouldn't sell it to him, because he knew it was going to be split up. >> according to underwood, the "duke" wasn't the last offer moon received. one was for half-a-million bucks. >> he turned down $500,000? >> yes. >> that sounds perfectly reasonable to american indian historian joe candio. >> the collection certainly is extremely valuable. you're seeing a lot of just pristine, perfect arrowpoints. >> on the low end, these intact arrowheads could run from 5- to 15-bucks apiece. >> as you go back in time, typically an arrowhead becomes more valuable. some of the oldest points, my goodness, i have seen those go anywhere from $500-to-$2,000. >> 5 bucks here, 1,000 bucks there -- the value of the 250,000 arrowheads adds up quickly. d

they did find allies among missionaries who lived among them and also the church -based groups in the north. this was a single most controversial issue to come before the public. and it prompted the first campaign to congress with thousands and thousands of americans in the north who drafted positions with both men and women and that was novel at the time because women were not seem to be appropriate participants. they drafted the petitions. and deeply they were critical positions to congress asking the native people to stay in their home. >> they were condemning the northern hypocrisy. i think from 1825. saint if you want to make indian citizens. they would be net's. and the expansion of slavery. it was really intertwined. in some anyways and as we talked about. the black belts. the fertile soil that runs that way. and it's the traditional homelands of the creek. planters wanted to they had experience with moving people because they had been engaged in the trans atlantic trade slave. and then the interstate slave trade. but also, they were used two commanding people so to have people of co

war in africa where the catholic church congregations are growing and where you see more conservative views that this attitude would not be appreciated but perhaps in north america it we'll. well i think it won't create a nuclear age the cleavage is there the catholic church is really split wide open. people talk about conservative and liberal groups i think that's misleading there are 2 really 2 basic ways of looking at the church francis represents one and his predecessors after the vatican 2 in the 1960 s. that is pope paul the 6th in particular pope john paul 1st pope john paul the 2nd and benedict the sixteenth's were all somewhat in would looking they all pay tribute to vatican $2.00 to the reforms vatican 2 but in fact they were peddling as it passed as they could against the stream they're trying to turn things back the catholic church has a kind of myth that it doesn't change but in fact it does change of course it mustn't be seen to change and francis is the 1st pope really since the vatican 2 who has taken the council teaching very serious and wants the church to go out into the world and to engage with the world where it is and he has been si

or in africa where the catholic church congregations are growing and where you see more conservative views that this attitude would not be appreciated but perhaps in north america it will. well i think it won't create a new cleavage the cleavage is there the catholic church is really split wide open people talk about conservative and liberal groups i think that's misleading there are 2 really 2 basic ways of looking at the church francis represents one and his predecessors after the vatican 2 in the 1960 s. that is pope paul the 6th in particular pope john paul 1st pope john paul the 2nd and benedict the sixteenth's were all somewhat inward looking they all paid tribute to that in 2 to the reforms about intubate in fact they were peddling as it passed as they could against the stream they're trying to turn things back the catholic church has a kind of myth that it doesn't change but in fact it does change of course it mustn't be seen to change and francis is the 1st pope really since the vatican 2 who has taken the council teaching very serious and wants the church to go out into the world and to engage with the world where it is and he has been signali

he's a north carolina man who was on a metal detecting trip near maine and he found this by a church.-year-old copper penny. this is obviously pre-lincoln. so there's lady liberty on it. it's from the first decade of money minted by the united states. you were wondering what church in maine. well, he's not sharing because he wants to go back and see what else he can find. they go for about $200 on ebay but he's not selling it. he's keeping it for his collection. >> i don't blame him. >>> you ever walk by somewhere for the smell? is one of those places kfc? because now they're selling a log just in time for winter that will burn and smell like the herbs and spices for kfc. the scented fire logs kick off monday when the product hits the shelves on walmart. you can get it online at walmart.com. the log burns up to three unbearable hours. it's made from 100% recycled material. the kfc 11 herbs and spices fire log is on sale for $15.88$15.88 from $20, on walmart for a limited time. >> this is triggering, because if you've ever worked at a fast food restaurant, you know you cannot shake the

of the catholic church in poland the catholic church in africa which is conservative and is growing compared that with what you see here in europe or in north america. i think i mean the reactions are clearly going to be very loud i just do not think that the polish church is significant enough in terms of like the global church politics but the american catholic church which has one of its branches at least which is the one that's a seated usually with figures like cardinal burke are you know extremely extremely conservative had been extremely critical of this pope and have full o. sort of a form of god only see some done away from the principles of mercy that this pope as he has tried to push forth that you have studied already helping down there are for other human beings you have to be in position much closer to american imagine jenny police something which has really brought you said i virgins from from the current church those people are already out into our airwaves and are already out online sort of offering really lobby area criticisms of the spa pacy think it's very important to point out that the reaction by and large it's been q

the catholic church in poland and the catholic church in africa which is conservative and is growing compared that with what you see here in europe or in north america. i think i mean the reactions are clearly going to be very loud i just do not think that the polish church he's significant enough in terms of like the global church politics but the american catholic church which has one of its branches at least which is the one that's a seated usually with figures like cardinal burke or you know extremely extremely conservative had been extremely critical of this pope and have full o. sort of a form of god only see some that away from the principles of mercy that this pope as he has tried to push forth they do have sunny darty helping down there for other human beings they have taken a position much closer to american imagine jenny police something which has really brought you said i virgins from from the current church those people are already out in their airwaves and already out online sort of offering really lobby area criticisms of the spa pacy i think it's very important to point out that the reaction by and large has been quite busted

with the ultra-orthodox jewish leaders como says he will meet with the black church community and catholic community. northther areas in the state are seeing spikes in covid cases. the governor says the so-called clusters must be contained and he criticized local governments for not doing more to prevent the spread of the virus. new york state will be in charge of compliance of health and safety rules n the rules of governor andrew cuomo i quote him, you will see more people die if woe don't do more enforcement. melissa. melissa: david lee, thank you for that. connell? connell: all right. melissa, let's talk to one ever the small businesses that could be impacted by all of this. kathy and megan join us. they are owners of a gym, tfw, in brookline. as melissa said, david reported it, some of this is very confusing today. cathy i will start with you, some of you guys can stay open as i right? as the back and forth goes between the governor and mayor although i'm not 100% how this will play out next couple days. what have you been told if anything? >> i do have to agree with you it is very confusing. yesterda

example the highest court in germany in april overruled a blanket ban on church services or a local court in the state of north rhine-westphalia in the summer sent back to regulators a lock down extension on the meat packing industry saying again it was too broad so what courts are essentially doing is weighing the purpose the goals of a measure of legitimate goals against the costs of that measure and in this particular case in berlin the court pointed out that it is not proven that restaurants and bars are one of the major vectors of spreading corona and that in fact there's another rule in place in regard to restaurants and bars that would serve the same purpose as the one that was overturned here namely bars and restaurants here are not allowed to serve alcohol after 11 pm and the court at least in this case viewed that as sufficient to ensure that people wouldn't relax their inhibitions and get too close to each other if the restaurant stayed open a little longer. i wonder whether you see a tendency or at threat there runs through these rulings. i absolutely do and it would be the attempt to balance justi

the black baptists, it also applies to black episcopalians and black members church that started in southern virginia and north carolina. the term soul liberty refers to an idea of liberty ash religious freedom. worship when,n where, and with whom they chose. it points to an idea of equity and justice and righteousness that they were also pursuing in the religious communities but also as a broader public landscape. [indiscernible] two members of the zion church. one of the few original black denominations that were started in the south. all pursuing the idea of being able to worship as they saw fit and the ideas of freedom, equity, and justice. >> your answer captures many of the fascinating aspects of it. one of which that particularly struck me and in the text and in your own notes, is that the pursuit of liberty is at first glance might read as liberty to worship separate from white interference which is part of the story. also, liberty that allows for different types of formation of the free people of the religious world. the ways thatt the baptist and ame church stood so centrally in the literature which

church of england in 1770. he came under the influence of john wesley's evangelical methodism in 1776. fields,in preaching in a good sign in north america and a bad sign in britain. influential person or subjected. a new priest was secretly hired. whileas dismissed preaching on easter sunday and 1777. likes wrong out of church, being drummed out of the military. he strolled down the center mobe and was greeted by a that was drunk on cider. but he rebounded. he became john wesley's confidant. september 1784, wesley ordained coke as a bishop for the rapidly growing american branch of the movement. americat quickly for when fellow clergy accused him of exercising undue influence over a senile wesley. 1784, he arrived in america and begin the work of organizing a new separate methodist church here. drafted new5, coke rules for the church in a book of discipline. the rules were designed to eradicate slavery. he included provisions that copied virginia's statute that allowed masters to free slaves in the commonwealth. that statute had been enacted in 1782. produced and, had dedicated opposition from a proslavery majority. coke took it

speaking to supporters — joe biden holds a campaign rally in north carolina, as president trump attends his second rally of the day in nevada. churchesay of peaceful protests turns violent.

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north carolina. today the president has been in nevada. he's attended a service at the international churchs vegas. once considered a battleground state, nevada hasn't swung for a republican presidential contender since 200a. another rally is about to get under way, this time in carson city. this is the same live, where we are expecting donald trump to arrive and to address those hundreds, possibly thousands of supporters, many of whom have been waiting for several hours for a glimpse of president trump. doors open some time ago, so trump. doors open some time ago, so we are trump. doors open some time ago, so we are awaiting his arrival. it has just been five weeks of course since donald trump was back in the same state. this is a key programme for him and we will turn to carson city airport where this rally is taking place as soon as we see the president. the democratic presidential candidate, joe biden, has accused president trump of lying to americans about the state of the coronavirus pandemic in the united states. campaigning in the swing state of north carolina, where 20% of register

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hundreds attended an event at bethel church in redding even after infections had been confirmed there. northporting their highest number of daily cases since the start of the pandemic. this week, the state reporting fewer than 20 staffed icu beds available. and with small family gatherings a concern. beverly hills has banned trick or treating and spraying shaving cream on halloween. >>> it's the election version of anything you can do i can do better. president trump and former vice president joe biden participating in dueling town halls after their second debate was cancelled. biden will be appearing on abc from philadelphia, the president on nbc from miami, both at 8:00 p.m. >>> >> trump is holding a rally in north carolina today. early in-person voting has begun and cases are spiking. he took to the stage in iowa where cases are spiking and he did next to nothing to protect thousands of iowans in this crowd. cnn's jim acosta is on the ground in des moines. >> reporter: president trump staged another potential super spreader event with thousands of people on hand. many were not practicing

north. neither local police i'm i'm concerned i think that governor should be ready. and and i i call it deployed to the church to let the ballot kerik going peacefully without interruption. >>and michael is acknowledging tension surrounding the election they could go beyond an interruption of the ballot count to other kinds of civil unrest, bottom line he is calling this a very different election season. vicki and grant thank you hear it on for we've been asking you to send in your. >>election questions in there, quite a few common questions that we've received including this one from tisha nichols. she wants to know what you should do if you haven't received your mail in ballot. yet even if the ballot tracker online says is on the way. elections officials say if you still haven't received your ballot. contact your local registrar office immediately. >>we don't want through the different options for you. we have programs where we will still mail a ballot so in the day today to voters you can pick up about our office in person we have ballot runners that are delivering palace out certain circumstances and depe