and as we are hearing from our correspondentjeff parker —— jess parker, from our correspondentjeff parkeris an expectation that there will be no new major announcements coming out of the discussions in germany between the leaders of the uk, germany and france as well as the united states. if you're justjoining as well as the united states. if you'rejustjoining us, this is a visit by presidentjoe biden to germany. he is expecting the guard of honour with the german president, frank—walter steinmeier. this will be president biden�*s last visit to germany. before he stepped down as president. and we are going to leave those scenes in berlin and take you to ohrid in north macedonia. this is the coffin of the former first minister of scotland, alex salmond, which is being brought out the vehicle. it is being draped with the scottish national flag. in the next few minutes, we are expecting that his body will be repatriated from north macedonia and be brought back to the uk and taken to aberdeen. this is the scene in ohrid in north macedonia, where the body of the former scottish first minister

every day. >> reporter: police say the man they found alive is one of nadine parker's two sons. in mid-august union city police issued a silver alert for parker who suffered from alzheimer's. while she was found safe, sergeant heyward says the son suffers from some sort of mental illness. they believe the body in the bathroom may belong to his brother and say they believe he died of natural causes. the coroner's office is still looking into the cause of death and trying to match dna to positively identify the body. police do not believe foul play was involved. >>> she has no right to make herself a victim in this. >> there have been plenty of explosive moments in the trial of nima momeni, the man accused of killing cashapp founder bob lee, but this time the drama spilled out into the hallways of the courthouse. those comments you just heard were from bob lee's ex-wife about the suspect's sister who took the stand today for what could be her final time. momeni's sister's testimony is important because she spent a lot of time with lee on the night of his murder. lauren toms has mo

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and that would be my grandson parker and his two brothers. so remember this.ake america great again. thank you. ♪ ♪ announcer: c-span is live in green bay, wisconsin where donald trump is set to speak to supporters at a campaign rally underway. the former president expected to speak in about one hour at 7:00 p.m. eastern time and we will have his remarks live and it gets underway. until then we will show some of today's washington journal. washington journal continues. host: george conway is back with us. lawyer, pungent and the president of the anti-psychopath political action committee. what is your explanation for donald trump erasing kamala harris' lead in national polls according to the a

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jessica parker reports. faced five sex offence charges, including three of rape. though tried in his native germany, the offences were alleged to have happened in portugal over a 17—year period. today he was cleared on all counts. translation: the verdict corresponds to what i, if you remember, _ 36 main trial days ago, also announced here in front of the press. it was foreseeable, at least from the point of view of the defence, that there can only be one result that corresponds to the factual and legal situation, and that is the acquittal. it was in portugal's algarve where 47—year—old bruckner, a convicted sex offender, lived for many years. the same region from where british toddler madeleine mccann went missing in 2007 from herfamily�*s holiday apartment. bruckner has for years been identified as the main suspect in her disappearance by german prosecutors. a legal team who also brought the case that bruckner was today acquitted on. the ruling has no direct impact to the maddie case because the findings o

and the parker news is a positive for the nike stock.start this conversation asking why you think this will pay off for disney from here instead of just being another period of turmoil? >> well, i think the important thing, kelly, and thank you for having me on, is that the process is robust, and also that there is a clear timeline. it's certainly been a big focus, particularly in hollywood. the town is focused on changes at the disney company. so putting a timeline of early '26 out there gives investors, the press and employees some clarity and hopefully some comfort about the robust process in a timeline to make the next appointment. >> i thought it was important to learn that james gorman sees him s self-as a ceo whisperer. the first time around when iger was so vaunted and the stock was doing so well, stratransition se like a big deal. this time around i'm less clear what they're searching for >> well, look, i think the walt disney company has a lot of different businesses, and media is an area of tremendous disr disruption, innovati

our berlin correspondent, jessica parker, has more on this. essen, west germany, a place many migrants come to or pass through. it's here ourjournalist is posing as a syrian man who wants to get to britain on a small boat. wearing a secret camera, he meets this man, a boat smuggler, who says his name is abu sahar. these are videos from abu sahar — motors, dinghies, for use in migrant crossings. this one, he's suggested, is being stored nearby, somewhere around essen, ready, for the right price. they end up at a cafe. it's becoming clear someone else is coming. months of groundwork have led up to this moment. our guy is just a couple of streets away, having a meeting with his contact. we've got a tracker on him. we're parked up here. we don't want to get too close — that could compromise things — but we've got to be close enough in case there's a problem and we have to get him out of there. they'rejoined by a man known as al hal — the uncle, a term of authority. due to strict german law, we can't record the sound of the meeting. so, right after

jessica parker, bbc news. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news.olding talks in london with arab leaders in a fresh attempt to find a way to end the fighting in the middle east. in qatar this weekend, mediators will reconvene for the first time in weeks, trying to revive lapsed negotiations on a ceasefire in gaza. mr blinken has spoken to the lebanese prime minister, najib mikati, and is also talking to the foreign ministers from jordan and the united arab emirates. the secretary of state promised to work with real urgency for diplomatic solutions. our state department correspondent, tom bateman, has this update. what they been struck what they have been trying to do his work on the day after plan, a post—conflict plan for gaza, how to secure it and crucially, whatever process which of these negotiations will work out what happens next in the demand and the withdrawal of israeli troops from gaza and a full end to the war and what americans are trying to do after the death of sinwar to set that process to the side and work on the postwar plan and i

our berlin correspondent jessica parker has more on this.come to or pass through. it's here ourjournalist is posing as a syrian man who wants to get to britain on a small boat. wearing a secret camera, he meets this man, a boat smuggler, who says his name is abu sahar. these are videos from abu sahar — motors, dinghies for use in migrant crossings. this one, he's suggested, is being stored nearby, somewhere around essen, ready for the right price. they end up at a cafe. it's becoming clear someone else is coming. months of groundwork have led up to this moment. our guy is just a couple of streets away, having a meeting with his contact. we've got a tracker on him. we're parked up here. we don't want to get too close. that could compromise things, but we've got to be close enough in case there's a problem and we have to get him out of there. they'rejoined by a man known as al hal — the uncle — a term of authority. due to strict german law, we can't record the sound of the meeting. so, right after, ourjournalist describes to me what happened.

jessica parker, bbc news.an: around the world and across the u.k., this is bbc news. ♪ >> the u.s. secretary of state antony blinken has been holding talks in london with arab leaders in a fresh attempt to find a way to end the fighting in the middle east. in qatar this weekend, mediators will reconvene for the first time in weeks, trying to revive lapse negotiations on a cease-fire in gaza. mr. blinken has spoken to the nobody's prime minister and is also talking to the foreign ministers from jordan and the united arab emirates. the tecra terry us a promise to work with a real urgency with diplomatic solutions. our state department correspondent tom bateman has this update. >> what the americans have been trying to do here in london and in the region over the last few days, traveling with mr. blinken, is to work on what they post-conflict plan for gaza. how to secure it, how to rebuild it, and crucially, how it would be governed. that might seem a bit odd seeing as they have not made any progress for weeks on

i'm excited to go forward with kamala harris parker short. thank you so much for being with us, we'll be watching this race very closely. >> thank you for having me were on a those boat. >> y'all all right. >> and still to come, boeing is in a bind after the union reject his offer to end a weeks-long stripe love details ahead new experience insurance marketplace, experienced shop with over 40 top providers to find you a really great rate. >> that sounds nay-saying. and on average, you could save over $800. i'm ready to save over aid on start now and experian.com how did you get your teeth? so i you've got to use it right toothpaste of your see not all toothpastes widen the same crass 3-d white removes 100% more stains for a noticeably wider smile, new personal best press hi it's that time of year again, the medicare annual enrollment period, you might be thinking, why should i care? >> well, if you're 65 or older or on medicare, you should because the annual enrollment period, which is right now it's when you can change your medicare plan and

jessica parker, bbc news. bbc investigation, home secretary yvette cooper has made the following comments about smuggler gangs: 7 they have been getting away with it for far too long. that is why since the election we have set up the new border security command 7 to work with partners across europe ?it is only by working with other countries that we will strengthen our border security and tackle this appalling trade in people. this expose the gym connection to the human smuggling trade across the english channel. let's turn to the middle east —and there are reports at least 20 people are dead following an israeli air strike in the southern gaza city of khan younis. meanwhile us secretary of state has met with the jordanian foreign minister ayman safadi in london — the lebanese state media say three journalists have been killed in an israeli air strike in southern lebanon , an act described as a war crime by lebanon's minister of information. the strikes on friday morning reportedly targeted their residence in

ryan has a 4th grader at jean parker. she held up her sign proud before getting the opportunity to voice her concerns out. a family meeting with superintendent dr matt thinking send our kids to school they don't know far away and all the kids they don't know each other. they have to re-learn all the teachers and staff and don't do teachers like sarah karp also rallied. i mean, it makes hard to come every day. she's been teaching in this district for more than 20 years. but with the future unknown, she says it's hard to focus on this semester. so many questions that we have no control over a little over a mile away. >> young students also rallied at san francisco public montessori before their parents session with the superintendent. and as a member of the pta, i'm here too. >> voice our concerns and get him to. >> hold them accountable. montessori parents like birth argument or upset their schools on the list because they want their children to continue on with this rare kind of education, the one and only public montesso

jessica parker, bbc news.ing. we're the home of us election insights and tonight a developing story. one of america's most read papers, the washington post, won't endorse a candidate for this election for the first time in over 30 years. the decision was reportedly on the instructions of its propertier, jeff bezos, the owner of amazon. we'll explain why it's causing concern with a panel of the bbc�*s best us election podcasters. newsnight, in eight minutes over on bbc two, on bbc news and iplayer. adam, thank you. adam fleming. the former head of the american clothing chain abercrombie & fitch, mikejeffries, has pleaded not guilty to sex trafficking and prostitution charges. our correspondent rianna croxford investigated the story for the bbc, and that led to the fbi's inital investigation. she reports now from the court in new york state. mrjeffries, do- you have any regrets? mikejeffries, the former ceo of abercrombie & fitch, in new york, leaving the federal court. what do you say to the men. who say you ex

are being stored in secret warehouses around the city of essen. 0ur berlin correspondent, jessica parker a place many migrants come to or pass through. it's here ourjournalist is posing as a syrian man who wants to get to britain on a small boat. wearing a secret camera, he meets this man, a boat smuggler, who says his name is abu sahar. these are videos from abu sahar — motors, dinghies, for use in migrant crossings. this one, he's suggested, is being stored nearby, somewhere around essen, ready, for the right price. they end up at a cafe. it's becoming clear someone else is coming. months of groundwork have led up to this moment. 0ur guy is just a couple of streets away, having a meeting with his contact. we've got a tracker on him. we're parked up here. we don't want to get too close — that could compromise things — but we've got to be close enough in case there's a problem and we have to get him out of there. they'rejoined by a man known as al hal — the uncle, a term of authority. due to strict german law, we can't record the sound of the meeting. so, right after, ourjournalist descr

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jessica parker, bbc news.three teenagers in south wales in the run up to the budget next week, the prime minister has been coming under pressure to define who fits the definition of �*a working person', because labour's election manifesto promised that a labour government wouldn't increase taxes on working people. let's talk to hannah miller at westminster. what's been said today? that phrase, no tax rises for working people, was very politically useful for labour during the general election. a lot of people might reasonably have heard it and thought that that meant for them there would not be any tax rises. it now appears, though, that the definition has narrowed quite significantly. keir starmer said that when he talks about working people, he means people who go out, earn a monthly pay cheque but don't necessarily have huge amounts of money in the bank if they or their family get into difficulties, or there is something unexpected that they need to pay for. they might have some savings but not a huge amount

i want to start with your mayor parker. where are you, mayor? a phenomenal leader.has been extraordinary. thank you speaker mcclinton. thank you representatives, dean and scallon. and let's send bob casey back to the united states senate and to all the community and elected leaders here. i thank you. i had a chance to visit with many of you this afternoon. i thank you for the leadership you provide in so many ways. [crowd yelling i love you] i love you back. i love so to everyone here. i thank you. [cheers and applause] i thank you because you have taken time this afternoon, this sunday afternoon, out of your busy lives for us to all be here together under one roof to make the point that we are all in this together. we are all in this together and we are all here together because we also understand how high the stakes are at this very moment. philadelphia, we've got nine days, nine days, nine days left in one of the most consequential elections of our lifetime. and we know this is going to be a tight race until the very end. so we have a lot of work ahead of us, but

jessica parker, bbc news.ys. it's going to turn drier, but it's also going to turn colder. may well be some frost at night as well. tonight, though, is going to be on the mild side because we're keeping a lot of cloud. it's going to be very difficult to see the meteor shower. the really heavy rain that we're seeing across the south, it's going to move away into the north sea. further north still some showery rain to come. and with all that cloud around, it's going to be mild. lowest temperatures will be in northern scotland at around 7—8 degrees. now heading into tomorrow, we're going to find some more showers breaking out for england and wales, not quite as many or as heavy as today, mind you, but there's more cloud in the north, bringing some rain down across eastern scotland into northeast england. western scotland and northern ireland should be a bit drier here, but it's going to feel colder across northern areas in particular. for all of us, temperatures will be a little bit lower than today, could reach

the model for that particular poster was naomi parker freely.o whether whether it is may parker that is here -- stand up, may. they were building boeing be 17's. -- b-17s. tell phyllis gold, who was a welder in the richmond. she was one of the first women in the union. -- the boilermakers union. or marian souza. can you stand? she was a 17-year-old draftsman at the richmond shipyards. or betty read, the oldest national park ranger who was african- american, who couldn't be real easy -- rosie. they all inspired us and brought their can-do attitude from world war ii to the halls of congress. to make the rosie the riveter gold medal reality. they thankfully never had to weld the members to support the legislation. during world war ii, they were called women ordinance workers. and these were called wow bandannas that you could purchase for 375 four dozen. all i can say now is wow. thank you all for what you have done. from the first district of pennsylvania.e first district of >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable brian fitzpatrick, the united stat

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and to bring him close to the facts of the national debate we are having. >> brad stone and mario parkerks for the insights. we will bring in our economic panel next to debate the merits of trump's known policy propoa. it is coming up next on a special edition of balance of power on bloomberg tv and radio. >> when i am going to do is something nobody has thought about doing. no tax on tips. as part of our additional tax cuts, we will end taxes on overtime. i want to cut taxes on americans will putting tariffs on china and foreign countries to bring our jobs back home. >> my plan is to make the trump tax cuts permanent. they are massive tax cuts, biggest ever, and to cut taxes more with a reduction in the corporate tax rate from 21% to 15%. no tax on social security benefits. saving thousands of dollars for residents of new york, pennsylvania, new jersey, and other high cost states. >> as part of our tax cuts, we will make interest on car loans fully deductible. >> collection of economic policy proposals former president donald trump has rolled out over the past couple weeks and months as

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it's ryan has a 4th grader at jayne parker. she held up her sign proud before getting the opportunity to voice her concerns at a family meeting with superintendent dr matt wayne. this thing can be. >>and our kids to school they don't know far away and all the kids they don't know each other. they have to re-learn all the teachers and staff and bays. >>teachers like sarah karp also rallied. i mean, it makes hard to come every day. she's been teaching in this district for more than 20 years. but with the future unknown, she says it's hard to focus on this questions that we have no control over a little over a mile away. young students also rallied at san francisco public montessori before their parents session with the superintendent. and as a member of the pta, i'm here too. >>voice our concerns and get him to. >>hold them accountable. montessori parents like birth argument or upset their schools on the list because they want their children to continue on with this rare kind of education, the one and only public montessori that

parker dw correspondent maria mats. it joins us now from tbilisi, where you, as we just had presidents illuminates, are a bit unique, says she will not recognize the results of the election. can tell us more about what she said. indeed the press uh, at the breathtaking she saw that the election results are illegitimate. um that she is not recognizing that she sees the boat as the takeover as russia taking over a georgia. that's what street side of the briefing surrounded by the positional policies. now it's, it's should be noted that want a positional party that made it to the problem and according to official results were not present at that meeting. now we are trying to understand why this happened . so you know, thomas from them but uh the she urged people to come out on the streets tomorrow in the evening and to defend their votes. she also sides or is the western partners a she said to make it, make their statements clear and not to side with what she calls illegitimate parliament. now she said that uh, this is the

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jessica parker, bbc news.n today, including from the british government, who were talking about how everybody, whether it is britain, whether it is germany, other european nations involved in this fight, need to step in enforcement because it is an issue that stretches right back from the shores of northern france into europe and as you just heard in my report, the smoker spoke about how their equipment actually comes from turkey. and other research suggested that itself in some ways or in some parts has been shipped over from china so this is a huge network that we are talking about. the german government response today and has been that cooperation between countries has been very good for many years and will continue to be so, but there is some frustration in the british government about germany's legal framework and the manner in which is tackling this issue. for example, as i mentioned, is not technically illegal to smuggle or help smuggle people out of the eu to the uk, which is a third country after brex

jessica parker, bbc news. the time is 18.15. our top story this evening.ission to cause mayhem on the uk's streets. and we head to the post office inquiry with 91 year old former postmistress betty brown — still waiting for full compensation after being blamed for computer system errors. the description needs to be no more than 89 characters (including spaces) and iplayer advise that names help sell a show. coming up on bbc news... injury problems for the home nations — england captain harry kane trained on his own ahead of england's match with greece, while angus gunn is ruled out of scotland's games against croatia and portugal. israel says its troops have expanded ground operations into south west lebanon with 15,000 troops now deployed. hezbollah has continued to fire rockets into israel from lebanon. clive myrie is injerusalem yes, israel's military has been stepping up operations on the ground in lebanon, with attacks now in the south west of the country, as well as the south east. and there have been more large explosions today in the capital, beiru

he joins actors like sarah jessica parker and taylor swift as well as musicians like lizzo, usher andearing tomorrow on the world's most listened—to podcast, thejoe rogan experience, he joins actors like sarah jessica parker and taylor swift as well as musicians like lizzo, usher and taylor swift in backing harris for the top job. while donald trump is appearing tomorrow on the world's most listened—to podcast, thejoe rogan experience, continuing his so—called "bro" podcast tour to reach young male voters. the former president's backers also include musicians like kid rock and amber rose, along with the actors dennis quaid and roseanne barr. steven ross is the author of hollywood, left and right. he explained who he believes is winning the battle for celebrity backing. i would say for this election, celebrity endorsements are going to help kamala harris more than they're going to help trump, in large part cos trump is already a star. make a difference? they absolutely _ make a difference? they absolutely do _ make a difference? they absolutely do when - make a difference? they absolut

goldman sachs raises warby parker to a buy. there are several tailwinds.>>> time for the global briefing. the banks are lowering the one-year and five-year prime rates. this is the move by the chinese government to jump start economic growth and halt the slowing housing market. >>> and sanofi in talks to sell opella. it is joining a number of rivals in shedding assets. it is valued at $17 billion. opella brands include the allergy drug allegra. >>> coming up on "worldwide exchange," the one word every investor needs to know today and over two weeks to go until election day, the race with harris and trump remains tight. our brian sullivan is in pennsylvania taking a closer look at one county that could play a pivotal role. brian, good morning. >> frank, you hear the term battleground states or swing states all the time. it is swing or battleground counts or cities. coming up after the break, we are live and we will introduce you to one othf e most important places in america and all economic stats that may ultimately turn the election. that is next right he

we're cooking with queen camilla's son, tom parker bowles. pull together 200 years.sy with opendoor. sell your home in any season, for any reason. [vampire hiss] (vo) start your move at opendoor.com. ♪♪ >>> we are back with >>> we are back with a very special edition of "today food" joined by tom parker-bowles, the son of queen camilla. he is out with a cookbook, "cooking and the crown: royal recipes from queen victoria to king charles iii." tom, good morning. spent a fair amount of time in buckingham palace. this is exciting. you got a little royal meal for us prepared today. >> well, there's some sandwiches. there's also a couple of other strong drinks. >> it made me laugh. we have two cocktails. well, you know your audience. >> two strong cocktails. and they are -- the book is about 200 years of history. it's not all about roast swan and, you know, door mouse and caviar and easy recipes that are easy to cook. just been gleaned. >> some people might be intimidated. they think this is food for a king or a queen, i can't make it in my home kitchen. or as americans, w

ryan has a 4th grader at jean parker. she held up her sign proud before getting the opportunity to voice her concerns out. a family meeting with superintendent dr matt wayne sink in send our kids to school they don't know far away and all the kids they don't know each other. they have to re-learn all the teachers and staff and don't do teachers like sarah karp also rallied. i mean, it makes hard to come every day. she's been teaching in this district for more than 20 years. but with the future unknown, she says it's hard to focus on this semester. so many questions that we have no control over a little over a mile away. >> young students also rallied at san francisco public montessori before their parents session with the superintendent. and as a member of the pta, i'm here too. >> voice our concerns and get him to. >> hold them accountable. montessori parents like birth argument or upset their schools on the list because they want their children to continue on with this rare kind of education, the one and only public mon

. >> good morning, president trump, my name is paula parker claxton. my family owns wholesale and retail fruitcake bakery in claxton, georgia. when elected president of the united states what plan do you have to curb rising cost of operating small business, inflation and labor costs? >> get your energy down to lowest it has been, down by 50% immediately. ovens you use will be half price, you will be so happy, i'm bringing it down. >> brian: you will allow gas stoves? >> all the gas stoves, you want. that is the other thing, they are restricting good things. you will have a beautiful gas stove and your energy cost will be 50% down and that will bring everything down. you will love trump. >> steve: mr. president, that event last night raises millions for catholic schools here in new york city area. we have a question from anthony in wisconsin, a swing state, about school choice. listen to this. >> i am anthony from appleton, wisconsin, i have high-functioning autism, autism means i'm only allowed to go to public schools that teach things and promote thin

jessica parker, bbc news.hasn't made a decision yet about whether to ban smoking in some outdoor areas, like pub beer gardens. several newspapers have suggested the proposals could be dropped after opposition from hospitality groups. 0ur political correspondent harry farleyjoins us now. harry, what do we know? what we know it as it was back in august that the prime minister said that the government was considering toughening up the rules around outdoor smoking, toughening up the rules around outdoorsmoking, including toughening up the rules around outdoor smoking, including possibly a ban on smoking in places like pub beer gardens, outdoor restaurants, outside hospitals and so on. it was thought chris whitty, the chief medical officer in england, was particularly supportive of the ban. the other thing we know is that the hospitality industry were deeply opposed to it, warning against the economic harm to hospitality venues. as you say, several newspapers reporting that downing street is now blocking a ban on o

the wanted had one of their own band members tom parker who died from terminal cancer in 2022, and liamsupportive of max george at that time. many people will be waking up to this news and it's going to be difficult.— going to be difficult. thank ou so going to be difficult. thank you so much _ going to be difficult. thank you so much for— going to be difficult. thank you so much for bringing i going to be difficult. thank| you so much for bringing us going to be difficult. thank- you so much for bringing us the latest. let's speak to entertainment journalistjoshua rom. you met liam several times, talk us through your feelings following this news.- following this news. good morning. _ following this news. good morning, sally. _ following this news. good morning, sally. it - following this news. good morning, sally. it was - following this news. good| morning, sally. it was one following this news. good i morning, sally. it was one of those times where i was almost in disbelief when i first heard the news. like many people, i thought surely it can't be real, and then i checked the news s

he will replace mark parker, who will depart the board. now, mr.r, former ceo of nike, as you might imagine, given the changes at that company, is going to be more involved again from what i hear, and i think that's an expectation. >> that's what i hear too. >> he's going to have more of his time taken up with sort of -- >> he was so great. >> -- pitching in at nike as they have gone through their own leadership change there. and then, early '26 is when you're going to hear who bob iger's replacement will be. two years from now is really when we're going to be talking about the coming transition at disney in terms of leadership. but conceivably, we're going to know who is going to be that person in early 2026. we don't cover this stuff as closely, but in hollywood, i guess they're just endless rumors and discussion about who it's going to be, and they're trying to tamp that down by saying it's going to be a little while. >> why rush his replacement? i told you, i've -- i think that hugh johnson lent a level of stability as cfo. i do think that we h

stan: for the pbs news hour, stan parker in billings, montana.n how those fit into the national landscape, we are joined by the founder and editor of a digital media outlet tracking public policy in the states. great to have you here. >> thanks for having me. geoff: montana is considering a nonpartisan primary. what else are voters considering? >> we are seeing a lot of initiatives that have to do with rank-choice voting. instead of choosing just one candidate, you can rank your best choices. thinking is that voters will be able to prioritize the candidates who build the broadest coalition and therefore will have fewer extremists from the right or left and more people who work toward consensus and building big coalitions. we will see those ballot measures in colorado, washington, dc, idaho, nevada, and oregon. in alaska, voters will decide whether or not 2-wood -- to repeal their rank-choice voting. it is not something everybody loves, but this is the highest number of these ballot initiatives we have ever seen on icing girl -- single ballot. geo

"washington post" senior national political correspondent and msnbc political analyst, ashley parker. and co-author of politico's "west wing playbook," eli. we've been covering donald trump for over a decade, so we can speak to what we saw last night. garrett, i want to begin with you. i want a rundown of what happened, what the campaign said was going on. give us the reporting. >> so part of the leadup to this, this is one of these town hall style events where trump comes in with a guest moderator. they take prepared questions from the audience. usually not a ton, between five and ten questions. it's more focused than a rally but not by much. this was at a packed venue here. what you saw before the musical interlude were two health episodes in the crowd. again, not uncommon at trump events, where somebody passes out and has to be tended to by medics. the music was used as an interlude while those things were being handled. at some point after the second incident is when your cover picked up, katy, ask where trump seemed to, for whatever reason, bail out on what had been the plan and

us now washington post senior national political correspondent and msnbc political analyst ashley parker and eli stokles, back from the 2016 days. we got a lot to talk about her. ashley, i'm going to start with you. we're looking at this giant gender gap in the polling, seeing women go out to early vote. we don't know who they're voting for. we get to the breakdown of their parties. there are a lot of republican voting as well voting. can you say, point to just the freedom nance of evidence right now about how donald trump sees him, how they see kamala harris, how the party is seeing women and say maybe the women that are going out to vote early, maybe they don't like something that's happening. >> so there is a tremendous gender gap, and what we know is that not all women, but a lot of women, don't like a lot of things about donald trump. they don't like his crudeness and his crassness and the way they act, the way he acts. that's including women who may still vote for him. they will say, i liked his policies, so i'm considering voting for him, but i don't like how he sounds or really e