we had a lot of heritage from a mission called phoenix.t of design work had already been done because it was done for mission phoenix. a a lot of the basic design we inherited for this mission. on the other hand, we had a bit of bad luck because the instruments, the seismometer is so unbelievably precise. it is so hard to build that we couldn't quite get it ready. that in partnership with the french and a lot of other countries in europe such as the u.k. and switzerland, and other folks. we cannot quite get it ready for launch, we had to wait two years and it took an extra two years because of that. it is only lined up to watch every six months. it took us a little longer. >> speaking of the international, it is a perfect segue of where we are next. throughout the program, we have been trying to introduce you to the people behind this. for the insight mission, it requires you go beyond our borders. this is truly an international mission. let me introduce you to a swiss italian scientist, domenico g iardini. >> some of us, it is a lifetime

nine laps to go in phoenix. almirola. running third. here comes kyle larson in th 42. kyle busch has a 1.1 second lead over brad is there enough time for brad keselowski to reelim h in? >> it nine laps to go. tenth of a second a lap. right there. >> now eight laps. >> it was a tenth and a half that lap. >> those four tires, four fresher tires were a little over a tenth of a sanond better th race leader kyle busch. ad keselowski trying to put together 7 1/2 perfe laps at ism raceway. >> i think he's going to get to the 18. i'm not suref he'll be able to pass him, buthe t last lap a tenth and ae half this tim by, another tenth and a half. i believe he' going to get tobu the er of the 18 for sure. >> now a tirola doesn't want get passed by larson. almirola is running third. larson is right behind anhim. if he takes that spot away, then tt takes almirola out of position if something happens between the top two. >> that's a great point, rick. a great point. selowski, if he does get there, he's going to be aggressive. out of the playoffs, nothing to lose. >> the0 missed the

theere in phoenix, you have wait list scandal in 2014. three key individuals were placed on administrative leave for 700 days after it was found they were involved in weightless. convolutedwas so that that's how long it took to terminate them. with this new law, that timeline is greatly reduced. they are off the payroll in 21 days. there is still an appeals process but it removes loopholes . that has been a real success story for the trump administration. >> i would say that the inflammation of the act has gone .ery far from its intent i want to be clear, if someone is not doing their job, they should not work at the v.a. the reality is that this law has been wielded by supervisors as a to get was ass -- lowers to stay quiet. to keep people from voicing issues that they have at the workplace. that have beenle removed from the v.a. through the accountability act, fewer than 1% were supervisors. this is a law that is being wielded by the v.a. to go after lower-level employees of whom a great number are disabled veterans. >> we are taking ca

we have a lot from a mission called phoenix. lot of design work was are redone for this mission even before that. design we inherited from this mission. we had a little bad luck in that the instruments, the size monitor is so unbelievably precise. it is so hard to build that we couldn't quite get it ready. in partnership with the french and a lot of other countries in europe, including the u.k. and wetzerland and other folks, could not quite get it ready to go for launch and we had to wait two years and took an extra two years because of that. watchonly lined up to every six months. it took us a little longer. >> speaking of the international, it is a perfect segue of where we are next. we have been trying to introduce you to people behind the scenes. truly an international mission. a swiss italian scientists who studies earthquakes. siloed -- some of us, it is a lifetime problem. and i amon earthquakes a professor at university. my main field -- inside is a nation to measure and help us. there are two main reasons why is import

. >> welcome to lake havasu city 200 miles ut northwest of phoenix on the western border of arizona on the of lake havasu a man made water from theng colorado river to arizona and california. it hasshed in 1963 today a population of about 54,000. visit the lake havasu useum of history and how city founder robert mcculloch transformed this spot into a recreational destination and we find out how he acquired the london bridge. the city with ur nexon.pharmark we begin with a visit to the outhern end to learn about the damming of the korpl -- colorado river making the lake which in the important role water needs. >> it is the only major river in willpart of the world that supply -- it supplies 40 million people total. is a big deal. there would be major problems if this river dried up. it is the economy and the life the world.is area of the colorado river borders two states, california and arizona. california and arizona have gotten long too well with water particularly river.he colorado in 1922 the colorado river compact was authorized by needed to be t seven statesll the win the watershe

and that's the most amazing thing about phoenix. a' it's a place where you cfethey part of something. >> i love it when youth either come in timid or they were kind of forced by their parents like, oh, this is a cool opportunity, go do it. k they start like draggi their feet through the door. within a week or two they' like super motivated. >> it doesn't feel like work. it's like you're having fun. ik >> sounds they're fixing a lot more than tbikes. bike shop really runs on donations. if you've got an old bike laying around the house or in the garage, phoenix bikes would love to take it off your hands. wee got information on how you can donate it in the nbc washington app. >> ooh, that's wonderful. not only does it create some experiences for the kids, but you get to recycle your bicycles. >> you get to clean up your own place. >> those t lessons are goi stay with them for life. two wheels are more popular than fouror a lot of people. >> by giving away the first one they learn they get what they want by serving others. >>> he has be

more than 41,000 political ads aired on broadcast tv in phoenix during a six-week period.hoenix. >> yeah. >>> an 11-year-old boy is making an impassioned plea to americans on this election day. >> jamarcus hill is not old enough to vote, but he's not too young to get out the vote. he posted this message on facebook. >> we had to do a lot to vote. we had to march in order to earn our right to vote. my ancestors had to take tests to vote, and now nobody wants to vote? if we don't vote, all their hard work is going to waste, all of it. you see, nine times out of ten, someone is going to want to talk about change, but they're not going to make a change unless they get out there and vote. they're not going to make that difference. >> jamarcus running for president in 2044. he wants everyone to know it's not just about washington, it's about local races which can have more impact. >> well, voters have to eat, so there is plenty on the menu today. >> voters waiting in long lines can have a free pizza delivered to them thanks to a nonprofit called pizza to the polls. to request a

incredibly popular with people from the phoenix area, but californians, people from phoenix, and allver the nation come here because it is a very long lake. fairlyll he -- always at steady levels mandated by federal law, and it is a great place for your family. it is an incredible lake. >> you have the water and we are in part of the desert. >> this is the desert, absolutely. >> what challenges does the desert pose for you, and water? >> i think the desert -- water is the key. making sure that we have enough water for all of our residents, but we do have enough to get through about 96,000 residents, as i mentioned. we do not get a lot of rain. about 3 1/2 inches a year. the landscape i think is something that is unique, and people in love it. if you love the desert, you love lake havasu city. i do not know if the cameras can pick it up. this is where they can see where we have built our city against these mountains and hills. and we are about to cross back over the london bridge. >> i notice we have both the british flag and the american flag. >> that is correct. our relationship wit

tother 1.5 acre-feet goes phoenix and tucson. river, just from those to population centers and the areas that the water providers service is about 20 million people. it is it a very significant -- it is a very significant population. hydroelectric generators go down services large agricultural concerns down the river, as far away as the imperial valley of southern california. yuma areas get all of their water from this area as well as other individual farms all the way down. it services a lot. conflicts, we have been through those in mass amounts over the years. between all of the states. we have also noted that we cannot just tie things up in court forever because nothing will get done. some of these cases that have been taken to court have taken decades long. it has created careers for life. instead of conflict we have 2003, to-- since cooperate with each other. we have done so up to this point and will hopefully continue to do so into the future. good cooperation between not just the big layers but all of the entities that are

it is incredibly popular with people from the phoenix area, from californians, people from phoenix and all over the nation come here because it is a very long lake. it is always at fairly steady levels. it is just a great place to fish and bring your family. it is just an incredible place. >> unique landscape. we have water and we are also in part of the desert? >> this is the desert, absolutely. desertallenges does the present for you? and water? >> making sure we have enough water for all of the residents , we have about 19,000 residents, as i mentioned. we do not get a lot of rain, about 3.5" is a year. the landscape is something that is unique. people love it. if you love the desert, you love lake havasu city. i do not know if the cameras can pick this up, but they can see where we built out in the mountains and hills. we are about to cross back over the london bridge. >> i notice we have both the british flag and american flag their? >> our relationship with the city of london continues, so we are proud to fly the british flag. >> and bbc just to did a great documentary here? >> t

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phoenix bikes in arlington doesn't just teach kids how to ride.keach kids everything about how a bike works. more importantly the kids areui ing up something from within. stronger is blasting her tumors... without risking her bones. it's training her good cells... to fight the bad guys. stronger is less pain... new hope... more fight. it's doing everything in your power... and everything in ours. stronger, is changing even faster than they do. because we don't just want your kids to grow up. we want them to grow up stronger. >>> nothing like your first bike. >> i had a pink huffy. phoenix bikes in arlington doesn't just teach kids how to ride bikes, they teach kids everything about how a bike work rks. >> phoenix bikes is this week's harris' heroes. >> reporter: the tinkering, the rotating. it's all in a day's work at yoenix bikes in arlington. but'll be l surprised rn he mechanics include more than adults. like 13-year-old caleb and his 11-year-old brother alex. >> it's fun to see how it works. what it's doing while i'm peddling my feet. >> not a

it's incredibly popular with people from the phoenix area, but californians, people from phoenix and all over the nation come here because it's a very long lake. it's always fairly steady and level as mandated by federal law and it's a great place to fish and to bringyour family . it's an incredible lake. >> it's a unique landscape. you have the water and we're also in front of the desert. >> this is the desert, absolutely. >> what town is it over there, and water i guess. >> i think the desert water is the key, that it's making sure we have enough water for all of our residents, but we do have enough to get to about 96,000residents as i mentioned . you know, we don't get a lot of rain, about 3 and a half inches a year . but the landscape i think is something that's unique and people love it. if you love the desert you love lake havasu because you love the landscape and i don't know if the cameras can pick it up, this is where they can see where we built our city against these mountains and hills and we're about to cross back over the london bridge. >> we have both the british flag a

that's the night ollie and i were landing in phoenix. i remember that. minute. i've got it in my logbook. so i went to my logbook and i didn't mention anything about reporting the ufo, but my flight was logged. so i said, yeah. and on the show, they talked about 20,000 people reporting it and only 1 general aviation pilot and i said, that's me. so the weirdest part of that to me, though, was i had never thought about it from the time i landed until i saw that tv show, and when i saw oliver the next i thought that was kind of bizarre. >> jimmy: that's when you know you have an interesting life when you go, yeah, a ufo. kurt russell is here. his movie "the christmas chronicles." we'll be right back. >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by the world's longest lasting double a battery, energizer ultimate lithium. te lithium. who's on your list,er we've got great gifts at great prices! so, bring us your husband who thinks he's a celebrity chef. get him something stain-less and pain-less. bring us your sister who's always asking "can yo

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kristen welker, nbc news, phoenix. >>> to the explosive claim marking one of the closest races in the country, georgia's secretary of state, the man in charge of the state election the late allegation he's lobbing at democrats setting off controversy. nbc's rehema ellis is in georgia. >> reporter: after weeks of facing accusations of voter suppression, republican secretary of state kemp running for governor fired off a bold accusation of his own asking the fbi to investigate georgia's democratic party for what he says was an attempted hack of the voter registration system. he offered no evidence publicly to back it up and rejected calls he should resign. >> i'm not worried about how it looks. i'm doing my job. this is how we would handle any investigation when something like this comes up. >> reporter: his democratic opponent stacey abrams who would be the first african american female governor calling it a desperate political stunt. >> you cannot be the referee and the player and now you determine you're going to be the judge. he has failed to do his job. >> reporter: it's a race tha

it's incredibly popular with people from phoenix area.ornians, people from phoenix and all over nation come here because it's a very long lake. it's always at fairly steady levels. we're mandated by federal law. and it's just a great place to fish and bring your family. it's an incredible lake. >> unique landscape. i mean, you have the water, and we're also in part of the desert -- >> this is desert. absolutely. >> what challenges does the desert present for you? and water, i guess. >> yeah. i think the desert -- water is the key, that it's making sure that we have enough water for all of our residents. but we do have enough to get to about 96,000 residents, as i mentioned. you know, we don't get a lot of rain, about three and a half inches a year. but, you know, it's, the landscape, i think, is something that's unique, and people love it. if you love the desert, you love lake havasu city because of the landscape. and i don't know if we're -- if the cameras can pick up -- >> sure. >> this is where they can see where we built our city agai

a bird -- the phoenix on the fence would be a good idea in my personal opinion. had a question on the bidding process. was the bid done with the piling going down 135 feet? >> yes. >> president cleaveland: okay. and is there any penalties for not completing the project on time or any bonus for completing the project ahead of schedule? >> no. i mean, extra bonus to the contractor? >> president cleaveland: right, if they complete the project sooner than expected. >> no bonus other than, you know, they basically would make more money themselves because they wouldn't be out at the job so long. >> president cleaveland: and there's no annalipenalty if the over? >> oh, penalty? yes, liquidated damages. >> president cleaveland: okay. thank you. excuse me. vice president nakajo had a question or a comment? >> commissioner nakajo: mainly a comment. thank you very much, miss o'day, chief rivera. i appreciate that everyone is here, all of the renditions that are here. by the questions and the commen comments, you can tell this commission is engaged. for myself, in terms of b

adam bagley from our sister station in phoenix arizona, reveals a simple question tha arked this hatefulttack. >>re your white people, not me. >> sheas confident in her statement. >> this woman said it happened earlier this week athi wildflower bread company in phoenix. it all started when she simply itasked to down. >> she's like, do i have a choice? i said, well,es you have a choice. that's why i'm asking you. she says, fewell, i p whites. let's put it lethat. >> she was shot. she pulled out her cell phone and started rolling. >> i have never been told that somebody prefers whites. >> that would be me. >> apparently. >> i wou prefer the whole freaking nation to be white. >> i was astonished. i couldn't believe she was actually continuing to talk in that matter. >> that wasn't all. >> what the woman sai next made her fear forsa her ty. >> there's still a lot of fear inside of me because of the things that she said and the threats to us. >> molina came forwa to make sure -- she fears the climate is fueling the flame. >> these people have been empowered to voice their opinions and act on

this is a phoenix ordinance. give them a blank check to refuse service to any same sex couple that is requesting custom wedding products. >> where do i start? i think first of all, what needs to be pointed out, briann in and joe anna makes decision on art to create. the critical distinction. in terms of comparing this to racism or anything else, that's a bankrupt analogy. zientsed to shut down the debate and thankfully has rejected that analogy and the same sex marriage decision and the moster piece cake sho -- master piece e shop. >> shannon: in the appellate ruling in arizona, the judge said, posting language on a website telling potential customers business will discriminate based on sexual orientation is part of the act of sexual orientation discrimination itself. amoun-- they may post a statemet endorsing their belief that marriage is between a man and woman. you can talk about not serving peopling he does say you can talk about your belief in traditional marriage versus same sex marriage. >> let me say we s

(pam) the phoenix police bomb squad is investigating. max gorden explains.. people are afraid someone is going to get hurt. "it's a quiet working class neighborhood."but recently...that calm has been disturbed.(adan sanchez/neighbor) "something bomb-related going off in the neighborhood."this security camera near 35th avenue and west muriel drive caught one of those blasts(tyler grisham/neighbor) "we didn't get the exact explosion, but all you can see is rocks hailing down on my dad's truck. and it seems like it came from over the fence over there, but i guess the crater's right in front of the fence."talk of loud booms have blown up on the local next door app...one was even reported this afternoon. standup: "and phoenix pd says they're investigating this string of mysterious explosions."since october...the bomb squad has collected evidence in the area of 43rd avenue to 27th avenue...and from west greenway road to union hills drive.(tyler grisham/neighbor) "usually you hear them late at night. it's not and for the past month...neighbors say they've become com

el incidente ocurrió en un restaurante al norte de phoenix cuando bermúdez preguntó por cortesía si podíae ordenado a hacer esto >>> carreteras interestatales de arizona son precisamente las vías que los burreros prefiere tramo en los bultos de marihuana u otras sustancias ilícitas a sus destinos >>> dispuestos a cruzar el desierto con500 libras de droga en la espalda. >>> Él anticipa un descuido de la patrulla fronteriza para volver a brincar la valla. >>> por arriba o por abajo. >>> es justo lo que representa una amenaza latente en contra de los polos opuestos, la patrulla fronteriza conoce de la disputa por las plazas mexicanas entre cárteles del crimen organizado que presionan a los traficantes de entrar a los estados unidos a como dé lugar. >>> el año pasado la gente hernández vio un incremento en arrestos de aquellos que de manera ilega tierra estadounidense por arizona a 25 millas al oeste de nogales porque cómo no hay randes en tantos habitantes aquí >>> sin importar el poblado, permanecen desplegados por el desierto, dos retenes a lo largo de la carretera 286 permiten a los agent

. ♪ ♪ arantxa: una puertorriqueÑa en phoenix fue e racista a manos de una mujer anglosajona que le negÓ que ya cuenta con miles de reproducciones en las redes sociales. viviana: este vÍdeo grabado con un celular fue colocado en facebook por una joven de origen puertorriqueÑo. [audio en ingles] >> yo sentÍ que ella es una persona que toma acciÓn en contra de la gente que no es blanca. [ audio en inglÉs] viviana: el gerente del restaurante le pidiÓ a la mujer que se fuera del local. el vÍdeo se ha hecho viral en las redes socialesy la reacciÓn de activistas puertorriqueÑos o se han hecho esperar. >> ya es algo genÉrico y generalizado en el paÍs. el presidente ha presentado un tono de intolerancia. viviana: no es la primera vez que este aÑo una mujer puertorriqueÑa es vÍctima de una situaciÓn de racismo. una joven chicago tambiÉn sufriÓ acoso por vestir una camiseta de puerto rico. arantxa: el sacerdote mexicano alejandro sora lin, un enÉrgico defensor de los derechos de los inmigrantes famosos por hacer crÍticas duras y frutales, no se guardÓ nada para descalificar al presidente enrique p

local time in phoenix, there will be some legal drama.rt hearing on a republican party lawsuit aimed at decreasing the vote total in maricopa county. the suit claims there's not a uniform way all 15 counties handled the mail-in ballots that have signature problem. some counties throw them out if the votes can't be verified. maricopa and some others are still calling voters as they continue to count. >> we don't want stuff hanging out there. we don't want to set arbitrary deadlines that will not only be violating people's due process right. that's very important to me. >> reporter: it's unknown just how many of these disputed ballots we're talking about. we do know there are about 500,000 votes left to be counted state wide. this could go on. >> dana: all right, dan. thank you. for more on this and other undecided races let's go to chris stirewalt. back in d.c. we're never gonna let you off the hook. because you have to help us understand. let's start with arizona but i do want to talk about florida. arizona, 500,000 more ballots to count?

(pam) the phoenix police bomb squad is investigating. max gorden explains ..people are afraid someone is going to get hurt. "it's a quiet working class neighborhood."but recently...that calm has been disturbed.(adan sanchez/neighbor) "something bomb-related going off in the neighborhood."this security camera near 35th avenue and west muriel drive caught one of those blasts(tyler grisham/neighbor) "we didn't get the exact explosion, but all you can see is rocks hailing down on my dad's truck. and it seems like it came from over the fence over there, but i guess the crater's right in front of the fence."talk of loud booms have blown up on the local next door app...one was even reported this afternoon. standup: "and phoenix pd says they're investigating this string of mysterious explosions."since october...the bomb squad has collected evidence in the area of 43rd avenue to 27th avenue...and from west greenway road to union hills drive.(tyler grisham/neighbor) "usually you hear them late at night. it's not during the day.and for the past month...neighbors say they

solo íbamos de phoenix a calexico.e peatonal. es el momento de gran tensión, la hora de la verdad. este año el centro para el progreso de américa con base en washington dc publicó un estudio en el que detalla cómo las armas estadounidenses contribuyen a los crímenes violentos más allá de sus fronteras. según estadísticas de atf de las 106 mil armas recuperadas en méxico tras investigaciones criminales del 2011 al 2016, 70% fueron adquiridas con un proveedor autorizado en estados unidos. se estima que son solo una fracción pues no todas son recuperadas. según datos en el reporte unas 213 mil armas de fuego cruzan hacia méxico cada año. de regreso en el cruce del cargamento de armas el secreto estaba en el semáforo de las aduanas mexicanas. cuando el vehículo cargado cruzaba estaba garantizado que algo pasara y no era casualidad. francisco: si te aparece la luz roja te mandan a segunda revisión, si aparece la luz verde cruzas sin problemas, ¿verdad? y él tenía ase lo que es la luz verde, por eso se le pagaba para cruzar

that's the night ollie and i were landing in phoenix. i remember that.n my logbook. so i went to my logbook and i didn't mention anything about reporting the ufo, but my flight was logged. so i said, yeah. and on the show, they talked about 20,000 people reporting it and only one general aviation pilot. and i said, that's me! [ laughter ] so the weirdest part of that to me, though, was i had never thought about it from the time i landed until i saw that tv show, and when i saw oliver the next day, he hadn't either. >> jimmy: really? >> i thought that was kind of bizarre. >> jimmy: that's when you know you have an interesting life when you go, yeah, a ufo. [ laughter ] kurt russell is here. his movie "the christmas chronicles." we'll be right back. >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by hilton hotels and resorts. whoa! the mercedes-benz winter event is back and you won't want to stop for anything else. [ barks ] ho! lease the c 300 sport sedan for $399 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing.

of the phoenix, about transformation and the message that the theme of the phoenix provides, we allthe power to transform our world for the better. we have to provide teachers with curriculum online, our curriculum is in two different languages and whether it's lesson plans or student fact sheets, teachers can use them and we've had great feedback. we have helped public and private schools in san francisco increase their waste use and students are working hard to sort waste at the end of the lunch and understand the power of reusing, reducing, recycling and composting. >> great job. >> i've been with the department for 15 years and an environmental educator for more than 23 years and i'm grateful for the work that i get to do, especially on behalf of the city and county of san francisco. i try to use my voice as intentionally as possible to suppo support, i think of my grandmother who had a positive attitude and looked at things positively. try to do that as well in my work and with my words to be an uplifting force for myself and others. think of entering the job force as a treasur

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phoenix, arizona, 200 days with temperatures of at least 90 degrees fahrenheit in 2017. in 2019, phoenix could be dealing with additional 45 days. another month and a half every year. that would be 245 days which would be about eight months out of the year where the temperature in phoenix was 80 or well above that. well above 90. well above 90. that's another six weeks of extreme heat in addition to the city's already record-breaking temperatures. let's say somebody lives in the southeast. let's take charleston, south carolina for example. charleston, south carolina experiences 38 days of tidal flooding every year, 38 days. by 2045 the city could experience 180 days of tidal flooding every year. nearly five times the flooding that occurs today. let's say maybe somebody who lives out west, by 2050 wildfire seasons could burn up to six times more forest area every year. i'll say that again. it's hard to believe. by 2050, wildfire seasons could burn up to six times more forest every year. we've also seen horrific devastation of fires in california have caused just in this y

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túnel cubierto por una plataforma hidraulica, escondida en una casa en méxico hasta un almacén en phoenixambién interroga un tercer testigo donde al droga que llegaba de colombia se introducía en estanques de gas para ingresarla a estados unidos >> muchas gracias, y desde temprano un grupo de migrantes en su mayoría hondureños arribaron para ir camino a tijuana el transporte fue otorgado por un empresario >> y también mas de 1000 integrantes del éxodo centroamericanó están en la zona fronteriza >> albergues están a maxima capacidad y la autoridad de atención migrante están preocupadas porque se espera que arriben en los próximos días 2 mil personas. >> esto no evitó que migrantes fueron víctimas de robo. >> el hotel migrante tijuana abrió sus puerta para que 47 integrantes tuvieran un tucho bajo el cuál dormir. >> lelgmamos y nos roban los de verde >> lo que más cuido zona de lo que más cuido son los niños. >> autoridades de ciudad de méxico confirman el hallazgo del cuerpo de una joven de 14 años dentro de una maleta la joven salió el lunes para visitar amigos y nunca apareció se encontr

the story here really, it's maricopa county, it's phoenix, the phoenix suburbs. this is well over half the state population-wise and you can see there's still some votes to come in here, a very late counting state. sinema did far better in the phoenix suburbs than we were expecting. that's the difference for her state-wide. sinema going to win this thing. what does that mean in terms of the picture in the senate? you've got two races that are uncalled. republicans at the moment with 51, democrats with 47. we've got the issue in florida with the bill nelson race. rick scott leading going into the recount. the outstanding ballot issue we've been talking about. into are floor still uncalled and also mississippi. of course mississippi now heading into that runoff. scott ahead here and mississippi typically a republican state. they're sitting at 51 and there are on the board at least two possibilities for democrats to increase from 47. >> steve kornacki, thanks for that breakdown. let's talk about one of those states that's right in the middle of the big board, florid

gadi schwartz is joining us from phoenix. sunnier where you are in phoenix than it is here in west virginia. i know you've been talking to voters. >> reporter: we're seeing some of these big numbers when it comes to the youth vote for early registration and for early voting. we could see a big turnout during election day. but if you want to know what the youth voters are thinking, you've got to go to where they're at, which is usually right here on their phones. in fact there's so much organizing that's been happening on those phones. that's platforms like snapchat. here's snapchat right there, hallie, that's where you should be. when you pinch the screen like that and go to their map app, they'll put on where your polling location is on election day. they've helped register over 400,000 people earlier this month. so it's one of these things where technology is being used to kind of galvanize a vote. it's also a place where people are going to share their opinions. one thing we've learned from generation z and from millenials

if you ever ever been to phoenix, you'll see just how vast the city is. if you want to talk about suburbs, phoenix is the place of suburbs, just suburb after suburb after suburb, and those are the very types of individuals moderate republicans, independent voters that martha mcsally needs to hold on to. kyrsten sinema, we have had conversations with folks that told us they were looking to vote for kyrsten sinema because she played that bipartisan role where as martha mcsally has taken the stance alongside campaigning with donald trump, with don jr., with mike pence. the other number i wanted to throw out is 75 to 85% of arizonians have cast their ballot, and that is why at 8:00 p.m. locally here on tuesday night is when the numbers should drop and we should have a really good sense of how close this race is. the maricopa county here, mitt romney won by 12% points. he won the state by 10. compare to 2016, here in maricopa county, donald trump won by 4 percentage points and the state as a whole by 3. that's why we're in maricopa county and paying attention

all some diehard crypto analysts remain confident they believe digital currencies will rise like phoenix from the ashes as they've done many times before others say their value has always been zero making them still overpriced. some troubling news for the environment the united nations is sounding the alarm that the gap between greenhouse gas emissions and levels needed to achieve the paris climate treaty temperature goals is widening after three years of progress in lowering c o two emissions twenty eighteen has seen a jump stemming from the energy sector according to the international energy agency the atmospheric concentration of c o two has increased dramatically now national carbon cutting pledges from the twenty fifteen paris agreement have to be tripled in the coming years according to the u.n. environment program. now china has been called the worst polluter in the world but the government is trying desperately to ditch that day even if it means curbing economic growth this week the government in beijing promised to step up its war on climate change in china's northern coal heart

. >>> an arizona hiker is giving thanks to the phoenix fire department. crews there got johnny moto out of a tight squeeze yesterday afternoon. he found himself wedged between two boulders in what's known as fat man's pass. his wife and a couple of good samaritans tried to free him but couldn't so firefighters had to use their hands and brute force to free him. they told moto his ordeal was a first for them. >> they told me i was probably the only person who ever got wedged in fat man pass. you can tell i'm really not that fat. right? i'm not that big. say that please. you, too. all right. thanks. >> moto said he was a little worried when he was slipping deeper into the space. he says he's okay but his wife gave him a little grief for messing up their thanksgiving dinner. >> do you think he would have been able to slip through earlier in the day before the dinner and then -- >> maybe. after it was like, no good. >> fat man pass, not today. >>> communities across california have been coming together to make sure everyone had a good thanksgiving. >> volunte

. >>> este es el vídeo viral de un supuesto ataque racista dentro de un restaurante al norte de phoenixtodo este nis bermúdez. una madre de ocho hijos que aún no puede creer lo que vivió. >>> yo estaba asustada. >>> según denisse ella por cortesía le preguntó a la mujer si se podía sentar junto a ella como recibió una respuesta inesperada. >>> denisse decidió grabar l da cndo la mujer se fue de su me >>> denisse decidió subir el vídeo de sociales aunque nunca esperó generar una reacción de tal magnitud, sin embargo aclara que las personas a las que más le ha dolido mostrar el vídeo es a sus hijos. >>> el mundo tiene buenos y malos. hay mucha gente que tiene la misma opinión y toman acción. >>> creo que es una muy buena explicación para los niños de acuerdo a cómo otros adultos reacción. >>> después ocstrió el pasado vo de los muelles de san francisco, en lugar operó este >>> pasamos al norte de california porque el incendio camp ya está contenido en un 100%. ahora las autoridades se concentran en la búsqueda de los desaparecidos. hay 85 muertos y casi 300 personas extraviadas. >>> y con