definitely types, phoenix, phoenix, townsend from day to the sports. all right, today germany marks the 35th anniversary of the full of the berlin. well, the mass of barrier was constructed by the soviet backed east german regime in 1961 and people were prevented from crossing to with deadly force. it stood for 28 years as a symbol of communist. depression or popular uprising brought it and the regime down this pre river next to the german podium in building a stretch of the river. here was part of the deadly border between east and west. berlin, as an extension of the building 135 years after the war came down. this colorful installation of messages for peace was created to democracy and invest me. that name was divided by allied troops after the 2nd world war. and in 1961, these german authorities began building a portable, eventually stretching 170 kilometers. just weeks before construction began is germany's leader famously denied any such plans existed in mind that the communist officials stopped the war and sorry fishes protective barrier. but th

vice president kamala harris rallying supporters in phoenix. >> are we ready to vote? are we ready to win? >> reporter: harris, who has been banking on a surge of women voters to push her across the finish line, now seizing on new comments from her opponent. donald trump promising to protect women, quote, whether the women like it or not. >> and my people told me about four weeks ago, i was saying, no, i want to protect the people. i want to protect the women of our country. i want to protect the women. "sir, please don't say that." why? they said, "we think it's -- we think it's very inappropriate for you to say." i said, well, i'm going to do it whether the women like it or not, i'm going to protect them. >> reporter: today, harris calling those comments offensive. >> it actually is very offensive to women in terms of not understanding their agency, their authority, their right and their ability to make decisions about their own lives, including their own bodies. and this is just the latest on a series of reveals by the former president of how he thinks about women.

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. >> reporter: in phoenix, arizona -- >> are we ready to win?sident kamala harris called out remarks trump made in wisconsin about women. >> i'm going to do it whether the women like it or not. i'm going protect them. i'm going protect them from migrants coming in. i'm going protect them from foreign countries that want to hit us with missiles and lots of other things. >> he simply does not respect the freedom of women or the intelligence of women to know what's in their own best interests and make decisions accordingly. but we trust women. >> reporter: vice president harris narrowly trails former president trump in arizona, where she's been hammered on immigration and inflation. with election day looming, more than 63 million americans have voted either in person or by mail. georgia's secretary of state says at least 3.6 million residents, or half of active voters in the state have already cast their ballots in early vote, which ends on friday. >> georgia voters are smashing through every voting record. >> reporter: georgia went to president bi

today. democrats come a harris is said to hold a rally in phoenix, arizona. eliza, meanwhile, republican donald trump has been in albuquerque, new mexico contest, taking his message of scathing back immigration to the state and is willing latino voters, the new mexico is a democratic stronghold. but republicans, a 100 full may, can cause an upset with new mexico. and with both candidates, heading west to arizona, new mexico and nevada states with many latino advises that alone tells us they are important. but just how important to the result of the election. ave, i put that question to stay that stephen knew no pets. he's a power, a professor of politics and international affairs at northern arizona university are not critical, not only in the southwest, but mostly because in the south west like places like arizona where phoenix is where the largest portion of the portion of hispanics live. about half of finance, which is the largest city in arizona, is, is hispanic. and the similar to, to arizona, nevada. las vegas is, is the largest city by far. i'm and where the population center is i

por otro lado, un hombre que conducía ebrio chocó su vehículo contra un hogar en phoenix, causando dañosgo. según la policía de phoenix, fue poco después de las 2 de la madrugada, cuando agentes intentaron realizar una detención de tráfico cerca de la avenida 59 y mazdao, pero el conductor no se detuvo y huyó a una alta velocidad por este vecindario. fue entonces que perdió el control y se estrelló contra varios vehículos y finalmente, con una casa. en el tiempo que hemos estado aquí en este vecindario, realmente podemos ver que tan rápido pasan los vehículos. pero quiero también mostrarles rápidamente los daños. las secuelas que dejó este vehículo y intentamos hablar con la familia afectada. se negaron a hablar ante nuestras cámaras, ya que continúan conmovidas por el accidente. todo está bien. i love you. la policía de phoenix dio a conocer que el conductor, cuya identidad aún no ha sido revelada, fue arrestado debido a que conducía bajo la influencia bárbara schulte, enfermera practicante, dice que conducir en estado de ebriedad es especialmente común durante las épocas festivas. cele

so phoenix i hear you did research before voting.hoenix: it is very important to me that the policies for reproductive rights and equality let me to cast my ballot for her. >> it was an honor as an african-american to exercise our right to vote which my ancestors fought hard for. and as a professional soccer player i know that god gave me the opportunity to be a leader in all of you to stand for what is right. vote for kamala harris. oprah: you are getting about what time to vote? sophia: 7:00 a.m. and i know my family is from puerto rico so go puerto rico. i'm a future ob/gyn and i'm very excited to vote for kamala harris to ensure my future patients freedom. oprah: we need more female ob/gyn's. you are voting tomorrow morning, getting up early, thank you for exercising your freedom of expression and your power as citizens of this country. raise your hand, first-time voters. beautiful to see you. thank you for coming here tonight and representing people voting tomorrow, those of you who voted thank you. president kennedy issued a ch

kimberly healthcare has this update from phoenix, arizona, as protesting a woman's right to an abortion is an issue that is on the ballot here in arizona. and that is something that the harris campaign believes will not only drive voters, particularly female voters, to the polls here in this state. but on so many states where it is on the ballot, this is something where the harris campaign believe that the vice president score as well and in a very close race. this is where they believe they have the edge. on fact, outside groups have poured more than $15000000.00 into the states trying to get this message out. they believe that angered by women at government overreach is what is going to be the finding difference for comma le harris. and what is already a very close race, former president or rather per and president joe biden won the state back in 2020. and this is what carla harris police will help her with the white house this time around. now the comments made by before the president donald trump, where he said just one day ago that he will protect women, whether they like it or not

>> maurice: kris van cleave in phoenix, thank you. of the house of representatives is also seen as a toss-up. republicans currently hold a slim majority there, 220-212. a few dozen tight races spread across america will decide which party will boost or slow down a harris or trump presidency. cbs's scott macfarlane has a look at some of the pivotal races in unlikely places. >> reporter: the political colors could be changing along the hudson river in new york, too. u.s. house speaker mike johnson campaigned for new york republicans about an hour north of new york city this afternoon. >> the majority for the house runs through new york and california. >> reporter: trying to salvage his perilous eight-seat house majority. all 435 u.s. house seats are up for election next week, but cbs news estimates only a few dozen are considered competitive. and you can see nearly a third of those are concentrated in california and new york. >> it's almost unheard of to see tv ads for congressional races because that doesn't make a lot of sense but you

asÍ se presentaron los tigres del norte en phoenix arizona en apoyo a la vicepresidenta kamala harrises de simpatizantes demÓcratas, entre ellos jÓvenes como francisco cruz. >> que parece que los artistas tienen el derecho de apoyar a quien quieran, y tambiÉn, si bien aquÍ en estados unidos, tambiÉn votan. reportera: a restarse los Últimos esfuerzos en estados claves intentando movilizar a los votantes latinos. >> [habla en inglÉs] dijo la vicepresidenta sobre la retÓrica de donald trump hacia la ataque de la comunidad inmigrante, el acto tuvo. >> para nosotros en este momento es crucial porque tenemos la oportunidad de tener por primera vez a una mujer representando lo que es la sociedad. reportera: artistas latinos como jennifer lÓpez y la banda de rock manÁ tambiÉn se une a la campaÑa en un evento en nevada, faltan menos de cinco dÍas para las elecciones. maÑana viernes en la fecha lÍmite para que los votantes puedan votar en persona de manera anticipada aquÍ en el estado de arizona, en el condado de arizona, en mÁs de 1 millÓn de lectores han participado en esta jornada electoral.

rob riddles, l g 0, phoenix, arizona. 200 has this update from georgia crucial swing state. the donald trump has one georgia saw record turn out in their selection and democratic hopes that a serge in turn out would put kind of a hairs over the job, but there was a bigger surge in republican turn out. you can see behind me those votes have all been counted except for the few provisional ballots and others remaining. and here in georgia, it ended up about 2 percentage points, a part and those numbers became much closer together. over the course of the evening. it was about 20 or so percent for trump. then it went down to 11, been to 5 democrats. were hoping those numbers would come closer, but it simply didn't happen. and it was an eventful day, more than 30 bomb threats. were called in to the state of georgia to polling places that shut down some polls temporarily. a separate or your state said those were russian efforts to interfere with this election, but they only temporarily put it back for an hour or so. and several to ling places in the end, democrats simply weren't ab

political come back send us history. donald trump is elected president for a 2nd to i'm rob reynolds in phoenix, arizona. with a look at what 8 seconds from term might mean for immigration and border security. the israel time zone is a series of strikes on a southern sub of, of a root us. what day of the times, which killed 70 people across the slapping all? and then the goal is to stripe is right strikes target of the stage zone and the noise coming move. ready palestinian children the welcome to the program us present us the vice president problem. a couple of harris has addressed the nation for the 1st time, conceding the presidential election to have republican rival. donald trump was told his supporters to accept the results, but vowed to keep fighting for democracy. and the rule of law can really help get reports from washington dc where the concession speech took place. oh wow. speaking is her elma made, or howard university us vice president connell. a here is acknowledge the disappointment at her election laws, but encouraged christopher's to keep fighting for the ideals of her histori

kind of the house brought up reproductive lights again and she valued supporters in phoenix, arizona. she condemned comments by a republican rival, donald trump, and he would pretend to remember whether in his words, they like it or not. which is why yes, we will go because we all understand if you was elected he has been pretty clear in his behavior and his deeds. he will ban abortion nationwide. he will restrict access to birth control, put idea of treatments at risk and forced states to monitor women's pregnancy. and you don't have to take my word for it just google project 2025 company hawkins . has this update from phoenix, a protesting a woman's right to an abortion is an issue that is on the ballot here in arizona. and that is something that the harris campaign believes will not only drive voters, particularly female voters, to the polls here in this state. but on so many states where it is on the ballot, this is something where the harris campaign believe that the vice president score as well and in a very close race. this is where they believe they have the edge. on fact, out

couple of harris moved on to las vegas and then we know also pairing earlier in phoenix. she emphasized the issue women's reproductive rights while the harris county leaves gave us her crucial advantage of a publican rival. she told the crowd and we know that the election represents an important opportunity. we know that when you know what to stand for, you know what to fight for. and we know we have an opportunity in this election to turn the page on a decade of donald trump, trying to keep us divided and afraid of each other. we're done with that word who is going to paint, believe the issue of reproductive runs could be decisive. this can be how could reports from phoenix, arizona, for testing a woman's right to an abortion is an issue that is on the ballot here in arizona. and that is something that the harris campaign believes will not only dr. voters, particularly female voters, to the polls here in this state. but on so many states where it is on the ballot, this is something where the hair is campaign, believe that the vice president score as well and in a very cl

another swing state where rob rentals has moved from phoenix. and here in swing state, arizona, the margins are extremely tight. it is essentially a tide race between donald trump and comma le harris with most of the votes that were cast early through mail or valid, dropped off. having been counted, what's now remaining to be counted were boats that were cast in person on election day, and all indications are from what we've seen and what we observed around the state that the turn out was quite heavy in person voting. so that could mean that there are quite a few votes to be counted, and the margins could shift back and forth. over the next several days, we were told by the maricopa county elections board here, the officials here that it might take up to 13 days to count all of the votes from this particular county, the city of phoenix included. we expect to get some better idea of who is going to carry the state and it's 11 f electoral votes before then. rob riddles, l g 0, phoenix, arizona. strong supporters and neighborhood ground of wisconsi

phoenix, with five days left in this _ border. phoenix, with five days left in this campaign, _ border. phoenix, with five days left in this campaign, my - left in this campaign, my opponent is also making his closing _ opponent is also making his closing argument to america. and you — closing argument to america. and you have probably seen a bit of— and you have probably seen a bit of it. — and you have probably seen a bit of it. it _ and you have probably seen a bit of it, it is an argument full— bit of it, it is an argument full of— bit of it, it is an argument full of hate and division. he insults_ full of hate and division. he insults latinos, as scapegoats immigrants and it is notjust what — immigrants and it is notjust what he _ immigrants and it is notjust what he says, it does what he will d0~ — what he says, it does what he will d0~ if _ what he says, it does what he will do. if elected, you can be sure _ will do. if elected, you can be sure he — will do. if elected, you can be sure he will bring backs family separation

in my time serving phoenix, i helped to protect abortion axis when roe v. wade was overturned from raised wages for thousands of workers in our city, that the creation of a worker safety ordinance that protected -- protects 10,000 outdoor workers from a creamy. and when it comes to climate, i led the effort to unanimously pass on a bipartisan basis a transportation electrification plan, one of the most ambitious plans to install public charging infrastructure, thanks to progressive policies that my colleagues here today helped pass at the federal level. we would not have done this work without the bipartisan infrastructure built, without the inflation reduction act, without the american rescue plan. i'm very excited to continue doing that work here nationally. i was proud to work on zoning reform and helped to allocate more than $140 million towards creating new emergency shelter beds or enacting progressive zoning reform at the city level and to making sure we are prioritizing the building of housing with urgency so that we can combat the national housing

kris van cleave, cbs news, phoenix. >>> still ahead on the "cbs weekend news," reporters notebook.a patta from lebanon on a war's impact on everyday lives. >>> a new warning tonight from the country's supreme leader threatened israel and the u.s. with a, quote, crushing response after recent attacks on iran and its allies. one of them, hezbollah in lebanon. at least 52 people have been killed in the latest strikes. cbs' debora patta on assignment in beirut shows us the grim reality of life in a war zone. >> reporter: for more than a year we have watched from a distance the endless cycle of misery and horror in gaza. foreign journalists have been barred by israel from reports independently inside gaza. now as israel's war has expanded against hezbollah in lebanon, we are witnessing what we've been prevented from seeing up close all along. the first casualty of any conflict is the truce. everyone bends the facts that suit their cause, but there is one thing that does remain constant -- it is the innocent who bear the brunt of the suffering. we met people like this who fled the fighti

were harassed and trump supporters, some armed, surrounded the vote counting facility in downtown phoenixd. >> there's a difference between first amendment freedom of speech and committing a crime, and in maricopa county it will be zero tolerance on anything related to criminal activity. >> reporter: while more than half of registered arizona voters have already cast their ballots, rita temez says she's going to the polls in person. >> you know what happens. some of these ballot boxes are being burned. what if that would have been my vote? >> reporter: the national guard is on standby in nevada and at least six other states including arizona and north carolina have activated guard troops. in washington, d.c. businesses have begun boarding up and extra security fencing is being added outside the white house and the vice president's home. online, white supremacist group the proud boys have warned they are locked, loaded and ready for treasonous voter fraud. the fbi's election security command center is now working 24/7 to handle all kinds of potential problems. >> threats to election worker

the final race will get underway tomorrow at phoenix raceway. we have a chance to talk with 2 of the final 4 racers in contention. one of the favorites is a justin allgaier who is making his 7th appearance and los gatos native, a j allmendinger both are seeking their first championship in this event. >> it's an honor to be able to call yourself a champion and in the top 3 series of nascar. it's. i've been in the sport and nascar now for 17, 18 years. so to be able to do that would be one of the biggest accomplishments that i have on my resume. i think it goes without saying what a championship means said any a sport. but i think for me, you know, i'm i'm obviously a lot closer to the end of my career that i am the beginning. and i've been in this situation enough times now to. >> to really respect and to to know how much you know this this means and how important it is. >> well, good luck to both of them should be a fun race in phoenix. a reminder you can actually watch it all live right here on kron. 4 coverage starts tomorrow at 4 in the after

. >>> hey, phoenix police. come here. come here. come here. i got you. i got you.ou. >> that's video of a phoenix police officer rescuing a man from a car at the bottom of a swimming pool. police released the video of the halloween day incident. the man told officers he stepped on the gas too hard, hit a fence, and ended up in the apartment complex pool. he's expected to be okay. >>> the pentagon weighs in on ufos, and a suspected terrorist is charged. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "the houston chronicle" reports a texas man is accused of making propaganda photos and videos for isis. anas said was arrested last week following a seven-year fbi investigation. he's been charged with trying to provide material support to a foreign terrorist organization. he pleaded not guilty yesterday. authorities say he also discussed plans to commit violent acts, including taking part in a 911-type terror attack. documents show he was also allegedly involved in a plot to kill former president george w. bush. >>> "usa today" says a new pentagon report on

should be a fun race tomorrow in phoenix. as we said, you can watch it live right here on kron. 4. >> our coverage starts at 4 o'clock. we will send it back over to you guys know ellen, vicki. >> ben, thank you. thanks. snowboarders and skiers can head up to the slopes and enjoy some fresh powder. the mount rose ski resort in reno now open for business. the resort is the first open the season in the tahoe region. all thanks to some early season snow looking like a winter wonderland out there. some other notable resorts projecting their opening dates for the ski season as well. north star and heavenly plan to open the weekend before thanksgiving. that's november. 22nd sierra at tahoe projecting a week later for thanksgiving weekend. and diamond peak resort. a little lower elevation there. so they're not protecting to open until december. 12th. and with that, we're going to send things over to kron. 4 meteorologist kathy trafton for a look at the forecast. and that is such great news because we're going to see some snow in the

. >> y estas son algunas imÁgenes que hoy tambiÉn son noticia phoenix come here, come here home.do en una alberca. un oficial tuvo que subirse al automÓvil y comenzar a golpear la ventana del techo con una barra de metal. finalmente logrÓ romper el vidrio y permitiÓ al conductor salir ileso. en este video se ve un bombero de buenos aires salvar a un bebÉ que se estaba ahogando. la madre del pequeÑo fue quien lo llevÓ a la estaciÓn de bomberos. ahÍ las cÁmaras de seguridad captaron el momento en que el oficial despejÓ las vÍas respiratorias hasta que llegÓ una ambulancia. y esta es la explosiÓn que provocÓ un ataque de israel cerca de jan yunis, en gaza. hoy un niÑo muriÓ. unas 20 personas terminaron heridas. segÚn testigos, el estallido impactÓ una zona de tiendas de campaÑa. el ministro de salud gazatÍ, organismo controlado po. jamÁs ha dicho que desde el 7 de octubre mÁs de 43.000 palestinos han muerto. y aquÍ estÁ arantxa loizaga con un adelanto de las noticias que veremos por la noche. arantxa julio, quÉ tal? >> muy buenas tardes. pues vamos a hablar de la economÍa. la inflac

the final race is set for saturday at phoenix raceway. you can see it right here on kron 4 at 04:00pm. we got a chance to talk today with 2 of the final 4 racers in contention. justin allgaier and los gatos native aj allmendinger. both are seeking their first championship. it's an honor to be able to call yourself a champion and in the top 3 series of nascar. >> i've been in the sport and nascar now for 17, 18 years. so to be able to do that would be one of the biggest accomplishments that i have on my resume. i think it goes without saying what a championship means said any a sport. but i think for me, you know, i'm i'm obviously a lot closer to the end of my career that i'm the beginning. and i've been in this situation enough times now to. >> to really respect and to to know how much you know this this means and how important it is. >> yeah, fundraise saturday and phoenix. you can again watch it live right here on kron. 4 coverage begins at 4 o'clock. all right. finally tonight, some soccer news, the san jose earthquakes have hired bru

at university of phoenix, could save time by transferring prior eligible college credits.you save money. earn your degree at university of phoenix. >> greg: out of time, thank you to our guests, our studio audience, "fox news at night" with the dreamy trace gallagher is next. i love you, america. [cheering and applause we will see you tomorrow. the "big weekend show" is up next. ♪

kimberly, how could l g 0, phoenix, arizona? well, in the swing states of michigan black americans versus make up about 13 percent of the electorate and 202092 percent supported joe biden. but say, fall in 2024 power seems to be running way behind that benchmark. theresa by reports from detroit on the impacts they could have on her chances of winning the site of the dance and music at these renaissance golden detroit. but there's a much more serious message to the celebration, a push to convince black american voters to go to the polls in the course of battle, ground state of michigan. there's 2 main boating blocks in america who voted dependently, who both consisted. that's black women, and the 2nd one is black me. i'm sure they're going to vote over womanly in their own interests. their interests are a quality education and health care among other issues. right. data shows, black communities in michigan have struggled with the legacy of discrimination. segregation, poverty had, in many cases, high unemployment rates. this wall

tip off is tomorrow night in phoenix at 6 p.m. pacific time. >> 49ers quarterback brock purdy was a full participant in today's practice and is expected to play on sunday. >> with where i'm at now, i feel good. so going into this game, i'm excited to be able to play the qb missed last week's game against the packers due to that shoulder injury, and was limited in practice the last few days, but purdy said he was able to make every throw in the last two practices and is ready to go. if i'm out there playing, which is the plan, then i'll be able to make every throw that we have drawn up so i wouldn't go out there playing, you know, not 100% like i want to go out there feeling really good and, and have the confidence to make every throw. so that's the plan. >> on the flip side, linebacker dre greenlaw missed practice today and will not play sunday despite suiting up earlier this week for the very first time this season. the team also announced defensive end nick bosa and tackle trent williams will not play sunday against the bills. s

phoenix running 30 minutes behind the big number here is newark, not five minute delays due to weather, and we're at 30 minutes behind here in washington, d.c. if you're doing any traveling across the state tomorrow, we are all good. it is smooth sailing from northern california to southern california. we're going to be dry temps in the 50s to 60s for the most part, 60 in redding 54, eureka 56. fresno down to los angeles 67. the one spot that's going to be in the 70s is palm springs, right there at 72. how about that national outlook? we'll start to see that snow developing through denver that could be the source of some big time delays. and 35 where partly cloudy in dallas, 78 chicago, some clouds and 44. and we're dry in boston, new york and washington. we'll take more looks, though at thanksgiving and some big time weather headed towards the east coast. i have more looks coming up in about 15 minutes. all right, jeff, we'll see you shortly. you can keep a close eye on this thanksgiving week forecast by downloading our free nbc bay area app. it's a great resource here. all you have t

workers were harassed and trump supporter's, some armed surrounded the voting facility in downtown phoenix closed. >> there's a difference between first amendment freedom of speech and committing a crime. and in maricopa county, there will be a zero tolerance on anything related to criminal activity. >> reporter: more than half of arizona voters have already cast their ballots, rita tamez says she is going a person. >> you know what happens, some of these ballot boxes are being burned. what if that was my vote? >> reporter: the national guard is on standby and nevada and at least six other states including arizona and north carolina have activated guard troops. in washington, d.c., businesses have begun boarding up and extra security fencing is being added% outside the white house and the vice president's home. online, white supremacists group the proud boys have warned that "they are locked and loaded and ready for treasonous voter fraud." the election security's command center is working 24/7 to handle all kinds of potential problems. >> the threat on election workers, foreign maligned i

pool, and this incident was captured on police body cams. >> hey, phoenix police!here. i got you, i got you. i got you. anyone else in there? >> this happened back on halloween. the man says he accidentally stepped on the car's accelerator. too hard, sending that car right into an apartment complex's swimming pool. he was taken to a hospital for treatment. we have no updates on how he's doing. >> and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast wrap with alex savage here at 7:00 monday through friday. of course you can always find around the clock coverage at west coast rap dot com. >> a new poll shows vice president kamala harris has a lot of support. if she were to run for governor in two years. >> that's right. this poll was conducted by the uc berkeley institute of governmental studies, and it shows nearly half of voters would be very or somewhat likely to support her. however, the numbers fall short of the support california voters showed when she was running for president. harris has not signaled if she plans to r

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in phoenix for us. thank you very much. coming up, we will talk with soe campaign trail with tim today. the minnesota senator is standi. there you see him. (♪♪) behind every splenda product is a mission. helping millions of people reduce sugar from their diets. now try a sweetener grown by u.s. farmers. introducing zero-calorie splenda stevia. at splenda stevia farms, our plants are sweetened by sunshine. experience how great splenda stevia can be. grown on our farm, enjoyed at your table. (♪♪) >>> right now we are in the finr the white house. joining sus minnesota's democra. thank you for joining us. kamala harris as you know is spl day of campaigning in pennsylva. is that a sign of strength or w? >> sign of strength. sign of she is where it mattersu know she's been in every state . michigan, wisconsin, nevada, arn everywhere. and i was with tim walls today . i think he's done all 7 swing s. he is feeling good. it was touching with his familyg minnesota for the last time befn and i am just feeling good abou. i have been in

senator vance making his pitch in the pivotal phoenix suburbs. governor walz courting young voters and women. arizona is one of ten states where abortion will be on the ballot. voters will decide if the right to an abortion should be enshrined in the state's constitution. the harris campaign is banking on that driving voter turnout. president biden won this state by only 10,000 votes in 2020. linsey. >> linsey: all right, expect it to be tight once again. thank you. >> let's bring in political director and washington bureau chief mr. rick klein. tell us about the new polling that shows just how tight a race this still is. >> yeah, our new national poll with ipsos has a three-point edge for kamala harris over donald trump. that's about where this race has been all along. it's really hard to read much into that. if the battleground states are any indication, we have seen movement that to me is really intriguing. "the new york times"/siena poll which is a very reputable pollster, they came out with numbers today that had harris leading in some of th

states now to arizona. reynolds joins is for america, for county tabulation and the election center in phoenix, rome, what's the situation there and the security problem? no security problems also pretty calm and quiet here on that front. nick, uh we do have some results that have come out over the past hour or so from the arizona secretary of state's office and it couldn't be tighter here. really. this is essentially a statistical tie with about 42 percent of all the votes counted so far according to the state of arizona officials in charge of tabulating these results. donald trump has 49.7 percent, and pamela harris has 49.5 percent. so donald trump is leading tomlin harris by just over 2000 votes. so talk about your razor thin margins here. now these votes represent the votes that were cast early by mail, invalid, or by balance dropped off. the mailbox is a balance box is that is a and otherwise sent in early. so those have been tabulated for the most part. what remains are the votes that were cast today in person vote, and all the indications are, although we don't have any official turnou

vice president harris has spe all day on the campaign trail with priorto in phoenix and reno. while traveling, she also opd to speak with reporters in wisconsin. here's what she had to say there. re are her remarks. v.p. harris: good morning everyone. >> happy halloween. v.p. harris: thank you. today we will be leaving wisconsin, heading west. talking with the american people election and the opportunity the american people have to chart a new way forward. i will comment on the former president donald trump's remark about women and whether they like it or not. listen. it's actually offensive to women in terms of not understanding their agency, authority, right and ability to make decisions about their own lives, including their own bodies. this is the latest in a series of reveals by the former president of how he thinks about women and their agency. whether he has said that women should be punished for their choices, whether he talked about his pride in taking away a fundamental right for women, whether it be how he has created a situation in america where one in three women

kimberly, how can algy 0 phoenix, arizona? will thompson howard? so we'll say costing blue collar workers in pennsylvania, michigan, and wisconsin, who picks a witness of the last 2 presidential elections that support the trump slipped through the state. so read in 2016. i'm for binding. in 2020, they swung. they states back to blue. but now they is growing apathy amongst manufacturing workers who feel a bond and find those policies. is heidi drug, castro reports in milwaukee as i was able to from the time mike bank was a boy. he wanted to work at master lock like his father. the company was a milwaukee stapled manufacturing padlocks for over a century. since half the plant was related, but we viewed it as a family think was there for 44 years. eventually becoming president of the workers union. the factory employed about $1200.00 people at its peak, paying them an average of about $30.00 an hour. you took care of the company, did your job and they would take care of you. but all that changed, the bank says when president bill clinton signed the no

kimberly helped him out 0, phoenix, arizona. a women's reproductive rights have been one of the most important issues in the us presidential race. and the wake of a controversial supreme court decision in 2022, 15 states. now that abortion entirely with narrow exceptions. 6 forbid the procedure. after 6 weeks of pregnancy, democrats hope the issue will increase. wanted to announce in the favor reynolds reports from this one stage of arizona. economy here is for president campaign bus arrived in flagstaff, arizona. the latest stop on a tour that has taken staffers to 15 states so far. they hand out donuts and coffee and engage motors focusing on the issue of women's reproductive rights. when it comes down to it, women have the right to body autonomy. that is a basic human right. it's about dignity. so it's about health. morrison is a right that women should be able to make their choice on. i think that this arizona having it on our ballot this year so that we can clarify it in the state. let's constitution so that we won't have t

kind of the hair is brought up reproductive rights again, a, she rallied supporters in phoenix, arizona. she condemned comments by her republican rival, donald trump, that he would protect women whether quote they like it or not. which is why yes, we will both because we also understand if you was elected he has been pretty clear in his behavior and his deeds. he will ban abortion nationwide. he will restrict access to birth control, put idea of treatments at risk enforce states to monitor women's pregnancies, and you don't have to take my word for it just google project 2025. well, during his rally and henderson, nevada, donald trump accused terrace of operating a locks border policy and promised a mass deportation program if he's elected and will put these vicious and blood thursday criminals in jail. i will kick them the hell out of our country with one of my who are open border. normal hours is also actively aiding and abetting the worst human traffickers, giles, about the drug dealers in blood, thursday, criminal networks on the planet. there's nobody worse than what she's catering