. >> live now to a harris for president in raleigh north carolina. >> hello and good afternoon. [applause] i am thrilled join production. it sounds so good, you can put it on a t-shirt. [applause] such a pleasure to be with doug and half. [applause] thank you to that wonderful story we just heard. thank you for sharing what a powerful message that is. how lucky is she delivered the message for to have another child. congratulations back. >> coming forward to tell his stories. that's why we decided to share our story. on ivf. we heard the story of people getting such a way and they had to put their dreams and families on hold and brought us back to that moment. and it brought back fresh of emotion. our path to parenthood was a period we were only able to start our family is access treatment. we didn't share that with hardly anyone. it was our own story and almost too much to bear for friends and family because friends and families felt exponential. we had to tell her because we needed help. the process required frequent injections. it happens back behind so i couldn't do that mys

vance campaigns in raleigh, north carolina. and at 7:00, former president donald trump makes a campaign stop in uniondale, new york, which is part of long island. again, that's all available to watch on the free c-span now video app or online at c-span.org. >> the house will be in order. >> this year c-span celebrates 45 years of covering congress like no other. since 1979 we've been your primary source for capitol hill, providing balanced, unfiltered coverage of government. taking you to where the policies, debate is decided all with the support of america's cable companies. c-span, 45 years and counting, powered by cable. >> the u.s. senate is coming in this morning now to consider another of president biden's judicial nominations, a vote is scheduled at 11:45 a.m. eastern on whether to advance michelle williams court as a u.s. district court judge for central california. also, expected in the coming days, debate on a short-term federal spending bill. current funding expires on september 30th. live coverage of the senate on c

. >> this is situation with me in the coming about a home in 2020, and thank you in the raleigh north carolinaall home equity but in terms of the open wanted to move an hour away, even a lateral move is basically double the party so for now, i'm not budging. >> we know, there's been a lot of gloom about just how first-time homebuyers are suffering but for the average american homeowner, has been a boom in the 30 — 40 percent increase that we've seen in the home prices the last couple of years, his really fat in the home equity the me to be about a half million dollar home is number 700,000 in the equity in your home is a lot. >> 's trip of a locked unit i have great rated and do not want to move and darren get out of his housing gridlock. darren: there's no quick fix in about 40 percent of the homeowners, or sitting on just below 4 percent's and they do not really have a great incentive to move and there are some political proposals out there incentivize development and kamala harris proposing $25,000 in grants for first-time homebuyers but what really needs to happen though is that housing pr

. >> but during a rally in raleigh, north carolina, trump's running mate, senator jd vance says there's no reason to support harris. she has flip flopped on literally every single proposal that she ran on in twenty-twenty. now she says she doesn't believe here's will head to michigan and wisconsin to finish off the week. well, trump will hold a rally in wilmington, north carolina on saturday reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> all right. time now for our 4 zone forecast as we get a live look outside. looks an awful lot like a painting. it's so beautiful. >> i was just going to say that, which which i'm sorry to me to take, you know, it's i mean, it's really cool that we we're gonna say yeah, i was actually say that. but since you've already said let's just look at pretty picture there. yeah, yeah. anything back a guys. we've got some changes coming away. you know, kind of fake weather pattern, kind of setting up another words, kind of a false beginning to fall, right? a few days away officially from fall beginning, but feeling like it outside this week as we've had a couple of

gwen walz talking about their experiences with reproductive rights at a campaign event in raleigh, north carolinathis is about 45 minutes. gwen walz: hello and good afternoon, raleigh! [applause] it is so nice to be here and i am thrilled to join the harris -walz fighting for reproductive freedom bus tour. that sounds so good. you can put it on a t-shirt, right? [laughter] it is always wonderful and such a pleasure to be with the terrific second gentleman doug emhoff. now, thank you to that wonderful story we just heard from laura beasley and for sharing what a powerful message. how lucky are we to be here with her as she delivered the message that she's going to have another child? congratulations. [applause] and thank you. thank you to all the brave women coming forward to tell your stories. please know that stories that you are telling and sharing have real purpose and meaning and power. thank you. [applause] those stories can turn hearts and change minds and that's the reason why earlier this year, tim and i decided to share our story too after such a long time when the alabama supreme court

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. >> she is a mental health counselor in raleigh, north carolina, with expertise in serving people oftq community. she struggles with what she sees online. >> there are a lot of negative comments being made about black women. it is one of those things where i am disconnecting. so i will not constantly be fed with that. >> she says social media has also helped her connect with her community. >> anything having to do with black and indigenous people of color, different things happening within the lgbtq community, is where my focus comes from. >> i remain optimistic. that the developments we see will make our lives better. >> he is now the director of the university of north carolina's center on technology policy. it receives funding from meta, among others. >> i was never in a meeting where somebody said this is something we can do good for the world. people said this just to the money approach. >> is there an inherent conflict here? these are for-profit companies that want to grow their product. >> i agree. that is a good rationale. >> i asked him about the decision to reinstate donald

and wife of vice presidential nominee tim walz glenn, will be speaking at a campaign rallyn raleigh, north carolinad you can watch those remarks on c-span2 or on our c-span video app or online at c-span.org. u.s. senate returns today from their summer recess. lawmakers will gavel in at 3 p.m. eastern with a busy legislative floor schedule ahead for the month. congress is facing government functioning deadline and must pass additional federal spending legislation by september 30th to avert a shut down. now also on the agenda today george will be sworn in as new jersey newest senator replacing former democratic senator bob menendez who resigned last month. previously served as former new jersey governor phil murphy chief of staff and lawmakers vote to advance nomination of adam ableson to be u.s. district court judge for state of maryland watch live senate coverage on c-span2 or free video app c-span now or online at c-span.org. watch the abc ns presidential debate sigh simulcast as candidates go head-to-head if their first debate since securing their party's nomination. coverage begins with a previe

and spoke to more than one north carolina current elected official and an former elected official today. and i'm reminded of being in north carolina in chapel hill and raleigh, north carolina, the day of when the day after the access hollywood tape came out, big difference though, we've had a lot of these little access hollywood tapes from mark robinson and mark robinson isn't donald trump match, right? he was probably toast before today. now he's just a bigger piece of toast. the problem is that this isn't about the governor's race. that race is over. josh stein will win the question is does this affect up ballot? and i think potentially it does. and i know for a fact that the trump campaign is and has been worried that it does because not just these comments that distract donald trump, he obviously make some weird comments from time to time as well. but also this campaign has no money. it has no ground game. it can't drive out their own voters. they're not all wrong boeing in the same direction. and that's a real problem. offer trump. and i've heard this on the ground, not just for the past day or a few weeks. i've heard this months and months ago that th

. >> thank you for leading me to a live picture out of raleigh, north carolina. two of the folks, you see doug emhoff, the vice president's husband is there, and there's gwen walz. tim walz, the vice presidential nominee's wife. and they're talking about reproductive freedom in north carolina, one of the key battleground states. kamala harris may be down, but the campaign definitely is not. and she may have endorsed him almost two months ago, but nikki haley says donald trump isn't asking for help on the campaign trail. nbc's dasha burns is following that for us. so what is nikki haley saying here? >> well, look, chris, those nikki haley voters, the people who voted for her in the primaries, some of them voting for her even after their states -- after she was out of the race in places like pennsylvania. i can tell you, they're going to be watching this debate very closely. a lot of those are those moderate republicans that are really torn about what to do. and nikki haley has endorsed the former president, not the most ringing endorsement. and take a listen to wha

and that is where we start this hour with nbc news correspondent antonia hylton for us in raleigh, north carolina to think they can hold on tight, let this all pass. can they? >> reporter: well, that's the central question right now. and as you mentioned a moment ago, the robinson campaign, because they missed that 11:59 deadline, in a way, that's their statement. they're in this. there is no change to be made at this point. we saw the north carolina gop release a statement saying that they're essentially standing by their man. the trump campaign, though, is a whole different ball game because they're trying to walk this tightrope right now. we just got new nbc news reporting, our colleague dasha burns has been talking to people all afternoon. and what they have found is that there are allies both here locally in the north carolina delegation and in the trump campaign who are pushing that campaign to actually rescind the endorsement and rethink that relationship here. however, at least at this point, trump has not wanted to do so. he certainly hasn't taken that step yet. but he's going to be here

i want to update you on this excessive rain rescue her from places like raleigh, north carolina and richmond, virginia part of tennessee's vaughan of the state of south carolina so you can say why -- cui six states have all but claimed disaster territories and seeking disaster release -- released. five of the six have already done so, so you'll -- georgia was among those hard hit as well and that's where former president donald trump visited earlier today, alexander hall has more from the doctor. alexandra? >> hi, neil. year the former president said he came here to show solidarity and signals are buried there with all those living in georgia who are struggling and all victims were living in helene's rastall, her break right now. he also said he brought supplies with them like water and gotland and did so in partnership with franklin graham's relief organization, syrup -- samaritan's purse. the former president held a moment of silence for lives lost and gave -- listen. >> as you know, our country is in the final weeks of a hard-fought national election. but in a time like this, when a crisi

flood watches are in place in cities like raleigh, north carolina, and myrtle beach, south carolina, up to ten inches of rain is in the forecast for some places today. this morning, tiktok will have about 15 minutes to plead its case in front of a federal appeals court. the social media platform is trying to convince the judges to not allow a law to go into effect that could force its chinese parent company to sell off the app or be banned as early as january tiktok content creators will also have a chance to address the court. tiktok claims that ban would violate the first amendment, but congress passed this law, the biden administration and he's now arguing that user data could be compromised and used for intel purposes by china's posing a real national security threat. and talk about hitting a sour note on stage to members of the band jane's addiction, got into something of a i think we would call it a fight. some are calling it a scuffle, but i don't often use the word scuffle onstage in the middle of a show in boston yeah, watching watching crew like stepping in their sinks top

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who was in raleigh, north carolina, yesterday, where he demonstrated once again what a clear and confidenthinker he is. >> i see you've got my book there, ma'am, i appreciate it. available wherever bookstores are sold. so go out and get yourself a copy if you haven't yet. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, you got so close to completing a normal human sentence. trump and vance have continued to double down on this pet-eating story they made up. "the wall street journal" got in touch with one of the ohio residents vance has been citing to keep this fairytale alive, a woman whose name is anna kilgore. this woman. she got the ball rolling when she filed a police report back in august claiming her cat, miss sassy, had been stolen by haitian immigrants. turned out, miss sassy -- which is also my nickname for j.d. vance -- [ laughter ] was in her basement. she found the cat a few days later, alive and un-devoured. to anna's credit, she told the truth, and she apologized to her haitian neighbors. she says she regrets the whole thing. but that hasn't stopped j.d. vance, who says he has no choice but to am

judy: she's a mental health counselor in raleigh, north carolina. people of color and members of the lgbtq community. she struggles with what she sees online. >> if there is a lot of negative comments made about black women, if there is a lot of negative commentary being made about the lgbtq community, it is one of those things where i am disconnecting and blocking those pages so i am not costly being fed with that. judy: but she says social media has also helped her connect with her community. >> anything having to do with black indigenous people of color, and also lgbtq rights, different things happening within the lgbtq community. that is really where my focus comes on social media. >> i remain an optimist that on balance the tech knowledge, the developments we see will make our lives better. judy: he was the head of global positive element of facebook until 2019. he's now the director of university of north carolina center on technology policy, which receives funding from facebook's parent company meta, among others. >> i was never in a meeting

you look at where the bus went places like jacksonville, going to raleigh, north carolina next. you are seeing a turnout of people, i had them come up to me in florida, they were like okay, i have been voting republican, but i am voting yes on amendment four, that is the one that make sure that you get rid of this extreme-- >> the one that what donald trump was-- all over that next >> you look at the facts, in kansas, when people turn out in droves, you look at what happened in ohio, 13 point margin, those weren't just democrats, wisconsin supreme court, those were independence, moderate republicans turning out and they we believe in freedom, we don't like where our party is going and we will but with the democrats on this amendment and if you note withand liz cheney, with adam kinsinger, and all of the number of republicans that are coming out we are going to vote for kamala harris. >> and thea butler had this on tuesday on msnbc, the abortion debate is becoming what trump's greatest alanna, because he knows that cecconi and policies of his evangelical base are not popular, whi

treasury secretary janet yellen will be in raleigh, north carolina to tout the impact of the inflations allegedly helping of the lower energy costs for american families and spurring investment in advanced manufacturing. no comments that the inflation reduction act was one of the acts that unleashed trillions of dollars into the economy and sent inflation sky rock he'lling and they're not talking about your district, talking about clean energy, not thes capacity that america has under your nose. your reaction? >> i said long ago, put midland over moscow, produce domestic energy. the most important thing we can do is have affordable, reliable energy. and let's get back to that policy. the fact is, maria, that every american is hurting because prices% higher at the grocery store, at the gas station, and that's because of failed policies. we need reliable energy, not the fairytale they're dreaming up because it doesn't work. maria: good to see you this morning. thank you. >> thank you. maria: august pfluger in texas. we'll be back with ja jason trenner, back in a minute. ♪ i have type 2 d

. >> with us now, nbc correspondent antonia hylton in raleigh, north carolina and senior national politics reporter jonathan alan. antonia, what more do we know about these allegations? >> reporter: hey, jose. well, these explosive allegations have shifted here in north carolina just the conversation we're hearing from operatives on both sides, who are concerned in some cases on the republican side that this could drag down the ticket. and on the democratic side, or in some cases very gleeful over this, though not necessarily surprised. he has a history of making comments like this. the allegations in the cnn report, though, include comments like saying that he is a black nazi, saying that he wishes slavery could come back and that in fact if it did, he would go out and buy some for himself. also, calling himself a perv and describing an incident in which he as a young person he watched women showering without their knowledge or consent. essentially peeping on them. and a whole host of other very lewd comments that frankly can't be repeated here. for some voters i've spoken to today, this

. >> nbc's antonia hylton joins us from raleigh, north carolina, this morning. also with us, senior political editor, mark murray, eugene daniels, political white house correspondent and ashley parker washington senior national political correspondent. robinson he isn't going anywhere. what more do we know and how are people in north carolina reacting to this? >> good morning. robinson isn't going anywhere, the deadline to have dropped out was 11:59 last night, and that of course came and went, and he has doubled down, denying these accusations, and saying that he plans to stay in the race, and voters, politicians, staffers in north carolina are just reeling with the news. democrats have been gleeful. i have been on the phone with them. they think this is going to drag down the entire republican ticket and help them as they forge a path for harris to take this state, and to pull off a win here in north carolina. the reaction from republicans has been all over the place, so some state level republican officials have been deleting photos of them hanging out with r

deadly crashes rose by 69% in raleigh, north carolina, 58% in long beach, 55% in oakland, and 53% inas vegas. that's nearly a 30 point difference from the next closest city on the list san francisco, at 24%. the study relied on data collected from 2021 to 2022. >> bart's transbay tube celebrated its 50th birthday. it came with a special announcement about its resilience to large earthquakes. as ktvu tom vacar reports tonight. bart has wrapped up a 20 year long project to strengthen the tube. >> the 50 year old bart transbay tube is now fully ready for the next half century. perhaps, says bart. the next millennium, the transbay tube now has a stronger steel lining. >> it has a more powerful and robust pumping system that will protect itself against even stronger earthquakes. the type of earthquake that is projected to occur only once in a thousand years. >> the half billion dollar transbay retrofit concludes bart's 20 year, $1.5 billion retrofit of 74 miles of track, including bridges and support structures, 34 of 50. bart's older stations and critical infrastructure. though hundreds

this is raleigh, north carolina, where a flash flood warning is now in effect. just moments ago, georgia's governor announced that the storm has so far killed 11 people. now helene made landfall. it did make landfall overnight in florida. reporter rebecca castor is actually in the capital city of tallahassee. >> this is some of the most significant damage we have found in tallahassee after helene made landfall. a tree falling on top of this apartment complex. the cleanup is going to start here. as helene keeps moving north. the focus is now on georgia with helene's heavy rain putting atlanta under its first ever flash flood emergency. >> this is way worse than anything we've seen. >> crews are deploying across the city to rescue people caught in flood waters, including this mother and her child, who found themselves trapped on top of their car during a strong current. >> once they got the boat over to them, we were able to load them into the boat, bring them home back over here to dry land and get them out safely. >> forecasters say helene dropped more than a fo

. >> but during a rally in raleigh, north carolina, trump's running mate, senator jd vance says there's no reason to support harris. she has flip flopped on literally every single proposal that she ran on in twenty-twenty. now she says she doesn't believe here's will head to michigan and wisconsin to finish off the week. well, trump will hold a rally in wilmington, north carolina on saturday reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> still ahead, tupperware is putting a lid on the company filing for bankruptcy after nearly 90 years in business. what this means for the iconic food container brand. plus. >> governor gavin newsom, special legislative session on oil and gas is officially underway. capital tom wallace. talk to you about newsom's plan he says will lower >> it is official iconic kitchen storage container brand tupperware has filed for bankruptcy protection. tupperware faced financial problems over the last several years during economic conditions that were unfavorable. they say as well as growing competition. also, people moving more towards glass storage because of the heal

look at raleigh, north carolina, where first this political scandal is the talk of the town. morning, everyone, i'm kasie hunt it's wonderful to have you with us on this friday morning, we made it to friday and we are just 46 days away from election day. and of course, the race is coming down to the wire in nearly every battleground state, including north carolina, absentee ballots, are scheduled to go out in north carolina today it's a state republicans have won every cycle since 2008 or recent polling does show that with kamala harris at the top of the ticket, it is now incredibly close and a scandal involving the states republican nominee for governor, the current lieutenant governor mark robinson, is adding a new dimension to the race. this new cnn kfile investigation uncovered dozens of inflammatory posts that robinson wrote on a porn site message board over a decade ago. some of the messages include robinson calling himself, quote, a black nazi. other posts praised slavery or ridiculed martin luther king junior as a quote, commie faster the end quote. when confronted wi

north carolina that the allegations aren't true. >> that was nbc's laura jarrett with that report. let's now bring in nbc news correspondent antonia hilton, who joins live from raleighorth carolina's republican party there saying they are going to stick with the embattled candidate. what more can you tell us? >> reporter: that's right. the truth is at this point they have no other option. that's because the deadline for him to drop out was 11:59 p.m. last night. that, of course, has come and gone, so there's no way to get another name on that ballot. we're seeing a range of reactions from republican. some have been deleting their social media posts standing next to robinson or celebrating him or appearing at rallies with him, while others are saying they are waiting to see if he can forcefully make clear these comments weren't his. democrats, i can tell you they have been just gleeful about all of this. i spoke to several operatives yesterday, and they were laughing when i got on the phone with them, talking about how in a way this isn't a surprise to them, because this is someone who's been in the hot seat in north carolina many times before. they think this is lik

>>but during a rally in raleigh, north carolina, trump's running mate, senator jd vance says there'sreason to support harris. she has flip flopped on literally every single proposal that she ran on in twenty-twenty. now she says she doesn't believe here's will head to michigan and wisconsin to finish off the week. well, trump will hold a rally in wilmington, north carolina on saturday reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >>instagram is making some sweeping changes that to address child safety online. the new restrictions for those under the age of 18 are on the way. reporter john mueller explains how they'll work. >>so many of us enjoy social media apps like instagram. but for minors, social media can often be debilitating to downright dangerous. bowing to public pressure. new sweeping changes to instagram are on the way all accounts under 18 years old will now be automatically set to private by default. there will be no notifications for minors between 10:00pm and 07:00am. that is designed to encourage sleep. there will also be more supervisor tools for parents to track their c

happy 100th birthday to ford worthy of raleigh, north carolina.nd spend time with family. i want to ask him which is his favorite. we salute you for your service. alice abendroth is 100. she enjoys gardening, volunteering. and happy 100th birthday to barbara condon of marshfield, massachusetts. her secret to longevity, never stop moving. and i love this lady, a miller lite draft. there you go. i'll drink to that. love that. >> not too late for you to change your mind. we could just say it was a joke. >> is it april 1st. >> cheers! love, y'all. love you all so much. >> we love you so much. >> come on, girl. love you, too. >> much celebration to come. >> indeed. >> just ahead in a few moments, on the third hour, the stars of that new netflix series that everyone is talking about on the menendez brothers, they'll be here, including oscar-winner javier bardem. >>> and later on the fourth hour, we're catching up with the real housewives of new york city, see what's happening at 10. but first, your local news and weather. and thank you. thank you. good

this afternoon in raleigh, north carolina, j.d.>> in the town of springfield, ohio, which i am honored to represent, we've heard from a number of residents that there are certain parts of town where they won't even drive because the illegal immigrants who have come in have made it unsafe to be on the roads. >> again, vast majority of them are here legally, they're all here legally. it's important to remember the way donald trump has described immigrants though as, quote, poisoning the blood of our country or calling his domestic opponents, quote, vermen. we'll get further into how this reads out of a page of an autocrat's playbook and what that could portend should trump prevail in november. first, as we approach the end of a life cycle for a lie of donald trump, the so what if it's fake chapter of it all, which always comes, remember that like so many other contrived controversies, this was not a victimless endeavor. there are people, children's lives today, right now as we're on the air irrevocably changed because donald trump an

raleigh, north carolina, had about three plus inches of rainfall, cars driving through it.gerous from a driving standpoint and also from a car standpoint. you can ruin your engine doing that. orlando, florida, also saw, just south of orlando, 4.5 inches. you can see people wading through the water. this was caused by a cold front that slipped to the south, providing decent conditions north of it but another high flood risk through georgia into south carolina. the tail end of that front, cold air lapping against the rockies bringing another flood to texas. midland, abilene. but then, if you're not in the spots i mentioned, it's great. sunshine, drier weather, a relief from oppressive heat through the midwest. we have to talk about building heat in the south. we'll do that coming up in just a few minutes. >> thanks very much. some travelers may have a tough time. at least 10,000 workers in american hotels on strike. contract talks between top hotel chains and the workers union have stalled. trevor ault has that story. >> this is big news on a holiday weekend were attentive pe

deadly crashes rose by 69% in raleigh, north carolina, 58% in long beach, 55% in oakland and 53% in las. the study relied on data collected from 2021 to 2022. >> your time now 534. the man suspected of trying to kill former president donald trump is facing two gun charges. 58 year old ryan ruth has a detention hearing in federal court set for next monday, and a court arraignment the following monday. authorities plan to file even more charges as they investigate exactly what happened, and he is still in custody. the secret service says ruth hid at donald trump's florida golf course for 12 hours, waiting for the former president to arrive. >> we cannot have failures, and in order to do that, we're going to have some hard conversations with congress, and we're going to achieve that. >> donald trump will be speaking today in michigan, his first rally since sunday's apparent assassinationormer san francisce of vice president kamala harris is now available to rent on airbnb. the new owner of the south of market home turned the space into a unique rental experience for fans of the presidentia

north carolina. >> it is great to be in raleigh. going to turn north carolina red and send kamala harris back to san francisco where she belongs. let's talk a little bit about why we need to send kamala harris back, and kamala harris still refuses to really talk to the american media. it suggests maybe she has something to hide, and we know that what she is hiding from is that she is a danger san francisco liberal now pretending that she is a moderate. jonathan: trump and harrison can can north carolina. new polls showing 49% of the state supporting harris, 48% backing trump. anne-marie joins us from raleigh, north carolina. good. annmarie: this race just got a lot more tighter and a lot more complicated for the trump campaign, with this damaging report coming out of cnn about the gubernatorial candidate mark robinson on the republican side. this individual backed by the trump camp. the report shows salacious, offensive, and controversial remarks that cnn was able to leak from mark robinson to this username. he has called this tablo

all the way up towards the middle, lansing and even spawn tornadoes in rocky mountain, north carolina, near raleigh. and we're not done yet potentially. the hurricane season is still going on. can we see more of these before the years out? a yeah, so generally speaking we're about 60 to 65 percent done, so to speak in terms of averages. so that means we still have more than a 3rd of the season left. and i do see at least one or 2 more storm impacts. and i do the caribbean or the gulf and mexico right now. the national markets enters monitoring a new system in the north west caribbean that could enter the gulf in about 5 to 7 days time. there's a 30 percent chance getting eventually developed. but that said, we see mystery before we've heard that story before and we know how sometimes it ends. so honestly, it's forecast where i got my fingers crossed. it doesn't develop. but that said, you know, conditions could favor problems towards middle of next week. all right, that's mean urologist in general was matthew poochie. thank you very much. thank all right, that's all we have for now. we'll be back s

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i live in boone, north carolina, home of cap state university. donald is in raleighnorth carolina, on our line for independents. good morning, donald. caller: good morning. i just have a couple things i wanted to say to the first guy that called in from georgia, tavares. he said that trump -- first of all, i want to say this election cycle i will be voting for harris. thing is, if kamala harris wins the presidential election in 2024, if you are dissatisfied with the performance, you can vote her out in four years. if donald trump wins, you don't get to vote him out. you don't even get to vote anymore. second thing i wanted to say to the guy who said trump was a voice of the people, tavares, i am happy to let him know i inducted him into my to say the 30 pieces of silver club. like jd vance, he turned his back on his heritage, his ancestors, and any offspring that may have. like the bible says about, let his habitation be desolate and his position given to another. another thing is what i am hearing from trump is the same thing that he is spewing the same hatred that

i live in boone, north carolina, home of cap state university. donald is in raleighnorth carolina, on our line for independents. good morning, donald. caller: good morning. i just have a couple things i wanted to say to the first guy that called in from georgia, tavares. he said that trump -- first of all, i want to say this election cycle i will be voting for harris. thing is, if kamala harris wins the presidential election in 2024, if you are dissatisfied with the performance, you can vote her out in four years. if donald trump wins, you don't get to vote him out. you don't even get to vote anymore. second thing i wanted to say to the guy who said trump was a voice of the people, tavares, i am happy to let him know i inducted him into my to say the 30 pieces of silver club. like jd vance, he turned his back on his heritage, his ancestors, and any offspring that may have. like the bible says about, let his habitation be desolate and his position given to another. another thing is what i am hearing from trump is the same thing that he is spewing the same hatred that

eastern, jd vance campaigns in raleigh, north carolina. 7 p.m., donald trump makes a campaign stop in uniondale, new york. all available to watch on the free c-span now video app and online at c-span.org. waiting for the house to come plano, texas. democrat, good morning. caller: yes, this is pj. how many former presidents have been involved, lately, into our government, congress, the supreme court, as much as mr. trump? second question i want to ask is , when i was a kid living in washington, d.c., president harry truman used to walk around. he was attacked. the secret service was supposed to be protecting him. now, why is it, why is it that a former president should be allowed, plus he's a felon, should be allowed the same protection as a remaining president, biden, and vice president? host: all right. this is rick, georgia, republican, good morning. caller: good morning. host: what's on your mind, rick? caller: i've been watching a -- washing -- watching "washington journal" for a long time. voted -- been a democratic voter for most of my life

here's an outer band that's been pumping tornado warnings from wilmington to raleigh in eastern north carolina. then the heavy rain stretches into tennessee, kentucky even parts of eastern missouri. we have this rain that just continues to swirl. i have never seen so many flash flood emergencies in effect that is all of the white outline that you see here. the green is a flash flood watch, meaning that there could be flash flooding anywhere in that watch area. but all of this kind of white outlined red area of the emergencies that is the highest level that we have to warn for flash flooding, telling people to take action immediately. one of these flash flood warnings has been in effect all morning for atlanta, including, the major population center, midtown, downtown. we have had people being rescued out of cars in the city all morning western north carolina really getting hit hard but all of this heavy rain, again, all of these white boxes are emergencies including that one that you mentioned, where there's a dam that they are worried. it's going to fail is eroding were trying to get more inf

campaign did not mention robinson by name last night, only insisting that north carolina is vital to its campaign. we want to begin in raleigh with antonia hylton, former north carolina governor, republican pat mccorey, and sam stein, managing editor at the bulwark. robinson, as we have heard without evidence is blaming the democratic candidate, state attorney general josh stein here for leaks that he calls salacious tabloid trash. he's vowed to stay put, and the deadline has passed for them to get out here. how are voters and elected officials in the state reacting? >> reporter: peter, people here have been reeling from this news. the democrats that i have spoken to a bit more gleeful and some of them saying they're not surprised. they had done a lot of work in this election, they say, to try to draw attention to some of the past inflammatory remarks that robinson had made, for example, casting doubt on the holocaust, calling it hogwash, things like that. until the new reporting from cnn, there are allegations that he made anti-semitic, racist, and nighly offensive remarks about all kinds of people, once again, on that porn

north carolina and i want to be on the record, we are going to win north carolina. in the last six months, four trips to eastern north carolina, not to charlotte, not to raleigh, not toum but to poor black folks in rural counties, we are going to win north carolina this election cycle. >> vice president harris made campaigns. in johnstown and wilkes-barre, pennsylvania, reminding voters about kedrums record on obamaca. >> remember when he was president, he tried 60 times to end the affordable care act. as he sat in the debate this week, he has no plan to replace it. he said he has, quote, concepts of a plan. concepts of a plan. no actual plan. >> donald trump spoke in las vegas last night where he once again claimed he won the debate and continued personal attacks on vp harris. >> a couple nights ago we had an even better victory, we took her on, conrad kamala harris. we took her on and we did really well. she cannot talk. >> we have several porters and analyst ready to go with all of new headlines and we start with aaron gilchrist at the white house for asbury welcome to you my friend but what a rehearing from the vice president during her first solo interview and s

north carolina. in the last six months, four trips to eastern north carolina, not to charlotte, not to raleigh, not to durham, but poor lack folks in rural counties, and talking to those folks, we are going to win north carolina this election cycle. >> okay first of all, what you heard from jd vance, that felt like a stunning admission there and secondly, the dnc chair sounds really confident, bold, even. what do you take away from this? >> that's what the dnc chair should say and that's a bold admission from jd vance. north carolina is not a state that a democratic presidential candidate has won since 2008. there's an amazing state party chair, she's the youngest of the country, they have a crazy person running for governor on the republican side. those are things that are in the favor of the harris/walz team, but it is a hard state and i don't think people should underestimate that, in some ways, georgia has better demographics the north carolina but if the democrats are really competing in north carolina, that also expands the map of s the road to 270. so that is good news for the harris/walz team,

north carolina. i don't know if y'all saw those forums, i have spent, in the last six months, four trips to eastern north carolina, not to charlotte, not to raleigho poor black folks in rural counties and talking to those folks. we are going to win north carolina this election cycle. you know, it is partly because the energy is on the ground. people want to do this. as michelle obama said, they want to do something. they are ready and fired up. the vp said it. they are tired of all of this anguish and this vitriol and division they are getting from donald trump. they are ready for a little bit of hope. suffering may endure for a night does take >> but it cometh in the morning. >> look at him preaching in front of us. >> we will bring a little more joy. stick around. we want to discuss the racist lies donald trump has spread regarding haitian immigrants in ohio. and then later in the show, the harris-walz campaign spokesman kevin munoz joins us with a big announcement tied to hispanic heritage month. you are watching "the weekend". ♪ ♪ weekend". ♪ ♪ get the rest to be your best with non-habit forming zzzquil. ♪ ♪ ref you suck! ref you suck! ref yo

north carolina. in the last six months, i took four trips to eastern north carolina, not to charlotte, not to raleighatasha but to poor, black folks in rural counties and spoke to those folks. we will win north carolina this election cycle. >> natasha, did you find that in your travels there? >> first of all, that is true. dimensions -- democrats have momentum but they have a rural strategy, they have been deploying that for months, even before harris came to the top of the ticket. now they are really drumming down on that. what i saw personally and attend 350,000, greensboro, north carolina, there are 18,000 people who came out that night. it was packed inside the coliseum there. and it was basically an extension of the dnc. you remember the dnc, people dancing and all the music and people waving their arms in unison, that kind of stuff. it was really, really high energy that we saw coming from people. they were there hours before the vice president showed up and took the stage. and it was just a very jubilant event, you know, they feel they have momentum. if you talk to her aides, they know there i