conrad roy iii was missing.iends, growing more frantic by the hour, searched everywhere for him. by mid-morning, his mom decided to call 911. that evening, about 24 hours after conrad left his house, his father got a call. a family friend said they saw his truck at k-mart with caution tape around it. so you go down there to kmart. mm-hmm. and i think the police told my father that he was gone. andrea canning: an officer found conrad dead behind the wheel of his pickup truck. his dad called lynn to tell her the awful news. i couldn't even see. i was like-- felt like i was drugged. i couldn't eat, slept in the same clothes for days. it was most horrible time in my life. andrea canning: the rest of conrad's family was in disbelief. i was like, are you sure? what are you talking about? i just saw him. just felt like all the blood just drained right out of your body to hear that kind of news. andrea canning: detective scott gordon of the fairhaven police department was assigned to the case. his first impression was s

with us is roy jacobs. is up, you resolved some issues, investors rewarded view but now comes the challenge of china. roy: first quarterly we saw two trends. small margin delivery on the back of flat growth and growth was impacted by china and when we seem solid growth at 3-5% that causes us to adjust our outlook including china and we reiterated margins and cash guidance. tom: ok, that remains even in china. i'm trying to understand china markets, they've sent chills across the sector. what is the biggest headwind? roy: if you look at china it is important to look at two different drivers causing impact. one is on the consumer side in china and we've seen low confidence translating into lower sellout and leading to november 11 in china, the sale is expected to be low. that is consumer side. on the health care side you see anticorruption campaign continuing to impact growth in china and feasibility is low. that causes about what we see solid growth in the rest of the world. very confident with momentum grow

trump asked, where is my roy cohn. he wanted to have roy cohn in that courtroom.er things, roy cohn worked for joe mccarthy. he was his top aide. you prosecuted the rosenbergs and had ethel rosenberg wrongly executed. at the end of his life when he was dying of aids, trump testified as a character witness for cohen in his trial. this is really fascinating. he deserted him at the end of his life when he realized he was dying and he couldn't do him any more good. he dropped him as cohen secretary like a hot potato. >> the story is told as only jonathan alter can. knowing all the players and it is a wonderful book. american reckoning. thank you so much for debuting your discussions about it here. we appreciate it. >>> coming up, carson maxwell frost is finally back from georgia and he will tell us about today's record-breaking first-day early voting in georgia and what that means for the harris campaign. that is next. that is next. srupts my skin, night and day. despite treatment, it's still not under control. but now i have rinvoq. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that r

trump asked where is my roy cohen.d want to have him in that courtroom and among other things, roy cohen worked for joe mccarthy, he was the top eight, he prosecuted and at the end of his life when he was dying of aids, trump testified as a character witness for him in his trial, and this is fascinating. he deserted him at the end of his life when he realized he was dying and he could not do him any good he dropped him as cohen's secretary. >> a story told as only jonathan can, it is a wonderful book, american reckoning, thank you for debuting your discussions about it here. i appreciate it. >>> coming up, maxwell frost is finally back from georgia and he will tell us about today's record-breaking first day early voting in georgia and what it means for the harris campaign, that is next. at is next. resul. screen for colon cancer in your home, your way. ask your provider for, ♪ cologuard ♪ >>> carson maxwell frost is here and ready to go with his report of what happened today in georgia where georgia broke its turnout r

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roi do you want to get invited back? >> he, jesus man? >> no, no, no, no. >> he's not the crazy you're thinking of randy quaid. that is one then i want to say on cocaine. that's what i want i want to go with water with splenda. now look, i'm the team captain, so i don't want to tell you alex. no, no, no, you're right. splenda. okay dennis quaid claims to have been on cocaine every frame of jobs seen the film jaws 3-d is just dennis quaid and a bathroom at three in the morning describing joel's one right. can i have the camera for one second? yeah. >> she the writers of this show i am so sorry you are clever enough to come up with my favorite beverage is a tap water and mixed with splenda. >> i told him if i ever meet any of you >> but does that surprise you that he would admit to doing cocaine 100%? >> no. i'm surprised you to admit to being in jaws with coates spoke at the trump rally about law and order. >> leah thompson retweeted clip with the caption quote, i was engaged to him thinking face emoji, hashtag, vote blue to stop the stupi

>> roy wood jr. roy. so here we are in the last three weeks of the campaign. finally, we are at the closing message. this is about what that means to be a man finally, get time to be mentioned right at the time that black men seem to be the issue that kamala's supposedly haven't. >> i think that trump does a good job of creating something for people to be afraid of. so that if that's not enough to scare you to vote, what about this? what about this? oh, you all under attack. men are being undertake. he did not go into any more details about what it was, what i know. >> i don't i don't i don't remember the program, but earlier this week he mentioned that harvey weinstein got jammed up and he didn't really go into detail on that in the sense of harvey weinstein's got a raw deal in terms of the criminal trial, but there's always there always seems to be a new law to throw on the fire of why you should vote for me as a man, i want to know what's under attack up feeling good the man. >> i've been oppressed for a long time, i mean, look, i maybe he's right though, t

my mom and named me roy in the news this week realtor at open house? knows you can't afford this place. >> i think you meant to go to the smaller one down the street man asked if he's ever felt woman's touch. i've answered this question directly, 1 million times. >> no host of the daily podcast, the majority report. he'll be with us right after you've read some better. hope ads. it same seat and sam tonight anyone and comedian who was named one of time magazine's most influential people in the world in 2024 will ask him what world settlement everybody all. >> right. now for the biggest stories this week, and brynn sam, i'll show you a clip package referencing a major news story from the past week. and you'll tell me what's the story? >> okay. 2024, pack a doodle. do that's dance crazy this is about how trump turned into a dj at a rally. >> the story is trump's increasingly chaotic campaign. the chaos began at a pennsylvania town hall were to medical emergencies happen within the first five questions? of the town hall, what did trump say about the heat

, which portrays his early years in business and his relationship with the ruthless new york lawyer roy cohn. my guest is the film's iranian—born director, ali abbasi. team trump did its best to block the film's release, and the tehran government banned his previous movie set in iran. so is censorship a growing cross—cultural problem? ali abbasi, welcome to hardtalk. thanks. we have to start with the movie the apprentice, just released. but it's a project that you have been working on for the best part of six years. why so long in the gestation? well, when ijoined the team in 2018 to develop the project, i was thinking that it's going to be a quick one. um, you know... he was still president at the time. he was still president. um, you know, and, uh, i think it started by, you know, gabe sherman, who is a political journalist, you know, covering his 2016 campaign. and when he won, he was wondering, how did this happen? how did he became the person he is? and he went back in, you know, and did the research and found out there's this very transformative, uh, relationship between him, a yo

do you still feel roy cohn 's influence on trump?ould someone did a mashup of and were three rules from the movie, cohn's three rules of winning as it's called in the movie. what mr. trump was doing in the last debate was with miss harris, and he still uses those rules like attack, attack, attack. going on the offensive, sort of doing this doing that, you do this, you do that. and admit nothing deny everything. and whatever, however things turn out always claim victory. those things to this day anyone who follows mr. trump off his political career can see that he uses it very much. so i think that relationship even if it started back in the 70s when mr. trump was young and 20-something that's valuable still to this day. i think the core of the lesson that we got from roy cohn is in order to get to your political goals you manufacture your own reality. >> let me ask you quickly, donald trump himself has publicly called this film garbage and pure fiction perhaps not a surprise. what you have to say to this and he has threatened the mov

eastern time. >> tune in for a brand new episode of have i got news for you with our own roy wood jr. who is here at the table tonight. here's a preview of what you can expect trump is running all of these scams on top of selling of $100,000 trump victory watch that he launched this fall yes and despite being advertised as having, quote, swiss-made power and precision, can anyone tell me where a cnn investigation deal got those watches but actually coming from where swiss-made hundred victory watch really coming from it. >> and i ask one question, okay, where is the cheapest place in the world to produce such a wash it's not even there. >> it's america where erica is this cheap as watch wait a minute really, for the first time in his life, he had the opportunity to honestly say something is made in america of his and he declined to take that opportunity and do that because then you won't believe that it's got swiss-made precision so i have what states allow sweatshops detroit. >> oh my government tries to bounce embed, don't put this on the truck want him to talk about that? >> and th

i'm roy wood jr. in the news this week local man has headed up to here with these tiktokers jumping around, skipping like a dip on his toddler, has a dinner request undecided voter tails candidate about his top issue. >> you can't even do cocaine in this country anymore ben and jerry's debuts new flavor efforts steam tonight, he's a former republican congressman who courageously voted to impeach it's truck. >> so now he's on shows like this michael, he's a comedian and ryder who's worked on so many shows, the daily show the nightly shows, the office insecure in living color, blackish. he's more talented than ryan murphy it's larry wilmore would the biggest stories of the week am lynn adam, i'm going to show you all a clip package represent a major news event that happened this week. you got to watch the montage and tell us what's the scope here we go people are at the tv store and fire. >> that's actually election day in about nine days the fire well, thank you for the optimism the story years, tradit

roi do you want to get invited back? >> he jesus man? >> no, no, no, no. he's not the crazy thing could have randy quaid. that is why then i want to say on cocaine, that's what i want i want to go with water. would splenda. >> now look, i'm the team captain, so i don't want to tell you alex. >> no, no, no, you're right. splenda. okay dennis quaid hey claims to have been on cocaine for every frame of jobs seen the film, jaws 3-d is just dennis quaid in a bathroom at 300 morning describing joel's one right. can i have it camera for one second? yeah am so sorry you are clever enough to come up with my favorite beverage, tap water and mixed with splenda. i told him if i ever meet any of you >> but does that surprise you that he would admit to doing cocaine 100%? >> no. i'm surprised you to admit to being in jaws but he's spoken to trump rally about law and order. leah thompson retweeted a clip with the caption, quote, i was engaged to him thinking face emoji, hashtag, vote blue to stop the to pit hashtag, crime is actually down she regrets having sex with him

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did you see early evidence that gets you excited for future reports of roi?ndra: absolutely, absolutely. there were other factors around the rates and geopolitics, but four banks were asked about the ai strategy spend and the impact it is having. so, jamie dimon was asked to pick from morgan stanley, who was also asked specifically about what they were expecting to see in terms of ai investments and where they see that having an impact and to pick and go into detail on the tools that they rolled out across morgan stanley called debrief, something that they are trying to put in the hands of many across the bank, and ai service that helps to manage meetings and responses and so on. we must remember that we are in the early innings, it's a big and monumental transformation and we are only two years in. there's a lot to come with tools getting better and better with much more reliability and speed, but we are looking in the next year or two at what we call identikit ai coming in to be tested out and be a potential tool for the banks to consider and are considerin

i have just telling everybody has roy yeah. i mean, the idea that trump is going to go down there and be ernest because he actually cares about the people when he can use this as an opportunity to disturb his fan based on lies that evan let me where not tolber now, the counter is reset. but the idea that remember last week donald and you don't work at mcdonald's and the week before that now will offer the haitian picked sandwiches there's not even talking about that anymore. it's whatever i can say. this week to get you all round up because immigration lipow miami said that's the thing that i believe is going to get people out to the polls. so he's using these people in despair. these people who are still in these homes stranded. you got strangers, taken on helicopters up the ridge to bring people down. and he's using that as a way to activate it even if you tried to do something by partisan some sort of concert. i don't even know what that concert would look like. it's divided as we are now, because you're not going to get kid

i saw it and the three points roy cohen teaches them, yeah, i see evidence of this today.vie tells, certainly the first half was the story of trump's relationship with the attorney and how he had a svengali like influence, played to perfection by jeremy strong. he showed trump how to harness the killer instinct in this larger-than-life persona. digging into the lessons he learned that worked in both business and politics for him. >> he really mastered the art of trying to create an image. one of the ways you do that, he divided, as roy cohn did, the world into losers and winners. trump had to be a winner in everything, no matter what the situation so you know, he claims victory no matter what happens. that is one of the things that roy cohn teaches him and as cohn tells them in the movie, there is no truth with a t. truth is what you make it. the fact that trump, you know, piles lie upon my often and just sort of defies people to create and say that is not the truth is something that very clearly he internalized from cohn. you know, for anyone who saw "star wars", it is an

host: that is roy in florida. you mentioned the polling, roy. sick around for our next segment.ng polling with join us. they run the reuters ipsos poll one of the many out there. we will be taking your phone calendars for about a half hour. this is tony in massachusetts, a trump vance supporter. caller: i'm calling about something related to the ukraine war which is never covered. the one thing is that there's as been a lot of russian frustration with ukraine because lennon was very generous with territory specially sea shores and southern territory that was mainly obtained by -- host: as we look ahead one week how much attention do you think the war in ukraine has received on the campaign trail or is going to receive in the final stretch when be makes their final pitches? caller: uh, it is received not all that much compared to how serious a problem it is. that is why i'm calling about this. so, this frustration because of that and because in 1954 crimea was transferred to ukraine by crews can chef -- kruschef and that is more frustration but it is a strategic thing because the

ella tenia un puesto en el mercado de frutas ben dia de chip roy ben dia de todo con mi abuela. mi abuela fue yo creo coo mi mama la estrella de mi abuela, mi abuela era un empresario ella tambic)n tenia supuesto y todo y mi mama la seguia y en ese caso, les digo yo a mi mama. >>>>today, estrella and her brother run estrellita snacks. located on ellis street. the restaurant's menu is a blend of salvadoran and oaxacan cuisine prepared with love and care. so of course we had to taste the food for aspiring street vendors looking to grow their businesses estrella offers some words of >>>>wisdom un sueno y una meta ningun obstaculo para salir adelante, porque nosotros vamos a tener muchos obstaculos empezando con el idioma quc) te dice? oh no, no. porque no habla inglc)s y luego pero eso no importa mi mama siempre decia yo no hablo inglc)s. pero mi comida habla por >>>>me. yesterday is a journey is a shining example of determination. and the enduring power of family >ryan>and be sure to catch our celebration of hispanic heritage month called una familia at 4:00 today right here on kp

this time roy's is basically gone. total destruction. so these are folks who are resilient and they take it in stride and they want to put their best foot forward. they want to be able to use a mobile kitchen to be able to serve folks in the community. there are restrictions in terms of whatever the laws and local regulations. i said that is unacceptable. set up the mobile kitchen and the food truck. do what you need to do to get back on your feet. and so we will clear whatever roadblocks are there under my emergency authority and i know we have to make legislative changes and you will see that. those of the type of things we have to do. they are going to get a food truck at roy's and they are going to be cranking. that is not 100% back because i have to rebuild the restaurant but they are able to generate revenue and it is important for the community to have a landmark operating. there is a -- there are a whole bunch of different ways to approach this and it might be incremental in some places. the important thing is that we have worked

>> i've got news for you roy wood, jr. in the news this week new babysitter wants you to know she aimed plan. >> i have a glock if they saw that cbs tallahassee colt's interview i almost said that, but i decided what did i shouldn't say it happy or experiencing medical event captains ever weapons and mightily bucks the scenes actor, writer, comedian and host of judge john hodgkin, the podcast's that asks the question, what have judge judy was from park slope? its john hajnal content and creative officer for the daily beast. for $200. she will play tilda swinton, metro child's birthday party. >> it's going this week, you know how we do it here on the show, amara and john, i'm going to show you a package of clips that are going to be referencing major news stories from the past week. >> and you why? baggage and tell me what's the story here we go. >> okay. swirly, twirly maps, clouds that this person is wasting their lives on the internet you no, keep you keep you and just italians and jews conspiracy theories about the hurr

thank you folks >> welcome to have i got news for you i'm roy wood jr. in the news this week local man has headed up to here with these tiktokers, jumping around, skipping like a gift, yet about his top issue. you can't even do cocaine in this country anyway flavor former republican congressman who courageously voted to him peach truck. >> so now he's on shows like this writer who's worked on so many shows. the daily show, that nightly shows, the office insecure in living color, blackish. he's more talented than ryan perfect its larry wilmore am brynn adam, i'm going to show you all a clip package represent a major news event that happened this week. you got to watch the montage and tell us what's the scope here we go people are at the tv store election day in about nine days the fire. >> well, thank you for the optimism the story is traditional media outlet are been criticized for glossing over trump's erratic behavior for fear of appearing biased, the media has been using fun new word for this phenomenon. >> does anyone know what that word is stupidity

the state of us if he, roy cooper, said many -- the state's governor, roy cooper, said many communitiestically wiped off the map. here is what joe biden had to say. pres. biden: we will be with you, as long as it takes. excuse me -- [coughs] hired everyone to listen to look -- i urge everyone to listen to local officials and follow all safety instructions. take this seriously. please be safe. caitriona: director of public affairs for fema gave me an update on the recovery process a short time ago. can you describe to us the latest situation in terms of the scale of the recovery operation that you are facing? >> right now, admintrator criswell is on the ground in north carolina. i just came back from traveling with her in florida and georgia. hurricane helene was a multistate event, and we have personnel spread across all of these states to help people recover. caitriona: the director of homeland security it said a little earlier that there had been over 100 people killed as a result of this weather, the storm, but that there were over 600 people still unaccounted for . are you expecting

that one deserves a dap roy the washington post, they're saying there's non citizens voting and they're saying that biden dropping out and vp harris taking over was the coo. i think we all agree. you can't call anything a coolant america until somebody schitt's on nancy pelosi's desk they're on yeah. >> six what you were in the chamber. >> yeah. >> what was that like? it was the worst day i've ever experienced. yeah. not just because of the violence and the fear, but like i saw that this was happening to america, like this is something that can't happen here. and yes, it was a terrible day and, you know, all my colleagues for the most part agreed with me until they didn't. >> were there any elected officials that tried to come in hard and go office that you didn't like usa. you can show it has opportunity. >> they shouldn't his desk, no one would have known the rnc is training an army of poll watchers to quote, protect the vote what a battleground states doing to protect election officials? >> from trump's army? i think this is where the flashpoint is going to be. >> it's not going to b

the debrief starting with governor roy cooper thanking her for being there. she just announced new news which includes mecklenburg county being added to the major disaster declaration, explaining that means that federal assistance will not be made available for those who have been hardest hit and mecklenburg county and other locations in north carolina. they can apply for federal assistance. not only is kamala harris getting the information she needs to relay it to other federal officials but she also talked about the fact that there is collaborative efforts between the federal, state and local officials to be able to tackle what has happened there. we do actually have antonia hylton. she is in one of the hardest hit areas of north carolina but antonia is located in asheville. i know most of you have been following you been seeing and hearing out of their. we just heard the beginning of the briefing that kamala harris is getting. i want to know from you. what are folks think on the ground where you are about how those cleanup and recovery efforts are going? >

i want to show you the comment from the ceo roy jacobs, he still has faith in the country's economy.> our faith is it will stable e 00 in the second half. we saw a deterioration that is especially on the consumer side where things also can evolve quickly once you see the demand remains low and people adjust to the new reality. it actually can come back in a quick time the visibility at this point in sometime is low. while we believe china fundamentally remains an attractive growth market for us, so it is a matter when that comes back, not if it comes back >>> in terms of other early movers, we are looking at volkswagen shares are up 1.1% this is after the company reportedly decided to weigh a series of cost cutting measures as part of the ongoing talks with union representatives, including 10% wage cuts, a freeze on salaries and cap on bonuses as well. that's according to the german business daily which handles the report the carmaker is looking to save 4 billion euro >>> i want to take you to other asset classes looking at oil prices this morning. we are monitoring what is happening

the film focuses on his relationship with ruthless lawyer roy cohn. guilty as charged.what happens, you claim victory and never admit defeat. i think every great film is about a relationship. every great film has a relationship at its core. and, you know, this is, in a way, a frankenstein story. the crux of it being roy cohn's dogma and his sort of malign influence over donald trump. well, i intend to acquire the commodore, and i'm planning on making it the best and the finest building in the city. maybe. maybe the country. in the world, judy, in the world, it's going to be the finest building in the world. it's going to be spectacular. he is one of the most divisive figures that we have at the moment. a hero to millions, the opposite to millions. did you have any hesitation about taking on this role? i think it would be, yeah, absent minded to not factor in every everything that could come with it. but i think for me, the importance of the film was far surpassed any fear or any doubt or anything like that. the film has been criticised by donald trump and his team since

. >> reporter: governor roy cooper and fema assuring residents today funds and help are here. >> fema has i think more than 104,000 people who have registered for assistance. more than $31 million has been distributed. >> reporter: but the list of needs is only growing as the weather gets colder. [ speaking in a global language ] mom maria sebastian tells us her daughters have been asking what happened. was it a little scary? but they trust kind neighbors will get them through. >> and antonia, thousands of residents are still without power tonight as well. when is it expected to be restored? >> reporter: governor roy cooper announced that as much as 90% of the power supply could be back on tomorrow but that fixing the water systems will take time, lester. >> all right, antonia, thank you. >>> in israel and beyond a day of mourning on the anniversary of the october 7th hamas terrorist attack that left 1,200 people dead and sparked a war that has killed tens of thousands in gaza. here's raf sanchez. ♪ >> reporter: as the sun rose, israel stopped to remember. a nation still reeling in gr

roy and all the work he had done over the years counseling other victims of sexual abuse. >> he's been to some 50 churches across brazil helping others and the brothers have also dedicated their lives and found meaning in their lives by dedicating themselves to helping other prisoners. >> starting programs, hospice programs, meditation programs, counseling programs, green space programs. and that is why we've arrived at this juncture nobody needs to relitigate these cases. it's whether or not is 35 years enough for these brothers. when you look at other cases of parasite, when someone kills their parents, they don't go to trial anymore because judges and prosecutors today understand reasons why someone would kill a parent. severe mental illness, or profound unspeakable abuse in the home. and those are mitigating circumstances. so a plea deal is cut and someone gets ten years, 15 years for the brothers, it's been 34 years and six months. >> all right. neri england. thank you so much. the documentary is menendez and menudo boys betrayed. thank you so much. we appreciate it. >> thank you.

. >> roy cohn, nice to meet you. >> roy doane. >> guilty as charged. >> how do you always win?there's rules. >> the first rule is attack, attack, attack. >> rule two -- >> no matter what happens you claim victory and never admit defeat. >> you have to be willing to do anything to anyone. >> the characters are based on real people, but there are plenty of fictionalized editions, that's clear when you walk into the film. trump was so upset he has been blasting the movie. he stayed up until 1:00 a.m. to post online about that. he had his lawyers send a formal lawyer trying to somehow stop the movie, which they can't in the united states. perhaps it reflect the attack, attack playbook which the movie discusses. meanwhile, as mentioned, tony, we have an actor playing tony in the film in a scene where a writer meets with trump about "the art of the deal." >> i'm amazed you asked me to write this book, mr. trump, considering the article i wrote on you wasn't exactly flattering. >> you put me on the cover of a "new york" magazine and now you have to be nice because i'm paying you. >> i

joining us now live, i'm honored to say, is the governor of north carolina, roy cooper. governor cooper, i know you are really in the middle of it. thank you for taking the time to be with us tonight to help us understand what's going on. >> thank you, rachel. glad to be here. >> we've all covered a lot of storms, a lot of hurricanes, a lot of devastating inland flooding. even still it feels like the scale of this is just something qualitatively different. can you tell us a little bit about how -- i guess the scale of it and how this compares to other things that you've had too contend with in your time in leadership? >> i've seen a lot of storms and aftermath of storms. i've never seen anything like this. s this is an unprecedented disaster. but we are meeting it with an unprecedented response. we have 92 search and rescue teams out now rescuing people aa we speak. we're working closely with fema. they've been on the ground with me all day today. they delivered a million liters of water, 600,000 meals, hundreds and hundreds of pallets are being air lifted to communities

he had no idea who i was and his name is roy and i want to say roy, thank you for saving my life.ecause i almost died. it was really bad. i've been here all my life and never seen anything like this. >> it was a rough night for that woman and a lot of people along florida's west coast people with the stress of trying to save themselves, saved their loved ones. sometimes first responders, sometimes just people helping stranger. at least 50 water rescues, many by the national guard using boats or high water vehicles over the past 24 hours. 15 of the rescues in tampa where we hope the sun stays up and dries up the water soon. >> harris: and that water recedes. in many areas they're telling people to stay inside and not go through some of that water. you mentioned rainwater. it mixes with a whole lot, sewage, everything else on the ground and does it quickly. we've seen you in so many different locations this hurricane season and you have been telling us how quickly and how unpredictable water can be. thank you. i appreciate you showing us that in tampa and that woman, god bless her,

you might have seen governor roy cooper who introduced her.n just a couple of moments. live coverage on c-span. ♪ ♪ [playing "move on up" by curtis mayfield] ♪ ♪ [playing "party rock anthem" by lmfao] ♪ ♪ [playing "party rock anthem" by lmfao] ♪ >> it appears a well attended rally for kamala harris in raleigh, north carolina. the first of several events we are covering today. we will have live coverage of an event with her in harrisburg, pennsylvania. that is expected to get underway at 4:00 p.m. eastern. we will have live coverage on c-span. vice president harris expected in a few moments. in the meantime, more from this morning's washington journal. host: from the left, the huffington post, a focus on the speech in washington, d.c. last night. harris kitchen table closing case. 75,000 people at the sight of the january 6 insurrection. to the right, breitbart, a focus on president joe biden's comments on donald trump supporters. the headline: hate campaign hits a new low. we want to show you both. first, at seconds of kamala harris' rally las

he began having problems with with roy cohn. they they had very intense conflicts and ultimately had even a fistfight, after which robert kennedy resigned from from a committee staff. okay. with the mccarthy hearings lasting a little over a year, jim townsend. how many hearings were held? were they closed? were they open to the press, etc.? well, there are hundreds and hundreds of hearings, something like 690 hearings. incredible number of hearings were held during this period. they were a mix of of close and open hearings. early on, a lot of the hearings were held in private and the significance of this is that this allowed senator mccarthy see to after the conclusion of a hearing on a given day, to go out and hold a press conference and characterize what evidence was was given. he would often mischaracterize and exaggerate the findings that they had come up with in the hearing. but there was nobody really standing up and and opposing and contradicting him. and because the media and the public were not watching, it gave him a p

and last month, donald trump said patient immigrants had made the small town of charlotte roy in the swing state of pennsylvania, less beautiful. and he claimed they were a drain on resources, but as my kind of reports, residents, a new comers have brought the small town back to life. of the many shots had shops in the main street to sign up a struggling economy. but this local carpenter belong to a residence, as things are getting better in part as a consequence of a new wave of immigration. if they wasn't here, this time would be so dead. you know what i mean? so a lot of kind of live has things up in it and a bunch of money to the, to the don't show uh what a beautiful name, but the towns, haitian immigrants in particular, had been the target the racist attacks that a series of trump rallies and donald trump claims the town has been bankrupt by the immigrants. this load of illegal aliens is also bringing massive crime to the town at every place near it. the view with the borough council offices is that these comments so nothing more than racist lies. the burrow manager tells me th

it's hosted by roy and i may team captain and so as michael e and black. >> okay. so team captain, when i said you're one of the stars in my mind. i mean, you are the star. let's be donald let's just be out who you are. this are your team captain. what does that mean? >> that means that every week we have a guest on our team and we might team is led to victory every week by me and how brilliant i am what's your favorite type of new story to deal with well, okay. >> i lied to one second ago and i'm never as up on the news as everyone else. >> like i really do. i try i try but they are so deep in it so my favorite news story is the one, no one knows about. so then we're on equal footing you throw that out there has there been like a highlights so far? >> i feel like the highlight of have i got news for you is every day before the show starts. and we're just goofing around backstage like that. sorry. i like although this shows not much different than that, it's three friends hanging out talking trash about the news. and that's what it happens before we roll. and while

reena roy abc news, tampa, florida. >> all right. thank you reena. right now, thousands of first responders are going around florida looking for people to help. federal officials also say billions of dollars are ready to help residents who need it. and gloria is at the live desk with the federal response efforts underway. >> amanda. according to fema, thousands of personnel are on the ground and the agency has more than $11 billion in is disaster relief fund. florida governor ron desantis activated 5000 national guard troops following the federal emergency declaration. search and rescue teams are ready to get people by air, ground and by water. a new video from overnight shows families being pulled out of their apartments, and you could see them. they get onto rafts with first responders. the water very high in a lot of areas, even covering up to about half of the garage doors and the tops of cars barely showing. president joe biden says that local and federal agencies are in constant contact. >> the army corps of engineers will pump out water and de

reena roy for abc seven news tuesday morning. >> back home. we're beginning our cool down as that system pushes into the pacific northwest. and there will be a several behind it. so we'll be tracking them for a cooler rest of the week. maybe some potential rain for saturday. saturday night 64 in hayward. right now it is 67 in san jose. so still numbers on the warm side, some 50s up to the north bay. not a well-defined marine layer at all. in fact, we're going to have to wait another day until we get that building fog bank. still hot inland today. that's why we have our advisory for our inland valleys with some mid, potentially upper 90s. otherwise, wednesday through friday it's breezy. we have cooler days on tap and then that chance of showers arrives. potentially the timing is not clear whether it's going to be saturday or into saturday evening. here's a look at the winds as they continue to build throughout the afternoon. from 20 to perhaps 30 miles an hour late throughout the day. and then it will continue to bring in that cooler marine air

i didn't want to -- >> jimmy: is it because you liked roy?o. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he has to go. okay, all right. >> i don't look like it's going to be an easy fight. this guy is going to be prepared. but i'm prepared for it. >> jimmy: sure he is going to be prepared. he is probably [ bleep ] a brick every day. [ laughter ] >> well, that's part of fighting. i'm nervous too. >> jimmy: are you? >> yeah, but the closer it gets to the fight, the less nervous i get. >> jimmy: are you training hard? >> i'm training extremely hard. >> jimmy: how many hours a day? >> i start at 11. >> jimmy: 11:00 a.m.? >> yeah. 11:00 a.m. >> jimmy: oh, no. [ laughter ] >> and i might leave the gym at 5:00. >> jimmy: oh, all right, okay. that's good. six hours straight, or is there a lunch break? >> well, a small break after i finish doing my boxing, i get a massage for an hour. >> jimmy: oh, no. [ laughter ] >> and then i go back. and then i go right into strength and conditioning. >> jimmy: are you smoking weed and stuff during this? >> not

would roy. and if i go to new york, it's a really 75 to solve combustion. i'm of those people will go to not us with this. i know be so what i'm going to skid on that on you to is this put me in that guy you meant these guys gave me your style of the present manager. what is, what is it man a guys you, what does the man immediately see? what it means that for the whole of it, you stopped by the last thing. so you all on a bronco guide says quietly because i don't the on you'd be or study i bronco and be on not be on my way yet. the insurance is guardian, i know i to the other day i just looked at the visitor to get a go to the neck. uh that'd be a lot of fun to see if i'm not. was that a uh, fluid flush gordon? yeah. much guy often see if i'm not cause oh yeah, sure will help silly d on really gotten longer. yes. and now let's put on new style assign each day. uh is that the mean must tell all the, with the sheriff's to was about to start to new. like one of them are, those are good. all not good. i, we, it is a better shoot yourself selling a low good osh,

roy attends the with disabilities out of the way. the beauties for now serving october spears. there are 14 large tens of the festival. only a few of them are run by women. 123. let's drink october. so is this considered the world's biggest full festival? each year, more than $6000000.00 visitors come to enjoy beer and bavarian culture. traditional gender roles are embodied by the leader who is in and turn those folks out. that's more by men and women, respectively. alcohol and flirting seem to go hand in hand, but sometimes people cross the line. it can be a bit of a free for all around here. you have to be a bit careful walking around. often there be a hand on your class. i and i come in plus. i also hold the results always the same for the women who work here, it's a tough environment, the outside the festival ritual. rosie is getting her taxi ready more than 200 cycle rich on drivers are estimated to work. the october sess grounds now, but also include some women at all the sites always the challenge to deal with, drawing it and sometimes unpleasant people reach the cell an

roy in north carolina, one of those enjoying the million plus people already participating. georgia was on that list as well. today, in our battleground series, we will talk about the state of georgia as a battleground state. harry in virginia, republican line. hi. caller: good morning. longtime time listener, first time caller. host: you are on. what is your plan to vote this year? caller: i will vote on election day. i feel like we shouldn't have no early voting. none. no early voting, other than military. why have election day if you got early voting? that is just like changing christmas. host: do you think early voting gives more people a chance to participate, if they cannot make it out on the day itself? caller: no -- you got election day. vote on election day. other than the military. i think it is ridiculous, early voting. host: why do you think you make a charade out of it if you do it earlier than election day? caller: there could be a whole lot of stuff going on, like -- hey, i tell you. i'm a broadcaster myself. i've broadcast over 40 years. this early voting, co

roy actually, roy was also very good at the correspondence in array looking forward to the show tomorrow, have i got news for you? everyone else? thank you very much for joining us. >> tonight on 360, which just 18 days left the vice president, a former president, make michigan. their focus and she talks about trump's alleged exhaustion. and trump earlier today says abraham lincoln should have cut a deal to end the civil war so tonight, former president obama campaigns in arizona, one of 22020 blue states for the harris campaign is fighting an uphill and later at the impact of elon musk millions and his conspiracy theory falsehoods and supported the man he wants dismissed good evening. thanks for joining us. take a look on the left. vice president harris expected to speak any moment now and all important. oakland county, michigan, which encompasses much of detroit, northern suburbs on the right, that former president in detroit, he was in oakland county as well earlier today, the second of two michigan appearances for him and the third for her in grand rapids this afternoon, nbc's peter

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