because people don't get gunned down in their office in in scottsdale, arizona. >> natalie's hunch was right. >> scottsdale police were able to confirm for us that the murder scene on thursday and the murder scene on friday was connected. >> firearms analysis showed a 40 caliber weapon had been used in the homicide of dr. steve pitt. the same caliber gun killed paralegals valeria sharp and laura anderson. ten about ten hours after the paralegals were killed -- >> about ten minutes after midnight this morning, we received a call of a shooting at the business complex behind me. >> an adult male shot twice in the head at an office, seven miles from the law firm. >> doorbell rang, wanted to ignore it, because it's the middle of the night. >> it was 3 am. psychotherapist karen kolbe's husband answer the door. >> he came back in to get me and said, you need to get up, police are here, marshall has been found dead in the office. >> the latest victim, 72 year old marshall levine, was a counselor and life coach. he was subletting his office from karen. >> we sat down with

buy scottsdale water to deliver outside city limits, including the foothills.ivering the water and more recently the bad news is this man. >> there's no question about it, the drought is reality. rio verde is the first domino to fall because of the drought we're in. >> reporter: are people taking it seriously enough? >> they're not. water is more precious than you realize. and once you go to your faucet and you turn it on and there's no water, then its value becomes real. >> reporter: across swaths of urban arizona, signs of drought aren't immediately obvious. as the taps run dry, developers keep building. >> this is a symbol of the massacre of maricopa county. >> reporter: maricopa county is the fastest-growing in the nation, adding more residents last year than any other county. but as cities boom, the drought pushes arizona farmers to the brink. >> thanks to colorado river, this county is -- or at least was -- one of the most productive farming regions in the united states. the crops grown here are shipped all over the country. but as the megadrought continu

to spare. >> come january 1st, we -- are >> last november, scottsdale informed water hauling companies they could no longer pile scottsdale water to deliver outside city limits, including the rio verde foothills. the man delivering the water and, more recently, the bad news, is jon holt or over. >> the reality is, rio verde is the first domino to fall because of the first drug we are in. >> are people taking it seriously enough? >> they are not. water is more precious than you realize. once you go to your faucet and turn it on and there is no water, then it's value becomes real. >> across swaths of urban arizona, signs of drought are not immediately obvious. as taps run dry, developers keep building. >> this is a symbol of the massive -- >> maricopa county, including the merit the foothills is the fastest growing county in the nation's adding more residents last year than any other county. as cities boom, the drought pushes arizona farmers to the brink. >> thanks to colorado river, penal county is, or why, is one of the most productive count farming counties in the united states. the c

i do want to go first to kris van cleave who is there in scottsdale, arizona. kris, quite a development tonight. >> reporter: norah, kari lake is just taking the stage here at the republican watch party. republicans still think they can close this gap based on what they believe was higher than expected day-of voting turnout. i've talked to democrats on the various campaigns here. they feel like their early vote numbers are something to be really excited about. so you're hearing a lot of confidence from democrats. republicans saying it's going to be a long night. what's been interesting here is several of the speakers that have come onto this stage here at the gop watch party have already started brandishing conspiracy theories about the election issues here in maricopa county, using words like "rigged" and "criminal." we need to be clear that there's no evidence that anyone was unable to vote today in maricopa county despite the technical issues. you know, kari lake has just started her address. we're going to listen in to see what she says about the race. but

alicia is live in scottsdale for you. getting ready to hear from a candidate for governor? would be kari lake, the republican, the truck pulled us behind us as we were setting up here. she's going to be talking to voters here in the scottsdale area because she is really in a fight here for the governor's race. let's take a look at some of that fox news polling on the gubernatorial race here. it remains a one point contest according to the fox news poll. lake now at 47%, the democrat, katie hobbs, 46%. a razor thin toss-up. and gop race, blake masters is within two points of mark kelly. a notable change from august when masters was trailing by 8, he is now within the margin of error. >> rather us than the kelly camp, we have the momentum. grassroots republicans are fired up, libertarians are fired up, also attracting independents. >> masters has managed to bring republicans home since september, jumping from 76% to 85% with his party. kelly has locked in registered democrats at 92% and a large number of independents. that's significant. in 2020, unaffiliated voters were key

here's whit johnson from scottsdale. >> reporter: in the battleground state of arizona, two pivotal racesh national implications that we're watching closely. in the senate, democrat mark kelly fighting to keep his seat. he's going up against republican blake masters. that race had been neck and neck for a period of time. masters was part of this gop wave of candidates endorsed by donald trump in this state. also among them, republican kari lake, who is running for governor with her election denialism becoming really a central part of her campaign. she's taking on democrat katie hobbs who is the secretary of state and actually made a name for herself by defending the election results of 2020. still so much at stake in these races as the ballots are still being counted. >> thank you so much, whit. >>> we turn to florida where governor ron desantis is projected to handily win a second term. in new york, kathy hochul took over after andrew cuomo resigned, projected to become the first woman elected to lead that state. in michigan, incumbent get when whitmer is projected to win re-election aft

. >> reporter: many homeownerses rely on private water deliveries from scottsdale which no longer hasome january 1st. we're done. >> reporter: last november scottsdale of thissed water hauling companies that starting in 2023 they could no longer buy sc sc scottdale water. the man delivering the bad news is john. >> there's no question about it. the drought is reality. rio verde is the first domino to drop. >> are people taking it seriously now? >> they're not. water is more precious than you realize and once you go to your faucet and turn it on and there's no water, then its value becomes real. >> reporter: across swaths of urban arizona signs of drought aren't immediately obvious. as the taps run dry developers keep building. >> this is a symbol of the massive growth. >> reporter: maricopa county which includes the rio verde foothills is the fastest growing in the nation adding more residents last year than any other county but as cities boom the drought pushes arizona farmers to the brink. >> thanks to the colorado river, the county is or at least was one of the most productive farm

. >> reporter: many homeowners rely on private water deliveries from nearby scottsdale which no longer reporter: scottsdale notified water companies starting in 2023 they could no longer deliver water to the verde foothills. >> there's no question about it, rio ver de is the first domino o fall for the drought. >> reporter: are people taking it seriously? >> they're not. as soon as you go to your facet and turn on the water, there's no water? then it becomes real. >> reporter: signs of drought aren't immediately obvious. as the taps run dry, developers keep building. >> this is the symbol of the massive drought. >> reporter: maricopa county which including the foothills is the fastest growing in the nation adding more residents than any other county. thanks to colorado river, pino county is or was at most productive farming region in the united states. the crops grown here are shipped all over the country. but as the mega drought continues to worsen and water dries up, the farmers feel their fertile fields could be desert again. >> once we have that shortage, we've lost all of our wate

elon moye is live in scottsdale. >> reporter: as soon as we turn on the radio here in arizona, there are political signs littering the main road. right now, the focus is on kari lake, therepublican candidate for governor she just wrapped up a campaign event here in scottsdale when she walked on stage, the crowd stood up and cheerd. she talked about the border, crime, education, and of course, election security. now, lake has questioned the results of the 2020 presidential election, and repeated false claims of election fraud and so i asked her to respond to joe biden's speech tonight on protecting democracy and the threat of what the white house called election deniers. but in this new ad from the mother of the capitol hill police officer who died the day after the january 6th attack, the mother of the police officer laid the blame for her son's death directly at lake's feet. >> kari lake is very dangerous for our country. she saw what happened on january 6th and continues to spread the big lie. we're going to have more violence because people believe whatever she says. >> reporter:

kris van cleave, cbs news, scottsdale, arizona. >>> turning our attention now to some of the other governor's races across the country. in florida, cbs news projects republican star, governor ron desantis, won re-election to a second term. he defeated former governor and congressman charlie crist. in georgia, republican governor brian kemp defeated democratic challenger stacey abrams. this was a rematch of their 2018 race in which kemp narrowly won. in new york, democratic governor kathy hochul held off a challenge from republican congressman lee zeldin. hochul took over as governor last year after andrew cuomo resigned. >>> be sure to tune in to "cbs mornings" for complete coverage with correspondents in the studio and across the country. they're going to break down the key races and what you need to know. >>> coming up, election scare. a polling place in louisiana receives a bomb threat. we're going to tell you about the young suspect believed responsible. >>> later, florida in the cross hairs of a new storm. when tropical storm nicole is expected to make landfall. >>> this is the "cbs morn

lawsuit so it wasn't the state and just this past march the judges in the chambers and the offices in scottsdale and so we were put on the witness stand. my wife and my daughter and the attorney for scardina. so we had the trial and a direct cross examination and all those things and we are now waiting for the judge to announce that decision. >> and how soon will we know the decision? >> it could be this afternoon or july so we are just waiting. >> in the meantime, are you still able to create custom cakes? >> we are. we just decided. with graduation and birthday cakes, shower cakes. >> being in exile in babylon i mentioned how did you draw inspiration from the story? >> in a couple of ways. for one, they were in their home village. they had to do -- and he was a ruthless man and if you would attack, you were dead. it wouldn't always be a sleeping pill or anything like that. but they were willing to stand and do what god wanted them to do and to obey and honor the lord. >> i say this in my book as they refuse to bow down to culture basically and they were willing to go into a fiery furnace rathe

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scottsdale, and last stop in the gbenda. the continued to register hammered with the murders. we were down on the border yesterday with those republican candidates. that's where you see the democrats. the and folks on both sides believe it can go either way. [inaudible] the issue on thursday night, she thinks that the that to democracy would be the top issue that will bring, over especially not only those independent voters, but also conservative voters. that are more in the likes of john mccain. those who rejected donald trump in 2020, as well as mark i and the talks about the security, he flexible reproductive rights, you have a. and it was said that the 2020 election here was stolen in courting a republican governor. and i'm with doug doocy on this, we do elections well in arizona. that's not the 2020 election went. then he stopped doing it for a while. then he got a phone call from a guy in florida. , at least i know you like these conversations with more kelly, saw him on the trail, today with joe biden, and this is ground zero for election denialism. each candidate on th

movement we had last night at that reli impressed get the same movement we had at that rally and scottsdale. 6 the same movement we had at the rallies we've had before with record people is the same movement we have right. this 2nd, nothing has changed. oh, in a, in, i want you to know we're going to monitor the balance. we got to work in the system that we have right now and as they continue to come in and our numbers go up up up like they did last time. when we, when 1st line of action is to restore honesty to arizona elections. as can really lucy is running for governor seat of our is sona. she is running against katie holmes, could help being democrats and kerry lake being republican. i can bring the numbers up to see how they're getting on. bout about 50 percent, about half the votes being counted, katie hobbs is in the leads that it's so quite a long way to go. before we get a result there. kerry lake is has rather being cooled. the queen of dis, information. i was only one of those battle ground states that we've been monitoring and one country the that is trending on the line. so le

the judge was in his chambers in denver, and i was in scottsdale with the alliance -- [inaudible] freedom, and so we were put on the witness stand, my wife, my daughter and myself, and the attorney, scardena, and a couple other people. so we had that trial. direct examination, cross-examination, all those things. and we are now waiting for the judge to announce that decision. >> wow. and how soon, how soon will you mow that decision? >> there's not a timeline. it could be this afternoon, it could be next week, it could be july. so we're just waiting, you know, waiting and waiting. >> yeah. and are you concern in the meantime, are you still able to create custom cakes? >> we are. we just decided through all this until it's fully resolved that we won't create wedding cakes or anniversary cakes, you know, anything many that field, and there are practical reasons for that as well as emotional reasons, logical reasons. but until those are resolved, this is our biggest time of year with graduation cakes and birthday cakes, shower cakes, all those. we do those all the time. >> and you mentioned

few weeks ago we were in court, the judge was in his chambers in denver and i was in offices in scottsdale. we were put on the witness stand, my wife and my daughter and myself, and the attorney, and a couple other people. so we had that trial. direct examination, cross-examination and all those things and we are now waiting for the judge to announce that decision. >> wow. how soon will you know that decision. >> was this not a timeline. they could be this afternoon. it could be next week, , could e july. we are just waiting, waiting and waiting. >> in the meantime are you still able to great custom cakes? >> we are. we just decided do all this until it is fully resolved and we will not create wedding cakes or anniversary cakes in that field, and/or practical reason for that as well, emotional reasons, logical reasons but until those are resolved this is our biggest time of year with graduation cakes and birthday cakes, shower case, although strictly do those allll the tim. >> you mentioned daniel being in exile in babylon and i actually mentioned them, i do b hold a chapter in my book but

mark in scottsdale, arizona. we were talking about your state. are you going to vote in that senate race. >> hello c-span. yes. we've got some good candidates. i'm excited about her. she's a real person page she's an outsider. i guess the larger point would be, if you look at all of the tickets across the country, i am an independent, but i do lean conservative. republican candidates are more like outsiders, people without political experience, which i think is a good thing. i think they have just as good judgment as career politicians. better judgment. more trustworthy. regular people. that is where country is set up for. we have blake masters and kari lake, two good candidates. and then, let's talk about herschel walker. the last thing i will say is people, get on youtube, and youtube played herschel walker's football footage. watch this man. when he played football. watch how he was running back. everyone can watch this on youtube. host: that a reason to vote for him or against him? caller: it's a reason to vote for him because you can see how

look at that, seen outside of maricopa sites including scottsdale. news voter analysis remaining the most important issue for voters by a huge margin. 61% blaming joe biden's policy for the inflation crisis. moving over to the crime crisis 51% say they feel less safe under the current administration. and public schools but their focus too much on unnecessary work issues with 52% say, there was too much emphasis on topics like gender identity. 51% say discussions of sexual orientation are not appropriate for ages k through eighth. >> carley: republicans are still 18 seats away from taking control of the house. minority leader kevin mccarthy is competent they will do it. >> when you wake up tomorrow, we will be in the majority nancy pelosi will be in the minority. speak with the american people are ready for a majority that wl offer a new direction. that will put america back on track. republicans are ready to deliver. it is a new direction towards an economy that is strong where you can fill up your tank, feed your family, where your paychecks grow an

." >> i have some friends in there that tried to vote, one of them said she tried to vote in scottsdaleou get me to one of the devices that works?" eventually got to a successful device, and she did vote, but others are saying there is a long line for the machine that works, so they are being told to fill out this ballot and put it in this lockbox, where it will be counted later at the county tabulation site. if you do that, there is a chance that the ballot will not be counted until the end of counting for arizona. >> harris: and what dates do you put on that? that's the problem they are having in pennsylvania. a different situation, but the date counts too. do you put it on the date of the election? >> bret: but here's the bottom line, is that we knew the selection was going to happen. [laughter] >> harris: may be up and getting ready for it for a while. >> bret: how about we fix the machines? why is this happening? there will be problems all over the country, some, but for it to happen here, now, in this way, is kind of strange. >> harris: there are three options that elections offic

you are going to old town in scottsdale. >> we have several events today. >> harris: part of the year my husband is in arizona and we're there. people are talking about this. the border situation in arizona in particular is different than texas. it is mainly about fentanyl. that fentanyl goes all over the country. you have to have a handle on the border. if people have an idea of what that looks like, that's why you needed a debate. i know kind of but i want to viewers to hear it directly from you. i know what you stand for. katie hobbs has a few days to make that point as well. >> well i'll tell you what i stand for. taking back control of our southern border from the narco terrorists who are hell bent on poisoning us with fentanyl. i'm going to tell you, i didn't know you were a resident here and happy to hear that. part-time resident. the hardest thing in the last 500 plus days on the campaign trail has been having moms and dads come up to me and tell me they lost a 19-year-old son or 17-year-old daughter or 20-year-old daughter because they took one pill and didn't realize it was

and a surprise one, arizona 1, scottsdale and north phoenix, david has been behind through most of the count, about 94% of the vote is now in, and he moved ahead. he's up by, you know, 900 votes, but we don't know what's left out there, but he is moving up the last couple of days closing the gap and now moving ahead here, he's got about 6% of the vote out, it's going to be on the bubble. the final is california 13, stockton to fresno, the republican is up by 89 votes with 61% of the vote in. this one is up for grabs. >> john: all right. and then the arizona governor's race, let's put that up on the screen right now. katie hobbs against kari lake. lake insists the majority of the votes still out are for her. however, when you look at maricopa county, its been 52-48 in favor of hobbs for a long time. does lake have the votes out there to win? >> look, we don't know what's out in maricopa, just -- it's a big county with the majority of the state's voters in it. she's up as you say by 26,011 votes by the latest count. she would need -- and her territory, the red territory outside of phoeni

look at the crazy long lines outside maricopa county voting sites, include one in scottsdale. >> todd: republicans 18 seatses away from taking control of the house and kevin mccarthy is confident they are going to do it. >> you wake up tomorrow, we will be in the majority is nancy pelosi will be in the minority. >> the american people are ready for a majority that will offer a new direction and put america back on track. republicans are ready to deliver it. it is a new direction toward an economy that is strong, you can fill up your tank, feed your family, your paychecks grow and not shrink, new direction toward nation that is safe, communitieses are projected and law enforcement is respected and criminals are prosecuted. >> todd: partner of mcmclaughlin back to break down the results. you heard kevin mccarthy say when you wake up in the morning, the east coast, it is 5 a.m., they are in the morning, go to the house. potential speaker echoing he says republicans will win the house. do you echo that sentiment? >> i don't think there is any question, there is a question how much do they

. >> the cities of mesa, tempe, scottsdale and largest of all phoenix are all within the county's borderswant to win statewide in arizona, you have to win maricopa county. unfortunately, as of tonight, we s

lake w speakinat a camign evt in scottsdale. >> it is not impossible to protect our kids at school. they act like it is. nancy pelosi, well, she has protection -- apparently, her house does not have a lot of protection. [applause] amy: donald trump, jr. has also mocked the attack on paul pelosi. on sunday, he retweeted a photo of a pair of underwear and a hammer captioned, "got my paul pelosi halloween costume ready." former president donald trump has asked the supreme court to block the release of his tax returns ahead of a wednesday deadline to turn them over to the house ways and means committee. trump's request for an emergency order came on the first day of opening arguments in a criminal tax fraud trial in new york supreme court, where the trump organization faces charges of paying top executives millions of dollars worth of off-the-books compensation for 15 years. president biden has accused oil and gas companies of war profiteering after russia's invasion of ukraine led to high energy prices and surging profits for companies like shell and exxonmobil. on monday, biden said t

. >> many homeowners relying on private water deliveries from nearby scottsdale which no longer has enoughe done. >> as november, scott still informed water hauling companies at starting in 2023 they could no longer by scott still water to the outside limits. including the foothills. >> the man delivering the water, and more recently the bad news is john worn over. >> there is no question about it. the drought is reality. rio verde is the first domino to fall because of the drought that we are in. >> people taking it seriously enough? >> water is more precious than you realize. once you go to your faucet internet on, and there's no water. then's value becomes real. >> quads urban arizona, signs of drought aren't immediately obvious. as the taps run dry, developers keep on building. >> this is a symbol of the massacre of maricopa county. >> maricopa county which includes the rio verde foothills is the fastest growing in the nation. adding more residents last year than any other county. but, as cities boom, the drought pushes arizona farmers to the brink. >> thanks to the colorado river, pen

let's go live to the campaign trail in scottsdale.ake a difference? >> reporter: a minuscule difference, kaitlan. everything in this race matters. that's how close it is. the campaigns tell me that with control of the u.s. senate still running through the state of arizona, it is going to be a nail biter till the very end. >> a republican resurgence pledges senate nominee blake masters, in the final stretch closing with this message. >> they've made life in america, life in arizona more dangerous, less affordable. >> that resonates with evelyn, a small business owner, mom of four. >> a lot of things have changed since biden has gone into office. food has definitely gone up. it's crazy. >> reporter: what tinsley does not worry about is donald trump, urging masters to lie about the election like republican gubernatorial nominee carrie lake. >> look at carrie. if they say how was your family, she said the election was rigged. you'll lose. >> i'm not going soft. >> reporter: what do you say to moderates who are concerned about the economy

tight new york governor's race in just a moment but, first, let's go over to alicia acuna who is in scottsdalea following kari lake's campaign. hi, alecia. >> hi martha and bret. the race between republican kari lake and democrat katie hobbs can arguably one of the most watched in the country. lake and her opponent not only dramatically differ in policy but tenure and tone. hobbs, the sitting secretary of state established herself in the spotlight during the 2020 election by not only certifying president joe biden's win in 2020 but becoming a staunch defender of arizona's election integrity. she is promising to cut sales taxes and centralized her message on defending democracy. at one rally warning, quote: this could be the last election of our lifetime lake, a former local tv news anchor endorsed by former president trump has found traction in not only attacking her opponent but the media. lake has garnered national attention with her unabashed statements questioning the legitimacy of biden's win and promising to declare an invasion at the arizona-mexico border on day one. both have heavily c

moved into the area even during the pandemic and rent going up by 21% and i spoke someone in the scottsdale area who saw their rent go up by 20%. you don't have the option to re-sign because guess what? everything else is going up contributing to the homelessness problem there. >> on the jobs market things look good, but take a look at this statistic. job postings down 28% in the state of pennsylvania since march. that tells you that the story is starting to change, perhaps, in the state of pennsylvania when you compare this to the national job postings decline of about 9%. in pennsylvania you're seeing employers start to pull back more aggressively and how much they need to hire ahead of next year. one explanation, they're bracing for a possible recession and that story on the market may be showing signs of cracking in each of these states and you're seeing the many ways in which the economy is taking different shapes. >> so, brian. explain that to me. in pennsylvania it's 28% below and that's the number of jobs that are available and offereded there? >> the interpretation is job opening a

this is east of phoenix in the scottsdale.can hanging on right now to a lead of 900 votes with an estimated count of 94,000 coming in thus far. let me pop out here. here on the border has been trailing. then overtook his challenger on the democratic side. the difference is 1700 votes there. republicans are starting to feel good about those two races because of the way they flipped. california there is a ton. bring a lot of patience. it could take several days. mail-in votes arrive on saturday, sunday, monday, tuesday and wait to count them up. here is where republicans believe that they are hanging in. the problem there in this race, here is the margin. 2800. the problem that 53%. i checked it on friday and i checked it on saturday and checked it yesterday. this hasn't moved, okay? we're still waiting on a lot of votes in california 22. show you one other one here come forward this is california 41 here. this is one that moved toward the republicans as well. more of the vote has been counted. he has a lead here. difference of

kyung lah in scottsdale, thank you very much. >>> a lot to discuss in the home stretch just four days to go. abby phillip, i'm very, very, very happy to see you. >> me too. >> donald trump on the campaign trail in iowa with some very, very unsettled statements about running for 2024. >> it's happening. more than likely. >> let's listen. >> i will very, very, very probably do it again, okay? very, very, very probably. get ready, that's all i'm telling you. get ready. get ready. >> you were very, very patient to wait for him to speak there. look, the trump aides are saying they're eyeing the third week of november to launch the campaign. we're going to talk about the legal upper indications of all of that because the law factors in all of this. if you're a republican how excited are you to have donald trump put himself in there with just four days to go. >> i think republicans at this point knew this was just going to happen and they had no -- basically no control over it. the interesting thing about how the republican party broadly deals with trump is that they do want him to be involv

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tight new york governors race in just a moment but first let's go over to alicia acuna who is in scottsdaleing kari lake's campaign. hi alicia? >> hi, martha, hi, bret. the race between republican kari lake and democrat katie hobbs arguably is one of the most watched in the country. lake and her opponent not only dramatically differ in policy but tenor and tone. hobbs the sitting secretary of state established herself in the spotlight 2020 election by not only certifying president joe biden's win in 2020 a staunch defender of arizona election integrity. defending democracy at one rally warning this could be the last election of our lifetime. lake, a former local tv news anchor endorsed by former president trump found traction in attacking her opponent by media. lake garnereds national attention una bashed statements questioning legitimacy of biden's win promising to declare an invasion at the arizona mexico border on day one. both heavily courted maricopa county voters. no candidate wins a statewide race without it. at the second largest voting jurisdiction in the country, maricopa makes up

michael duke from scottsdale has a question michael. >> good evening, dr. oz. my question for you is , with the prospect of republicans regaining majorities in both chambers of congress, what are you prepared to do to combat these issues? the president biden has presented to the nation such as a record high cpi, record high gas prices, and just an overall high cost of living? well, the number one and easiest move is to free us to be able to drill on federal lands. those federal lands are mine and yours and yours and everyone else is watching. and there's no reason that within a week of being inaugurated, biden was able to ban and continue to ban drilling in those areas. we also have to send the message to the energy industry that we actually believe that they're important for the success of our nation. these folks are living in fear right now. john fetterman, my opponent, said he was going to prosecute energy leaders, job creators in pennsylvania because he didn't like what they were doing. energy is a commodity if you want to make more of it. so it's less expe

. >> the cities of mesa, tempe, scottsdale and largest of all phoenix are all within the county's borders. >> if you want to win statewide in arizona, you have to win maricopa county. unfortunately, as of tonight, we still don't know who has won maricopa county either. >> in the u.s. senate race, there or in the governor's race in arizona, because officials are not even close to finishing the count. >> 48 hours after the voting stopped there, still six hundred and thirty three thousand ballots still uncounted in arizona. >> more than four hundred thousand of those are in maricopa county. >> you're seeing it on your screen right now. when will we know the results? >> last night, election officials claim they'd have a new tally for by 8:00 p.m. eastern, the beginning of our show. but the deadline came and went . >> by the end of the night, they had finished counting fewer than seventy thousand more votes than they said they'd have final totals by friday. tomorrow. but no, today, the county officials said they don't expect to announce the results of the elections until next week at the earli

they start on the bus tour this, morning were in scottsdale where they're gonna make their latest stop here in about an hour. but they are focusing heavily on immigration and the economy inflation. these are the issues of course as we've seen around the country that continue to register high among priorities for voters. not only in arizona and around the country. but i think it's an important distinction here when we're having this conversation. the question is what extent are voters governors about these very issues. we were down on the border yesterday with those republican candidates. but that's where you see democrats. here you have the likes of katie hobbs running for governor and mark kelly, the incumbent democrat running for reelection here. for the u.s. senate. both of these races are extremely tight and polling here. and folks on both sides of a law it could go either way at this. point boat when her talking about the issues, katie hobbs told me that if she in fact winds on tuesday night, she thinks that the threat to democracy would be the top issue that will bring over, espe

they're about to arrive here shortly, in north phoenix, before making their way up to prescott and scottsdale for events here and campaigning alongside the likes of steve bannon, charlie kirk. this is a situation in which when we're talking about turnout, this is three-fold. the number of early ballots coming in from bright blue pima county, the greater tucson area, they're coming in at a sturdy pace that makes democrats happy. but then you've got the rural counties which in 2020 turned in their ballots late and they are expected to, in even a higher number, vote tomorrow, at the polling places here, and these voters are important here, because we used to have the saying, whichever way maricopa county goes, the greater phoenix area, so will go the state. but what happened in 2020 was that donald trump actually lost maricopa county by 2 percentage points. but then still almost won the statewide race. and that was because he surged out republicans in the rural parts of the state like never before, record turnout and that's the likes of kari lake and blake masters are relying on. the third compo

. ♪ host: that was kari lake in scottsdale coming out with an early thank you for her vonteers and staffthe democrat is up 56.7. very early in the voting there. we will continue to take your calls, shoyu results, and you analysis -- show your results, and give you analysis. we want to hear your voices. carlos in lancastlifornia, republican. carlos, did you vote today, and what are the issues thcern you? caller: yes, i voted yesterday. a lot of ourues, we had the economy climb, but originally i wanted to give an open talk. it is kind of funny how e country has become soed and it hurts my heart. what really hurts my heart is hearing how people are ignorant. we forgot and we forget that the government. works for us. . these people have beein office for sevenrs, years, 40 years. if they have not gotten it done and say they need more time, they need toon. it is ridiculous they go to our cocktrs and do what we do. it is fuy ey are altogether. they act like their enemies. imion uld bed in this country in three hours over a couple of meals. i cod do it with you and some of colleagues. why can't

mark in scottsdale, arizona. we were talking about your state.ow are you going to vote in that senate race. >> hello c-span. yes. we've got some good candidates. i'm excited about her. she's a real person page she's an outsider. i guess the larger point would be, if you look at all of the tickets across the country, i am an independent, but i do lean conservative. republican candidates are more like outsiders, people without political experience, which i think is a good thing. i think they have just as good judgment as career politicians. better judgment. more trustworthy. regular people. that is where country is set up for. we have blake masters and kari lake, two good candidates. and then, let's talk about herschel walker. the last thing i will say is people, get on youtube, and youtube played herschel walker's football footage. watch this man. when he played football. watch how he was running back. everyone can watch this on youtube. host: that a reason to vote for him or against him? caller: it's a reason to vote for him because you can see h

the same movement we had last night at that rally, the same movement we had at that rally in scottsdalethe same movement we had at the rallies we had before with record people is the same move -- the same movement we have now. nothing has changed. we are going to monitor the ballots. we have got to work in the system we have now. as they continue to come in and our numbers go up like they did last time, when we win, first line of action is to restore honesty to arizona elections. host: all of those speeches at our website at c-span.org and our app at c-span now. let's go to linda in florida and springhill. independent line. good morning. caller: anybody who doesn't agree that desantis who one should go -- who won should go back to new york or california. thank god desantis one -- won. all you people deserve what you get. pennsylvania i couldn't believe with all the crime and all the crepe that is going on in pennsylvania, you got what you deserved. wait and see. host: this is mike up next. west virginia, democrat line. hello. caller: what this election proved to me, i live in west virgi