nbc's, shaq for us, thank, you shaq. to go now to nbc's greg hyatt with the haley campaign in north carolina, talk about what's going on there. haley forging ahead through super tuesday, despite not winning a single state so far. how is she now making her case to voters? are they still showing up for her? >> reporter: good afternoon, yasmin. and yes, voters are still showing up for former governor, nikki haley. here in raleigh, north carolina, she had a big crowd. probably around 800 people. she had a big crowd yesterday in charlotte. she's had big crowds as she continues to crisscross a lot of super tuesday states. the message she's telling voters, yasmin, is that she is quite literally the only republican candidate that is standing in the way of another trump ascendancy to the gop nomination. you hear the sense of frustration from gop voters who are looking for that new alternative, or as nikki haley likes to say, the new conservative generational leader. someone who's younger, someone who can serve potentially eight y

shaq brewster, ali, one more thing. let's play a little sound from voters talking about the issues that matter to them. >> what's going to happen to this country in november was the prime reason that i'm here today. i'm vehemently disturbed with the choices that we have and wish them, wish for this country to have better. >> the economy. yeah. >> why? >> just because times are tough right now. i'm working two jobs and trying to keep things going and you know, everything's expensive. >> what issues? >> trump, trump, trump, trump, trump. vote for trump, save america. >> immigration. financial, the things in the store are getting so expensive. and i guess we've seen better days is what i'll say. >> you think so? >> i'm 88. i've seen a lot of days. but i've seen much better days than we have right now. >> all right, ali, shaq, thank you very much. joining us now, staff writer for the atlantic and msnbc political contributor, mark. tell me something smart about what's happening now. >> something smart. well, let's see. i do

joining us, shaq brewster in south carolina.q, tell us what you're hearing. >> reporter: well, nkole one interesting factor, the people building nikki haley support is a range of coalition, a range of voters. some of them voted for joe biden in 2020 either who were turned off by donald trump but consider themselves republicans and see nikki haley as a conduit for that energy. others are traditional republicans who just like nikki haley and will go back to donald trump if they need to in the general election. so, when you ask a question of what happens to them after, it really depends on how they're entering that base of support for nikki haley. and i want you to listen to a couple of conversations i've been having with voters when i asked them that very point, not just who you're supporting and why, but what happens if you get that likely general election matchup. why nikki haley? >> two reasons, one, i think she would do a very good job. and, two, i think donald trump is a threat to the world being of our country. >> reporter:

shaq, let's start with you, there had been so much discussion about if or when haley would drop out, what did she say about the why, why is she stepping aside right now. >> reporter: there seemed to be an understanding of the reality especially on super tuesday where she lost all states with the exception of the one. you look at the map going forward, many of those states being winner take all states, in this primary she barely was able to get over a majority of states to have their contests up to this point. but one thing you continue to hear from nikki haley is that donald trump is in trouble, because he as a significant portion of the republican party willing to support someone else and to that point, she said it's now up to him to work to get those voters back. >> it's now up to donald trump to earn the votes of those in our party and beyond it who did not support him. and i hope he does that. at its best politics is about bringing people into your cause, not turning them away. and our conservative cause badly needs more people. this is now his time for choosing. >> reporter: now

a lot folks are watching here in north carolina. >> thanks to you, shaq.la, there's a major down ballot primary in texas to decide the democrat who will take on senator ted cruz. >> reporter: that's right. you have got nine democrats on the ballot today vying for the opportunity to take on senator ted cruz. if none of those nine get a majority of the vote, this is going to head to a runoff. it may not be decided until may. we did spend the morning with a man leading the pack right now. that's in terms of fund-raising and polls. congressman allred. i wanted it talk about the issue of immigration. it's animating the national conversation and an issue to voters here in texas. i asked him, because senator gutierrez, his closest competitor, criticized him for taking votes denouncing biden's border policy. he said he wants to send a message there needs to be more urgency. this will continue to animate with the two candidates who are likely going to be at the top of the ballot. i will note, i asked allred if he would campaign with biden if he came to the state. h

shaq, it's good to see you again. so the caucus in michigan was complicated, chaotic, messy. explain to our viewers what exactly happened there. >> well look, it was complicated and messy for two different reasons. for one, the process was going to be confusing, and that's because michigan had a primary on tuesday, but they also had this convention. 39 of michigan's 55 delegates for the republican nomination were going to be allocated this weekend at the convention. so because they had this hybrid process, that inevitably was going to be somewhat confusing. donald trump, winning the overwhelming share of those delegates. but it was also confusing, because there is a real divide in michigan's state republican party, a divide that really wasn't settled until the past couple of days. there were two different people claiming to be the gop chair. there are two different conventions that were supposed to happen in two different cities for today. that was until a judge earlier this week stepped in and declared that -- is the actual correct chair of the michigan republican party. i a

is or michigan where shaq also spends so much of his time.ose women stay home that is a problem. and if those women potentially go back to joe biden, that rebuilds the coalition that biden himself was able to cobble together in 2020. trump still struggles with those suburban women and nikki haley often argues on the stump, she's the person who could wring them back into the fold in a general election. you can't get to a general without getting to a primary, that's the haley problem. >> you're in north carolina today where nearly 700,000 people have already cast their ballots ahead of tomorrow's election. what are you hearing from voters there? >> reporter: hi there, jose, talking to voters you really get a sense of the uphill battle ali was just describing that nikki haley faces. on paper, north carolina looks like a state that it could be potentially fertile ground for nikki haley. she was the former governor of a neighboring state. this was a state if you look back in the 2016 primaries, donald trump just barely won, just won by about 3 per

thank you, shaq. we appreciate. parties seem all but guaranteed. even in this, shall we, say unusual election season, it seems something about the primary system has gone wrong. joining me now is nick toronto. author the new book, the primary. solution rescuing our democracy from the fringes. the executive director of night in america. thank you for joining us, nick. we appreciate. there we know the primary essentially's began, were erected, because of democratizing the process. you argue that it has really done the opposite. there is a wide statistic that your organization found. in 2022 only 8% of all voters cast ballots in the partisan primaries that determine 83% of house contest. how did that happen? >> it's great to be with you. how that happened is most of our general elections these days are foregone conclusions. because the congressional districts are so lopsided for one party or the other. in reality it is the party primary that winds up effectively deciding who represents us in congress. in the last elect

shaq, it's good to see you again. so the caucus in michigan was complicated, chaotic, messy. explain to our viewers what exactly happened there. >> well look, it was complicated and messy for two different reasons. for one, the process was going to be confusing, and that's because michigan had a primary on tuesday, but they also had this convention. 39 of michigan's 55 delegates for the republican nomination were going to be allocated this weekend at the convention. so because they had this hybrid process, that inevitably was going to be somewhat confusing. donald trump, winning the overwhelming share of those delegates. but it was also confusing, because there is a real divide in michigan's state republican party, a divide that really wasn't settled until the past couple of days. there were two different people claiming to be the gop chair. there are two different conventions that were supposed to happen in two different cities for today. that was until a judge earlier this week stepped in and declared that -- is the actual correct chair of the michigan republican party. i a

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>> all right, shaq brewster, -- this november for several reasons. during tuesday night's democratic primary, more than 100,000 michiganders sent a message to president biden, casting an uncommitted vote in protest of his administration's handling of israel's war on gaza. a reminder, in 2020, biden won michigan by fewer than 150,000 votes, while he still won tuesday night's primary, the uncommitted movement does not stop with michigan. and it will not, until biden shows that he here is the message being sent. as joe nichols puts it in the nation, the message was blunt. biden's presidency could hang in the balance, if he does not pay attention to voters he needs in november. joining me now to discuss this is academy award winning filmmaker michael moore, he is also part of the group listened to michigan, which helped organize the uncommitted push. michael it's great to see you again, thank you so much for making time for us. earlier this week, you said what biden is participating in is something that is killing civilians, and children. more than 30,00

. >> and iconic vote, shaq structure and smallest bay is in the process of being rebuilt after this fire destroyed it in early january. >> today, nick's cove launched a gofundme to help with the process. you can find the info on our website kron 4 dot com. mexico was built on tomorrow's bay in the 1930's. they've since served in house people along highway one at their idyllic setting. local animal shelters are extending service hours this week because they need more people to adopt dogs. pretty simple. according to the oakland animal services organization, they're averaging getting about 350 dogs a month. that's roughly 12 a day and they're just not adopting out nearly that many. the big reason. dogs can be pricey. >> you're seeing, you know, a huge increase in the number of people that are losing their housing since the eviction moratorium ended of people that are choosing between being housed and having their pets. >> oakland animal services is waiving all adoption fees as an incentive for people adopting pets this week. alright, caltrain successfully tested its electric trains and ove

busy so recei, shaq or, or any of these people, their, their, their, their time is spent in the people of germany. and as you see, the people in france, the people in the amsterdam, the netherlands, and the united states and this trail. yeah. they're all very belligerently indeterminate lea uh, pushing back against these government overreach and they can see the writing on the wall. they are desperately trying to prepare a war, therefore to justify a draft, therefore to justify a police state, therefore to justify their authoritarian endless rules in the former republics, once known as the democratic west. so i think is the implosion of federalism and federal democracy occurs, as you see in the united states, the implosion of federal democracy and the rise of republican forms of government, the republic of didn't. that's the republic of lou ganske, the republic of crime, me of the republic of california, the republics of germany. i think you're going to have a transformation where the once a nazi dream of versa, lavonne late and uniting all of europe. i think that is going to defragmen

to them, then we as a public don't have access to information that is in our interest b, s, we know shaq has become a tool. so your political persecution, if you make information in the near times to say over jerome programs, really great. they're not going to prosecute you. if you expose like daniel ellsberg did the vietnam, were you exposed to your rock for like chelsea many did. they're going to prosecute you under the espionage that. so we have this overly broad, overly big, unenforceable, unconstitutional monstrosity. and it's a wow, the government to have this tool to go after and silence. it's critics. julian assange is latest court here in came just 4 days after another well known distance. alexa, in the volney died in a prison, a russian was, the parallel is not exact. of all, it was primarily a politician, but his organization also did some work that many russians considered journalists, including an investigation into an opulent vacation home, built for president vladimir poor. what a striking is the amount of coverage and of all these cases and his death attracted in the west

in this case it's emily and a very bach and it sholtes and its golf course. others like vitamin re, shaq and they're, they're coming to part of the seeds and they're engaged in all sorts of distraction, operations, and distraction articles from the revelation from some far east. singapore defense minister, about f, 30 fives as a distraction to some of the. busy lower people away from the current leases like topic, which is germany's admission of pre planning a act of war against russia by attacking its infrastructure and the crime being bridge. and then when that is exposed and they start eating their own, the 1st one they eat is the scrawny levels on the olaf schultz who looks like a shoe cobbler. and they start positioning natalie and a very box to replace. and then she becomes very militant, is the george soros puppet she is. and the cloud shed bobby, and that she is, she's tries to say become more military and give their, give every taking everything you great. and we can meanwhile, a case figure out who is attempted to unite west and pals against russia is set to power out the u. s.

s, we know shaq has become a tool. so your political persecution, if you link information the near times to say over drowned programs really great. they're not going to prosecute you. if you expose like daniel ellsberg did the vietnam war, you expose the rock for like chelsea manage it, they're going to prosecute you under the espionage that. so we have this overly broad, overly big, unenforceable, unconstitutional monstrosity. and it's a wow, the government to have this tool to go after and silence its critics. julian assange is latest court hearing, came just 4 days after another well known distance. alexa, in the volney died in a prison, a russian was. the parallel is not exact, and the following was primarily a politician, but his organization also did some work that many russians considered journalists, including an investigation into an opulent vacation home, built for president vladimir. what a striking is the amount of coverage and of all these case and his death attracted in the western meeting compared to the

is going to repeat when shaq comes in. it's a damn idea of it's a double think i get rid of it.? >> guys, in san francisco right now there are lines are on the blog people are taking kids out of school to see what is an exhibit at florida only blooms once every 7-10 years. you ask is that the most beautiful flower in the whole world? as of the biggest rules that ever was? no! it is the corpse -- corpse flower with a putrid stench that smells of rotting flesh. rotting jim socks! nasty dirt! was not -- around in there taking selfies as of the smell can emanate through the phone. the name of this flower is a marble floor is titanium and it gets a technique -- described by some and again the smell of rotting flesh although some evil the second of 20 socks and garlic. >> loftus go on. >> in ohio there's this attorney who specializes in defending prostitutes and he just got in trouble for getting a prostitutes. which i think it's fantastic. i think he is just doing research, right? >> why should he have to pay? they should give him -- >> and he wants -- needs to know whether pricing i

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in the north bay and iconic, both shaq and tamala spay is in the process of being rebuilt after a fire to help with this process. and you can find all of that information on our website. kron 4 dot com. mexico was built on tomorrow's bay in the 1930's, its has served and house people along highway one at that idyllic setting. since then. and we're taking a look outside right now on this tuesday showing us kind of the gloomy skies sticking around for the afternoon. kyle is going to a little tour around the bay area right now. so we can see what it looks like. and we have go from here. talk about the windy. ready for some ready or not. >> little breezy right now already, but we're going to see offshore wind as we roll into wednesday and thursday. right now we're just seeing clouds out there and you see that pretty pervasive across the bay area. we should get some clearing as we get into tonight, though. >> and certainly the bulk of everything has moved away from us as far as any rain is concerned. there's just a slight chance of maybe a few sprinkles that are out there. also wanted to me

and, so shaq, you're in north carolina, meantime, another key battleground state.also has a big gubernatorial race this year. how does that factor into what is happening there? >> reporter: well, look, it drives turnout. it gets people to come out to the polls for other races down the ballot. the gubernatorial race is expected to be in november one of the most competitive races for governor in the country. so the primaries that are taking place today, you have both republican and democratic voters wanting to have their say on who is going to be in that matchup once we get to november. and then further down the ballot, you have five open congressional seats based on the new maps that were passed by the legislature here. so, competitive races down the ballot. but, based on the conversations i've been having with voters today and yesterday, it is still clear a lot of focus is at the top of that ballot in the presidential race. and, you know, we talk about the support that nikki haley has been able to get away from donald trump, but when you dig into it a little bit an

shaq kamala bay is in the process of being rebuilt after this fire destroyed it in early january, nick's cove launched a gofundme to help with this process. and you can find information about it on our website. kron 4 dot com. mexico was built on tomorrow's bay in the 1930's and it has since served and house people along highway one at that idyllic setting. so they're going to try to rebuild it. and we're taking a live look outside right now from our camera on top of mount tam. this time we can kind of see the city was little haze here as we're looking at it earlier. and kyle is now going to a little tour around the bay area's. we can see what it looks like outside. well, that's one of the things are going to want to tell you about the weather, too, though. so let's talk about it. we're taking a look outside. you certainly see the clouds are getting winning for the most part. but look at the golden gate bridge. we've got some blue sky breaking through there. so francisco. >> starting to get a little bit of blue sky right now as we take a look at stormtracker 4, you can see that most of m

good to see you, shaq. tell us more about how this new biden campaign strategy will work?> reporter: look, it starts with what we saw yesterday, the president and vice president sharing the same stage, but sending the signal that they view north carolina as an important state. doing what they can to go on offense this a state that donald trump won twice. >> hello, hello, hello, raleigh. >> a biden campaign show of force in north carolina. >> it is good to be back in this beautiful state. >> the president and vice president on the trail together. work to go buck a losing streak for democratic presidential candidates here. while democrats haven't won a presidential race here in north carolina since 2008, in 2020, president biden came within striking distance, lose big just 1.3%. this year, with state polls showing a tight battle, north carolina's democrats hope down ballot races will drive energy up the party ticket. starting with the race for governor, where democratic attorney general josh stein is facing the outspoken lieutenant governor mark robinson who has earned headl

i know the city, shaq, started providing free counseling this morning.? >> reporter: you get the sense that this community is heartbroken by what they are going through. the mayor was particularly emotional during the latest press conference. he even said that the city has been providing grief counselors, and they had to call in additional support because of the need in that community. and as we learn the details of exactly what happened as investigators have been going through the entire attack, you get a sense of how horrifying it was. they said began 24 hours ago, and happened across five different locations. you're seeing some of those locations there on that screen, now including inside several homes. the suspect in all is accused of fatally stabbing two adults, of beating a woman to death with a bat and running over a mailman and was only arrested after police say a good samaritan stopped another woman from being attacked, essentially was wrestling with that 22 year old suspect who you see on the screen. we learned the names of the four who were ki

shaq pointing to lsu star angel reese and usc freshman sensation juju watkins and of course we cannotiowa superstar caitlin stark. standing alone as the highest scoring division i college basketball player ever, reed. >> all right. back here in the bay, our stanford women powered by the ncaa's winningest coach will be representing northern california in the tournament. go, go, go. i love all that. the two seed will play norfolk state on friday at maples pavilion. go ladies. all right, so you can see how your picks stack up against ours in the bracket challenge. you can win $1,000. grand prize. register and play along by going to the website. kpix.com. >>> 6:26. and we are blessed to have some great neighbors in the bay area community and this south bay man is among them. >>> and we continue watching the vote count in a san jose nail biter. who's going to face off wi charged with style. the fully-electric audi q4 e-tron. get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. - [announcer] our world is constantly changing, and every day stanford medicine advances our understanding. our world

>> we see the president's plane, air force one, taxiing before takeoff heading to where shaq is. shaquille brewster, thank you so much. >>> now to rfk jr. and his upcoming vp pick with nfl quarterback aaron rodgers on his short list. vaughn hillyard covering this for us. i mean, presumably he -- guy's got a day job. what can you tell us about all of this? >> reporter: look, he only actually took four snaps last year before getting injured and going out the rest of the season. aaron rodgers is the 40-year-old quarterback for the new york jets. he says he intends to play this season, the season set to kick off in september. but aaron rad injuries has waited -- rodgers has waded into discourse prominently the last four years. he is a covid vaccine skeptic. he was opposed to shutdown efforts -- he is somebody who is allied and endorsed robert f. kennedy jr. so we have learned that kennedy has not only rodgers but also jesse ventura at the top of his life. of course, folks will all that jesse ventura was a famous wwe wrestler before he ran on the reform party ticket line for governor

shaq brewster spoke to some of the voters in wisconsin about what they might do this november. >> reportersk you a quick question. first thing that comes to mind. what do you think when you see these two options? >> not great. >> reporter: in battleground, wisconsin, the choice the swing voters face in november is one they prefer not to make. are you excited about these being your options? >> quite honestly, no. >> reporter: i can't say that i'm happy about either option. what's the word you think? >> hell no. >> reporter: they're the so called double haters, and they could decide the election by holding their nose and voting for one of the major party candidates, choosing not to vote at all or. >> i'd like to have more choices. >> reporter: funny you say that, ask and you shall receive. does it change at all if i do that, and give you a third option? >> depending who that is. >> reporter: coca-cola or pepsi, maybe we need that third option. >> reporter: support for third-party candidates is one of the biggest wild cards this election. in a february poll, 21% of voters backed third-party c

they were trying to does suggest there was some kind of a loves shaq that's why she didn't live at home any longer. you laugh at that phrase and returned to say, i mean the beat other side about a love shack wasn't part of the child here, but this is a whole thing, right? the tin roof rested. yeah. but that's the implication there, trying to make here. and so they're trying to discredit and saying you testified in front of this court about certain dates, you have a duty of candor under your ethical obligations in the courtroom. and this judge knows it and they're all lawyers. they want to discredit that very testimony. again, though, does it go to the heart of the matter of disqualification and being able to prove that this is going to hurt the defendants in this action? >> likely not. but remember as well here's what's interesting. you have to fight to get that in through an expert that can be qualified. mrs. expert, to say what you are presenting it as is actually intended to go to the meat of the matter. it's interesting to figure out how cell phone data works but the defense, who ra

shaq, republicans are trying to claim the governor's mansion for the first time since 2016.trump is inserting himself into that race. >> reporter: yeah, well, you're really hearing trump on the campaign trail instead of focus on nikki haley and the primary ballot he's dealing with now he's looking ahead to the general election and the down ballot races. trump was here in -- well, in the greensboro area just on saturday and instead of focusing on nikki haley you heard him weigh into the governor's race. the north carolina governor's race is expected to be one of the most competitive races once we get to november. and you heard former president trump throw his support behind the current lieutenant governor, mark robinson. now, you mentioned, he is a controversial figure. he's had to clarify remarks that he'd made that have been called antisemitic, that have been called sexist, that have been called anti-lgbt against the lgbtq community. and on stage you heard mark robinson tout that outspokenness that he's known for. but i want you to listen to a little bit of what we heard fr

we all know shaq minutes of the game basketball, so to be up there with him is a major, major on or my opinion on the ball scientist steph curry. 2, he raised $303.00 pointers for an m b a record 5th season. as the warriors beach, the grizzlies curry has almost a 3703 points is in his career and he's held the record for you. that's who. yes, he's good for more and what was an important a big treat for the warriors file 5 and form a welsh rugby union plan. lewis reese is um it has reported late received offers from 3 nfl franchises of the he impressed on his nfl pro day on wednesday. his highly publicized switch to nfl a seen him take part in a 10 week international play. a pathway program aimed at increasing the sports global footprint. the 23 year old from the 40 of dash and a time of full point 4 full seconds in his counseling session in florida, which would put him on the top. so 2 times recorded by wide receivers and issues. nfl come by that is always bolts now and it didn't tell you very much. so you'd like to now with israel tightening his grip on the occupied, westbank is make i

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