. >> shaquille brewster is in detroit for us, shaq, not every county in michigan is counting the votes early, right, so how did this all work? >> reporter: you mentioned that big number, 1.7 million people here in the state have already cast a ballot, 1.5 million of those who are people who voted by mail across the state and the new law allows clerks across the state the option to start processing those ballots. >> the ballots are being cut open, the numbers on the ballots are being cross-checked with the numbers on the envelopes. if everything is squared away those ballots are placed into the tabulator. importantly we won't know the results until election night, but what this does is speeds up the process so on election night we can get those results reported more quickly. >> shaq, i can remember the scene where former president trump complained about michigan specifically and how long it took to get results in detroit last election, he falsely called the process corrupt, how confident are election officials that you're talking to about that new process? >> reporter: yeah, they were t

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okay, so shaq, you were at that town hall, q&a, dance party last night.bc anchor revealed trump had apparently agreed to do an interview with them, but then canceled. what do we know about what's happening in the campaign? >> well, the trump campaign says that that interview was canceled essentially because of a scheduling conflict, suggesting that the former president had some battleground state stops later this week that conflicted with when that interview was set to happen. it is happening as he's receiving a lot of pressure and criticism from democrats in the harris campaign suggesting he's essentially ducking mainstream media scrutiny. we know, for example, he didn't participate in the "60 minutes," interview, he declined to do a second debate with vice president kamala harris, and that, of course, now he's pulling out of this cnbc interview. now the trump campaign is highlighting that even right now, you see it on the side of the screen, he is meeting with reporters, he's being interviewed by bloomberg news in front of the chicago economic club. i w

shaq, who has a need to process the ballots in the state of michigan? the scenes we saw in 2020 where you had protesters banging on the glass outside some of these counting facilities, causing poll workers to stop the count. this allows poll workers to start early. this is in detroit, at these tables, you see under the watchful eye of some election observers, you have clerking going through and actually opening up those individual ballot envelopes that have already been verified for signature. they open them up and check the number on the ballot and cross check with the number on the envelope and make sure it's consistent. if everything is consistent, and everything is squared away, then it goes into the actual tabulator. we won't know the results of those ballots or we won't know where or how people voted until election night. the idea is it will speed up the process so there's not a crunch. the impact, it's clear when you talk to the clerks, listen to my conversation with detroit's clerk. >> we'll have our resulted posted by 11:00 news. 90 to 95% will

what are you hearing on the ground, shaq?lls say it is all tight, which means it will come down to what happens here on the ground. i have been spending the morning walking with organizers who have been door knock anything this milwaukee neighborhood, trying to reserve a trend you have been seeing in previous elections. we're talking about vanishing voters where if you look back to 2016, you saw there were 40,000 or so fewer voters in just milwaukee alone when the margin between donald trump and hillary clinton then was about 23,000 voters. so these guys are walking around there informing folks about the candidates. they're reminding people about election day, giving them their options. listen to what the lead organizer who has been doing this door knocking, what she told me about her message to folks, especially folks that didn't vote in the past. >> it seems like a lot more people are interested. >> in this cycle. >> in this election. a lot more people are saying they're going to vote. so we have been hearing a lot of peopl

shaq, i want to ask you about donald trump's rhetoric, things that he's talking about right now in the final days. that's immigration. i alluded to this at top, but let me play the sound of donald trump talking about america as the garbage can from texas last night. >> they're coming from 181 countries as of yesterday. we're a dumping ground, we're like a garbage can for the world. that's what's happened. that's what's happened. we're like a garbage can. you know, it's the first time i've ever said that, and every time i come up and talk about what they've done to our country, i get angrier and angrier. >> that's tempe, arizona. i want to play a little bit of sound from voters that garrett haake asking about that rhetoric. here's what people at the trump rally last night said. >> he talks like i talk with my friends. it's very -- >> you don't see that a lot in politics. >> no, no. it's an old guy, but he's a little younger than the other old candidates. >> that's interesting. so he comes off like one of the guys? >> yeah, basically. >> umm, is that what you hear when you're on the camp

. >> shaquille brewster is in madison, wisconsin, shaq, good to see you, vice president harris addressed president biden's comments before she hit the campaign trail earlier today, what did she have to say? >> reporter: before hitting the plane and going to north carolina, she walked straight overto reporters and while she first tried to talk about her speech she knew she was going to be asked about the president's comments. this was her response. >> first of all, he clarified his comment. but let me be clear, i strongly disagree with any criticism of people based on who they vote for. >> reporter: later in that answer she went back to focusing on her speech and drawing that contrast with former president donald trump, saying that she wants to. a president for all americans even those who don't support her or plan to vote for her in this election and using that phrase it's time to turn that page on divi divisive. >> shaq, there's a brand new poll out today from marquette university law school, it shows the presidential race there neck and neck. vice president harris ahead of former presi

shaq, we just heard kamala harris give a very specific message to young voters in north carolina, andr if you think that's going to set the stage for where you are later told. >> reporter: i think that's definitely the case, chris, and it highlights a little bit of the strategy right now, which is about turnout. the campaign is saying that they're looking to mobilize young voters and nontraditional voters, and here in wisconsin where the vice president will be later today, they're not hiding what's going ton tonight, they're calling it a concert and rally for vice president harris, and they're using some big names, big bands to draw out young people, mumford and sons, gracie abrams, and when they get here, the hope is they will hear this message and really plea from the vice president that we just heard in raleigh. listen to what we just heard from her. >> you young leader, you have only known the climate crisis and are leading the charge to protect our planet and our future. you young leaders who grew up with active shooter drills, who are trying to keep our schools safe. you, who ha

joining us now, shaq brewster.how will it impact the votes that are going to be coming in on the 5th of november? >> jose, election officials are saying those results will be reported more quickly because of the work that you're seeing take place here. let me show you around a little bit because we're in this massive convention center here in detroit, where members of the media, not election officials. so, we have to stay a little bit away. so, i'll just show you what's happening at these tables where we know more than 1.5 million ballots have been returned by mail here in detroit. and when you look at what's happening at these individual tables, those ballots that have been verified are now being open. the envelopes are being open. the envelope number is being compared with the ballot number and making sure that they can then go into the individual tabulators. the impact is that officials are hoping it will build trust for the results that we ultimately see on election night. listen to what we heard from the clerk

. >> shaq, former president trump returns to butler, pennsylvania for a rally tomorrow.the same location where he survived an assassination attempt over the summer. what is the trump campaign saying? >> it will certainly be a big moment here. we know you'll not only see jd vance there and the likes of elon musk, you could expect a few members of law enforcement and the family of the man killed at that rally in butler at that shooting there. it's clear that the campaign is trying to build this up as a big moment, as a comeback moment for the former president. a lot of attention will be on that rally tomorrow afternoon. >> all right. great reporting. shaq brewster, yamiche alcindor, thank you very much. >>> three former memphis police officers are facing up to 20 years in prison after beating tyre nichols. nichols death made national headlines last year after bodycam and surveillance video showed the three officers brutally assaulting nichols following a traffic stop. he died in it the hospital three days late he and is survived by his 7-year-old son. priscilla thompson jo

shaq brewster, thanks. posted. >>> joining us now, ben wickler, the chair of wisconsin's democratic party. ben, good to have you here with us. what or where are you going to be watching today to get a sense of that enthusiasm on the ground for the first day of early voting in your state? >> well, thanks for having me on. we'll be watching every part of the state, because we built a state wide infrastructure. we have 50 offices including in dozens of counties that trump won previously. i've been in 18 counties in in the last three days across the state and i can tell you the energy on the ground is huge. we knocked on a million doors in wisconsin since harris has become a nominee and today i'll be at the event later today. so many folks are fired up. the more people that vote early, the more our massive get out the vote operation can focus on those who haven't voted in the final stretch. that's an advantage the republicans don't have. they have a few dozen staffers, they don't have the torrent of absentee ba

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only generals trump knows are the chinese one that makes that chicken, and the guy who teamed up with shaqurance. that's it. anyway, this is pretty indefensible stuff. and when trump does something truly indefensible, you can always count on fox news to defend it. >> it's your job to do what the president wants. and i could absolutely see him go, you know what, it would be great to have german generals that actually do what we ask them to do, knowing that, and not being fully -- fully being cognizant of the third rail of german generals were nazis, whatever. >> michael: okay, okay. did you just "whatever" the holocaust? "whatever" is for insignificant things, like when you put the plastic recycling in the paper recycling. it's not "oops, i did a genocide." i like that kilmeade thinks praising hitler is a "third rail," like it's a taboo subject that's not "pc" to discuss at the office anymore. "ugh, you can't even compliment a woman's haircut or tell her about the good things hitler did anymore. thanks, woke police." this was a little too far even for some of the other people on the couch.

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but as kron 4, shaq moma tells us some people had no problem enjoying the sun and the summer weather. >>here at san pedro square, we didn't really find that many san jose locals to talk to about the heat. but we did find was many people visiting from all over the country looking to get a taste of some california weather. in saint peter square, life moves on. despite the on amy and cast center are from new jersey and say back home, it's cold and rainy. so they've to be summers lying >>when was they even brought jackets? they also brought hot coffee and now they're just showing off. is. >>you know, a >>not many people here on this tuesday. our local, most are from out of town like dennis rivera from tucson, arizona, sister told us that there is going to be he but compared to. >>arizona, it's nothing her friend agrees that. yes, it is hot. but rivera says they're used to it. that sounds like tucson actually, but were used were so used to it and she offers some encouragement for us here in the bay. i think you guys are fine. you can do i think it's you know, you're good. you're good tempe

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. >> yes, there is no doubt, to call him hard and eccentric is like calling shaq a kind of tall guy.beyond eccentric, he is a deeply weird person. but that doesn't mean he can't be a good general. he was a deeply weird person. anybody who adidn't notice tha wasn't paying attention. that's weather before the war or during the war, he is a strange person. strange person. what most people don't understand is that at the time that lee is deciding what to do with his army how to adivide i up he has questions about jackson that he doesn't have about james long street at that point when he sends to jefferson davis's recommendations for who are going to get the core in the army he sends long street's name, no justification for long street you justifies his choice of jackson. jackson he was such a national hero based on the valley campaign that his sort of inoculated him against the kind of treatment that he might've received as a result of his seven days performance had it not been for the previous success and. >> could you elaborate a little bit on the comments about jackson during seven da

shaq, it's great to see you. milwaukee has been a reliable group of democratic voters. narrow last time for the democrats. they need wisconsin. >> reporter: that's exactly right. one consistent thing about wisconsin is you will have narrow margins. that's why you have groups like the one you see out here. they are going door to door in this neighborhood because the pattern became a problem in 2016 is that when we know the margin was 23,000 votes, there were more than 40,000 voters in just this city that just didn't show up. democrats got the overwhelming margin, but there were fewer people to come and help add that vote to hillary clinton. these groups are out. they're knocking on doors. they are educating voters, reminding them where the polling locations are. they try to convince people to show up on election day and during this early voting period. i asked, what is your message when they say that they just don't want to engage? listen to what the lead organizer told me. >> no matter if you feel like -- however you feel, just get out and use your voice. you not voting

shaq, donald trump is headed to michigan after the event in texas today. and arizona and nevada. all of those places, he has kept the focus squarely on immigration. tell us more. >> reporter: yeah. you can expect that focus on immigration to continue this afternoon. we will see in about half an hour donald trump ahead of that podcast taping. you look at the signing on the stage, mass deportation now and end migrant crime you get the focus that immigration will continue at least at that event. that is being paired with the escalating rhetoric that we have been hearing. not just the clip you played at the beginning of the segment where you reference or called america a dumping ground where he called america a donald trumping ground because of the issue of immigration but you heard at some rallies yesterday, he paused his remarks to play videos of what his campaign called migrant gangs. he repeated the claims that illegal immigrants or undocumented immigrants are taking jobs of black and hispanic voters. so that is a messaging that you're going to continue to hear, but once we get t

they call him odd and yes, the sold-out to call an odd and eccentric is like calling shaq a kind of tall guy. i mean, he so far beyond eccentric. he is' a weird, deeply weird person. but that doesn't mean he can't be a good general but he was a deeply weird person. anybody who didn't notice that wasn't payingwh attention. that's weathered before the war or during the war. he is a strange, strange person. strange person. what most people don't understand is that at the time lee is deciding what to do with his army, how to divide it up yes questions about jackson's that he doesn't have about james longstreet. when he sends to jefferson davis and his recommendations for who are going to get the core in the arm he just as long. no justification for longstreet. he justifies his choice. jackson, he was such a national hero based o' the valley campaign that it's sort of inoculated him against the kind of treatment he might've received as a result of the seven days performance had it not been for that previous success. >> could you elaborate on your comments about jackson during the seven days w

thank you for that, shaq. >>> tom, the michigan secretary of state's office reports 1.7 million votersthat state. put that in perspective, what are the numbers that you're seeing tell you? >> what we're seeing in the turnout in michigan is pretty remarkable. we have been expecting, as you were talking about in the last segment, republicans have been pushing early voting very hard, and we have been expecting to see them increase their numbers, and as you showed in some states we have been seeing that. in michigan, a lot of these numbers, they don't have partisan registration there, but we look at the demographics. there are more women voting. a bigger gender gap even than we had in the dobbs election in 2022. bigger than 2020. black voters, big turnout in detroit. older black women, a bigger share of the early vote than we saw four years ago. those are good, early signs. still lots of votes to be cast on election day there, but good early signs for the harris campaign. >> how does it tradition that willy hold? -- traditionally hold. we seem to have a better mix, a reflection of what the

shaq, good morning. how are things looking there so far?ointed us to this location because they said it would be one of the busiest in the city and on the inside i will tell you it is packed, but look at the line that you're seeingout side, i will send you along the line, a reminder this is for early voting, this is the first day of early voting, we saw people here lined up well over an hour and a half before the voting started. i want you to listen to what people told me when i asked them why, why did they come up for this first day of early voting. >> this is my first time voting early. >> why did you do it this year? >> because it's so important. the issues that's on hand, to be represented is very important. >> it's different because it's a black woman that's running to be president. this is something that has never happened before so this is a milestone for everyone. >> she out there for those that they needed her. we needed her. we didn't need trump. >> reporter: just as i was giving that report some people yelled out we're here becau

this was during sunday's air show at marina green crop for shaq moment has reaction from those who saw it happen. >> it's a peaceful tradition on marina. green navy parachute jumping out of aircraft and showing off their moves. but this parachuter did not stick the landing. >> a closer view and you can see the moment of impact. the san francisco fire department confirmed with kron 4 news, the parachute or hit a mother and young daughter visiting for fleet week and sent them to the hospital with minor injuries. we had a guest spot >> the parachute is where the first actor that happen >> heather mehaffie and lynette, what day came from the east bay and say the crowd went silent after the landing. >> it makes me sad. thought that they would like do something better to where they could land like better than a be given kron 4, this statement about the incident saying, quote, our thoughts are with the individual and their family. safety is our number one priority. we cannot immediately assess what happened. however, we will review this incident to determine the cause. it's sad no one last wi

yes, there's no doubt that come to call odd and eccentric is like calling come you know, shaq a kind of tall guy. jackson is so far beyond eccentric. he is a weird, deeply weird person. but that doesn't mean he can't be a good general. but was a deeply weird person, and anybody who did notice that wasn't paying attention.s that's whether before the war or during the war. he's a strange strange person. strange person. what most people don't understand is at the time lee is deciding what to do with his army, how to divide it up, yes questions about jackson that he doesn't have about james longstreet at that point. when he stands to jefferson davis and his recommendations for who are going to get the core in the army, he just since long streets name. no justification for longstreet. he justifies his choice of jackson. i mean, jackson, , he was such a national hero based on the valley campaign that it sort of inoculated him against the kind of treatment that he might have received as a result of the '70s performance had it not been for that previous success and his renown. >> could you e

. >> shaq, you are following a group that's door knocking. they're targeting vanishing voters.t exactly does that mean, and how are they trying to talk to them? >> reporter: let's talk about those efforts now. we're actually seeing them go door to door in this milwaukee neighborhood, and you talk about this idea of vanishing voters. it goes back to what we saw in 2016 where across the state you had the margin that was about 23,000 votes separating donald trump and hillary clinton, but in milwaukee alone, there were about 40,000 people who just didn't show up, who showed up in 2012, and did not show up in 2016. so these groups are going door to door, doing what they can to make sure that doesn't happen again. especially considering the fact that you look at early voting data at this point, and milwaukee is trailing the turnout that you see in the rest of the state. i want you to listen to what the lead organizer told me when i asked, what's the main message for folks, what are you doing to folks and saying to folks who aren't turning out and haven't voted yet. listen here. >> ha

to shaq's point, this is not an anti-trump guy. he served as donald trump's chief of staff.head of the department of homeland security. there's something in john kelly's resumÉ up until now that would suggest to me this is a guy who is out to get donald trump, which is how he's being portrayed by the trump side. >> congressman, let's pick up on that because these are not political attack ads or democratic activists. these were hired by then-president trump who worked in his white house. how can democrats highlight the nonpartisan nature of this? >> well, i think they have to continue doing what they're doing, and that is get these messages coming from people who served donald trump, who willingly went into the white house, and who are now seriously calling into question donald trump's leadership, his fitness for office, and highlighting some of the things that he said. i agree with chris, there is no reason not to believe john kelly. he hasn't sought the spotlight, but he has spoken the truth. he's a man who took the oath of office and served in uniform. who are you going to

well, shaq moment has the story. >> anderson high school home of nfl legends past and now building towards something special for go to the game. but now. >> we're on a full head of steam here going late in a season for the first time in a long time. the school's football team is knocking on the door of a ccs playoff berth. only thing that we can ask of these boys give effort, stay focused, stay disciplined and the rest will follow. >> the prolific season for the grizzlies couldn't come at a better time. assistant coach chris ruane passed away in the middle of their season from cancer. he was only 38 years old. very dear to my heart. he means a lot to me. i miss him every day. defensive coach justin flores spent his first coaching year with ruane. he says he tries to channel head. >> every day his favorite thing was coaching. i learned a lot just in the one year coaching with him how important it is that and it's more important about the relationship of the kids more than just football for the young athletes. they're not only learning the sport, but leadership and also dealing with grief. w

shaq, i'm going to start with you. the trump team is trying to distance itself, the campaign at least is. a lot of republicans are coming out and saying that, hey, they don't want to have anything to do with this. they condemn the joke, but donald trump has not condemned the joke. he didn't come out after that joke was said that evening, eve fr an the backlash started to say anything about the joke. he has not said anything since. and jd vance gets out and says he hasn't seen it even though it's been shared tens of millions of times. what can you tell us about the internal workers of the campaign and whether there's pressure on donald trump to say something. >> reporter: there are signals this is something they're taking seriously. the trump campaign telling dasha burns at that event later tonight, a rally in allentown, a city with a large latino population that the speakers ahead of donald trump will be heavy on -- will be heavy and full of puerto rican leaders and supporters. we know that separately, we'll expect to

shaq, what are we hearing from both campaigns about this? >> well, chris, you're frequently hearing heated rhetoric being exchanged between vice president harris and former president donald trump. a lot of it is centered around the comments we heard from donald trump on sunday. he was in an interview with fox news, and he referred to democrats as a quote, enemy from within. you remember the fire storm that caused with the harris campaign saying that this was another sign that donald trump was dangerous, that he was unhinged: tim walz coming out on the campaign trail and combining it with comments trump made about the military possibly being used around election day. this is something that crossed the line. you see there, donald trump did a town hall on fox news and was asked about the criticism of the initial comments, and he doubled down. listen here. >> it is the enemy from within. and they're very dangerous. they're marxists and communists and fascists, and they were saying, i was like threatening, i'm not threatening anybody. they're the

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