maria teresa, let me start with you.o my democratic sources and one described it as a moment reckoning for the democratic party. is it overstated or accurate? >> it absolutely is. the party of the people did not turn out the people, and to give you a perfect example, in texas we saw record voter registration turnout, but then those folks didn't come out. it was down 6%. in philadelphia where it's 70% african-american, their turnout rate was 6% down from 2020, and so when you see voter registration rally, when people are getting excited, they're excited for the candidate, but when they start softening, they didn't get the economic message they needed to get out of bed, to stand three or four hours on a working wage, am i going to vote and lose money? or am i going back to work? there is roughly 10 million voters who didn't turn out this election. that's a question, and i would say that it's also an explanation that it's not enough to do digital ads and it's not enough to do tv. you need a ground game with a consortium of

meanwhile teresa we saw it was the best of times and the worst of times for retailers, a tale of twoppers. >> that is true we had walmart and target earnings this week, another great quarter for walmart and target had the worst day in years unfortunately. not only was a quarter bad but guidance was also bad, what is interesting when walmart reported they said shoppers were buying essentials like groceries which is a bread-and-butter but there also buying from general merchandise which has more discretionary. target said we will do well and they said that spending was down, you might be asking what is going on is this target specific problem i don't know to tell you i'm doing my best distress is from target you should see my credit card bill is not good. it's scaling up more quickly, target has been lowering prices it has the reputational value, it's just fives. >> the problem with target lowering prices and get them further with margins in the agreement stock. and reported earnings. it's been a tough year for the snack food makers with ozempic and the other weight loss drugs there wa

also with us, nbc news presidential historian michael and msnbc plit skal analyst maria teresa kumar. she's the president and ceo of voto latino. thank you all very much for coming to the saturday show. i want to read, this is a headline in "the new york times" by my former colleague carlos. stop pretending trump subpoena not who we are. he write, it's more comforting to think of trumpism as a temporary ailment than a preexisting condition. michael, you are the historian at the table, so i'm going to start with you, but this is a question for all of you, just your thoughts on where we are right now after election 2024. >> well, i think the way to begin -- and i'm so glad to be with everyone tonight, it's almost a tonic to me, and i'm sure you all feel the same way about being with jonathan -- here's a case where if we had all talked about this on a panel like this let's say 15 years ago, and i'd said that one of two major party nominees was convicted of 34 felonies and the other things that are known about him, i promise to be dictator for a day, i talked about suspending the constitu

that's what i know. >> teresa says there was always something a little bit off about carl. was very odd and very sad at the same time is he seemed to be a very lonely, needy child. very clingy child. and nobody really seemed to want him to cling to him. >> but teresa says there was nothing bonnie wouldn't do for carl. >> she'd buy carl a truck and he'd wreck the truck and then she'd buy him another one. heath he'd get a job, he'd lose a job. she'd house him. he was stealing pecans from the harvest and selling them. i mean she was constantly bailing him out of one situation or another. giving him money. >> in spite of that, carl who had a harder shell than anything that came out of these trees was known to be verbally abusive to his grandmother if he didn't get what he wanted. teresa says once when she dropped by to visit bonnie she had an unsettling encounter with carl who was also there. >> everything i said he'd argue against. he just fought with me, fought with me. it's like he couldn't get along with anybody and i saw bruises on bonnie's arms like somebody had grabbed h

[applause] teresa romero. [applause] a trailblazing labor leader, teresa romero is a champion for farmworkers across the fields, orchards, and vineyards of america that feed our nation. born in mexico, she has built an american life and -- in service to others, standing up for one of our most vulnerable, yet essential, groups of workers giving them the voice, hope, and inspiration to push for change. with grace under fire, her fight for safe working conditions, fair pay, and a path to citizenship is bringing us closer to realizing the full promise of america as a nation of immigrants. [applause] [applause] judy shepard. [applause] judy shepard took a mother's most profound pain and turned her son's death into a movement. matthew shepard's death --together with her husband, dennis, their courageous advocacy has driven tremendous progress in our laws and culture, giving young people and their families strength and hope for the future. the family's compassion reflects the best of america, where everyone is equall

teresa romero. judy shepard. gail lynn hannon accepting on behalf of of francis thorpe. -- james francis thorpe. and, michelle yo. -- michelle yeoh. distinguished guests, the president of the united states. >> please, have a seat. >> i told my buddy john kerry for the first two years i would hear hail to the chief i would look around like, where is he? it's great to see you all. thank you for being here at one of our favorite events at the white house. 61 years ago president kennedy established the presidential medal of freedom to recognize "any person who made an especially meritorious contribution to the security and national interest of the united states or world of peach, cultural, or other significant public or private endeavors. " the first class of medal recipients included the great eb white. years after receiving the metal he received a letter for someone that asked how he maintained faith in humanity and he replied relentless curiosity and inventive ingenuity have led to deep trouble. you can only hope

the rules apply to is really citizens and residents of occupied these teresa no day. so this report from amman in jordan, and that's because he is riley government, has bandages era for reporting. and you'll keep hard westbank and from inside israel double the israel's can not set hard at work. passing laws in the palestinian is where the citizens and tell us the indians and occupied east jerusalem. that's subject to israel's illegal annexation. one bill targets family members of the city and is where the citizens who carry out attacks against israel . they be deported to gaza or another location if they have prior knowledge of the attack and did not inform authorities or if they, in any way expressed support for the attack or organizations labeled as terrorist come. so that it's just because professionals are able to tell us clearly that this preventative law is intended to, to, to a few, to terrorists and villains from carrying out the acts the beam. another law could be applied to palestinian schools, especially in occupied east jerusalem. and those inside israel,

the reason for your reporting, teresa belie for us today in monte video, your guys capital. in bolivia, hillside neighborhood in the capital, a pauses without electricity after land slice buried dozens of homes. the area experiences 1st rainfall in months on sunday, which triggers the land size. the rain is also call swelling of the main river in the area. 6 people have been rescued. no serious injuries have been reported. of the cop $29.00 environment summit and as a by john has ended with wealthy nations pledging $300000000000.00 a year to combat climate change. the figure was applauded by leaders from bridge countries at the gathering after 2 weeks of functioning. but developing nations a fall from happy, they say it's way short of what they need and we're seeking $1.00 trillion dollars a year. hundreds of homes have been destroyed by a fire. in the philippine capital manila, the play swept through the homicide suburb of toronto. humphrey inc. firefighters attempts to reach burning properties. the homes have little resistance to fire, as they are often made of wood and te

all right, teresa thanks very much for that us teresa boat in dearborn, michigan. i still had an ultra 0 times running out to save the planets. will be liable for warnings on the cop 16 so much in columbia. the a meeting of minds with israel committing genocide before our eyes and none of our mainstream politicians across the board seem to have a problem with it. campaigner andrew fine, stay and photographer shock you do on, on active is on the crisis against each one of us. these are with this, and this is upon us. as with this is to be able to validate for the seeing around us studio will be on script part 2. 0 no disease in an already follow tom. well, citizens of israel, we are, we are going to continue to stand with israel's right to defend itself. and the united states obviously is going to stick with israel with many desperate for a change president by then i a working to end this war. i did encourage you to get this over with. what is the world to expect? let us know each other in the world who we are. we have to be brave, otherwise we're not going to have

joining me now to discuss is maria teresa kumar, president and ceo of [ inaudible ] latino, and bethany legal defense and education fund. thank you so much for both of you joining me today. bethany, i will start with you. there is a report out today on nbc news talking about asian deportations, specifically chinese nationals who are in this country, people waiting for their immigration status is to finally be sort of stabilized. the idea being that donald trump's deportations may not just start with what people perceive to be undocumented people standing outside, looking for work. they will be targeting people who thought they were here under secure and legal means, and those will be snatched from under them by this new administration, and they will be kept out. how is that particularly sort of targeting the asian american community? >> yeah, thank you for that question, and we know that anti- china rhetoric under the first trump administration was skyhigh, and we expect the same and more in this next trump administration, unfortunately. and there are so many pressing concerns when we t

the window teresa attracts quite surface from all over the world. it's also how to knock on effect, about an hours by roy and across the water in morocco, professional conflicts, step moon. imagine he gives the lessons and teresa describes himself as a 3rd generation moroccan type sofa. the 1st generation brought back equipment to norwich from teresa to his home town to best aware that when he was a child catcher. if it means the model can a lot that the to help us a going to do some other places that we didn't think about, the big fuzzy like the vietnam, like the was so far for us. but we did this for makes it easy for us. you can go to the other places, see other people while mostly troubles on the pro to a does residency in spain, 3 marriage for the controls mean of those killed developed that crazy? the castle built by the maya colleagues more than a 1000 years ago is visible from morocco. but otherwise out of reach types go not yellow bite, says the sports boom has led to a shortage of instructors. that could be filled by americans. watch suffe

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changing thing. talks at the asia pacific summit in peru focused on reducing tensions between the teresa pals before donald trump takes office in january. she a signal of his concern over the return of trumps america. first policies, 5 men, she's last meeting before donald trump. once again assumes the us presidency. the 2 leaders got together at the annual aisha pacific summit being held in peru totally by the sheath reaching, preparing for trumps return to the white house. from volume china is ready to work with the new administration to maintain communication, expand cooperation, to strive for a steady transition of the china us relationship for the benefits of the 2 peoples during his 1st term from post terrace, ranging from 10 to 25 percent on chinese agricultural products, including sea food port and they are already the beaching retaliated with types of its own kicking off a trade war between the wells. 2 biggest economies. trump adopted an aggressive stands while campaigning this year. my ticket is about to retain steep import taxes under his america 1st trade policy service here

elian: las autoridades de teresa asignaron, acusaron hoy a un la persona de ser responsable.eves el ejÉrcito de estados unidos acusÓ a un hombre de 21 aÑos por la muerte de sara roque, cuyo cuerpo fue encontrado la semana pasada un basurero en instalaciÓn militar en missouri. enfrenta cargos de asesinatos y obstrucciÓn de la justicia, los cargos estÁn contemplado en el cÓdigo de justicia militar, 118 y 131, se encuentra actualmente en prisiÓn preventiva mientras espera una audiencia preliminar, los cargos se conocen dos dÍas despuÉs de que a la sargento sara roberts se le dio el Último adiÓs en indiana, lugar donde naciÓ. >> tengo clientes que la conoce muy bien y fueron a la escuela con ella y me quedÉ en shock, era muy inesperado que pasar aquÍ. reportera: la sargento roque se graduÓ en esta segunda grenda g—20, y ese mismo aÑo se enlistÓ en el ejÉrcito, trabajo como maneja ahora de perros, y recibiÓ mÚltiples condecoraciones en su paso por el ejÉrcito. sobre su arresto y los cargos que enfrenta el asesino, se conocerÁn maÑana. maity: gracias. la policÍa de washington d.c.

teresa romero. judy shepard. gail lynn canon accepting on behalf of james francis thorpe. and michelle yeoh. ♪ distinguished guests, the president of the united states. [applause] ["hail to the chief" playing] president biden: please have a seat. i think i told my buddy john kerry for the first two years they played "hail to the chief," i looked around and asked, where the hell is he? thank you for joining us for one of our favorite events at the white house. 61 years ago, president kennedy established the presidential medal of freedom. in the first class of recipients was a great american writer, eb white. years after receiving the metal, he received a letter from someone and replied, "relentless curiosity, inventiveness, ingenuity, trouble." i can only hope these same traits will allow us to claw your way out. hang onto your hats, hang onto your hope. tomorrow is another day. today, we have another extraordinary honor to bestow on the nation's highest civilian honor, 19 people whose relentless curiosity, ingenuity, and hope have cut their faith for a better tomorrow. we

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maria teresa is saying money didn't go to the groups that needed the money on the ground to help pullote. and 10 million people stayed home. >> yes, but i will say this, i still think she ran an excellent campaign for 107 days . but i don't believe that is the reason that she lost. i do believe that more resources should have been put on the ground, the battleground states, and there was not enough on the ground, but that is not a new problem. this is a democratic party problem. as a black woman and african american understand the double whammy if you will. we were still 92% for kamala harris. the majority of latinos worded voted for kamala harris. i can't answer the why, but black people are also working class. we are the working class. a majority of women are in low- wage jobs, so the conversation around the working class to meet only talking about the white working class or others, it is all of us. the majority of us are not the billionaires. the billionaire money played a big difference in this campaign as well. >> we have less than a minute left. i think you hit on something, bec

dave wasserman, maria teresa kumar, and george conway.reaction to what we talked about. were people looking for the tariffs? is it about the corporate tax cuts? or was it really just, i am not happy with the current economic situation and i want something else? >> is that they wanted to turn back the clock, and yet, there is no turning back the clock to pre-pandemic times. the proof will be whether voters are still satisfied in two or three years, when it comes to midterms, when it comes to the next election. whether trump's policies have made a meaningful difference. a lot of this has filtered through the lens of partisanship so i can bet you that those 82% of the people who said that their family circumstance, financial circumstance, got worse in the past five years, a lot of them will suddenly be feeling a lot better about their family's financial circumstance in polls in several months when trump is president. and yet, if trump really does carry out mass deportations, we could see a little bit of reversion among hispanic voters in tim

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teresa looks like it's taking a beating in this storm. do want to talk about my it is taking a beating. look at that and find feature of an umbrella. i'm thinking that as i make my way out of here. >> i'm gonna go and get a big giant golf. bro. i'm like, wanted this umbrella? because as kron 4. but you know what? i think it's time to move so i'm going to move on. but in the meantime, we get some more cars taking a look. i could watch is forever can watching all of the cars going to the flood like i could you can they now there's a sign that might be paul lowenthal. well, that's different non emergency vehicle. maybe they need bigger signs, but you definitely the better umbrella. that's for sure. i will. but i mean, you can save yourself what fl a ged flooded road closings for some reason, close, please don't do it. but i got to tell i've seen a lot of cars just ignore that. and i think that that would be kind of bad because then you could affect your engine and also made an impact with people having to come and rescue. you. so i'm gonna r

and as teresa said, she's talked to the emergency officials out there. we in the north bay. >> talking to law enforcement, seeing how they are preparing. we went to santa rosa because they know what happens in heavy rain there. they've been flooded out before. so residents yesterday we're filling sandbags, as you can see so that, you know, the rain wouldn't come in if it does build up there, looking at 10 inches, maybe of rain and residents know this has been a problem the past, especially, for example, coming into their driveways and then into the garage. >> i'm a native californian. the last couple years has been some of the worst serene of ever seen is going raise up and then it's going to go in and eat a garage door. >> and to the side and then it's going destroy lot properties. >> so they had the sandbags out there. that was a time to you know, that's why we have first couple days dry weather. so you could do that. >> now, you should just be, you know, hunker down and ready. don't drive if you don't need to and keep your eye on streams and creeks. a

steven avery is served a life sentence for the murder of teresa halbach in 2005. the documentary raised questions about whether law enforcement planted evidence in the case. this week a detective who worked on the case was charged in a separate case with misconduct in office for allegedly financial crimes. >>> and "the san francisco chronicle" says levi strauss heir daniel lurie was elected as the city's next mayor. the philanthropist and founder of an anti-poverty nonprofit is a political newcomer. san francisco's first black female mayor, london breed, conceded the raves after serving six -- race after serving six years in office. she's been heavily criticized for not doing enough to address crime, homelessness, and open-air drug use. >>> ahead, a wild tale. people in south carolina are on the lookout for some escaped lab residents. residents. ♪♪ when your child has moderate-to-severe eczema, it's okay to for them to show off. show off their clearer skin and noticeably less itch with dupixent. because children 6 months and older with eczema have plenty of reason

. >> among the nuns at the shelter, run by mother teresa, was a woman named gina, who manbarra says savedng me a dinner hiding under my bed. she was giving me clothes for me and for my son minvera and her son eventually moved to the u.s. in pursuit of the american dream. >> but almost 40 years later, it was gina who minvera wanted to see again. and when she found her, gina was living in a small italian village. >> then we kissed and i asked her about her husband. she told me she just. he. she told me he died. so she was sad. and i said, what's going to happen for you now? she said, i'm okay. i'm 80 years old. i want i'm ready to die because i want to meet him. and i miss my husband. i said, no, 80 is young. you have to come in america to visit me. >> gina would come to america several times, and it was during those visits that she met berra's neighbor, dwight. dwight had lost his wife of more than 60 years, and he and gina had an unexpected connection. does he speak italian? >> no, he doesn't speak one word and she doesn't speak english. zero. >> it didn't matter. this love has tech. >> g

yeah so i'll i'm going to transition to the teresa. let us let us talk about let's talk a little bit more about how this got started and how long it was such a long journey, so greg and i met just a few months after he was wounded. i was working as producer at what was then known as the pentagon channel. some of you may be familiar with carried on. uh, it's not my fault. i produced. i did daily coverage for they used to have that show at 6:00 and then i graduated was promoted to a documentary series called recon you might remember that story. so i got to produce that show for a while, which is a great job. i was assigned to write as i first got to the pentagon, i went there kicking and screaming. i worked for nbc news through a series of really boring events, wound up leaving nbc and going to the pentagon. and i didn't want to go off. and i'm here for six months. i'm out and i wound up staying for eight years until that particular operation. but anyway, i was assigned go cover the opening of mat-su, the military advanced training, whic

thanks teresa for bringing us that very important perspective. so there are 7 states to look out for, i know we keep saying it, but it's important. swing states that can determine the outcome of the race for the white house, the system to choose the president is based on the electoral college, a serial then. yeah, explain in most democracy's elections are pretty simple, voters vote the candidate with the most votes wins or the party with the most votes wins and a point is leader to government. but that is not how it works in the united states . instead of voting directly for a president, the americans picks their leader through what is known as the electoral college and every 4 years we have to remind ourselves of how that actually works. so here goes, there are $538.00 electors for electoral college voters representing all 50 us states plus washington dc. these are people that are appointed by the political parties. a candidate needs house of that plus one to win the presidency. that's 270 electoral votes. that is the key number. what americans

let's go live to teresa bowes covering the election for she's in monte video. you guys capital, tell us about where you are, theresa and how the voting has been going so far. the while we're here on the streets, even though people continue to know there's about an hour left until the polling stations close. and where i am right now is with a group of supporters, very young on hold for supporters of the sense a ride party, the national party. they've been here, they're asking people to punk their cars. if they voted for out of all they have a guy though, he's the candidate for the national party. let's not forget who's running it. talked about other guy. the one against him is running a jump on to or to see who's from the broad, from the broad, to offend the i'm feel party. so what we've been seeing right now is people going to vote all day. so at the have a blessed what aspects of face become square and the printer. but what is interesting and what's been happening here, hold on why is that? it is an example of latin american example of stability of political t

teresa for that for us. still ahead on al jazeera and forces shop openings of fi to this full time grand slam chance in at the ac finals insurance. the sales coming down the, [000:00:00;00] the time for his, for a while in thank you so much. india has told crickets world governing body. they won't be traveling to pockets on for the upcoming champions. a trophy lots according to the host nation who are due to stage the turn mid march of next year. ongoing political tensions mean india having played in pockets found for 16 years. cricket bosses are now in discussions about a possible solution, including a hybrid tournament that could see india play their games elsewhere. to a sports journalist rashad. my moon says this would be a huge set back for pockets on this cricket board. they were unable to host cricket events in the country between 292019 due to security threats. and i've already said they will refuse the possibility of a hybrid tournament. it's this is going on for too long, really, i mean, focused on

yeah so i'll i'm going to transition to the teresa. let us let us talk about let's talk a little bit more about how this got started and how long it was such a long journey, so greg and i met just a few months after he was wounded. i was working as producer at what was then known as the pentagon channel. some of you may be familiar with carried on. uh, it's not my fault. i produced. i did daily coverage for they used to have that show at 6:00 and then i graduated was promoted to a documentary series called recon you might remember that story. so i got to produce that show for a while, which is a great job. i was assigned to write as i first got to the pentagon, i went there kicking and screaming. i worked for nbc news through a series of really boring events, wound up leaving nbc and going to the pentagon. and i didn't want to go off. and i'm here for six months. i'm out and i wound up staying for eight years until that particular operation. but anyway, i was assigned go cover the opening of mat-su, the military advanced training, whic

teresa is stuff co kron. 4 news. >> it's just police in san francisco are investigating a shooting that sent a pregnant woman to the hospital. it happened about 2.15, this afternoon on hollister avenue. police got a call that the woman had been shot in the stomach again, a pregnant woman, the condition of this woman and her unborn child are not known at this time. the shooter is said to be still on the loose. police are investigating a shooting that left one man dead >> this happened shortly before 12, 30 today on east 6th street. antioch police say that the victim was taken to a nearby hospital where he died. investigators are currently working to identify a suspect. but anybody with information is being asked to contact antioch police, a man trying to clear a large branch from the road was struck and killed by a driver last night. it happened near bird and hull avenue shortly before 09:00pm. according to police, the driver thought that he had only hit the tree branch and left to be treated for his injuries from the crash. the pedestrian was taken to the hospital where he died. police

. >> teresa marcelino says catholic charities immigration services has been overwhelmed with calls and questions about possible deportations. >> we are preparing them and telling them the likelihood of them having an encounter with isis is pretty low, but we do want to empower them with their rights so that they are prepared in case of an encounter with ice. >> those attending are offered these cards about what to do and say if detained by federal agents. this woman says she's got concerns about her parents immigration status and is thankful for the advice. >> i think it's something very helpful for us hispanics because it really gives us like a safe spot to come and talk and see what the possibilities are to going into our their hometown with legal status. >> we have also seen an increase in legal permanent residents applying for citizenship, so we do help with that process. >> it's a nervous time for many families. they say the future is unclear. >> i feel like that scares a lot of children because they think they're going to lose their parents. >> catholic charities is planning seve

. >> teresa marcelino says catholic charities immigration services has been overwhelmed with calls and questions about possible deportations. >> we are preparing them and telling them the likelihood of them having an encounter with isis is pretty low, but we do want to empower them h their rights. so that they are prepared in case of an encounter with ice. >> those attending are offered these cards about what to do and say if detained by federal agents. this woman says she's got concerns about her parents immigration status and is thankful for the advice. >> i think it's something very helpful for us hispanics because it really gives us like a safe spot to come and talk and see what the possibilities are to going into our their hometown with legal status. >> we have also seen an increase in legal permanent residents applying for citizenship, so we do help with that process. >> it's a nervous time for many families. they say the future is unclear. >> i feel like that scares a lot of children because they think they're gonna lose their parents. >> catholic charities is planning seven mor

shelter options for vehicle dwellers, including a safe parking site opened up last year at the santa teresaht rail station. >>> meantime in san francisco there are plans to actually clamp down on rv street parking. they're on hold after local advocates filed an appeal with the board of supervisors. these new rules would have meant the city could tow rvs when their occupants turned down offers of shelter. they were supposed to go into effect earlier this month. now the board will hold an appeal hearing on december 10th. >>> it's not uncommon to see coyotes across the bay area. they usually stick to the hilly areas, though recently park officials had to kill one that had bitten multiple dogs, this happening at crissy field in san francisco, but in foster city people are running into coyotes in places you wouldn't expect and they're getting bold. max darrow caught up with a woman who found that out firsthand. >> i've never prayed so hard, never screamed so hard like probably in my entire life. >> reporter: as she takes a walk with her dock, grace has the leash in one hand and broomstick in the

shelter options for vehicle dwellers, including a safe parking site that opened last year at santa teresata light rail station. >>> in less than half an hour the alum rock union school board will hold a public meeting to discuss planned school closures. seven schools are on the chopping block as the district faces a $20 million budget deficit. families and faculty at lyndale elementary are making a plea to keep that school open. >> translator: i have three children and all three have attended this school. my teenager came here. i have an 11-year-old and a 7-year-old that come here now and really it has all sorts of programs and benefits for parents and children and it's really an injustice if they end up closing the school. >> by closing each school, the district says it would save $1 million. the superintendent will present his formal recommendations tonight. then they're expected to make a final decision on december 2nd. >>> president-elect donald trump may be in for a confirmation fight over some of his nominations. his selection of embattled former congressman matt gaetz for attorney

and the fact teresa once built them now line and ribbons. will this also be the face of germany's largest car manufacturer, a, b, w. how's it failed to recognize the signs of the times? are also amazed today. sustainable kerosene will flying soon be green of solar panels. how difficult holiday to recycle accept. so elevate to how to get ships to great heights. the . this is how pictures were taken 50 years ago. then photography went digital and former market giant, kodak lost its dominance. this is how phone calls were made 25 years ago. then smartphones came along and the former market giant, nokia lost its dominance. and now what's happening in the automotive industry, a car today is not the same as it was 10 years ago. immaculate body work is still nice, but no longer as important, and a powerful combustion engine. it's no longer up to date having been replaced by an electric motor. what's crucial now is how good is the battery? and that's where the problem lies. tape i've seen makers combined, they have an overwhelming dominance off the

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a teresa, how are you? >> i'm great grant and vicki and i'm not just at voting center, but i'm not voting center. and i'm here with kristen conley and she is registered voter cow. county clerk recorder. like so many different she's just extraordinary. so anyway, tell me a little bit about what's going on. and you have guys have had massive turnout. we have. i mean, we planned for 85% turnout and we're never sure if that's going to be. and what combination, how many people vote by mail and how many folks are going to show up in person. so. >> we were surprised that early voting sites and so people did waiting some lines for that. but we know deploy resources as we could to mitigate that. and then this morning, it was just really inspiring to see in the first 10 minutes we were open, 900 voters checked at our various polling places rights. we opened 146 polling places across the 146 at 07:00am and we're going to win. the home stretch be open till 8. and so that takes 1200 poll workers that have all been train

peter baker, former governor john kasich and maria teresa kumar.ha burns in florida, down near mar-a-lago. and senior white house correspondent mike memoli. >> dasha, what's next for the former president and now president-elect? >> reporter: well, look, jose, we are not anticipating seeing him anytime soon this morning. this came much quicker than the trump campaign was expecting. and so it seems they're getting their bearings right now at mar-a-lago. now the work of the transition begins. they had a transition team in place, but now the president-elect gets to dig in. he already has been shouting out robert f. kennedy jr. who he said last night would play a big role in the administration, when it comes to public health. he talked about elon musk and the role he would play in slashing government spending. and, look, the conversation you guys were talking about with the demographics and the shift that we have seen, there was a concerted effort by the trump campaign to zero in on black voters, on hispanic voters, on young men, and the data shows that

significant change has made morning's role most mostly for goals from you, kansas didn't to community teresa. papa used to work for hours on end. now she's zips to school on u. n. g or donate to bicycle. it's a climate friendly solution and she always gets there on time when they come to school it. but now i came to school. i mean, because of the school, even when it's dark and raining most students, i'm really going to have to track several kilometers to and from school every day. that time is lost, that could be spend time lessons or study. so i'm even end up dropping out of school altogether, especially goals. that's why the n g or fabio is providing goals with bikes. as they walk long distances to access scores, they find the challenges, for example, main. the whole said use them into some other things and they end up going saving and going out of school. ringback the goals are safer on the roads and they have more energy at school. plus the bikes are coming to the environment and easy to maintain. the energy i is already given bikes to dozens of go seen this fall from the school. which

the size of its current facility along hospital parkway, adjacent to its current facility in santa teresao 300 patient rooms, an energy center and a five level parking garage. the new hospital is expected to open in the fall of 2029. let's turn our things right back to our microclimate weather alert. as the storm continues to take aim at the bay area. right now you're looking at our storm ranger there. it's scanning the top of san bruno mountain, and of course, you can see foggy conditions out there. meteorologist kari hall, of course, been monitoring this. but you know what? as we get deeper into the rainy season, nbc bay area cinthia pimentel, she is reminding everyone that the threats that the flooding can bring can be tough. hundreds of people die every year in floods. many of those deaths happen in cars. but this is preventable. let's take a look at this suv and you can see that just six inches of rain could make you lose control of your car. we're going to bump that rain up to a foot, foot and a half, two feet. and the car can actually be swept away. now, if you live in areas that h

and the arms and legs, us or even we're spirit teresa. yeah. the, the only protection against polio is vaccination. the, the last documented case of polio in germany was in 1990. i mean, many other countries to it has now been eliminated. thanks to vaccines and progress was also made on the smallpox front with huge news in 1980 the fucking concord does that mean? that's, that's awesome. yeah, hold on a guy. so dimensions is towards the front of it because on types of guns up to on be how old feel us going to cancel. if 95 percent of a population or immunized pathogen can no longer spread one kind of outside. and you could almost say that vaccination is a victim of its own success. so because you can't see what the situation would be like, otherwise, the smallpox was eradicated in 1982 on and from there on not to ask to house, go out that residential school. if that hadn't been the case, they would have claimed the lives of an estimate to 200000000 people since then mentioned. and those people didn't die. researches are working on new vaccines a

james teresa is in taipei. he sent us this update on how day the life is still disrupt schools and businesses across some parts. of taiwan remain closed on friday and they, off the island was hit by one of the most powerful storms in nearly 3 decades. a storm that injured hundreds across this island of 23000000 people. even here in the council type, a many roads are temporarily. blogs by trees, there was snaps in hoff some ribs from the ground of the posting of a taiwan. the still move towards china, bringing wind and rain to south eastern provinces of the country, essentially. and taiwan will now turn to the future and how to prepare for storms of this nature. this is one of the largest tombs of this strength to hit taiwan. so late in the season, it's high frequencies and, and tie one usually runs from may to october. this one impacting tie one into november will suddenly raise big questions about the unpredictability of typhoons. as a result of climate change. if you go to some of the other stories making hea