this is a persuadable group, but we can only persuade them if we get in front of them. >> terrance? >> look, young men are emerging as a new swing voter. previous elections have focused on suburban women as swing voters, soccer moms as swing voters. what we are seeing is yog

. >> terrance? >> look, young men are emerging as a new swing voter. previous elections have focused on suburban women as swing voters, soccer moms as swing voters. what we are seeing is young men are really emerging as the swing voter that would determine the outcome of this election. we knew they would be turning in later, that they would be a little more disengaged from the cycle. as they are tuning in, you see the vice president making this concerted effort to go after thereabouts i do want to correct the record specifically on one black man. that has been a lot of topic of conversation recently. black men are both unrepresented and misrepresented by traditional research. while there has been some softening of black men over time, since the 2012 cycle, we have been democrats with a little erosion amongst that key voting block of black men. the vice president has been taking concerted efforts, meeting them where they are, communicating on the issues that matter to them, reducing costs, creating wealth. that is why she has put forth the opportunity a

hubbard says he passed the job along to barker, a known criminal for hire. >> terrance barker's statement is, is that carl kelly provided him with a firearm. in order to do that with. he stated to me that she was giving play by play to her dad right up to the moment of mark's murder, sending her father an urgent text that morning. >> reading has to be today. carl would reply, okay, can you get him to lunch? and detectives say this surveillance video shows michelle luring mark away from his home office long enough for carl to let barker into the house. detective brooks confronts michelle with the findings of the investigation. >> i hear the man who shot your husband, the one that killed him in jail right now, you know, for sure. >> yes, ma'am. yes, ma'am. >> he is in jail. okay. >> michelle refuses to answer any more questions without an attorney. i want to talk about this again. >> i know you don't. >> michelle's father, carl kelly, and gunman terrance barker would both plead guilty to the first degree murder of mark despain and are serving 35 year sentences. yonnie hubbard pled guilty to

i think it's very important that nato has a strong terrance, and that determines is based on troops. it's based on missiles and then it's based on a nuclear deterrence. and however, then we structure our troops around our own border and that's our job. so do you think actually a situation could develop where nato troops, in fact stations on east german soil is in contravention to of this treaty? again, that's none of my business. all i can say that we want nato troops in finland. that's why we are now a part of norfolk, that is why we have the land force component in nato of norfolk, and that's why we have forward land forces in finland. so the more nato soldiers we get to finland, the better. there's some debates here in germany, you mentioned from the sauce about the positioning of a medium range missiles on german style. do you think that is necessary? what is your opinion? again, i don't take possession with the german military or defense decisions. we only do our part as part of the alliance, and as i said, we are the only, nor the country that has a capacity miss, a long range

also coming up, the european union is now on the road to hesitate. terrance on the electric cars made in china, but germany is morning, the move could trigger a trade more the bumper and golf is good to have you. with this on this friday, we begin in 11 know, and where it is real says it's forces, have killed around 250 has full of fighters. and since his troops entered the country earlier this week, the militant group has not confirmed that number. israel says that 8 of its soldiers have been killed before administer of the wrong as well as backer is in the lebanese capital. b root today is really here strikes target as the leaders, the talks with lebanon's prime minister follow and is really attack on a building where it's vault, hezbollah officials were meeting either reports, say that destroyed was an attempt to kill a possible successor to the former leader pos on miss rawlins, you may remember he was killed last week. journalist ruth michelson is in bainbridge. she told me more about the talks with the uranium for administer a well of been a bus or actually arrived today. she me

leader of the militant group, also coming out of the european union, pressing ahead with happening terrance on chinese made electric cars, but germany is warning to move could trigger a trade war. the hybrid golf is good to have you with us on this friday, and we begin in lebanon, where israel says its forces have killed around 250 has bullfighters since its troops entered the country. earlier this week, the militant group has not confirmed that number is real, says that 8 of its soldiers have been killed. the foreign minister of iran has well as banker is in the lebanese capital bay rouge as is really air strikes. target has the leaders, the talks with lebanon's prime minister following his really attack on the building where it's thought that hezbollah officials were meeting media report to say the strike was an attempt to kill a possible successor to the former leader assigned us rolla. as rolla you may remember was killed last week. it's all right. i want to go now to journalists, ruth michaels, and she is in very rude. ruth, the iranian foreign minister has arrived in a root and we're

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we have only invested into i own defense and to terrance in order to stay safe. what else? but be that as it may, i mean you are, are, you are faced with these current conditions. you and your little lithuanian neighbors meantime, or a warning in particular, the increasing hybrid attacks and recent months we're talking cyber attacks, forced migration acts of sabotage. a few months ago, moscow laid out a plan to unilaterally withdraw its maritime borders and the baltic sea with both you and let the widia it quickly retracted that, but it's being seen as an attempt to so fear how much of a danger just briefly, due to hybrid attacks pose from russia for finland. i think the hybrid attacks and it's rich from those a very, very relevant and unfortunately we're not only talking about the rent and bucks, but also the really incidents of such attacks. but that's the literally statement. i mean, we observe these attacks, not everywhere in europe, and if you really look at that into, into, or in more detail than you would see if that also happening in the us and in africa with the mi

florence' son terrance is one of two people murdered at a party in 2016. suspect was caught, but she said things changed after price took office. >> he was arrested and charged for two murders that night where there was gunfire that erupted at a party and he was charged with both murders and then they dropped the charges against my child's assailant. >> cherie said her son was killed in january of this year. >> the person was caught and released stating they did not have enough evidence so now i feel it's time for pamela to leave. >> it may not be fair to label every drped case as soft on crime, but that's an issue the d.a. finds herself in and as fears about rising crime increase, in 30 days, the vote ares will deliver their verdict about whether or not pamela price is guilty as charged. price released the following statement saying she is not to blame for decades of failure claiming the unions are trying to mislead the voters and deflect from their own failures adding it is easier to point fingers than actually solve problems. >> police think road rage i

i think it's very important that nato has a strong terrance, and that determines is based on troops. it's based on missiles and then it's based on a nuclear deterrence. and however, then we structure our troops around our own border. that's our job of the command central enroll stop. that means 100 navy stuff from around a dozen countries keeping check con russian activity. but germany insists that does not meet the threshold for a breach of the 2 plus 4 g, t. so to bangladesh, and it's been almost 3 months since that countries, former prime minister, shake, has seen a resigned and fled the country following weeks of mass demonstrations led by students. many of them describe trusting is rule as all socratic following her. allister, some in bangladesh is creative, seen, feel empowered to make use of their freedom and engage in political satire, political cartoons like these, we have nowhere to be seen in bung with this maintenance to media of would spend minutes to share cutting, now was stealing, followed by god, who needs to be hit, the hawk says he and his colleagues loads please d

i think it's very important that nato has a strong terrance, and that determines is based on troops. it's based on missiles and then it's based on a nuclear deterrence. and however, then we structure our troops around our own border. that's our job of the command central and draw stock. that means 100 navy stuff from around a dozen countries keeping check con russian activity. but germany insists that it does not meet the threshold for a breach of the 2 plus for treaty. within a 100 range of refugees or a standard on a boat of northern indonesia. after leaving bangladesh, 2 weeks ago, heading formulation 11 have been taken to hospital, but local people are preventing the other refugees from coming ashore. they had just half a kilometer from land boats have been trapped at sea since fishermen discovered the boats. last thursday. the local community has refused to let them de bald. second row hang the refugees of calls and resting for the places. indonesia is not part of united nations refugee convention and isn't obligated to accept them. however, several people have been allowed into

has not defeated hamas, israel has not recovered all the mis captives, israel has not regained the terrance, mean yes gaza is flat and i feel like i say this every week, we have to like gaza is flat and the civilian population is in under extreme dress, this is not a military achievement right to? against cibilians, to cause terror, to kill children, to you starve the entire population of of of the strip, it's not a military achievement. israel over the past year has managed to do all of this in gaza with complete impunity, okay, some countries are cut relations, the international court of justice, international criminal court, blah blah blah, all of these things, people walk out of speech, it has meaning up to point, you know, like it has a significance. but it it doesn't change anything either, so israel just has been doing it with full impunity, now they are coming with the very same strategy at lebanon right, a un member state, a country that is online with the united states, just dropping bombs, just causing terror, kinging leaders right, hasant a fixture of lebanese society for the pa

essentially iran was not interested in a war with israel, but some locals think of the country needs at a terrance to well, any conflict as a team has nuclear weapons and is there a new team, has proven that they can engage in the genocide, meaning they can kill tens of thousands of people. so then you put these 3 factors together. you get a huge public opinion impression on the value of government that may be like the country needs to do something because what the other side is doing. and i think the m p, the flip thing that's fine, you don't really have enough of a public opinion, especially on the government that i think the m p. is that the sense that let's as to the reflecting public opinion, impression you're going to is not interested in a lot of it? is there any is automatic hands of anybody else? but people, some people that these feel that the country needs to create the tests to avoid, to walk, to syria, know where a new is ready strike on the capital has left at least 7 people, dad and 11 wounded. that is, according to the syrian ministry of the strike at a residential building with us

also coming up, the european union is now on the road to hesitate. terrance on the electric cars made in china, but germany is morning to move could trigger a trade more the bumper and golf is good to have you with this on this.

in many ways, hezbollah has lost the terrance. what it is trying to do now is to create leverage . all this group needs to do is to survive. it knows it cannot defeats the is really our me, what it can do is called casualties. put military pressure on as well. and it seems that will be the strategy and on the political level, it is also sending signals of flexibility in recent days. we have been hearing statements from, as well as members of parliament. and they were being asked whether or not has the law is still linking a whole to the firing across the border to an end to the as well as we're on a garza and their response has been our priority is a ceasefire. and at the same time, these, the members of parliament are saying that they have delegated the lebanese government to negotiate a possible cease fire. so in many ways, avoiding the, you know, having to say that they have backbone. because in the last statement from that you ask them, as well as deputy secretary general, the highest ranking official that we have seen in the recorded message since the killing of a house on the

it's new terrance power, a nuclear weapons over to being prohibited by iran, september supreme leader. i saw a harmony back in 2003, and it's a harmony clearly ordered a fox wall, which means a religious order that prohibits one from producing, storing, or using nuclear weapons. now, while we have of this arguments and the, you know, the national security council to decide to whether revise and review the nuclear dr in or not at the same time comes, uh, you know, um, calls for this decision from the public today the several times um newspaper, english newspaper, any one printed a, an article based on, you know, feedback from people saying that there is a rising number of people in your one who are calling for, you know, development of nuclear weapons to be used against israel as a deterrent. now, iran has time and again, clearly um, voice that, that it does not have the intention or to plan to develop a military nuclear program. otherwise, i'm a, it's actually trying to have an a, let's say peaceful nuclear program for peaceful purposes. however, western powers and israel are accusing

mostly it's a social movement in terms of community terrance spirit. they help people all across a southern lip, and if the, if the us of barking is well, no one scott's the palestinians bark now of the lebanese back. so what are we doing? re drawing tara trees here. we drawing board is we, is that what we do is that what we're witnessing in the no, it would be 5 our very own eyes, that's the whole of palestine. unlimited will be just wiped away and is, well, states is $4.00 to $5.00 because it has a right to defend itself. you're right. what are they? they are rewriting board is 1st of all, because the in their constitution there are no boards because it is route great. to israel is the holy grail for that. and the now they think that they have a window to try to make it happen. they are already making it happen in gaza. and in the west bank as well. they want to make it happen in lebanon, which parts of syria, including all the heights which is ready on next, technically. and of course they, uh, they will like to uh mex parts of the rock as well. mm

it's a military prowess and it's the terrance, so that it can tackle, you know, is really threats. all right, i'll correspond, that is a must be a boss here now drawing outside from it's around with the latest on this breaking news. thank you. well happen to go. now here with us here is enough. let's show you just some of the latest pictures of the russian president beating his belly, russian count of odd right here on the criminal. let's a listen. have to have this opportunity to discuss the development of our financial relationships to control the developments of the union states to do man, i'd like to point out that we made open our trade and economic ties. you know what happens and other things integrate dynamics . but i tried to turn of some faulty sites. you implants, $1000000000.00 expect just to get this, you can build a reference to 6. so 5 as soon as a slightly higher they're doing is $4500000000.00 in investments, which makes fresh of the biggest investor. international investor as much as dealership economy, which they can't get into continue to develop our cooperation.

the terrance is a principle against israel that has no international obligations. even though if a wrong doesn't use it's new to the sanctity of using the nuclear weapons. these presented the deterrent. this is in producing it with university of turnaround. profess of why these are the says the ron is not interested in the war with neutral . but there are some who think that the country still needs a debt to ride to any conflict. as a team has nuclear weapons and the imaging has proven that they can engage in the genocide, meaning they can kill tens of thousands of people. so when you put these 3 factors together, you get a huge public opinion impression. and the vanity and government that maybe like the country needs to do something because like the other side is doing and i think the empties on the flip thing, that's fine. you don't really have a lot of public opinion pressure on the government. and i think the m p is that sent that letter as to the reflecting public opinion impression you're going to is not interested in a lot of it. is there any is automatic ha

is it terrance power? at the same time comes uh you know, um pause for this decision from the public to day the several times of newspaper english newspaper. any one printed a, uh, an article based on, you know, feedback from people saying that there is a rising number of people in your one who are cooling for, you know, development of nuclear weapons, to be used against israel as a deterrence. now, the one has time and again, clearly voice that, that it does not have the intention for the plan to develop an military nuclear program. otherwise, i'm a, it's actually trying to have an a, let's say peaceful nuclear program for peaceful purposes. however, western powers and israel are accusing was of the opposite. but this kind of accusations which have been, you know, rejected by a wrong time and again. now the thing that we have right now is that we have to wait and see how know the uranium national security council as the body that is in charge of, you know, determining the security and the defense policies

. >> reporter: terrance schulman used to be one of them.ens. >> i was a pretty petty shoplifter. rarely did i take anything over $5 or $10. >> reporter: but it became a compulsion and only stopped when he got arrested in law school. >> finally i was ready, a wake-up call where something happens where you're ready for help. >> reporter: for years the national association of shoplifting prevention has said around 1 in 11 people admitted to shoplifting in their lifetime. but a recent study by lending tree put that figure much higher, closer to one in five. what are they giving the reasons for why they shoplift? >> 90% of recent shoplifters, for example, say they do it because of inflation. so in other words, people are basically saying look, i'm only stealing because it's really, really hard out here. >> reporter: lending tree found the items most commonly taken are food and nonalcoholic drinks. that's followed by clothing, jewelry and accessories. makeup and cosmetics are the third most shoplifted merchandise. >> and whale there are some peop

williams the second, leading the bus tour with me and members of the central park exonerated 5, and terranceother of george floyd, telling people why it's important to vote. and today, after i left preaching in northern new jersey at st. james ame, i went and voted. got me a new sticker. you need to get yours. and this week, i'm here to do get out the vote appearances in nevada and in arizona and into los angeles. it is important you vote. whoever you vote for, and you should vote all the way down the ballot. where this country is going is really on the ballot. they are talking out loud, and they are saying it plain. they intend to turn the clock back. we can't let that happen. we must vote for people who will keep us moving forward and restore what we have lost. we will be right back. back. r-o-l-a-i-d-s rolaids' dual-active formula begins to neutralize acid on contact. r-o-l-a-i-d-s spells relief. >> that does it for me. as for watching. i will see you back here next week and at 5:00 p.m.

have shown up last night every event that we do, and the feeling is one of energy and excitement terrancey is outfront democratic pollster who's a senior advisor the harris campaign and kristen soltis-anderson as a republican pollster. >> and of course very familiar to viewers. political commentator, so great to have both of you. this is what everybody wants now everyone talks about the polls and then they don't know if they're just a pile of nothing and it's just the topic out there. so terrence, a lot of swing state polls, right? two of them coming out of cnn tonight, do show pair harris, not just improving, but up. so if they are wrong right? if they are wrong, what are they missing eye. >> i've been paying attention to the trend line in these polls and i've been very confident in the direction i agree that none of the polls that can predict right now who's going to win because they're all within the margin of error but if i could choose to be any campaign right now as the harris campaign, because the trend lines are all moving in her direction she is consolidating the multiracial mult

so it is saying it knows that it has lost the terrance. but what it is trying to do is to create leverage. this is what hezbollah needs at this time . it needs leverage that needs to show the israeli government, that it will not surrender. and it will be easily defeated and freely hezbollah trusts needs to survive this war. it doesn't need to defeat this way, the army, but the question is at what the cost for the country and for the lebanese people. so has belie really showing that it is capable of, of hitting deep insight as well, causing casualties. whether among the israeli population or among is ready, soldiers, lebanon's prime minister, has been calling for a ceasefire, telling the international community to pressure the israeli government to agree to a cease fire. but israel does not seem to be interested, but at the same time as well. as also showing flexibility on the political front. what we have heard from members of parliament belonging to hezbollah, they are, they've been asked whether or not the group is still linking a hole t

there was another prominent example of this kind of conspiracy theory we playing out and terrance county, texas, this is a place where somebody went in. they cast a ballot. they said the machine flipped their vote. what election officials are saying is that someone went in, they pushed a button on the screen. they said the printed ballot didn't match what they chose. so officials spoil the ballot, gave them a new ballot. they cast it and taryn county elections said teran hi elections has no reason to believe votes are being switched by the voting system. again, they're going to be instances where a voter goes to the polls, they hit the wrong button. they may see a different result than what they did and election officials are really wary. they don't want to blame voters. they want to be there to help voters solve the issue, whatever it may be. but they're just again, no evidence anywhere in the country that machines are flipping the vote. sara could be user error, but boy, there are so much misinformation. >> i'm seeing it on a daily basis and we know sara murray that it is going to ramp