terry, thank you for the endorsement. if you can trust me with your money, the rest of virginia can trust me. >> it was not you i was trusting, because i lost it. it was not a good investment. >> i am sorry, your time is up. these are not the rules that bob or candace and i made up. these are the roles that your campaign negotiated. bob is going to pose the next question. >> settle down. we are in a region of virginia this evening. i would like to ask you about coal, climate change, and a strategy for revising the southwest economy. governor northam signed the clean economy act mandating zero carbon emissions to 2050 goal your opponent would have moved to 2035. would you explain to people how your plans for the southwest virginia economic recovery would differ from that of governors north from ed terry mcauliffe question -- governor northam ed terry mcauliffe? -- and terry mcauliffe? >> i am humbled to be here tonight. in this part of virginia, what we have seen is a dramatic lack of participation and support from richmon

mcauliffe: terry, you have -- mr. youngkin: ter are you, you have no idea what you are talking with. that money belongs to virginians not terry mcauliffe. they are going to overtax us again by $2.6 billion again. they are piling on tax upon tax. we are going to eliminate the proashry tax, double the standard deduction, declare the largest tax rebate in virginia history. we are going to cut the taxation on our military retirement up to $40,000. they'll stay here. we, in fact, find virginia losing out with families moving away to the other states faster than their moving here because our taxes are too high and we are going to bring them down and make our cost of living in virginia lower. mr. todd: 30 seconds. mr. mcauliffe: glenn youngkin will have no ability to bring jobs here because he wants to ban abortion. he's against gay marriage. i got people to move to richmond, virginia, 1,000 jobs. because we are a welcoming state. with extreme positions businesses won't come here. i have nestle corporation to move out of l.a

eventually the officer told terry to take heather's car and head home, but terry's relief was short livedtory about heather checking into a hospital. debby didn't believe it. >> because she knows it's expensive to go to the emergency room and she wouldn't want that kind of expense so she would have called me and said, hey, this is what's wrong. what do i do? >> so the couple did what they could calling family and friends. no one had heard from heather. eventually though one relative cleared up that hospital mystery. >> we find out that the heather that was in the hospital is my cousin's daughter named the same thing. we didn't have the middle name on it, just the first and the last. >> what are the odds that it's another -- >> at the same time. >> heather elvis at the same time going to the hospital? >> yeah. >> it was -- it was puzzling. >> so where was their heather? confusion was turning to fear. >> it felt like something was wrong. >> heather's sister morgan arrived home from a basketball game. >> had they told you at this point what was going on? >> i just kind of picked up what was

if you read my plan, terry you , would know that.yesterday, the jefferson institute came out with a scoring of your plan -- that it would cost virginians $8 billion. $5,500 per virginian. by the way, if terry mcauliffe is your next governor, get your checkbook out. he will have to raise taxes for you. my plan is to recognize that our economy stalled under his leadership. the states around us have blown by us. we need to bring down the cost of living because the liberals in richmond have been overtaxing virginians to the tune of $2.6 billion. they are going to do it again, that is your money, and terry mcauliffe thinks it is his money. mr. mcauliffe: first of all we , had a surplus this year. and that is because of the funds we got from the federal government do not think it is a , $14.3 billion. permanent. you want to give that back in tax cuts. let me show you have virginia law works. you have to have a rainy day fund. it is not your money to give back. learn the law. it is my turn, excuse me. this is not a carlyle boardroom. what i

that is why i invited terry to do a a psa with me.ll make sure that that's why i am leading virginia, we will -- when i am leading virginia, we will provide all of the best information. susan: is that a y? youngkin i don't believe he has the authority -- mr. youngkin: i don't believe he has the authority to do so. susan: mr. mcauliffe, you set a goal of every child in virginia vaccinated but said you would leave it up to school districts are required. virginia already requires students to have 11 vaccinations of various ages to attend school. covid is a more dangerous health threat to them today than polio or other diseases so my question is, should the state add covid to the list? that is to get a covid shot? mr. mcauliffe: i have been very upfront about people getting vaccinations. i called for employers to mandate them for employees. i called forever one who works in a hospital to get vaccinated. i called for every individual who works at a long-term care facility or nursing home, everybody who works in k-12, everybody who attends

it's terry mcauliffe against glenn youngkin.the fact that we're going to win this fall and get virginia moving come january. >> bret: we appreciate your time. you're right, president trump is not on the ballot. we will cover this race. we've asked terry mcauliffe to come on. >> thank you very much for having me. hope you have a great day. >> bret: pandemic vaccine mandates are creating vast shortages in schools. we'll take a look at that. >> it's all hands on deck. i think we have the right policy. >> we can't shut down alabama or other states. >> they're making denial a badge of honor. (vo) at t-mobile for business, unconventional thinking means we see things differently, so you can focus on what matters most. whether it's ensuring food arrives as fresh as when it departs. being first on the scene, when every second counts. or teaching biology without a lab. we are the leader in 5g. #1 in customer satisfaction. and a partner who includes 5g in every plan, so you get it all. without trade-offs. unconventional thinking. it's bett

this bill is going to come to his desk and terry will sign it.ollected tens of millions of dollars from them and it will be the low for virginia business climate. this is why every business organization that is offered in endorsement so far has given it to me. they don't trust you. it's about standing up for what's right for virginia workers we in fact have to recognize virginia's economy must grow and not to be stalled and we can go to work together to build an economy that will lift up all virginians. >> i have support and think of the school we are at. the republican national committee and finance chair, one of the biggest business leaders. what good does that do you? he's already supporting the endorsement and is on the public list. a lot of unions support me. i am for raising the minimum wage. he is against raising the minimum wage and sick days and medical leave. we are going to lift up workers here in virginia and make them the best. >> if they want to unionize are you going to be there to help them? >> businesses make their own decisions

what's that, terry? he has power. look at that. off the scoreboard, a three-run homer capping a sixth-run inning. the giants hammer the cubs, 15-4. >>> at the coliseum, the a's were cruising against the rangers until the top of the eighth inning. with two outs, jonah heim crushes a two run shot. the rangers scored five runs in the inning. >> they rallied to beat the a's, 8-6 the final. all right. it is after midnight on the east coast so that means it is officially game day for the 49ers. the red and gold kick off week one of the nfl season at detroit. the lions are a mystery. they have a new head coach and a new staff. they also have a new qb and marin county native jared goff who was traded from the rams to the lions in the offseason. as for the 9ers, they have high expectations. many football experts believe this team is built to make a super bowl run. >> feels like it's been a long time coming. you know, preseason is great to get your feet wet but -- um -- you know there is like nothing regular season, especially having fans ba

terry: i will say this.l have to disappoint the progressives on the three point $5 trillion human infrastructure piece. he always looks for other things to give them, prominently including personnel. gary gensler is there, a bunch of people at the federal trade commission are there, in large part as gives to progressives, so there is a greater than likely chance -- i think it is likely that powell gets reappointed, but i would not dismiss the idea that somebody else gets put in powell's place as a sop to progressives. guy: do you have a timeline on? what will transpire before he makes that decision? terry: he can wait until this fall, until his term expires, so there is wiggle room for the president there, whether or not he chooses to exercise that, which is another question. guy: great as always. thank you, terry haines, pangaea policy founder. we have been hearing it may becoming eminently, maybe things will -- be coming imminently, maybe things will take longer. the foreign secretary of the u.k. confirmed

we have that on top democrat in clinton allies terry mcauliffe running governor in virginia attackingsement from an anti-cop group. he's always supported law enforcement when he was governor in virginia and it was a safe is in the nation that's what they claim we will fact check the last part, your take on this? >> first of all you see what's happening in new york city and you see the new york city government and city council and mayor shifted billion dollars away from law-enforcement and now you see the results it emboldens criminals and they know there's not as many police on the street and they know the police have been asked to stand down that makes that city less safe and you see when terry mcauliffe at that debate and when the sheriffs asks him a legitimate question, where deceased dan on defunding the police especially since he got this endorsement from this group in favor of defunding the police. instead of showing the proper respect, by the way elected by individual citizens in his county, instead of showing the sheriff respect the last to him and told her that he did not des

if that sheriff does not deserve an answer must mean terry mcauliffe doesn't think virginians deserveut his stance on this. when you get asked the question you have an obligation to answer it and to answer it fully and to let people know because during the campaign he said he was in favor of defunding the police. that is a legitimate question to say when you're in favor of defunding previously and now you say you're not in favor where you stand on the issue. elizabeth: let's watch a happen. watch this. >> you invested in endorsement from virginia they are a large defund the police organization. you said that you are proud to accept their endorsement. >> first of all i will probably accept any endorsement i have hundreds and hundreds and hundreds i can't check everything that they do but i support defund the police are you out of your mind i was in law enforcement and i went 25 minutes told you what i do for the police, i don't defund i fund them. >> but you never supported defunding. >> my track record of four years as governor is not enough to understand that i will not dignify that

the gym gubernatorial debate terry mcauliffe made a stunning declaration. that parents had to stay out of what children are being taught in schools, they have no control, his opinion glenn youngken is here next to respond. ready to turn your dreams into plans and your actions into achievements? explore over 75 programs and four-week classes at national university. your future starts today at nu.edu. .. it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the heavy lifting, jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv services. it only takes about a minute. wait, a minute? but what have you been doing for the last two hours? ...delegating? oh, good one. move your xfinity services without breaking a sweat. xfinity makes moving easy. go online to transfer your services in about a minute. get started today. ♪ ♪ >> in schools what they should >> what they should teach. i get tired of everybody running down teachers. what they have done through covid these are real heroes who deserve our respect. >> that was a defining moment of last night's gubernatorial debate a

terry mcsweeney, live at chase center.k at the gold over america tour. >> we're watching it right now. this is free for us. let's bring in jessica aguirre to talk about what's coming up at 6:00. >> you listen to what they're dancing to, kelly clarkson's "what doesn't kill you makes you stronger." >>> coming up now at 6:00, dealing with covid and flu season both at the same time. what's ahead and how do we get through it? and is it safe to get both the covid vaccine and a flu shot? >> so the twin demic of the flew and covid means that both of those things happening together. they may also interact with each other. there's nothing that prevents you from getting both at the same time. >> we'll tell you how the figure out if you have the flu or covid. >>> also, no longer on the job. we investigate why a bay area police officer left his department after being at the center of multiple excessive force allegations. and a south bay community leader tries finding a solution for the lack of parking in east san jose. >> we're not ask

terry moran tonight. terry, thank you. >>> overseas tonight and to americans in afghanistan.tonight, the first charter out of kabul, u.s. citizens and permanent residents among the passengers on that flight. the images of that first international flight to take off since the u.s. military withdrawal. but there are several other planes the taliban has not allowed to leave. here's our chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz. >> reporter: it was the first international flight from kabul airport since u.s. forces left afghanistan in chaos nearly two weeks ago. the qatar airways 777 manifested some 200 passengers, more than 30 american citizens and permanent residents invited to leave on the flight. but it's unclear how many of them were onboard. landing hours later in doha, the passengers, some from britain, germany and canada, disembarking before setting off to their next destination. the white house saying the taliban had been "cooperative," "businesslike" and "professional" in facilitating the departure. still hundreds, if not thousands, are still trying to leave afg

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terry fought for the government to declassify 9/11 documents.but not safe terry strada next. >> we are going to stand tomorrow in indiana and all over the country we're going to remember 9/11 we also need to reflect on the fact that we have officially gone 20 years without a major terrorist attack on american incomparable design makes it beautiful. state of the art technology makes it brilliant. the lexus nx. experience the crossover in its most visionary form. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. you have the best pizza in town and the worst wait times. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire elizabeth: let's welcome to the show terry strada to the powerful voice and lost her husband on 9/11 she's a national chair for 9/11 families united against terrorism. she has fought for the government to declassify 9/11 documents. it is an honor to have you on the show, what was your reaction when you heard condoleezza rice, george w

let's send it back to terry mcsweeney in the studio. hi, terry. >> don't have too much fun out there. we'll get back to you in a minute. first, a covid vaccine for children 5 to 11 years of age may be here soon. the question of days, not weeks, before pfizer submits data to get fda approval. that's the latest from pfizer's ceo. his company released data showing the vaccine is safe and effective in children. that said, that study has not been peer reviewed. dose given to children would be one third of what adults are given. >> and a message to the unvaccinated, u.s. health officials say there is plenty of vaccine supply available. more than 40 million doses of the vaccine available right now. the u.s. is expecting a spike in demand with the booster shot rollout. a big deadline looms for college students and staff across the state, starting thursday. the csu system is requiring all students, faculty, and staff to be fully vaccinated for in-person learning. policy follows similar ones at campuses across the country, including the uc system

virginia democratic gubernatorial candidate terry mcauliffe made clear last night that he doesn't think parents should have a say and what their kids are learning in schools, no matter how depraved the contents. well, tonight, his opponent, who is searching in the polls, is here to exclusively respond. and obama breaks ground at his new presidential library. and breaks with his former vp over the border. raymond arroyo has that and more, "seen and unseen." but first, saving lieutenant colonel schaller. that's the focus of tonight's angle. >> our son called for accountability. it's no coincidence, in my opinion, that they put a gag order on him, and they put him in prison the day before they had to appear in front of senators and tomorrow in front of congressman. i think -- i think that is fairly an act of cowardice -- cowardice. >> laura: parents on the angle last night, the parents of lieutenant stuart schaller rattled the conscious -- they run the gamut of fury and disbelief. >> can't talk to him, they don't allow them to make phone calls. >> we talked to him for 2 minutes on monday m

>> terry moran at the white house tonight. thank you, terry. >>> now to the other major news this tuesday night and to news on the pandemic. pfizer revealing they have submitted to the fda the first data on their vaccine for children 5 to 11 years old. so, the question, how soon could there be vaccines for children? and on boosters tonight, the new study just in from the cdc on side effects. and dr. fauci tonight on that question from so many, waiting for boosters from moderna and johnson & johnson, how soon could we learn the data on mixing and matching for those waiting? here's eva pilgrim. >> ready? she's going to count for me. one, two -- >> reporter: tonight, pfizer says it has started submitting trial data to the fda showing the vaccine is safe and effective in 5 to 11-year-olds. the fda beginning its review right away. >> in the next few weeks, they will examine that data and hopefully they'll give the okay so that we can start vaccinating children, hopefully before the end of october. >> reporter: officials warning tha

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as terry said, the air quality advisory was extended through monday. we are dealing with moderate for the most part conditions from the north bay down to the valley with good locations like the east bay expected to be good and the south bay as far as the numbers go. no spare the air alerts. the reason of the extension of this spare the air alert -- i should say air quality advisory is because of drifting smoke from central california into our area. so some areas could see some haze early on tomorrow as well and into monday, but we have got a system that's going to come into play that could help clear only of that out. current temperatures oakland 64, san jose in the 70s. 73 degrees. in through livermore and concord 80 degrees. as i mentioned, we are in a bit of a cooling trend. so how much cooler? take a look at this 24-hour temperature change compared to the past, you know, 24 hours. there we go. concord 15 degrees cooler. livermore 15 degrees cooler. down to san jose we are talking an eight-degree difference compared to what we saw yesterday. and it'

. >> reporter: i do, terry. this road on the nevada side of south lake tahoe just got the okay to finally return to their homes this afternoon. folks in el dorado county too got additional notices that they could return to their homes as well, on top of the evacuation orders that were downgraded allowed people like raymond in pollock pines to return >> but i was already ready, se . >> reporter: now, being ready to leave at a moment's notice is an all too familiar feeling for many people working to battle this fire, many of whom are fighting the fire at the same time their own homes are evacuated. whether the caldor fire or another blaze. cal fire public information officer denise gibbons had to evacuate her home for the dixie fire. >> it was nervewracking. once i knew it wasn't going to come back, then i know that, okay, then i totally trust the firefighters, they saved our town, they saved a lot of things. >> reporter: and gibbons told me seeing how well firefighters were able to protect her town gives her addi

>> terry moran tonight. terry, thank you. >>> and tonight, closure for some of the families, the families of two more victims of the world trade center attack. the new york city medical examiner's office making two new identifications through dna analysis. dorothy morgan of hem stead, new york, the 1,646th victim. and a man whose family requested his name be withheld tonight. he's been identified, as well. about 1,106 victims remain unidentified. >>> we should note that abc news will have coverage all week here as we mark 20 years since 9/11. robin roberts with the women of 9/11 tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. eastern. and on friday night at 9:00, i'll be reporting on the day that changed america. and then diane sawyer at 10:00 p.m. eastern on the children of 9/11. and rob bun, diane and i will all be here saturday morning as a nation remembers. >>> in the meantime, we turn to texas tonight. one week after that sweeping abortion law took effect banning abortions in that state about six weeks, governor greg abbot

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terry is a democrat and trying to get his old job as governor back. virginia has trended blue. decent race for the democrats to be optimistic in and why is he so they areus and so much so about the fate of the biden agenda? >> the whole reason for democrats being elected was competence. we can govern. we can get things done, so if this agenda collapses this week or god forbid in the coming weeks, i mean, who knows how long this is going to last. i think that that is a sign that democrats can't govern, and if you're an independent voter out thereto why had democrats any different? the one thing about vat have a governor's race we know this, it always happens a year after the presidential election so often it's a course correction or pre-cursor for what's happening in the mid--term elections and that's exactly what worries terry mcauliffe. he was governor in 2013 to 2017 and they are worried about enthusiasm on the democratic side and also a sense of not true hard core democrats but just other voters in the middle like, you know, if this biden agenda is too expensive, they can't

let's bring in terry moran, who has covered the supreme court for years for us. and for decades, this has been a theoretical argument. this 5-4 ruling overnight. chief justice john roberts, a conservative himself, signaling a willingness of a compromise, but conservatives, rachel just mentioned them, relatively new to the court, didn't buy his argument. >> reporter: they didn't. that was so striking. john roberts, he's just 10 or 15 years older than the three justices appointed by donald trump, but those 10 or 15 years, they mark a huge differences in the republican party. the difference between bush republicans and trump republicans. and the chief justice did want the court to take more time to consider what he called an unprecedented law. he lost the votes of those conservatives. and it looks like this will mark the end of what's called the roberts court. >> and one more quick question for you, terry, bottom line here, texas would appear to be just the first state to do this. a number of other states signaling they might follow this blueprint, particularly when

terry, back to you. >> that is one varied forecast, rob. thanks very much. >>> one in three americans have been impacted by a weather disaster that scientists say was fueled by our changing climate. join nbc all this week for a special series "the climate challenge the extremes." we are going to examine the human toll of our changing climate from our physical health and access to fresh water to the survival of the food chain. that's all this week on the "today" show and nightly news with lester holt. >>> still ahead on this special edition of nbc bay area news. the pandemic shutdown has lucca libre wrestling school. just kept getting back up off the mat. introduce you to the san jose man who pivoted to save his business. oh! my new, bigger, crispier cluck sandwich. mmh. just tell me you're not going to go overboard with the marketing. no. you're fully clucked out, aren't you? try my $6.99 cluck sandwich combo. download the jack app today. attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for healt

terry, how was it? >> reporter: absolutely fantastic. she is straightforward, as real as real can get. several thousand people are coming down here, and they would tell you they're coming down here to see five women gymnasts from the olympic team, and you see the crowd beginning to come in here to chase center now. the name of the show is gold over america tour. and the acronym is g.o.a.t. simone biles is the movement behind this. look at her now. this is just a little while ago. she came out, doing some warmups. she's doing so many things at once. but she is doing it in such a more positive and relaxed way. she's still waking many people up to the issue of mental health. you see her there smiling. such a far cry from what it was like for her in tokyo. however, life is not silky smooth for her. she is still facing a lot of pressure everywhere she goes. she has to answer a lot of questions. yesterday for example there was a headline. the headline said biles said she should have quit gymnastics before the olympics. here's what she said. >>

let's get right to terry moran, live at the white house. and terry, who are they saying at the white house tonight? >> reporter: well, they are still hopeful, david, despite this roller coaster of a day. the president in the oval office all day working the phones, pulling out all the stops. last night, he attended the annual congressional baseball game. that's a throwback to a very different washington. and aipds emphasize that's part of joe biden's strategy here. this is not his first rodeo, they say. and they also say that in here's calls and meetings, he's listening more than dictating terms. he says he didn't like being told by president what to do when he was a senator and he's not doing that now. but there are many democrats less hopeful who are hoping he'll be more forceful and get this thing done. right now, it's not done, but they are still hopeful. david? >> all right, a long night ahead, perhaps long several weeks ahead. terry, thank you. >>> we're going to turn in the meantime to the other major news this thursday night. the cor

terry ros ol >> reporter: terry ronman plants old windmills like crop farmers plant corn >> this is anably early 1900s. >> this one -- >> they call it bright. >> reporter: even rarer. >> this is the only one in captivity. it was found in a windmill pile in southwest texas >> reporter: and this one, perfect for a farmer afraid of heights. >> so they don't have to climb the ladder to get up to degreese rodman windmill farm expecting a quic -- greece grease it. >> reporter: don't come to the rodman windmill farm expecting a quick tour. >> that's the problem, there's a story for everyone of them. >> reporter: a problem for which kris rodman can blame herself. it was kris who started her husband's wheels turning with a simple request for a small, decorative windmill to celebrate her dutch heritage. >> first one. >> reporter: she got all 43 feet of this. >> yeah, my idea to have a little windmill -- i said, if we're going to have a windmill, we're going to have a windmill >> reporter: then over the next 30 years, up popped 30 more with some 53 awaiting resurrection. >> yeah, it gets in your

we do have a cutout terry, and we're very happy with the technology that we've used to make his pecser ] >> ooh >>[ cheers ] really good. [ laughter ] really good. and that's all computers it looked like a crew guy ran behind him, but that's all - >> yeah. >> broke the bank on the c -- cgi. >> seth: we -- we break. >> yeah. and we also -- chelsea peretti could not be here, but she did -- she sent a video. so let's take a look at what chelsea has to say ♪ my bags were packed i was ready to g jordan's assistant was going to take me ♪ ♪ he was at the doo and then my son starte puking for five hours ♪ ♪ he's better now but i missed the tri i bought a dress where the back won't zip ♪ ♪ the website said size dow 'cause it runs large ♪ not that large ♪ i'm not leaving [ laughter ] on a jet plane ♪ i'm stuck in m [ bleep ] house again ♪ >> well, good luck, everyone and thanks for having me in this capacity [ laughter ] >> seth: that's like in a bomb shelter, i think [ applause ] >> what a voice. >> seth: what a beautiful voice. >> i like that she didn't let television slow down her -- her pa

terry-_ rocky, it has never been my real name, terry.ny _ happening to you? some of them, they don't like to tell too many people, - don't like to tell too many people, but when — don't like to tell too many people, but when i — don't like to tell too many people, but when i was in the scene that you 'ust but when i was in the scene that you just saw— but when i was in the scene that you just saw in— but when i was in the scene that you just saw in the police station, and i just saw in the police station, and i set _ just saw in the police station, and i set nry— just saw in the police station, and i set my real name, there was a sharp— i set my real name, there was a sharp intake of breath from the crew because _ sharp intake of breath from the crew because none of them knew. people were saying, is that the doof—doof nronrent_ were saying, is that the doof—doof moment this week? i think the show is really— moment this week? i think the show is really ramping up a gear because it is leading — is really ramping up a gear because it is lea

todd: what you will only see on fox. >> terry mcauliffe goes mask was on a trip from new york city tocdc guidelines and amtrak rules to require all passengers, even vaccinated once to cover their faces was a passenger snapping these photos described the incident as a double standard. mcauliffe first seen without his mask, federal mask mandates require face coverings in these areas and all public transit hubs. our eyewitness said the staffer was waiting in line for the train. he took his phone call in the distance. the staffer waved him over. he's been seen inside the train walking down the aisle still on the phone and not wearing a mask. even pictured in the background is this sign reminding passengers the, quote, amtrak requires everyone to wear a facemask and facemasks must always be worn unless actively eating or drinking. throughout his campaign he encourages others to follow the cdc guidance. keep wearing a mask, keep social distancing, get the vaccine as soon as you are able and in february we can and will beat this virus, wear a mask and stay safe. ri witness who spoke on condi

terry mcauliffe is scrambling to get further and further left. this race is a margin of error race.n is an outstanding candidate. he would be a great governor for virginia. and joe biden is like a weight around terry mcauliffe's neck. >> brian: now, he won this virginia by 1 points. and has been trending away for republicans for the last 20 years. is this because of the last nine months or is this a virginia issue and is education one of those wedge issues? >> well, education has been a huge issue in virginia. i know i have seen you show at times some of the school board meetings in virginia which have gotten very heated where parents are really concerned about things like critical race theory and sex education, other things that are going on in the schools that they think the teachers union have taken over and are driving it out of control at the permission of the democratic governor. that has been a huge issue in virginia. but the biden issue is big. and we are seeing it happen here in new jersey, too. that race is now a single digit race in new jersey between phil murphy and jack

terry mcsweeney, nbc news. >> terry, thank you. >>> also breaking overnight, the justice department is aiming to block the strict new abortion law in texas the doj has submitted an emergency order seeking a temporary halt on the state's ban on abortions after six weeks. the biden administration filed the lawsuit last week challenging the supreme court's decision to allow the ban to remain in place, saying that it violated the constitutional rights of women. attorney general merrick garland also slammed the state for effectively deputizing legal bounty hunters to deter a procedure that technically remains legal under state law and supreme court precedent. >>> there are more twists, turns and questions in a south carolina murder mystery. a man has been charged with assisted suicide in the shooting of lawyer alex murdaugh. that shooting happened almost three months after the attorney's wife and son were found fatally shot at their home on june 7th. last week he resigned from his law firm and entered rehab state officials are now looking into accusations that he misappropriated money from

terry -- they should call him tony.was handsomely fund by teachers unions who have given him almost $700,000 in donations to date. unions want parents wholly divorced from their cartels, so it was no surprise last night when mcauliffe told his republican rival this: >> i'm not going to let parents come into schools and actually take -- out and make their own decisions. [applause] >> so i don't think parents should be telling schools what they should teach. kennedy: you know what? i think parents should have a very active role in what their kids are are learning because they care most about outcomes, something public schools have all but abandon in the wake of the pandemic which has academically fail forgotten learners. unions want money, power and is control. those uppity parents stand in the way. terry mcauliffe and gavin gavin newsom, if they had such great faith in their crumbling public schools, why not send your kids there? it's not just republicans and libertarians who during the pandemic saw behind the curtain an

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terry: in washington they will be happy with this arrangement.olks should remember the trump china policy was the most bipartisan thing that happened in washington during the trump years. biden has shifted to a more containment strategy. china feels embolden for a lot of different reasons. it has shown that with military exercises around taiwan and the south china sea. afghanistan probably emboldens them more because they see a hole in the middle of central asia. in the middle of all of this what you have got is this new so-called office initiative that is designed to improve deterrent -- deterrence and stability, built off of the southeast asia alliances. it has engendered a predictable response from china, asking to shake off the cold war mentality. and interestingly not building exclusionary blocks targeting or harboring the interests of third parties which is pretty much exactly what the west thinks china is doing. the net of this is pure military deterrence is going to be a significant part of response to china's aggressiveness from a wester

terry i know you're going hey what about my giants? >> what about my giants? >> thank you. great news right now the giants lead the dodgers, 6-2 in the sixth inning. those highlights on the news at 11:00. that is a look at sports. more news after the break. >>> nbc bay area and telemundo 48 honoring local animal heroes as part of our clear the shelters campaign we do every year. go to nbc bay area.com/pawsitively good to learn more. >>> some evacuations in south lake tahoe have been lifted. people living nearby in pollock pines are also getting back home and into their normal routine. members of a dog group had to pause their twice weekly meet ups for nearly three weeks. this weekend neighbors and dogs were happy to be getting back to a bit of normalcy amid all the anxiety and chaos that had to feel so good. all right. we're back at 11:00. hope you can join us then. and there you have it— -woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow! -big deal! ...we get unlimited for just $30 bucks. sweet, but mine has 5g included. relax people, my wireless is crushing it.

i spoke with a man named terry. terry told me, nady, i have been in a storm since february. he said his wife died of covid-19 in february, then the storm hit. hurricane ida, and now he has nothing left and no one to lean on. listen to terry. >> this seemed like it was worse than katrina. like you said, nobody try to -- they ain't trying to make sure that they ought to be at work and try to get them old folks out there. how is it worse than katrina? >> the lights, the electric. you know, the power, you know? stuff like that. you know. as far as katrina, katrina was worse. but, you know, this right here, this is ridiculous. >> tough for terry. it has been so tough for terry. he lives in a building. it's him, people in their 70s and 80s. the electricity went out. they have to go upstairs. they have no air-conditioning in those biuildings. the heat index today, 102. so he said, i found a mask and found my way to the evacuation center. i'm getting out of here so i can get some relief. but his heart is broken, fred. he misses his wife. he wishes she was here to lean on during this

so, terry, okay. let's just start with this.'s rhetoric in this race, in some instances, has sounded a lot like donald trump's rhetoric about joe biden and other democrats. i'll just give everybody the examples. >> he's going to defund the police. >> he doesn't want to defund the police. >> critical-race theory is being forced into our children's schools. >> we, in fact, are not going to allow critical-race theory to be taught in our schools, for our kids to be divided. >> ossoff and warnock are the two most extreme far-left liberal senate candidates in the history of our country. >> we have this left-liberal progressive philosophy that is led by terry mcauliffe. >> so, your opponent, though, says this race has nothing to do with trump. so, you disagree. how come? >> well, first of all, he says -- his quote -- so much of the reason why i'm running is because of donald trump. he's been endorsed by trump four times. and for 80% of his campaign, he has said the number one issue for him is election integrity which, of course, is the

terry moran in washington. >>> the risk along the east coast this weekend because of a tropical threat. >>> the lions and tigers coming down with covid here in the u.s. >>> and those four civilians on their own in space tonight, and who got them on the line today. you have to see our persons of the week. >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us here as we near the end of another week together, and we begin tonight with that fda advisory panel today approving a plan to offer pfizer booster shots to millions of americans 65 and older, or americans who are at high risk of severe covid, six months after that second dose. that same panel rejecting boosters for all americans 16 and older, saying more data is needed. so they're starting with 65 and older and americans who are at high risk first. this all now goes to the cdc next week. the president said that all americans should be prepared for boosters starting september 20th, three days from now, but the white house says that was always pending approval from the fda and the cdc. it comes amid those numbers tonight -- the u.s. av