it's so great to be in beautiful tucson, arizona! and in 26 days we will turn arizona read and make time for the next president of the united states. and we are going to do it because of you all. normally i try to speak for half an hour or so. we will shorten it up a little bit because it is hot out here. afterwards i will hang out and say hello to folks and take photos. we have an air conditioner team -- where is that where? ok. if you are getting hot and you are not feeling great, we have an air conditioning team. they are back there. please take care of yourselves. i am from ohio, i am not used to this. last time we went to arizona, i believe we were in scottsdale. we brought our three kids with us and it was 115 degrees. somebody said something to me, it's ok, it's just a dry heat. [laughter] i thought, you must be a kamala harris voter, because 115 degrees feels hard whether it is a dry heat or moist heat, or whatever it is. [laughter] speaking of kamala harris, i don't know if you all saw, she had an amazing -- amazing for us,

announcer: we are having a problem with the video and audio coming from tucson, arizona, that we are going to try to bring this to you if the audio and visual problems resolved. announcer: looks like we will not get that audio back to us from tucson, gop vice-presidential nominee j.d. vance, but we will try to bring it to you later in our program schedule. the electoral college and presidential election are carolyn dupont, a history professor with eastern kentucky university, and trent england, the founder and executive director of save our states. welcome, both of you. thank you for being with us. carolyn, you are the author of a book called distorting democracy, the forgotten history of the electoral college and why it matters today. remind our audience what the literal college is and what you -- what the electoral college is. guest: the electoral college was created in 1787 and it was originally designed to be essentially a proxy election, where in states that allowed voters could choose someone who was wise and knowledgeable about potential candidates for the presidency and the d

tucson, we do not need to see what an older, loony or donald trump looks like. >> president obama in tucson, arizona tonight as the harris campaign brings out the heavy hitters for the final days of the campaign. turning as a's former campaign manager for bernie sanders in 2020 and his presidential campaign and founder and executive director for more perfect union. thank you for being here tonight. talk to me about the last 18 days of the campaign and how you see it going, a lot of people nervous about the fact the whole race has tightened, which often happens. it typically happens, it is a dead heat in the country it is a dead heat in the swing states, how do you make of what is unfolding? >> the structure of the race has always been sound. go back to the last president election, joe biden wins with 180 million votes, start with that base as well. huge turnout against donald trump, that is the basis, since then he led insurrection, sat in trials that revealed his poor conduct. since then, we have seen abortion bans going to affect that destroyed so many families lives to those struc

the biggest problem in the streets of tucson right now is the _ in the streets of tucson right now isess. that is something that i think any administration is going _ that i think any administration is going to — that i think any administration is going to have to address. i have better— going to have to address. i have better hopes for the democratic administration that i do for the republican. like i said, dave done the economy a lot of good over the last four— the economy a lot of good over the last four years with that they could still do _ last four years with that they could still do better. i think they have a chance _ still do better. i think they have a chance to — still do better. i think they have a chance to do better.— chance to do better. thank you so much for sharing _ chance to do better. thank you so much for sharing your _ chance to do better. thank you so much for sharing your thoughts i chance to do better. thank you so l much for sharing your thoughts with us, john. mentioning the issue of homelessness, which is a big issue in many american cities. something that

let's listen in. >> it is good to be back in arizona, good to be back in tucson.ng out the day before homecoming. as we landed, we saw colorado's buses at the airport. and i know, colorado has a couple good players, but i also know you guys have beaten them twice in a row, so don't bet against the wild cats tomorrow. come on. i love you back. but i am not here just to talk about football. i am here to ask you to vote. for my friend and your outstanding congressman, raul grealva. for your next member of congress from the sixth district, consisten ingle. for your outstanding next united states senator, ruben gallego. and for the next president of the united states, kamala harris. now, before i get going, you guys have to forgive me. because let's face it, i'm a little out of practice. so i got a little something in my throat. but that's okay. because what i have to say is going to make so much sense that even if i'm coughing a little bit, i think you're still going to catch what i'm saying here. because here in arizona, voting has already started. you can vote early

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i artie mentioned, being here in tucson, i am thinking about john mccain. i don't want to over romanticize our relationship. john was conservative to put it mildly. he ran against me in 2008 and talked about me on the campaign trail. you know what, he understood that some values transcend party. he believed an honest argument and hearing the views of other people. he didn't demonize political opponents. do you remember at the end of the campaign when a woman at one of his rallies said, you can't vote for that arab, he's not even a citizen and he said hold on, i have had a lot of disagreements with senator obama but i served with him, he is a good man and an honorable man and a patriotic american, shut it down. he knew that if we get in the habit of bending the truth

caitriona perry is in tucson. tell us what you have been finding where you are.: as you say, this is one of the seven battleground states that kamala harris and donald trump are fighting so intensely over it. the polls habit at a virtual dead heat. that is how it is between voters we spoke to. arizona is the only battleground state on the border with mexico and the only battleground state in which the voters will have a question around abortion on the balance. they are voting to enshrine the right to an abortion in the state constitution and extend the limit from 15 weeks to 22 weeks. they are also voting on issues around election integrity. joe biden won here in 2020 by 10,000 votes out of 3.2 million. a really narrow margin. it seems to be that way again. everyone you speak to has a view and many have made up their mind. let's have a chat with some voters in tucson. thank to you -- thank you to you both for joining us. you will be voting in just a couple of weeks' time or already because you can do early voting. what goes through your mind when you are deciding

tucson, let's do it! thank you, i love you, goodbye. >>> including barack obama's address to that rally for kamala harris ticket in tucson tonight. the ex-president now on the campaign trail and i imagine we will see him a lot. he is standing there with ruben gallego and member of the house of representatives currently running for senate. against kari lake who unsuccessfully ran for governor though to this day said she won and is now pulling behind. arizona is going to be tight up and down the ballot. we have just 18 days to go and in fact voting has already started. kamala harris and donald trump tonight are both in michigan holding rallies in oakland county and detroit. the reason you see donald trump standing on stage and his job jetting out not saying anything is because his mike went out and they are trying to get it fixed. at a personal level, that seems like a nightmare scenario and i feel a little bit of empathy for that situation. it is also kind of funny. he is just standing on stage looking aro

i want you to hear some of what obama had to say last night in tucson. >> along with his intentions therestion of his incompetence. have you seen him lately? i mean he has out there. he is giving 2 1/2 hours speeches. just word salads. he made january 6 sound like it was woodstock. you would be worried. if your grandpa was acting like this. this. >> reporter: former president barack obama wasn't able to win arizona in 2008 or 2012, but he was successful winning the presidency, of course, any faced major headwinds in this state. in 2008 he came up against senator john mccain who is revered among democrats and republicans. in 2012, he faced senator mitt romney, member of church of the latter day saints. in arizona, there is a significant mormon population. president biden became the first democrat to win arizona since 1996. we will have to wait and see if vice president harris can replicate that success. alex? >> there you have it. we will see you again. >>> in the meantime we are seeing record-breaking earl

watch that event in tucson live at 3:00 p.m. also, republican presidential nominee donald trump hold a rally in reading, pennsylvania that is expected to get underway at 7:00 p.m. at 9:00, ruba gallego andrew pollack and kari lake debate for arizona's open senate seat. this will be there first and only debate. the nonpartisan political report of any walters currently rates the race as leaning democrat. that is on c-span. you can also watch on c-span now, and free mobile video after or online at c-span.org. the house is in recess until after the november elections, with many members back in their home districts. but speaker mike johnson was an washington, d.c. to talk to the family research council summit. his remarks are 25 minutes. >> if you don't have the real-life network app, you need to download that. that is where you can get information. every afternoon there on the real-life network. i said yesterday that you are here not as spectators. that? you are going to be a participant in what we are about to do. i have a weekend

we have 200 paid staff, 19 field offices, barack obama was here in tucson just a couple days ago. the amount of enthusiasm in this 2000 election is sort of office charts. for that reason. and because they have a better candidate than they have in donald trump, somebody was unfit and able, i believe kamala harris is going to win arizona. i believe she's going to be the next president. >> you mentioned the bill that didn't happen. a lot of your colleagues in the senate, including your fellow senator came really close to that bipartisan bill, which -- arizona is a great place to talk about this because it was not perfect for everybody. a lot of republicans didn't like some of the things in there, but it was going to move the discussion about the border a little further. it was kept alive as a potent election issue. every time i'm in the car in arizona, i hear nothing but ads that have to do with immigration. this is a perfect example of a problem that we are getting closer to solving that was not solved by donald trump and his lackeys in congress. how do you move forward with a topic

that sounds like tucson actually, but were used were so used to it and she offers some encouragement for us here in the bay. i think you guys are fine. you can do temperatures hitting triple digits around the bay area and with the next couple days just as hot, there is a real risk for those who aren't used to this heat. one of the things that's most worrisome right now is that it's october. and so a lot of people weren't expecting it to be this hot. >> doctor jennifer tong with santa clara valley, health care says in october, heat wave catches people off guard and could easily harm the very young, an elderly. so finding a publicly available location where you can cool down during those hottest hours of the late afternoon also very important and perhaps one of the biggest cooling centers that anybody here in the bay area can access is right here in san jose at the s ap center where the sharks hosting a preseason game. >> yeah, absolutely. >> escaping the heat while rooting on the south bay steel in black. come see the sharks. reed on the thing. bike down piet san jose local braving th

let's listen to president obama >> it is good to be back arizona's good to be back in tucson? day before homecoming colorado's buses at the airport colorado's got a couple of good players, but i also know you guys have beaten him twice in a row, rosso don't bet against the wall cats tomorrow about football i am here to ask you to vote outstanding congressman, ro grijalva congress from the sixth district kirsten ngo states senator rubin united states, kamala harris have you guys had to forgive me because, let's face it, i'm a little out of practice so i got a little something in my throat had to say he's going to make so much sense that even if i'm coughing a little bit, i think you're still going catch what i'm saying here because here in arizona, voting has already started return your mail ballot today what are you waiting for your polling place on election day, november 5, see said pointed. just remember to bring your photo id need to make a plan and if you've got any confusion any any uncertainty about what your plan is to vote, then you go to i will vote.com slash asi and

what's important is city of tucson and the air force base to irrigation. one point to for graham kelty 1.75 for tucson part 1.75 for miranda. 2.25 for the moran airport as well. 990,00014 stone on this years of budget were going to pass but we get back to washington. these are the investments i made using my in the appropriations committee should make short water issues are being prioritized here in our district at every level. it's got to be at every level that is why farm bureau has endorsed me they trust what i'm pushing for here. i just met with them again, the whole group the national group. they stress the importance of this for they celebrated the water agreement i mentioned earlier with tribes and of course are happy with the way we have been representing farming industry. balancing it with the interest as well around the district. >> 30 seconds are quick to respond to that. >> real quick i would say i am glad to hear my opponent agrees with me the principle guiding us should be arizona water for arizonans. unfortunately that has not guided his pas

back to clive now in tucson. presidential race. 0n x, formerly known as twitter, some profiles, made by people who say they are not connected to either campaign, pump out misleading information, unfounded conspiracy theories and ai—generated images, are racking up millions of views and making thousands of dollars for the people posting them. marianna spring has tracked some of them down. the social media site x is a hub for conversation about the us election, but some of the posts are fake and misleading. i've been investigating networks of accounts on x. some of the stuff they share is true, some of it isn't. some of it is al generated, some of it's just political posts. and i've tracked down one person who's a part of one of these networks and who has agreed to meet with me. misleading and false claims on x from other users have included this doctored image of kamala harris working at mcdonald's, and false or unsubstantiated claims about election fraud. democrat "brown—eyed susan" has shared unfounded conspirac

university of arizona, tucson campus, where i've been speaking to students. this is part of our voter voices series, sumi, that you and i have been doing it and other colleagues will be doing as well, just taking the temperature of voters in these key swing states sometimes vote republicans, sometimes vote democrat just to see are the polls right, do they feel like that on the ground and what issues are driving people? and i can say, i've been here now for three days, and it would feel as close as the polls say it is. you meet a harris voter, you quickly meet a trump voter. you meet a trump voter. and of course, in this state, in arizona, there are slightly more registered republican voters than democrats. but there are three in ten voters who consider themselves to be independent. so that's quite a big chunk of people who, you know, go between different candidates for different races as well. i've spoken to a lot of people who feel like they're going to vote one way for the president and then vote for the other party down the ticket, because you also have tw

if you look here in the tucson area, joe biden won that county by more than 90,000 votes. if you're going to win a state by just 10,000, you need some places where your run it up to offset trump's support in the rural areas that happened down there in pima county. so you see the activity liburdi now, trump has no expectation of winning in pima county. he'd like to win here in marokopa, but in the places that he knows are deep blue, trump's challenge especially in the suburban areas, just try to improve his numbers. some that's what we're watching for to see if that happens when we start counting votes a week from now. >> yeah, as you know, john trump has made immigration among his biggest campaign what are voters who lived near the border where you are telling you about that it's fascinating. >> i know you're going to talk to senator kelly from arizona. he could talk about this as well. the tone is very different. again, look at the arizona map, look at these counties along the border here, there are four counties along the border, right? two of them voted democratic one o

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that sounds like tucson actually, but were used were so used to it and she offers some encouragement for us here in the bay. i think you guys are fine. you can do i think it's you know, you're good. you're good temperatures hitting triple digits around the bay area and with the next couple of days just as hot, there is a real risk for those who aren't used to this heat. one of the things that's most worrisome right now is that it's october. and so a lot of people weren't expecting it to be this hot. >>doctor jennifer tong with santa clara valley, health care says in october, heat wave catches people off guard and could easily harm the very young and the elderly. she reminds people to hydrate and check in on their loved one. so finding a publicly available location where you can cool down during those hottest hours of the late afternoon also very important and perhaps one of the biggest cooling centers that anybody here in the bay area can access is right here in san jose at the s ap center where the sharks are hosting a preseason game. >>oh, >>escaping the heat while rooting on the s

that sounds like tucson actually, but were used were so used to it and she offers some encouragement for us here in the bay. i think you guys are fine. you can do it. i think it's you know, you're good. you're good temperatures hitting triple digits around the bay area and with the next couple of days just as hot, there is a real risk for those who aren't used to this heat. one of the things that's most worrisome right now is that it's october. and so a lot of people weren't expecting it to be this hot. >> doctor jennifer tong with santa clara valley, health care says in october, heat wave catches people off guard and could easily harm the very young, an elderly. she reminds people to hydrate and check in on their loved one. so finding a publicly available location where you can cool down during those hottest hours of the late afternoon also very important and perhaps one of the biggest cooling centers that anybody here in the bay area can access is right here in san jose at the s ap center where the sharks hosting a preseason game. >> well, yeah, absolutely. >> escaping the heat whi

[laughter] we were in tucson a couple weeks ago i think yesterday, i landed in tucson and we are campaigning and i got a phone call from the president's communication director jason miller, a good guy. jason does a good job. he's like a kid who just opened up his favorite christmas present christmas morning. have you seen it? have i seen what? he said this clip of kamala harris on the view, she blew up her entire presidential campaign in 19 seconds. i said, what you mean? he said look, step back a little bit. the harris argument is that she doesn't know and has nothing to do with joe biden. [laughter] she's the sitting vice president for you would think kamala harris had never actually been in the same room with joe biden even though for three and half years she bragged about being in the room with all of the bad decisions of the last three and a half years were made. thus the theme of her campaign. she gets a question from a person on the view which man -- [laughter] there are many sacrifices to run for vice president of the united states and i wouldn't complain about it, is the greatest ho

watch that in tucson live at 3:00 p.m. also nominee donald trump will rally in reading, pennsylvania. that is expected to get underway at 7:00 p.m.. at 9:00 democratic representative ruben gallego and republican kari lake debate for arizona's open senate seat. this will be there first and only debate. the nonpartisan cook lyrical report, currently rates the race as a leans democrat. that is on c-span. you can also watch on c-span now, our free mobile video app, or online at c-span.org. >> the house will be in order. >> this year c-span celebrates 45 years of covering congress like weather. since 1979 we have been your primary source for capitol hill, providing balanced, unfiltered coverage of government. taking you to where the policies are debated and decided, all with the support of america's cable companies. c-span, 45 years and counting. powered by cable. back. we are joined by penny young nance, president and ceo of concerned women for america. welcome to the program. guest: rate to be here. host: telus -- great to be

i remember when i worked in do tucson as a police officer there. we reclassified and we ended in tucson, arizona had the highest crime rate certain burglaries than the entire nation. we know that wasn't true but they wanted to reclassify certain things so we looked better in other areas. this is what they do. they play games, they lie. the beauty of what has come about in america is the advent of social media. we see videos every single day with people bludging other people in the middle of the street, robbing, looting, killing, stealing, thugging, we see it with our own eyes. and people that live in these communities, they are experiencing this. they don't care what the fbi statistics say. they don't care what a politician is trying to say during an election season. people are having real experiences. and that's why they are not voting for the party that have been saying for so many years that they want to defund the police. that there is no real crisis. and all of those things. people are not going on. and tyrone, the fbi is standing by its numbe

tucson, we do not need to see what an older lookier donald trump looks like with no guardrails. pete: okay. rachel: wow. wow. pete: real quick. i just can't take the richness. rachel: i know. pete: this is beyond rich. i mean, for how these very same people, how long has this been an issue, joe biden's competency and age and senility? years. the very same people have sold us on the fact that he's sharp as a tack. to hear them now log this same argument again, familiarize yourself with the idea of projection. second, if donald trump were exhausted, i'd be forgiving of that fact 679 he's been literally everywhere. any human being, forget politician and no politician is matching his energy and appearance schedule, every single one of us look at that again and go that's got to be tiring. i will be very forgiving if all of a sudden they checked out and said i'm tired and exhausted. i'd understand and within a third, take a look and compare records. rachel: it's like the semester; right. you have a class and you have to study and you have one person, trump, who's been studying every d

it is basically all the west coast of california and goes as far east as utah and as far south as tucson and right across the border in mexico and as far north as alaska where we have a new house in alaska in anchorage and serve the cathedral parish there in anchorage and also go out and act as missionaries throughout alaska. >> one of the parties was in san francisco, right? >> it is not just the priests or priors preaching, st. dominic new that in order to radically change culture or bring god to culture you needed a strong component of women, contemplative nuns. so even before he formally founds the order of preachers, he founds the nuns first. this is st. dominic 800 years ago. i had the privilege of visiting the monastery. you have contemplative nuns living there from all over the world. it wasn't simply a group of guys getting together to preach, it was, together we are going to preach but behind us and supporting us is groups of contemplative nuns, active sisters which come a little bit later. they are very much known within this diocese for education. >> the contemplative nuns of

it was led by that charismatic leader, francois dominique, tucson, live at york branch, advanced to regain control of the colony were unsuccessful. having jumped up, our napoleon dispatched a large expeditionary force to haiti, the french manage the caps or to saul loved to or by defeats, but they could not suppress the rebels and suffered devastating defeat. on january 1, 18 o 418 declared independence. the 1st one in the whole latin america. however, freedom was paid for with the blood of 200000 courageous haitians who had sacrificed their lives for the abolition of slavery on our planet. the events in haiti were the only successful uprising of slaves in history. when they not only through of slavery, but also began to rule their state, the were still the bullshit i knew done with that is what do we shift that is to assist in that and then the, the initial submit communal trip with the full shows. pennsylvania does a little bit with bush because over the weekend, which we finish, all right to. so was that a show them what 3 to those are kind of showing you which is which is the little fl

you can see tucson up to 99.t is traveling as we head into halloween week. places like the upper midwest all the way to the northeast looking at record highs, minneapolis in the mid to upper 70s. chicago, tuesday flirting with a record high of near 80 degrees, and then for halloween, boston and new york, high temperatures near 80. that's near record warmth. that's a look across the >> cheryl: all right. so, the kiddos will not be needing the coats with the costumes this year in the north and the east. but a big pattern -- >> gio: you're used to that. >> cheryl: yeah, yeah. the pacific northwest will get rain, snow, and cooler conditions, so we'll be talking about that a little bit later. >> janai: almost 80 in chicago on halloween. >> gio: that's wild. >> cheryl: 80 here on halloween and the record warm halloween is 81 degrees in new york. >> whit: perfect. well, you brought us the good luck, so we'll take it. thank you. we'll chat in just a bit. >>> we turn to the world series, game one is in the books, and it w

a manager at a roofing supplies company in tucson. he is not donald trump's biggest fan. issue? >> to me, the main topic will be economy. i live in increasing of rent, grocery, materials that we sell to customers. >> reporter: in the last eight years, trump made gains with latinos. much is driven by men. while harris leads trump by 26 points with hispanic women, they are tied with hispanic men. trump is popular among young men without college degrees, like this 33-year-old first-time voter, chris gonzalez, an employee at the roofing supply company. >> i love he is not sensored by anybody. >> reporter: do you think some of the things he says are offensive or inflammatory? >> he can be over the top. that's just one of the reasons why i like him. >> reporter: some view his gains with latinos as part of a historic realignment. others are waiting to see whether election results match the polling. the harris campaign knows they have been losing these voters. they need to invest into presdefring as many of them as possible in the home stretch before the vote. >> we have six span

that sounds like tucson actually, but were used were so used to it and she offers some encouragement for us here in the bay. i think you guys are fine. you can do it temperatures hitting triple digits around the bay area and with the next couple days just as hot, there is a real risk for those who aren't used to this heat. one of the things that's most worrisome right now is that it's october. and so a lot of people weren't expecting it to be this hot. >> doctor jennifer tong with santa clara valley, healthcare says in october, heat wave catches people off guard and could easily harm the very young, an elderly. so finding a publicly available location where you can cool down during those hottest hours of the late afternoon also very important and perhaps one of the biggest cooling centers that anybody here in the bay area can access is right here in san jose at the s ap center where the sharks hosting a preseason game. >> well, yeah, absolutely. >> escaping the heat while rooting on the south bay steel in black. come see the sharks. reed on the thing. bike down pie. you san jose. loc

david noriega spoke to some of the voters in tucson, arizona, he's with us this morning.u learn? >> reporter: one of the biggest questions hanging over this election is whether donald trump is actually going to make inroads with people of color in the way a lot of polls and reporting suggests he might be able to do. now, in nevada and arizona, where i was this week, whether he does so or not comes down largely to latino men. and if he does or not will have implications not just for next week, but for the next decade or more of american politics. take a look. even with voting well under way in key swing states, both campaigns are still scrambling for a small but crucial slice of the vote. latino men. >> i'm so proud that we're getting support from latinos like never before. >> part of the agenda that i rolled out that i am very aware how it would affect latino men, for example. >> reporter: men like this man, a manager at a roofing supply company in tucson. he's not donald trump's biggest fan, but he'll be voting for him anyway. what is your main issue to vote? >> to me, t

that sounds like tucson actually, but were used were so used to it and she offers some encouragement for us here in the bay. i think you guys are fine. you can do temperatures hitting triple digits around the bay area and with the next couple days just as hot, there is a real risk for those who aren't used to this heat. one of the things that's most worrisome right now is that it's october. and so a lot of people weren't expecting it to be this hot. >> doctor jennifer tong with santa clara valley, healthcare says in october, heat wave catches people off guard and could easily harm the very young, an elderly. so finding a publicly available location where you can cool down during those hottest hours of the late afternoon also very important and perhaps one of the biggest cooling centers that anybody here in the bay area can access is right here in san jose at the s ap center where the sharks hosting a preseason game. >> yeah, absolutely. >> escaping the heat while rooting on the south bay steel in black. come see the sharks. reed on the thing. bike down pie. you san jose. local bravin

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into the southwest, tucson looking at 104. the record there is 103. here's tomorrow. we're looking at temperatures equally as hot. las vegas 102. 93 in winslow. 108 in phoenix. the record there is 107. look at the rest of the workweek. temperatur northeast. philadelphia, 73. 69 in d.c. all right, that's your tuesday forecast. >> okay. we'll see you in a bit. thank you so much. >>> former president jimmy carter is 100 years old today. the centenarian celebration will be extra special in plains, georgia where carter was born and where he's lived since leaving the white house. the navy will perform a jet fly o flyover in his honor. he is the first president to reach 100 years of age. >>> coming back, the activist who served nearly 27 years. t who served nearly 27 years. zyrtec allergy relief works fast and lasts a full 24 hours so dave can be the... deliverer of dance. ok, dave! let's be more than our allergies. zeize the day with zyrtec. can your pad flex with you without shifting? always flexfoam can. it's the only pad made with a flexible foam core with wings that fit

he was at a rally in tucson during the state's first day of early voting. a new book claims former president donald trump continues speaking with russian president vladimir putin after leaving office. the book is called "war by veteran journalist bob woodward." he cites an unnamed trump aide who said trump had about seven private phone calls with putin after leaving office. secretly sending him covid-19 test machines during the height of the pandemic. vice president kamala harris had this to say on howard stern. >> couldn't get them. couldn't get them anywhere. >> right. >> this guy who was president of the united states, is sending them to russia to a murderous dictator for his personal use? >> the trump campaign called woodward an angry little man, while the former president denied the claims. the kremlin denied the woodward report. >>> up next at 5:00, the investigation into a deadly plane crash on catalina island. what we're learning about the wreck that killed five people shortly after takeoff. >>> the south bay couple who helped people with the challe

last night, he held a rally in tucson and today, he will appear at another event in las vegas to help get out the vote. the harris campaign has tapped the former president to reach out to young voters and men of color, two demographics that have shown lower level of enthusiasm and engagement with this year's election. during a speech last night, obama addressed those groups of voters directly, while criticizing donald trump's character. >> when he calls fellow citizens berman, or the enemy within, people make excuses for it. i've noticed this especially with some men who think trump's behavior, the bullying, putting people down, acting all, you know, pretend tough guy, somehow that is a sign of strength. i am here to tell you, that is not what real strength is, never has been. >> trump's erratic behavior and unhinged comments in recent days have her nude concerns about his fitness for office. during a town hall this week that featured an audience exclusively of women, he displayed a lack of knowledge when asked about the supreme court of roe v. wade. in a bizarre and incompetence of t

obama is heading to tucson this week as part of this swing state tour. what are you hearing from voters there about with these, you can see from the polling on the screen there, trump is still ahead according the new york times-sienna poll by five points. but jeff, you in your conversations, what were you? during about their concerns right now? >> look, pulling his mix the wall street journal had kamala harris ahead in in arizona on friday, the new york times-sienna college poll had donald trump ahead in arizona on saturday. so the reality is it's a close race. no one is ahead outside the margin of error, but in arizona, fascinating a state separately because abortion and immigration actually are on the ballot, not just hanging in the air. and that is something that is driving the arizona a conversation. there's a proposition called proposition 139 that's on the ballot that would enshrine abortion rights in the state's constitution. but that is gaining supporters from both sides. both harrison trump's the supporters. so that's why this is so fascinating