as a senator from washington state, what do you believe the state's role is in protecting reproductive care and will you support national legislation to safeguard reproductive rights, including a woman's right to choose? dr. garcia. dr. garcia: the short answer is yes. the voters have made it clear that this is a pro-choice state and as your next senator i will protect and defend that choice. i know that the dobbs decision caused a lot of anxiety and mistrust in our government. i am asking every woman in the state of washington to trust who i am and what i have stood for. i am the physician that has prescribed contraceptives. the physician that was there at bedside when her mother had her daughter raped by an uncle. a husband whose wife almost died of ectopic pregnancy. we have to send those patients to the operating room to terminate the pregnancy, or those women will die. my wife was a trauma nurse specializing in sexual assault. i have a long career where i would never handicap the medical profession from performing procedures that are lifesaving. the long answer is yes, i think tha

perez: i think that washington state has done some things that are productive and they have done some things that are going to be overturned in the courts. the second amendment is clear in our right to bear firearms. those discussions and a top-down solution i do not see as productive. there is not a pill that will fix the suicide rate in our children. the things that fix it are getting back to the kind of economy where you can raise a family. we have to rebuild the middle class. right now it feels like the middle class is an endangered species. the reason we had to build a home is because banks don't like loaning to self-employed people in the trades. we have to empower people to be able to own and build their own homes again, ease the regulatory and permitting. these issues that take away hope of economic sufficiency in young people, give them something to look forward to. so i think it is critical that we uphold the second amendment. >> your response, mr. kent? mr. kent: what is very clear is we have to uphold the second amendment. she voted to make people who may have a disability

one in oregon and one in washington state.nforcement source confirms the incendiary devices used in the sabotage were marked with the words "free gaza." well, tonight, police warned the suspect may strike again. cbs's nicole sganga is here with some new developments. all right, what have you learned from your reporting? >> reporter: norah, investigators are still searching for a motive in these ballot box fires, but a law enforcement source tells cbs news it's still unclear whether the suspect here is a pro-palestinian sympathizer or just trying to stoke controversy. this is what's left of hundreds of burnt ballots inside a drop box in clark county, washington. an election official said an unknown number of other ballots were destroyed. the fbi has taken both incendiary devices to their laboratory in huntsville, alabama, for forensic analysis and are still searching for a male suspect who was driving this dark-colored volvo sedan. in portland, police said today they believe he may have metalworking experience, based on the det

states senator? part of it is voting in washington for votes that are important to the state of wyoming. also protecting and promoting wyoming. our jobs, economy, environment, people, special places, resources, and values. there are people in washington who do not understand wyoming and are a threat to the future of our state. those are the people i am fighting every day on behalf of the people of wyoming. i want to continue that fight and i ask for your vote. >> two minutes for an opening statement. mr. morrow: i'm grateful that you showed up. you didn't have to. you are the incumbent. the incumbent for the house did not show up because she didn't have to. thank you. i also want to thank mr. peck who has been communicating with me so i knew what was going on, which is helpful when you're going to a debate. i want to thank all of these people who took the time out of their busy days to come and listen to john and i debate the issues. and i hope we debate them. i would like to tell you something about myself. i will be asking for your vote just like john did. the reason why is i believe i

perez: i think that washington state has done some things that are productive and they have done some things that are going to be overturned in the courts. the second amendment is clear in our right to bear firearms. those discussions and a top-down solution i do not see as productive. there is not a pill that will fix the suicide rate in our children. the things that fix it are getting back to the kind of economy where you can raise a family. we have to rebuild the middle class. right now it feels like the middle class is an endangered species. the reason we had to build a home is because banks don't like loaning to self-employed people in the trades. we have to empower people to be able to own and build their own homes again, ease the regulatory and permitting. these issues that take away hope of economic sufficiency in young people, give them something to look forward to. so i think it is critical that we uphold the second amendment. >> your response, mr. kent? mr. kent: what is very clear is we have to uphold the second amendment. she voted to make people who may have a disability

garcia, you've one minute. >> washington state is a pro-choice state dictated by the first the washington state. and i as your united states senator i'm going to represent the defendant that every day. i agree that the reversal of this law has caused burden in washington state from having patience from other states come to have abortions here. going back to america it's not like taking a rights away. in my experience i have been there with the mother whose daughter was raped by her uncle. i have been there with the husband whose wife is dying of an ectopic pregnancy or demise or other ob/gyn emergencies and it had to send them to the operating room to terminate the pregnancy or the woman would die. this is who i am. this is my experience, this is how i'm going to represent you as your united states senator. >> thank you. senator cantwell, would you like response? >> avs said people are losing their life over this as a saw in georgia. we need people who are going to stand up and fight for this right to be restored. the challenges we face is that the republican party except for key people i

i don't like the fact her families cannot afford our lives are in washington state. resent the people of washington and bring about true solutions from a science perspective that looks at problems results. the pandemic upended the global economy and lead to higher prices around the world. it's found two and half% after picking it 9% in 2022 the federal reserve recently cut interest rates for the first time in four years. american average wages have not caught up to inflation. as senator, how would you address the changing economy and the higher cost of living? >> thank you. the fact that with people in washington state that are choosing between groceries and other activities for their children is not a good thing. we cannot afford to buy a house. we cannot afford our gas. so the federal government need to take accountability we have spent a lot of money but inflation happens because of two things appeared we increase taxes or reprint money. guess what, we are doing both when you to stop doing that. we need to audit the federal government get rid of ineffective program

perez: i think that washington state has done some things that are productive and they have done some things that are going to be overturned in the courts. the second amendment is clear in our right to bear firearms. those discussions and a top-down solution i do not see as productive. there is not a pill that will fix the suicide rate in our children. we have to rebuild the middle class. right now it feels like the middle class is an endangered species. the reason we had to build a home is because banks don't like loaning to self-employed people in the trades. we have to empower people to be able to own and build their own homes again, ease the regulatory and permitting. these issues that take away hope of economic sufficiency in young people, give them something to look forward to. so i think it is critical that we uphold the second amendment. >> your response? mr. kent: what is very clear is we have to uphold the second amendment. she voted to make people who may have a disability, like a wounded veteran, to make them felons overnight if they did not just are there pistol brace wit

five people, including three children, were killed in a shooting in washington state. a male juvenile has been taken into custody and will likely face murder charges, authorities say. law enforcement responded to reports of gunfire at a house in fall city, about 25 miles east of seattle. in addition to those killed, a girl in her mid teens has also been hospitalized. the local sheriff's office says it is unclear what relationship, if any, there was between the suspect and the victims. >>> we are learning new details about that deadly helicopter crash in houston. the chopper that flew into a radio tower on sunday was on an air tour flight when the accident happened, the ntsb said. all four on board were killed, including a child. the helicopter crashed into the tower at only 600 feet taltitud. >>> there are two weeks left until election day. v vice president harris kicked off her week with a blitz. donald trump toured storm damage in asheville. nbc's alice barr joins me now. good morning, alice. mr. trump ended his day by speaking to faith leaders. >> reporter: good mor

ballots that were impacted and that they've reached out to the people who were impacted and washington state they said there are hundreds and so they're basically telling people if you cast your ballot over the weekend in this it's dropbox to check the ballot tracker online. these are both states that conduct their elections predominantly by mail. and of course, in washington, we have seen this very hotly contested congressional race and congresswoman marie gluesenkamp, perez put out a statement she's one of the candidates, of course, in this hotly contested race saying, i'm requesting an overnight law enforcement presence be posted at all. ballot drop boxes in clark county through election day southwest washington cannot risk a single vote being lost to arson and political violence. and wolf, these drop boxes, again, we don't know the exact motivation behind these efforts. they have just become targets for misinformaon claimed from the right that there is ramping voter fraud that hasn't been proven out, but we have seen it department of homeland security warned that these kind of drop boxes

fireeye thorlths in oregon washington state say ballot boxes set on fire identified a suspect vehicleppening close to the oregon washington border, both states working together to track down, who is responsible. >> we don't know he motive behind this act we do know acts like this are part are intentional dedicated to stopping that kind of behavior we are working toward that today. >> we're working with our partners across river here in portland, and hearing information about federal law enforcement partners, in hopes of bringing this to successful conclusion. >> two arsons may be connected to third ballot box incident in washington earlier this month, in district three home of a very tight house race between pÉrez and republican challenger joe kent. meanwhile, boeing's next on strike chosting estimated 9.66-billion-dollar in losses, that is according to cal calculation from those anderson economic group considered new wages loss to suppliers data from previous company strikes, biggest chunk from earnings losses, and estimated 5.5-billion-dollar hit, boeing exploration 19-billion-dolla

in washington state where the structure happening and throughout boeing is clear it does not want tosort of pension, it is too expensive. lots of companies have removed his pension now there are no signs of it coming back. it may have to offer their workers something else in exchange if they are to back down at their demands for reinstatement of those more lucrative pension schemes. thank you very much for that. mercedes—benz has been feeling the effects of caution from consumers in china. the luxury german car maker says its latest earnings fell by 64% as fewer people in the chinese market were buying luxury goods. it comes after the premium car—maker cut its four—year profit target twice in recent months, joining a growing number of european rivals claiming a weakening chinese car market for falling profits. earlierthis chinese car market for falling profits. earlier this year the company also delayed plans to become an electric only brands by 2030 and made slowing uptake. let's get more on this with the head of all 2—step infrastructure research at bmi. annamarie, thank you for jo

and so authorities are investigating in washington state, they've said there are some ballots that areaged. essentially a you dropped your ballot off at this dropbox after midnight morning on saturday, he should go online. you should check the status fear ballot you can request a replacement ballot and then in oregon, they said that there were just three ballots that were impacted and there qing out to those people to try to remedy the situation. but again, this is a concerning development and as we head into election day, we have seen warnings from the department of homeland security 30 saying that there is social media chatter online about how to destroy these ballot drop boxes, which have been huge targets or misinformation. we've seen on the right, a lot of talk about these being havens for voter fraud for ballot fraud. again, no evidence of that. we still don't know the motivation behind this, but this is one of the things that we're going to be monitored we want everyone to be able to safely cast their ballot. and if their ballot was impacted, of course, to be able to cast a new

state? 5 good afternoon, i'm here to represent the people of washington.to thank the league of women voters and kiro7 for putting this together. i want to thank senator cantwell for being here and recognize 24 years representing the u.s., public service is not easy. as i say that, i want to thank my wife for her support. without her, i wouldn't be here today. mainly, i want to thank you, the viewers, who care enough to view the debate and care about our future. [speaking another language] i hope that everybody watching this debate will see a contrast and a choice, not from a career politician with polished answers , but from an immigrant who fought hard for the american dream and was lucky enough to become a doctor, a medical leader, a professor, a dean, medical director, a business owner, but more importantly a father and a husband and a scientist. as such i will bring science into politics and according to results come out with solutions that are effective. ms. laven: thank you to you both for that opening question and now we are turning to the cost-of-l

this has been an incident in washington state as well as in portland, oregon early this morning, authorities are investigating and according to the associated press, they have discovered there was a suspicious vehicle that is connected to both of these incidents, as well as an incident that happened in vancouver earlier this month. and look, this is concerning for a lot of reasons. we don't know what the motivation here is, but obviously nobody wants to seeee these kinds of ballot drop boxes set on fire at dhs has warned that drop boxes are potelly a target for domestic violence jameis and this was taking place in terms of the washington state ones where we have one of the tightest congressional races in the country, one of the most closely watched congressional races in the country. and so we have election officials saudi are also trying to mitigate the fallout from this in washington state there saying there are some ballots that were damaged. if you drop your ballot off over the weekend, you should check online if it hasn't been received, there are ways that you can cast your ballot in po

gerri willis with the details. >> good morning to you, authorities in oregon and washington state saynally set on fire and have identified a suspect vehicle that can be connected to both. hundreds of ballots were said to be destroyed. all of this happening close to the oregon washington border, both states working together to track down who is responsible. listen. >> we don't know the motive behind the acts but we do not ask like this are targeted and intentional and were dedicated to stopping that behavior and were working toward that today. >> were working with our partners across the river in portland and sharing information with the federal law enforcement partners in hopes of a successful conclusion. >> cops say they may be connected to a third ballot box incident and the washington from earlier this month. vancouver washington is in district three and tight race between and cabinet and republican challenger joe kent. philadelphia top prosecutor larry krasner following a lawsuit against elon musk to stop the million dollar giveaway to registered spring state voters. describing th

washington state, this woman from washington state telling police she started feeding a family of raccoons decades ago. but in recent weeks, the number of them went up from about a handful more than 100. the woman was referred to wildlife control. who can capture and remove these animals. but man, that is something there and teaches you to not not feed wild animals. just let them kind of go often. do their own thing. all right. that's gonna wrap things up for us here at 10. stay tune for the news at 11. but kuz creeping on over here sports night live with cheese. and look, i don't want to say that's what she gets. but didn't get hurt. so, yeah, that's what you get look. we had a huge game tonight. forty-niners seahawks rivalry game thursday night football in the pacific northwest >> we had some cheer about. been a while. we will have those highlights coming up after the break. >> and guess what? it was the opening night for the san jose sharks. a new with number one. pick. madoff marks soon he stepped on the ice. those highlights and more coming a fight. take that up a little bit higher. y

you could end up like a woman in washington states in the reps confronted with the plague. right coons video, shared by local police shows nearly 100 of the hungry craters and the women's yards eagerly waiting to be fed. the reckoning invasion forced her to flee her home and call for help. she told responding officers that she'd been feeding the creatures for 35 years, but their numbers explode is in recent waves. and then what, as you might expect, officials there are reminding the public not to feed the records. you're watching dw news updates. we have an interview with the maybe is president non go look. i'm terry martin. thanks for watching the how to kick in the south china sea wash. sorry to hear what this is supposed to mean. the front of the house of a global company. after decades of chinese extension is in the nation is resisting with us in the course of a powerful ally in china on september 20th. 2 today no, i'm just trying to have a site just to make the right decision. dw news on instagram.

there were also fires, a presence in the washington state boxes as well. i'm told but they didn't quite function or protect the ballots as they thought they would really tricky. here, a lot of logistics that officials are having to figure out. meanwhile, law enforcement is working on finding who did this leave it's. all connected. that's the vehicle you see there a dark volvo s60, 82,001 to 2004. they say there's a lot of work there, extra work as election day approaches, boris and brianna and how can people check to see if their ballot was affected? yeah, there may be people really wondering about that now, especially in oregon and washington states where we know that it's primarily vote by mail. everyone is mailed a ballot at home. the vast majority of people mail them in or drop them off in ballot drop boxes so they're telling people for watching shimon state go to vote.gov for oregon. oregon votes.org slash my vote to track the status of your ballot as so you can see whether it's been processed, whether it's been counted because there are only less tha

thanks to a safety crisis, delays to aircraft programmes and a damaging walkout by workers in its washington state 6—week—old strikers paralyse production of the bestselling 737 as well as the triple seven and the 767 freighter.- and the 767 freighter. their finances were _ and the 767 freighter. their finances were quite - and the 767 freighter. their i finances were quite precarious leading up to this strike with about $45 billion in net debt and now the strike has halted their biggest single revenue stream by a wind margin, the 737 production programme. imark 737 production programme. work is seen at a _ 737 production programme. work is seen at a rally _ 737 production programme. work is seen at a rally last _ 737 production programme. work is seen at a rally last week- is seen at a rally last week have been dividing a 40% pay increase over four years as well as return of traditional pension plans abolished a decade ago. but here is what is on offer — a pay rise of 35% overfour on offer — a pay rise of 35% over four years, on offer — a pay rise of 35% overfour years, a one—time bonus of $7,000

to a safety crisis, delays to aircraft programmes and a damaging walk out by workers in its washington statehe six—week—old strike has paralysed production of the bestselling 737, as well as the 777 and the 767 freighter. workers, seen here at a rally last week, have been demanding a 40% pay increase over four years, as well as the return of traditional pension plans, abolished a decade ago. and here is what is on offer. a pay rise of 35% over four years, a one—time bonus of $7,000. and improvements to retirement packages but no return to traditional pensions. analysts expect a close—run vote. these workers picketing outside the 737 plant felt more concessions were needed. it's not what we asked for. and i feel like the contract, it will not push the company forward. i think if they came with that at the beginning, there never would have been a strike. but they are going to have to do better. i think they are close. boeing is also under intense scrutiny from regulators over safety, following this incident injanuary when an unused door fell off a brand—new plane shortly after take—off. it's n

to a safety crisis, delays to aircraft programmes and a damaging walkout by workers and its washington statee has paralysed production of the bestselling 737 as well as to 777 and the 767 freighter. their finances were quite precarious leading up to this strike with about $115 billion in net debt and now, of course, the strike has, well, halted their biggest single revenue stream by a wide margin, the 737 max programme. senior�*s at a rally last week had been demanding a 40% pay increase over four years as well as the return of traditional pension plans abolished a decade ago. here is what's on offer — a pay rise of 35% over four years, a one—time bonus of $7,000 and improvements to retirement packages but no return to traditional pensions. analysts expect a close run—vote. these workers picketing outside the 737 felt more concessions were needed. it's not we asked for. and i feel like the contract, it's not going to push the company forward. i have seen the new contract, it's looking better but it's not quite there. i think if they came - with that in the beginning, there never wouldl have

washington state, democratic line, george, hello. the republicans continually talk about irregularities in the 2020 election. it's almost four years and not one of them has any proof, proof . i'm tired of it. host: ok. gloria, texas, independent line. caller: yes, hello. first of all, i would like to say that i grew up as a democrat. i grew up during the clinton era. i never thought that i would be anything other than a democrat, just because, you know, middle-class, someone who, who, you know, born to immigrant parents, you know, but really devastate -- impacted by the policies put in place back then. you know? then you had the president and, you know, trump. like i said, i never thought i would be anything other than a democrat. but recently i've just been so astonished at, you know, i'm trying to know a little bit more about, you know, kamala harris, but you know, you know, it, it, it's not just until recently that she has started to come out more and more. so, i found myself having to really look into, you know, what the policies

you could end up like a woman and washington state in the u. s. who is confronted with a plague, a rack, who is this video shared by local police shows nearly a 100 of the hungry critters on the woman's yard. eagerly waiting to be fed. the ma'am alien invasion, forced her to flee her home and call for help. she told responding officer she'd been feeding the records for 35 years, but that their numbers had exploded and recently looks like and authorities are telling people, again, not affiliated directions. so that's all we've got time for thanks for watching cuba here on dw the how to kick in the south china sea. why ships are here? what this is supposed to mean? the hearts of the global companies off to decades of chinese extension is in the nation is resisting with us in the course of a powerful incentive on september 20. 2

washington state is the other one we are watching. between the democratic attorney general bob ferguson and republican former congressman dave reichert. i think those two are at safe bets at this point. democrats have the best opportunity in new hampshire to pick up a seat to move from a 24 republicans to 22 democrats. host: the board now if you are looking for a visual on how gubernatorial, house, and senate and the presidential battlegrounds are shaping up. jessica taylor with us this morning. ronald in illinois, a democrat is up first. good morning. caller: i believe it is inevitable that donald trump, macca, and that gop during the election, there will be a petition through certain states or through senate and congress to succeed -- secede from the united states. secession is almost inevitable. host we are back in 1860 territory now? caller: yes. we are. in 1861 of the reasons for civil rights were states rights on slavery. now we have states rights on abortion and other things. it is the state that is willing and waiting to seced

burning cars are alive, and they are recovering after a pair of amazing roadside rescues in washington state, police desperately work to free a man before his car became fully engulfed. bystanders, even helped by gathering fire extinguishers, snuffing out the flames just in time.nd then in michigan, crews smashed the windshield of a rolled over car so that a woman inside could stick her leg out. that was just far enough. the officer was able to drag her out of there just seconds before the car exploded in flames. >> a florida surfer is recovering after a huge shark chomped down on both of his feet. cole tashman says he was left with wounds that needed a pair of surgeries and 93 stitches. but get this this is the second time tashman has been bitten. ten years ago, a small shark left a gash that needed a mere 12 stitches. >> first time is going to be really spooky, so i'm going to wait for some super clear water and a place i know there's no sharks. >> he's going back in the water. >> yeah, i mean, he's been bitten twice now. studies show the chances of being bitten by a shark once are roughly

washington. that is what i intend to do in the united states senate with hard decisions. talking about abortion. talking about climate change. talking about the topics that usually my party doesn't have great answers to so far. i want to bring my scientific mind to politics and be a bipartisan group that is proud to be americans. ms. laven: thank you both very much. we are nearing the end of our time. each candidate will now have 90 seconds for their closing statement. according to that coin flip done before we begin, senator cantwell, we start with you. sen. cantwell: i'm asking for your support in the race for the united states senate. as i said earlier, i didn't go to washington to argue with people or get on cable tv. i went there to get things done. we have been able to do things that are lowering costs and increasing wages. we have an opportunity to grow the middle-class. to make our country the land of upward mobility. this is so important to us. we need to invest in skilling and training people in apprenticeships. we need to invest in our community colleges to hel

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hospitalized, and the outbreak has widened to include three new states: michigan, new mexico, and washington statelihy is the state epidemiologist in colorado, where the most people were sickened. >> be on the lookout for symptoms, and if you develop symptoms to reach out to your health care provider. >> reporter: mcdonald's announced late today they will stop sourcing onions from taylor farms' colorado facility indefinitely. the fast food chain previously announced they'd stopped serving quarter pounders at 20% of their nearly 14,000 u.s. locations. taylor farms, a supplier to mcdonald's, has also voluntarily recalled some of its yellow onions. the company told cbs news, "our priority remains the health and safety of our consumers. we continue to work with cdc and fda." bill marler represents two people who say they were hospitalized with e. coli poisoning after recently eating at mcdonald's. >> i do expect this outbreak to grow. i would expect the numbers to continue to go up as public health reports more illnesses across the country. >> reporter: mcdonald's issued a new statement tonight saying

but now, i live in washington state and it is wonderful to be in a place where democrats dominate. i think my representative is pramila jayapal. they are down like four flats. this is heaven to meet up here. i'm loving it. host: robert in clearwater, florida on the republican line. good morning. caller: good morning to you and thank you for taking my call. i think people are making a big mistake, voting for kamala. the inflation is killing us. people are coming in from the border and they have criminal records. they are fighting in chicago and stuff and things are terrible. you have to be out of your mind vote for her. she's done nothing to stop the border. as far as the democrats, they have to make a change. i'm telling you, if you vote for her and she gets elected, it might be the end of the world. that's all i have to say. thank you very much. host: peggy in jackson, tennessee, on the line for independents. good morning. caller: i would not vote for kamala, kamala, i can't say her name. she's going to destroy our country. because she is letting all those people over here, spendi

operation has already begun, with a landing, it might seem that even more so, this was confirmed in washington, stating that the actions of the israeli ... military will be limited in time in the operational area, although the official confirmation of the start of a limited ground operation in lebanon, the army did so only in the dead of night, just as the first units of israeli special forces armored vehicles began operating near the border, but already on the lebanese side. in accordance with the decision of the political echelon, several hours ago, the idf began limited, localized targeted ground raids based on precise intelligence information against hezbollah terrorist targets and infrastructure in southern lebanon. these targets are located in villages close to the border and represent directly. i am speaking here to the reservists and regular troops. whatever needs to be done, we will do. our goal is to return the inhabitants of the north to their homes. the ground operation, according to the general staff's plan , should first of all stop the daily shelling of the israeli north by hizvala missi

his name has not been released tonight, but authorities say he is a 30 year old man from washington statehe former tropicana hotel, which sits at the site of the plans a's ballpark in las vegas, is hours away from demolition. the towers of the iconic las vegas casino hotel are set to be imploded at 230 tomorrow morning. the tropicana has been on the vegas strip for nearly seven decades. its things, if things rather go as planned, it's expected to take just about 22 seconds to bring both towers down. a demolition crew will use dynamite and fast acting copper charges to turn them into rubble over five miles per second. >> it's fast to use an overused analogy, if you have a soft stick of butter and you push a knife through it, it doesn't melt the butter, it doesn't vaporize it. it just shoves it sideways. that's what the copper does. >> after the towers are brought down, crews will begin to clear the site for the planned $1.5 billion a's ballpark. if approved by the las vegas stadium authority, construction would start next year, with completion slated for 2028. they're on to seattle next at

a few hours later, though, in washington state a similar incident with a drop box, only this time thent did not work. hundreds of ballots there were destroyed. >>> and it was the capstone tour rally filled with inflammatory remarks. former president trump used his appearance at a packed madison square garden to double down on his message that democrats are the enemy within. >> when i say "the enemy from within" the other side goes crazy, becomes a whole, oh, how can he say. they've done very bad things to this country. they are indeed the enemy from within. >> it was a message his running mate, j.d. vance, also defended and amplified over the weekend. >> what he said and i do agree with this, what he said is that the biggest threat we have in our country it's not a foreign adversary because we can handle these guys. we can handle foreign conflicts. we can't handle, look, under nancy pelosi's long life in public leadership the united states has gone from the preeminent industrial power of the world to second next to china. that fundamentally belongs on nancy pelosi's shoulders. >> nbc'

a small washington state county has correctly predicted the last 11 presidents.will their perfect streak continue 16 days from now? pamela blakeman is the republican party chair, she joins us now. great to see you. this is a really impressive feat by your county. and, mean, it's the past 11 elections which is almost 50 years which is almost as long as joe biden has been in the white house fixing america -- or many in washington trying to fix the country. this is very impressive. [laughter] >> well, we're impressivive. [laughter] charlie: very nice. so who's going to win this time? >> it's going to be donald trump. i mean, i am excited by what i see on the ground, and if i -- and just the understanding of why people are engaged this tame around -- this time around, it's donald trump. charlie: do you see any of your neighbors who are, who tend to be more democratic or have voted 'em the accurate in the past who are -- democrat in the past who are open to donald trump? >> both my neighbors are both strong democrats, and i think that's one of the things that's unique

. >> also tragedy in washington state. a shooting leaves five people dead, including three children, all found inside their home. what we know about the person in custody tonight the city hall insiders spend record high budgets. but our problems get worse. they say this is the best that we can do. they blame the system, but they built the system. i have a plan to change it. with accountability and rooting out corruption, we can tackle our housing and drug crisis, clear the tent encampments and bring our businesses back. are you ready to stop settling and start demanding more? join me in changing city hall. show. the election is a toss up. our political reporter, greg lee is tracking the campaigns who are out there on their swing state blitz. >> former president trump made three stops in north carolina, including a tour of damage from hurricane helene. while vice president harris is trying to win over moderates in the midwest. harris visited three swing states pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin with former wyoming congres

that's why on the only candidate on this stage that has the endorsement of washington states oldest policeization. they saw i was listening and fighting for them. i'm endorsed by independent and republican sheriff's. i'm proud of my work to support our capacity as a country that can defend itself and secure its borders. >> thank you. mr. kent, you have expressed opposition to u.s. involvement in ukraine. how do you address concerns that russia's actions in ukraine may violate international norms and fears that president putin's actions could extend beyond ukraine, with risks to broader europe security? mr. kent: that's a great question, but let me address what my opponent talked about. the only vote she took in congress was to leave the biden harris border wide open. we see a massive uptick in fentanyl in this district. we recently had a toddler killed in vancouver via fentanyl overdose. overdoses are up 21% according to the colombian. i've been on ridealongs for about the entire district and they will all tell you, fentanyl is coming from the wide open southern border. i put boots on the

. >>> police say the man suspected of setting fires in ballot drop boxes in oregon and washington state has metal working experience and may be planning more attacks. they also say the incendiary devices were marked with the word "free gaza." a law enforcement member says it's not clear if the suspect is actually a pro-palestinian sympathizer or someone stoking controversy. hundreds of ballots in the washington box were damaged or destroyed. police are searching for the male suspect who was caught on video driving a dark colored volvo sedan. >>> watch cbs news on election night for real-time results, analysis, and exclusive polling. coverage begins at 4:00 p.m. eastern on our cbs news 24/7 streaming channel and 7:00 p.m. eastern on the cbs television network. [ cheers ] >>> start the party, los angeles! your dodgers have won the world series! >> what a game. the los angeles dodgers are world series champs for the second time in five seasons. the dodgers came back from a 5-0 deficit last night with the help of some defensive mistakes by the yankees to win 7-6. the dodgers scored five une

candidate working on my dissertation at washington state university, which is in pullman, washington. and i saw an advert for a position a summer internship with the johnson space center oral history project and i had previously done a number of oral history interviews for my master's thesis. and i thought, well, that sounds kind of cool. nasa's pretty cool. i'll put in for it. i ended up getting the job, and i remember actually driving into houston that day and thinking, i think i made a huge mistake where i was living. pullman washington is is near the lentil capital of the world. that gives you an indication of the type of community i was living in. i drove into houston and saw all the plans. you know, this this very urban community. it took us about an hour from the time we actually landed or drove into houston and got to where i was staying. i just was amazed by how large the city was really, and then how far i had to drive from where i had decided to stay that summer into the johnson space center. so but it was a lot of fun. people in the johnson space that are great. they're ve

washington state pushing up to was purchased columbia tons this night of the high ground. quite a bit of smoke coming in across cascades over the next couple of days. actually as i system makes its way by the east was but you come back in land. well sunshine, kansas, 620 i celsius, hot and dry for the most part. still some bright warm sunshine that dallas at around $31.00 degrees right across the south. then. yes, sunshine across the east, the side of the caravan, but a rash or shower is coming through here. some shy was too, but his spaniel laughed at southern cuba in particular. i know such as this, i'm sure i was in to jamaica, which is whether will be across the western side of the carrier being just pushing across and through central america to some or all the heavy rain coming into southern areas of mexico. but really big down poles? correct. you the how could, over 2000 people simply disappear, the babies were taken in the middle of the night without the parent's consent is the subject to your old mystery. to hans some human night. jewish families in israel. this wasn't an acci

local election officials reported stepping up safety measures since 2020, from armed security in washington stateactive shooter training in arizona, to reenforced barriers outside facilities in pennsylvania. >> it's unfortunate that we're spending so many resources, time, emotions, thought on this, but we have to do it. there's no way around it in this election. >> reporter: it comes after years of attacks on the democratic process, stemming from former president trump's election fraud lies, and now nearly 40% of election workers say they're facing abuse and harassment. the fbi recently said it's investigating threatening mail sent to officials in multiple states after last year's interception of letters containing suspicious powders, include o including one that tested positive for fentanyl. some say they're not deterred but determined. >> it is the frontline in preserving our democracy. and to me, you can't find more impactful work than this. >> reporter: hallie jackson, nbc news, durham, north carolina. >>> the justice department has launched a review of the 1921 tulsa race massacre. it is the

hundreds of ballots destroyed in washington state and oregon after ballot boxes were set on fire. now both states working together to track down those responsible. >> we don't know the motive behind the acts. acts like this are tarrgeted and intentional. woo are dedicated to stop this behavior. >> we're working with our partners and sharing information with federal law enforcement partners in hopes of bringing this to a successful conclusion. >> todd: the two are expected to be connected to a third also in washington. in nevada, state supreme court will allow mail-in ballot without postmark to be received and counted up to three days after election day. court saying if a voter properly and timely cast vote by mailing before or on day of election and through post office omission, it would go against public property to not count it. >> carley: responding to democrats who compared his event at madison square garden to a nazi rally. >> i had a tough father, never use the word nazi issue never use that word or don't use the word hitler. then i understood it and they use it freely, he's