what's for dinner at southern west virginia eastern kentuckyl some counties import west virginia as well. what we call appalachian coal coal country. persistent poverty is heavily centered in those areas within appalachia what are some other things this map tells us as well that we can just touch on. yes, right here. >> the fort on the mississippi river this is something we talked about when we discuss the black belt you can see here also the mississippi river valley. this map is demonstrating structural inequality structural poverty and historically aligned with agriculture and the slave system in the united states and other map i know china before this is a map of excess mortality rates. really what we see as you can lay this map directly over the when we were looking out poverty as well. we are getting into understanding where the structuresss lie. for the social issues are occurring with excess mortality i will add one little caveat. the little dated based on 2010 census data or other data from 2010 and with the other uncoveredce skewed some of the recent maps with this. i have to le

going to charleston west virginia. i mean, you have big labor leaders that are there like mother jones, you know, kind of the famed co-creator of the international workers of the world is there. and she's saying that, you know, there is a brighter future on the horizon. a new day right is coming right. and, you know, but they're certainly being resisted at this time. but certainly the enthusiasm is there that is going to to spur this into an even more large scale of violence is going to be the death of sid hatfield. right. so sid hatfield is put on on trial initially for the murder of one of the the feltz brothers. he is acquitted in the courtroom is there's big cheering on one side from the miners side right. and then there's boos and there's hisses from the other side is the pro felt side? certainly the felt was using some of that, you know, propaganda into that they were pushing or the coal bosses were pushing. right. you know, on the stand and certainly in the courtroom to try to smear sid hatfield right. but after

they even have, and you can look at the governor of west virginia, the previous governor of west virginia, not the current governor, who's doing an excellent job, but the governor before. he said the baby will be born and we will decide what to do with the baby. in other words, we'll execute the baby. and that's why i did that, because that predominates. because they're radical. the democrats are radical in that. and her vice presidential pick, which i think was a horrible pick, by the way, for our country because he is really out of it. but her vice presidential pick says abortion in the ninth month is absolutely fine. he also says execution after birth, it's execution, no longer abortion, because the baby is born, is okay.

in west virginia, politics is not usually talked about much. there, the vast majority had already decided on their choice a long time ago. however, this year, enjoying the last warm days, the only thing heard on the street is the presidential election and the replacement of kameloya. she will attract a large number of women's votes, minorities will vote for her, but she has no track record, it is not clear why they should vote for her. west virginia is already a traditionally republican state, and its residents have consistently supported donald trump over the past few years, but this year voters here are a little worried. all of this makes me nervous because i'm a trump supporter, i think this year everyone who... senator djomanchyn, which became independent at the beginning of the year. he played a key role in passing major legislation for the administration of democrat biden. manchen is retiring this year, likely to be replaced by the state's governor, republican jim justice, which could change the balance in the divided u.s. senate. we mine

pretty much all of west virginia is rural. we, um, i want to talk about so our students i believe reflect the political climate of the state. that instead of being a conflict i think we've all worked to try to get past the memes and the sound bytes and get to a place of rolling up our sleeves together to look at our common problems. because once -- we had a wonderful professional development session years ago and she said that can you figure this out is the mating call of the brain. so once you have a problem and you look at the data for it, look how much we're spending on electricity on our campus. suddenly solutions begin to pop up. a little bit more framing about the campus. we have inactive minds underneath the campus. there are some pillars of support and then active mining adjacent to the campus. i believe that's still active. it was a year ago. i recently retired as a chemistry professor. i loved the anderson's law idea. and at the same time we have solar panels. a small array but it's a demonstration. it's on a steep s

national election confidence can be approved by doing what west virginia has done. clean voter registration lists. we remove 400,000 names and put on 350,000 live voters. implement voter id. cross-referenced citizen data with dmd. improved reasons for voter absentee. look for and pursue election fraud. west virginia has pioneered see something tech something making every citizen with an iphone an extension of our investigation team geared we don't vote by mail, we don't use drop boxes and we don't use both outside of the law and we don't harvest ballots illegally. simply put we obey election laws when one state does not obey its election laws other states have standing to bring suit and bring about only legal ballots by legal voters. what happens in one state affects all states when they are sent to the electoral college. meanwhile, west virginia has : president biden to recall and i've repeatedly called for repeal of the nvr a. more common sense. disallow election related messaging by social media and when their algorithms favor one candidate over another that shou

think about when you vote in west virginia. my guess is you don't show up with proof of your citizenship. you are on the voter rolls in west virginia u can't get on unless you are a citizen and eligible to vote. your proof of identity maybe it's your utility bill, driver's license. those things don't say you are a citizen. the only two documents you can have that say are you a citizen is either a passport or an original copy of your birth certificate, certified by the hospital you were born. if you are not a person who has needs to travel all the time, you're not going to have a passport. for a lot of folks, i wonder myself, could i find my birth certificate. an original copy signed off by the hospital. could i find that quickly? i probably have to call my parents up and see if they know where that is. that creates a situation where now a whole bunch of folks who aren't undocumented but just a whole bunch of folks who don't have access to that information. now end up not being able to vote. this isn't about preventing undocumen

you might ask yourself, west virginia isn't a border state, so why do west virginians care about thes at the southern border? west virginians care about this because it impacts directly into our state and into and beyond other bothered states. under the biden-harris administration, every state is a border state. let's take the opioid epidemic crisis as an example. deadly drugs continue to flow across our southern border, making their way into our communities. the overdose crisis has taken thousands of lives of sons and daughters, mothers and fathers, and as someone who represents a state that is one of the hardest-hit states, i have begged -- begged the biden-harris administration to do something different, or better yet, just do something to stop this. but they have proven from day one that they have no genuine interest in closing our southern border or closing down the trafficking of all of the drugs. when you have all these people -- you have to devote your manpower to the people that are coming across and the drugs slip in. crime up up -- came up. they are alarmed. democrats have

you mentioned the importance of west virginia versus epa.ut there's a limit to what courts can do, right? like, i remember sometime in the late 1990's, richard epstein, my old law professor, was excited about the court's lopez decision on the commerce power and he wrote something to the effect of we got justice thomas and just four more justices to go and we can, you know, repeal the new deal. but it does not really work that way, right? five votes can't, you cannot do anything and everything with five votes. at a certain point, the court runs up against its limbs. the executive branch has the guns, the congress has the money, and the court has moral authority. as important as these decisions have been, and you know, they have the major questions doctrine has stopped a few administrative state abuses. but what do you see as the role of congress in reining in bureaucratic power? vivek: i see the role of congress as important but i am not optimistic about it happening. that administrators state was the alibi for congress. this is that exactly

star city, west virginia has just 1,800 residents, only one stoplight.ing was a tough pill to swallow for the entire community. andrea canning: police officer jessica colebank caught the skylar neese case. jessica colebank: first impression was, it could be a runaway. there are kids that run away all the time. andrea canning: it wasn't long before officer colebank got the video from the security cameras at the neese's building. skylar's friend, shelia eddy, had said skylar was home around midnight. so what was this car doing pulling up around 12:30 am? who was in it? dave neese watched horrified as there on the tape, out walked skylar. dave neese: she slowly walked down to a car that was sitting there waiting on her, and she got in the back seat-- i could tell that-- and she drove away. andrea canning: police couldn't quite make out a license plate or tell the make or model. skylar's mom, mary, had a theory. mary neese: she made it home. snuck back in the window. then, a second person or persons had parked behind the building, and she snuck out a second

we are 90% of our students are from west virginia. two-thirds of them are from the seven county region right around fairmont state and so they are community members. they are the community. 40% are how recipients, , about 40% are first-generation, and 90% our world. so pretty much all of west virginia is rural. -- pedro conceicao recipients. i want to talk about sources i believe reflect the political climate of the state -- pell recipients. that time instead of being a conflict i think we've all worked to try to get past the means and the soundbites and get to a place of rolling up asleep together to look at our common problems. because we had a wonderful professional development session by rita smokescreen is going she said can you figure this out is the mating call of the rain. so once you have a problem and you look at the data for it, though, which were spending on electricity on our campus. suddenly solutions begin to pop up. so a little bit more framing about the campus. we have an active mind underneath the campus. there are s

in west virginia we have what we call the national operation threat center, the public intake line for anybody reporting a complaint, a tip, a lead to the fbi across everything that we do, and i'll tell you, we're getting on average about 4 it,calls or e-mails like that per day. it's quite a lot to go through. and in fact, just this morning, when we held-- we hold a morning briefing each morning where we go around through all of our divisions and again, you know, learn about what's going on across the bureau and how we can help and our-- ed center in west virginia who hosts the call line told us that they hit a record level, it was over 7,000 calls and tips and e-mails that they received yesterday. so, we only have so many personnel, human beings that are applied to that, so, you know, we're leveraging technology in ai to help triage and prioritize those incoming complaints so that nothing is missed, especially those that go toward preventing physical harm. think about things like preventing active shooter situations and other forms of physical threats and violence. and these things, a

. >>> the remnants are dumping rain on already saturated ground in virginia as well as west virginia where flood watches are in place. brittany bell joins us now. tell us what you know about that and also a new disturbance that's heading for the gulf of mexico. >> reporter: yeah, linsey. we still have two months left of hurricane season so we cannot let our guard down, first, i want to start talking about helene's remnants that still are dumping rain across portions of west virginia and virginia that recently received 2 to 6 inches of rain prompting a flood watch. those showers will stretch eefrb the overnight hours, getting showers all day monday. through tuesday, rainfall totals could range between 2 to 3 inches in these areas. and richmond could get closer to 3 to 5 inches of rain. now, let's talk about the next tropical threat. that is forming in the caribbean sea. that will eventually move to the gulf of mexico later this week. at that time, it could become a tropical depression or a tropical storm. possibly making landfall next weekend so everyone along the gulf coast needs to

cast an — from west virginia, who himself cast an image of someone who was quite — cast an image ofal connection to say, i am not necessarily a feature of my party. _ am not necessarily a feature of my party. i— am not necessarily a feature of my party, i am from this town, from _ my party, i am from this town, from this— my party, i am from this town, from this place. but there is something else which i think is important to bear in mind, and ithink— important to bear in mind, and ithinkthat— important to bear in mind, and ithink that is important to bear in mind, and i think that is the issue of motivation. right now, what you have _ motivation. right now, what you have and — motivation. right now, what you have and what is not being fully— have and what is not being fully captured in the polling is the — fully captured in the polling is the fact that democrats are motivated in even the fact that the race — motivated in even the fact that the race is— motivated in even the fact that the race is so close will drive more — the race is so close will drive more democrats to get out so

we'll win west virginia. jim justice is the next senator from west virginia. that's one.s a 50 r50 senate. in montana tim sheehy is leading john tester by three to six points. a very good chance to win that senate seat in montana. in ohio moreno a republican state. every statewide official in ohio is a republican now except brown the democrat senator. moreno has a good shot to win ohio. you talked about pennsylvania and dave mccormick. a graduate of west point, 82nd airborne. iraq war veteran, businessman. no wonder he is tied at 46/46. outstanding candidate. something about pennsylvania, if you look back in 2020 and 2016, at this same time president trump was in the polls showing behind four to five points. right now the polls in pennsylvania are showing it's a tied race. he is running four to five points better according to the polling than he did in either 16 or 20. he won pennsylvania in 16. he lost it by the narrowest amount in 20. president trump is in a strong position to win pennsylvania but that's why you see the democrats pouring so much money and effort into pe

republicans, a foregone conclusion they will win west virginia, with jim justice.yy leads tester in montana. right there republican senate. it is ironic that democrats who fashion themselves as the party that wants to protect democracy and uphold our institutions with quick to eliminate one of them, the filibuster. to get consensus in the united states senate. i would be curious what else she would blow up the filibuster for. green new deal, amnesty, making wards a state, eliminating the electoral college and swing state democrats who may be up in 2026 feel about that? >> dana: i would love to know that, too. maybe we'll find out from the interview she is doing with stephanie rule tonight. i kid. that won't happen. we want to show you a poll question. amongst voters in arizona, georgia, nevada, pennsylvania, wisconsin the big swing states who would be better able to defend u.s. interests? trump wins 56-44. the "new york post" cover, the mess they've left. talking a lot about foreign policy this week not just because the u.n. is in town in new york but because there

the states with the best tippers are delaware, west virginia, indiana, new hampshire, and kentucky. shocked. >> you are shocked. >> yes, i am shocked. oh, i mean, i wasn't i mean, i haven't spent a lot of time in west virginia or kentucky, but i wise choices. >> ouch. sorry. >> sorry to all the people from kentucky that are watching right now, >> my grandfather's from kentucky. spencer. >> oh, really? well, he was the exception. no. yeah. >> no, i just thought i would angus james. >> anyway. i would have thought with all the tech money and the tech bros and everybody, like, you know what? >> we'd be leaving. >> i think ama has the answer. i was thinking the vast majority of the people are everyday people, and if they can barely afford to live here, how are you going to tip well? see we were on the same wavelength. i knew what you were thinking. >> yeah. no, i wasn't surprised. >> yeah. and also, a lot of our cities tack on, like, extra fees already. service fees. and then you just kind of figure, oh my gosh, i'm already paying $30 more than the entree. yeah, totally. >> all right, w

, the previous governor of west virginia, not the current governor is doing an excellent job, but the governor before he said the baby will be born and we will decide what to do with the baby, in other words will execute the baby, and that's why i did that, because that predominates, because they're radical, the democrats are radical in that, and her vice presidential pick, which i think is horrible pick by the way for our country, because he is really out of it, but her vice... presidential pick says abortion in the ninth month is absolutely fine, he also says execution after birth, it's execution, no longer abortion because the baby is born is okay, and that's not okay with me, hence the vote, but what i did is something for 52 years they've been trying to get roe v way into the states and through the uh genius and and heart and strength of six supreme court justices, we were able to do that, now i believe in the exceptions for rape, incest and life of the mother, i believe strongly in it, ronald reagan did also, 85% of republicans do exceptions, very important, but we were able to

host: sally is next in charleston, west virginia. caller: good morning. thank you so much for this important segment. i am a renter and our rent consistently continues to go up and up. but also i want to particularly point out that my sister, who lives in tennessee, outside of nashville, had to move outside of nashville and is disabled is facing incredible increases. she has tried to find affordable housing -- excuse me. i get very nervous. host: you are doing great. she's trying to find affordable housing. caller: yes. affordable housing. and they will not rent to somebody, she's disabled, on a fixed income. they will not rent to anybody who doesn't have an income coming in that exceeds the fixed income she has. so she is in a really tough spot right now. host: all right. let's have our guest respond. guest: it's a challenge that she and many others, unfortunately, are pace facing throughout the country. -- are facing throughout the country. people with disabilities or seniors have extremely limited fixed incomes. talking about for a single senior or per

here's bradley, west virginia, good morning. caller: good morning, good morning.hat gentleman from texas needs to go to kindergarten again. he's completely lost as to what causes this stuff. last tuesday was my birthday. i had been a democrat since i was 18. i went to the courthouse me and my wife and we changed our politics a republican. i was going to go independent, but with all of this garbage, like the guy is talking out of texas, it shoved me over to file and be a republican. and you know, all of this stuff going on that they are pushing, they are creating all this stuff. the guy needs to straighten up. the hillbilly guy four or five callers ago, he hit the nail on the head. for instance, i'm sure that harris would not go into a dressing room on trump and him and that changing room trying clothes on, screaming and hollering that the lady got raped, probably it's the other way around. host: here's frank, good morning, poughkeepsie. caller: those republicans better get on the line and start lying. first the democrats, then the independent's. when you start lyi

we have another day or so as range continue across portions of kentucky, tennessee, and west virginia. right. that's me. urologist and journalist matthew proposed you . thank you very much. thank you and that's all we have for now. we'll be back soon with more headlines. and of course you can find out more about these and other stories online at the w. com for us on youtube or the deeds of the news channel. stay with us up next for 100 years. the boss of never tedious berlin's noise was, am, has been drawing crowds of admirers. objections on her back arts unveiled looks at how the famous artifact got here, obviously, from beardsley in berlin. thanks again for watching the conflicts crises, every single connection mapped out shows the geophysical reality. the on the board is what makes things the way they are mapped out, navigating a changing world now on youtube and f, a t t, almost 50 centimeters tools, some 3400 years old. with an estimation value of 400000000 euros. the bosses on display in put in, is it an invested us that egypt i own with lots about this? i'm busted better becaus

the criminal says the changes to russians, nuclear doctrine should be seen as a warning to the west virginia. we. german defense minister bars pa story is associated warning about the dangers of russia's build up of weapons and troops in a speech to look to any as part of. and he said, rushes invasion of ukraine was only the beginning for vladimir putin. germany is planning to station a combat ready brigade in lithuania. to bolster nato's eastern flank. ukraine's presence brought him here. zalinski is due at the white house in the coming hours for talks with us president joe by the head of the meeting bite. and then as to more than $8000000000.00, a new military assistance for ukraine, including medium range blind funds. earlier this week, savanski told the un general assembly, the war would only end with victory on the battlefield. or if moscow accepts his government's peace plan, he said that a settlement with russia could be imposed without keeps input until warn dot prussia is planning to attack and cranes, nuclear facilities. i don't use my ts building has more on said ask. he's meeting

maria: joining me nows is west virginia senator shelley moore captio, the republican vice conferencemember of the senate appropriations, science, commerce, public works and rules committee. good to see you. thanks very much for being here. what is your reaction to what we've learned from the secret service? >> i think it's rather stunning. we knew from the initial reports that there were a lot of miscues and communication errors and sightings and all of this but when you see it starkly written i think you realize it wasn't just a lack of coordination, it was a total failure to execute what is an extremely important job for the secret service. what stood out to me was just the apparent lack of communication. so they asked local law enforcement, which they always do, to be in an assist and to help, yet they weren't communicating with one another because we know local law enforcement did spot him early, did spot him on the roof, and yet there was no coordination in the communication sector to be able to relay this information in a timely fashion. i mean, it really is quite stunning, hav

carroll miller of west virginia.or years the chinese communist party has been doing everything it can do to dominate the electric vehicles market. from the critical minerals needed to build e.v. batteries to the vehicles themselves. through forced labor practices, market distorting subsidies, and illegal trade mechanisms china for years has manipulated the global marketplace for electric vehicles and their components. instead of using the critical minerals in our own backyard to compete, the biden-harris administration has put an effective ban on recovering those materials and minerals in the u.s. furthering china's competitive advantage. to make matters worse, pushed by their radical environmentalist base, the harris-biden administration is now using american taxpayer dollars to further china's dominance of the e.v. market. when vice president harris casts the deciding tiebreaking vote for the inflation expansion act, she and every democrat in congress handed a massive gift to the chinese government and its cronies.

we have west virginia already there. montana, look to ohio, i would look to pennsylvania and michigan. i think we've got a real opportunity in the senate but really if you are sitting back worried about losing the other two, the senate is the place that you can keep and hold and you want to check and balance for sure. >> dana: i don't know how debate moderators are parse out the timing. israel is a possible topic. america's support for israel. here is what alexandria ocasio-cortez said about harris and what she should try to do to separate herself from biden. >> should separate herself from biden's policy on israel? >> i think that we need a new chapter when it comes to u.s. funding particularly in making sure that u.s. dollars are consistent with u.s. law, which means not allowing u.s. funding to go towards forces that are engaged in human rights violations as well as the withholding of humanitarian assistance. >> dana: how do you think she will thread the needle tonight? >> it tells you anything you need to know. the s

more heavy flooding rain for areas like the appalachians, west virginia, virginia and north carolina. an additional 2 to 4 inches on top of already 6 to 25 some of these areas have seen. a flash flood warning continues sunday afternoon. mean meantime, more excessive heat for the southwest valley. this is where we already had record highs on saturday. 115 in phoenix. more record highs likely as we move into the beginning of october. nancy? >> andrew kosak, thank you. >>> to the middle east and a stunning revelation against hezbollah. tonight israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said his country had, quote, settled the score with the killing of the group's long-time leader. netanyahu called it a historic turning point. but iran's supreme leader vowed the death will not go unavenged. in beirut with the latest. >> reporter: good evening. well, israeli air strikes continue to devastate neighborhoods across beirut tonight, just hours after hezbollah confirmed its long-time leader had been killed in friday's massive israeli strike. a stunning escalation now fuelling fears of an all-out

and by the way, now in west virginia we have democratic job mansion.zona's liberal senator christensen about. they are even sounding the alarm over the vice president, in her latest plan to abolish the filibuster. take a listen. >> i have been very clear thank we should eliminate the filibuster for row, and get us to the point where we have 51 votes would be what we need to actually put back in to lot the protections for reproductive freedom. 's. >> sean: now they told fake new cnn quote shame on her. she knows the filibuster is the holy grail of democracy. no the senator from west virginia just announced that khaki cannot in good conscience endorse kamala harris. about of them who blasted harris or not running for reelection. they have no political motivations. they are just warning you, in every american about the dire consequences of the harris presidency. again, she is not saying this really publicly too loudly. the problem with kamala harris is not only that she is flipping, flopping into flailing through unnamed campaign aides. but it is that her

manchin is a really good bell berth for our politics because -- bellwether because he is this west virginiaocrat from a red state. he does not really recognize the democratic party as his own party. he was that fundamental, you know, last vote for the bipartisan infrastructure bill, but i think it's noteworthy that he is not endorsing kamala harris because when you think back to that vote, kamala harris was the tie breaker, and she was bullying and pressuring joe manchin, even going as far as to go on a west virginia tv station and prod him there and go behind his back. i don't think joe manchin endorses her idea for the radical transformation of this country. maria: so you think it's real important that manchin is not endorsing her. >> yes, absolutely. i mean, i do -- he's a moderate, and he doesn't, he doesn't agree with this democratic party. maria: no, he doesn't. well, and he's no longer a democrat. he left the party. we are just getting started this morning. quick break, and then more disturbing abuse allegations against rapper sean "diddy" combs. but first, a look at president trump

host: bob in west virginia, next up. caller: good morning, thank you c-span. i'm on vacation down here and what a vacation in eastern tennessee. my concern is this is not a political thing with all of these disasters that is going on down here. from florida all the way up to, you know, x amount of states. i do not think that congress should be out now because of the politics and everything coming up. this is an american issue. this is a human life issue. and i think that they should be calling an emergency session and get back there to d.c. and take care of business. because i'm going to tell you, if you are suffering and a lot of people's livelihoods and lives are destroyed. we lost several people during this disaster and this is an american issue. this is not a political issue. people's lives are important. their livelihoods are important. winter is coming on and it is going to be years an years in the -- and years in the making for some areas to get back on their feet and they need to get off their butts. host: bobby, thank you. host: i think a lot of peopl

they even have an you can look at the governor of west virginia the previous governor of west virginia, not the current governor who is doing an excellent job at the governor before, he said the baby will be born and we will decide what to do with the baby in other words we will execute the baby. >> there is no state in this country where it is legal to kill a baby after it is born. >> imagine in that moment the panic workings of the mind of that raging racist being corrected on that debate stage last night by two black women. the racism that donald trump grew up with told him, promised him that kind of thing could never happen to him. donald trump's niece, mary trump, will join us next to consider what her uncle experienced being crushed by vice president harris for an hour and a half on television seen around the world. clinical psychologist mary trump joins us next. trump join. ♪ upbeat music ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ok limu! you set it, and as i spike it, i'll tell them how liberty mutual customizes car insurance, so they only pay for what they need. got it? [squawks] did you get that? only pay for

the governor of west virginia, the previous governor of west virginia and not the current governor is doing an excellent job. but the governor before he said the baby will be born and we will decide what to do with the baby. in other words, will execute the baby, and that's why i did that because that predominates because they are radical. the democrats are radical in that and her vice presidential pick, which i think there's a horrible pick by the way, for our country. because he is really out of it, but her vice presidential pick says abortion in the night. spawn is absolutely fine . he also says execution after birth is execution. no longer abortion because the baby is born is ok. and that's not ok with me. hence the vote. but what i did is something for 52 years they've been trying to get roe v wade into the states and through the a genius and, and taught and strength of 6 supreme court justices. we were able to do that. now i believe in the exceptions for rape incest, and the life of the mother i believe strongly under ronald reagan did also 85 percent of republicans. 2 exception

they even have, you can look at the governor of west virginia, the previous governor of west virginia, not the current governor. doing an excellent job. but the governor before. he said the baby will be born and we will decide what to do with the baby. in other words we will execute the baby. >> there is no state in this country where it is legal to kill a baby after it is born. i want to get your response to president trump. >> imagine in that moment the panicked workings of the mind of that raging racist being corrected on the debate stage last night by two black women. the racism that donald trump grew up with, told him, promised him, that that kind of thing could never happen to him. donald trump's niece, mary trump, will join us next to consider what her uncle experienced in being crushed by vice president kamala harris for an hour and a half on television seen around the world. clinical psychologist mary trump joins us next. next. cancelled plans? the worry? that was then. and look at me now. you'll never truly forget migraine. but qulipta® reduces attacks, making zero-migraine

according to a new report, west virginia is the top state in the country for marriage longevity.cause most couples in west virginia share a lot in common, including dna. [ laughter ] and a little -- ♪ and a little bit -- no, no, no. and a little -- a little bit cherokee. a little bit of cherokee. just a little bit. [ laughter ] and finally, guys, it's monday. it's time for "wepost." here we go. ♪ wepost wepost ♪ >> jimmy: welcome to "wepost." this is where we, as a group, decide something that we should post on socials. i'm gonna show you five different posts. we're all gonna vote on whether you like each one or not. you all have voting clickers at your seats? yep. you can vote for all of them. you can vote for none of them, whatever you want. and we're gonna see the results live. roots, you all have your clickers? >> tariq: yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. i'm gonna post whichever one gets the most likes from all of us. because it's not a "mepost." no, no, no, no. it's a "wepost." >> jimmy: yeah. you guys ready? [ cheers ] all right, here we go. the first post is, "we finally hit that ten-

seen a significant increase in the number of women coming from neighboring states, particularly west virginia, where they have a ban into our clinics in pittsburgh and dunkin me wrong. we're happy to provide reproductive health care and all forms of health care for women who come across the governor of west virginia in the pittsburgh and western pennsylvania. but the reality is trump's abortion bans are hurting women across pennsylvania we need to codify roe and that's what kamala harris and i appreciate that you're talking about what donald trump did with roe and what he i'm not really sure entirely what he wants to do now, but the question is what her position is and what it should be and it's d the question is, do you believe? that it would be better for her or important for her to have any position that also includes limits on abortion think she'll speak for herself as to what those limits ought to be. but remember codifying roe provides some of those limits, something that millions of women and americans i think had accepted is settled law until trump's supreme court went and ripped away

today we talked the west virginia for our class this is really the beginning of a new section after midterms. this is a point we are

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is that they... support ninth month abortions, look at the governor, the previous governor of west virginia, not the current one, but the previous one, he said the baby will be born and then we'll see , what will happen to her, that is, they want to execute the child, and it's radical democrats and who she picked as vice president is terrible, terrible. terrible choice, he says that abortion in the ninth month is absolutely fine, and he also says that execution, execution is not abortion, execution after birth, it's okay, it's not okay for me, and for 52 years they want to rovi weide was in the states, and the genius and the heart and the strength of these six supreme court justices will make it possible, i support the exception for rape, incest, maternal rights, but we were able to do it, and now the states support it, and now we can say that it is the issue has been tearing our country apart for 52 years, every democrat, every lawyer, every... lycan, liberal, conservative, everybody wants this issue to go back to the states, so people can vote, look, wogayo, for example, is liberal enough

we're seeing that rain in the midatlantic from portions of pennsylvania into virginia, also west virginia. we could see pockets of heavy rain. we have flood alert, the chance for flash flooding because the ground is so, so saturated. the rivers and streams are swollen. as we go throughout tomorrow, the area of low pressure will move offshore. and then we're going watch a cold front move through. that's going to bring the chance of more showers throughout the ohio valley. and then it will make its way to the east as we go throughout the next several days after tomorrow. as we wake up this morning, flood watches through harrisonburg, charlottesburg, also some flash flooding as well where you see the red. that means flooding is happening now or is imminent. there is your chance of flash flooding throughout the day. the blue, the likeliest chance of seeing flash flooding that includes charlottesville. we'll continue to watch some heat in twist. temperatures 10 to 20 degrees above normal for this time of year. we'll look at that in just a few minutes. >> we'll see you then, thanks, michelle. >

, the previous governor of west virginia, not the current governor is doing an excellent job, but the governor before he she said, the baby will be born and we will decide what to do with a baby. >> in other words, will execute the baby. >> there is no state in this country where it is legal to kill a baby after it's born now, the second fact check was about the whole thing of people eating pets in ohio. i never thought i'd have people eating pets on my high on my 2024 debate bingo card. but here we are. but there were other more indirect fact checks which i think was a very interesting and smart way for the moderators to do you'll factors where they don't go right to the candidate, say, actually this is not true. david muir, for example, when trump refused to say that he had lost the 2020 election, then turn to vice president harris and said, okay, he still believes he did not lose the election. that was one actually by president biden and yourself. but as you noted trump's allies, trump himself, the right-wing media, they are howling over the summer even gone so far, suggesting abc

you can be pretty poor in west virginia and own your own home. the american dream is paradoxically doing better for working class in red america simply because if you define the american dream, a middle class life as having a sort home ownership component to the way that the vast majority of americans do housing blue america has just become completely. we can get into the reasons why and the solutions for that, which really i think like because they are they're all market driven. that was the that was the solution i like the vest. you ended with that one. we will definitely to that so a little bit more on this though because. i know people will say who maybe don't necessarily disagree with on on a lot of your premises is in the book but i think right some of the wages don't it doesn't it depend a little bit if we're counting like how you know the average wage of the household actually fewer people in it now so it's like the number cars owned per person in the household. i think larger the the actual again material goods in the house even for rela

views and changing the senate's filibuster power are in the spotlight after senator joe manchin of west virginia said, it's the reason he won't endorse her we're back with our political experts and alencia, let me start with you is manchin declining to endorse harris a blow to her campaign? and what do you think i don't think so. >> i'm being i'm sorry, democratic party has kind of been like did by joe manchin since he thwarted some of president biden's. as humans. and quite frankly, we do need to get rid of the filibuster to take care of some of these critical issues related to voting rights, abortion rights and look, joe manchin isn't running for reelection. he's not going to be in the senate. and i think it's unfortunate that he can't really get align, especially when you think about the fact that there are prominent republicans who are behind kamala harris's candidacy for president honestly, for me, was just sitting or management to trying to stay relevant in the news when honestly, right now, his opinion, quite frankly, doesn't matter for our jeanette as we want to move to texas, laura, let

it really have very few pickup opportunities to senate right now is 51, 49, the early west virginia almost certainly to flipped the gop, meaning republicans really need to pick up one more additional z beyond west virginia to take the majority and there's just so few pickup opportunities for democrats now you're seeing a shift. democrats are hoping for some surprises. they're trying to move money into florida and into texas. there is a ratings changes. you can see from our ratings experts thinking that texas yesterday likely republican, but maybe a little less so, but there's an, a brassica independent who's running they're still going to be difficult for the independent to win. there but it just shows you how difficult is for democrats. >> yes, very difficult and i mean, are they going to flip texas? come on now, we've be in serious i mean, i know i know the people that look at this or, you know, they they have to do there, you know, their guesses by think it's unlikely. i think that they have a very difficult road i think tester has a very difficult road. i mean, i think it is true that

there could be all they needed to pick up as one more that's right. >> if if if west virginia has gone democrats cannot lose another seat, they hold in the senate and hold the senate. that's one reason you see them now investing in texas, which is frankly kind of a longshot florida, maybe a little more realistic. rick scott has never won by very much. their abortion is on the ballot but that could be helpful to democrats. but you know, they've got some new problems through there, some concern among some democrats about maryland. larry hogan, a pretty it's a very blue state, but he's a pretty popular republican there. so democrats have a world of trouble when you look at the u.s. senate what do you i mean, i think that that's a correct landscape of the of the of the race. you have democrats on the defense and the senate so much with a lot of people have kind of given it up. i mean, they've done pretty well down valid are considering there was some pretty good feelings about their ability to hold a retain the house or take over the house. i think the open question becomes, what will happ

endorsement from a leading senate, moderate senator joe manchin, independent former democrat of west virginia first, let's go straight to cnn's david chalian, who's at the magic wall, ready to break down the latest poll, david, what are the signs for harris that are keeping her so competitive in this race? >> well, this one jumped out to me, jake, when we asked is your vote for harris or trump more about voting for your candidate of choice are voting against the opponent. kamala harris is now up to 60% of her supporters saying, no, my boat is for harris, 40% say it's against trump. when we polled this in july, was 50, 50. so among her supporters she's getting to be a real cause for them to get out and vote. now to get out and vote now donald trump is even have the greater advantage in this category, 72% say that their vote is for him only 28% say against kamala harris is, you know, being for something is quite an appealing thing for a candidate to have in politics. you mentioned the favorability ratings. you said they skyrocketed. she's still minus two, right? 48 percent unfavorable, 46% favo

and by the way, now in west virginia, we have democrate joe manchin, arizona's liberal senator krysten cinema. they are even soundingthe the alarm over the vicalare president and her latest plan to abolish the filibuster. take a listetobolishn. >> i've been very clear. v i think we should eliminateank the filibusterwe roe and and we 51ed and get us the point where we at 51 votes would be what we need to actually put back into law the protections for reproductive freedom. ow the now, manchin told a fake news cnn, quote, shame on her . she knows the filibuster is the holy grailfi of.democr now, the senator from west virginia just announce sd that e cannot in good conscience endorse kamala harris. in now, both manchin and sinem, who also blasted harris, are not running for reelection. they have no political motivations. they are jus.e not warning you d every american about the dire consequence of a of th harris presidency. again, she's not saying thise really publicly too loudly. >> the problem with kamala harris is not only that, she's flipping, floppingthrough and through unnamed campai