ok, let's go straight to| florida and our correspondent will grant.lago and clearly decisions being made behind those closed doors. definitely seems like — those closed doors. definitely seems like it. _ those closed doors. definitely seems like it. you _ those closed doors. definitely seems like it. you would - those closed doors. definitely seems like it. you would not l seems like it. you would not expect— seems like it. you would not expect anything else in the early— expect anything else in the early days after such a stunning victory, and you've just— stunning victory, and you've just been_ stunning victory, and you've just been laying out very clearly _ just been laying out very clearlyjust how certificate that — clearlyjust how certificate that victory has been. this was not a _ that victory has been. this was not a narrow scrape, not by any means _ not a narrow scrape, not by any means and — not a narrow scrape, not by any means and of course if he takes both_ means and of course if he takes both chambers of congress then went_ both chambers

pool grants, —— will grant, thank you very much. in florida.t. we will keep an eye on that and bring that to you as soon as it happens. let's go to virginia now. live now to virginia and ourreporter, rowan bridge. it is interesting, we have been in a diner here, for 2h hours, talking to voters, both democrats and republicans about the result here. how you feel about what happens depends on the prison with which you view american politics. this has been divisive. both sites or the other as a threat to the future of america. you have seen that reflected in the abuse we had this morning, talking to people over their breakfast. we spoke to one democrat who was actually at kamala harris's reality at howard university last night. he talked about how the mood shifted from excitement at the start to downright fair about the result. 0n the other side of the coin, talking to republicans this morning, much more energised, excited, about what the future might hold. what they see as a new golden age, new direction for america under donald trump when he assu

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will grant in florida. e white house. having been in virginia are also elicited talking to voters, but will, talking about the postmortem for the democrats and that's already under way. for the democrats and that's already under wa . . , for the democrats and that's already under wa . , , . for the democrats and that's already underwa . , , . under way. yes, very much so, i think in the _ under way. yes, very much so, i think in the aftermath _ under way. yes, very much so, i think in the aftermath of - under way. yes, very much so, i think in the aftermath of any i think in the aftermath of any election defeat, the victor always looks like they had the best plan in the world and that defeated party and up in what looks like a bit of a circularfiring squad and up in what looks like a bit of a circular firing squad where blame and up in what looks like a bit of a circularfiring squad where blame is cost around, and reasons were losing the election are sought. as you said earlier, part of the problem there is

let's go to florida, trump central, | go to florida, trump central, and speak to will grant. d we are starting to get to know who he will have on his team? he has announced that his chief of staff— he has announced that his chief of staff will be susie wiles, which — of staff will be susie wiles, which is _ of staff will be susie wiles, which is very, very interesting. she will be the first— interesting. she will be the first woman chief of staff in us political history. she is an extremely slick political operator, a very formidable character— operator, a very formidable character indeed. she was his cow— character indeed. she was his cow campaign manager here, based — cow campaign manager here, based in _ cow campaign manager here, based in florida mainly, and he respects— based in florida mainly, and he respects her a great deal. he has called her innovative and determined. i think that is not a huge — determined. i think that is not a huge surprise, given that she was so — a huge surprise, given that she was so successful in terms of, for example, getting rick scott to the

let's speak to our correspodent will grant in florida.sk, so take me through some of the other names being considered by donald trump. he names being considered by donald trump.— donald trump. he is in his luxury residence, - donald trump. he is in his - luxury residence, mar-a-lago, luxury residence, mar—a—lago, across the water behind me, taking meetings and phone calls from world leaders and preparing for government. you mentioned elon musk and he may well head a government department focused on efficiency and cutting out inefficiency and waste, a government department he has termed with a nod to a crypto currency he founded. a suggestion also that robert f kennedyjunior could take a top role in health care which worries his critics who see him as a dangerous anti—vaccination person, he has talked about removing fluoride from the water system which has been credited with helping the calcium intake of children in this country. a name for the secretary of state is marco rubio, important cuban—american senatorfrom florida. he is definitel

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the if i'm using the search and will grant the use, was you the more i knew refrigerators, do money was yeah. must have some issues. so usually when you close enough to when i will do something frustrated with it gave me the last shooting that the tuesday name that was full. so please, can you check this out for me? still still wouldn't know, of course take you to know don't because they've got to do the sooner the court would reference most of what i said. yeah, sure. the most script that gets you to try to do now. anyway, nobody ever saw a circle of chicken unless it was the file you would do your wife or one from the key the you back for us at the bottom left. so it's a 4 point metal for. yeah, that's close up to that e decent commitment. that's not the most important thing at the topic and what does that take about the business, the home, the door kind of like my chick fil a with indian plastic is holes a lot fall off with justin with tech savvy. owns the saw whole the this my, your real thing, district or middle hunger force because my only no tricks are doing good. yeah. well, if

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so members voted 59% in favor of this new deal, which will grant them a 38% pay raise over the next fouras well as a $12,000 bonus and new pension benefits. now it is the third deal that they've voted on after rejecting the first two. and it's slightly shy of the 40% pay raise that unions have wanted, but certainly an increase on the 35% that was orig originally offered. and the rippinepresenting u.nio endorsed the deal. it's certainly welcome news now for the embattled plane maker which has gone from crisis to crisis and will certainly be ready to get production back up and running, but it's also positive news for the workers, many of whom have suffered great financial hardship as the result of the strike. they'll be happy to get back to work, frances. >>> still to come, polls open in just a few hours, and all eyes will be on the results as they roll in. nbc's richard lui is here to break down the key brountd states to watch tonight. brount states to watch tonight. e had a. i didn't know it then, but it can progress to ga, an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss f

will grant in florida, thank you for joining us and bringing us up to date there.been watching the concession speech of kamala harris at howard university. as the election of donald trump continues. announcer: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... financial services firm, raymond james. announcer: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundaon. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ announcer: get the free pbs app now and stream the best of pbs. wow, you get to watch all your favorite stuff. it's to die for. now you won't miss a thing. this is the way. xfinity internet. made for streaming. >> tonight -- >> this is a magnificent victory for the american people that will help us to make america great again. >>

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a geo political boss will grant. earlier this month, voters, we elected their pro western president and natalie backed her plan to legally located molto was paid for european union membership. the runoff was marked by a vote buying scheme. bomb threats at overseas pulling places and reports of a legally organized motor transport from russia. here in the countries farthest corner. some don't expect much from the future. good book, but they will stay the same. i just didn't know they might even get was bought in a capital case, you know, the moot is more upbeat, especially after incumbent president tobias on do one against her russia friendly challenger in november, 8th was past and present members of mal dove as they asper filters. like shifted means bush of school who secured her victory. i felt like i'm going, i'm going to case everyone who made the vote in the favor of that's a future after growing up in soviet era, moldova, in the left to london and spent 13 years abroad before returning home to settle the snow so

grants. we have our first set open and i will provide a little more context on those. a bulk or going to be in monetary grants like what lisa illustrated in alaska to address any of the issues identified and are digital access for all idahoans plan should we have a couple of the programs we are hoping folks will take advantage of. one cold connecting committees and the other called tech refresh. we are going to provide devices, some for the connected communities that are organizational partners that applied to this will be able to distribute to the covered populations and a tech refresh to provide refreshed public computing access at libraries and other institutions throughout the state so we are trying to address a few different ways with our subgrant programs. in addition to those we have some programs we will be working on that we are bulking up our digital navigator service as well. trying to take a multitude of approaches as i think the other states are. drew: awesome. let's invite angela to turn your camera back on. if you would not mind addressing the question yo

only this will grant the state legitimate and constitutional storage and not demo due to evaluate that. but on the streets of the capital, the gang seemed to be the only authority fighting the police and canyon forces sent in by the united nations to help restore security. the united nations mission is under funded an old gun. the un says it's concerned the secretary general appeals to all member states to sustain and increase their security support for haiti, including through multi natural security support mission, ensuring that it receives the financial support. it needs to successfully implement its mandate and explained expend deployment and operation. on monday the gangs came close to the airport and for the prince, spews airlines playing from the us was rivers with bullets one me day or the flight had to be diverted to the dominican republic. gang say they expect to be part of the negotiations to pacify the country. you know, neither the old gym and the new one. they don't do anything for 18. they're in power, but nobody voted for them. if they want to change a t, they will sit

if they are the american government or the american people, god will grant me my rights and the knowledge of the south africa has host to day to day session of the international risk of families. months gathering a wide range of officials on say good saved lives to work with russia. honestly, correspondence melody icon gave reports from the event. the african countries have long for dissatisfied with the existing global system, which states owned as former colonies of wisdom empires which dominate to the faust slots of to retrieve across the globe. a change is on the horizon. many states on the african continent seeking close to partnerships with the east. this promises a move equal enlist pessimistic relationship, more respectful of the principles of non interviews in the summer and independence of what is over here is that the roster pressure has to be in a pump to africa. it is the one country that does look coral. nice africa and the diesel in russia in the fluid union where our people the way involved in the liberation we've been, we're trained to make sure that the teen liberation.

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so when will the carbon fund grant making process start? like also the end of the year or has a different timeline? it has the same timeline. it will be launched at the same time, and we're still collecting feedback from through the through the cbo survey. we're collecting feedback around some of those priorities. but as i mentioned, there are a few areas that of work that are unfunded. and the carbon fund, as long as it's in alignment with our climate action plan goals and supporting community led initiatives that we're looking at. thank you. yeah. commissioner, any questions or discussion? great. thank you for your presentation. let's open up for public comment. thank you. are there any members of the public who wish to comment on this item? madam president, we have no speakers. thank you. public comment is now closed. next item please. the next item is item nine. update on 2024 bay region programs. the speakers are loyal to energy program manager cara battista rao, senior energy efficiency specialist, and ryan ramos, senior energy efficie

but first let's go to will grant who in florida, where we are expecting donald trump to cast his vote to see him here in the next couple of hours. this is where he has cast his ballot for the last four years whenever there has been a race where he is voted on. we are expecting him to turn up with his wife and their supporters here and a lot of press as you can imagine. in a moment we'll speak to our correspondent, rowan bridge, in virginia. but first let's go to will grant who in florida, where we are expecting donald trump to cast his vote shortly. we are expecting to see him here in the next couple of hours. this is where he has cast his ballot for the last four years whenever there has been a race where he is voted on. we are expecting him to turn up with his wife and their supporters here and a lot of press as you can imagine. and also on the ballot he won't just be voting for himself, he will be voting on the question of changing the state law on abortion, is currently after six weeks... it's likely he's going to vote to keep things as they are and of course we know what an impor

if they are the american government or the american people, god will grant me my rights and the amount of time to move these house on any of our stores and much more do check our website, doc. com. really, thanks for your company's. always good to have you with us here on the international the the slow down most of which was buried without any owners. but in march, 2006, tens of thousands of ordinary sobs came to pay their respects, the house and the funeral. it became known that 2 days before his death, milosevic had managed to write and send a letter addressed to the russians. russians by appeal to old russians, residents of ukraine and bill roost, as well as those in the balkans who consider themselves russian. look to us and remember, they'll do the same to you when you do so nice and given to weakness. the west is a mad dog and changed the 2 by 2 in the throat brothers. remember the fate of yugoslavia don't let that happen to you. the trial of the lowest president of yugoslavia was just one of hundreds, the hague tribunal, initiated against nearly all prominent supporters of state

if they are the american government or the american people, god will grant me my rights and the knowledge of i know it's the 2nd russia, china economics for him is on the way in the city of cuz on the gatherings name roast k translates to sprouts in english is and the developing trades and they can amik ties as well as building a transparent partnership between most going paging. well, we spoke with the general director of a business venture linking the countries who told us the event is growing. popularity is a sign of relations that launch a decisive game here and see exactly what we always say that the seas of us with is large and the world is big. why should the world be closed off? but there is no to achieve those and publish a common goal to restrain the development of china as well as russia. they may have different positions, mechanisms, and technologies. but the objective is the same. we'll see there will be no major changes for them. and the reason to us elections as russia and china are great powers, i believe they will not depend on southern political players who decide on the

have seen the law if they are wielded and everyone is not holding out hope at all that this judge will grantmeans that it will just languish in internal labyrinth purgatory until the appeal is heard. i don't know if you feel along with me. >> here is what i feel. if you think i'm a good lawyer you have a lot of faith and a lot of hope which is what i want to ask you about. not great judgment. faith and the front lines. what inspired this other than the fact that you are really good person and you have your own personal faith? what inspired this? >> thank you, sir. a few things. i come from a very strong military family. generations back world war i, world war ii, purple hearts, ultimate sacrifices. my mother is a family historian. along with that legacy i've inherited i've had the honor of knowing the stories and having the photographs. i am a strong person of faith and a strong christian. having the stories from men and women's voices throughout conflict is absolutely extraordinary to hear they are deeply intimate moments with god and their faith on the front lines. also what the front line

if they are the american government or the american people, god will grant me my rights and the 700 with the us president elect. donald trump's nomination for director of national intelligence has tons quite a few heads in washington for congress. women's hosting comp odd ones, a storage democrats became disillusioned with the policy and recently joined the republicans to support the trump campaign. she's been critical of many us, but also although she does support the as rainy assault on garza, we had a great conversation and talk a little bit about the work that needs to be done. and i was grateful and honored to, to accept president trump, to offer, to serve our country and support his objective to defend the safety, security and freedom of the american people as the director of national intelligence. she's a full month democrat. she's not just any form, a democrat, she was actually vice chair of the democratic national policies that was housed in school. she was within the democratic policy. she even runs to be president in 2020 over c, losing out eventually right into joe fight. and

will take care of itself. we can't ignore certain population in our state that are taken for granted. i will also point out and no unexpected that we'll see the games that we had in the house representatives is at least in striking distance of being a democratic majority, hakeem jeffery as speaker because of the unprecedented effort that we have put into bringing back the state party from the dead, personally committed resources. worked hard at the district week after week. 100 people paid staffers and over 6 million voter contacts. look what we did to find the national trends in winning five races this year. that'll be important if the other states do their jobs as well. don't overlook that very bright spot as i am hearing from people all over the country, congratulating us and making sure there is potential for a firewall which will be more essential than ever before. that we really hope the other states stay committed and as i spoke to hakeem jeffery this morning. >> attorney general, what did you make of the appeal? >> again, we anticipate the decision from the appellate decision.

the governor will grant a reprieve. the rebecca nurse will not be executed, presumably for appeal. then it goes away. all we know is some salem gentleman lobbies the governor and it's taken away and she's executed july 19th with about half a dozen as one of half a dozen women. what could have been the first acquittal. and this turning point isn't in august. it's more criticism. the court. court meets again. we have about another half dozen people executed, men and women. this time again in september. the court will meet again another round of executions, about half a dozen men and women. and then giles corey is pressed to death. the nurse family then on to sticking up for rebecca. sisters accused of witchcraft. sarah cloisters and prior to her marriage after her mary steve will be accused and also executed. that's september of of witchcraft they stick together sarah cloy side of the three sisters is the only one who will survive and she survives because. her case hadn't come before the court yet when the court shut down the court is shut down by. the governor, it's the same who set

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unfortunately we have seeno ha lawfare wielded and everyone is not holding out hope at all this judge will grantin eternal la frane purgatory until the appeal is heard. but i don't know if you feel -- if you feel with me though. just. >> trey: here is what i feel. if you think i am a good lawyer, you have a lot of faith and a lot of hope, which is what i will ask you about. but not great judgment.t so faith and the front lines, what inspired this other thanfat the fact you are a really good person and you have your own personal faith? what inspired this question work. >> thank you, sir. a few things here too i come strong military family generations fact world war i, world war ii, purple hearts, my mother is a family historian. so, along with that legacy i have inherited, i have the honor of knowing the stories in the photographs. a strong person of faithrs and strong christian. having theon stories from men ad women's voices throughout conflict is absolutely extraordinar lutey to hear deeplyde intimate moments with god and their faith on the front lines. also, what the front lines look like whi

perhaps another conversation around the thanksgiving table this year is whether a pardon will be grantedent has repeatedly said he will not be granting his son a pardon, bret. >> bret: lucas tomlinson live in nantucket. lucas, thanks. up next from the roads to the skies, millions of americans are leaving home for the thanksgiving holiday. already running into some issues, unfortunately. we'll take you to one of the airports where there is plenty of action. later, the panel on the border czar's visit to south texas and what the ambassador to israel said on this show. ♪ ♪ emergen-c crystals pop and fizz when you throw them back. and who doesn't love a good throwback? ♪ now with vitamin d for the dark days of winter. traditional coffee sucks, despite my expression. no, that wasn't a question. my brow girl had traditional coffee this am and then she crashed into my brow. did i mention this is permanent. don't get your eyebrows done if your eyebrow girl doesn't drink everyday dose. everyday dose coffee, functional coffee for all day energy without the jitters or crash. it's okay. it's gonna b

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press calling the pennsylvania race, gop senators eric schmidt, katie britt, mike lee say they will grant mccormick entry into the building so he can be escorted to orientation. i spoke with dave mccormick yesterday and brought up the challenges to him, here's what he told me on "sunday morning futures". >> the ap called this race a number of days ago because mathematically there's no path for senator casey to win and i'm up by 40000 votes which is a very significant margin. and ultimately senator casey is going to have to decide when he's ready to acknowledge that. i lost a close election by 900 votes in 2022, i know it's tough to do that. maria: i wonder if this is a trick that they do want david mccormick to voice his support for rick scott. they will wait a couple of days before bob casey concedes. he will not concede even though ap called the race. >> i think because chuck schumer and the democrats a large play for keeps you hear the calls for unity, there is only unity and bipartisanship when republicans win. when democrats win elections have consequences and there is a lot republic

gop senators eric schmitt, katie brit and mike lee say they will grant mccormick entry into the buildingo he can be escorted to orientation. here's dave mccormick with me yesterday on sunday morning futures. >> the ap called this race a number of days ago because mathematically there's no path for senator casey to win. i'm up by 40,000 votes which is a very significant margin. and ultimately senator casey's going to have to decide when he's ready to acknowledge that. i lost a close election by 900 votes in 2022. i know it's tough to do that. maria: michael lee, your reaction. >> >> yeah, look, i was told things like not conceding a threat to democracy and contesting the election. it is mathematically impossible for bob casey to win this unless the remaining votes break three to four to one in his favor. it's clear he has no path to victory for multiple days now. even before the ap called it. but they're in there, fighting as hard as they can to try to steal back the seat. maria: yep. let me get your take, tricia, because we are still waiting on bob casey to concede this race. >> yeah. so

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. >> roll call vote has been requested and will be granted. i will explain what we are voting on again. so, if you would like to remove all the e-learn bluebonnet components from the list of approved materials, you should vote yes. yes equals removal from the list. if you would like to leave them on, you should devote no -- you should vote no. >> i thought the committee of the full board made the recommendation to approve bluebonnet, and we are voting to adopt the committees report which was to approve, so it is the opposite of what you just said. >> yes, i think you're correct member hickman. now that i have sufficiently confused everybody. the committee's motion was to approve -- for the state board to approve the approved list, correct -- now we have divided that out. so we are talking about the approval of bluebonnet elar to the final approved list. if you want to add it to the list, you should vote yes here. if you do not want bluebonnet added to the finalist, you should vote no. thank you. any question? yes is approve. no is on approve --

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let's go straight to will grant, who's in florida. will, what more do we know?cast our minds back to september when the donald trump campaign confirmed to have been briefed by us intelligence of a plant by iran to assassinate their candidate. now we are finding out through unsealed documents opened in charges brought in federal court in manhattan that farhad shakeri, a 51—year—old iranian man, and two others, carlisle rivera and jonathon loadholt, both from new york, were allegedly part of this plot against donald trump, to carry out surveillance of him and indeed is you mentioned in your indirection, a number of figures in the us of whom donald trump was one. the charges were also brought against a specific plot against against a specific plot against a man of iranian origin. two of the men were actually in the courtroom for those charges, mr carlisle rivera and mrjonathon loadholt, the other, mr farhad shakeri, the irani and believed by the us government to be an asset of the iranian revolutionary guard, is essentially still at large and believed to currently

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how high, and how valid our expectations that trump will grant pardons, even for violent offenders, ryan? >> that is a question. i have been asking the trump campaign this for a while and they haven't wanted to get into the details, they wanted to get past the campaign. what they told me earlier in the spring is that this was going to be done on a case-by- case basis. but, like i said about the evidence, there is just really overwhelming evidence here, so if any of these folks are pardoned, there is zero doubt what they did, right? that is on video. you can play that for the american public as many times as you want, and whatever you do with a pardon, as someone has already been convicted, the record of that, the fact of that does not go away and the fact of what happened on january 6th does not go away, either. that is sort of what sergeant tignall emphasized with me when i spoke with him yesterday. >> needless to say, we have a few more questions on this, we will see you back in a couple hours. thank you, ryan, for that. ryan is also the author of "sedition hunters," and that is a fabu

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it is suspected that judge aileen cannon, a trump of pointy, will grant the request to pause the documentst from these two buster cases for the foreseeable future. this week top gop senators warned the department of justice to preserve smith's documents, siting, quote, past destruction of records. while the preservation of case records is standard protocol, doubling down on it may be a signal that this new gop majority in congress may be gearing up for an independent review, or even congressional hearings on jack smith's work. back with me to break it all down is msnbc justice and legal affairs analyst anthony coley. anthony, where to start? let's start with the wrapping up i jack smith. one of his final tasks is going to be drafting and filing reports to outgoing ag merrick garland on these trump investigations and the subsequent indictments. once these reports are filed, can they be westernized by the gop against smith and are biden officials, say, in the manner that we are now seeing in this rumored court marshaling of the afghanistan withdrawal? >> well, my hope here, and it is not a g