i'm katy tur. the midterms are four weeks away. we're taking a look at what issues have sticking power. because there are indicators the momentum might be shifting again. from georgia, to arizona, democrats are placing it all on abortion. candidates with a full-page newspaper ads, and pouring millions into commercials splashing across tv screens trying to remind everyone especially women every single day what could happen if republicans are in control. under kemp, i could be investigated and imprisoned. for a miscarriage. >> only a handful of republican candidates are pushing back directly on the issue of abortion, and instead they're going all in on crime. >> i.c.e., open our borders to illegal immigrants and violent felons without bail. mandela barnes, dangerously liberal on crime. >> some republicans are going even further, zeroing in on communities of color, with anti-crime speeches in diverse nyc neighborhoods and dr. oz has been throughout pennsylvania with faith forums in black community and tommy tuberville of alabama said

aw... ♪ ♪ >>> october express character awareness month. >>> katie curran katie couric was recently diagnosedeast cancer. >> reporter: like many women during the pandemic, journalist katie couric fell behind on her mammograms . when she went for her screening, she documented the process on camera, including the moment her doctor found something of concern. >> in addition to getting a mammogram, i also get a breast ultrasound. >> on ultrasound, what i saw was a mass. that mass had irregular margins. >> reporter: she announced last month, she had been diagnosed stage 1 breast cancer and has undergone surgery and radiation , appearing on cbs mornings, she opened up about the experience. >> i've always been extremely vigilant about my health, especially after my husband died and i became a single mom, and my daughters were 16 2. for some reason, i think the pandemic sort of got a soft schedule and messed with our sense of time. >> reporter: she is among 40% or 50% of women who have dense breast tissue, which means mammograms may not pick up signs of cancer. those women to talk to their doctors ab

kpix 5's katie nielsen has the stor. the story. >> and this is a place for people to come and shower, get laundry services done -- >> a shower and laundry trailer sets up in westside missionary baptist church all thanks to the the work of pastor ken chambers. chambers. >> as a pastor it is my mission to being my brothers and sisters' keeper. >> he knows the struggles of homelessness all too well. >> my three daughters were in uc uc berkeley college, and we all stayed in their dorms. >> when chambers got back on his his feet he made a personal mission to help others struggling with homelessness, first, with a safe parking program in the church parking lot, then the d tiny s. jus to te.hriv >> ifnofom there's no telling where i would would be. but, i definitely wouldn't be well off like i am now and at least have a chance to do something with my life, you know? >> williams was 9 years old when when his mother died of breast . breast cancer. he was placed in foster care and found himself living on the streets. then he start

i'm peter alexander, in today for katy tur. and president biden is about to touch down in new york. yup, new york. not your typical battleground state, 12 days out from these crucial midterm elections. why? because republicans are pushing their advantage deep into the blue strong hold during these final weeks. the president will intensify his efforts to paint republicans as a threat to the economy and the wallets of every day americans in a speech this afternoon. he's going to speak directly to residents in the syracuse area. there he is specifically, an area that stands to benefit specifically from the economic legislation that he has passed in recent months. but is it too little too late? new polling from usa today and suffolk university suggests democrats have an uphill climb and voters prefer the generic republican congressional candidate over a democratic one, that is a nine-point game for republicans since july. suggesting most of the 16% who are undecided then have made up their minds and in many cases landed on red. americans appear to be sending the white house and democrat

they say they're playing for katie. we think about her every day. yeah, we just want to make her proud and and make sure she's watching for about katie was amazing. i miss her so much and we're always playing for her. she's always in my heart. so this game is so special to us tara campbell abc 7 news. and if you or someone, you know could use an ally when it comes to mental health you will find local resources by going to abc7news.com/take action for urgent matters. you can call the national suicide and crisis lifeline by simply dialing 988. use those resources if you were someone needs them how earlier at stanford students protested after a second rape was reported on campus in the past two months in the latest incident a woman was reportedly taken from her campus office dragged into a basement where she was attacked students are advocating for support for the victims. we want increased resources and funding for our confidential support team, which is a organization on campus that helps give trauma-informed counseling to survivors. stanford sent ou

this happened. >> into the end zone for the touchdown, katie martin. >> the first young lady to score score a touchdown in school history. >> it took a long time to hit how important it really was. >> from now on, nobody will remember my name but i know i was a part of that and that makes me feel really good, i was was a part of something that she she did. >> martin's message, as she waits for her number to be called. >> i want younger girls to know that they can play. that is what what i want. a lot of people saw saw the video and i think they will understand, i think there's there's already a lot of girls that want to join. >> you can catch katie martin this saturday, watch out, she can be a threat, a decoy, keeps the defense guessing. >> future 49er? >> she wants to take this as far far as she can go. >> thank you. > >> coming up, his bar burned don burned down naomi: every year the wildfires, the smoke seems to get worse. jessica: there is actual particles on every single surface. dr. cooke: california has the worst air pollution in the country. the top 2 causes are vehicles and w

katie, what do we know?just to recap the timeline, where the former ceo withdraw $10 million in may. the cofounder and chief technology officer also withdrew millions. if we remember in june, celsius held its customer withdrawals and filed for bankruptcy in july. the timing is a question mark, as we work through this bankruptcy. we will see others shakes out and just to remind the audience celsius was one of the highest lying lenders, promising returns trying to take on actual traditional banks. you can invest your coins, receive interest on them, obviously that came crashing down in a spectacular way. the slow drip of news has been fascinating to watch as we get closer and deeper into this bankruptcy. emily: so, it is hard to believe anything can be more exciting or volatile in terms of the crypto markets. but elon musk and twitter has given us that. there is still action in crypto markets. you have been watching bitcoin and how it has been related to the market rally or not. what trends are you pulling out

katie hobbs will join us. the candidate for governor in arizona, where it's possible, if she doesn't win, arizona might never again have a fair election. the republican candidate for governor, for secretary of state, for attorney general, all say donald trump won the last presidential election. >> i think it's important to underscore that in many cases women are the last frontier between the country and a precipice of election denialism. these are not just republican candidates. don bolduc, kari lake, these people are a new strain of conservative, and it gives conservativism a bad name, but this is really, they are the gatekeepers between democracy and chaos in a lot of respects, so paying attention to these candidates and listening to what the democrats have to say about the races is critical, with just 27 days to go. >> we really have to have as many candidates on as we can. >> can't wait to see it. >> thanks alex. i want to begin tonight with a pledge to you, the audience of this program, this is a serious

hello, katie. that you are able to come in here on a wednesday means that wednesday isn't the day when you have to decide what the front page is? wednesday is definitely not the day when we decide on the front page, but it is a day when we are thinking very hard about it. because there is this intense pressure when you are editing a sunday paper all week because you are expected to break exclusives. so if you haven't got anything in the bag by wednesday, you are beginning to panic just a little. and are you panicking this week, how are you feeling? actually, iam not, we have got two crackers. great, and then, of course, there's the supplements as well. do you sign off all the supplements and the magazines, too? so you've presumably done them much earlier? yes, i make a point of signing off all the supplements so this morning i should have signed off culture but i was actually late in and my deputy signed it off for me. and then tomorrow i will sign off the magazine and style. on friday i sign off t

katie pavlich and tammy bruce will join us all of that coming up. >> sandra: biden administration says the sanction policy against venezuela is unchanged after the wall street journal reported the president was gearing up to ease sanctions to allow more oil pumping in that country in an effort to bring prices down here at home. trace, a big hello to you. >> great to see you. hello, everyone, trace gallagher in for john roberts. a spokesperson for the national security council making the statement, follows opec announcing plans to reduce oil output by 2 million barrels a day. experts say the move will likely lead to higher prices at the pump here at home. >> sandra: and we are already seeing the prices on the rise yet again. the president now between a rock and a hard place on the heels of that decision as he tries to appease the far left wing of his party while holding oil prices down during the midterm elections. peter what options is the president actually considering at this hour? >> sandra, president biden seemed to confirm the wall street journal report the u.s. may soon buy oil f

speak of speak to katie's point. -- >> speak to katie's point. now.hat really what's happening? is the country angry because greg gutfeld has made them angry, or lindsey graham has made them angry? or, are they angry because there's a crime wave, open border, everything? >> well mostly about inflation and crime. that can cut away to a lot: we will talk about the governor's race here in new york, pennsylvania is obviously a huge issue, wisconsin where president obama was featured. i watched both rallies, i was in georgia over the weekend. the energy was huge for all of them. people are fired up. it's always exciting to me in a swing state where your vote matters and having that happen that often. >> except for this year. >> we will see how swinging it is. >> i thought obama's message was consistent with what he was saying about staying away from it. he talked about a lot of other issues that the administration had talked about. he acknowledged inflation and said it's bad all over the world, but don't say it isn't bad, and the one thing he hits that i d

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is to vote in california. >> i'm katie porter and i represent orange county in congress.8th. let me show you how simple it is to vote here in california. all registered voters where sent a ballot through the mail. it is so important. we make our voices heard in this election. control of the house and senate are at stake and that means abortion rights, climate action, governance protection, and accountability are on the ballot. once you cast your vote, seal and sign the unveil up. i'm headed to my nearest dropbox which is about five minutes from my house to drop off my ballot. orange county voters can find drop box locations at aussie vote dot gov. you can also send your ballot back through the mail. no stamps needed. >> joining us now is democratic representative katie porter from california she's a member of the house oversight committee and the deputy chair from the house progressive congress. thank you very much for joining us tonight. i want to begin with the bigger question of what does it mean to the country on which party controls the house of representatives next

katie, what about risky debt? katie: this truly is a treasury market trade.you think about elk cutie, when you think about -- lqd, it is just following into who is overseeing the treasury markets, as the money is going into these treasury market funds you are seeing some interest in betting on the market. the price action noncooperating. guy: is there an expectation we go even wider from here? katie: that seems to be the case. we will see how this round of earnings comes in. the companies have been missing expectations. a lot of the strategists i talked to say that should translate into wider credit spreads, from here but i do not think anyone is calling for a real break apart. guy: i know she has got skills. fantastic. you can catch katie later on, on wednesday etf iq, well worth watching with matt miller. twitter shares are tumbling on potential u.s. government scrutiny of elon musk's ventures . this is not just a twitter story. it is also related to what is going on with star link and ukraine. what does it mean for the merger arbitrage trade? julian klim m

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katie hobbs' refusal to debate her reinforces that hobbes is scared.an candidates on the ground in the primary, but kari lake has shown herself to be a very adept politician with years of media training being in the media and it's working to her advantage. >> i want to asking about what he just mentioned, the debate, the lack thereof, right? katie hobbs when she started running was hailed as a hero across the country because she counted the ballots fairly in the state of arizona. but now even many democrats are criticizing her for refusing to debate kari lake. kari lake has made this the centerpiece of her campaign. she calls out hobbs for this every chance she gets. >> why is it that katie hobbs will not debate? what is she trying to keep you from? what is she hiding? >> the people of arizona will never support and vote for a coward like katie hobbs who won't show up on a debate stage. >> i'm doing a debate on sunday and i'm inviting katie hobbs to show up on sunday. i hope she will. did somebody say chicken? i didn't say that. somebody said it. >> ho

katie nielsen was in san jose when the quake hits. hi , katie. >> reporter: we were here in the rose garden neighborhood working on a different story, and that's when we felt the ground start to rock. it wasn't really a jolt. more of a rumbling, rolling motion that people we talked to said they not only felt it, but they heard it. >> i was in the middle of a massage, so i was very relaxed. until that happen. but it didn't scare me because it didn't last very long. >> reporter: the shaking only lasted about 20 seconds, but she immediately thought of one thing. >> october 17th. yes. here we are again. >> reporter: she and her family lost their home in the santa cruz mountains during the 1981 quake when their two-story house slid 15 feet off its foundation. thankfully , this time, her home is fine. some of patsy's neighbors said they didn't know what was happening at first. >> i thought someone was driving by with loud music. i thought maybe a big plane overhead. then it was something i had never felt before. >> reporter: chris alexander

tweet them to me at katie phang show. early voting has started and lots of places, so get out there and vote, vote, vote. thanks for watching the katie phang show. phil she is next. phil she is next good morning. it is sunday october the 30th, i'm ali velshi. for most across america. only nine days left until the midterms. we're closing in on the first national election since donald trump lost to joe biden and 2020. the first national election day of the big lie era. what's at stake is not just control of congress, or whose ideas will take precedent, but the very concept of free and fair election. whatever happens on november 8th, we already know the big lie will live on. the brooklyn's institution have identified -- republicans on the ballot nationwide who believe that the 2020 presidential election was a legitimate. there's no doubt that many of them will win the election. the last six weeks on the show we have been looking at the specific states and races where anti-democratic election deniers are running in close cont

thank you, katie.ur next guest on the return to the office and the future of hybrid work. fran katsoudas is with us next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: there is another sign the labor demand in the u.s. may be moderating. unemployment applications rose more than expected, by 29,000, this after the labor department said the number of available jobs in august decreased by a million. this as the return to the office is weaning, or ebbing, let's say, nationwide. last week was the second straight week that office occupancy barely budged, after shooting up after labor day. for more on the labor market, i want to bring in fran katsoudas, cisco executive vice president. it's great to have you back with us. so it has been called "the great resignation." now we are hearing "the great realignment." we are hearing about "quiet quitting." what, in your view, is actually happening with the workforce? fran: thank you, emily. i'm so glad to be with you. what we are talking about is an amazing opportunity to think about

we have senator mark kelly from arizona, katie hobbs running for governor of arizona, governor kathy hochul of new york running in new york, beto o'rourke running for governor in texas. they all have one thing in common. one very important thing in common. every one of them is running against an election denier. the republican candidate for governor in new york voted to overturn the presidential election as a republican member of the house representatives. that is how pervasive this is on the republican party. you cannot escape it. >> greg abbott, kari lake, these are important names to remember as you talk to the candidates that he will have tonight. lawrence, that is a great group of people, and a very important time. >> thank you, alex. >> have a good show. >> thank you. >> the first time that i heard that this was the most important election of our lives, it was in 1968, when i was way too young to vote and the vietnam war was raging and there was a chance to stop that war. in the election of 1968. but republican richard nixon won the presidency, and the war raged on, and many ti

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i'm katie fang, in for ari melber. we begin with the disturbing, violent rhetoric that's surging on the far right about a quote civil war. "the new york times" reporting, talk of civil war ignited by the mar-a-lago search, is flaring online. that search happened on august 8th. just hours after trump made the search public, mentions of civil war on twitter spiked a whopping 3,000%. the times says similar spikes happened on facebook, reddit, parlor, gab, and truth social. of course, some trump allies are fanning the flames. at a campaign event in arizona, michael flynn talked about governors declaring war. >> states rights, did you know that a governor can declare war? a governor can declare war, okay? and we're going to probably see that. >> that comes after margorie taylor greene said this at a trump rally in michigan. >> i'm not going to mince words with you all. democrats won't republicans dead, and they've already started the killing. >> when joe biden gave a speech describing the "semi fascism" in the maga movement

and so, katie, tell us the larger point here.ell us what, you know, family planning means in louisiana and what the abortion issue has done for your state. >> well, i was seven months pregnant when roe v. wade was overturned. and there was a trigger of abortion ban that went into effect immediately. and i became terrified of what could happen to me if i had a complication during my pregnancy entering my birth. i had a high risk pregnancy. and my first instinct was to move out of state. but i recognize that not everybody can do that. and that is why i chose to get in this congressional race. and to make sure that reproductive rights are available for all people in our country. so, folks at louisiana are currently dealing with this complicated abortion ban and legislation that is very confusing that is criminalizing women, pregnant people and doctors. it is very problematic. and it's putting people in harm's way. >> well, i can't imagine a better way to get people's attention them to give birth on camera and to run for office simul

katie, i'm going to start with you. what struck me about the president's gas speech, not the fact that it seemed unrehearsed which was disconcerting, he said we've been having a rough four or five years. we went back and looked. when he was inaugurated on inauguration day, gas was 2.31 a gallon. significantly higher now. not a rough four or five years, a very rough 21 months. >> the continued depletion of the strategic petroleum reserve by this president is outrageous and it is a scandal. it is a supply that is supposed to be reserved for the united states, not for ukraine, but for the united states or in times of natural disasters. this administration likes charts. they should look at the chart when it comes to the supply of the reserve. if you take a look, it is pretty flat until joe biden's administration and goes straight down because they continue to use it for political purposes. the white house continues to argue release of these barrels of oil have brought the price at the pump down. that's not true. we are in a

this is katie darling, a democratic candidate in louisiana. the democratic candidate in louisiana running for congress against steve scalise. she is considered a longshot candidate but she had a viral campaign showing her giving birth and positioning motherhood at the forefront of her campaign while also criticizing the state strict abortion law. >> i am katie darling and i live on a farm in st. tammany parish. our family compost collects rainwater and grows our own food. my husband and daughter help take care of the chickens. and there someone else will be joining us in helping to pitch in with farm life very soon. but these days i worry about storms that are stronger and more frequent because of climate change. about our kids underperforming public schools comment about louisiana's new abortion band, one of the strictest and most severe in the country. we should be putting pregnant women at ease, not putting their lives at risk. i have not spent my career in washington. i have worked my way up from bartender to ceo. now i help diverse is org

. >> thank you very much, frances rivera >>> when we come back on the show, fair lede's katie stocktonomes back to lay out the stocks in the median term. >>> first it's flame throwers and now whistles elon musk is calling himself a perfume salesman you'll have to hear the story coming up. >>> check us out on apple or spotify or your podcast app of choice we've got "worldwide exchange" in audio format. we'll be right back. - [narrator] if your business kept on employees through the pandemic, getrefunds.com can qualify you for a payroll tax refund of up to $26,000 per employee, even if you got ppp. and all it takes is eight minutes to find out. then we'll work with you to fill out your forms and submit the application. that easy. getrefunds.com has helped businesses like yours claim over $1 billion in payroll tax refunds. but it's only available for a limited time. go to getrefunds.com powered by innovation refunds. traffic. investors brace in the minutes from the federal reserve, and key inflation data as well. >>> mixed messaging from the bank of englan, the pound seeing some whip saw

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and it is not katie hobbs. >> jesse: what an answer. so where is katie hobbs anyways?from pushing the story as a political attack to not wanting to talk about it at all. what. >> what was taking were your campaign office. >> it's i'm not that. >> it's a exanchts insafe and legal abortion is a big deal and that's what we are here to talk about. >> do you have reason to believe it is politically motivated wanted. >> we are not going. >> we are here to talk about abortion. the democrats are getting their teeth kicked in. they hear this and know it's a bloodbath. >> factor in people seen not a woman like that necessarily iras go down by 20, 25%. it's really tough and i have come on the show and talked a lot about that have got to scare people and make it about the republicans that are crazy people. even with the pending crazy, when you can't afford to buy the stuff that you were able to buy a year or two or three years ago, it's tough, tough sledding. i am really squared about a bloodbath 10 days from now. >> jesse: even jen psaki is like, yeah, this is going to be bad. >>

katy watson, in sao paulo. — accept them peacefully?sao paulo, thank you. _ and now the sport — with cricket, the london marathon and the manchester derby — over to chetan pathak. at the bbc sport centre, hello. good evening. england's first tour of pakistan in 17 years has ended in victory, after they beat the hosts by 67 runs to win their t20 series decider in lahore. 0ur sports correspondent andy swiss was watching. the tightest of series with the most one—sided of endings. but england won't mind that. under the lights of lahore, their batons had earlier blazed away. he lahore, their batons had earlier blazed away-— lahore, their batons had earlier blazed away. he has nailed that! dawid malan _ blazed away. he has nailed that! dawid malan set _ blazed away. he has nailed that! dawid malan set the _ blazed away. he has nailed that! dawid malan set the tone - blazed away. he has nailed that! dawid malan set the tone with l blazed away. he has nailed that! dawid malan set the tone with a | dawid malan set the tone with a swashbuckling 7

katie hobbs, my opponent, has actually voted for, you look at her voting record, allowing a baby who survives an abortion that the hospital would refuse medical care and allow the baby to die on a cold, metal tray.

reporter: they say they are playing for katie. >> we think about her every day. we want to make her proud and make sure she is watching from above. >> katie was amazing. i miss her so much. she is always in my heart. this game is so special to us. >> if you or someone you know could use an ally when it comes to mental health, you will be able to find local resources by going to abc7news.com/takea ction. suicide and crisis line at 988. students protested after a second rate was reported on campus in the past two months. a woman was reportedly taken from her campus office and dragged into a basement where she was attacked. students are advocating for more support for victims. we want increased resources for our confidential support team, which is an organization on campus that helps give trauma informed counseling to survivors. >> stanford sent out a statement to students encouraging them to use the existing on-campus resources. they stated we strongly encourage students, faculty, and staff to use the resources the university offers. the university says it has incr

i am katie fang. we begin the show in south carolina. that is where residents are waking up to the devastating damage left by hurricane ian. the powerful storm made landfall again yesterday. a category one hurricane around 2 pm eastern. it was downgraded hours later to a post-tropical cyclone. and now pushing its way north. the storm caused severe flooding in parts of the state. this is what we are looking at. it is a neighborhood near myrtle beach. roads are underwater after heavy rain pounded the area. several piers along the coast, including this one, they were partially collapsing from the storm surge. meanwhile, in the state of florida, at least 23 people are now confirmed dead. that number is expected to rise in the coming days. a clearer picture eons devastation is emerging. new video comes in. including this marina near fort myers. it is one of the hardest hit areas in florida. other areas in the state remain underwater. those water levels are not the only thing that people have to worry about. one nbc correspondent spotted this

like katie.she knew from high school. >> i also it's had a thing for him, even in high school. but it was just not good timing. it never was. >> this wasn't exactly great timing either. after all, he was accused of murdering his ex-wife. >> what did you think? >> if you're asking. do i think he did it? it was an absolute no. why would they even think? this and how could it possibly have come to this? >> and you're saying that because of the guy you? know the character of the man? >> yeah. the character. how could it possibly, anybody think this? >> their relationship grew from a friendship, into something more. >> how did you decide you go and get married? >> we started talking about it and. it was a lot of back and forth. because, with something like this hanging over your head. do you wait till everything is over and then get married? it doesn't sound sensible. >> katie disagreed. >> i basically told him, i'm ready. i'll marry you. >> they began their married life together in limbo. waiting for

katie, thank you for being with us. i need you to tell us a little more about what the thinking was on this at. you are definitely portraying yourself as an outsider, which is very relevant to a lot of voters today. who are kind of tired of inside is making decisions for them. you're portraying yourself as an outsider who has experiences that will relate directly to the people you hope are going to vote for you, and to whom you are going to represent. >> well i really wanted to share my story, of what it's like to be a pregnant person in louisiana during the summer of 2022. i want to share what it's like having a family in a state or quality of life is 50/50. families are already struggling and suffering with storms in our education system. the recent trigger abortion ban makes things much more difficult. >> there are, in american history, only ten members of congress have given birth while in office. kenny dent, worked the senate democrat from illinois became the first one to do so since 2018. this happens in other cou

i'm katy tur. good to be with you.oing to department of justice where attorney general merrick garland is addressing bad actor, foreign meddling in this country. >> in china, alleged fugitives fled to foreign countries, including the united states. the prc has a history of targeting political dissidents and critics of the government who have sought relief and refer , refuge in other countries. the indictment alleges that the defendants working at the direction of the government of the prc engaged in a campaign of harassment, threats, surveillance, and intimidation, aimed at coercing the victim to return to china. we also allege that the defendants threatened and harassed the victim's family members, both in the u.s. and in china. the prc government forced the victim's nephew to travel from china to the united states to convey the prc's threats to the victim's son. the defendants threatened the victim, saying that quote, coming back and turning theirself in is the only way out. they showed up at the home of the victim's

joining us now is arizona secretary of state katie hobbs, she is the democratic nominee for governorarizona. thank you very much for joining us tonight. as we get closer to election day, we see that in the polling, the voters of arizona believe that you did an overwhelming majority, they believe you did a very fair job of counting votes. they believe you are going to do a very fair job of making sure the votes are counted this year. and yet, republicans are running against very specifically, against that majority view in arizona. what is their strategy, how do they get to 51% of the vote and defined the way most voters think about these elections in arizona? >> well, arizona instilling state, that is why you are seeing these races very close. democracy is indeed on the ballot. and we have a lot of other issues on the ballot as well, reproductive health care, making arizona more affordable for arizonans, addressing our water crisis, and my opponent has no plans to address any of these issues. for folks can find, they can look at comprehensive ways to bring arizonans together and addre

hi, katie. >> reporter: head, reed. we were in the rose garden for a different story when the earthquake hit. it felt like a rolling feeling rather than a sharp jolt, and residents we spoke with here said they both heard it and felt it. >> i thought someone was driving by with loud music. i thought, maybe it is a big airplane going overhead, then it was something i never heard before. that is the biggest earthquake i've ever felt in his house. >> the building was swaying, like ckd forth. it di ta anse ow that was i s the leof a scarme, bedn'tst very lowe spo to said, the shaking only lasted for about 20-30 seconds. you can see a lot of homes here already have their halloween decorations up. the skeletons and tombstones did not fall over during the earthquake. we also spoke with residents to make sure everything was okay inside their homes. so far, san jose police say they have no reports of any kind of major damage. they are confident it will stay that way, unless something else happens. but, for now , it seems like the

i'm katy tur, with the lead slipping away in the poll, the democrats are trying to reframe the issue of the economy. with gas prices back on the rise, president biden announced the release of 15 million barrels of petroleum from the strategic oil reserve. >> we're calling it a ready and release plan. this allows us to move quickly to prevent oil price spikes and respond to international events. independent analysts have confirmed that drawdowns from reserves so far have played a big role in bringing down oil prices. bringing them down. >> now, 15 million barrels does sound like a lot, and it does have the potential to drive down gas prices in the short term, but it is not a new release. it has been planned for a while now. the final tranche of that 180 million barrels the white house announced last spring. so why announce it today? again, president biden said it was not about politics, but the election is 20 days away, and polls show the economy is dominating the national consciousness. around 80% say the economy or inflation or both will play a major role in how they cast their vote

he's doing better than katie hobbs because he's an incumbent.used the two years of incumbency that he's had quite well. he's a goods candidate and blake masters doesn't have, let's say, the media ability that kari lake has. he's not as good on tv and his positions, if anything, have been as or more extreme that kari lake, particularly on abortion he scrubbed his website. it's hard to take away your position when you're an absolutist anti-choice politician which he has been. >> ron, trump was in nevada last night, in arizona today, as kyung was just saying. i want to play this moment from republican senator tommy tube tuberville. the comment was undeniably racist. let's listen. >> some people say, well, they're soft on crime. no, they're not soft on crime. they're pro crime. they want crime. they want crime because they want to take over what you got. they want to control what you have. they want reparation because they think the people that due the crime are owed that. bullshit. they are not owed that. >> it's obviously a repugnant, bigoted comm

and the question about the results for her democratic opponent, katie hobbs, that she says she's not ready to answer. >> tracking a new coast-to-coast storm sweeping across the country. watches and warnings from california to colorado. heavy rain, strong winds, and more than a foot of mountain snow expected. rob marciano timing it out. >>> the urgent search underway tonight for a missing family of four. the new surveillance image released by police. the family disappearing after the father made a disturbing call to 911. >>> the mystery uncovered in the backyard. landscapers discovering a car buried for decades behind a $15 million mansion. >>> and "america strong" tonight. the mother and father and the life-saving gifts to their young children. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us on a friday night. i'm mary bruce in for david. we begin with that breaking news into the investigation into the attack on the capital. the house issued a subpoena to former president trump, to provide documents and testimony, setting the stage for a potentially historic legal battle. in a lette

erin, levi and katie. >> she would be on the floor playing with them or teaching them or instruction them or coddling them. and it wasn't just her kids, it was all of our kids. >> look at those two lovely people over there. >> christina seemed happy, but carl wanted more than a life working in the quarry. christine's father, alexander, offered a ticket out. the job with a future working in his heating and air conditioning company. >> i said if you ever need a job just come on to california and you will have a job because you can work with me. >> so they moved all the way across the country to murphy's, an old mining town in the sierra foothills. carl found them a house at the top of this long winding road. it wasn't much but it was closer to collect and christina made it special. so >> she went into home decorating mode and started painting, so in curtains, every time i'd go up i would say wow, this looks really good. >> carl, thank you darling. >> christine and karl celebrated christmas with christina's family in 1990. but just a week later their lives will change forever. it was ne

what katie said is true. we have to have a sober analysis of what exit ramp you can give to putin. even if it's what he already had. to pretend all of us knew the names of these places two weeks ago, that's phony. they annexed these places. we have to figure out where they are. we know more about your own

i'm katy tur.t is where we are today, broadcasting from savannah. let me

tally, sam, katie, thanks so much. gonna leave it there. scared yet? coming up, you thought dom or was gonna be the scariest show this weekend. five weeks, five weeks and counting to what may be the most critical midterm election in this nation's history. we will dig into what is at stake. and later, brett favre on the wet welfare money scandal, gonna talk to one of the lead reporters on the mississippi controversy, that is not going -- is not going -- character matters, it really matters, especially in elected officials. and i think those ought to be the criteria by which we make decisions, and we go vote, and i think it's really important not to incentivize the kind of partisan toxicity that has come to characterize too much of how we conduct ourselves these days. >> liz cheney is speaking the truth, but issue speaking it alone? the midterm elections are just five weeks away, and the stakes for democracy cannot be higher, as trump's big lie still has a chokehold on the republican party. as team over in a rights in the atlantic, republicans have alien

katie hobbs is the sitting secretary of state. she is one of those, along with the republican governor, the republican speaker of the house in arizona, trying to sort of defend the parameters of vote counting and how it should go, and now she's up against somebody who doesn't believe that the election was free and fair, falsely, in 2020, and she's not going to get on the debate stage. there was a debate scheduled and katie hobbs pulled out. so it has become an issue in a way that maybe shouldn't have, and it should be focused on what we were talking about, on things like inflation and abortion, but the fact that she won't debate has given kari lake a very wide opening. >> kari lake is very polished, right? >> she sat in these chairs for 27 years. she's very good on tv. she is a well-known figure because she's a longtime local anchor. >> maybe that's something that would be tough for katie hobbs or she certainly feels like there's some risk and maybe less reward in doing that. dana bash, great to have you. thank you for sharing you

katie?if we hadn't seen people like nancy pelosi be cool-headed and moved quickly, -- this could've gone for much longer. the attack was not going to and for -- unless donald trump called it off. so it took trump hours, and then we need leaders like nancy pelosi to -- to rally troops from maryland, d. c., et cetera. so clearly, those actions did help, without them, obviously things would have gotten worse. >> cool hand nance saved the day. daniel? >> well i'm going to take the -- a little bit beyond january six. and i think what we are seeing is that this election was hanging in the balance long before january six, and if it weren't for judges, many of whom were appointed by donald trump. and other republican officials who stood up and against the lawlessness, that they were being asked to do. donald trump very well may have gotten his wish. and then installed as president. and there are republicans around the country, trying to correct for what they think or the errors of 2020. and what it

>> well, i don't think katie is just talking about this particular instance.med men standing at drop boxes stalking people with cameras, videotaping them as they get into their cars and driving -- writing down driver's license. this is all coming from the rhetoric of kari lake and mark finchem, trying to continue this lie that in 2020, the election was stolen, right? this increased rhetoric, this increased potential violence is being caused by those two candidates in particular because they're just stoking their own base with these -- with these lies. and, you know, they're responsible for this. >> so you're saying they're responsible for the environment or they're responsible for what their supporters go and do if there's a connection -- >> it's not a bunch of democrats sitting outside of a drop box with masks and weapons and, you know, staring at people as they put their ballots down. it's caused by election denialists who are trying to suck up to donald trump. >> we'll say let's wait for the investigation and see what police learn about the motive of this p

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