heidi shierholz? heidi: that is a really good question. we have to think about labor force participation rates. they are depressed. it has not really budged over the last year, so people see the un-appointment rate improving -- the labor force participation rate staying steady and it is reasonable to think does this mean -- when you dig into the data, the answer to that is an absolutely resounding no. for example, millions of people report still being out of the labor force because of ongoing health concerns. when covid is in the rearview mirror, we won't see that. we still have childcare and michael made very good points about how we need to boost childcare well above we were before covid hit, but we aren't even up to the childcare we had before covid hit. this fall already, thousands of schools have closed as a result of covid. parents are still -- that is keeping many parents out of the labor force who would otherwise be in, and they will come into the labor force once covid is in the rearview mirror and then the cherry on top of all of

heidi. heidi: next, insight into the market. after the break, why she says cyclical's have the edge when it comes to earnings growth except for one key sector. we found out which next. this is bloomberg. ♪ you are watching daybreak australia. u.s. congress passed the one point $2 trillion infrastructure bill friday. the china industrial team is mapping out what mainland stocks could benefit the most from the u.s. rebuilding and repairing roads, bridges, and other major project, highlighting power tools as the most relevant play in the china space because of heaven eight -- heavy revenue exposure to the north american market. liking electronics the most. china's manufacturing sector. citigroup is liking hydraulic the most there. given that u.s. customers make 5% to 6% of the revenue base. heidi: let's talk more in terms of what it means for markets and investors. joining us now is dana, the co-chief investment officer with the wealth management platform invest net. in terms of investable things around the bill being passed, wha

heidi shierholz? heidi: that is a really good question. we have to think about labor force participation rates. they are depressed. it has not really budged over the last year, so people see the un-appointment rate improving -- the labor force participation rate staying steady and it is reasonable to think does this mean -- when you dig into the data, the answer to that is an absolutely resounding no. for example, millions of people report still being out of the labor force because of ongoing health concerns. when covid is in the rearview mirror, we won't see that. we still have childcare and michael made very good points about how we need to boost childcare well above we were before covid hit, but we aren't even up to the childcare we had before covid hit. this fall already, thousands of schools have closed as a result of covid. parents are still -- that is keeping many parents out of the labor force who would otherwise be in, and they will come into the labor force once covid is in the rearview mirror and then the cherry on top of all of

heidi shierholz, the economic policy institute president. what we will be doing next, betting on software. the tech software sector etf. more on that story next. this is bloomberg. guy: from london, i am guy johnson. this is "bloomberg markets." investor preferences are starting to change with software becoming a much more attractive place. taylor: better than bonds. [laughter] guy: that is a fairly low bar. let's put it that way. dave wilson, etf friday. looking at this moves. dave: focusing on ishares. it has one of these ungainly names. the kicker -- ticker is easier to work with. it has $6.7 billion in assets. among the biggest holding sales of microsoft. beyond that, you have a lot of smaller companies. 120 stocks or so in this etf. you look at the numbers for october, a record and flow of $527 million. we had a report saying hedge funds are moving in that direction and you can understand it. this group has done relatively well with comparison to the s&p 500. latest earnings report have companies like cloud in cybersecurity, higher afte

i was listening to what heidi had to say and became very disturbed. i am very much for president trump. she said he was an opportunist. there was nothing opportunity about what he did. he lost money by being president. also, who loves america? he proved it. in four years he had is better than we had been in years. he certainly loved the mil >> watch the rest of this "washington journal" segment on our website. c-span.org. now to the u.s. house for a debate on cybersecurity. ordere. the house will resume proceedings on postponed questions at a later time. for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition?

another vote on the social welfare will be held later in the month. heidi j caster reports. this is the finale to a month long game of brings men ship that we've seen displayed within factions of the democratic party. and it certainly has been an uncomfortable time for president biden. and for house speaker nancy pelosi this morning, president biden said to the nation. he wanted this bill deliver to his desk by evenings and it looks like that is going to happen. the hold up here was because liberals within the democratic caucus in the house of representatives, had, had been withholding their support for this infrastructure bill. if there had been factions have formed an alliance against the government of joint forces with rebels from the northern to gray region, were threatening to advance on the capital. the unsecured counsel is calling for restrict iraq's prime minister has order an investigation all to security forces injured more than a 100 protesters, crowns rallied in the council bagdad angry at the results of last month's parliamentary election. at least 11 soldiers h

as heidi said, turnout will be the determining factor today. by the numbers, yes, there are more registered democrats in the state of virginia than there are republicans. but same-day turnout usually tends to lean towards republicans. this is an off-year election. and virginia has a history with this. their gubernatorial elections are always one year after a presidential. and it typically occurs that the party that is not in the white house is elected as governor in the state. so it is all sort of going to be really interesting, as this unfolds later tonight. this is certainly going to be a very close race. virgin, historically, is very good at counting votes and getting totals and tallies in early. so we do hope to have a result tonight, but it is going to be, as the margins show, a very close race. >> and jeff, we've seen top political figures on both sides of the aisle on the campaign trail. break down what a win could mean for democrats and what a win could mean for republicans. >> certainly, if the democrats hold the governorship, this is

host: heidi heitkamp served as one term a senator from north dakota. talking about her new one country project. we welcome your calls and comments. the senators are for rural residents, (202)-748-8000. all others use (202)-748-8001. if you do not want to call you can text at (202)-748-8003. senator, how much of a priority do you think rebuilding rural democrats, rebuilding support among rural americans is, for the national party and the campaign committees, how high a priority do you think that is? guest: it has been frustrating to me to kind of watch this from a distance from north dakota and think about the opportunities that have been missed by the democratic party to tell people what they are about and what they mean. i have had conversations about the medium whether it is facebook. where is rural america getting their ads? guess what? they are getting impressions from fox news and they are getting impressions from friends on facebook and they are getting their impressions from local radio. there is three places we could do a better job communicati

s. army used to heidi talk to cover side with catastrophic consequences. agent orange was the most destructive instance chemical warfare. a decade later, the same happened in the us state of oregon. these helicopters flying over the ridge, spraying something they didn't even see the case. the 2 women are still fighting for justice against some of the most powerful forces in the world. the people left his agent orange on al jazeera. ah, ah, you're watching al jazeera reminder of our top stories. this are 9 groups including to grind, forces have formed an alliance against ethiopian government. they want to bring down the governments either by negotiation or the use of force. the you and human rights council has condemned the military takeover in sudan. the council has agreed to appoint an expert who will monitor alleged rights violations and report back on the findings. next year, protests of iraq's parliamentary elections have turned violent, demonstrate his whole, the october vote. a sham security forces have fired in the air. and these tear gas to try and

i'll hand it back to peter. >> thanks, heidi. i know a lot of my neighbors really well and the merchants. we think this say fantastic neighbourhood for the kind of business that we're going to bring and the customer experience we're going deliver and we're committed to improving the neighbourhood in all kinds of ways, security, cleanliness, walkability of the street and to support our neighbour merchants especially in times of operational issues around brick and mortar. i'm the one here 37 years more than half my life. i'll turn it back to heidi. >> through the process we had door to door outreach in the inner sunset and happy to have support from many residents and merchants during the process. we're grateful to be part of the merchants association and the inner sunset neighbors. at 900 irving we're committed to being active community members and building lasting relationships with merchant and neighbors and feel it will activate the corner and create good jobs and support neighborhood businesses. i'll hand it back to peter. >>

no one is arguing, heidi, about how to pay for. instead we're arguing about pre-k and universal health care. >> donna, my concern about what you just said is it's all true. why do working class people not like us? that's the challenge. the challenge is you deliver and say, look what we've done. we are bad at messaging and we are bad at focusing on who is the opposition. it's not people with different opinions in our own party. it's the opposition party and i won't call them the enemy, but it's the opposition party. it's talking about day care and why john barrasso doesn't want families to have reduced day care costs. >> listen, donna, they have delivered 6% inflation, disgrace in afghanistan, a poor border in the south, and if you want to know why working people don't like you, that's why. >> 7 million jobs this year. gdp at 5%. i understand. you don't want to talk about the fact that democrats believe in helping everyday ordinary people. chris, look, i don't care what you say. >> i know they believe that, donna, but working people

thanks, heidi. gary, so what's the timeline for getting the build back better act passed on to the president's desk. we should say there are a couple hurdles first. >> reporter: hey, alex. yes, this is a human infrastructure part of things. we're talking about money going towards childcare and paid family leave and provisions towards the environment. that sort of thing. so let me take you through schoolhouse rock style what this is going to mean. we're going to be getting a full vote from the house the week of november 15th. then it will go to the senate for the parliamentarian to look at it and make sure it's following all of the senate rules. then the full senate will vote on it. then it comes back to the house for a full vote in the house before going to the president's desk. but none of this can happen before november 15th because congress is out of town and none can happen as heidi was mentionings without the full support of senators joe manchin and kyrsten sinema. i want to have you listen to

heidi, let me bring you in on the build back better plan. your friend, former colleague, senator amy klobuchar -- >> she did a great job. >> she expressed great confidence this will get done. not everybody shares that opinion. >> i think it will get done. i think there's so much pressure after the virginia election and now we see biden's numbers sliding. i think there's a kind of come to jesus moment among the democratic factions to let's get this done. let's spend a year talking about the great things, implementing, doing our ribbon cuttings. i think that there's a recalibration that occurred after virginia with the poll numbers, so i agree with amy. i think it's going to get done. >> we certainly saw that in the house. reihan, i'm not sure if senator manchin is part of that faction coming together. >> i think there's a huge struggle over the fact that the democratic party increasingly relies on upper middle income, affluent voters and donors. there's a rise of this faction reconciling those things in the name of some kind of a majority coa

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i'm heidi, i'm not down's syndrome. i'm heidi. what would you hope for, for other people with down's syndrome in the future? that they would work hard, they'd get married and enjoy life. it is estimated there are around a7,000 people with down's syndrome in the uk. thanks, tom! as it stands, the bill only applies to england, but it's hoped if it's passed, other nations will follow suit. well done! nikki fox, bbc news. joining me now are fionn crombie angus, who is part of the down's syndrome policy group which has been developing this new bill, and fionn's fatherjonathan angus. thank you both. why would this new law be important? what do you hope it can achieve?— it can achieve? well, first of all, hood it can achieve? well, first of all, good morning- _ iama i am a founding member of the national down's syndrome policy group. along with heidi and james. what have you contributed to the group? _ what have you contributed to the group? i — what have you contributed to the arou - ? .. what have you contributed to the a-rou? ., ,

nbc's heidi przybyla has the story. >> reporter: michigan republicans may be about to muscle through tighter election laws without the support of most michigan voters. they're doing it with a petition drive. one that requires signatures from fewer than 4% of all registered voters in the state. jamie rowe is spokesman for secure michigan vote. >> our petition drive is designed to make changes to what michigan election law that restores faith in both sides in the outcome of the election. >> reporter: because of a quicker in the law, the gop-led legislature can circumvent michigan governor gretchen wilmer. some elections experts believe it would have a chilling effect on voter participation. >> i really think a lot of people will not choose to exercise their right to vote absentee in michigan. that concerns me. >> reporter: terence davis believes the petition is only happening because of donald trump's false claims there was voter fraud in the 2020 election. >> how do you win ohio by so much record numbers and lose michigan? >> the only reason that this petition is being put forward is

did heidi go to that apartment complex and meet somebody there? her car wasn't found at that location. a lot of mystery. >> dana: is there a way for investigators to look into her phone or look on the cloud and see if there was communication? >> investigators have been tight lipped around what they are doing as far as what they've been seeing on the surveillance footage and any digital footprint she would have left behind. let's hope they use everything they can. they haven't been coming forward with tons and tons of information for the public. but i know law enforcement is doing everything they can. a lot of tension on this case and doing anything they can. >> bill: tough to answer this question. her ex-husband said that her boss is being investigated for alleged securities fraud and that he had received a phone call several weeks ago. how does that fit into this, if at all? >> so he received that phone call after she went missing and he will find it suspicious. he was the one tracking the microchip in her dog and knew what was going on. he gets

they started hyperventilating, heidi j. castro reports. it was supposed to be a night without worries and escape from the stress of the pandemic. as 50000 people mostly youngsters in their teens and twenties, gather before an outdoor stage to watch houston warm wrapper. travis scott. oh, but the energy quickly turned to panic. the minister of a sort performing it's like people like, like did something in front of them. they're running, they're going crazy and pushing everything out of nowhere. i guess like a group of people or somebody just pushed in and everything just like you. it was compressed like you were just compressible born. oh, oh, witnesses reported being squeezed to the point of suffocation, and for some victims, cardiac arrest. all of the identify deceased were under 30 no parent, no friend, no sibling should see their loved one off to a concert by a world or known artist and not be able to expect them to come home safely. and when we read these ages, 14162121232327, just breaks your heart. even as victims were being treated,

s. army used to heidi toxic had the side with catastrophic consequences. agent orange was the most destructive instance with chemical warfare. a decade later, the same happened in the us state of oregon. these helicopters flying over the ridge brang something they didn't even see the caird foot 2 women are still fighting for justice against some of the most powerful forces in the world. the people versus agent orange. on al jazeera, the taliban used to be suspicious of polio vaccinations. now it's allowed a mass immunization campaign in afghanistan to go ahead. so, why has the group changed its position and can the disease finally be eradicated? this is inside story. ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm how much m job. much of the world is free of polio, a disease that can paralyze and disfigure children. but in afghanistan, the taliban made it difficult for health workers to eradicate the virus. its fighters limited you and organizations from carrying out door to door, vaccinations in areas that controlled and health workers were attacked. more than 3

with pride. heidi joe castro al jazeera philadelphia. still ahead on al jazeera, we've got the sport for you, and it was a night of massive fits as the world series came to land. we'll have all the baseball action for you after the break. ah a ah . ah lou . ah ah, it's time for the sports here. sorry, thank you very much. hello. we start with baseball in the atlanta braves, a one the world series. i called the job done at the home of the houston astros and in epic fashion. so monica has the latest with this report, and it's been 26 years in the making all that, but the atlanta braves, the world series champions, once again. and they captured the title in style by destroying the houston astros on the road. in game 6, quarries delay getting the scoring going with a 3 run homer. atlanta gave up a for nothing lead and choked and game 5. this time however, they were ruthless. dan's be swanson's massive hit with testament to just that astros fans could hardly believe what had hit them when perch ready. freeman also got in on the home run actio

let's go to our correspond heidi joe castro, who's in washington. d. c. adams and been watching this vote closely. so there's been a lot of touring and throwing when it's come to this votes. it has now passed. they'll be a lot of relief in the body pelosi camp that it's managed to go through, talk us through what's happened. absolutely moline, this, what we're seeing now as the vote is being close. this is the finale to a month long game of brinkman ship that we've seen displayed within factions of the democratic party. and it certainly has been an uncomfortable time for president biden. and for house speaker nancy pelosi this morning, president biden said to the nation, he wanted this bill deliver to his desk by evenings and it looks like that is going to happen. the hold up here was because liberals within the democratic caucus, in the house of representatives, had had been withholding their support for this infrastructure bill. that's because they wanted to use this moment really as leverage for the bigger social welfare spending bill that is still

to stop the spread of private 19, including wearing masks out there as heidi's, jocasta reports now from maryland. travis gales was serving as the top health, official of montgomery county, maryland when the covey 19 pandemic arrived. his mission was simple. in regard to the counties, 1000000 residents keep them all and to come from dive. as hospitals across the us, filled with patients suffering from coven 19 gales, recommended businesses and schools close. and for everyone to wear masks, the policies were restrictive, but worked to keep cases low. and the community in this liberal suburb of washington, d. c, was supportive, gail says. but then came signs of impatience while things became more political. the discussion moved from. hi, good morning. here's where our cases are. here's what the test positivity rate is and those kinds of things to while things are different, why can't we do this activity and why is this particular thing close? and why is this jurisdiction open? and why are we open? says he also received a threat in email. shared with al jazeera gills was called a power hung

. >> we begin this hour with nbc news correspondent heidi business bella and gary grum baugh on capitol hill. the white house trying to turn momentum here and approval ratings, also. could this help him do that? >> reporter: for sure, lindsey, the president calling it a blue collar blueprint to rebuilding america. the scope of it is similar to the interstate highway system back in the 1950s. it's going to be a major investment definitely expected to help businesses, deliveries and commuting easier. the second part is equally as important, guys. this is the part that is going to help women work outside the home. we all know women are an important part of the workforce. overall, some of the investment houses that are looking at this, economic forecasters rather, expected to add .4% in 2022. those are the two systems combined. here is the president. >> we took a mon mental step forward. we learned our economy created 5.6 million jobs since we took office january 20th. unemployment rate of 4.6%, two full years earlier than the vast majority of economists projected that would happen, and we'

hello, heidi. [ laughter ] have you been in a helicopter before? yeah, i've done uso tours, i've been in all sorts of helicopters. but i've never been strapped into a gurney. i've never been strapped into anything without a safe word, you know? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what is your safe word? by the way. >> matt damon. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: from boston, okay. >> so they're wheeling me out of the hospital. and people are, lenny, can i have a autograph? i'm strapped in! take a selfie. [ laughter ] when i was really fat i would have never fit in this helicopter. >> jimmy: what? >> oh, yeah. we get in. now they're tying stuff on me. i'm, wow, if this chopper goes down, i've got to chew through these things to save heidi. [ laughter ] that's what you think about when you're about to die. as we get up to the mass general hospital, chopper's spinning out of control, only five feet off the deck. i'm like, turn the key off! let it drop! i don't want to fall off the building. boom, we hit. he turned, lenny, it's me, freddie, i used to fly you whe

in hopes of showing voters, democrats can move past interest party dysfunction to effectively govern heidi jo. castro al jazeera washington drug maker. pfizer says a new co with 19 pill. it's developing, cut the risk, the risk of hospital admissions, excuse me, or death by near nearly 90 percent. a trial of the experimental drug was stopped early after the effective results and company plans to ask regulators to authorize its use as soon as possible. president joe biden says the u. s. has already secured millions of those within 3 days of the symptoms, you have now 89 percent protection from disease leading to hospitalisation with our medicines. and the date us indicate 100 percent protection from this. and even if you start the medicine 5 days off, they're having contracted the disease co, 9th, and which symptoms you have now. 85 percent protection. well natty watch y o davis is the director of health for the city of st. louis, missouri. she says it's a very positive sign that pfizer hold to the trial early. the preliminary data that either has the release is very encouraging. when you se

c. heidi, thank you. also, if africa government has condemning the international travel restrictions before a ministry says the country's being punished, the flight is rapid detection. all thinking variance is going concern that the band will impact and already struggling economy for me to miller reports from johannesburg. while the south african governments urged people not to panic, many or worried, especially as some continue to rush to leave south africa. my family generally of the whole is just ready to deflated by the entire situation. disappointed, not feeling as though wishing catch a great. we haven't seen each other for 3 years. many have struggled through a slump in the economy because of previous travel bands and locked downs. and the now uncertain about how the new army cron variant will affect them. some been civil leveling and, and then let's go and get vaccinated. especially people my age. so we can protect ourselves. that's all i can say. i know we all have our opinions about the vaccines

c. heidi, this is alarming. you even the anthony farm, you say not to panic? just how are americans reacting to this? that's right. for this news to come out right in the middle of holiday travel season is alarming. indeed. in fact, the ts they reported that just yesterday alone, 1800000 people passed through american passports, american airports rather. and that is approaching pre pandemic levels. today we have announcements from delta and united airlines that there are service between the us and south africa will continue. it will continue despite the ban on visitors from the southern african countries which will kick in on monday. that's because us permanent resident and citizens will still be allowed to travel back and forth. this, of course, again, has come at a time when americans are on the move and the fear is that is on the crime is already in the us, not detected yet, but if it is present or will soon be that this will only be potential for increased transmission, even as the scientists here in the u. s. are studying those unknown questions about how

force people to do things to stop the spread of coven 19 and cooling, wearing masks. houses here as heidi's. castro reports now from maryland. travis gales was serving as the top health, official of montgomery county, maryland, when the covey 19 pandemic arrived. his mission was simple. in regard to the counties, 1000000 residents keep them all and keep them from dive. as hospitals across the us, filled with patients suffering from coven 19 gales, recommended businesses and schools close. and for everyone to wear masks, the policies were restrictive, but worked to keep cases low. and the community in this liberal suburb of washington, d. c, was supportive, gail says. but then came signs of impatience while things became more political. the discussing moved from hi good morning and here's where our cases are. here's what the test positivity rate is and those kinds of things to while things are different, why can't we do this activity and why is this particular thing close? and why is this jurisdiction open? and why are we open? says he also received a threat in email. shared with al jazeera

ok, heidi joe castro, joining aside from washington. d. c for no. thank you. high g. let's take you straight nights for brandon. he's joining us now from lunch and we're pull. there have been confirmed cases of the omi crone screen already. how does the u. k. government responding to this? well, it's responded with, 1st of all, the health secretary, the talk minister, government minister in charge such a job coming out and announcing this basically telling people what's going on. and it'd be followed in 2 hours from now around 5 o'clock local time with the prime minister boys johnson. he will be flying by his chief scientific advisor and his chief medical officer in the downing street briefing where he will set out what the government's response to these 2 cases are. it's highly likely that he will go for a plan b, although he may or he may just hold off for a couple more days. but i think the, the advice is likely to be that based on the criticism that the government have a previously for not acting fast enough in the face of new variance. i think it's highly likely

mostly this is a matter of waiting for the federal reserve. >> heidi, take us to congress. how does this inflation impact the democrats' agenda? does it hurt the human infrastructure bill at least for the time being? >> i think everybody right now is kind of scrambling because the customer is always right, voters are concerned about inflation. they realize that inflation is cutting into their paycheck even though their paycheck is bigger. all this long-term strategy isn't going to work. it's not going to work for people in cycles. the first is to open up the strategic oil reserve. they need to get oil prices down. that's contrary to the green message of stopping oil production in this country. and so they're going to have to bite the bullet and realize that a lot of this that's squeezing middle class families are energy prices and moderates and modulates the prices. if i were in congress that's what i would be saying. quit looking to some long-term thing. you have to deal with it today because today's politics are bad on inflation for democrats. >> steve, nobody likes to pa

heidi heidi. with the president's agenda stalled at home and numbers under water, what's the white house feeling on this situation that the president is staring at right now? he said he doesn't worry about polls. his white house does not have that luxury. >> that is true. the president is trying to focus on specifics he can try to accomplish here to project confidence in what he is doing on the world stage. knowing that that may be able to have an impact at home. not in the immediate 24 hours, but over time. and trying to deliver on the promises he made as a candidate. the president saying that polls go up and go down. he was asked specifically about some of the polling as reflected in the numbers you ran through that are, in fact, very damaging to the president, and challenging for his immediate political future. a snapshot in time, but certainly a dire and dismal picture that many americans were questioned and this poll suggests about his performance so far, and the president says he has not --

joe manchin and kyrsten sinema, for the latest on all of us let's start with nbc news correspondent heidi criswell a, at the white house, and nbc news reporter gary graham back on capitol hill. so heidi, the administration clearly wants his money's worth when it comes to touting this big achievement. >> yeah lindsay, it has been a running punchline now for two administrations, but as the president said, it is finally infrastructure week. this is what he promised during the campaign, it is a historic investment in the nation's infrastructure, roads, bridges, airports, broadband. the president said it will be a, quote, blue collar blueprint to rebuilding america, which is really on par with a major investment that we made in the 19 fifties to build the interstate highway system. here's the president. >> we took a monumental step, for our organization. reminder that armand country made 5.6 million jobs since he took office in january 20th. we've reached an unemployment rate of 4.6%, two point -- than the vast majority of economists project that would happen. and we're just getting started. w

steve kornacki, larry, heidi, kristen, stay close. it is going to be a long day. we are all watching the state of virginia. for now, got to turn to breaking news from the u.n. climate summit in scotland. president biden announcing strong new actions on climate. some of the toughest environmental rules we have ever seen. going to take his remarks live when they begin. meantime, nbc's senior white house correspondent kelly o'donnell joins us now. what can you tell us about the plan? >> reporter: hi, steph. good to be with you. president biden is here to show that the u.s. can demonstrate leadership, and this is a part from actions he's waiting congress to do. this is something the administration can do. it deals with trying to deal with methane. methane is one of the most powerful pollutants and deals with the warming of the planet. so steps to curb methane can be one of the fastest ways to reduce some of the effects of climate change. so this is considered very significant. new steps to reduce by about 30% methane emissions over the next decade, and part of what th

joining me to talk more about this is nbc news correspondent heidi przybyla. larry sabatow from the university of virginia center of politics. heidi, what have voters told you about what's become the key issue in this race, education? >> chris, if you're talking about youngkin voters, it's literally the first thing they bring up. traversing this main strip here in virginia beach, which is a very swingy area, you can't help but feel the passions that a lot of these republican voters have about this issue and the notion that critical race theory is being taught in virginia classrooms. a lot of these voters, chris, weren't able to exactly articulate what that means, other than they just feel that their kids or grandkids are being shamed for being white. and it was just striking how many of them brought it up, chris. i want you to listen to just one of the many conversations that we had in a nearby diner. take a listen. >> i like what youngkin is standing for. you know, parents do have a big say in education. this critical race theory is something to me that is ri

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. >> shannon, the police are saying little about heidi planc disappearance. her ex-husband james wayne is speaking out publicly and in court. it is seeking an granted full custody of the 11 -year-old son he shares with plank. after telling the court his son is quote beside himself and uncontrollably crying. were and desperate to find his mother. and adding if we hear from authorities at that heidi has been kidnapped or has died, i fear our son will be extremely distressed and inconsolable beyond his current mental state. in the daily mail says it has obtained a text messages wayne says his son sent it to his mom after she disappeared after attending the boys football gam on october 17. the messages include this one sent at the day after plague wa at the game and saying quote ca you please call me back i've called you two days in a row an you haven't it picked up. in the next day according to screenshots of messages published by the male quote please call or just text me because i want to make sure you're okay and i'm worried about you. another one saying and

but the opportunity is there for the party that is willing to speak to each community. >> heidi, at the same time a report captured in first read today of the president's travel. he's going to michigan today. and he has not been in a lot of rural states. >> let me tell you, one of the mistakes we're making is democrat on democrat violence. so we're arguing about the nuances of these plans instead saying why doesn't ron johnson why day care more affordable. why aren't republicans helping? one thing that we desperately need to do, andrea, if we need to win, we need to draw the contrast. who's with you in building rural communities and who isn't. and when we simply say we're going to talk about the great things we're doing, we need to point out they don't want to do these things. ron johnson doesn't want tahelp you with day care or improve your education or access to hospitals. we do. it's not just talking about what we're going to do, but talking about how they are obstructing the growth of american rural communities. >> well, it's a great insight and we really appreciate it. good to see

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i'll hand it back to peter. >> thanks, heidi. i know a lot of my neighbors really well and the merchants. we think this say fantastic neighbourhood for the kind of business that we're going to bring and the customer experience we're going deliver and we're committed to improving the neighbourhood in all kinds of ways, security, cleanliness, walkability of the street and to support our neighbour merchants especially in times of operational issues around brick and mortar. i'm the one here 37 years more than half my life. i'll turn it back to heidi. >> through the process we had door to door outreach in the inner sunset and happy to have support from many residents and merchants during the process. we're grateful to be part of the merchants association and the inner sunset neighbors. at 900 irving we're committed to being active community members and building lasting relationships with merchant and neighbors and feel it will activate the corner and create good jobs and support neighborhood businesses. i'll hand it back to peter. >>

let's start with heidi przybyla. heidi, take us into the final hours of mcauliffe and youngkin campaigns. >> yes, mika, the outcome here won't necessarily predict the outcome of the midterms but i think we can agree mcauliffe loss here would not be the optimal segue. there are a couple of things we're watching. first of all, is trump still the powerful motivating factor for these suburban women, independent women, who we all remember marched in pink hats and waited in long lines in the rain to catch their anti-trump referendum, or whether some of these suburban republican modern women will come home, combined with lower democratic-based turnout. here's what we are seeing, overall the numbers are in northern virginia but we're in virginia beach because this is the largest, most populous city in virginia and it slipped from trump to biden. youngkin must win here and we are seeing a lot of youngkin voters, a lot bringing up this issue of education, their belief that parents don't have much control anymore in the classro