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the battle over a key tow continued athe country's psidential campaign entered itfinal week. jeffy brown has our lead story report. brown: t focus of the fight for a second day s a major taliban stronghold in helmand province. the offenve began wednesday at dawn after 400 u.s. mines and hundred afghan troops storm the town of dahaneh inhe face of heavyesistance. today, the coalition fce resum its bid to drive out insurgents who've kept the aa in their grip >> ( translated ): the is no eace and security in this country, and we areoncerned. now, hefully, security and prospery will come to this village. we all look forward to that >> brown: e coalition force also operated under new restrictionsn air strikes to oid civilian casualties. this was the lest in a series of recnt operations since u.s. orces began a major buildup afghanistan. sualties have also been rising, with another erican and three british soldis killed today. more u.s. troops pour in, "the wa street journal" reported this week tt their to commander, army general stanley mcrystal, was warning that the taliban have

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but there is are psidential campaign underway and, today, or this week, the news is that, lowe and behold, the former mayor of new york city michaeloo erg is looking seriously at filing today in, apparently,u alabama, t. what does this say about the race that he's decided to get i at this late -- or seriously think about getting in at this late date? >> myelbloomberg thinks he should be president -- michael bloomberg. he's always thought he should be president. there's now, i his judgment, and those around him, an opening. i don't recall c oneontested primary in battleground states recently. he haa great personal achievement story. he's done great work on gun control and climate, but i just -- i look at the record of new york mayors in national politics, i remember the excitement that acc jompanihn lindsey in floreridaember rudy giuliani dying in florida, never going to iowa or new hampshire, and bill de blasio most recently, there isn't a national craving for new york maors. but maybe mike bloomberg will enjoy corn roast in iowa andir new hamp i haven't seen that side of him before. >> b

i have a press release he from omar alexander saying there's no doubt russia interfered in our 2016 psidential election, and that's about it. no specific criticism of the president. i get the sense that jeff flake, john mccain, mitt romney issued a statement, ben sasse, these are the outlers in the republican party, and i think you're going to find republicans continue to support the g president,ss we'll see. >> you say mccain and romney from thehe outliers, they're last two presidential nominees to have the republican party, but it is erno lo thain republican party. it is now donald trump republican party and it's proved to be very difficult to shake the hold that trump has had in a party that's been ready find in its own image. most notably in attitudes against russia, if there's one thing that characterized republican politics in the pa, it's been a pretty hard line on russia. we certainly did not hear that ustoday. >>to add, terrific points, just to add, i was looking at a pew research center series of surveys from 2015 to 2018, and the attitudes toward vladimir putin have changed signific

scalia and the rarest of events, a vacancy on the supreme court in the middle of a p psidential election. how the fight over his replacement could paralyze the senate and all of washington. we'll hear from fourrepublican presidential candidates, donald trump, ted cruz, marco r rio and john kasich. >>> plus, that wild republican debate last night. >> you are a principle -- >> you are the single biggest tiar. >> when you point to h own record, he screams liar, liar, liar. >> i think we're fixing to lose the election to hillary clinton if we don't stop this. >> also, bernie sanders gets a taste of what he may face as he tries to win african-americanan voters. _v i've said black 50 times, all right. that's the 51st time. >> can hillary clinton win by making this cpaign a referendum on sanders, not herself? joining me this sunday morning gwen ifil, chris, ron fournier and kathleen parker,olumnist for "the washington post." welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >>> from nbc news in washington, this is "meet the press with chuck todd". >>> good sunday morning. it hasn't happened since 1968.

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> reporter: that surury was conducted before the paris attacks, but it helps explain why republican psidential hopefuls are taking a harder line on the refugee issue. we also know that several religious organizations rerettling refugees around the country have been threatened in the last week. julianna goldman, cbs news, washington. >>> senator rand paul introduced legislation that would impopo a moratorium on resettling any refugees from 34 high-risk countries. that includes syria. john dickerson spoke to paul on "face the nation." >> y y had some efforts t ts week to block syrian refugees and people from other countries that you thought were dangerous. but in the conversation today the worry seems to be from experts is mor about the visa waivers, which is to say people who could come in through europe, these countries where screening that you would have with refugees. why isn't that the bigger problem? >> well, i think it's all of the above. my bill would have addressed refugees, students,visitors, and those who want to immigrates from countries that have significant jihadist movements. but

and a podium giving it all we assume by design the look and f fl, just a little bit of a aeast room p psidential news conference. we asked trump to respond to criticism today from republican leaders in congress including house speaker paul ryan. that trump had not done enough to disavow ku klux klan and other hate groups like that. trump said he did in fact disavow them. david duke and others like them and said he would work with leaders in congresincluding paul ryan. then he added, "ryan better play ball or else." >> i'm going to get along great with congress. paul ryan. i don't know him well. sure i am going to get along great with him. if i don't, he will have to pay a big price, okay. we have done something that almost nobody ought could be done. i just want to leave you with this, i am a unifier. republican party and everybody get together and unify. and when we unify, there is beat us. thank you very much, everybody. thank you. thank you very much. thank you. >> trump did not declare himself presumptive republican nominee remaking the gop. trump sees a multicandidate field ahead as somethi

that's what critics call the republican psidential hopeful after making even more controversial remarks. the search for the truth. >>> and retail game-changer. forget about the stores. holiday gifts online instead of standing in line at the cash registers. the profit picture on this monday, november 3h. >>> from abc news, this is "world newnow." >>> good morning. i'm aditi roy. in for reena ninan >> i'm kendis gibson. good monday morning to you, everybody. good morning to you. nice of you to be here. >> so happy to be here. >> i mean, you were saying you've been watching the show. >> since 1994 when ias in college. i remember i would be staying upup studying and watching this and when i was a local news anchor, we wou be watching it in the mornings as we were getting makeup to go on air. >> so is it kind of trippy being here on the set at this hour? >> very weird being on this side of the camera. but i'm so excited to be here. >> aditi our national correspondent. so great to have you here at the mothership with us. >> it's great to be next to you, too. >> thank. it's the cologne. >> you