Good morning. Sit sunday, october it is sunday, october 6th. Im Alicia Menendez with Symone Sanderstownsend and michael steele. We have fresh details on the Harris Campaign Sprint to the fineish line as Donald Trump focuses on lies and retribution. Talk with a Senate Candidate in florida and in nebraska aiming to upset republicans incumbents with in Balance Of Power at fake. Plus, tomorrow marks one year since the October 7th Terror Attack on israel. What is ahead for the region still on edge and a very busy morning so grab your coffee and settle in and welcome to The Weekend. Ooh, 30 days. 30 days from Election Day. Just one month for candidates up and down the ballot to make their case to the american people. Theyre on the Campaign Trail and today, we have new details about the road ahead for Vice President harris. The vp is launching what the campaign is calling a Media Blitz this week including interviews with the View And Howard Stern And Stephen colbert and a Town Hall with univi
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didn t appear to have been motivated by burglary or robbery. the entire house was locked up tight. windows, doors. you know, he still had his wallet. he had his cell phone. walking throughout the house, everything was still in place. it hadn t been ransacked. nothing was missing that we could find. it was elberta, doug s wife, who d called 911 in what sounded like a state of abject terror. arriving first responders had found her hiding in an upstairs closet. they took her downtown to talk to burbridge. elberta, my name is mark. i m going to be the detective on the case. i wanted to see my husband. they wouldn t let me see him. the detective was ready to sympathize, of course, but his training, his instinct, his eye told him not yet, something looked a little off here. what did you make of her? she s unique in some of her responses, threw up red flags, made me concerned about whether she was involved in this or not. what kind of responses?
motivated by burglary, robbery. the house was locked up tight. windows, doors. he still had his wallet and cell phone. walking throughout the house, everything was still in place. it hadn t been ransacked. nothing was missing that we could find. it was elberta, doug s wife, who called 911 in what sounded like a state of abject terror. arriving first responders found her hiding in an upstairs closet. they took her downtown to talk to burbridge. elberta, my name is mark. i want to see my husband. they wouldn t let me see him. the detective was ready to sympathize, of course, but his training, his instinct, his eye told him not yet. something looked a little off here. what did you make of her? she s unique in some of her responses, threw up red flags, made me concerned about whether she was involved in this or not. what kind of responses? she didn t care about the police investigation. all she cared about was her