the campaign trial. in south korea, police are taking the blame for that deadly halloween crowd stampede that killed more than 150 people. mostly young adults including two americans. and the conservative supreme court majority takes up affirmative action today in college admissions. singling a possible reversal on another issue that had been law. good day. i m andrea mitchell in washington on halloween. the attack on paul pelosi spurring a flood of conspiracy theories and disinformation including from twitter s new owner, elon musk, who tweeted an opinion, an opinion article from a low credibility source to his 100 million followers about the attack. and although many republicans have condemned the violent attack on the speaker s husband, republican governor glenn youngkin made light of the assault just hours after it happened. speaker pelosi s husband had a break-in last night and he was assaulted. there s no room for violence, but we re going to send her back to ca
to kill and wound so many. this evening, so called islamic state said it was behind the attack. we ll have the latest from barcelona. also tonight: the first rise in top a level grades for six years, as boys finally overtake the girls. president trump says america s history is being ripped apart , as statues with links to slavery are pulled down. and why a pink ball is being used for the first time in a test match in england. we ll get get the latest updates on barcelona. good evening. 13 people have been killed in barcelona and more than 100 have been injured, after a van was driven into the crowds at one of the city s most popular tourist sites. so called islamic state has claimed responsibility for the attack. thousands of people holiday makers, shoppers and locals were on the packed street in barcelona when the attack happened, late this afternoon. the white van was driven at speed along the famous pedestrianised market area called las ramblas. the driver turned into
issue for universities is that the funding that we have for higher education must have the confidence and trust of young people. it s important that young people are not deterred from higher education. going to university still pays. graduates earn more in their lifetime. what s changed this year is the politics, a big youth vote for scrapping fees in the election. the debate on who pays reopens. the second edition of the papers coming up soon, but first look at the weather. good evening. we have seen more showers developing across western parts of the uk and we might have longer spells of rain across northern ireland into wales and later in the night a strong wind pushing wet weather into northern england and scotland. showers in the south and clear skies as well with lows of ii or 12 degrees. more showers tomorrow than we had today and stronger wind. it is a wet start for scotland and the rain might linger all day. 0therwise for scotland and the rain might linger all day. o
Because they really don t like doug mastriano s extremism, to be frank. that s right. and we don t know how they re voting, but the democratic lead in term of the registered democrats at this point is about 50 points. so democrats are building this big advantage before election day where republicans are going to have to come from behind. big part of what democrats are going to have to look at is a big youth vote on election day. but you re right. we don t know how they re voting. peter baker, one of the other trends we re talking about though is that non-college educated white voters are increasing part of the electorate and they have tended to be voting more republican than democratic in recent cycles. yeah. that s absolutely right. that s been a challenge for democrats. constituency that they have done better on than they have in the last few cycles. they have yet to figure out how to unlock that mystery. that s one of the reasons they