Weekend. It was yet another busy week, so lets get right to some of the conversations you might have missed. Amy, i think when you were here before in july, we were probably talking about Joe Biden. The trump people were talking about how they were going to win. They were measuring the curtains, et cetera, et cetera. I think then we could say its only july. Now, its only august. But its still early, again, quoting churchill or the 18th time. At least its now sort of The End of the beginning. Looking at numbers from Swing States, what are you finding . Yeah. Youre right. This race has been reset, certainly, since may, but even since july when President Biden dropped out. Look, back in may, we did. We saw biden trailing in all of the Swing States or at best tied. Right now, harris is either leading or tied with trump in those Swing States. Theres one state, nevada, which shes still trailing in. But overall, if you look at those seven Swing States, harris is up, again, within the margin b
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issued. it struck at about 4:00 p.m. local time. a series of strong aftershocks have already been recorded. and tsunami waves of 1.2 meters have hit a number of areas along the western coast. japan s prime minister is urging residents in tsunami areas to evacuate as soon as possible. the u.s. geological survey and japan meteorological office as well have been making similar warnings. hanako montgomery is joining us live from tokyo. tell us what information you ve got right now, that knyou have w hanako. reporter: this was a large and powerful, 7.5 magnitude earthquake that hit around 4:10 p.m. local time, a time when many people are celebrating new year s day with their familiesnd loved ones. and it was a shallow earthquake with depths of around 10 kilometers or about 6 miles. this is significant to note because with shallow earthquakes, we know that they could potentially be more powerful and more destructive and essentially trigger tsunamis that could really devastate cer