Michigan Democrat Haley Stevens Backs GOP's Mike Rogers. What You Need to Know - November 2
Rachel Scott has the latest on Michigan Democrat Haley Stevens, who lost the U.S. Senate primary to Abdul El-Sayed, endorsing Republican Mike Rogers just one
Rachel Scott has the latest on Michigan Democrat Haley Stevens, who lost the U.S. Senate primary to Abdul El-Sayed, endorsing Republican Mike Rogers just one day before Election Day. Plus, nine people are killed in a plane crash in Florida, cyberattacks target supermarket freezers across Europe, up to 52 tons of avocados are destroyed after a pest infestation, and Formula One crowns its youngest-ever world champion, along with more headlines you need to know today.
00:23: ELECTION DAY EVE: A Democrat who lost the primary election has endorsed the Republican candidate for senate in the midterm elections. 01:50: PLANE CRASH: Nine people were killed after the Bahamas-bound jet crashed just south of West Palm Beach. 02:39: SPAIN CRASH: Four Americans are among the 69 people killed in last week’s deadly train crash in Spain. 03:04: GROCERY STORE FRIDGES: Grocery stores in several countries are saying its refrigerators and freezers were hacked.
03:32: NORTH KOREA: The FBI says North Korea was behind the massive hack that stole more than six billion dollars from Binance, the world’s biggest cryptocurrency exchange. 03:51: SOUTHWEST FLOODING: Heavy rain is triggering flash floods and mandatory evacuations across parts of the Southwest. 04:27: CLANCY IN COURT: Lindsay Clancy appeared in court with the discussion of a potential retrial. 04:45: AVOCADOS DESTROYED: Mexican avocado producers destroyed up to 52 tons of avocados due to the presence of avocado seed weevil.
05:07: FORMULA ONE DRIVER: Italian Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli has become the youngest driver to win the 2026 Formula One World Championship. 05:23: POPE BASKETBALL: Pope Leo welcomed college basketball players to the Vatican over the weekend. Watch more episodes of What You Need to Know streaming on @disneyplus
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