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    Inside the Extremely Close MS Senate Race; Why Gov. Newsom Is Commuting CA Death Sentences - Nov. 6

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    One of the most shocking outcomes of Tuesday’s blue tsunami is the Mississippi Senate race, where Democrat Scott Colom has a razor-thin margin over incumbent Republican Cindy Hyde-Smith. If Colom wins, he would be the first Black senator to represent Mississippi since 1875. NBC News White House correspondent Yamiche Alcindor breaks down how provisional and mail-in ballots could still shape this extremely close race – and why Colom is not praising Democrats for their support. Plus, California Gov. Gavin Newsom wants to commute all 548 death sentences to life without parole. NBC News legal analyst Misty Marris explains the legal roadblocks ahead and the role victims’ rights groups will play. Lastly, “longevity” is the new “wellness” – but before jumping straight into the cryo chamber, you might want to test your body’s age at the “Super Age Games”. Wall Street Journal columnist Jamie Waters explains why the balance beam threw him for a loop and why everyone from tech leaders to influencers seem to be obsessed with living longer.
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