Tonight the race for the White House shifts into overdrive as the campaigns hit the

battleground states for the first time since Tuesday's debate.

Then Trump says no to another face-off as Harris's team announces a new fundraising record.

Plus the power of celebrity endorsements, how much do they actually matter?

I'll ask the legendary Carol King, as the 11th hour gets underway on this Thursday night.

Good evening once again I am Stephanie Rule. I hope you're not too tired because

we are still 54 days to go until the election day. Well the candidates

they are now back in full-on campaign mode for the first

time since Tuesday's debate and this headline on your screen right there says it all

today Trump ruled out another debate with the Vice President, while Kamala Harris's campaign

said it took in nearly 50 million bucks in donations in the 24 hours since Tuesday's

matchup. But right now, it is all about the ground game

for everybody and we saw the candidates spread out across the battlegrounds today.

VP Harris made stops in North Carolina while her running mate Tim Walsh was in Michigan.

Donald Trump tried to shore up his support in Arizona while J.D. Vance returned to

DC after an event in New York this morning. Late this afternoon in Charlotte, Vice President Harris

talked about what we all saw on Tuesday night

and responded to Trump saying that he won't debate again.

Two nights ago, Donald Trump and I had our first debate.

And I believe we owe it to the voters to have another debate.

Donald Trump intends to end the Affordable Care Act.

And as Stacy mentioned, you heard what he said in the debate debate he has no plan to replace it

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