Trump refuses to participate in another debate with Harris

In a surprising turn of events, former President Trump has announced that he will not participate in any further debates with Vice President Harris. This decision comes after Trump claimed victory in both of the previous presidential debates and deemed them unnecessary for his campaign moving forward.

Meanwhile, the Harris campaign is focusing on targeting North Carolina, a state that has not voted for a Democratic presidential candidate since 2008. This shift in strategy highlights the importance of swing states in the upcoming election and the efforts being made by both parties to secure crucial votes.

In other news, the city of Springfield, Ohio faced a scare when authorities received a bomb threat, leading to the evacuation of city hall and other buildings. It remains unclear who is behind the threat and whether it is related to the unfounded allegations made during the presidential debate about Haitian immigrants mistreating pets.

NBC News correspondents Gabe Gutierrez and Yamiche Alcindor provide the latest updates on these developments, shedding light on the ongoing political landscape and security concerns facing communities across the country. As the 2024 election continues to unfold, it is clear that tensions are running high and the stakes are higher than ever.