bill melugin in bozeman.are getting update on president trump's federal election interference case. what can you tell us about it? >> bill: that's right. a federal judge has decided to delay for three weeks a hearing which would determine the government's next steps in this prosecution. so the supreme court ruled last month that trump may have some immunity over official acts committed in office. that was after four criminal charges that he tried to overturn the 2020 presidential election results. a hearing will now be held on september 5th after the special counsel asked for an extension. that could signal some of the charges maybe dropped or the case may be paired back. that's what we got for now, gillian. we will send it back to you. >> gillian: all right. bill out in bozeman for us this evening. thanks so much. ♪ ♪ >> gillian: tonight, israeli troops carrying out an assault on khan younis in southern gaza. the idf says as always they are targeting hamas fighters and operatives. israel has confirmed it wil

. >> reporter: former president trump is attending his first political rally all week tonight in bozeman, montana. late this afternoon, his plane diverted to billings, montana, because of a mechanical issue. the former president is comfortably ahead in deep red montana, and his campaign has not said when he plans to make his next visit to a battleground state, major. >> major: battlegrounds

he continued on to bozeman in a private jet. tonight's rally launches a blitz of campaign stops for trump in west coast states tomorrow. in fact, he'll attend fundraisers in aspen, colorado, and jackson hole, wyoming. and a quick reminder you can always catch political events as they happen with the fox local app, you can watch the live now from fox stream on that site, which has live coverage of news events all day long. it also has ktvu newscasts and other stories from the channel two newsroom. remember, the fox local app is free to download for your smart tv. well, not on board. why san jose's mayor says a november ballot initiative on rent control would do more harm than good, and hoping to make the downtown pop the program n one city chronicle reports. the company said in a memo that the job cuts are due to a steep drop in revenue. eventbrite second quarter earnings showed a year over year decline in ticket sales, from 890 million to 840 million. that's a 6% drop. a new proposition to expand rent control here in california

. >> eporter: former president trump is attending his first political rally all week tonight in bozeman, montana. late this afternoon from his plane diverted to billings, montana, because of a mechanical issue. the former president is comfortably ahead in deep red montana, and his team has not said when he plans to make his

>> reporter: tonight, members of his team walking off the plane, onto the tarmac, continuing on to bozeman on a private jet. both campaigns heading west. with less than 90 days to go, tonight, vice president kamala harris and her new running mate, minnesota governor tim walz, rallying in the key swing state of arizona. in a battle to keep the state blue. >> this is the first time i have felt, like, invigorated and excited about politics. >> reporter: in july, former president trump was averaging a 5.5-point lead over president biden. with harris in the race, it's a virtual tie. harris putting the sun belt states back in play. trump in montana, a solidly red state in his first stop on the trail this week, making an appearance to boost the republican candidate trying to unseat democratic senator john tester. at his mar-a-lago news conference, trump weighing in on abortion, saying, it's going to be a very small issue in the election. while seeming to suggest he's open to blocking access to the abortion pill, mifepristone. >> would you direct your fda, for example, to revoke access to mifepris

trump switched planes and had to finish his trip to bozeman.e are waiting for the former president to begin his rally. you are watching live coverage on c-span. ♪ ♪ [crowd chanting "usa!"] >> i think she is incompetent. because i have watched her. she destroyed san francisco. everything she has touched has turned to bad things. i'm not going to use foul language, but everything she has touched has turned bad. she is incompetent. the reason she is not doing what i do and she is not doing what she should be doing, she won't even do interviews with friendly people. because she can't do better than biden. he had a reason for not doing well, and he was never fully five years ago the sharpest or brightest bulb in the ceiling. he wasn't. but he could do interviews at least. not lately he couldn't perhaps. but she should be doing interviews. she doesn't want to do interviews. the reason she doesn't is number one, her policies are so bad. to answer your question, i think it is not going to change because it is ultimately not about her as much is about h

cnn's alayna treene has more from bozeman, montana well, former president donald trump traveled to bozemana on friday was his first rally since vice president kamala harris had announced her running mate and selecting tim walz on tuesday. >> now montana is an interesting state. it is not a battleground, it is a reliably red state, one that donald trump's senior advisers tell me they're not concerned about him winning in november, but he came here instead to stomp for tim sheehy. he's a businessman as well as a former navy seal, and he's locked in a tight senate and it race with jon tester, the long serving democratic senator of montana, and really, when i talked to people on the ground as well as people on capitol hill, they say this is one of the most it's hardest fought races in the battle for the senate. majority. now, i actually caught up with steve daines, a senator from montana as well as the chairman of the national so republican senatorial committee. and he told me that he was the one who actually privately encouraged donald trump to come here. he said, we know it's not a battlegro

and we saw that on display in bozeman donald trump repeatedly trying to undermine both harris and her running mates credibility, mocker intelligence, call her dumber than joe biden. that is where the campaign is, right now. and i think part of it i can tell you from my conversations with trump's team is that he has been increasingly frustrated with the democratic enthusiasm surrounding harris and that she has been able to sustain it for several weeks now. and so that's where some of this was coming from. victor amara all right. >> alayna, thanks so much joining us now, new york times congressional correspondent luke broadwater. luke, good morning to you. let's start here with this as alayna calls it, this new phase of the trump campaign against harris here's more of what we saw in bozeman kamala is grossly incompetent. >> and in my opinion, has a very low iq, but we'll find out about her iq during the debate. okay, let's find out about i think trump calls most of his appoint his opponents stupid or dumb, or low iq individual. but does this show that he still three weeks in now struggl

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trump is in bozeman for a rally tonight to support a republican senate candidate tim sheehy. this comes as newly released body camera video shows the moment officers encountered the gunman who tried to kill trump. >> this close vote return around on >> the video shows an officer being hoisted up by another onto the roof and then that officer saw the shooter and fell back or ducked back down before running away. moments later, the gunman fired 8 shots from an air 15 rifle hitting the former president in the year killing a rally-goer and injuring 2 other people. there. motive for the shooting remains unclear. >> will abortion be a top issue in the 2024 election? former president donald trump says no. but the harris campaign in many advocacy groups disagree as president trump appointed 3 consecutive conservative justices who helped overturn roe versus wade, leaving abortion access up to the states which trump says is where it should be. but a spokesperson for planned parenthood says the patchwork of abortion restrictions across the country deprives too many women of essential he

. >> trump, meanwhile,'s book last night in bozeman, montana after a two-hour drive from the city of billings. his plane made an emergency landing there following mechanical issues. on his mind during that rally, democratic attack line that uses the word, weird, to branches campaign. >> i think we are actually the opposite of weird. they are weird. tim walz is the man who was very freakish. if comrade walz and comrade harris win this november the people cheering will be the looters, the perverts, the flag burners. >> and new york times asiana poll released just hours ago and conducted this week shows harris leading trump in key battleground states of michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania. she is up, but the new numbers remain within the margin of error within all three states. we are 86 days out from election day with a number of reporters and analysts recovering all the latest developments on this saturday. we begin with aaron gilchrist traveling with the harris campaign. yesterday you were in phoenix. today you are in vain -- vegas. >> reporter: there are some differences here. i th

trump is still planning to hold his rally tonight in bozeman, montana. meanwhile, the white house is announcing next week president biden and vice president harris will hold their first trip together since vice president harris became the democratic nominee. linsey? >> linsey: selena wage, thank you. >>> late developments tonight. the deputy charged with her murder remains behind bars. just a short time ago, the embattled sheriff who hired him announced his retirement. it comes just days after the governor there called on him to resign. here's abc's erielle reshef. >> reporter: tonight, growing fallout from the deadly shooting of sonya massey by an illinois sheriff's deputy. the embattled sheriff who hired that deputy is stepping down. jack campbell saying in a statement he's retiring, writing "it has become clear that the current political climate has made it nearly impossible for me to continue effectively in my role." massey was gunned down in her own home by deputy sean grayson who responded to her call to police about a possible prowler. >> drop the

his supporters gathered early for the event, which will go ahead in bozeman later on friday.o the city of billings, reportedly due to a mechanical issue. the former president is in montana to support tim sheehy, who is running for a key us senate seat. abc news confirmed it will moderate the first debate between the presidential candidates as agreed on september 10. latest figures show that there have been more than 740 arrests in connection with the recent violence disorder in england and northern ireland. more than 300 people have been charged so far. on friday three men were jailed for stirring up hatred on social media. the prime minister has again stressed police should remain on "high alert" this weekend. with more, here's dominic casciani. this isjordan parlour when he was arrested at home in leeds. one of three men jailed today, not for violence on the streets, but for violent words online that played a role in disorder that shocked the nation. last weekend, he was watching the riots across the country. today, leeds crown court heard he was angry about immigration and

trump is still planning to hold his rally tonight in bozeman, montana.meanwhile, the white house is announcing that next week, president biden and vice president harris will hold their first trip together since vice president harris became the democratic nominee. linsey? >> linsey: selina wang for us, thank you. >>> now to late developments tonight in the deadly police shooting of sonya massie in illinois. the deputy charged with her murder remains behind bars. just a short time ago, the embattled sheriff who hired him announced his retirement. it comes just days after the governor there called on him to resign. here's abc's erielle reshef. >> reporter: tonight, growing fallout from the deadly shooting of sonya massey by an illinois sheriff's deputy. the embattled sheriff who hired that deputy is stepping down. jack campbell saying in a statement he's retiring, writing, "it has become clear that the current political climate has made it nearly impossible for me to continue effectively in my role." massey was gunned down in her own home by deputy sean gra

it looks like kamala harris has wrapped up her speech and onstage at the moment, we are seeing bozemanld trump is due to appear shortly. his supporters have gathered there, taking place in the next few hours and donald trump expected to take the stage. his plane diverted to the city of billings duty mechanical issue. he is in montana to support tim sheehy who is running for a key us senate seat and bbc news confirmed it will moderate the first debate between the presidential candidates as agreed on 10 september. joining me live is politics editor at the washington monthly, bill scher. good to have you on bbc news tonight. we have the split screen again of the two rivals are different rallies and events also started with kamala harris and tim walz in arizona at another packed stadium there. it seems like the democrats believe there is a key battleground state is now in play? i key battleground state is now in -la ? ~ key battleground state is now inla? in play? i think democrats believe all _ in play? i think democrats believe all the _ in play? i think democrats. believe all the battle

cnn's alayna treene is in bozeman, montana former president donald trump traveled to bozeman, montana on friday. >> it was his first rally since vice president kamala harris had announced her running mate and select tim walz on tuesday. now montana is an interesting state. it is not a battleground, it is a reliably red state one that donald trump's senior advisers tell me they're not concerned about him winning in november, but he came here instead to stomp for tim sheehy. he's a big businessman as well as a former navy seal, and he's locked in a tight senate race with john tester with the long serving democratic senator of montana. and really, when i talked to people on the ground as well as we've on capitol hill, they say this is one of the most hardest fought races in the battle for the senate. majority. now, i actually caught up with steve daines, a senator from montana, as well as the chairman of the national republican senatorial committee. and he told me that he was the one who actually privately encouraged donald trump to come here. he said, we know it's not a battleground, bu

and i think that's a lot of where this is coming from alayna treene, cnn, bozeman, montana well, where one month away from the first presidential debate between donald trump and kamala harris. they are both expected to show up on september 10, but trump is pushing for more debates, including one on fox news a week before the planned debate on abc but i think it's very important to have debates. i look forward to the debates because i think we have to set the record straight, so i just look forward to these debates. i think it's very important that we have of my hope she agrees to him september for september 10 september 25, and i think there'll be very revealing he went on to say that minor details are still being worked out, including audience and locations will early this week trump had said that he wouldn't debate harris unless she agreed to the proposed face off on fox news, but it doesn't seem likely to happen i'm glad that he's finally agreed to a debate on september 10. >> i'm looking forward to it and hope he shows up or you open to more debate. >> i'm happy to have that conver

nbc's vaughn hillyard is in bozeman, montana, where trump will be today. yamiche alcindor is tracking the latest with the harris campaign. also with us jonathan capehart, "washington post" associate editor and host of msnbc's jonathan capehart. trump will be in bozeman for this rally after that even at mar-a-lago where he was clearly trying to seize back some attention in the 2024 race. this morning does his campaign think that's what he accomplished? >> reporter: right, he was not slated to have a campaign event until tonight here in bozeman, mississippi montana, and yesterday he held that press conference and took questions for more than an hour after kamala harris and tim walz criss-crossed battle ground states, and one where he would always call into question how any democrat was able to come close to challenging him because of his types of crowd sizes. but on this week it was the democrats who were the ones that were bringing out enthusiastic crowds. that is what led to this press conference yesterday. take a listen to part of his remarks. >> because

, montana with more well, victor and amara, donald trump travel to bozeman, montana on friday and it's interesting, it was actually his first rally since the weekend and the first since vice president kamala harris had finalized the democratic ticket and montana, of course, is a reliably red state, when i talked to donald trump's senior advisers, they tell me there are no concerns about his chances of winning it come november, but he instead chose to come here and serve a battleground because he was stumping for tim sheehy, the republican senate candidate. now he is locked in a tight senate race with the longtime democrat john tester. and it's really cool considered one of the hardest fought battles for control of the senate majority come the fall. now, senator steve daines of steve daines of montana, the chairman of the national republican senatorial committee was also at that rally on friday, and i caught up with him beforehand off stage and he told me that he was the one who privately encouraged just trump to come and support sheehy. so publicly, he said really that he reminded dona

, montana well, former president donald trump traveled to bozeman, montana on friday. it was his first rally since vice president kamala harris had announced her running mate and selecting tim walz on tuesday. now montana is an interesting state. it is not a battleground, it is a reliably red state, one that donald trump's senior advisers tell me they are not concerned about him winning in november, but he came here instead to stomp for him. sheehy, he's a businessman as well as a former navy seal, and he's locked in a tight senate race with john tester, the long serving democratic senator of montana and really, when i talked to people on the ground as well as people on capitol hill, they say this is one of the most hardest fought races in the battle for the senate. majority now, i actually caught up with steve daines, a senator from montana as well as the chairman of the national republican senatorial committee. and he told me that he was the one who actually pride i've been really encouraged donald trump to come here. he said, we know it's not a battleground, but thi

alayna treene, cnn, bozeman, montana for one month away from the first presidential debates between trump and harris. there both expected to show up on september 10, but trump is pushing for more debates, including one on fox news a week before the planned debate on abc and i think it's very important to have debates. i look forward to the debates because i think we have to set the record straight. so i just look forward to these debates. i think it's very important that we have of my hope, she agrees to him september 4. september 10 september 25th, and i think there'll be very revealing he went on to say that minor details are still being worked out, including audience and locations. >> now, earlier this week, trump and said that he wouldn't debate harris until she agreed to the proposed face off on fox news, but that doesn't seem likely to happen. >> i'm glad that he's finally agreed to a debate on september 10. i'm looking forward to it and are you open to more debate? >> i'm happy to have that conversation about an additional debate for after september 10 next week, president biden wi

once he did take the stage in boaz banker he hammered harris for her role in the border crisis -- bozeman she was the border czar, now she doesn't say she was the border czar. she says i was never the border czar. everything they did, she's taking away now. she was the worst border czar in the history of the world. >> reporter: trump and harris have agreed to at least one debate. trump last night and in that press conference earlier in the week indicated that he would be open to at least two more including one here on fox. no word on whether the harris campaign would agree to that. the former president doesn't have any rallies today, but he does have two fundraisers, neil. one of those is in colorado, the other in wyoming. neil? neil: and to that point, they're both raising boatloads of money right now. right now we're noticing that the trump campaign is holding back on some of those ads. is that a because of the upcoming democratic convention? will they run them during the convention? have you heard anything like that? >> reporter: i haven't heard whether they have an ad strategy for the

[music playing] >> sandra: a live look at bozeman, montana, where donald trump is set to hold a rally tonight, people are already gathering and it's only 12:00, he is looking to tip the scales in a race that could determine whether republicans take back the senate. that rally is said to start eight hours from now. but as i mentioned, already drawing the crowd, welcome back, everybody, i am sandra smith in new york, hi, john. >> i'm john roberts in washington, this is "america reports." the former president on the campaign trail after the marathon news conference where he took three dozen questions for the benefit of an hour. meanwhile vice president harris will rally in battleground arizona later on today with tim walz as she pled to flight inflation on day one trend, despite pledging to do that, three and half years ago. as part of the biden/harris administration. >> sandra: we will see what charlie gasparino has to say about that and moments, hillary vaughn on deck. so first let's start with bill melugin live and bozeman where the crowds are growing, bill. >> sandra, good afternoon

had trouble making it to last night's rally in bozeman.r election headquarters leading up to november. you can find the latest stories, announcements and developments around the clock by downloading the fox local app to your streaming device. all right, time for pro football. >> once again, the 40 niners kick off their preseason game today and their season there in tennessee. they will take on the titans. most of the starters are expected to sit out today's game. the head coach kyle shanahan, wants to get a better look at some of the rookies and newcomers. meantime, there are still hope the niners can reach a deal with wideout receiver brandon aiyuk last hour, i discussed the aiyuk situation with rob stats. guerrera. he's the host of the gold standard 40 niners podcast. >> 40 niners basically tried to trade him and between either not getting the compensation that they wanted or aiyuk not getting a deal that he wanted, they're sort of stuck with each other at this point. even though aiyuk wants to go to the steelers, the niners don't like w

trump then took a private jet, 150 miles away to bozeman. for that rally.the secret service says the plane's mechanical problem was not related to any security issue. back here locally, the outside lands music festival and thousands of music fans are back at golden gate park yesterday. today and tomorrow. today is the second day of the celebration of music, food and art. this year's headliners include the killers, sabrina carpenter, post malone doing what's being advertised as an all country set. fans, we talked to say the biggest buzz may be around singer chappell roan's show on sunday and her look, it's not just music though. that will bring an estimated 200,000 people to the park this weekend. there also is an expanded food beer and wine lineup with more than 100 local restaurants. fans say it's an event well worth coming back fo. the people. the atmosphere at golden gate park, the way that it's all set up, i think san francisco has really done a good job of just setting this festival up in such a way that it has brought me back, so many times. san franc

. >> meanwhile, former president trump's plane was diverted on its way to bozeman montana today after reports of a mechanical issue. trump's campaign posted this video on social media of former president landing in montana. according to airport staff, the plane landed safely in billings. trump was headed to bozeman, montana for a rally tonight in support of republican senate candidate tim sheehy. he made his way there. >> more shopping and dining options are coming to the san francisco bay, oakland international airport. this is one of them east bay trails located across from gate. 29 in terminal 2 is one of 16 new retail store fronts under construction airport. officials say that the new units are going offer news and convenience stores, specialty retail duty free and automated vending concessions. developing news out of brazil where a plane crashed near homes with dozens of passengers and crew members on board. >> everyone presumed dead. the plane had 62 people on it when it crashed in a fiery wreck. this is a in brazil, sao paulo state. according to vote passed airline. it is not i

he continued on to bozeman in a private jet. trump is set to attend a campaign fundraiser there, and also speak at a rally at 7:00 at montana state university. this is his only rally this week. >> well, starting this november, the voting age will be lowered in two east bay cities specifically for school board elections. in a first for california, 16 and 17 year olds in oakland and berkeley will now be able to vote for school board members. the process to make this happen has been in the works for several years. berkeley first passed a measure in 2016, and oakland did the same in 2020. and now it's a reality. joining us now to talk more about all of this is oakland unified school districts board president sam davis. sam, thank you for the time. we appreciate it. this certainly it feels like an important step forward here. why do you believe it's important for 16 and 17 year olds in oakland public schools to be able to have this voice and to be able to vote in school board elections? >> well, thank you for having me, and we're sup

he continued on to bozeman in a private jet.mp is set to attend a campaign fundraiser and speak at a rally at montana state university. this is his only rally this week. >> a turboprop plane with 61 people on board crashed in brazil, killing everyone, the regional airline says the plane went down in a neighborhood in the state of sao paulo. it was headed to the sao paulo airport. video from the scene shows the wreckage on fire right next to a home. witnesses said there was nobody injured on the ground, but that is yet not yet confirmed. the plane is a twin engine atr 72 500. the black box was recovered at the scene. the brazilian air force said in a statement that the pilots did not respond to calls from air traffic control in sao paulo, and did not call for help. venezuelan president nicolas maduro is banning the social media platform x from his country for ten days. reuters reports that maduro blames the site for civil unrest following the country's disputed election last week. electoral authorities declared maduro the winner

he continued on to bozeman in a private jet. trump is set to attend a campaign fundraiser and speak at a rally in about an hour from now at montana state university. this is his only rally this wee, and a quick reminder you can always catch political events as they happen with the fox local app you can watch live now from fox. stream it right there on the fox local app. it has live coverage of news events all day long. it also has ktvu newscasts and other stories from our channel two newsroom. it's a free download for your smart tv. >> the santa clara county district attorney is pushing to remove the death sentences of more than a dozen murder convictions, and the family members of murder victims are outraged. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary has the story for release in santa clara county's hall of justice friday. >> a court hearing so painful for some victims families. they say it's an act of injustice. >> it seems like the district attorney's office needs to be on the right side of this thing, not on the left side, because

at his rally yesterday in bozeman, montana. >> i'm going to be honest, if there's always other policy things, and fracking is definitely one that could be salient in pennsylvania. i'm not sure that tampons is doing what they think it is doing, but it is certainly one of the first attacks out of the gate. trailer, thanks for joining us. >>> 20 now, democratic strategist and former adviser to the obama campaign, frost. and previously served as press secretary to former vp candidate paul ryan. brendan, let's pick up where jake left off, because i'm looking at the way that trump is going after the harris walz ticket. they were very clear that they wanted to find the ticket, in their own terms. but are they doing it this way? is this the most effective way they can go after them? >> well, if you remember, the trump campaign is continuing to think that it is running in a primary. it makes all the sense in the world. their entire strategy is to turn out republicans. rather than talking about the most salient issues that people care about, as pulling continues to show, those are things like t

[boos] right here in bozeman an illegal alien release directed at the 19-year-old young man.n the police search of the illegal scar they found three handguns, two rifles, a shotgun, and a record as long as her arm. on july 4 a 42-year-old man died after he tried to stop any illegal alien from stealing tools out of his truck. the illegal alien did a number on this meant that nobody could even believe. a police officer said one of the most vicious crimes they have ever seen. he was thrown from the hood of the pickup truck and left to die in the street after being beat to hell, and last month and a illegal and incremental laden by our so-called border czar. at the border czar is a joke. she never went to the border. shut off of the mill -- female police officer in texas and started shooting over and over again. the choice in this election is between mass amnesty with welfare, social security and voting rights for the illegals, and they went to give illegal immigrants all of this, and here is what we are going to do. it will be called a trump mass deportation because we have no c

. >> and now, republican presidential nominee donald trump speaks to supporters at a rally in bozemanmontana. ♪ [applause] ♪ ♪ [cheering] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheering] >> thank you. wow. thank you very much. thank you. that big crowd. [crowd chanting usa] thank you very much. a very, very special hello, montana. [cheering] i will tell you, i know montana better than you know montana. i was all over your state today. everything is two hours. i've got to like tim a lot to be here. he better win. [cheering] this is some beautiful country. i did do a lot of driving. i would go to one. we went to some friends, a really good friend's house with your governor. you have a great governor in this state, you know that. we went around the state. it was so beautiful. i said, when will i be there? approximately two and a half hours. great, thank you. [laughter] it is a beautiful state and we love it and we have won it every time by a lot. [cheers and applause] so i'm thrilled to be back in this incredible place, this beautiful state with thousands of proud, hard-working american patriots, which is what you

had to make a forced landing in billings as opposed to where the rally was in bozeman. he did eventually make it to bozeman and once he took the stage he hammered harris for her role in the border crisis. he also brought up next month's debate which both candidates have now agreed to. >> joe biden was exposed during the debate, likewise kamala will be exposed during the debate. >> [applause] >> she will be exposed during the debate, or debates. and you know, when biden came out with a brilliant idea to have a debate, how did that work out for him? not so good. reporter: so you heard former president trump there saying or debates, an indication that he wants to debate harris more than once. he says he's agreed to three dates in september, including one on fox, though both sides have to agree to debate, of course and they've only agreed to that one on september 10 with abc. as far as today, for former president trump, no big rallies on the schedule, but he does have two fundraisers, neil. those will be in colorado and wyoming. neil? neil: grady, thank you. grady trimble i

this is bozeman were former president trump is about to speak. he starts speaking we will take it live. he will walk around the stage for a while and say hello to people and go to the microphone and start speaking. in the meantime we are going to kind of go back to the coverage of what's happening in israel. the israeli military says they are targeting hamas fires -- fighters and operatives with an assault on khan younis tonight. israel said it will send representatives a cease-fire negotiations are set to be at a yet to be determined location. it comes out of the same time they were attacking the middle east for the sins october 7. sending forces at the landing zone in syria, no injuries have been reported. the national correspondent jeff paul is in tel aviv tonight. >> reporter: is the u.s. egypt and qatar push for israel and hamas to return to the negotiating table, friendly forces launched a new assault in southern gaza. the idf says troops are targeting hamas terrorists for hiding out in the ruins of war-torn neighborhoods. israeli airstrike

former president and replin presidential nominee donald trump speaks to voters at a rally in bozeman,ontana. that's at 100.m. eastern. all live on c-span, c-spa now, our free mobile video app, and online at c-span.org. next up for c-span's coverage of this summer's political party convention, we had to chicago for the democratic national convention. watch live beginning monday, august 19, as the party puts forth their presidential nominee. hear democratic leaders talk about the administration's track record and their visfo

>> we saw in our hometown of bozeman we had people living in rvs down the street from our home. it's tragic. that's why increasing the supply of homes is so important to make it more attainable. that's why we took all the actions we did we've also seen these illegal immigrants that have been relocated to every community in the united states we are seeing that as well. we have an obligation to take care of them when they arrive. but we be better off if we sealed the border. >> you mentioned supply, the lack of supply being a big problem. also earlier in the conversation you mentioned you devoted some spending for mental health assistance. having a problem? is it a supply issue? >> the two sides of the coin are mental health and addiction. we've seen a 78% increase about in the last year montana it's coming across the southern border. as i talked to local law enforcement, 80% to 90% of the inmates in county detention centers have behavioral health issues. we asked the legislature and they gave us $300 million for behavioral health which is a massive investment. we are using the fu

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and we saw that on display in bozeman, donald trump repeatedly trying to undermine both harris and her running mates credibility mocker, intelligence, call her dumber than jail joe biden, that is where the campaign is right now. and i think part that i can tell you from my conversations with trump's team is that he has been increasingly frustrated with the democratic enthusiasm surrounding harris and that she has been able to sustain it for several weeks now. and so that's where some of this was coming from. victor amara alayna treene, thanks so much joining me now republican strategist shermichael singleton and democratic strategist howard franklin. >> good morning to both of you. shermichael, let me start with you and let's put the numbers back. gop this new, new york times sienna college poll showing harris up for in michigan, pennsylvania, and wisconsin i'm looking kind of read down the side of the screen here the margins of, error here are about between 4.2 and 4.8%. i feel everybody at home kind of leaning off to the right, trying to read with me what's your take on these numbers

all three are reliably red, so why hold a rally at all tonight in bozeman? >> i'm here to do some fundraisers and most importantly, to support tim sheehy, who's running for the u.s. senate. and we think he's going to do really well. we're whenever rally and it'll be allowed to fund and we're leading and all of the polls now just about every poll has us leading. >> they found out that this is a phony that we're running against. >> so. the trump. event is at ten local time that harris-walz event in arizona, minutes away, cnn's eva mckend is there. what is the message in arizona tonight? eva? >> john, i'm going to get to that in just a minute, but i have to acknowledge what is going on here. this arena is packed completely, completely packed, filled to the brim here, you have people with so much energy in enthusiasm speaking to voters here, they feel a renewed sense of hope in arizona. they think it's possible for this state to turn blue in this election. and they weren't feeling that a few weeks ago, take a listen to what i'm hearing i want keep saying that's

so why hold a rally at all tonight in bozeman i'm here to do some fundraisers and most importantly to support tim sheehy, who's running for the u.s. >> senate and we think he's going to do really well oh, can have a rally and it'll be allowed to fund and we're leading it all the polls. now just about every poll has us leading. they found out that this is a phony that we're running against. >> so, a tropple ban is at ten local time, the harris-walz event in arizona minutes away, cnn's eva mckend, is there. what is the message in arizona tonight? eva? >> john, i'm going to get to that in just a minute, but i have to acknowledge what is going on here. this arena is packed lately completely packed, filled to the brim. here, you have people with so much energy in enthusiasm speaking to voters here, they feel a renewed sense of hope in it. arizona. >> they think it's possible for this state to turn blue in this election and they weren't feeling that just a few weeks ago didn't listen to what i'm hearing i. want to keep saying that's going out of my head from tom hanks oh, they got there you

bozeman, montana my heart will go on the field, of course, from titanic, the singer and her team releasedaying, quote, in no way is the use this use authorized and celine dion does not endorse this or any other similar use. and really that song it statement to stay on theme. borrow and lyric from elvis much of los angeles today, it's all shook up. over the midwest, well into the chicago that though with the pickle spear and the peppers d tomato, that's earthquake. that's an earthquake that is a, that is a real one. have you guys? >> so impressed by the seamless transition there that's what eight magnitude 4.4 earthquake. this morning looked like at the spn radio student studios and la the u.s. geological survey says the quake, which was centered near pasadena, was fairly shallow, only about 12 kilometers deep, which means it was likely felt widely in densely populated los angeles. there are no reports of major damage, but you can follow the show on x at the lead cnn, if you ever miss an episode of the lead, you can listen to the show wherever you get your podcast. the news continues on cn

they say yes, he arrived at bozeman , montana, arrived at bozeman, montana, after his plane was reportedlyto a mechanical issue. >> but despite that delay , trump >> but despite that delay, trump still had time to criticise kamala harris once again. >> kamala is grossly incompetent and in my opinion has a very low iq , but we'll find out about her iq, but we'll find out about her iq, but we'll find out about her iq during the debate. okay, let's find out about her right. >> oh, donald. oh, dear. right. we're delighted to be joined now by journalist and author nelson aspen. good morning nelson. it kind of feels like trump and the maga and the republicans are fumbling the ball in the last quarter. what's going on? because he was untouchable pretty much shortly after that assassination attempt. >> that's right. of course . >> that's right. of course. according to most polls, kamala harris has edged out donald trump in the popularity contest. but of course, we know how quickly that can change. and we're looking forward to the first presidential debate on september 10th. although donald trump s

his plane landed in billings, about 150 miles west of bozeman, and that's where the rally was being heldmp just then hopped on a private jet to get to the rally, but the detour delayed the event by a couple of hours. i'll tell you, i know montana better than you know. i was all over your state today. everything's two hours. when are we going to be there? two hours, sir. two hours. the secret service says that the plane's mechanical problem was not related to any security issue. we do have a follow up now on yesterday's bart outage. bart now believes someone vandalized the system, causing the outage. bart initially said a network issue stopped all trains yesterday morning between the berryessa north san jose and hayward stations took about eight hours to get everything fully back up and running. well, now, bart says, someone purposely stopped the trains and they're still trying to figure out who did it and why. tonight we are learning more about a string of wheel and rim thefts in the east bay. walnut creek police have issued an advisory after at least ten cars were hit in a 24 hour perio

let me remind you that trump flew to bozeman, in particular, to participate in a pre-election rally. our absolute record holder for the number of olympic awards, fencer olga harlan, returned to ukraine. this time, at the olympic games in paris, olga won bronze in individual competitions and gold as part of the shablistok team. the athlete was the first to be met by border guards and congratulated on her victories. in response, olga thanked the military for their protection and traditionally dedicated their awards. to all ukrainians. i am very happy because i am going home with this and brought it to ukraine. i felt a lot support of all ukraine. khruptsia protects us, and well, it's for them, it's for all of ukraine. an alternative to forced mobilization over the past six months, more than 30 recruiting centers of the ukrainian army have been opened in ukraine. this week, the second one started working in lviv. our correspondents know such a cell, which vacancies are offered in the army. ostap music learns to fly a drone on a simulator. a native of lviv is interested in the uav operat

hundreds showed up at the event in bozeman, and they waited hours for mr. trump to speak. he was late after his plane was diverted to billings due to a mechanical issue. when he arrived at the rally, trump touched on the economy and immigration. montana considered a safe state for mr. trump. no democrat has won the race for president there since bill clinton in 1992. ktvu is your election headquarters leading up to november. you can find the latest stories, announcements and developments around the clock by downloading the fox local app to your streaming device. >> a former safeway manager has filed a lawsuit against the supermarket chain for wrongful termination. he says that he was dedicated to his job and did it well. ktvu amberleigh is live. after speaking with him about what led up to safeway firing him, amber christina, the former employee, tells me he's speaking out to clear his name. >> he's a safeway. officials questioned him for actions he took once that he had authority to do so. yet safeway officials questioned him and fired him. >> this award here is an outsta

[boos] right here in bozeman an illegal alien release directed at the 19-year-old young man.r they found three handguns, two rifles, a shotgun, and a record as long as her arm. on july 4 a 42-year-old man died after he tried to stop any illegal alien from stealing tools out of his truck. the illegal alien did a number on this meant that nobody could even believe. a police officer said one of the most vicious crimes they have ever seen. he was thrown from the hood of the pickup truck and left to die in the street after being beat to hell, and last month and a illegal and incremental laden by our so-called border czar. at the border czar is a joke. she never went to the border. shut off of the mill -- female police officer in texas and started shooting over and over again. the choice in this election is between mass amnesty with welfare, social security and voting rights for the illegals, and they went to give illegal immigrants all of this, and here is what we are going to do. it will be called a trump mass deportation because we have no choice. [cheers and applause] we have n

. >> reporter: former president trump is attending his first political rally all week tonight in bozeman late this afternoon, his plane diverted to billings, montana, because of a mechanical issue. the former president is comfortably ahead in deep red montana, and his campaign has not said when he plans to make his next visit to a battleground state, major. >> major: battlegrounds beckon. nancy cordes, thanks so much. new developments on several fronts tonight and the russian invasion of ukraine. the biden administration announced the new $125 million aid package to provide much-needed stinger missiles and artillery ammunition. cbs's charlie d'agata reports the aid comes as ukrainian troops are now fighting several miles inside russia. >> reporter: the russian ministry of defense showed off its troops, artillery, and tanks scrambling to defend their own territory after ukraine's shock assault into russia. one that saw russian soldiers surrendering to ukrainian forces inside russian territory. in what appears to be the most significant ground offensive into russia since the war began, ukr

let me remind you that trump flew to bozeman, in particular, to participate in a pre-election rally. the border guards were the first to meet olympic champion oleksandr khishnyak at home, the border guard boxer nicknamed the poltava tank returned to ukraine with the olympic gold he won in paris. the athlete thanked all the military for protecting our country and dedicated his award of the motherland and to all ukrainians. thank you to all border guards and soldiers of the armed forces of ukraine, for protecting peace and tranquility in our native country and on our land. thank you very much. glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes. the debut exhibition of the artist orestayanytska opened in lviv with this name. 22 paintings by the artist were placed in the svitlo gallery. works created for the last. half a year, the whole series of watercolors is devoted to observations on the topic of sacred food consumption. the artist depicted the courtyards of lviv cafes, sketches of breakfasts and festive tables. the highlight of the exposition is a treat for visitors. it is important for me to gi