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pushing back on claims for employees who say they were forced to work as hurricane helene was bearing down 11 workers swept away in the flooding five were rescued ahead. >> what we're hearing from the company and the victims families were also following these developments, all these stories and many more all coming in right here. cnn news central month until election day. >> and as the two presidential candidates tried to gain the edge in a razor-thin race both are touting some key he endorsements former president barak obama will join the campaign sprint for vice president kamala harris, kicking off a 27 day battleground blitz with a rally in pittsburgh next week billionaire tycoon elon musk meantime, also hitting the trail. >> he said to join donald trump

tomorrow when the former president returns to butler, pennsylvania the site where he survived an assassination attempt. this afternoon, we are tracking both campaigns and a couple of hours. trump will stand side-by-side with georgia governor brian kemp as that state reels from the aftermath of hurricane helene, the errantly letting bygones be bygones after trump's repeated attacks and his backing of a republican rival in a primary after kemp refused to lie about the results of the 2020 election. as for vice president harris, she set to speak this hour in detroit. cnn's priscilla alvarez is covering her campaign for us. priscilla obviously, this news about obama and now hitting the trail as well as a big deal, what should we do you expect from this event tonight? and what's coming up with the former president well, it certainly the harris campaign will take all the help they can get when we're just shy of election day here in november. >> now, the former president will make his first public campaign appearance since the democratic national convention

next week at that rally in pittsburgh. and that's not going to be the last of it. it's going to be multiple rallies in battleground states. he's also expected to record ads and lend his name to email solicitations for campaign cash because this isn't just about the presidential race, it's also about the down-ballot races. so the former president barack obama helping their across the board because aid say this is a quote, all hands on deck, moment. now, for the vice president's part, she as you mentioned, is in michigan where she is going to have a rally later today, but i am now being told by sources that she's also going to meet with a small group of arab american leaders i'm american leaders were call that this has been a community that the administration has had some conflict with because of the devastation in gaza. and concerns about the way the biden administration is handling the israel hamas war. now, the vice president's office has been engaged with

these leaders but this will be her sitting down with them in michigan later this afternoon again, that according to sources that i've spoken with, one of the groups that will be part of this is a group that has already endorsed her while also acknowledging that they didn't fully approve of the way the administration is handling this war. so certainly an interesting and interesting moment, but it also is indicative of how the vice president and her campaign are trying to shore up as many votes as they can, especially in these communities. and among these community members, that's still hold doubts and concerns about this administration and their policies for us. >> that'll be a significant moment later tonight in flint will of course, bring you that as it happens. priscilla alvarez. thank you so much for that report. turning now to the trump campaign, cnn's alayna treene joins us with the latest alayna really a surprising moment. brian kemp and donald trump side-by-side for the first time in four years after so much weirdness between them yeah, i don't think there's any

love mean, this is pretty remarkable as someone who has covered donald trump for several years as well as was on the hill during the house january 6 committee hearings this is pretty remarkable to see the two of them coming back together, particularly after all of the demeaning comments that donald trump has had for brian kemp over the last four years. and remember, not even just that he also had recruited someone else, another republican, former senator david perdue, to run against brian kemp after the 2020 election because brian kemp refused to overturn the election results in georgia. and so there's a lot of his sri, there a very fraught history, i should say, but look, this is politics and what we've seen is donald trump and his campaign recognize that not only of course, is georgia such a crucial state as we look ahead to november and they're looking at all the pathways to get to 270 electoral votes. but also brian kemp is a very popular republican in governor, and they need his help in that

state. so that's part of this. and also just to go back to some of the criticism, i will note how unusual this is. is that as recently as august donald trump was criticizing brian kemp saying that he wasn't a great governor attacking his wife, saying he wasn't a true republican. so i mean, some of this fraud has three goes back to as recent as august, but as of now, it looks like unlikely allies that will be there on the ground today. now boris, one thing that i am watching for is how the two really respond to what they'll be talking, to, how the biden administration is handling the recovery efforts after hurricane hurricane helene, we remember earlier this week, donald trump was on the ground in georgia he actually had said that brian kemp was saying that biden had never called him, although we heard from camp himself who said he did talk to biden, he appreciated his efforts. he kind of praised what he has done for the state of georgia following the hurricane as well as the efforts of fema. so some differing opinions they're am really interested to see how

this ends up looking in just a couple hours when they both appear in georgia for us. >> yeah, it'll be fascinating to watch, important to have a short memory and politics, i guess alayna treene. thank you so much. allison. >> okay. boris, now to the huge jobs report out today showing a solid and growing job market, us economy created 200 254,000 new jobs last month, greatly exceeding expectations, unemployment ticked down and all of this sparked a stock market rally. it's also one of the last major snapshots of the economy will get before election day. so let's bring in cnn business anchor sure. julia chatterley. julia, great to see you. what does this report tell us about the economy they're not so technical term on. >> this is wow, i think it is just one data point, allison, but i think it argues for what's known as a soft landing, which is lower inflation. without causing a recession. quite frankly, this data point is as good as it gets that's for the white house and the harris campaign one month out from a presidential election, whether

or not they get the credit for it. as you said, it was a whopping 254,000 jobs added net in september that was way beyond expectations. i immediately got all sorts of skeptical texts from people saying, hang on a second. is this going to be revived? flies lower next month? and i think that's a fair question, but we did get revisions to both july and august 2 and they added a further 72,000 jobs overall. so if you add all of this together, it looks like a mini acceleration and you can see that in the bar chart there. this is not what we were expecting to be clear and it's really good news. and of course, this comes actually before the real impact of that half a percentage point rate cut from the fed that we just got. it argues for a quarter of a percentage point rate cut in november, but that's still to kick in. it's good news. >> i'm julia i understand that the strongest hiring was at bars and restaurants, 69,000 new jobs. that's five times

stronger than it had been all year. what's going on at bars? >> i blamed politics, quite frankly, i think it's driving us all to drink allison, but no seriousness, it's quite surprising warning for jobs that were added in september were in bars and restaurants. i think what it's suggesting signals is an improvement in business conditions. the backend of the summer, even if consumer confidence took a bit of a dip, perhaps also plays into some of the price adjustments lower inood prices that we saw. look ultimately, we hope that consumer confidence can rise to meet the business conditions that we're seeing. and that's hopefully what the impact of rate cuts. we'll do, but, but overall, cheers to this number, allison, because it's a good one. >> i like that cheers to you as well. julia chatterley, thank you very much. joining us now to discuss all of these issues, is former republican congressman and for virginia scott taylor, congressman. great to see you. so let's start with the jobs report. it was better than expected by

100,000 jobs so does that weaken former president trump's message that the economy is in shambles like let me first say that i am rooting for america, right? >> i hope that it's correct, and i hope that we continue to have that trajectory, but i think as your last guest said its rightful to be skeptical because it's just a data point there's a data point before the biden-harris administration that got revised down 800 and some thousand jobs. so i think i think i hope so. i hope it's correct. i hope america is on that path for sure, but i'm certainly skeptical because it's coming out right right before the election. it's third data point and i think it's important to understand that information leads to reason emotion leads to action, and the reality is a lot of americans are hurting out there and they don't care about a data point that comes out when they, when they can, when they're struggling to pay for grocery bills and gas and stuff like that. so i hope so. i mean, i'm on team america. i'm rooting for us, so i hope i hope it's true. >> yeah. understood it does. polls do suggest that americans

feelings about the economy are ticking up in a positive way of late there's probably posen on both sides that i talked to a lot of people and a lot of people don't feel that way. and so we'll see, like i said, i'm going i hope it's true. i hope that we do have a soft landing for everyone in america yep. >> that was a cbs news poll from two weeks ago in case you want to check it. and meanwhile, let's talk about what's happening this afternoon. so we're going to see governor kemp of georgia and donald trump together for the first time in a long time. this is to survey the aftermath of hurricane helene donald trump continued, as you know, to make these false claims about the biden administration's response two, the hurricane, which governor kemp was forced to debunk. how does false info during a natural disaster help people interesting way to phrase the question, allison, but i don't i take a little bit of it. >> i don't i don't think you should ask that question and that way and i don't know that his statements were all false.

i do know that brian kemp he did say he communicated with them, but he also said he also criticized this slowness of the response. he criticized the fact that they only designated 11 counties initially, and i think probably the most egregious thing out of this. and i know people who were on the ground helping folks, right now. and when what i'm hearing from them is that the biden administration is not allowing them to fly drones to help with people. they just came they went to put people in a hotel and there were federal employees he's there and security kicking them out. these are people who just came from the disaster area. i think the federal employees could probably be in a tent and get those people to help out. but i think the biggest point here and my opinion, the worst point and the worst data point for the biden administration and harris administration is the fact that they spent over 1 billion out of fem budget for natural disaster when three months ago, secretary mayorkas said that they are absolutely prepared for hurricane season and now they're saying that they're broke. i don't think he should have a job, quite frankly, because when americans everyday americans are out there and i'm from virginia, obviously in virginia and tennessee and north carolina

and georgia there watching billions of dollars go overseas they're hearing themis broke and there are still bodies being found and people still getting rescue and search and rescue operations that are out there. rebuilding hasn't even come close to being started yet. so i think this is a big problem for the harris and biden administration because everyday people, they're seeing that i mean, what i was referring to president trump saying that the federal government is not being responsive. he said they're having a hard time getting the president on the phone and that that was the part i don't, think that's entirely false. i think that it's being responsive to a point, but i think that they're hamstrung because they're out of money right now, which is pretty incredible, quite frankly and certainly a mark on secretary mayorkas time there. but i don't think it's entirely false to say that there are heroic people out there doing, of course, and we commend them but i mean, i'm i'm just i hear you. i'm just going by what governor kemp was forced to say, which is we got what we need he offered, he was saying the top of the president. he offered that there's other things we need just to call him

directly on your butt out soon? >> with all due respect, your speed about one state and georgia, it was hard hit, of course. but look, in north carolina, i was just in virginia yesterday in southwest virginia and tennessee and but north carolina's that's really a state that could use a lot faster response, could use a lot more money right now. and when you're hearing that famous broke and when you're hearing that wasn't as fast as it needed to be. that's a big problem. so i mean, people can say president trump was saying something false, but i don't think that's true and governor youngkin praise him as well. >> i mean, i hear what you're saying that we have to we were looking at it state by state and you've made those points on a lighter note bruce springsteen just endorsed kamala harris for president. bruce, as you know, is a cultural icon. do you think that he, on a serious note influences some swing-state men? >> no. >> it looked like i got i like bruce, i love his music. i mean, he was you know, working class poet way back in the day.

i just don't like his politics and i don't think that he's i don't really think he has much of effect on this vote. i think that the cake is baked for most people and then the folks that are that slice that are going to be motivated. i don't think that bruce springsteen supporting kamala harris is going to motivate them in any way. but i do like his music i had you pegged for a springsteen fan. >> i just instinctively knew that. i knew that former congressman scott taylor, thanks for your time. >> thanks for having me still ahead. >> a tennessee company under investigation after claims that they forced employees to work during the deadly storm, 11 workers were swept away in the flood how the company is now responding plus iran supreme leader issuing a new warning towards israel as israeli forces continued to pound lebanon's capital, beirut will take you live to the region and the supreme court begins a new term in just a few days, we'll get our first look at some of the hot button issues they will

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>> there are some that are frustrated because they said that they haven't been able to join the search of the loved ones. those four people missing, but the authority say it's very dangerous for them to join. so there's a little bit of frustration and for the loss of their loved ones lost? >> oh, my mother grandmother, my children my father lost his wife of 38 years of marriage we, are not okay beautiful candlelight vigil. >> we saw the unity of the town. the mayor says that erwin, tennessee is an example of what america can do together. >> the salvo valdes we pray that they get some answers and

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got news for you tomorrow at nine on cnn tyre nichols family says they are relieved after a judge ordered all three officers on trial for his death to be taken into custody. the former memphis police officers were convicted thursday of witness tampering and connection to the death of nichols back in january 2023. the 29-year-old died just steps away from his home as he was calling out for his mother cnn's shimon prokupecz joins us now, shimon prosecutors were unable to get a conviction on the most serious civil rights charges for two of the officers. do they see that as a setback well, it certainly boris, not the outcome that they wanted or expected here, right? >> i mean, this charge, the top count here on the civil rights had to do with tyre nichols death, and the responsibility basically at the hands of these office officers who are supposed to protect him. but they argued instead violated his civil rights and how they detained him, and how they

treated him, and the fact that they didn't give him the level of care that he needed so that jury decided that the prosecutors here of federal prosecutors in federal court did not meet their burden. and so they've acquitted these officers of the top count. the top count where if they were convicted, they could potentially would have would have spent the rest of their life in a federal prison, but instead, what you now have is these officers still facing a substantial amount of prison time, but certainly not on the top count today this morning, the attorneys for the families are starting to react. take a listen to what one of the attorneys said are relieved to know that all the officers will be held accountable. they could face up to 20 years in prison. and now we're going to be focused on the sentencing. we want the same thing to happen to those officers. what would have happened if the roles were

reversed and tyre will be convicted of killing them and conspiring to cover it up. >> and boris, there's also still a state case. the officers there's five officers actually involved in this. two of them pleaded guilty to federal charges and we're cooperating here with prosecutors, but there's still a state case where these officers are actually facing murder charges that is set to go on trial at some point, perhaps at the end of the year. so the families will have to sit through this and relive a lot of that horrific video and a lot of that testimony. yet again, as they continue to seek accountability and justice for their son shimon, has there been any reaction from the officers themselves or their attorneys now, there's been no reaction from the officers or their attorney. >> i mean, obviously, they feel relieved in one sense, but one of the things that the attorneys here did was as i said, there were these two officers who were involved in this and they pleaded guilty and they were cooperating with

the government in this case. and the defense attorneys here did for the other officers here was that they tried to paint a picture that actually those two officers we're more responsible for what happened here. and when you look at this verdict, perhaps that worked in this case they thought that that was going to be a key thing for them to defense attorneys to paint those officers as the ones responsible for it. and it seems to have worked here and the department of justice, shimon was conducting a separate review of the use of force at the memphis police department. what's the update there yes. >> so that's very much still ongoing. and these investigations take a really, really long time and the department of justice could wait for the criminal investigations, the criminal cases to end before they take any kind of action because they don't want to obviously affect the jurors decision going forward. so we could be looking to sometime next year before we hear the results of any of that

investigation but i was on the ground, boris, when this happened, the days after the community there certainly is playing a big role in that investigation. they have certainly have felt for a long time that their rights are being violated by these officers, by officers from the memphis police department and also the unit. remember these officers were part of a plane clothes unit called the scorpion unit and they would just drive around, really tried to stop crime. they were very, very aggressive unit and that is something that's certainly the department of justice so this is looking into the unit has been disbanded as a result of what happened here and there have been some changes at the memphis police department as a result of what happened here shimon prokupecz thank you so much. allison now, to some other headlines, we're watching this hour. the los angeles district attorney says his office will review new evidence in one of the most notorious murder cases in american history, prosecutors are considering petitions from lyle and erik menendez to vacate

their convictions the brothers are serving a life sentence without parole for murdering their parents in 1989, they claim they acted in self-defense and their attorney he says the new evidence includes a letter that eric wrote that may corroborate his claims that he was sexually abused by his father the da says he also believed it gives the topic of sexual assault would've been treated with more sensitivity if their cases were tried today. also, the u.s. and south korea have reached a new deal on sharing the cost of keeping american troops stationed in south korea. >> but tentative agreement with last five years boosting south korea's contribution to 1.1 billion dollars by 2026. >> both sides pushed to finalize the deal ahead of next month's, us elections. now, back in 2019, president trump demanded that sole pay up to $5 billion, about 28,000 american troops for remain stationed in south korea to deter threats

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