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>> donald trump set to campaign in wisconsin where recent polling shows a tight race two months from today. this after a new york city judge agreed to postpone his sentencing and hush money criminal trial until after election day. here we go. allysia: trump will face harris in philadelphia. senior national correspondent richardson live with a preview of today's rally. >> wisconsin will see an awful lot of these candidates the next couple months. donald trump is scheduled to be here in an hour speaking at this airport, a conservative district in a more rural part of the state, trump is trying

to turn out voters to counter democrat support in milwaukee and madison. polls are close in the blue wall that will likely decide this election. trump and vice president harris have been rolling out their economic plan, trump is calling for lower taxes, lower spending and fewer regulations. you wants to boost energy production in government efficiency. pollster republicans have the edge on the economy. >> the biggest issue is the economy. people have been crushed. the price of groceries, gasoline, energy, housing costs, things that affect people's lives every day are the things that matter most to. >> reporter: harris called the gop plans a giveaway for the wealthy. he pushed lower taxes for starting a business and higher corporate taxes. trump benefited from a court

ruling when the judge delayed his sentencing until after the election. judge murchon said he did this to avoid any appearance that this is designed to affect the presidential election. he will have his second debate of the presidential cycle when he debates kamala harris tuesday. we asked the trump campaign when and how he's preparing for this debate. the response, what is debate prep? griff: vice president harris in pennsylvania prepping for tuesday night's debate, not expected to hold any campaign events after she picked up an endorsement from dick cheney. alexis mcadams is in pittsburgh. >> reporter: everyone prepares

differently, donald trump is on the ground in wisconsin. kamala harris is digging into her debate prep in pennsylvania. she has been in pittsburgh since thursday looking at everything from policy to how to go after trump on the debate stage, this comes as we are learning more about how she will help middle-class families. >> it's important for people not to get distracted by his name on a tower, they should look at the fact he bankrupt businesses and economists talked about his plan going forward and how it would contribute to the deficit and cost american middle-class families more than they are paying now. >> reporter: kamala harris has barely done any media interviews since she announced her candidacy in the veep has not participated in a debate in four years. she's trying to sharpen her skills as much as possible.

kamala harris and tim walz spent a lot of time in pennsylvania. tim walz has been crisscrossing the state even with his daughter which underscores how critically when is here. they can agree on how important pennsylvania is. a new endorsement for the harris team, dick cheney saying he will vote for kamala harris. he says trump cannot be trusted with power again. his daughter, liz cheney discussing that decision. >> dick cheney will be voting for kamala harris. my dad believes and says publicly that there has never been an individual in our country who is as grave a threat to our democracy as donald trump is. >> reporter: no events in pittsburgh for kamala harris yet but we will see if there's any action on the ground. we will talk to voters in pennsylvania but there were so many secret service members,

lots of security earlier today so she is here and getting ready for that debate. griff: your motorcycle ride is ready to pick you up so we will let you go. thanks. allysia: more on 2024. with us is republican strategist and former dnc deputy press secretary, great to see you, thank you. the sentencing date for trump's hush money case is moved past the election. any impact here? >> good news for the former president. nothing good can come from that case for donald trump but at the end of the day people will not make their decision on his past, they want to know about the future.

what can kamala do about the economy, foreign policy, she just unveiled her economic plan or part of it. that the bait will be important. debates can move the needle. it certainly moved the needle negatively for president biden, no question about it. but this debate will be different because the biggest thing donald trump had against biden is he was the oldest candidate, couldn't defend himself. kamala is the youngest one on the stage one on stage, very different the bait than a couple months ago. allysia: karl rove and others point out that over the course of last year every time the former president was in the courtroom or charges filed, his poll numbers went up. did this hurt him? how do you see this.

things get a little mixed up and nontraditional when it comes to trump? >> we have to dismiss the white noise. impacting people on main street. i agree with josé. it's about being forward-looking, the problem is kamala harris doesn't want to tell us what she will do tomorrow and she wants to be unburdened by what she's doing in american politics for the last 20 years so donald trump should be focused on reminding people that kamala harris's plan to have housing equity would make homes more expensive, make it more difficult for people to have been putting equity into their homes. having six figures given to people here illegally. as the mortgage default rates are creeping back up post covid. those are the issue donald trump should be focusing on. democrats want to ignore the issues because the issues are not on their side. the chief thing they have in

their pocket is the fact that there is a great majority in their base that detests donald trump so much they might be willing to cut off their nose to spite themselves but if donald trump focuses on kitchen table issues, he will be in a great position come election. allysia: dick cheney, his daughter, liz cheney, have both said they are voting for kamala harris. this race is so tight, he needs every vote he can get. are you concerned? >> life looks different once you reach the 8 and 9 figure club as a result of your service to this country. i have no grief with the former vice president or liz cheney. they have a right to vote as they see fit but this election will not be decided by those who no longer have to worry about the economic prospects of this country, this will be decided by those concerned about the economic prospects for their family and the coming

days, weeks, and months. that's the issue, $2 trillion in money people saved during covid was eviscerated by these policies. the inflation reduction act exploded inflation. and more times than anyone who occupies the seat for policies. and also makes the world less safe. that's the focus. the economy is not working. allysia: live pictures of the vice president in pittsburgh. as you can see, i will talk to you, both candidates bringing get forward their economic plans. we got those lackluster august job numbers.

we have harris on her plans on how to help small businesses. take a listen. >> part of my plan is we will expand the tax deduction for startups to $50,000. it is essentially a tax cut for starting a small business. second, my plan will help existing small businesses grow. neil: 9 we have trump talking about an idea he got from elon musk. >> the suggestion of elon musk who has given his complete and total endorsement. i will create a government efficiency commission tasked with conducting a complete financial and performance audit of the entire federal government, recommendations for drastic reforms, need to do it. >> reporter: it's the most important issue to voters. how is the vice president going

to convince people she can handle something that is critical to their lives? >> the government, to audit donald trump's businesses. let me go back to kamala harris and tax cuts for small businesses. under president biden there were 19 billion small businesses, there are talking points which kamala harris wants to increase the number, have a tax deduction for 25 million small businesses, you also want to have tax cuts, that is something that will be helpful to middle-class america. inflation is over 3%. good news for the american people.

people want gas prices to go down and inflation. it takes time. there's inflation across the world. easy easy for republicans to point to president biden the this is covid 19, we are doing a whole lot better than the rest of the world. i believe kamala harris will come out strong on tuesday, hope she learned a lesson in 2016. every paul in america said hillary clinton was going to be president and she lost. be very careful not just to win the american people but the electoral college, that will be important in november. >> thank you both. griffin. griff: california governor gavin newsom has veto controversial bill being pushed by members of his own party,

the legislation would have helped illegal immigrants with loans to buy homes. on the west coast newsroom following that story. >> gavin newsom veto the controversial bill that would give hundreds of thousands of dollars or tens of thousands in housing get citing financial reasons, but ask of the proposed legislation california currently faces a multibillion-dollar budget deficit. >> the state is $60 billion in debt this year and we are giving money away. we can't afford unsustainable programs. joey: to non-us citizens, many republicans say it is still unfair.

and jd vance address this in san diego. >> when you roll out the red carpet and give illegal aliens tight healthcare benefits and housing benefits you will induce more people to come. that has induced a lot of illegal aliens come into california but we want america to work for american citizens, want people who have the right to be here to benefit from the social safety net. >> reporter: a day before the controversial bill trump announced he would ban illegal migrants from receiving home mortgages. >> can't ignore the impact of the flood of 21 million illegal aliens driving up housing costs, my plan will ban mortgages or illegal aliens. claudia: allysia: this is one of the

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griff: a pakistani man is awaiting extradition to the us, a mass shooting at a jewish center in brooklyn such to coincide with the 1-year anniversary of the attacks on israel last october. cb cotton has the latest. >> reporter: the pakistani citizen living in canada bragged this plan would be the largest attack on us soil since 9/11. mohamed joseph con faces 20 years in prison. investigators say houston coveted messaging apps sharing isis propaganda pictures and videos in an effort to recruit fellow supporters of the terror group. he began communicating with undercover officers encouraging them to purchase ammunition and

magazines to carry out an attack. investigators say he wanted to happen october 7th marking the 1-year anniversary of the israel/hamas war or october 11th, yom kippur. con home dinner new york city specifically because of sizable jewish population writing at one point even if we don't attack an event, we could rack up easily a lot of jews. law enforcement plan to use a human smuggler, on wednesday the fbi says he used three separate cars to travel across canada before being taken into custody by law enforcement 12 miles from the us/canada border. mike pompeo reacting here. >> millions of people in our own country from all over the world, no matter who they are or what their intentions are. the heightened terror risk

weather in canada or the united states is very real. >> reporter: con will appear in court in canada on september 18th according to canadian mounted police. griff: thank you. allysia: benjamin netanyahu denies progress has been made on a deal to bring israeli hostages home from hamas captivity, this as the idf is accused of killing a turkish american citizen activist in the west bank while protesting. jeff paul is tracking the latest. >> reporter: despite calls from hamas and egypt for removal of troops, benjamin netanyahu wants to keep troops there because that is how hamas smuggled weapons into gaza. it could turn into one of those sticking points the prevented video from israel to hamas and

the longer it goes without a deal, frustration among many israelis like you are seeing in downtown tel aviv, that frustration is growing louder and stronger in the wake of the six hostages killed in hamas captivity including israeli american polling, tens of thousands for the last several nights have been on the streets of israel protesting, trying to push the israeli government and prime minister benjamin netanyahu to make a deal before more captives are killed. the prime minister says it is not one single issue like the philadelphia core door standing in the way. he says it is hamas. >> hamas, there's not a deal in the making, that still hasn't happened. they want to constitute their terror can get them. we will do what we can to get them to the point where they do make a deal.

>> reporter: an american turkish woman was killed while protesting expansion of israeli settlements. she was demonstrating when witnesses say is really troops opened fire. israel says the details and circumstances surrounding the incident are under review. cia chief bill burns speaking through his security counterpart said he's hoping to have details around a new cease-fire proposal in the coming days. it will take a lot of political will from israel and hamas to get across the line. griff: 90% there, negotiations with hamas towards a cease-fire deal. is that accurate? >> no. it is exactly inaccurate. there's not a deal in the making. >> reporter: that is more of

benjamin netanyahu telling brian kilmeade hamas has said no to multiple deals. let's bring in the reserve brigadier general and founder of the is really defense and security forum. it's a very interesting dichotomy between us officials continuing to say they are close to a deal with benjamin netanyahu, you heard jeff paul reporting bill burns along with the uk spy chief saying they are close, we have a little bit of that, we can play what he said. >> they are not going to make that decision. there is enormous amount at stake. >> the decision has not been made by both parties. >> it will be a more detailed

proposal in the next several days and we will see. >> reporter: are we close to a deal or far away? >> where hamas wanted to be. hoping iran will do what they said they would do. on the seventh of october when hamas attacked, they hope to the region would join and continue the attack. now they see and opportunity for a war on israel. they know a war like that is the pressure of israel and gaza. for the complete destruction of israel and this is where they are going to. they want to survive, continue

to move gaza and this is something they cannot agree to. israel does not agree to a end of the war. a hostage deal. griff: i want to take our viewers to that live shot in tel aviv's hostage square. you see the population rallying, frustrated that there is no cease-fire deal yet. the passion that's playing out, you heard in jeff paul's report that one of the sticking points may be the philadelphi core door, the gateway into gaza. do you believe that is the case this one strip of land is the sticking point here? how do we get through this? >> i don't think it's the only thing hamas is not agreeing to

but the gaza strip and the deputy provision, philadelphi is crucial. they are waiting to go into gaza. there is a real danger that those hostages are not going to be released but taken out of gaza. cannot allow a reality where hostages are taken out of gaza and we completely lose the chance of redirecting them. hamas, governmental military and well-being of the hostages,

in the philadelphi corrodoor. >> the idea of worried some of them could be taken through the philadelphi corridor door out of gaza in these 5 protest "happening now," some of those hostages remain. last question, give us a sense how much political pressure this is creating inside israel? >> what is happening is hamas strategy, there will be elections. israeli society, israeli society, care about every single person. there are hostages.

the government needs to have a responsibility for that, we need to do that, at the moment, enhance the military pressure. capturing or killing the infrastructure of hamas as a military organization. the only chance we have to release these hostages. griff: we hope those hostages will be released. thank you for your time. allysia: what is next for star liner and boeing now that the craft made it back from space without its crew? we will speak to a retired astronaut who spent time on the international space station. that's next. yay - woo hoo!

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allysia: the boeing starliner has returned to worth without its crew, nasa decided it would be unsafe to put crewmembers back on the spacecraft due to technical issues. the astronauts will remain in space until february when a space x rocket will bring them home. griff: for more on starliner's returned to earth, former astronaut international space station commander terry virt. it was a rough go, but the landing seemed to go smoothly. on a scale of 1 to 10 how do you give the starliner's landing? >> definitely attend. this was the third test mission and they've had three perfect landings. but a good data they got. it was unfortunate the problems

they had with the small thrusters that weren't even boeing thrusters but billed by a subcontractor, they know what the problem was on reentry, the root thrusters didn't have problems, they got them to function flawlessly. it is a good day for boeing and for nasa. it will be better if the capital is certified. hopefully that happens soon. griff: clearly this had some reputational damage to them when things obviously were not going well and you've got butch and suni stuck until next year. what does this mean for the future of the starliner crowing or the boeing/nasa partnership? >> good question. they wanted this mission to go off and bring their astronauts home which it didn't happen. that was not their plan.

boeing and nasa said they would push forward. how much work is required to make modifications, small level thrusters were overheating and not necessarily failing but not conforming to standards. if they could make a reasonably quick adjustment and prove those thrusters are going to work fine the program will be fine. if this turns into an expensive time-consuming problem we will see. nasa needs a way to get astronauts to the station. they were grounded until a few days ago. they were not able to launch the markets. they were not grounded because of problems they had. space x has its own risks. flying with russians would be not optimum. the european democracy, killing

european citizen on a daily basis, they are not people we should be flying with. it would be good for nasa and america once the boeing capital gets certified. griff: let me ask you to put on your astronaut mindset and the tell us if you are butch or suni, what's going through their mind now that they will spend more time on the space station, their ride home did make it? >> i have a very small, similar experience. on my last spaceflight i got extended a month because a russian rocket up. i went from six, 2 seven months. they went from 8 days to 8 months. that's a much bigger extinction. they have transitioned in mindset. they are a normal space station half-year crew, they are doing work, doing maintenance on the

space station, doing science examines, unpacking partnerships. probably won't do any spacewalks but we will see. they are going through the daily work that astronaut to do and they have another six or seven or 8 months, six months to do that. the problem is their families, they've got families on earth that were planning on them being home for the summer. that didn't happen. planning on them being home for the holidays, lots of changes for the families and the astronauts have fun in space and families take care of business on earth. griff: last question. as we look at the future of missions like this, where does it lead us? >> the future nasa has, the space stations a few hundred miles away from earth. there's a plan to make that private. right now there are four companies building their own

smaller private space stations. the government will subsidize some of that. nasa's other big plan is to go back to the moon in a program called artemis and eventually on to mars. that's a topic for several other interviews but that's the big plan. privatize low earth orbit and use the government to ask for the moon and mars. will: griff: you have peaked are in flight. former commander of the space station. allysia: president biden is in delaware following a trip to michigan to sign an executive order on labor standards as his vice president moments ago says she is, quote, honored to have the endorsement of former vice president dick cheney. >> reporter: the vice president also says she's ready to debate donald trump.

she went to a local spice market. back -- the executive order, the white house saying it wants to prioritize unions when it comes to government grants. president biden made this announcement in michigan, the home of the big football game between texas and michigan. >> president biden: today's executory, we are standing across the board to the support of good jobs standards. from this point on, any president who disagrees with that will have to say so out loud, say it to your face in repeal that order and i want to see them try to do it. >> reporter: employers added 142,000 new jobs in august. that was below expectations. economists expected 20,000 more. the jobs report shows nativeborn americans lost 1.3 million jobs in the past

year while foreign-born workers gained one. 2 million shots. kamala harris and president biden have talked about growing the economy from the middle out. the wall street journal editorial board wants to grow the economy from the government out of. the issue of foreign-born workers, donald trump highlighted that staff yesterday when he spoke in new york. >> basic disaster, they are really, they are really bad. you had numbers that are shocking. nativeborn americans who lost 1.3 million jobs while foreign-born americans were able to take all those jobs. >> reporter: the dnc plans to fly a banner over the stadium where one hundred 20,000 people watching the game like to take a shot at j d vance.

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details emerge on the disturbing home life of the teen. the community is still morning. >> reporter: it has been three days since the 14-year-old allegedly killed two fellow classmates and two teachers wednesday. students will be returning to class on tuesday but it is unclear whether the kids who go here will be back in class. the memorials outside of the school are growing can. this was one of several vigils to honor the four who died. people from across the country came to get the grieve and find comfort. >> he is such a kind -- >> people who love one another

and care about each other. >> reporter: called grant his father appeared in court for the first time today, the teenager will be tried and faces life in prison. aside from the four who died 9 other people were injured. once the injured are healed the teen will face four charges. he was visibly distressed in court, walking back-and-forth in his chair. call and provided his son with ar 15 used in the killing and before that, they were interviewed by law enforcement in 2023 after the teen made an online threat. the suspect's mother was in court but she has a long criminal history of drugs and family violence. she would reportedly lock her children outside the house.

griff: records of a russian drone was found near the ukrainian parliament building after ukraine's air force shot down dozens of unmanned aircraft during an overnight attack. stephanie bennett had that following this story. >> reporter: several hundred people were evacuated. that was scattered beer the parliament building, they succeeded in fending the overnight attack, the air force shot down 58 of 67 drones. a meeting in germany, zelenskyy

repeated more long-range missiles or lift restrictions on using that to hit targets inside russia. defense secretary lloyd austin announced a further $250 million in us security assistance but the donation would not be a game changer. >> this was started by vladimir putin, vladimir putin could end it quickly if he made the right decision to undo what he has done. >> reporter: iran transferred short range ballistic missiles to russia to use against ukraine. reuters reported moscow is expecting the delivery and military personnel being trained on how to use them. a white house national security council spokesperson says any transfer of uranium ballistic missiles to russia would represent a dramatic escalation in the war of aggression against ukraine.

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