"cbs this morning" and follow us online any time at cbs us in.com. reporting from the n ion's >> it's tuesday, september 1st, 2020. this is the "cbs morning news". clash over kenosha. president trump heads to a wisconsin city that's trying to deal from days of unrest as democratic presidential nominee joe biden accuses him of fanning the flames of violence. racing to a cure. will there be a vaccine by the november election? what the head of fda is telling cbs news. and separate takeoff. amazon takes a huge step to one day start delivering your packages by drone. by drone. good morning, everyone. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. today president trump is

expected to visit kenosha, wisconsin. the latest city racked by protests over racial injustice following the police shooting of a black man. mr. trump's visit comes as he and his democratic opponent joe biden trade barbs over who was responsible for the violent demonstrations that continue to rock the city after jacob blake was shot by police last month. laura podesta is in new york. laura, the former vice president came out hard against the president on this very topic. >> reporter: he sure did. good morning. at a campaign stop in pittsburgh yesterday joe biden said the president is to blame for the escalating violence throughout the country. but he was very careful not to appear anti-law and order saying if he were to be elected president he would not defund the police. in fact, he would add about $300 million in federal funding to their local budgets. >> rioting is not protesting. looting is not protesting.

>> reporter: democratic presidential nominee joe biden formice presidt blament r fanni flames. >> donald trump has been a toxic presence in our nation for four years. poisoning how we talk to one another. >> reporter: biden pushed back against the president's claims. >> no one will be safe in biden's america. >> what's their proof? the violence we're seeing in donald trump's america. >> reporter: at the white house yesterday president trump argued biden will work with the rioters. >> the rioters, joe biden have a sign. they are both on the side of the radical left. >> reporter: biden sthot t do i look like a radical socialist? with a soft spot for rioters? >> reporter: the president heads to kenosha, wisconsin to meet with law enforcement officers who responded to protests following the police shooting of

jacob blake. >> it could increase the love and respect for our country. and that's why i'm going because they did a fantastic job. >> reporter: wisconsin is a key battleground state that mr. trump nearly won in 2016. voters are torn on his visit. >> i want to feel like i feel more safe and i don't feel that way. >> he's just showing support. >> reporter: president trump is not expected to meet with blake's family. when asked about kyle rittenhouse the 17-year-old trump supporter who shot and killed two protesters last week president trump did not condemn his actions and said the matter is still under investigation. laura podesta in new york. thank you so much. a new poll finds that president trump got a bit of a bump following the republican national revenge. according to national poll by anderson college, joe biden has 49% support compared to mr.

trump's 47%. biden's lead is down from four points in la d in jul the new poll was taken after the two parties held their conventions. liberty university announced it has opened an independent investigation into jerry falwell jr.'s tenure as president. that includes financial, real estate and legal matters. falwell resigned last week from the christian school after admitting his wife had an affair with giancarlo granda, a pool attendant. falwell claims granda tried to blackmail him. granda denies that accusation. today voters in massachusetts will head to the polls in a closely watched democratic senate primary. senator ed markey the longest serving member of the congressional delegation faces a challenge from congressman joe kennedy.yete t campaign trail a final time.

>> i think it's very clear i ran on a progressive agenda and we're seeing results all across the state. tomorrow i'll work as hard as i can to bring it home. >> some recent polls have given markey an edge but kennedy has never lost a campaign for congress in massachusetts. now to the latest on the coronavirus. cases in the u.s. have topped 6 million. california has the most with more than 705,000 cases. that's according to johns hopkins. it's followed by texas and florida. also the u.s. accounts for 24% of cases across the globe. this comes as the fda confirmed it would consider emergency approval for a covid vaccine before clinical trials are completed. the decision has raised concerns that there's pressure to get a vaccine approved before the november election. dr. jon lapook asked dr. steven

hahn if politics are playing a role in vaccine development in our series of racing to a cure. >> a really good question. >> reporter: dr. steven hahn insists the agency is not losing its independence when it comes to making a vaccine against covid-19 available. >> the public is concerned about the politicalization of the process. president trump tweeted about a deep state at the fda. there are people in the medical community being critical of the whole process. >> i can tell you our decision at fda will not be made on any other criteria than the science and data associated with these clinical trials. >> reporter: dr. hahn says depending on that study a vaccine could be available by election day before a phase three trial is finished. >> have you felt pressure to make a decision? >> i have not been pressured politically to make an incorrect decision. >> how about pressure to make what you think is a correct decision? >> there's been pressure throughout this pandemic.

anybody who doesn't acknowledge that would be kidding themselves. >> reporter: some vaccine manufacturers have said they could start delivering vaccines by the end of the year. >> if you felt pressure to make a vaccine available before it's ready, what would do you? >> we will not make that decision on the basis of politics. that's a promise. >> would that promise go so far as to say if you're pressured to make a decision you don't agree with you would resign? >> all options are on the table in that respect. i hope we're not in that position. >> reporter: dr. hahn says the public should have confidence in agency guidance. even if some vaccine doses are made available in the fall, dr. gottlieb said a vaccine won't be ready until next year. dr. jon lapook, cbs news. >> athletes are paying tribute to legendary basketball coach john thompson. the man known simply as big john was the first black head coach

to win the ncaa championship with georgetown in 1984. he coached there for 27 years. pacing the hoya sideline with his familiar white towel. he was a fighter for racial justice on and off the court. and a fierce advocate for players. many called him a mentor and role model. in a tweet iverson wrote thanks for saving my life, coach. john thompson was 78 years old. investigation is under way after a navy plane went down in rural virginia. the two pilots and two crew members on board were able to safely bail out. the wreckage was reported in the community of bloxom, northeast of norfolk. it crashed during a training flight. coming up on the "cbs morning news," joe biden responds to a heckler while he delivers pizza to first responders. and a supermarket scare. a bear is caught on video doing a little picnic shopping.

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the nasdaq added 79 points, and the s&p 500 lost 7 points.leje c again dine indoors. governor phil murphy says starting friday at 6:00 a.m. indoor dining can resume at 25% capacity and with social distancing in place. murphy says masks will also be required except while eating and drinking. movie theaters and performance venues will also be able to re-open that day. zoom is raking in the dough as the pandemic keeps many people across the nation working from home. thousands of businesses are now paying for subscription to the video conferencing service to get more control over their virtual megs. that's meant a big boost for the company and zoom's revenue between the months of may to july more than quadrupled from the same time last year to nearly $664 million. pretty soon your next amazon

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our top stories this morning, president trump is slated to visit kenosha, wisconsin today. he's expected to thank law enforcement and tour the damage following protests that broke out after jacob blake was shot by police last month. the white house says mr. trump is not planning to meet with blake's family. and liberty university announced it has hired an outside firm to conduct a wide ranging investigation into jerrn that includes financial, real estate and legal matters. jerry falwell resigned from the christian school last week after admitting his wife had an affair with a young pool attendant. much of hollywood is still in shock over the death of chadwick boseman.

the actor died on friday but nearly everyone he worked with had no idea he battled colon cancer. he will forever be known for playing the first major black superhero in "black panther". but he had so many stand out roles and a unique ability to inspire on and off the movie screen. so we wanted to spend some time hearing from boseman in his own words. >> sometimes you need to feel the pain and sting to activate the real passion and purpose that god predestined inside of you. purpose crosses disciplines. purpose is an essential element of you. it's the reason why you're on the plane in this particulr time history. remember the struggles along the way are only meant to shape you for your purpose. your very existence is wrapped up in the things you are here to fulfill. we all know what it's like to be

told that there is not a place for you to be featured. yet you were young, gifted and black. we know what it's like to be the tail but not the head. we know what it's like to be beneath and not above. if you're willing to take the harder way, the more complicated one, the one with more failures at first than successes, the one that has ultimately proven to have more meaning, more victory, more glory, then you will not regret it. >> well, coming up on "cbs this morning," we'll look at why crime may be rising in some cities and we'll hear from a family in chicago affected by the violence. plus as schools re-open around the world we'll show you how other countries are keeping students and teachers safe from the coronavirus. and only on "cbs this morning" country music star chris stapleton talks with anthony

mason about his upcoming album "starting over." that's the morning news for this tuesday. thank you so much for atching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day.