are still under the current president of the ultra ok thank you very much for talking to us ivan bates in form of baltimore maryland prosecutor joining us say via skype from baltimore thank you very much for your insight. now into the world news and police in bennett rules have once again crackdown on protesters in minsk hours after alexander lukashenko president in a surprise sam money some demonstrators have been detained people are angry that look has not resigned following last month's disputed election he took his oath of office in front of several 100 government officials several countries have said they will not recognize his presidency. i didn't see this because you deal with the day of assuming the post of the president in or gratian day is the day of our victory convincing and faithful we were not just electing the president of the country we were defending our values peaceful life. and our independence and in this regard there is a lot to be done. bennett russian opposition leaders that lot of taken off has dismissed the swearing in ceremony speaking from neighboring lithuan

the controversy over bates the method that we are now walking into the issue of the new supreme court justice the president is going to point. take that controversy, and there is going to be controversy about it and elevate the message for trump. what is the message? i'm trying to get a british supreme court justice in that has impeccable credentials, somebody that if it turns out to be the cuban-american judge from florida or whoever, he's going to be able to see you because they see the evangelicals, i'm doing this for you and the controversy over bates message. >> host: id outplays the press. we are always drawn to the controversy, and he predates the controversy on lighting on a subject he wants to talk about and then we have to talk about the subject. i thought that it was a pretty neat description of the tech geek the sort of purposeful lying and how it works. it's not an accident basically. >> host: key would say it isn't purposeful lying. it is purposeful exaggeration. we used to talk about the extra squeeze. you have something that's good and you take an extra squeeze and ove

un policÍa de california fue acusado de homicidio matar a tiros a un hombre que se negÓ a soltar un bateue razonable, segÚn fiscalÍa. el oficial usÓ una pistola elÉctrica, pero no cumplir la orden de soltar el bate, le dio un balazo final. el presidente trump amenaza con recortar fondos federales a ciudades gobernadas por demÓcratas a las que considera jurisdicciones anarquistas,pero la uniÓn americana para libertades civiles advirtiÓ que si esto ocurre, el presidente enfrentarÍa una demanda similar a la que perdiÓ en su lucha en contra de las ciudades santuario. ilia: el presidente trump sugiriÓ a los electores que podrÍan votar dos veces en noviembre, una por correo y otra por persona, pasando por alto el hecho de que votar dos veces es un delito criminal. >> el presidente trump hoy insistiÓ en la idea de votar dos veces. en twitter escribiÓ que en vista de las boletas no solicitadas que se enviarÁn para las elecciones de noviembre, sigue el elector voto por correo, al dÍa de las elecciones deberÍa ir a las urnas a verificar que eso monto contÓ. sino-- voto contÓ. si no ha contado, vot

. >> the first presidential bate is tuesday, september 9 -- september 29, and you can listen free on the c-span radio app. >> charlie cook is editor and -- thanks. welcome back to the program, r. cook. which was the lowest of any elected president in their first year. in the second year he was at 40%, the lowest of any president in the elected president in his second year in office, in the third year he was at 42% which was the lowest except for jimmy carter. we know what happened to him. so you've got a president who has never seen a majority approval rating, and that's important, because approval ratings are are the best way to determine whether a president is likely to get re-elected or not. it's not like a choice election ike you had in 2016 or even in 2008. but he was only four or five, six points ahead in most polling. joe biden had a lead in every one of the 20 states hillary clinton carried plus d.c. with more than the margin of area everywhere except possibly minnesota. you had michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania that effectively settled the last presidential election, all thr

taylor recibiÓ un disco raro del policÍa tras negarse a arrojar un bate de bÉisbol.igaciÓn minuciosa y dijo que trabajo de la policÍa es fundamental para las comunidades. los agentes que dispararon lo hicieran de forma justificada. >> esquivel se negÓ al arresto y atropellÓ a un agente de la policÍa intentando escapar en un auto robado. estamos en la tercera semana de educaciÓn a distancia para muchas escuelas del Área de la bahÍa donde los retos siguen siendo evidentes. tayhana garcÍa tiene la informaciÓn. tayana: las familias hispanas son las mÁs afectadas. esta foto de dos estudiantes buscando internet acaparÓ las redes sociales. esto ilustra un problema en todo el estado. >> este estado es el capitolio de la tecnologÍa. estÁ san josÉ donde todavÍa tenemos este problema. unos 2,000,000 de estudiantes no tienen internet en sus hogares. >> queremos que todos tengan la tecnologÍa necesaria. han repartidos en 1500 computadoras portÁtiles y 3500 kits de internet. >> la pÁgina web para aprender a conectarse estÁ en pantalla. el distrito de oakland distribuyÓ 1500 comput

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la tienda walmart a los oficiales luego de que la víctima estuve dentro del establecimiento con un batenegó a lo que provocó utilizada primer una pistola de descarga eléctrica en su arma de fuego acabando con su vida vamos escuchar a la buena de la víctima. la abuela de taylor dice que sabe que le falta un camino largo en la lucha por adquirir justicia tras la muerte de su nieto se sienten optimista que solo hecho de que el oficial está enfrentando cargos es un buen comienzo agregando que taylor padecía de problemas de salud mental se pronuncio entre la decisión de la fiscalía que está conscientes de lo de la comunidad de la fuerte pero pide qué permitir la investigación del proceso judicial tome su curso. para escuchar sus cargos formales tenemos en formación en ese momento estar estado por mi partera de regreso con ustedes al estudio. nuestra cobertura del coronavirus el gobernador declaró que nivel estatal las cifras por contagios del covid-19 disminuyeron la tasa de positividad del virus en 14 días 5% mientras que las hospitalizaciones también continúan bajando pero recalco que no s

reportero: el nÚmero de incendios en california crece aÑo tras aÑo y bate rÉcord. es un importante factor. una nueva y difÍcil realidad para todos los que viven en el estado. san francisco parece esta tarde una de las ciudades del cÍrculo Ártico donde el invierno hay dÍas cortos y con poca luz. lo que pasa es que despuÉs de la ola de calor de los Últimos dÍas, anoche regresÓ la niebla. esa niebla caracterÍstica que mantiene a la ciudad fresca y atrapÓ el humo de todos estos incendios causando este efecto. los que saben dicen que maÑana podrÍamos tener un día similar. regreso con ustedes. ilia: impresionantes imÁgenes. muchas gracias. vamos a quedarnos en california para hablar de la crisis econÓmica por la pandemia. mÁs de 3.000.000 de personas que perdieron el trabajo recibirÁn cheques de 900 dÓlares como subsidio. esta asistencia adicional con fondos federales corresponde al pago de 300 dÓlares semanales desde el 1 de agosto. jaime garcÍa explica quiÉnes obtendrÁn el beneficio y quiÉnes no califican para recibirlo. >> trabajo en el aeropuerto. he sido despedida d

el hombre afroamericano recibiÓ un disparo del policÍa, tras negarse a arrojar un bate de bÉisbol .in de semana largo. se esperan altas temperaturas desde el sÁbado en distintas partes del Área de la bahÍa. el calor hasta el domingo. para saber mÁs sobre el tiempo, vamos con suheily lÓpez belÉn. suheily: estamos iniciando septiembre, sobre todo para el prÓximo fin de semana largo,tendremos temperaturas excesivas en algunos puntos del Área de la bahÍa, principalmente el domingo nos acercamos a los 105 en algunos puntos. una ola de calor afectarÁ en un intervalo del tiempo de hasta 14 dÍas. días complicados sÁbado en los 90, san josÉ con domingo y lunes feriado con temperaturas cerca de los 95. en regiones del se la bahÍa, regiones como livermore y concord con 103. la vigilancia por calor extremo estÁ vigente desde el sábado de la maÑana y continuando hasta el lunes la vigilancia se lleva a cabo desde 72 horas previo al evento. las condiciones estÁn favorables. veremos advertencia por calor en algunas regiones del Área de la bahÍa. algunas estÁn un aviso por calor extremo. es inminent

themselves,bates what would you say as far as the debate itself? caller: it definitely matters. you have to be able to respond solidly your ground so that you can either make the executive decision and stick with it or admit you are not sure you are willing to listen to other people. i think there are flexibilities in their, but i also am very supportive of backbone. i don't want people who are pushovers. host: the new york times reminds us the commission on presidential debates and chris wallace have released the topic, they will be the pandemic, the economy, the supreme court, the integrity of the election, the trump and biden records and the violence and art -- racial violence in cities. led somer has democrats objections for its framing around violence in cities. you can see it on c-span. we will give you a chance to respond to it. in mississippi, supporter of joe biden next. caller: good morning. me,debates matter to especially this debate. chaos andd so much misinformation and lies. when they are on stage and you will hear them at their own question thathe this country nee

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john hendren has more on that's a bates from cleveland ohio. that was in unsavory specter go the president attacking interrupting and generally acting like a bully in chief the former vice president trying to be the grown up in the room but often losing his cool telling the president of the united states to shut up losing his temper a little bit when his son hunter was brought up all the while wall a moderator struggled and generally failed to regain control of this 90 minute debate but he did have moments of substance there were moments of substance on the coronavirus were trumped trying to argue that he had successfully worked to contain the virus and he said he would he had done better than biden would have that under biden it wouldn't be $200000.00 deaths here in the united states to this date it would be $2000000.00 a figure that he seemed to bring up out of nowhere and biden looked into the camera and said do you believe this guy he said that the united states has 4 percent of the world's population and 20 percent of the world's coronavir

they tell me it's one that quomz bate of caution and reluctance. many say that within the last six months reopening plans have come and gone. changed time and time again. the now that they heard from the governor and heard from the county, they are feeling a bit better. business owners say they used the last six months to get familiar with guidelines, preparing to operate indoors while social distancing, taking additional disinfecting measures and putting up barriers, doing whatever they can to get ready and hopefully stay that way. >> i learned after what happened first time, go day by day. whatever challenges wur facing, we'll hand will it as it comes. right now, we get to do indoors. i'm inviting my customers indoors if they feel comfortable. if not, we still have outdoors. we take it from it there. >> we hope we get to stay open. i don't want to ever shut down again. i know my members and staff that have been unemployed for six months don't want to ever shut down again. >> while the updated orders are effective immediately, both say it will tak

on millions of people around the world including prominent world leaders revelations you will see bates over mass surveillance and the rights to privacy. really well there's a reporter or as a guest here with more on that story remind us what was a scandal all about what the n.s.a. did what you what even also question what that the n.s.a. not to do this surveillance was so sweeping that it's really hard to know where to begin but we do know that they collected phone records for millions of americans they collected text messages they spied on people by harvesting the dots are sometimes stealing daughter from the tech giants google apple facebook and microsoft and the like they also they tapped into fiber optic cables to intercept dots on the internet on the worldwide web and they spied on more than 100 world leaders including german chancellor angela merkel by tapping her phone and now this program started back in the bush administration but it was exposed in 2013 by edward snowden he then worked at the n.s.a. at the time before that top and people in america had said that they that they

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also coming up this hour the french magazine reprints its controversial cartoons reigniting the bates over whether they crossed the line as the trial of 14 people.

so percy has a relationship with bates and then what happens? how does he get to japan and break through the walls of the cover-up? >> never assume. but i did. but because hiroshima does have the story of the feeling of the expose. that he was getting in and getting out so they went to crazy lengths. so he is in new york in august 45 for the bombing and he hears about it and has mixed feelings of hiroshima. nagasaki he thinks it's a criminal action. he knows he will cover it but not exactly how just yet. then he has lunch with william shah and talk about the coverage so what happened to the human beings from the mushroom cloud? nobody was reporting on that. it is likely that they knew the extent or some of the restrictions on foreign and japanese reporters. allied former wartime friends and colleagues so they probably knew he would not paddle boat from guam but have to get military clearance. so he starts a major trip starting in china and then apply for clearance and accredited in china and then we establish himself with the military there to g

de una tienda walmart en san leandro reportara que taylor estaba dentro del establecimiento con un bateas manos. >>> alivio dice sentir la abuela de taylor que lo describe como >>> un nuevo proyecto de ley en california reduciría las sanciones penales para los adultos que sufrieron relaciones sexuales con menores de edad. se trata de la sb 145 que reduciría las penalidades para aquellos que tienen relaciones sexuales consensuadas y si el rango de edad es 10 años mayor que sus víctimas. o sea si la persona mayor de edad tiene 10 años, debería tener 20, la propuesta fue aprobada en ambas cámaras de la legislatura. la comunidad hispana sigue siendo la más afectada por el covid-19, esta mañana en san francisco se presentaron los resultados de un segundo estudio encabezados por la universidad de california en esta ciudad en conjunto con algunas organizaciones comunitarias, claudio lacayo tiene más detalles >>> en el barrio hispano de la misión en san francisco muchas familias hispanas viven aglomeradas y por ser muchos de ellos trabajadores esenciales están altamente expuestos al covid-19, a

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also coming up this hour the french magazine reprints its controversial cartoons reigniting the bates over whether they crossed the line as the trial of 14 people accused of involvement in the 2015 terrorist attacks which targeted the publication gets underway. with the u.s. deeply divided ahead of the presidential election in november americans say they're desperate for an alternative to remain on the country. and one welcome to our to international my names you know neal good to have your company. we begin with breaking news the german government is claiming that russian opposition figure. was poisoned with a nerve agent from the group not only is currently in a medically induced coma in a berlin hospital after being are lifted from russia 2 weeks ago the kremlin has said it's received no communication from germany on the findings less cost lives. to our europe correspondent peter all over who is in berlin for us with the latest . statement from the german government peter tell us more about. all the reaction. well i'm glad merkel the german chancellor has said that there is clear a

or homeless but amid those vigils residents of warm pockets of the capital have been waiting with bated breath to find out if the pulse detetected amid the rubble there is a survivor in cat. a. thon day reports. as people when silence. is from mosques and church bells rang out across the roots. to commemorate victims of the explosions that toll through this ports. leaving someone a hundred and ninety people dead. families firefighters army officials and religious figures gathered. miles away rescue workers still cling onn to o the hohope of findingng survivors sk in the rubble. the softer sensor device detected a heart beat on the debris of this collapse building. it is bad. enough but i think people. think that represents then they will not directly to c. on. the issue more the listen to pharmaceutical. applicants you might be at a later and- they got. abbas is still not. she risk what just a can from the port he now he is his life one month on a h he still workrk frm his injuries. busisiness cards f i could have ifif you could hear the you knoww a a i s started ts year. when left the

facebook's only been around for 15 years or so, over time like almost any new technology, it takes bate of time for the rule makers if i can put it to catch up i believe that's exactly what is going to happen over the coming years. >> my final question also is a pr related question, nick. do you feel that facebook has gone far enough? a lot of people don't, in it terms of recognizing some of the damaging effect it's had on society with regard to spreading hate and misinformation and all these issues we've been talking about? do you feel like the response has really been robust enough, the stop hate for profit movement where loads of corporations that we cover every day pull their political ad spending and the response public response is that you expect them to come right back >> no. i don't think that's fair. i think the response has been a lot more -- look, i can only point you to objective organizations. if you look at the recent report issued by the european commission, they were having compared the way we deal with hate speech. hate speech deals with hate speech compared to other pl

anything we will continue with the intro zooming team over russian or in this room so old thinking bating because bad has been the theme from the get go so the idea is simply this the democratic party has sold out to whatever you want to call it another conspiracy theory it was a conspiracy in fact of the people who have won this country for ever and that is you when it comes to military industrial complex whatever joe biden is a manchurian candidate a man who does not know where he is a man who was basically changed who were radiator in a root cellar somewhere was going to be some planted within 2 to 3 months kamel harris if they're successful is going to be put in there the ultimate men cheery mentor in canada who will make the reclaim look like ramsey clark now we can pretend all we wanted we can use terms of ongoing unit being strong but this is about giving the checkbook to the people who have the. this country doesn't radio you're not going on at all you're not you're going to not me that i am oh that's ok it's good i know you're just did so jump it well here is the day you can do t

always gauge with bated or confrontational. don't get into any conversation or start answering questions just. to survive. you're more likely to walk free if you're rich. or if you're poor. you've got 2 eyes and one mouth. so you should be seen in here and a whole lot more in your sand if you don't take that advice easy going to dig yourself. armenia and azerbaijan continue to trade blows over the disputed territory of nagorno-karabakh. to the hearts of the conflict still. right now we're between the positions. which is. just stationed over this hill where the international news crew allowed. its full weight behind in the conflict president hardline approach. will continue just.

charter and the norms of international law that's more on all of this with our diplomatic editor james bates. this was a major set piece of 75 years of the united nations a glitzy video speeches by the secretary general and for leaders around the world now the pride of place as the host nation the 1st speech was reserved for president donald trump he didn't submit a speech and because his secretary of state mike pompei o and his ambassador to the un kelly craft were in washington for that event on iran sanctions instead it was left to a state department official relatively low level the acting deputy ambassador to the u.n. to give the u.s. address the 75th anniversary of the u.n. is the right time to ask questions about the institution strengths and weaknesses review and learn from its failures and celebrate its accomplishments it seems pretty certain that on choose day president donald trump will be making an address to take to address to the u.n. general assembly and people will be focusing on his comments on iran and on snapback. coronavirus news now in the u.k. is alert levels been incre

john harwood at the white house, stand by, we'll be get k bating to you. meanwhile, joe biden says he doesn't expect to change president trump's mind on pushing through a supreme court nominee before the november 3rd election, but he is reaching out to some republicans. listen to what biden said today. >> look, i'm not being naive. i'm not saying that president trump will do whatever he wants. i'm not speaking to mccaitch mcconnell will do whamp hemts and he does, i'm speaking to those republicans out there, senate republicans, who know deep down what is right for the country consistent for the competition. >> let's go to our senior con respondent, manu. he supports a vote despite the -- to replace justice ginsbu ginsburg. >> as senators come back to washington tomorrow, there are two questions confirming the senate. one, will there be enough votes to punt the nomination into a lame duck session of congress. after the election goes up until january and two, will the four senators who will come out and defect and vote no to stall the nomination all together

norman bates blames his mother in theatic for all of the bad things that happened. >> it's not as if she were a maniac, a raving thing. she just goes a little mad sometimes. we all go a little mad sometimes. haven't you? >> i guess we all. a similar dynamic at play in the run up to the election. today joe biden emerged from his basement to comment on school reopenings. >> if president trump and the administration had done their jobs early on with this crisis american schools would be open safely. donald trump and secretary betsy did not step up. many students are starting the school year in the same way they started the last one at home. >> this is a man who understands working at home. biden is blaming someone else for things he and his party are directly responsible for. it's joe biden and the teachers union refusing to return to work. what they want and what biden is calling for are billions more in federal dollars. >> giving raises to teachers. we will double the number of school psychologists and nurses and social workers in school. we need them especially now. >> teacher unions

always gauge with bated or confrontational. don't get into any conversation or start answering questions just. one. you're more likely to walk free if you're rich. or if you're poor. you got. one now. so you should be seen here and a whole lot more than you're saying if you don't take that advice easy going to dig yourself. as election day approaches there are growing concerns whether the outcome will be contested whether the election will be we're told this election truly matters we're always told this however this time around there's a different feel there's an extension just like how many voters will say president . welcome back retail bankruptcies in store closures in the united states have reached record numbers for the 1st half of this year as social distancing measures forced many businesses to close their doors to customers now according to professional services firm b.t.o. usa 18 retailers filed for chapter 11 protection through june of this year while the wall street journal is reporting a levin more retailers file be

historically speaking, how influential are these day bates in terms of the path to the presidency >> caller: historically, they are really important. in 2016, 84 million people watched. voters have already made up their minds because of coronavirus, people are voting early. it is really unclear what impact it will have this year >> running through the latest tax returns published on the weekend reviving all of this focus saying for a decade, he paid no federal income taxes and then paid $750 the year he ran and the first year of presidency, suggesting otherwise. is this going to change president trump's approach to debates and how much we are going to see here? >> i think it will change a little bit of margins but not greatly. he benefitted a little bit the moderator came out with the areas of question about a week ago before this bombshell story broke. it had come up because of the debate but not one of the six major target they are only going to spend a few minutes. this revelation is similar to last cycle access hollywood broke 48 hours before the st. louis debate. it is a history

. >> the first presidential bate is tuesday, september 9 -- september 29, and you can listen free onpan radio app. >> charlie cook is editor and -- thanks. welcome back to the program, mr. cook.

themselves,bates what would you say as far as the debate itself? caller: it definitely matters. you have to be able to respond solidly your ground so that you can either make the executive decision and stick with it or admit you are not sure you are willing to listen to other people. i think there are flexibilities in their, but i also am very supportive of backbone. i don't want people who are pushovers. host: the new york times reminds us the commission on presidential debates and chris wallace have released the topic, they will be the pandemic, the economy, the supreme court, the integrity of the election, the trump and biden records and the violence and art -- racial violence in cities. led somer has democrats objections for its framing around violence in cities. you can see it on c-span. we will give you a chance to respond to it. in mississippi, supporter of joe biden next. caller: good morning. me,debates matter to especially this debate. chaos andd so much misinformation and lies. when they are on stage and you will hear them at their own question thathe this country nee

with him throughout the evening here to find out about the situation them earlier we spoke to ivan bates has a criminal defense attorney and a former prosecutor is calling for legal reform in kentucky because he says a state's nof ava's to police for us very clear from attorney general. kramer's information he said the officer just a partner you support what he's saying is that the way the aussies were trained that they were allowed to use our courts that they thought was reasonable and necessary to cut them out that is the problem you have the problem is clear that it's not just charging officers it's a change in the way the officer training 2 let's look at something is unique the boyfriend mr walker was taylor's voice he thought someone was breaking in his house you had is that legally own handgun he went to protect themselves when doors burst open he fired shots and yes he's charged he was charged with intent murder all these are things that's holding the law here's. what it means to happen now the kentucky legislature going to change the law and when you look at what's going on they

will look much different this tuesday because of the coronavirus pandemic our diplomatic editor james bates reports from a subdued u.n. headquarters in new york. the u.n. is marking its 75th birthday but there's little mood for celebration normally leaders travel from around the world to new york this year none are coming it's all being done remotely. the general assembly hall is often packed to normal years this time it will look like this a strict limit of just one delegate per country i have the immense privilege of addressing you today president trump seen here last year had toyed with an in person visit again but he decided against it probably because of the lackluster atmosphere. this year like all the other leaders will be on the big screen only with speeches played on video. much of the real diplomatic work is normally done joint countless face to face meetings but this year the normally bustling corridors are empty we'll do several virtual meetings with heads of state in different areas that are very relevant for us but we will miss that contact the personal contact that i believe

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stream live at c-span.org/de bates. or listen live on the c-span radio app. >> you are watching c-span, your unfiltered view of government. by america's television cable companies as a public service, and brought to you by your television provider. >> monday president trump inspected the electric truck endurance manufacturer and lordstown motors in ohio. the president praised the truck's technology after general motors closed an assembly plant in the area. [cameras shuttering]

we are watching with bated breath to see how brexit manifest itself and what it means for financial services but in terms of being ready, we are prepared for every outcome. francine: even if there is a best case scenario, a trade deal, how much of an exodus would we see in general out of the city of london? on whatreally depends equivalents looks like and what you're able to continue to do and not do. it is a major -- global liquidity center. it is relevant as it relates to being a major money center. it is still going to be strong and it is not going to be entirely diminished, but it is inevitable, depending on what equivalents looks like and what we are able to do otherwise with our e.u. facing clients, you will see some action and some activity move to ag come in our case, ag, the german legal entity is going to be our flagship pacing entity. depending on what you're allowed to do, you'll you will see an element of it migrate to the continent. francine: in terms of the revenue j.p. morgan does in the u.k., would it be 20% to 25% moving to continental europe, or would it be less or more? v

mario: they will all be watching with bated breath all day tomorrow.hat we have learned over the last three and half years of the trump administration is that it is hard to forecast what the next move is going to be. so, what we do know is we will have to be watching for tomorrow. that is the simple way they want to go. obviously, ame, huge and somber day in washington today. justice ruth bader ginsburg lying in state. president trump did visit her body there. what is the latest in terms of when we expect him to name his choice and how congress and the senate will respond? mario: sure. have coalescedns around the president and said they overwhelmingly will support him trying to name someone to the vacant seat. we're expecting an announcement that he has been teasing all week for 5:00 on saturday, in which we will get his pick for the bench. what we do know is that there are five women finalists that he has spoken about. we know he has talked to at least one of them. we know he will have this announcement on saturday. emily: what is your sense how democ

in person questions biden has faced in the past of the campaign offering a preview of what the key bates could look like in two months. biden is looking forward to president trump and offering a different vision of what he can offer the country. biden traveled here to one of the critical states. on friday he is campaigning in florida as he looks to take on the president. >>> while biden was in pennsylvania, president trump focused his attention on a different battleground state. there were raucous and enthusiastic scenes in the american midwest. the president painted a bleak picture for the country if biden wins the election. >> if biden wins, very simple, china wins. if biden wins, the mob wins. if biden wins, the rioters, anarchists, arsonists and flag burners win. we're not into flag burners. >> mr. trump called the rally a friendly protest, something he claims allows him to get around the crowd size. >> reporter: president donald trump continuing his very busy campaign schedule with a trip here to wwisconsin. two hours north of madison. he delivered a speech to a county where he won

the trade friction ebay did -- friction of bated monday -- friction abated after the chinese and americansgether on monday on phase one of their trade agreement. the tone was more sober or stable than the reddick we are hearing from the president, and an encouraging sign. neither china nor the united states want an outright war on over thet alone one south china sea. i'm not pessimistic. i am just saying we have to separate the rhetoric from the reality, the rhetoric of an election campaign from actions on the ground. i have to assume that the chinese are wise enough to know that there is a political campaign going on the united states. until november, you can expect -- cannot expect to be much in the way of rational dialogue. vonnie: if there were to be a change in the administration, what would joe biden's strategy on china and trade between the two countries be? fmr. amb. burney: as a canadian, i would hope that joe biden would resume more of a leadership role by the united states with its allies. unfortunate -- the unfortunate part of donald trump for me is that he x unilaterally -- he

we are less than 40 days out from election day and everyone is waiting with bated breath to make surehey know what the rules are and how things will be applied. i am hopeful the election process we have will continue to run as smoothly as it has been running those far and we will keep doing the sometimes boring but very important work of election in this traders around the country. david: we will certainly be looking at it with a lot of enthusiasm. thank you and good luck. a big job you have. that is damon circosta, north carolina state board of elections chair. it is time for bloomberg first word news with ritika gupta. ruth bader ginsburg is lying in state today at the u.s. capitol. the first woman in american history to do so. a military honor guard carried her casket to the statuary hall, where house speaker nancy pelosi opened the private service. speaker pelosi: it is with profound sorrow and deep sympathy to the ginsberg family that i have a high honor to welcome justice ruth bader in theg to lie in state capital of the united states. catapult bill the for abraham lincoln. -- b

i set about trying to reground how these principles by a woman name marianne, bates finish their worknths back and spoke to how clearly the state department, for all time, should talk about human rights in the world and america's place. we are special. the reason people want to meet mike pompeo when he travels isn't because of mike. it's because we stand for the special set of principles. if we walk away and muddy them up and create rights for everything than those core ideas of religious freedom, human dignity, property rights , if we walk away from those core understandings, then america will be another nation wandering around. it won't be the beacon we've been for so long. i think about how our founders thought about foreign policy and i try to create that in the institution i'm leaving as well. mark: you embrace the founders and the declaration and the constitution, as do i and most americans. then you see the riding in the streets and antifa and other organizations who reject 1776 and replace with 1619. you see the new york times pushing this, many in the opposition party, same t

. >> if somebody is bringing joe biden into the debate with you are you doing dave bates preps at all if there really good. >> you place biden for you. pres. donald trump: i would say maybe a combination. either one of them is about five times smarter than sleepy joke. we had a little bit of a debate prep before we came there. i think this whole thing is a debate prep for an everyday i'm taking questions with people all of the time for you have taken a lot of questions from you over there. on the last number of years. >> what you feel like you want to accomplish to be successful. >> just tell the truth. >> henry joining us from cleveland. peter slen: is michael bender with wall street journal. rudy giuliani, lisbon their ro role. >> these are two of the most colorful characters in republican party right now. they're helping president trump pearson lines. and you can bet they're going to be very aggressive lines. good quotes that kristi and giuliani often deliver. he's also relying on a couple of campaign aides. he's in there with the campaign manager is a calmer voice in the room. and