as i talk to people observing the trump administration? 's foreign policy -- the trip administration's foreign policy, they point to the middle east and china as the areas where there's probably at this point the most lasting legacy. some believe your speech on china at the nixon library and museum was one of historic significance in july, following the speeches of the national security advisors, the fbi director, and the attorney general, there's direct comparisons being made to ronald reagan and his trust and verify. -- you called china for its quote, desire for global, and how would you view this comparison to reagan toward the soviet union and pompeo and trump now towards china and do you want what reagan ultimately got, the collapse of the economy? the outcome is we're seeking to ensure the rules-based system that benefitted not only the united states of america, but freedom loving people around the world is the dominant force for the century that we're in as well. that's the objective set. that's in fact when i talked about chinese desi

during a roundtable with latino supporters, president trump talked about some of his --inistration;s administration'sirst term policies. small business owners at the meeting told the president why they were supporting his reelection. donald trump: we appreciate everyone for being here. a lot of progress. a lot of progress. in morning, everybody. you will tell us when you're ready. much for being in the great state of nevada. we had an amazing rally in las vegas last night with tens of thousands of people inside and out. it was quite something. i think the media was very surprised at the extent of it. it was as big as

supporters, president trump talked about some of his --inistration;s administration's first term policies. small business owners at the meeting told the president why they were supporting his reelection. donald trump: we appreciate everyone for being here. a lot of progress. a lot of progress. in morning, everybody. you will tell us when you're ready. much for being in the great state of nevada. we had an amazing rally in las vegas last night with tens of thousands of people inside and out. it was quite something. i think the media was very surprised at the extent of it. it was as big as anything there has been for a long time. they were just starting that up again. we did not do it because of covid. have vaccines coming. this has to do with -- we are here today to talk about latinos or trump. they are very disturbed by the poll numbers because we are very high and leading with tino's. that is a tremendous thing. -- leadingonored with latinos. while agow, a little i received the bay of pigs award s in miami.ban that is tremendous. this is just a great community, great community. hispanic

oracle has pretty good s with the trump administration. that could help it on that side. vice president pence recently visited oracle headquarters and people high in oracle have contributed to trump's reelection campaign according to federal election commission data. on that side it may work. doing these things and getting both sides to sign off is what's going to be tricky. -- in this type timeframe. thank you so much. view,give you a markets joining us is she fixed income strategist at blackrock investments institute. i know it is not your wheelhouse , but doesn't point to animal spirits we are seeing in the markets in general? >> my young daughter will be happy the tiktok survives. i think what we are seeing is that the economy is actually surprising to the upside. in terms of looking at activity restart out of the crisis. what we are noticing is in the manufacturing sector that the economy is responding better to the easing of lockdown measures we had anticipated. generally the market and we look at the quality we do see that as being a leader given the current enviro

world's most popular apps that's right thomas the trump administration says new downloads of the video sharing platform take talk will be banned on u. s. app stores as of monday. for wechat the chinese owned app that serves as social network payment servicice and e. commerce platform the ban is far more comprehensive. trump says it's all about national security he's also just said that a deal for tictoc could come through quite quickly. many see the move as part of a tug of war between washington and beijing over digital supremacy. will trigger reports. how can we chat the latest casualties if the trade war between the us and china. at least once washington's ban on both the chinese apps goes into effectct on sunday nigight the chinese communist party has demonstrated the means to use these apps to threaten the national security. foreign policy and the economy of the u. s. we have taken significant action to combat china's malicious collection. of american citizens personal data. the panel prevent new downloads and upgrades to take talk already on smartphones within the united statetes. thehe we charity goes further still a one stop s

s this is excellent. and what a lot of people don't realize is that the trump administration has arrested 5,000 human traffickersou know, human trafficking and sex trafficking, the border of the united states and mexico and the philippines are rated as the world's worst places for human trafficking. and the liberals want an open border? they don't -- they want to stop and did everything they could to stop the president's border wall? i mean, that's what we're dealing with here. it's no wonder rachel maddow's showing pictures from, you know, six years ago. elizabeth: all right. congressman, you gave some great information there. it's really interesting to talk to you. will you come back soon? we love having you on. >> thanks, liz. always great to be on your show. elizabeth: okay, same here. i'm elizabeth macdonald. you've been watching "the evening edit" on fox business. we thank you for joining us. we hope you have a good weekend. come back monday night and have a good one. ♪ ♪ >> you want thrills, you'll get them all at the roller derby. >> talk about hell on wheels! >> she's the paragon, the symbol for roller

s. not to make his tax filings public. u.s. federal judge has temporarily blocked a trump administration order banning downloads of the chinese video sharing app to talk was set to take effect in the u.s. by midnight on sunday trump said the ban was needed for national security reasons because of tech talks links to the chinese government. and mass security forces broke up mass protests in the belarusian capital minsk and other cities police fired tear gas and detained over 200 demonstrators more than 100000 people took to the streets demonstrators say long term president alexander lukashenko committed electoral fraud to win the election and must step down. and old conflict has boiled over into new violence as armenia and azerbaijan confront each other over the disputed nagorno-karabakh region both sides are using heavy artillery and have reported casualties each accuses the other of starting the fight the area is internationally recognized as part of azerbaijan but has been controlled by ethnic armenians since a war in the early 1990 s. it killed tens of thousands of people international community including germany and the united

the trump administration appears to be aiming at countering china which has been s steppingg up pressuren taiwan. the u.u.s. enacted the taiwan travel act two years ago to facilitate visits by senior officials. the taiwanese foreign minister is welcoming crock's visiting, saying he'll be the highest ranking u.s. state department official to visit taiwan in 41 years. a chinese foreign ministry spoke person on thursday says the trip contradicts china's one beijing policy. >> translator: opposed to any visit to taiwan in any form. china will take necessasary measures depending on the progress of the situation. >> wong said china had strongly requested the u.s. cancel the visit. >>> one day after suga became japan's prime minister, he a an his cabinet members got down to business. >> translator: i'm determined to work hard for the japanese people and will try to live up to their expectations. >> suga's top priority is the coronavirus. tamara norihisa has returned to deal w with the virus. he was melgt minister for a time in the previous administration. >> translator: the pandemic is a worldw

the judge temporarilyly stopppp ththe ban, s saying many chinese-american communities rely on the app for communication. the trump administrationlanned to download b bans of anonother chinese app, tiktok, sunday. it delayed it, as it negotiates a partnership between the app owner and u.s. firms. >>> china unveiled a museum dedicated to the korean war. it marks 70 years since sending troops to fight forces in china. the memorial hall was opened to the general public on sunday, to commemorate the conflict starting in 1950. six years were s spent renovova the facility. the city is in the northeastern province, on the border with north korea. changes to the floor plan have made the exhibition space five times larger. more than 1,600 items are on dispsplay, includiding a letter written by the then north korean leader, asking china to join the fight. the entrance to an exhxhibitioi hall is abodorned with presiden xi jinping's quote, saying they share a relationship by blood. it was asserting the triumphant role of the chinese military in the role. ♪ ♪ >>> japan's internal affairs ministry says the number of elderly people in the nati

trump administration is acting the way. as but did something to a corner of this issue with around had to defeat in the u. s. just a few weeks back the fact that he doesn't see- the same kind of things. as the uscc is the trump administration backed into a corner on this issue. i don't think so i've heard people say. you know the americans are isolated first of all you had a letter. from every member of the gulf cooperation council. to the secretary general to the security council saying you must extend the arms embargo. to which peoplee paid no attention you know. we wouldn't be where we are today. if you aren't on board- have been extended that was our goal. a ad frankly the u. three werere unable to do that and one might even say didn't even try very hard work. so if you don't l lie the situationn we'e're in. i wod refer you back to that after the failure to extend. the arms embargo. on iran the un arms embargo whihich- is realllly extremely dangerous and one of the reasons we didn't like. j. c. p. o. a. was it it was only aive year arms embargo. i mean can you think of those five years you know what. thin

s possible. at the same time, thehe fda iss being bullied by the trump administration, particularly in president g get a vaccine out t there as quickly s possible. conveniently, he keeps talalking about the vaccine befefe the election. so if you coconnect the dots, lk at the situation andnday, ok, we have a pandemic. most people what a vaccine as quickly as possible. but is the fda being pushed to approve a vaccine faster than it should? there are standards in place no matter what to have safety and effectiveness data. yes, we can't wait years for that to emerge, but we also don't wawant a vaccicine beforet is time. in that place into yeyet another issue, which is trust. ththe american people are alreay divided over vaccine's generally . and now there is growing concern that if the administration, trump particular, trying to get a vaccine out faster than it should be out and is leaning on the fda to do so, that will have another reason to not trust vaccinines. and stepping back, the issue reflects o on astrazeneca bututo the pharmaceutical industry at large, w which has already takea severe hit

reporter: kayleigh mce nunny, justice ginsburg was often a legal foil, as you know, leland,s to the trump administrationin death as in life, her fighting spirit is revered here in the nation's capital and abroad, and there are those who strongly believe that the open seat left by her death should remain open until after the upcoming election in 45 days. here's the senate minority leader, chuck schumer. recalling back what happened in 2016 to merrick garland, he said this in a tweet last night: the american people should have a voice in the selection of their the next supreme court justice. therefore, this vacancy should not be fulled until we have a new president. however, back in 2016 he he implored his fellow senators to fill the seat left vacant. he said this back then: attention, gop, senate has confirmed scotus justices in presidential election years, hashtag do your job. now, mitch mcconnell has made the argument that the merrick garland circumstance was because the president and the senate majority were not of the same party. that's not the case this time. the white house and the senate are both

s&p 500. >>> today doctors are in the trump administration told congress that pharmaceutical companies remainth the development of a coronavirus vaccine. >> the administration's bullish outlook comes as one company halted their late stage vaccine study. >> reporter: operation warp speed is living to find a coronavirus vaccine. according to administration officials, testifying to congress on wednesday. but the surgeon general told senators that quality won't be sacrificed for speed. >> there will be no shortcuts. this vaccine will be safe. it will be effective, or it won't get mirved long. >> reporter: that assurance comes after astrazeneca suspended the final testing of its version of the vaccine to investigate why a study participant became ill with a spinal problem. the director of the national institutes of health said the suspension shows that safety procedures are boring in great britain and americans can expect the same. >> science and science aloan will be the way in which this decision is made. otherwise i'll have no part of it. . >> reporter: there are two other vaccines already unde

s states. in immigration news, buzzfeed reports the trump administration pansion inollection of biometric datarom immigrants . according to the draft policy, the government could require eye scans, dna, voice prints, and photographs for facial recognition. andrea flores of the aclu criticize the proposal, saying -- "it will simply make it easier for the government to surveil and target our communities and to bring us closer to a dystopian nightmare." in texas, the totop commander at fort hood has been r removed frm his post as s public outcry gros over a sereries of killingngs ad accusations of sexual abuse at the army base. 13 fort hood soldiers have reportedly disappeared or been killed this year. on tuesday, the army announced a new investigation into fort hood's chain of command related to the killing of soldier vanessa guillen, whose remains were found near the base last month. the main suspect in her death, another fort hood soldier, killed himself. last week the remains of another fort hood soldier, elderer fefernandes, were fofound near e base hanging from a tree. a new book by "n"new yor

question, you spoke earlier about the "atlantic" story, a number of administration officials come out to support -- 's >> president trump: we have 1 people, there is nobody that feels more strongly about our soldiers, our wounded warriors, our soldiers that died in war, than i do. it is a hoax. just like the fake dossier was a hoax. just like the russia, russia, russia was a hoax, it was a total hoax. no collusion. just like so many other things, it's a hoax. and you'll hear more of these things, totally unrelated, as we get closer and closer to election. the magazine is a failing magazine. and nobody called me. nobody called me from the magazine and said do you have a comment about it? no, they just write whatever they want to write because they figure you can't get sued -- you can get sued, but it is a very hard, bringing lawsuits, but we have many witnesses, and it is a total, it is a total -- it is just a continuation of the witch hunt. so that it can hopefully affect the election. but the american people are too smart, so whether it's the fake dossier that turned out to be a total fraud, or so many other things, so

the white house says that 's beiative is world health organization, more the initiative and it is aimed to provide worldwide access to an effectivthe trump administration announced in u.s the well to the south bay community college teacher is accused of stalking and threate a alth officer cody kron sase saecutors have charged this 55 official and stocking they say ov months ounty is alleged to health wficer doctor sara cody more than 2 dozen letters voicing his objections to her d-but enforcement officials say these comments crossed the line into criminal threats, he >>to the effect it's over you're done by. come soon. letters ou need to go associated wi the right-wing anti-government boogaloo movement ey says he is member. >>the exercise of his constitutional right under first amendment free speech. is a right that all of the staff. i wonder if. alleged victim h not been the sarah cody. if that would have th law enforcement into cust officials say d and than 100 fi and thousands of rounds hearing attorney says he believes all the firearms founder lawfully registered, but authorities are checking. they are ngos attorney also sa s client no threat er in

s. threatened to blacklist it the semiconductor manufacturing international corporation has denied having ties with chinese military trump administration has been waging war against a number of chinese tech firms. including huawei and the popular apps tictoc saying that they pose a security threat foreign ministry spokesman in beijing accused washihington of blatant bullying and breaking international trade rurules. can you tell which in. flavor this not only v violatess thehe rulef international trade and destroys the global industrial chain supply chain and value chain. it also damages us national intererests and its own image. women and we urge the united states to stop thehe iranians practice of miss using the concept of national security to suppress foreign companieiefull of. the corona virus pandemic could lead to a shortage of shoes this year. many facactors in front say they're struggling to acquire the necessary materials and shops are displaying on average 25% fewer models than usual the trigger reports. the school no longer route with kids coming back to close the issues that are often on the shopping list. but the wharton t

the trump administration recently instructed federal agencies to end racial sensitivity programs that address topics like white privilege. >>calling them quote divisive anti-american propaganda bayh d s the witnesses if any of their training said virtually all white people contribute to racism as the trump administration claimed we absolutely do not have training that in any way. >>that should be divisive language like that purpose and not training is to educate alienate anyone so for now the federal agencies will continue business as usual. >>in washington, i'm jessi turnure. >>tonight's sports to clients. we've doubled our speeds the fastest just got back. >>the giants are one of the hottest teams in baseball and for the first time since they know they're back at 500 for the season tonight they opened up a 2 game set with the mariners. smoky skies in san francisco top of the second tied at one bases loaded for jp crawford and he clears them will one swing of the bat. the giants to throw crawford out at 3rd, but look damage still done. seattle takes the lead here and it will see him throw now right now. it's got to be quicker than already to the 4th inning veer into giants down to o

natural gas pipeline, when it came to approving the trump administration policy of expediting deportation of people seeking asylum, ultimately calling:'s mood to take a knee dumumb. >> i think the ways that we misapprehended ginsburg are really at the core of what you just said, which is i really truly belieieve that she was the small conservrvative rep the court. if you thought she wasas out burning her bra, breaking thihis down, taking things apart, then yoyou kinda missed thehe real s. because shshe was fundamentallya creaturere of the 1950's and 1960's. she was very, very much not a 191970's radical, certainly nota pipink pussy hat radical. when s she was on the d.c.c. cot circuit -- court of appeals, like turbos with antoninin scala a morere than anyone else.e. she was fundamentally a moderate centririst, often conservative, jurist. she was very, very, very much given a not for nott hiring nearly enough minority clerks. all of that t is -- amy: what african-american clerk. >> and i think we have to be very honest about the fact that arcrchitect ofe the gender quality world we live in now and also that she was very, very effective

's >> the chronicle reporting that lawrence berkeley national lab following an order by the trump administration. the suspension of the program comes after president trump called such programs divisive, anti-american propaganda. florence livermore national lab the funded by the department of energy. the lab referred questions to the doe which was not available for comment. >>> controversial black lives mural in martines would be paved over. is part of the paving project approved earlier this year. volunteers are upset because a permanent home for the euro has not been found. >> reporter: the organizers say he knows the street mural was always going to be temporary. he feels the city has delayed the process of finding a permanent location. he feels like city officials are trying to move on because the community remains divided. the bright yellow letters have faded on the mural in martines. it's still getting dandelions two months after being complete . it will be covered in october as part of the peak street paving project approved back in may. they say officials are dragging their feet. >> conte

newsom's ex-wife is with the trump administration might actually turn into a plus for the state of california because she might have some stake in helping us out, and ikn t what s most focused on right now is that publicly, it's one thing to challenge the president but notice he kind of does it at a distance. he hasn't done a personal attack. i can't say the same for the president and nickname for gavin newsom. the vice presidential nominee. it's a different type of relationship and gavin newsom trying to keep it on the tracks. whether it's fires, whether you need it, you need it and you have to act the the jjob, not t politics. as you know, republicans wasted no time when gavin smonewsom praised donald trump, they cut an ad with that. that was anvi newsom. >> it will be interesting to see what he had said today, very prominent at the rnc. you brought up senator kamala harris, the democratic vice presidential nominee, she will be in california tomorrow and tackle the wildfires. and expect from her tomorrow and the message that was struck today. >> i wouldn't be surprised if it's a lot more directed trump. that's an issue which they completely sort of disagree.

s hitting recor both. still to come on the newshour: the trump administration ban evictions until the end of the year, butstions remain about rent payments. covid infections spike in iowa, prompting e white house to urge the governor to impose restrictions. we break down how the electora map has changed sinc2016 as the race for the white house intensifies. us, much more. >> woodruff: in an unprecedented move, the trump administration announced a temporary national moratorium on evictions for tens of millions of renters who have lost work. the tion comes through the c.d.c., which says evictions pose a health hazard during the pandemic. while this would stop manyun evictionl the end of the year, the rent is still due, eventually. let's hear from some people dealing with this-- residents on the verge eviction, or where it's already ha >> my name is victoria lambert and i live in philadelphia, pennsylvania. my money that i receive from social security is $1,000, and my rent was $750, t they're now raising to $765. i read about the moratorium being extended. that might give some people an opportunity between n

i'll talk to california's secretary of state about why the trump administration is trying to shorten census countful we'll be right back. ssus countful we'll be right back. never letting anything get in my way. not the doubts, distractions, or voice in my head. and certainly not arthritis. new voltaren provides powerful arthritis pain relief to help me keep moving. and it can help you too. feel the joy of movement with voltaren. here's a choice you don't have to make:ses are always making choices. feel the joy of movement the largest 5g network... award-winning customer satisfaction... or insanely great value. now, with t-mobile for business, there's no compromise. network. support. value. choose. all. three. t-mobile for business. ready when you are. (burke)) this? eh, nothing happened. (driver) nothing happened? (burke) nothing happened. (driver) sure looks like something happened. (burke) well, you've been with farmers for three years with zero auto claims. (driver) yeah? (burke) so you earned your policy perk: accident forgiveness. now instead of this being something, it' s- (driver) it's nothing! (burke) get a whole

program >>> we're about 46 days until the election, president trump, he's attacking former members of his administration, one of the past couple s of days, olivia troye, she was on the frontlines on the decisionmaking on this, she claims the president was more concerned about how the pandemic would affect his re-election than people getting sick according to her. she's left the administration and is now openly endorsing joe biden. >> he made a statement once that was very striking that i never forgot it. when we were in a task force meeting, the president said maybe this covid is a good thing. i don't like shaking hands with people i don't have to shake hands with these disgusting people. those disgusting people are the same people who he claims to care about who have complete faith in who he is. >> monica, we've seen the response, a bit expected, the president said he never even met troye, never together, but obviously, the pictures tell a different story, there are pictures of her in those task force meetings with him, vice president pence, dr. fauci, what's the influence of her speaking out >> the proximity she was involved f

ron johnson of senate homeland security holding a vote tomorrow to s&p 41 obama administration officials for their role in the fbi trump unmasking? >> god bless ron johnson. a great senator doing a great job. this definitely needs to happen. back up for a second, liz. never forget what the fbi gave as code names for their two big investigations in the obama biden investigation. for the clinton email, investigation, called the mid-year exam. drudge through and pile through, get it over with, we know what we're growing to do. of course for the trump russia investigation where they spied on president trump's campaign, it was called "crossfire hurricane." i mean you can almost see peter strzok pounding his chest texting lisa page, don't worry, lisa, we'll stop trump. that is where this stuff started. we know what they did. they weren't able to stop trump, president trump getting elected because 63 million of us voted for him. once he wins they said, oh, no, we have to try to stomach him now, go after his administration and we have to make sure we protect ourselves, cover up what we did and that is when they go after michae

s&p 500 added 51. >>> people can still download tiktok, at least for now. last night a federal judge barred the trump administrationbanning the app here in the u.s. just hours before the ban was set to take effect. tiktok had called the ban unconstitutional and a violation of due process. lawyers for the government claim tiktok's ownership by a chinese firm present an immediate danger to national security. >>> cream of wheat is changing its look and will no longer feature a smiling black chef on its products. the parent company, b&g foods, decided to remove the image more than three months after starting an immediate review of the brand's packaging. the new look will be unveiled early next year and will hit stores around the same time. b&g foods is the latest company to retire racial imagery in the wake of renewed calls for racial equality. >>> and drinks at sonic are getting spookier. the fast food fast food restaurant is adding two halloween-inspired beverages. they're called trick-or-treat blast. diners's can choose either vanilla and chocolate. and both will include m&m minis and oreo pieces. the items are avai

trump himself, as well as his administration, have repeatedly voted by mail. members of the united states military have regularly voted by mail since the 1800's.iven the significant increase in mail-in ballots, why, you might ask, are trump and his allies trying to attack the integrity of our vote by mail system? the answer is pretty simple -- a number of studies have shown that for whatever reason, republicans are more likely to vote in person, while democrats are more likely to use mail-in ballots. in fact, one poll found that only about a quarter of biden supporters would vote in person on election day, while some two thirds of trump voters plan to vote in person. if trump can undermine people's confidence in the validity of votes cast by mail, he will be calling into question the validity of votes that may overwhelmingly support joe biden. let us consider the following scenario, a scenario which i hope very much never takes place . on election night, trump is ahead on many battleground states, based on the votes of those who voted in person on election day. all across the television screens, people see trump ahead before they turn in for t

donald trump versus the united states donald trump s the united state "donald trump versus united states" explains how the lawlessness of the trump administration- -- trump's behavior is a consistent and growing flagrant threat to the law and order he dishonestly proclaims. back to our guests. jonathan, and a lexia, i wanted to hear from both of you on some of the reporting about the family, really running this west wing. i mean, it's undeniable that this sort of two axis that are reported in the book one is kelly and don mcgahn and some professionals pushing back against giving security clearances to jared and ivanka because of the serious questions about jared's background check. time and time again, you know from covering that building and the fact they're still there and the others aren't, the kids win. >> family always wins, nicolle, when it comes to this president for sure. yes, congrats to mike on the book fleshing out the details of the behind-the-scenes power struggle in the west wing and then-chief of staff kelly with real reservations, he and kushner didn't see eye to eye and had questions whether kushner could be trusted with top-le

president trump heat for telling voters to cast ballots twice to test the system as joe biden escalates his rhetoric against the administration. then, covid questions. misinformation abounds about s death tolls as the c.d.c. tells states to prepare for a possib coronavirus vaccine by this fall. and we visit austral to examine medical system with universal coverage optionshat still relies heavily on private insurance. >> just as one of the tenets of australian's belie is that

. >>> still ahead for us, president trump threatens to overrule new stricter vaccine standards being discussed by the food and drug administration. sbits these waters. if he's here, this devour white cheddar mac and cheese with bacon will lure him out. ahhhhhhh eat like an animal. devour. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ car vending machines and buying a car 100% online.vented now we've created a brand new way for you to sell your car. whether it's a year old or a few years old, we want to buy your car. so go to carvana and enter your license plate, answer a few questions, and our techno-wizardry calculates your car's value and gives you a real offer in seconds. when you're ready, we'll come to you, pay you on the spot, and pick up your car. that's it. so ditch the old way of selling your car, and say hello to the new way-- at carvana. to save you up to 60%. these are all great. and when you get a big deal... ♪ ...you feel like a big deal. ♪ priceline. every trip is a big deal. since your ancestors served in world war two. ♪ many of their stories remain untold. find and honor the veterans in your family. their stories live on at ancestry. you try to stay a

definition of national security than pre-'s administration's have had and the bilateral relationship has been deteriorating for a number of years preceding trump. a lot of it has to do with policies the chinese government is pursuing. it is not necessarily what the u.s. government is doing. we are more concerned about national security -- we have a broader definition of what that means, particularly when it comes to communications technology. go back to the whole huawei episode, which is also a security-related episode. if you are in the ict sector, i think this is going to get worse and i think you're going to hear more conversation about decoupling in a range of areas and a range of companies. specific,being more data appears to me to be increasingly the narrative, and the lack of access to u.s. data by chinese companies seems to be becoming an increasingly large part of the security conversation. how gated do you think the twocom -- the infrastructure worlds are going to become? if data does not pass between are we dealing with the a completeinter, breakdown of what was once a global phenomena? william: that is what a lot of us are afraid o

s&p 500 added 51. still to come on the newshour: w into tds. how the trump administrationing up the nation's largest forest to logging. talkg peace. ae lead u.s. envoy seekin end to america's longest war in afghantan. what aunclear election night result could mean for the future of the u.s. and, much more. >> woodruff: since he was elected, president trump has rolled back or weakened more than 100 environmental regulations. today, he added yet another: his administration moved to open up the nation's largest national forest for development. amna nawaz has the latest. >> nawaz: judy, the tongass national forest in alaska has been called "america'amazon." it's one of the world's largest temperate rain forests, absorbing carbon dioxide emitted by the u.s., which is why th plan to roll back protections is worrying environmentalists and imate scientists. following this story for the "new york times," and she joins me now. coral, wel"nme back to the shour". let's just start with what exactly it is that the trump administration is proposing change. what would the rollbacks entail

s safe and efficient as possible. i hear from constituents frequently about i-70 and i'm announce a huge improvement is heading towards the sixth district. hank you to the trump administration for continuing to be committed to improving the nation.ucture of our mr. speaker, i rise today to amazing hoosier agricultural community. farmers across our nation work each day, ensuring our friends, family, and neighbors table. food on the this devoted community has recently been put to the test and they have stood up to the challenges to keep america fed. of cently had the privilege holding a farmers roundtable in my sdribl to -- district to hear directly from this community how i can better represent them in congress. s indiana's sixth district representative, i will always support hoosier farmers, and our and ethanol communities. mr. speaker, i rise today to to congress to get back substantive work in our nation's capital. the definition of congress is, i quote, a national legislative body, especially united states, that meets at the capitol in washington, d.c. last week, i was the only one to physically attend a transportation committee hearing n rail workers affected by covid-1

trump administration has done is stop the u.s. public from being warned that's part of the russian government operation. and this trump's sort of snd it has an impact on the country as a whole, point of relevance to what's happening right now with russia in the world and russia in their behavior towards us. russia is being blamed for another nerve-agent assassination of navalny. the president has been silent on these matters. michael mcfall is going to join us live next. is going to join us live next it's a game changer. these heavy duty dry cloths pick up a crazy amount of hair! this is all you. we stopped cleaning and started swiffering. about medicare and 65, ysupplemental insurance. medicare is great, but it doesn't cover everything - only about 80% of your part b medicare costs, which means you may have to pay for the rest. that's where medicare supplement insurance comes in: to help pay for some of what medicare doesn't. learn how an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by united healthcare insurance company might be the right choice for you. a free decision guide is a great place to start. call today to request

s b6 how you doing ms. smith . this and i am calling about donald trump. he got out of the service by laying because he did not want to go. he also got his administrative to try to kick you out of the service. and he said parents and the democrats say that you cannot cannot breathe republicans are doing the same thing. and that republican calling and singular used to be a democrat. i changed. and democrat side, and then they change but what can our book anw can we get this hunch rate back on track if we keep going that way towards us. nobody was to sit and talk about it . you have to get together . donald trump, he's doing whatever he can to win. we all know that . new sit here you talk about the dude invest in but this man be lying of the time for individual look overlooking that. i just want to know when you went into the military, today know you are gay. and how is you treated. rob: some of those in the military, i was closeted. actually i came out to a couple of people rated that when he came out, people were cool . and it's interesting to me the troops try to keep you guys out of the military. don't know if that is true because trump is out trying

trump is not fit to do the job of the president. >> reporter: one former senior administration official tells fox, the vietnam war as a quote, a s butonal security adviser john bolton says he didn't hear those comments, or anything resembling them. >>> jacob blake made a court appearance today from his hospital bed. the 29-year-old was shot in the back i police in kenosha, wisconsin last month. his family says he is partially paralyzed. today's zoom hearing was related to domestic abuse charges filed against him in july. the district attorney says those charges are what he was wanted for at the time when he was shot. blake waived his right to a preliminary hearing and his attorney entered a not guilty plea on all three charges. >>> the city of vallejo has agreed to pay more than $5 million to the family of a man who was shot and killed by a police officer. the man was initially stopped by the officer for riding a bike in and out of traffic without a light. our crime reporter henry lee has more on the settlement. >> reporter: the city of vallejo is paying $5.7 million to the children of ronell foster . it is one of the largest payout

my question is can a decision by the trump administration to sell the f-35 to the uae open the doors for mbs to demand f-35's and how would that effect partners such as israel? thank you for your tim they resent it deeply. it's very difficult to know how .xpensive this unrest is saudi arabia has been the most bomb transparent country in the world, with the exception of south korea. strength,t a sign of that is a sign of weakness. i would not be shocked to find one morning that mbs has been assassinated. be shockedo not that the royal family has decided to replace him. alman, after all, has many sons. this is superficial. the trump administration provides very significant support. the president's trip to riyadh. i would also point out that it means if and when there comes a .b.s. is held into account, the united states is going to be thrown into the docket. whether the trump administration's approval of m.b.s. hinders our ability, i don't know. i don't have enough access to say. i can't imagine that it makes it easy. i can't imagine how it makes it -- your question about the f-35, high think this is very impo

with the argument that the trump administration are not serious about protecting pre-existing conditions. they areump side, really trying to hammer home biden's support in the 1990's for nafta. nafta is blamed in michigan for a lot of jobless in manufacturing and the auto industry through the 1990's, through the 2000's, and had long been looked at something that hurt the economy and hurt manufacturing. trump did succeed in renegotiating nafta in the new deal with canada and mexico. we have yet to see whether that will pay dividends. amocrats had been calling for renegotiation of nafta, including biden, for a long time. took a republican president to push that through. there were a lot of republicans opposed to that you no longer are. it did happen. democrats played a key role in changing that negotiation, making sure that mexico would live up to some more environmental concerns, labor concerns. but trump is hitting by the heart with that nafta message in michigan. host: where does and with which voters does the supreme court vacancy resonate in michigan? guest: sure. very activee is a antiabortion, pro-life movement in michigan, without question. those voters are

s but very much drivn by the united states. mike pompeo there to help boost this first stage of the process which from the trump administration'ssential because they want to try to see conditions that would allow an effective drawdown of the u.s. troops from 8,600 to about 4,500 by the november elections. now that may or may not be possible from an american political perspective. it's very unlikely most afghan commentators would say from the afghan perspective, because these talks are expected to go on for some time. but they do begin at least in a positive atmosphere with the leader of the afghan delegation, dr. abdullah abdullah calling for an immediate ceasefire. that's on the back of several other ceasefires that have occurred this year. they have dialed down the levels certainly of civilian deaths very significantly, and also on the taliban side, interestingly, a commitment to establish some kind of islamic state inside afghanistan, but not using the term "emirate." and that was the term of course that they used when they delayed afghanistan as an emirate under the taliban when they took over more than two decades ago now.