the harris campaign should be in new hampshire well, look, i think ultimately new hampshire is a state that is going to come home and vote blue. >> i think. but, you i think what we're seeing here is a reflection of the fact that the trump, the map for trump, the path for trump have dramatically shrunk since kamala harris went to the top of the ticket now that does not mean that kamala harris has the election in the bag. that doesn't mean i'm even saying she has new hampshire in the bag, but it is demonstrably true as you look at where the campaigns are spending, you see that harris clearly has potential path through the rust belt and also through the sunbelt. trump. it's looking less like lessons like he has fewer and fewer options so i think for the campaign for the keras campaign, that's an opportunity to be on offense as an opportunity to force the trump campaign to spend in places where they might not otherwise want to spend places like north carolina where the trump campaign is being forced to ramp up their spending because they're seeing harris making moves there. so i think wha

so, new hampshire, look, we have 62 days ago. -- to go. 62 days to go.nd i'm going to tell you what you already know, this race is going to be titled: very -- tight until the very end. so let's not pay attention to the, because we are running as the underdog. you know what they are capable of on the other side. the only thing we can take for granted is the love that we as americans have for each other, knowing we have so much more in common than what separates us. [cheers and applause] and we've got some hard work ahead, but we like hard work. hard work is good work. hard work can be joyful work. and so we are up for the task, and with your help we will win in november. [cheers and applause] we will win in november. and that in large part is because we know what we stand for, and when you know what you stand for, you know what to fight for. [cheers and applause] we love our country. and we believe in the promise of america. that's so much of what i think brings us altogether this afternoon. we believe in the promise of america, and that includes a topic

vice president harris in new hampshire, saying, "it doesn't have to be this way." former president trump tonight calling the alleged shooter a sick and deranged monster. and tonight, what harris and trump both said today about their high stakes debate, just six days away now, right here on abc. here's mary bruce tonight. >> reporter: tonight, before a crowd in new hampshire, vice president kamala harris denouncing the school shooting in georgia, saying, "it doesn't have to be this way." >> it's just outrageous that every day in our country, in the united states of america, that parents have to send their children to school worried about whether or not their child will come home alive. it's senseless. it is -- we have to stop it. and we have to end this epidemic of gun violence in our country once and for all. you know, it doesn't have to be this way. >> reporter: former president donald trump releasing a statement, saying, "our hearts are with the victims." trump saying, "these cherished children were taken from us far too soon by a sick and deranged monster," but

new hampshire is an important state but we don't want to downplay new hampshire.more economic policies and seeing what sticks. we have the hill national report to discuss how voters may be reacting. it is a simple analogy but it is like throwing spaghetti at a wall and seeing what sticks. the whole price gouging thing didn't stick too well. >> reporter: you see vice president harris get criticism for not being specific enough about her economic plan. you are hearing her talk about small business and the small business tax cut. in terms of price gouging, in terms of price gouging we heard yesterday she released the campaign ad hitting trump on the issue of price gouging so it seems she's talking about cost of living issues but she's under more pressure to be more specific particularly ahead of next week's debate facing off against donald trump who positioned himself as a pro-business candidate. david: she's been in politics her whole life. she didn't seem to understand when she was getting chris's him, even some of the people around her didn't seem to get the fact

cbs's ed o'keefe in portsmouth, new hampshire, with harris' new pitch to small business owners. >> on november 5th, we will save our economy. >> reporter: the fight for the middle class is on. >> it's essentially a tax cut for starting a small business. >> reporter: at a local brewery in new hampshire, vice president harris today served up an idea that would allow new small businesses to write off $50,000 in start up costs, up from the current $5,000. >> we will -- and this is very important -- cut the red tape that can make starting and growing a small business more difficult than it needs to be. >> reporter: harris is setting a goal of 25 million new small business applications in her first term, more than during the biden or trump years. portsmouth frame store owner wendy clement, an independent owner, is a fan of another piece of harris' plan, a standard tax deduction for small businesses. >> saving paperwork is fantastic, but even during the deduction we always put money back into the business. i mean, that is usually what a lot of small businesses do, so that would help us to re

turns out one of those places may or may not be the state of new new hampshire. tonight breaking we are learning that this trump campaign official wrote this memo to supporters saying new hampshire is gone. it says the campaign is determined that new hampshire is no longer a battleground state. that means the campaign is suspending all resources staffers, supplies, speakers, et cetera, to new hampshire. what are we to do go to pennsylvania, that's the nearest battleground state that might just be a simple statement of fact, he was suspended for it and the trump campaign is saying they're still competing i think that this is an issue of incompetence more so than we can't win. it looks like the trump campaign just never got around to staffing new hampshire like they should. and so it seems like tom mountain good guy, was like, you know what, let's go to pennsylvania. but actually now trump has come out and said we actually are very invested in new hampshire. but the thing is, it's four electoral votes. it just in a close election. i mean, the reason that states lik

gabe gutierrez is in new hampshire tonight. >> reporter: riding a wave of democratic enthusiasm but under pressure to detail her policies, today vice president harris unveiling new proposals on a top issue for voters, the economy. >> it's essentially a tax cut for starting a small business. >> reporter: harris proposing a series of new benefits for small business owners including up to a $50,000 tax deduction for start-up expenses ten times what's currently allowed, and she wants a smaller increase to the capital gains tax than president biden called for. >> compare that to what donald trump plans. he plans to give billionaires massive tax cuts and to cut corporate taxes. >> reporter: but her plans would need congressional approval. that's partly why harris is in blue new hampshire where her campaign hopes are and surging candidate will rub off on democrats running for congress. still, polls show voters trust trump more to handle the economy. >> this is the lie at the heart of her campaign. if you elect her, she's somehow going to be different than she has been in office where her policie

he didn't want to go to new hampshire as a great state i won by a lilo that state and he jumped new shire as he change the whole primary system he took them out of the order i've done well there that i really want to win new hampshire it's the state of pennsylvania and you mentioned it limit just tell the audience as tonight as fox offered a debate opportunity between you and harris and i was not going to be here it was going to be brett and martha. >> this was supposed to be a debate i would prefer to debate but this is the best we could do sean. so you're stuck with me as it's a big issue explain his issue abandoning fracking so and a horribleness opportunity speaking he is 36 interview press conference we -- he supports that as i would cost 93 trillion we don't she supports medicare for all we don't know if they would ban. in the cnn interview she said well i said in 2020 would not ban fracking they had to fact checker and say no, she never said it this is what she really said. >> lee you commit to implementing a federal ban on fracking first day in office there's no question. [ c

vice president kamala harris returns to new hampshire as we mentioned as fox news hosts the town whatnnity takes the moderation there in harrisburg, thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for "special report," fair, balanced and still unafraid. here is lara. ♪ good evening i'm laura ingraham. thanks as always for joining us. we

when you hear this and think about new hampshire as a key state. and the prospects that somebody would focus. alternatively on other areas some think this is not what i'm going to vote various sources to. what does that indicate to you as a strategist? >> well, just knowing that ballots are going out, i kind of like throat them and i'm ready or not but i our pulled down in states when the margin the point margin starts to spread, that is not, i remember in 2020 or 2016 with hillary clinton and my beloved state of ohio surrogates were coming less merch and swag was coming less the amount of door like pay camp mr. is that there are tells that people who have been in the game paid or not volunteer or staff member can tell when when a campaign is coming down in one state and surging in another. and what it tells me is that they don't think they can win new hampshire. he's donald trump is not slated to travel to new hampshire right now, but it also tells me that their nerves service about some other states and they're moving money from new hampshire som

he didn't want to go to new hampshire. want to new hampsh the new hampshire game. and so he went to a different state. we won't mention it's a great state. i won it by a lot. i love that state. o thatbut dumped new hampshire. and i said td o people today, who the hell from new hampshire would vote for this guy? he changed the whole primary system. he changed the whole system because he took them out of the order. and i think it's going to havetr a big effect. we really want to win new hampshire. i've done well there and we really want to win new hampshire. >> let me go back to the issueyt . and it's a big issue in the state of pennsylvania and. >> you mentioned it. and let me just tell the audience. so everybodyt tell is fully awae is that tonight fox offered a debate opportunity between you and kamala harris. and i was not going to be hereao . it was going to be bret and martha. this was supposed to be a debate bett and marthas suppo? so i would have preferred i figure i think he's a nice guy, but i would have preferre d a debate. >> thanks a lot. set this is the

she's set to roll out a new phase of her agenda in new hampshire tomorrow, focused on building up small businesses by expanding tax deductions. harris positioning herself a champion of the middle class. >> unlike donald trump, i will always put the middle class and working class families first. always. i come from the middle class -- i know what i'm talking about. >> reporter: both the candidates were off the campaign trail today preparing for the debate. and david, tonight, we have learned that former president donald trump is expected to plead not guilty in that new indictment from the special council related to his effort to try to overturn the 2020 election. trump is expected to hold a campaign rally in wisconsin later this week. as for harris, she has a campaign stop in new hampshire, and then she'll travel to pennsylvania on thursday, where she will hunker down until the debate. david? >> david: rachel scott with us on a tuesday night. rachel, thank you. let's get right to rick klein. rick, this new poll shows a very close race coming out of labor day. >> reporter: david, our late

i don't believe any republican has won in it new hampshire's sense of george w. bush but there was a lot in there that is think the trump campaign would take serious issue with. was a plan in the beginning, not a lot of specifics in terms of how these things would happen, they would be a tax benefit to starting a company, she talks about a cutting red tape but not what kind of regulations would specifically be kind to pick that started there. >> the red tape one will be tricky for me, the biden administration was a regulation machine, let's be clear. if she's going to be cutting red tape, tell me how and where? at can think of some places you can start where they have not shown any willingness to do it. also on the start ups, wanting to encourage my startup is by giving you a bigger tags detection if you start a business, but she also said to the minute he get successful, you have to start paying higher taxes, higher corporate taxes, high capital gains taxes. tell me why you want to plant a bunch of flowers and as soon as you started getting beautiful display wee

. >> dana: rich edson is standing by a new hampshire where harris will hit the trail today. and rnc chair michael whatley and plans to target a critical swath of voters, but first let's get to aishah hasnie following the trump campaign in harrisburg, pennsylvania. there's a big deal going on tonight. >> oh, yes, there is. tina, good morning to you. bill, good to see you, as well. there's already a line of trump supporter standing behind me waiting to get into this venue to see him tonight with sean hannity in that big town hall. dana, this is another opportunity for the former president to create that split screen of him taking questions from not just voters, but from the press, while vice president kamala harris continues to evade any more interviews, or those off the cuff question and answer gaggle moments on the campaign trail. tonight the former president is going to want to talk about the economy and he's going to want to talk about immigration. as of the top two issues here in pennsylvania. take a look, here is what is at stake for these candidates. 19 electoral votes

vice president harris is a new hampshire today talking about efforts to boost small businesses. she's promising to increase tax deductions for new small businesses and also encourage localities to cut red tape. "the washington post" writing up the visit as a new focus on small businesses and entrepreneurs, probably aimed in part at reassuring voters who believe harris is too label dominic liberal. in an ad, she tells voters she is now ready to tackle rising prices. >> she will make groceries more affordable by cracking down on price c gouging, and taking on speculators. >> president trump is unlikely to see the issue anytime soon. he's going to take on the new york economic up tomorrow and likely double down on his pledge to extend tax cuts passed in his first term. the trump campaign also has a new memo out in which it claims it has the momentum to last. writing that trump and his growing team of american patriots remain focused and will spend t the next nine weeks traveling the country bringing hope and the promise of endless opportunity to an america in decline. there's also a

. >>> vice president kamala harris in new hampshire, her new pitch on the economy and what the harris campaign just revealed about its demand to change the debate rules. >>> new protests in israel, and new defiance by prime minister netanyahu facing growing pressure to end the war in gaza and secure the release of the remaining hostages. >>> our nbc poll of gen-z voters, where they stand on kamala harris and donald trump. plus, why so many say they are putting offer milestones. >>> the impact on college campuses a year after the supreme court limited the use of race in admissions. >>> how the number of black students has changed at some schools. >>> and the good news from the u.s. open. the two american friends that were set to make history this week as they face off on center court. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, and welcome. how many times have we seen it, the images of kids racing from their classrooms in horror. those chilling early reports of an active shooter followed by the inevitable wait to know, how bad is it this time? tonight i

reports, he continues his name calling. >> reporter: vice president kamala harris chose tax-friendly new hampshire to roll out her plans to help small businesses. >> it's essentially tax cut for starting a small business. >> reporter: expanding tax cuts for new start-up businesses from $5,000 up to $50,000. there's no price tag on this plan, and it would need congressional approval. >> i want to see 25 million new small business applications bit end of my first term. >> reporter: recent polling shows harris trails donald trump among voters who say the economy is a major factor in their vote. the former president has an economic address planned for thursday, but beat harris to new hampshire on wednesday on the radio waves. trump called her a marxs. >> we can't go another four year with a dumb president. we can't do it. we had four years with a president that should have never been there, and we can't have it. we're not going to have a country left. >> reporter: here in washington, the biden administration is accusing russia of election interference with two schemes, u.s. officials say, were designe

row in new hampshire, rolling out new economic proposals. and speaking of the live free or die state, the trump campaign has just barred a top volunteer for the campaigns new england operation after that volunteer told supporters in an email that trump was effectively pulling out of new hampshire to focus on other battlegrounds. dates because the campaign determined new hampshire was no longer one of them. i should note the trump campaign says that's not true, that they still have a strong ground presence there. but a lot to discuss tonight, my political sources who are here at the table with me, including vice president harris is former communications director jamal simmons. trump's former white house community occasions director alyssa farah griffin, as well as cnn political commentator, and the host of spectrum news is the big deal with errol louis. errol louis great to have you all here, but elicit, let me on this new hampshire stuff that's coming out, this is tom mountain. he's a volunteer. the trump campaign is downplaying his role, bu

vice president kamala harris is about to talk to voters in new hampshire. she is scheduled to roll out new economic proposals aimed at small businesses and entrepreneurs, but we expect or at least we imagine that she will start with the latest school shooting. at least four are dead and nine are injured after a teenager open fired inside apalachee high school before noon this morning. the suspect is alive and under arrest. the identities and ages of the victims, though, are still unknown. here's one student who described what happened to her. >> i was crying. i didn't want to die that way. i don't really want to meet the lord that way. some kids were telling others to stop crying because it was probably scaring them. it was really scary. he was just a kid, he was just a quiet kid that sat in the back of the classroom, you know, and really knew who he was. >> nbc news has not identified the shooter. joining us now, nbc national law enforcement and intelligence correspondent tom winter. what is the latest? >> the latest, as you reported, this individual is bel

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new hampshire voting for him. >> stephen: yeah, i can't imagine anybody in new hampshire voting forknow why? 'cause he's not on the ballot anymore! "these folks know. i can't imagine anybody in new hampshire... [laughter] i can't imagine anybody in new hampshire voting for my opponent, the late great toucan sam." [laughter] "toucan hussein sam." trump also talked about how tim walz has been pointing out that he and vance are weird. >> j.d. is not weird. he's a solid rock. i happen to be a very solid rock. >> stephen: "a lot of people are saying weird, we have weird ideas, but not true. solid rock." right here, right there. of course, folks wouldn't be saying j.d. vance is weird if he weren't so weird. for instance, this clip has resurfaced of vance visiting a uaw picket line in toledo last year. now, it would have to be really awkward to be worth showing something that happened 11 months ago. and it is. >> very well, how ya doing? >> nice to see you, marcy. >> stephen: he grabbed that woman's fist-bump! "ah, the female has presented her fist. i know this one. paper covers rock. man

i was press secretary for a us senate candidate in new hampshire. but then gordon humphrey and i was the actually sixth campaign manager or the sixth president was hired by the campaign. but i lasted actually a year and a half with him. but in october, the reagan came up to new hampshire to campaign for the then governor, mel thompson, and for cut commercials for gordon. for gordon humphrey, who was then by that time was a republican. so he came there was in concord, there was an old, wonderful old hotel called the new hampshire highway hotel. and it was always the same seat of political activity. it was just it was wonderful. it had restaurants and bars and all sorts of things. and reagan came there. we met there. the cuts that you cut, the commercials. and he came two aides and i don't remember who i was probably, mike deaver and peter hannaford, one of them, anyway, but they immediately disappeared. and reagan came early. so he and sat down in the lobby and we talked for 20 minutes. and of course, i had nothing offer this man. i had there's nothi

continues right here on cnn who were killed and donald trump talking to voters at a town hall in new hampshire, his baseless allegations about the upcoming debate with vice president kamala house, plus new polling shows how some trump nearly tied in pennsylvania walk the path to victory looks like for both candidates with just 61 days it's left in the race for atlanta. this is cnn newsroom with rosemarie church and we begin right here in the state of georgia, where two students and two teachers have been killed and nine others hospitalized in the deadliest school shooting in the united states this year. it happened at apalachee high school in winder about an hour north east of atlanta authorities have identified the victims as to 14-year-old students and two math teachers. the suspect also, a 14-year-old student, is in custody, and will be charged as an adult authorities say he was questioned last year about school shooting, threats but there was no probable cause to take any action. please say he used an ar 15 style rifle in wednesday's shooting and appeared to act on his own the motive at th

and by the way republican new hampshire governor christo noon noon on the first face-off coming up. t let's get to alexis mcadams with the news she is here in new york with us hello alexis. >> reporter: hello sandra yes, you could hear it was a different vibe when trump spoke here this morning. usually he is talking what a huge crowd of supporters at a rally but this was different, people receded and having a lunch and he went through a layout of all of his policies focusing on the economy because that's the top issue from voters no matter where you go and who you talk to. they talk about paying more at the pump and grocery store. he says kamala harris will take money out of your pocket and he'll put it back end. watched. >> out create a different efficiency commission tasked with conducting a financial audit of the entire federal government. elon because he is not very busy has agreed to head that task force. >> reporter: so he is talking about an idea he took from elon musk's playbook sent out to audit the federal government launching the task force and commission that's brand-new

a lot no doubt new hampshire will win until the very and until they figure out who they want to vote. we are very result driven when it comes to politics. t we have incredibly high voter turnout. given that kamala is effectively end of the race, the honeymoon is getting over, the voters are appreciate 60 days to figure out but the number one issue is not the economy. what id its the cost ofe th living, right? i encourage former president donald trump tand o focus on the cost of rent, groceries, payingl the electric bill. and the credit card bills will keep coming the next few monthsi esand that is what drives a lotw families anxiety going to the ballot box.d new hampshire, we are fiscally responsible and fiscally sound and have a great record of success. and i think we set the bar high in terms of elected officials. kamala has not delivered but it is up to president trump ton highlight thatth especially in e debate. a lot of folks will watch theey next couple of days. i'm guessing a percent, 12%, undecided infants race in new hampshire. >> trey: >> trey: ever think that you just ment

new hampshire governor chris sununu. welcome, governor. how many undecided voters are left and what do you think they'll be looking for on tuesday night? >> we're very results driven when it comes to politics and high voter turnout and given that kamala is just really effectively going to enter this race and honeymoon just getting over and it's not the economy and it's the cost of living and i encourage the former president donald trump to focus on that and the rent and cost of groceries fuel paying electric bill and they're all having to have the credit card bills coming over the next couple of months and that drive as lot of families anxiety coming to the ballot box and new hampshire we're fiscally responsible. we're very fiscally sound and have a great record of success. it's top president trump to highlight that in the debate and many folks watching in the next coming days. trey: 6, 8, 12% at least are un-died decided in the race in new hampshire. trey: everything you mentioned i consider a substantive issue and it's not personal, it's

i did want to ask you about new hampshire.efore biden pulled out, there were sort of inklings that trump might be able to win new hampshire, for example. democrats had been fine there for a while. harris comes in and looks like everything is fine. harris goes there yesterday. do you think that new hampshire is still in play or have democrats taken that off the map for donald trump? >> i think the map is off for donald trump in new hampshire. the democrats have a lead there. i'm happy they aren't taking anything for granted. you have her going straight at these things saying let's make sure. if you are going to announce a tax plan, which she did yesterday, do it in new hampshire where tax is the number one issue and get this thing over. what they did was really smart politics. >> dana: one of the things that is happening is fascinating story in the last couple of weeks i'm paying attention to, the number of retirees saying that they can no longer afford because of the cost of living increases are going up and they are on a fixe

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it's so good to be back in new hampshire. reporter while former president trump called in to a radio interview on the pulse of new hampshire, previewing his prep for next week's critical debate. i have meetings on it. we talk about it, but there's not a lot you can do. you either know your subject or not. you either have good policy or not. she's changed every policy. the vice president set to hold another round of debate prep tomorrow in pittsburgh, according to multiple sources. today, she's unveiling a series of new benefits for small business owners aimed at supporting the creation of millions of new businesses. we will expand the tax deduction for startups to $50,000. we will provide low and no interest loans to small businesses that want to expand. she's working to bolster her economic platform, where polls indicate former president trump has the advantage. but on the economy, i'd have to go. trump at the moment. even as a new nbc news poll shows, vice president harris with a significant lead among gen z voters. it is l

tomorrow the vice president is heading to new hampshire where she'll announce a proposal to expand small business tax deductions. the harris campaign has aired multiple tv ads focused on her

that's being allowed to go on yeah. >> so multiple people saying pointing out that this is not just new hampshire, they they this is happening with within other state units because of this kind of systemic issue. but the people in new we hampshire saying that they really don't have a lot of confidence that this is going to be handled appropriately. we see your legislation being proposed in the senate by new hampshire senator shaheen. but there's still doubt that even that would bring effective change as one source told me, no, it's not that there's not regulations or rules on the book for these units is that they simply aren't following them all right. >> haley britzky. great reporting. thank you so much remnants of what was hurricane francine are drenching the southeast millions are under flood alerts. a look at the latest forecast next tapper we weekdays it for on cnn you know what's crazy. >> this is better than cooking at home then groceries, of course groceries are expensive. >> photo was in trouble there for a second you are jays really knows how to put the harder your local community. see

on wednesday, ms harris visited new hampshire to highlight her plans for new economic initiatives.ansion of up to $50,000 for new small businesses. the harris campaign says the plan is part of a goal to boost new start—up applications by $25 million over four years. joining me now is reuters white house correspondent jeff mason. great to have you back on bbc news. let's talk about the town hall donald trump held, what did you make of that town hall he focused on the web comments but fracking and the state of pennsylvania where it is very important? fin pennsylvania where it is very important?— pennsylvania where it is very im ortant? . ., important? on the weird comment at shows to _ important? on the weird comment at shows to me — important? on the weird comment at shows to me that _ important? on the weird comment at shows to me that has _ important? on the weird comment at shows to me that has gone - at shows to me that has gone under his skin and it was very typical in terms of a counter argument by the former president that he would try to use an attack used against him back on

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joe: the harris campaign brings its message on the economy back to new hampshire. ome to the fastest show in politics as the vice president aims to unveil new proposals aimed at small business. i'm joe mathieu alongside kailey leinz, this happening as donald trump pushes tax cuts in pennsylvania. it's back to the economy, stupid. kailey: although it has perhaps always been about that, but we have been getting a trickling of economic policy from both candidates for some time now. kamala harris discussed housing policy in north carolina and now she's focused on expanding the small business tax credit tenfold. that is what we expect her to outline. joe: who is the audience as she goes back to new hampshire? she didn't get a chance to campaign there, interesting that she is back in the granite state today. kailey: that will be interesting. we will also speak with someone serving as a surrogate for the harris campaign,

new cnn investigative report on covering allegations of sexual assault and harassment within the new hampshire national guard. >> the eye-opening details in this new report plus phoning home, boeing starliner crew speaking out for the first time since their spaceship returned to earth without them on board. >> the event from space just moments away, we'll bring you their remarks live. >> as we follow these major developing stories and many more all coming in right here. cnn news central for the white house, the hard campaigning begins for vice president kamala harris and she is looking to push these neck and neck polls good with breakthrough moments and innovative appearances according to new cnn reporting today, she's in the critical battleground of pennsylvania where we expect that she will be arriving any minute. >> she'll be speaking directly to voters there, specifically targeting two counties that her rival, former president donald trump won in the last two presidential in the meantime, is also on the trail right now. he's expected or he is speaking, i should say to reporters at his golf