now to wilmington delaware where joe now to wilmington delaware wherejoe biden is prepared to host australiapacific region, and it is a weekend summit with the so—called quad group that he has pushed as a counterweight to china. that is the scene in another wilmington, and we will bring you the latest developments from that meeting as we get it here on bbc news. hundreds of nato paratroopers have been taking part in a jump close to the dutch city of arnhem. it marks the 80th anniversary of one of the most daring allied operations of the second world war. 0ur correspondent, anna holligan, sent this report from the commemorations. how to say thank you without words. 700 paratroopers from several nato nations including the uk, poland and the usa who were involved in the campaign dropped onto the fields which saw some of the fiercest fighting. tens of thousands of people gathered on ginkel heath to witness a re—enactment of what was one of the bloodiest episodes of the second world war. during eight days and nights of hell, those magnificent troops of the first airborne division hung on. 0perati

this meeting was held at president biden's former school, arch moore academy outside of wilmington, delaware. >> president biden, prime minister modi, it's a pleasure. >> welcome to delaware, welcome to claremont, delaware. used to be a steel town years ago and welcome to the border of wilmington, delaware and i'm really pleased that you were able to be in my home and -- and see where i grew up. i got a chance to do that in hiroshima and i got a chance to do that in other places and i'm happy that you got to see it. welcome, we are democracies, we are democracies who know how to get things done. that's why within the first day of my presidency i reached out to each of you, each of your nations to propose we elevate the quad, making more consequential. four years later, our four countries have more strategically, more strategically aligned than ever before. and today, we are announcing a series of initiatives to deliver real positive impact for the indo-pacific that includes providing numeritime technology so they know what's happening in the waters. cooperation between coast guards for the f

the president's remarks came while hosting nations of alliance and wilmington, delaware. ♪ ♪ [applausestinguished guests, the president of the united states. [silence] >> hello, hello, hello. by the way, that little thing new the air there. don't worry about it. it is not armed. good evening everyone. prime minister moti and prime minister mashita chris coons respective lisa of rochester. all scientists and doctors, and advocates here tonight what a pity way to end a quad summit by launching another historic endeavor jill and i watched the cancer moon shot in the united states committed to end cancer as we know it. and make -- be 50% cure of cancer as we know it. we had lost our son beau a graduates of this great institution. and like many mothers and fathers, quite frankly we were ready to give up. but i wasn't going run again. my son buonoing he was going to die shortly pulled me aside not a joke i wrote about it and made me promise i wouldn't walk away and stay involved because he knew the impact if we stayed and we stayed and made the case. i remember him saying to me dad a god of

jon: lucas tomlinson with the president biden and wilmington, delaware. the acting secret service director ronald rowe admitting communication breakdown led to a security failure on the day the first assassination attempt against former president donald trump. madeleine rivera has more on this. actually start secret service and local police knew securing the rally site in butler, pennsylvania it was going to be a challenge. they recognize there is unobstructed view of the stage yet there there's no follow-thro mitigate these concerns. also worried about the local tactical team that was stationed on the agr building but again no follow-up at the secret service to move the team up on the roof for the suspect fired shots from that location acting secret service director ronald rowe should've given clear instruction. >> the insurance of you has identified on the advanced planning and secret service personnel. these employees will be held accountable for this agency is among the most robust cable penalties and the entirety of the federal government too. >> rec

biden is hosting the leaders of australia, japan and india tomorrow at his home in wilmington, delawareson is there. lucas, why are they meeting at biden's home and not the white house? >> reporter: well,, stuart, good morning. with the u.n. general, assembly meeting next week in new york, these world leaders are in town, and president biden wants to the show off his hometown of wilmington, delaware. he's hosting these leaders at his house and former high school. this comes as china is rapid hi building up forces. in fact, china wants nuclear weapons parity with the united states, and that could happen by the end of this decade. that's why these leaders are here, stuart the, they're worried about china. here's john kirby at the white house previewing the visit. >> when you get together with these particular leaders, the indo-pacific if quad where you have, in fact, it would be irresponsible if they didn't talk about the challenges that still exist in the region caused by aggressive prc military action, for instance, unfair trade practice, tension it's over the taiwan strait. i have no d

this weekend, president biden is hosting leaders of australia, japan, and india at home in wilmington, delaware. >> showing them a place in a community that shaped so much of the public servant and leader he became. >> peter: to focus on asia and australia comes as recent middle east diplomatic efforts crumble according to "wall street journal" report about an israel-hamas cease-fire, quote: there is no chance now of it hang. a middle eastern official added shortly after the operation against hezbollah. everyone is in a wait and see mode until after the election. the outcome will determine what can happen in the next administration. nearing retirement, president biden remains optimistic. >> a lot of things don't look realistic until we get them done. >> peter: as part of this weekend's quad summit, president biden right now is hosting a personal meeting with the prime minister of australia at his house in wilmington, delaware. but, for reasons that remain unknown, there are no conch opportunities of tonight's meetingsing or any of the meetings over the weekend with leaders at the house even tho

holding his final indo-pacific summit, meeting with the leaders of australia, india and japan in wilmington, delawared making off-the-cuff comments about relations with china. cbs's natalie brand is there. >> reporter: nancy, president biden making diplomacy personal by inviting the leaders of australia, india and japan to his home here in delaware for a summit at his former high school. this is an alliance that president biden has elevated since taking office as his administration has prioritized security in the indo-pacific, important to countering china's aggression and influence in the region. now, while national security advisor jake sullivan told reporters today this partnership is not directed at one country in particular, the president during comments caught by a hot mic almost immediately began talking about china. >> china continues to behave aggressively, testing us all across the region, and it is true in the south china say, the east china sea, south asia and the taiwan straits. it is true across the scope of our relationship including on economic and technology issues. at the same time

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. >> at his home in wilmington, delaware for the quad summit today, will have details of what's on the table for discussion that's coming up next. plus growing concerns of a wider war in the middle east after an israeli airstrike in beirut left over a dozen people dead, including a high-ranking hezbollah commander we'll have a live report after more than two years. the case against the man accused of a mass shooting at a boulder, colorado grocery store it's now in the jury's hands. what they will have to decide. that's coming up ahead the tv moments that took culture over for the edge. people were watching and then our world changed he had an explosive reverberation tv on the edge premiers tomorrow wait nine on cnn. if you're about to replace your roof stop, there's a solution about 80% less expensive, nine out of ten roofs can be saved by roof max, guaranteed to extend the life of your current roof by five to 15 years at a fraction of the cost of a new roof. roof max is deep penetrating in power, restores flexibility and water protection. nobody wants to replace their roof restore it

and a reminder, too, that president biden will soon host in wilmington, delaware, the so—called asiacific quad, that is the leaders of india, japan and australia. um, and i'm sure he'll discuss that with the prime minister. for more on the reaction from european leaders to president putin's remarks on the use of long range missiles by ukraine, here's our eastern europe correspondent sarah rainsford in neighbouring poland. robust response from poland. a robust response from the british prime minister, keir starmer, as well. and i think interesting those responses because vladimir putin of course, i think thinks he's drawn another red line in the sand. he has made a statement about the potential, uh, permission being given to ukraine to use those british and potentially american long range missiles into russia. he has said that that would be bringing nato directly into participating in the war in ukraine. and as far as he said, that would mean there were consequences. now, his spokesperson then went on to say that this was an unambiguous statement from vladimir putin. dmitry peskov sai

final quad summit as president with leaders from australia, india and japan in his hometown of wilmington, delawarehello, i'm carl nasman. we begin in the middle east, as hezbollah says it has fired missiles toward israel early sunday in response to repeated attacks by israel into lebanon. hezbollah said on telegram it had targeted israel's ramat hello, i'm carl nasman. we begin in the middle east, as hezbollah says it has fired missiles toward israel early sunday in response to repeated attacks by israel into lebanon. hezbollah said on telegram it had targeted israel's ramat david airbase, 20 km south of the city of haifa. air raid sirens were also triggered in several areas of northern isarel, including near haifa, according to israel. these pictures show part of an intercepted rocket launched from lebanon that fell in nazareth in israel in the early hours of sunday. it comes in the hours after the israeli military carried out what it called extensive strikes on hezbollah targets in southern lebanon. israeli aircraft destroyed thousands of hezbollah rocket launch barrels in southern lebanon, acco

and the us president joe biden, further adding to that as he left the white house to go to wilmington, delaware in the last hour saying that. thank god, the president's meeting for president donald trump is okay. and also adding what he believes is now blatantly obvious. given the fact there been 2 attempts on donald trump's life in the span of roughly 2 months. the secret service needs more help and congress should respond to that need perhaps to abide and knowing that he himself will be in a similar situation in just a few months. thinking about how he might need a similar security and wanting to have more robust security himself. now, you're right. these are carefully worded statements. the president said, there's no place for political violence in this country. but at the same time, the political discourse has become particularly the best right now in the united states, a lot of finger pointing and blame among ordinary americans with regard to why this has happened yet again, given the fact that many are arguing on the part of democrats and supporters of president biden saying that donald t

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talk to leaders of australia, india and japan, the meeting will take place at biden's home in wilmington, delaware. why the meeting in delaware at the beach or beach house or close to the beach? the lake house. and not the white house? >> personal touch. president biden thinks personal relationships are important to foreign policy and he has spent years developing his relationships with of the leaders of australia, india, and japan. the so-called quad have met six times in recent years to forge an alliance to deter china. stuart: that's a foreign policy success. don't hear much about it but i think it is a success. is rallied people, good stuff. so you see. i'm quite capable. lauren: he's taking them to his hil in daware. where there's going to be a dinner and some events so they get to see his home, they get to see his high school. very friendly. stuart: i will say nothing else. thank you. it's a column in the la times. fossil fuels -- fossil fuel ads are rampant in american sports, that's not good. they are being fed bit oil propaganda. we will sort it out for you. cnn reporter lectures a trump

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look, over the weekend, world leaders had to truck out to wilmington, delaware, because i guess the president comfortable there on the weekends. but his temper wasn't any better. >> i want to thank you all for being here. now -- who am i introducing next? who is next? >> distinguished guests, the prime minister of the republic of india. >> laura, what is next? what's next? come on, man. >> laura: jill is next.that's what's next. >> what you're seeing here is the -- this is australia and japan and india. these are our partners. how can he execute american diplomacy when he can't keep his temper in check? this is bad. what you just saw is why kamala harris incidentally was installed as the democrat nominee. but given her syntax, rabbit holes, she seem to have caught whatever biden had. watch. >> probably heard i would like another debate. so i'm hoping the former vice president will agree to that. is she trying to debate mike pence or biden? >> laura: i couldn't hear what the heck they said. >> she said i'm looking forward to debating the former vice president. get the title right, kamala. >> l

the race and endorse his vice president, kamala harris, addressed a campaign staff at the wilmington, delaware home, borders. building up the middle class will be a defining goal of my presidency. >> in her first interview as candidate, she doubled down on that commitment. >> if you are elected, what would you do on day one in the white house? >> first and foremost, one of my highest priorities is to do what we can to support and strengthen the middle class and when harris gave her first policy speech, that too was centered on the economy as president i will be laser-focused on creating opportunities for the middle-class that advanced their economic security stability, and dignity. >> biden campaign was focused on economic data that showed overall growth. the idea was that voters just weren't getting the message the harris version of the campaign took a different tack emphasizing costs, like health care i'll take on the issue of the cost of health care, housing,

from wilmington to outside wilmington, delaware. vice-president here is not here to join president biden to meet with world leaders at the top of the agenda. one of the criticisms of vice-president harris is she would be another extension of president biden, a biden second term. here was the vice-president talking about that last night at that rally you mentioned in wisconsin. >> america is ready to chart a new way forward. we are ready. we are ready. we are ready for a new generation of leadership that's optimistic about what we can do together. >> now for the leaders of india, japan and australia here in delaware with the president, a big part of standing up to china is beefing up forces in the pacific and biden's first year in office announced a new defense partnership with australia, part of that agreement selling up to five virginia class attack submarines to the aussies. the problem, the u.s. navy's inventory of attack submarines is short. supposed to have 66 on the books and instead only 49 with 40% of those down for maintena

let's go to luc lucas and thoman who is alive outside of wilmington, delaware.details but what can you tell us? works that is right from one wilmington to another those world leaders you mentioned are here president biden's high school to talk about the threat from china. spoke to earlier in the top republican on the armed services committee but he said one of the agreements with the participants australia that president biden signed it not long after taking office to sell virginia class submarines to the australians, senator roger wicker from mississippi said the u.s. military need to spend a lot more money and the pentagon need to spend a lot more money to get there. >> it is a great agreement and what we need to do is put our money where our mouths are. but part one of the treaty says that, that we will do our part to bring australia along with it to its submarines in the very near future. we don't have the industrial base right now to do that. >> so, big part of standing after china's beefing up forces in the pacific. but his first year in office he did anno

fox news correspondent lucas tomlinson is still in wilmington, delaware tonight. >> good evening.n hosting world leaders at his old high school. while he was wrapping up things got a little awkward. >> owns a thank you all for being here. and now, who my introducing next? who is next? >> distinguished guests, the prime minister of the republic of india. >> vice president kamala harris attended a fundraiser in new york today. she does not plan to turn next month for the al smith dinner becoming the first presidential candidate to decline an invitation in 40 years. the annual white tie affair is a fundraiser for catholic charities. the harris campaign said she plans to fit the swing states instead. recall hilary clinton was criticized for not campaigning enough in the swing states when she lost her donald trump in 2016. of course the dinner is not until next month so kamala harris can always change her mind, she has before. >> that she has, that she has. okay lisa, kamala harris is going to skip out on the al smith dinner a wonderful tradition that presidential candidate's of both p

fox news correspondent lucas tomlinson is still in wilmington, delaware tonight. >> good evening.ing world leaders at his old high school. while he was wrapping up things got a little awkward. >> owns a thank you all for being here. and now, who my introducing next? who is next? >> distinguished guests, the prime minister of the republic of india. >> vice president kamala harris attended a fundraiser in new york today. she does not plan to turn next month for the al smith dinner becoming the first presidential candidate to decline an invitation in 40 years. the annual white tie affair is a fundraiser for catholic charities. the harris campaign said she plans to fit the swing states instead. recall hilary clinton was criticized for not campaigning enough in the swing states when she lost her donald trump in 2016. of course the dinner is not until next month so kamala harris can always change her mind, she has before. >> that she has, that she has. okay lisa, kamala harris is going to skip out on the al smith dinner a wonderful tradition that presidential candidate's of both parties

ministers of australia, japan and india for what's called the quad leaders' summit at his home in wilmington, delawarethey're expected the discuss. hey, lucas. >> reporter: good morning, david. what those world leaders came here to discuss, china. although it's notable that just a few minutes ago in a a talk with reporters, national security advisor jake sullivan claims the meeting of those world leaders here in wilmington is not about any one country. last night president biden spoke to his former high school football team and ghei them the following pep -- gave them the following pep talk. >> [inaudible] it's the god's truth. [inaudible] not a joke. [inaudible] i am more optimistic about america than i've ever bench. >> reporter: now, david, a big part of standing up to china a is beefing up forces in the pacific. in president biden's first year in office, he announced a defense partnership with australia. part of that a agreement involved selling up to the five virginia class attack submarines like this to australia. here's the problem. the u.s. navy's inventory is short. it's supposed to have 66 a

just this past weekend at the quad in wilmington, delaware, the indian government, the australians, oureasingly are stepping up on building clean energy supply chains, that industrial capacity. they're helping deploy this technology. frankly, they're all trying to download the play list that joe biden put together here in the united states. clean energy, jobs, manufacturing capacity, winning the future. >> we've seen year after year the increasing impact, tangible impact of climate change, whether that's more powerful storms in the atlantic or the gulf or wildfires out west. what can you say to the average american at home watching this and feels like their life is changing, how is the administration tackling problems like that? >> look, we've made a $50 billion investment in resilience. what that means we're hardening the infrastructure on coastlines. we're helping bury power lines so wildfires don't wreck the power system. we're out there treating forests so fires don't burn as strongly. we're working with first responders on things like extreme heat. that's absolutely essential work,

over thewilm weekend, they had to truck out to wilmington, delaware, because thtable president is morere on the weekends. his temper wasn't any better. >> i want to thank you all for being here. who am i introducing next? who's next?im >> distinguished guests, the prime minister of the republic of india. [applause]e co >> laura, what is next, come i on, man! >> laura: >>j.lo is next. >> what you see here is australian, japan, india and these are our partners and howce can he execute americanen h diplomacy when he can't even i keep his temper in check? i mean, this is bad. what yous saw was kamala harris installed as the democrat nominee. but given her syntaxe rabbit holes, she seems to have caught whatever bidenhear had. watch. >> i would like to have a debate. so i'm hoping former vice president twila agree to that. but we have a lot more to discuss. >> is she trying to debatepenc mike pence or biden? >> laura: i couldn't even hear what she said. >> i'm looking forward to debate the former vice president. get the title right, kamala. >> laura: ramen, hold on because president trump is

pretty this week and president biden is hosting leaders of australia japan and india at home in wilmington delawaregs. coming for being a medic on u.s. soil is focus on asia comes as recent middle east diplomatic efforts from a party to a wall street journal report about it israel, cease-fire, there is no chance now happy middle eastern official added shortly after the operation against hezbollah everybody's a wait-and-see mode until after the election outcome will determine what can happen in the next administration president biden sounded optimistic and he told me cabinet secretary today, that a lot of things do not look realistic until we get the bed we have to keep at it. sweetie well there you go with thank you peter do see it i appreciated any questions pretty and bidens full cabinet meeting the first time in nearly a year news a picture from past cabinet meetings and you can see needs the carts pointed right at him on the table and just to remember his secretaries names i would suggest it's also because it is a photo op that there is no real serious business being conducted with joe biden in

this weekend hosting members of the quad in wilmington, delaware, his home state and heads for a summithovers over all these things. what are some things they hope to accomplish? >> as much as they like to say this is not about -- as it's not about china, it is. it is in the sense of this is a coordination of countries in order to basically find ways to not only work together but to counter china in multiple ways whether it's technology, science, some military and economic issues. they're just finding ways to be closer. of course if you're staying in beijing you're seeing this as a counter strategy, which it is. the symbolism of having them come to wilmington is not only does president biden get to show them around his high school and all that kind of stuff, what he's really going to do is say at this -- let's not say alliance but this partnership -- this partnership is not just important to high level foreign policy but the people of the united states, that this is something that could matter to the security of every day ideal and americans' everyday life. of course, it speaks to, as m

let's go to lucas tomlinson who is live in wilmington, delaware with more.o we know what's behind the vice president's decision? >> arthel, the harris campaign said she's going to be out campaigning in the swing states and new york is not one of them. as you mention this is a first time in 40 years since walter mondale was running for president against ronald reagan and 84. of course ronald reagan went on to in 49 states the only state he last was minnesota. fritz and mondale home state where he was centered for over a decade. and also jimmy carter's vice president. but just to get back into the al smith dinner, it is an annual event of course to raise money for catholic charities. it has been around a long time. and it is held on the third thursday in october for the dinner is organized by the memorial foundation the honor of the four-time governor of new york was the first catholic nominee for president as a democratic nominee in 19208. hilary clinton attended in 2016 and lost the election of course of donald trump. many criticize glenda for not spending e

delaware. he welcomed each of the leaders for a personal meeting at his home in wilmington. and in fact, the site that we are at right now where the summit is taking place it's where biden went to high school. so this has a lot of personal significance for him, but really he is approaching this summit as another attempt to try to put an imprint on the alliances that he has fostered while he is in office. and really trying to prepare things to hand off to the next this is ministration. >> okay. arlette. and what about for next week? because it will be a busy one for this administration and for the un yeah, the president is really in this full-on foreign policy sprint. >> he has long loved foreign policy and that is something that his team has said he really wants to lean into in these final months. in office in addition to this quad summit here in delaware on monday, he will be hosting the president of the united arab emirates at the white house. vice president kamala harris will also be meeting with him that will give them an opportunity timothy to talk about the situation i

they had to go to wilmington, delaware to a hotel there. why -- normally these events are held at the white house. it's an annual meeting. why do d. they have to go to the president? why didn't they do this in the white house? >> peter: no idea. there were many questions about that at briefings over the last couple days. reporters have just been told oh well president biden wants to show these guys where he grew up and all politics is personal. and some of the big events with these guys who flew from these complete other side of the world were at president biden's high school where he -- it's not a regular place that high level diplomacy happens and it's not a place that they have gone while he has been president. but it's something that they wanted to squeeze in with the last four months for some reason. probably -- it would seem just convenience for president biden. >> steve: probably. peter, have you followed and been with joe biden for almost six years now. and for him to bark out that who's next? >> lawrence: he was angry. >> steve: ha

from the very beginning, from the corridors of the west wing to the campaign headquarters in wilmington, delaware. so the party apparatus, to the extent that still exists, was really all behind joe biden. i mean, it's the power of incumbency in every way kept a primary from happening. pamela brown (voiceover): but as this campaign wore on, it became increasingly difficult to ignore biden's physical and mental challenges. and february telling a story about current french president macron, biden said the name of a previous leader of france. joe biden: and made iran from germany-- i mean, from france looked at me and said-- said-- you know-- pamela brown (voiceover): and he called egyptian president abdel fattah el-sisi the leader of a different country. joe biden: the president of mexico, el-sisi did not want to open up the gate. chris wallace: let's kick off with president biden bucking a super bowl tradition again, turning down an invitation from cbs for a pre-game interview. david axelrod: that's like a layup for any president to do. you get a huge audience. so the fact that they turn that inter

we will be with nbc's mike memoli from wilmington, delaware. we heard some harris allies on a number of fronts today. one of -- what are they saying and can you put it together for us? >> as a campaign that insists it is the underdog based in wilmington, the where they are pressing on offense at the moment. they have their foot on the gas when it comes to talking about those numbers you ran through. which show a positive picture for the campaign at this point. the fundraising numbers, were released over the weekend that shows a sizable advantage for the vice president, that she is building on during her trip to new york, governor walz will be in new york for fundraisers in the next 48 hours as well. then on that messaging front, where they are taunting the trump campaign over his black of commitment to another debate. you heard governor whitmer of michigan talking about that this morning. take a listen. >> i have incredible confidence but the vice president and governor walz have shown that they are happy warriors, that they are able to answer

. >> joe biden hosting the quad summit in his hometown of wilmington, delaware. we have a number of course bonded covering all of these story lines for us. we will start with aaron gilchrist right near the harris campaign headquarters. welcome. big news from the harris camp just a short time ago. what can you tell us about the debate? >> reporter: vice president harris has been saying she wanted to have another debate after the debate a couple weeks ago that pulling and pundits have said, vice president harris won. to get the statement today from the campaign chair saying that essentially that the vice president has accepted cnn's invitation to a debate on october 23rd we knew there had been discussions of potentially another debate and now we understand that the campaign, this harris campaign has accepted the debate for october 23rd thing that the american people deserve another opportunity to see kamala harris and donald trump debate before they cast their ballot. this debate what happened roughly two weeks before election day. we knew that there was concern th

this weekend biden hosted the leaders of japan, australia and india at his home in wilmington, delaware, the quad. it says it is about more than just countering china's adregs. when they accidentally left the microphones open to leave off a key discussion biden opened talking about china's aggression. >> president biden: make no mistake we see this as a change in tactic, not a change in strategy from our perspective. we believe xi is looking to focus on domestic economic challenges and minimize the turbulence in china, diplomatic relationships and looking to buy himself some diplomatic space in my view to aggressively pursue china's interest. >> accidentally pulling back the curtain there a little bit. back in the middle east much of the foundation for the fighting leads back to iran supporting groups like hezbollah, hamas and iraq and syria. the biden administration tried coaxing iran back to the nuclear agreement. the one president trump scuttled in 2018. ahead of the united nations general assembly there are reports that iran would consider reentering the nuclear aagreement. not like

india, australia, and japan a few days ago and wilmington, delaware president biden hosting it to try to shore up that security partnership. course, china is no fan of that partnership so could this be a message to the quad trying to discourage further cooperation? unclear. of course next one we're looking to try to decode the message from china tone and specifics matter at this hour, we don't have a lot of either listen to the latest comments that have come in from beijing julia, our shoulder posture. so just event at 8:44 on september 25th, the rocket force of the chinese people's liberation army successfully launched an intercontinental ballistic missile carrying a dummy warhead into the high seas of the pacific ocean which accurately fell into the expected sea area. >> this missile launch is a routine arrangement of the annual military training plan in line with international law and international practice and is not directed at any specific country or target so just the facts there. and again, the spokesperson trying to say that this is routine but of course, this is very notable

. >> staff at the wilmington, delaware headquarters building up the middle class, will be a defining goal of my presidency in her first interview as candidate, she doubled down on that commitment. if you are elected, what would you do on day one in the white house? >> first and foremost, one of my highest priorities is to do what we can to support and strengthen the middle class and when harris gave her first policy speech, that too was centered on the economy. as president, i will be laser-focused on creating opportunities for the middle-class that advanced their economic security, stability, and dignity. >> biden campaign was focused on economic data that showed overall growth. the idea was that voters just weren't getting the message. the harris version of the campaign took a different tack, emphasizing costs like health care. >> i'll take on the issue of the cost of health care housing, provide first-time home buyers with $25,000 to help the down payment on a new home. >> and in raising a family $6,000 in tax relief to families during the first year of a child's life republicans

will go to our colleague aaron gilchrest, who is near the harris campaign headquarters in wilmington, delaware. we have mark robinson who was a topic of governor walz's speech we understand, what you know about that? >> reporter: governor walz spoke just a little while ago in pennsylvania. about a grounds date. this was not a speech that was supposed to be a out some of the controversial remarks that lieutenant governor has made. we did hear governor walz without actually using mark robinson's name make reference to him in his comments today and some of the comments that mr. robinson has made or has allegedly made via the cnn reporting that we have been talking about. he reference a comment about cnn reporting that said mark robinson called himself up black nazi and i want you to hear what governor walz had to say about that. >> together, it was our people that built -- i don't know if you noticed tragedy for tyranny, we have folks running as republicans for governor that are proud to refer to themselves as nazi. let us not pretend that there is a gradual difference between the folks that are

count ballots in each a precinct sister ground that the president and is in his hometown of wilmington, delaware hosting leaders of australia, india, japan, and what is known as the quad summit. cnn's camila dechalus is in dc with what we can expect for biden's final quad meeting as president kamala well amara, there are a number of things that president biden wants to achieve during the summit, we are told by white house advisers that the two biggest things that he wants to focus on is china and how aggressive they've become when it comes to the south china sea. >> and also how these countries can collaborate when it comes to natural disasters. and there were bandz to humanitarian aid. now we're also told that biden wants to add a personal element and focus on something that's really close to home to him and that is his fight against cancer. they're saying that at the summit, they're going to announce new joint efforts to combat cancer. and this is going to include more investments when it comes to screenings cervical cancer, cancer, and really monitoring things in this region. now, as you ment

biden is on his way to wilmington, delaware and then philadelphia addressing the conference of blackolleges and universities. the vice president is off to teamsters union headquarters in washington, d.c. to pitch them for her endorsement of her candidacy. >> bill: want to bring in paul mauro and charlie hurt. good morning. paul, a ton of questions. i thought the sheriff said a few things. he is not talking and he did not fire a shot. apparently this came from the secret service. the backpacks, gopro camera, ceramic plates for bullet protection. what do you make of it? >> bill: let's go to the back to the sheriff. strange commentary from the sheriff. a good idea to have a press conference fast to tamp down conspiracy theories. we didn't get it in butler. the sheriff spoke for the secret service and said something about he is not a sitting president so, you know, this is the only detail that he gets. this is enough at the time. etc. , etc. strange not coming from the service. i don't know what to make of that because the allotment of protection you get is generally not based upon your

we will start with nbc's aaron gilchrist, at the harris headquarters in wilmington, delaware. harris' team said today she has accepted the next invitation to debate donald trump next month. when did all of this happen? >> reporter: well, we learned about this, alex, really in the last hour or so. we know that there had been discussions about additional debates, in addition to the one that happened on september 10th, so now we have learned today that the harris-walz campaign has accepted this cnn invitation for a debate on october 23rd, that is a wednesday, roughly two weeks before election day. an opportunity for voters, potentially again, to see harris and former president trump on a debate stage together. i want you to hear a little bit about what the deputy campaign manager had to say about this on cnn a little bit earlier this afternoon. >> donald trump is the one who said, you know, he just has to feel like he is in the right mood to go to the debate, so we certainly hope he is in the right mood, come october 23rd. listen, his team has said one thing, he has set another.

joe biden was asked after his son hunter was convicted on those felony counts related to a wilmington, delawarethose gun-related charges, he was asked whether he had plans to pardon hunter. at the time the president said he had effectively ruled that out. he wouldn't be pardoning him. he was asked if a follow-up question about whether he would potentially commute that sentence. we don't have the sentencing yet for that trial. that was expected to take place in november, even though we know from hunter biden's team they still plan to appeal that conviction. that is happening on a separate track. there was always this question about now this trial that was going to get underway with jury selection. again, we should note even if hunter biden intends to change his plea here, it doesn't mean that the judge necessarily will accept it. we have to wait and see if that is what we will take place and if the trial will be avoid. that remains to be seen in terms of what happens in these proceedings. there was a question about whether something like this could come together, because this upcoming trial was

biden invited the leaders of australia, india, and japan to wilmington, delaware to discuss pressing international security issues for the indo-pacific it's a big region as he looks to firm up his diplomatic legacy cnn's hanako montgomery joins us live from tokyo. hanako before we get to these substance of the summit, the hot mic moment take us through what biden said and what repercussions might >> can we can tell with his hot mic moment that even though the white house has emphasized that this quad summit is not directed at any one country in particular, that china was featured very heavily during these meetings held over the weekend. now, during this hot mic moment, you can hear us president joe biden saying that he believes chinese president xi jing ping is looking to buy himself some diplomatic space via is heard saying, quote, we believe using ping is looking to focus on domestic economic challenges and minimize the turbulence in china, diplomatic relationships. and he's also looking to buy himself some diplomatic space. in my view, to aggressively pursue china's interest. now,

he's at a rally in wilmington, delaware. what do you think he's considering? and do you think he will accept? >> good afternoon, fred. yeah. so for harris, look, there's a contracted campaign. she's only been out there for a few months. so it makes sense that she wants another opportunity to talk to 607,080 million people at the same time in terms of trump, because as you and brian were just saying, she laid down the gauntlet first it'll be hard for him to turn it down at not seem like he shying away from it and he too like that opportunity to talk to millions of people. so i don't expect that there will be a problem actually getting this thing off the ground. i think that there's opportunity for harris, but also parallel, right. she already one the first debate handily. she past that threshold test of beating a former president one-on-one. >> now assume that trump's staff is going to make him buckled down and prepare much better. >> i don't think this will be as easy for harris this time. >> interesting, okay, preparation though, and trump usually not where d