instead of chasing around brock purdy sunday afternoon, aaron donald may be reclining on the couch.and he will not be missed in santa clara. >> it is differently different. that is 99% of our brainpower for a number of years and it is weird not thinking about it. >> he did it the right way. the best in the game for what was it, 10 years, got out healthy and that is what everybody's dream is. fun to watch him and we are glad we don't have to play him anymore. >> i would love to give you the top quality contend but i got to get ready for a show in a few minutes, the 49ers experience show comes right after you at 7:30 >> it is an experience we love it. love it, thank you, thank you, vern. >>> let's turn now to weather with a live look outside where hey, it was a little drizzling. i should not be the one to tell you, let's move it over to paul heggen, what am i doing. >> yes. a little bit of rain on puppy. >> on his new puppy. >> we adopted a terrorist that will tear apart our house. >> so adorable. >> yes. it will be nice, actually, heading through the next couple of days. a return of

. >> instead of chasing around brock purdy sunday afternoon, aaron donald may be inclined on the couch. he retired this off season, and he won't be missed in the 49ers locker room. >> it's definitely different. i mean that's been 99% of our brain power for a number of years. it's kind of weird just not thinking that way. >> you did it the right way. he was the best in the game for what was it, ten years? they got out healthy. and that is what everybody's dream is. it's been fun to watch them, and we're glad we don't have to play them anymore. >> he won't be the only missing on sunday, deebo samuel will be sidelined with a calf strain, but it's still been a busy week for him. deebo launched his new podcast on bleacher report last night with a special guest, brandon aiyuk. and he's going to have to deliver a great pitch to get his head coach to subscribe. >> tune in to the deebo samuel show on bleacher report with brandon aiyuk last night? >> no, i didn't. i do that every day. that is my 20-minute break or however long it lasts. >> can you tell it was the cubs? the a's wrapped up a road

they >>>>are >>well instead of chasing around brock purdy sunday afternoon, aaron donald may be watching from the couch. the future hall of famer retired this offseason, and he won't be missed in santa clara it's definitely a little different. i mean that's been 99% of our brain power for a number of years and it's kind of weird just not thinking that way you did it the right way. he was the best in the game for what was it, ten years got out healthy and that's what everybody's dream is. it's been fun to watch him and we're glad we don't have to play him anymore with the red and gold report, i'm vern glenn >ryan >and showing love for the glove. the local school introducing a bay area sports icon your memory is an amazing thing, but sometimes it can start to slow down. but did you know prevagen can help keep your memory sharp? the secret is the powerful ingredient, apoaequorin, originally discovered in jellyfish and found only in prevagen. in a clinical study, prevagen was shown to improve memory in subgroups of individuals who were cognitively normal or mildly impaired. stay sharp and im

. >> instead of chasing around brock purdy sunday afternoon, aaron donald may be watching from the couche future hall of famer retired this off season, and he won't be missed in santa clara. >> it is definitely different. i mean it's been 99% of our brain power for a number of years, and it's weird not thinking that way. >> he did it the right way. he was the best in the game for ten years. he got out healthy, and that is with a everybody's dream is. it's been fun to watch him. we are glad we don't have to play him anymore. >> with the red and gold report, i'm vern glenn. >> you can watch vern and matt on our 49ers experience tonight. that is at 7:30 right here on kpix and streaming on the free cbs news app. >>> coming up tonight right here at 5:00, did you know america's oldest non-profit is right here in the bay area? we'll introduce you to a woman who has been giving the gift of life for the last half century. >>> and donald trump is promising mass deportations if he wins the presidency come november. how immigrants from the bay area are hoping to make their voices heard. >>> and afte

>> >> and instead of chasing around on sunday afternoon, aaron donald may be retired on the couch and be missed boy guys of santa clara. >> it's definitely a little different. i mean that's been 99% of our brain power for a number of years and it's kind of weird just not thinking that way. >> not strange. it's going to be a lot, a lot more enjoyable. obviously one of the best defensive players to ever walk this planet. not having him does make a difference. >> the best in the game for, what is it, 10 years? it's been fun to watch him even though we don't have to play him anymore. >> thursday night home opener for aaron rodgers and the jets. no head back for the head coach. what led to that? rodgers should have been happy. throwing the first touch down pass at met life stadium as a jet and they take an early lead going on to beat the patriots. jets beating the patriots. a weird thing to say. the 49ers host new england next week. >>> in baseball, oriole fans having a good time while the giants try to avoid playoff elimination. san francisco trailed 3-2 in the 9th. casey schmidt going to

>>well, instead of chasing around brock purdy sunday afternoon, aaron donald may be watching from the couch the future hall of famer retired this offseason, and he won't be >>>>missed >>in santa >>>>clara. >>it's definitely a little different. i mean, >>>>that's >>been 99% of our brainpower for a number of years and it's kind of weird just not thinking that way you did it the right way. he was the best in the game for what was it, ten years got out healthy and that's what everybody's dream is. it's been fun to watch him and we're glad we don't have to play him anymore with the red and gold >>>>report, >>i'm vern >>>>glenn >>buying a car or a home. your budget just got a boost with a new fed interest rate cut. we're going to break it down with business analyst jill schlesinger. in our money watch, and a long overdue honor for a san francisco icon. the tribute to famed poet author maya angelou well, in our money watch report this morning, major news app could impact all of our finances. the federal reserve cut interest rates by a half point more than experts actually predicted. so what'

but no aaron donald the top defensive lineman who causes all sorts of havoc.r. he's retired so they don't have to worry about him. and that's always nice. if you're brock purdy stepping back and not looking for number 99. >> yeah 99 was a problem for a long, long time. but happy retirement daddy. yes. thank you chris. >> reading can land you a unique golden state warriors souvenir. starting today. alameda county libraries are offering these warriors branded library cards for free. they were designed by the warriors and featured different basketball symbols. any california resident can get an alameda county library card. san jose libraries are also offering these warriors cards. yeah see the kids armed with that, we'll say, yeah, let's go to the library and get a book out. yeah. >> read to succeed. yeah indeed. spencer keeps telling me i should try it. >> you should. it works. trust me. really? okay start by reading my book, though. oh let's take a look at what's happening with our weather. here's the satellite radar composite image. basically describing or dep

to see if she could hold her own against somebody who can be very combative, just like aaron said, because donald trump is used to being a bully he's used to overpowering people and you saw from the immediate point, which is one-on-one debate, she chased him around the podium to shake his hand and be like, i'm scared to you coy we're going to do this to not mean you mano-a-mano. and she went back over, stood there that rocked him on his heels to begin with, that's like debate one-on-one. >> what did you think of that moment, erin, when she walked over and shook his hand? >> i mean, chuck's right. that was a classic debate move. you know, i've done debate prep, not with presidential candidates, but with plenty as senate and you know, statewide candidates and to go over there and to stand up an end to shake his hand when what it hadn't been done since 2016, it clearly didn't expect it. he didn't expect her to come in your space, although i will say 2020, it was the covid era. so there's a little bit that you can add the asterisk there, but yeah, coming into his face kind of setting herself up defin

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aaron, thank you. >>> the abc news presidential debate four days away, next tuesday night. former president donald trump in new york today. the judge setting the date now for trump's sentencing in the hush money case. he says trump will be sentenced after the election, and tonight, the judge's reason why. but it was actually different case that trump addressed today in front of the cameras, and here's rachel scott. >> reporter: today, the judge in donald trump's hush money trial handing him a significant win. agreeing to delay his sentencing until after the election. trump was convicted in may of 34 counts of falsifying business records to cover up a hush money payment to porn star stormy daniels. he was said to be sentenced on september 18th, but today judge juan merchan moving the hearing to december 26th "to avoid any appearance, however unwanted, that the proceeding has been affected by or seeks so affect the approaching presidential election in which the defendant is a candidate." "best advances the interests of justice," noting, "this matter is one that stands alone in a unique place in this

aaron, thank you. >>> we turn now to the race for the white house, the powerful teamsters union tonight refusing to endorse donald trump or kamala harris, but tonight, vice president harris says she's received the endorsement of 100 republicans that worked in national security. and it all comes amid new polls in the key battlegrounds tonight. what they show. here's rachel scott. >> reporter: tonight, the powerhouse teamsters union announcing that for the first time in nearly 30 years, it will not endorse in the presidential race. union president sean o'brien declaring, "neither major candidate was able to make serious commitments to our union to ensure the interests of working people are always put before big business." both campaigns went all-out for the teamsters, former president donald trump even inviting o'brien to address the republican national convention. >> at the end of the day, the teamsters are not interested if you have a "d," "r," or an "i" next to your name. we want to know one thing. what are you doing to help american workers? >> reporter: but trump also sparking anger among unions when he praise

and aaron, you've worked for donald trump the last time he was running for for president. and i think one thing that he has been kind of scarred by was how that first debate with biden went. he himself has recognized that he was too aggressive in that. i want you to just listen how the two candidates are setting the expectations for tomorrow night you know if i destroy her in the debate, they'll say trump suffered a, you milley aiding defeat today. no matter what. >> one thing you want to really get get across there's a lot but look, it's time to turn the page on the divisiveness it's time to bring our country together chart. >> a new way forward what's happening inside the trump campaign, if you had to guess tonight, what is the scene at mar-a-lago look like this evening? they are probably just going through the last set of questions like it's probably much more casual, it's not a very formal setup, especially not the way they did it in 16, which was very formal debate prep 20, it was a little less well. they felt that being president every day and doing the press confere

aaron katersky with what he's learned. >>> the abc news presidential debate. the major news tonight involving donald trump and when he'll be sentenced in the hush money case in new york. what the judge said today about the date now set and the election. >>> the other major political headline, george w. bush's vice president, dick cheney, saying he will vote for kamala harris. the conservative republican and foreign policy hawk and what he's now saying tonight about why he's voting for the vice president. >>> in other news, the american woman allegedly shot and killed by israeli forces during a protest in the west bank. >>> here in the u.s., we're tracking flash flooding concerns across several states, and in the northeast, the separate system set to hit philadelphia, up through new york city. meteorologist cecily tine than is here. >>> the boston-area murder case that made national headlines. the mistrial in the murder of a boston police officer. his girlfriend, karen read, now facing a second trial, charged again. she's now speaking out, giving her full version of the events as they unfolded that n

authentically the harris-walz administration will be compared to the horrific rubber record that donald trump has. >> aaron prix on the trump side of things. the former president has struggled to refocus his campaign against kamala harris after biden dropped out of the race, he's even publicly complaint on the campaign trail on his true social posts about biden leaving the race. do you think biden's re-emergence now on the campaign trail next to harris will make it easier for the trump campaign to tie harris to biden absolutely. this is actually a pretty perilous strategy by the harris/walz campaign to bring in president biden the more that there were visuals and the imagery and the audio of the two of them standing together talking about how camila is with joe biden, it shows more of the continuity, everything that the trump team has been arguing, which is that kamala harris is more of the same a reason why you're seeing a surge in polling right now for camila, she is picking up steam certainly over where joe biden's numbers were was because people right now in polling our believing she is a change candid

i have an expert, aaron, the $of the university of michigan debate program and also wrote the book "debating the donaldd trump's detectiving style. these two candidates haven't actually met in person before. what impact do you think that has when they're on the stage together? >> we saw that binden and trump had debated each other previously and this will be the first time that they're maybe in the same room if not the same stage. i think they'll feel some each over out at the start. as they get into it, as they try to get under each other's skin, that's where you could get some of the attacks and nastiness we've seen in the last few debates. >> donald trump is a commanding presence on stage. how much of a role does that play in a debate like this? >> 6'3",00 and something pounds. yes, he uses that physically over his opponents. there were talking about whether there would be lifts so they would appear the same height. not going to happen. but some of the rules of the debate will prohibit some of the things associated like that like this we saw in trinket when hillary trump and donald trump detected. t

donald trump. you know, at the end of the day, the end aaron if you look at hs out of gaza, hezbollah out of lebanonthe houthi rebels, the iranians you have and what's happening here, weass have assassination teams to kill donald trump. the hacking by the iranianinn t donald trump's campaign materials to interfere in our election tes. you know, there there is one common denominator in all of this. that is iran. and at the end of the day, rael is fighting all of their proxies. are we getting to ths fie point where that israel really will have noreally choice but te out the source of their revenue, which be their refineries and take out their nuclear sites becaustakee i don't really see any other option considering hamas otheh are dead and theh an houthi rebels are all dedicated to wipe israel the map or in the words of these, you know, anti-semitic college studentswords ofsemiti from thee sea. >> sean, i very much with you on what you just said as far as taking out a or targeting iran'n nuclear capabilities. g targeting their financial capabilities, putting that sting back on lities, them, cutting th

harris's communications director and republican strategist, aaron perry, maggie, i want to start with you, donald trump not a fan of liz cheney. i think it's safe to say at this point, but how much do you think this public endorsement will get under his skin? i mean, given the fact he comments at almost everything under the sun on truth, social, i think there is a real possibility that he will talk about this in negative terms she bothers him a great deal. the january 6 committee's work bothered him a great deal. i think what's interesting about it is the signal that it sends to republicans who did not support donald trump, who may have supported state nikki haley or no one at all, that they can feel comfortable. i mean, that is what she is signaling to them. they can feel comfortable backing kamala harris but i also think that dm trump is very preoccupied with a number of things right now. and so we will see if this gets to him or if it becomes a bigger sound further down the road and talk about the preoccupation and just a minute, but i want to pick up another point you made with erin perini. e

aaron gilchrist in wilmington, thank you so much. from one wilmington to another one, this one in north carolina. this is tosha burns, this is where donaldmp is expected on that stage pretty soon. so, another welcome to you. what are the voters there saying about the mark robinson issue? i mean, he is not attending the event with trump and it is in his home state. >> reporter: yeah, i talked to a bunch of folks about this, alex. it is really a mix of opinions. some are dismayed by what they saw on the reporting, some aren't swayed by it at all, and simply don't believe it. take a listen to some of what we heard. >> it's not good, but i liked him from the minute he put his hat in the ring. yeah, he's -- >> to already hear about it, it is sad. the better choice over mr. stein. mr. stein is very much like our current governor, he has not supported the rights of the unborn. that is a big thing to me. i will still be voting for robinson. >> reporter: so, alex, in our reporting, sources are telling us that as the former president continues to keep telling us to continue to urge him to resend his endorsement, but he doesn't have any plans to do

. >> christine romans, mark murray, aaron gilchrist, thank you for starting us off. a big day. who donaldmp says he'll put in jail after the election. >>> and how will voters in pennsylvania take that threat, along with tomorrow's debate and what comes out of it, when they cast their ballots in november. it is a neck-in-nec race. john fetterman joins us to interpret the vibes. >>> and what went wrong, inside the u.s.'s chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan, what the biden administration is saying about the report. we are back in 90 seconds. in 90. s d i thought i'd get a wax figure of myself. oh! right in the temporal lobe! beat it, punks! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ >>> the trump election play list is on repeat and the tune that keeps on playing is fraud. democrats are cheating by investigating him or convicting him for crimes he committed and democrats will cheat president help of the media tomorrow night at the debate. none of this is true, but donald trump is still saying it over and over and over again. joining us now, former democratic senator, b

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donald trump. joining me now is adrian boafo, democratic delegate for maryland. he's in bowie maryland. and, aaronn strategies. he's in washington. welcome to you both. if i start with you, aaron. give us your take about how this debate went. i take about how this debate went. ~ ., went. i think we went into the debate with — went. i think we went into the debate with vice _ went. i think we went into the debate with vice president. debate with vice president harris had one main mission and thatis harris had one main mission and that is to distance herself from the 3.5 years of very unsuccessful arguably on my side but i think the american people would agree, very unpopular administration. and shared what will be different about her. i think president trump had the goals ahead about her. i think president trump had �* play oals ahead about her. i think president trump had �* play ahead ead about her. i think president trump had �* play ahead ofd about her. i think president trump had �* play ahead of the the rules of play ahead of the debate. i the rules of play ahead of the debate. ~ ., ., ., , d

aaron rodgers? >> there was so much coming out about how kamala harris was preparing and she had a donald trump impersonatortising on a stage. tell us what donald trump is doing to prepare. who was the person you returning to this week. >> it's a good question. sheriff . >> i would ask a real basic question. they said the economy is stupid. i would ask trump, can you grow the economy without growing the size of government? >> trace: one of mine would be to me three things that you would do to bring down prices because he's big on inflation. that's one of my questions that i think is necessary. aaron cohen. >> i would ask what will be your approach to rebuilding and reorganizing the secret service after the colossal failure which got you shot in the ear and how are you going to get the infection of the dei got it from the agency, what would be your steps to bring back merit and to bring back the mission and the professionalism of what was wants the most elite protective law enforcement agency on the planet. >> i'm with you on that. i think if i have to go back to jfk and that brings us straight to are you go

on midday live today, we spoke with aaron sharockman, the executive director of politifact, to find out. we're going to start with one of donaldhat got a lot of attention in springfield. >> they're eating the dogs, the people that came in. they're eating the cats. they're eating. they're eating the pets of the people that live there. >> we rated that claim pants on fire. that's the lowest rating that we offer at politifact. this is an unfounded rumor. it's spread on social media, and somehow it landed in the mouth of the republican candidate for president. the reality here is, is the city, the mayor, the city police, all of all of them say this is not happening. >> growing up, kamala harris also had a falsehood. >> president donald trump left us the worst unemployment since the great depression. >> we ended up saying this claim was false and really, the key here is the words left us. the unemployment rate spiked to a post great depression record of about 14.8% in april 2020, right as the pandemic began to rage. obviously, trump was still in office then, but trump didn't leave biden or harris with a record or a near record unem

. >> aaron david miller, we'll leave it there for now. thank you so much thank you, fred donald trump. well, he's doubling down on his unfounded attacks about haitian immigrants eating pets in springfield, ohio. and now the community he is speaking out about the real life toll that the former president's words are causing cnn is taking a break from breaking news to air. >> have i got news for you? >> breaking news. i'm getting a sandwich. >> we need to talk about what constitutes breaking news. her vod got news for you from airs tonight at nine on cnn and streaming next day on mac we always had dog carolina, my best buddies had them my whole life so we got him and he is in absolute joy concert goer on the farmers dog. he just attacks that it's incredible they are so tune into you and they have such, such personality been without, though can't imagine it's been a waiver hood, y'all at this table. i got this at way better after the last book club, every book touches. >> yes, my shopping what did everyone think of the chapter the right area rug for every budget, i'll say it. >> thi

aaron peskin for mayor 2024. financial disclosures are available at sfethics.org >>> right now at 5:30 within the last two hours, federal prosecutors announcing they will charge the armed man arrested outside donald trump's golf course with attempting to assassinate the president. and ryan routh stalked trump for more than a month. and they said routh camped outside on trump's west palm beach golf course and had a rifle ready to shoot the president through a fence while he golfed. prosecutors say data places routh at the golf course. >>> meanwhile the presidential candidates are focusing on their big issues on the campaign trail. trump took to the stage, promising to slash the business tax from 21% to 15% if elected. and in a radio interview today, vice president harris wants to eliminate the senate filibuster and bring back abortion rights. that existed under roe v. wade. >>> we are now just 42 days away from election day. joining us live now is professor david mccuan. professor, it seems like the candidates are zeroed in on the issues they feel can boost their chances come november. trump with the economy and immigration. kamala harris with abortion rights. do you think the winner is going to c

hello folks welcome to "kudlow" i am larry kudlow, donald trump survives a second assassination attempt in two months, we have congressman cory mills, aaronohen, senator tommy tuberville and rand paul on that today but first up we go to capitol hill, chad pergram with all the latest, what can you tell us. >> in afternoon lawmakers are outraged that a second gunman came so close to shooting former president trump, lawmakers are fuming at another near catastrophe for the second time in as many months. >> i am stunned i am shocked and this is sobering treatise i attempted nine weeks during the heated political season unless they condemn all violence but this insane level of political violence which came so close to yet again potentially wounding or killing mr. trump. >> both sides condemned the assassination attempt in the strongest of terms president biden tried to lower the temperature especially ahead of the election. >> i voice condemn political violence and always will in america we resolve our differences peacefully at the ballot box not at the end of a gun. >> gop members believe the left must answer for white-hot rhetoric pennsylvani

aaron cohen and gloria romero. tonight's topic, robot bias. amazon's alexa, distinct bias when answering questions about kamala harris versus donald trump.r the left? coincidence, something bigger going on? kevin corke. >> come on, you know the answer. [ laughter ] >> but i will admit i did check mine and it was doing the same for both candidates. >> trace: that's crazy. ashley strohmier. >> you know, technology is made by man and it's being told to do something by man and it's just very strange that this never happens to the republicans, it's always swaying towards democrats every time. >> trace: a very good point because a friend of mine who's very much into tech says listen, they put out what is put into them. >> exactly. it's people who write the algorithms and produce this, they are on the left. i think the answer, he's already saved free speech so i think we need instead of an alexa in every room we need a little elon in every room for a little information. >> i think something bigger is going on. that was such a loaded answer too. >> trace: like you've got a great line for kamala and nothing to say about trump. >> if you look real

aaron gilchrist is still with us. i think you for being here. can i get to this point about donald trump talking about cheating all the time and setting up all of the six the patients and what is that about ? >> it explains why he loses if he does and that is what he is trying to do is lay the groundwork for an explanation of how he ends up losing because it isn't about winning the election but talking about cheating in the last election won't drive out new voters or bring in people to his camp who have not been there before, his own people and allies wish he would stop talking about the last election and start talking about the issues that matter to many voters like inflation, immigration issues in which they believe he has an advantage every day he is talking about cheating he sets himself up for an explanation of why he loses if that is what happens. >> do you have any sense of how this message continues to land? he has been saying it for four years. >> he can but most republicans agreed with him in the last election and in some way it was falsified although of course it isn't t

aaron, thank you for that. let us go right to dasha burns who is wilmington, north carolina, that is where donald trump is expected to peak in about an hour. what do you think about this from the harris campaign? again, what we have been going over, the fact that he said, no, he will not do another debate. the rules around this one, exactly mirror those that he seemed to have enjoyed back in june. what is your best guess on this fun? >> reporter: we actually just heard from one of the spokespeople for the trump campaign. we asked his response to this announcement from the harris/walz campaign. it pointed us back to the true social post that aaron mentioned. there will be no third debate. sticking by that for now. i will tell you there has been moments where his staff has assumed he would do one thing and then he does another. we will see now that this is starting to settle in that harris has proposed this debate and this date of october 23rd. he might change his mind and decide to do it again. after the last one he claimed he won the debate and there is no need for another one. polls show something different in te

aaron, thank you. >>> we turn now to the countdown to the abc news presidential debate, one week from tonight, of course, right here on abc. vice president kamala harris and former president donaldace-to-face for the first time. it could be the most consequential event of their campaigns. tonight here, the new abc news poll, who now leads in this very close race? rick klein standing by with the numbers. rachel scott on the campaign trail. >> reporter: tonight, with their first debate just one week away, former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris preparing for what could be the most consequential moment of this campaign. in a podcast interview today, trump projecting confidence, while adding a rare acknowledgement that he lost the last election. >> i've done well with debates. i mean, i became president. then the second time, i got millions more votes than i got the first time. i was told if i got 63 million, which is what i got the first time, you would win, you can't not win. and i got millions of more votes than that and lost by a whisker. >> reporter: trump, never a fan of formal debate prep, has been reviewing policy with advisers, including former congre

donald trump sparred over the issues. how many true and false things were said. to help us sort out fact from fiction, we talked on midday live with the executive director of politifact, aaron sharockman. >> 90 minutes of craziness, right? it's a kind of a super bowl for fact checkers. and what i could tell you is that uh- over 90 minutes, there were a lot of things that were said that were not entirely true. some were much more false than others, but really, i have to say that i have to first commend lindsey, lindsey davis and david muir for the job they did, trying to fact check the candidates live and in real time. this is not an easy job, i thought they did great pushing back on a couple of the talking points that we saw that were inaccurate or misleading. >> so let's talk about one of those talking points, one of those issues that's certainly making headlines this morning from last night. and it involves claims that immigrants coming to the u.s. are eating people's pets. we want to play that clip and then get your reaction. >> in springfield, they're eating the dogs. the people that came in, they're eating the cats. they're eating. they're eating the pets of the people

out on the campaign trail for donald trump and yet, this apparent attempted assassination here leads a lot of questions about the security apparatus going forward. >> aaron know president biden has released a statement on the incident and said he's relieved that the former president is unharmed. he highlighted the active investigation. what else are you hearing from the white house tonight? >> well, we knew that president bideth and vice president harris had been briefed about this incident, really in the minutes after it happened early this afternoon. and the president expressed his relief again that the former president was not hurt in this incident. and the statement that the president put out, really right before your program came on the air. he went on to say he was commending the work of the secret service and their law enforcement partners for their vigilance and their efforts to keep the former president and people around him safe. he went on to say, something we heard from vice president harris in a post she put on twitter and from others as well, that there's no place for political violence, or for any violence ever in our country, he said. and

aaron peskin for mayor 2024. financial disclosures are available at sfethics.org one. a senate investigation into the assassination attempt of former president donaldovernight. it found secret service failures before the shooting in pennsylvania were, quote, foreseeable and preventable. >> number two. the wave of violence in antioch this month. today, the city's mayor is planning a news conference to give an update on the situation he's considering asking for mutual aid to help. >> number three, just two more chances to see the a's play at the oakland coliseum. tonight's game starts at 640. first pitch tomorrow is at 12:37 p.m. >> number four. a big day in capitola. the city is holding a grand reopening for its famed wharf. it's been closed since it was damaged in a storm last year. >> and number five, fall feel finally returns to the forecast today. a dramatic cool down look at your morning planner. notice a couple of things. it is a cloudy morning. the next couple of hours and temperatures are pretty steady in the 60s. so we don't have that intense warming trend like we've had the past couple of mornings. it's going to stay pretty cool all mornin

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donald trump. pennsylvania is critical to both candidates, with the state siding with the winner of the last two elections. nbc's aaron gilchrist has more on how both candidates are preparing. with less than 48 hours to go. how will you handle it? vice president kamala harris, taking a break from debate prep, going for a walk with her husband late today. are you ready? madam vice president, i'm ready. harris hunkered down in pittsburgh for debate prep, also emerging briefly on saturday to visit a spice shop and hinting at how she plans to handle her opponent. look, it's time to turn the page on the divisiveness. it's time to bring our country together to chart a new way forward. sources tell nbc news she began running mock debates on thursday, complete with a stand in for donald trump prep work expected to continue through debate day. president donald j. trump trump's style markedly different. we're run by stupid people, and we found that out at the debate with joe. how did that work out? and we're going to find that out again on tuesday night. trump holding a rally on saturday in wisconsin and preparing for the debat

donald trump. a new york state judge delaying sentencing in trump's hush money trial until after the election. abc's senior investigative correspondent aaronhas those details. >> reporter: former president trump will now be sentenced in new york november 26th keeping him out of a courtroom before voters pick the next president. judge juan merchan granting trump's wish to postpone sentencing until after the election saying, the public's confidence in the integrity of our judicial system demands a sentencing hearing entirely focused on the verdict of the jury, free from distraction or distortion. trump was convicted of all 34 counts of falsifying business records tied to a hush money to porn actress stormy daniels before the 2016 election with trump facing potential jail time, his lawyers argued sentencing him before the 2024 election would have been politically prejudicial. earlier friday trump appeared voluntarily in court to watch his lawyer appeal a case that found trump liable for sexually abusing and defaming e. jean carroll, former magazine columnist. he then stepped before cameras at trump tower where he appeared to repeat the defama

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aaron rodgers what a catch! up against a new era in new england. good show, you guys. stream thursday night football. only on prime. >>> soon after the apparent attempted assassination of donalde was taken back from the golf course to mar-a-lago where among the people who saw him was the speaker of the house. then in a fund raising e-mail, trump said he is safe and well. and in another tonight he said his resolve is stronger than ever. let's bring in jake traylor , we understand that we got another statement. >> there's been talk about outdoor rallies. there's a matter of increasing security for the former president. i was speaking with a source earlier today who told me trump was held at the golf course for quite some time after the incident before being taken back to m ar-a-lago. that's because it was safest to keep him there. and as far as the memo you're talking about. they put out two memo, first one that the former president was safe and one that this increased his resolve. if anything it was just a memo to consolidate the team and say that they're going to go forward. >> i want to play for you what chief ric bradshaw said. >> at this point he's not president. security

donald trump was golfing there. relieved to know he is safe, they will be kept regularly updated by their team. let's cross over to aaron gilchrist. obviously, something like this reaching the highest levels of our government, walk us through what the white house knows about it, and certainly whether or not there are going to be any changes to the vice president's schedule, given the fact that she is also campaigning herself for this presidential role, and requires the secret service protection. >> you are right. at this point, we haven't heard anything about any changes to the security posture around the vice president, and to be frank with you, it would be unusual if we did hear anything about changes to the security posture. the secret service doesn't typically share that sort of information, for obvious reasons, i think. at the same time, as you know, we know that the vice president, her running mate, president biden for that matter, all have activities that they plan to participate in away from their homes, away from the white house, away from washington. so, there will be extra scrutiny, extra eyes on what happens

aaron, thank you very much. now the latest on the race for the white house. donaldmp took to fox news at an event in pennsylvania. vice president secured a major republican vote as they gear up for their first debate. rachel scott is tracking the race. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: hey, george. good morning to you. for the next five days, vice president kamala harris will be hunkered down in pennsylvania, preparing for her first presidential debate against donald trump. this morning the former president dismissing traditional debate prep, but is giving a preview of his strategy heading in. this morning with just five days to go until the presidential debate, donald trump and kamala harris preparing for their first face to face encounter. during a fox news interview in battleground pennsylvania overnight, trump brushing off preparing for the debate, questioning harris' intelligence. >> this is a woman who is dangerous -- i don't think too smart, but let's see. >> reporter: the former president at one point swatting away mosquitos, saying his strategy is similar

at her, but of course it's donald trump and we'll see which version of him arrives on the stage later tonight. >> all right. kristen holmes covering the trump campaign. aaron. >> all right. jake. so here we are i don't know. does everyone have sort of i don't know whether it's butterflies or a fear in your stomach, but as we saw last time was the entire world changed, right? the whole world changed in an hour on that to actually, maybe in the first 12 minutes so it. can be lost in a debate and here we are john, it's now tied on this and stakes couldn't be higher. >> it is as close as it can get. it is as close as 2016. it is his closest 2020. some people go deep into the weeds and say it's even closer than that. if that's possible. but that's where we are. we are in a race that has got to be settled by six or seven states probably by unless something breaks and there's a possibility things can break. they both have opportunities. they both have challenges. but as we stand now, this looks like another race that will be settled by somewhere in the ballpark of 100, 250,000 votes divided between three or four states. and those states or pennsylvania, wisconsin

lower than they were under donald trump so there is signs which she went back into the white house and got tougher on the issue and it's actually working. >> yeah. >> david, aaron, i just real quickly i just add with this this administration created this crisis if they would have just left the trump border policies in place, which we're working, immigration was downright illegal. imm was down we wouldn't be here today. we wouldn't have 10 million illegal immigrants in this time. you know the chyron on my little box of your says nantucket on the island to smile and etiquette 15,000 year on residents for gotaways, ice came over and got four gotaways who committed violent sexual assaults to child rapes, to sexual assaults on other residents here in the immigrant community, your point is well taken, erin, it is affected communities all across the nation, not just border communities, not just big cities. small cities all across america. and it's a crisis that was created by this administration just left to go the trump administration did a good job, right? >> well, thank you all very much. i appreciate it. we are awaiting kamala harris is at remarks which are going

joining us now two of the cooughtors aaron who served as mueller's top deputy and andrew goldstein who lead the obstruction of justice investigation into donaldwill start with you. are americans misinformed about the outcome of the mueller investigation? >> i think they are in part the way that attorney general bill barr ultimately released our findings and put out his own summary of the report before actually putting out what we had written made it so that the report what he put out understated the amount of interference the president did in the investigation and understated the extent of russia's interference and the trump campaign's willingness to benefit from that interference. >> so let's stay on that topic, aaron, the idea of attorney general's whitewashing findings and putting out the letter first. i recall that mueller team you put out clarification sooner after but was there discussion about doing more about pushing back further to say that's not the real story. >> there was, there were a series of steps we took after bill barr's letter came out on sunday the 24th the morning after that letter came out ishes called the department of

aaron gillcrist to talk about what we saw there. vice president harris speaking to the national association of black journalists. this is in philadelphia where you are. it comes a few weeks after donald trump spoke to the same organization. this is where he questioned kamala harris' racial identity. it's also where he said immigrants are stealing black jobs. what did she say today? was there any, did she make any distinguishing points between what she wants to do if she's elected president and what the current administration has done in regards to any major policy? >> reporter: i think we heard the vice president say many of the things she has said on the campaign trail. we heard in interviews she's done in the past as well as on the debate stage, this was an interview that lasted just under 45 minutes by my count with these three journalists. two of whom are white house correspondents. one a long time npr journalists. they talked about gun violence and gun control. gaza. the situation unfolding in springfield over the last week or so. springfield, ohio. she talked about secret service protection and reproductive freedom. again, many of these are topics we've heard her speak on befor