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además se requiere barb hijos en todo momento, los boletos se acabaron hoy mismo.esperamos mañana en el punto de las seis!!! (música) . >> noticias telemundo. >> muy buenas noches yo soy vanessa h. estas son las noticias que tiene que saber antes de empezar su dÍa. >> incendio arden en la costa oeste del paÍs millones de acres calcinados y muchos perdidos todo se reanudan los ensayos clÍnicos de la vacuna contra el covid-19 despuÉs de una pausa por precauciÓn los investigadores retomar la marcha y nuestros animales en peligro,

are the migrants and the observer saying it's like a prison well the markers are being kept behind barbed wire but beyond that they're also being told that they're not allowed to leave not only moderates are allowed to leave these kind of camps but today the gods have been telling him they can't leave in the excuse of being given is that the shops are closed now that's not normal migrants are not prisoners they should have freedom of movement then of course we've got the 200 who have tested positive to covert 19 and they have been locked away separately the other 9000 is still crowded together in these tents very tightly packed so yes we have a new camp on the on the day of lesbos but the condition is still there is still much to be concerned about. concerned about some awful conditions of the for those people there thank so much for that shoulder. cycling's most prestigious race the tour de france and did in paris on sunday and 21 year old rookie. char became the youngest to take the crown since world war 2 back in poetry as home village in slovenia people got together to celebrate their

i can't thank barb enough for her dedication an sense of humor over the years. thank you, madam speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, madam speaker. i would like to recognize a well known and beloved family in south jersey, the bottos. r. van drew: the botto vamly embodies the american dream. they followed their meat market with an italian restaurant, a supermarket, catering and a banquet hall. sausage,est that their meatballs and meats are absolutely delicious. i had the pleasure of touring some of their facilities last month with domonique and enrique. your family is a testament that hard work and passion will get you far in life. in the minds of everyone who has had the pleasure of enjoying a meal or spending time with you, this is the true america

we don't want our children to grow up in a prison and look around that people in uniforms behind barbed wire everywhere. the government is flexing its military muscles armored vehicles are meant to intimidate protesters metro stations were closed the internet slowed down dozens were arrested. and police brutality is getting more and more visible like here and got no. i'm not resisting stop strangling me i haven't done anything shouts this protester before police arrests him in response to the latest escalation of violence and online messaging channel with more than 2000000 subscribers published a list of names birthdays and addresses of more than 1000 police officers. well demonstrations have been taking place in cities across europe calling for the evacuation of overcrowded migrant camp song the greek islands hundreds of people marched here in berlin demanding the german government take in more than the 1500 refugees it's already agreed to relocate meanwhile some 9000 migrants on the island of last boss has been moved to a new camp built to replace the maurya settlement destroyed in a

was a protest as was supposed to gather has been sealed off another square october square has had barbed wire put around it to stop people entering so clearly the tactics of trying to intimidate and put off the protesters are intensifying but they're not working people are still willing in significant numbers to come out and protest and they've been gathering near. the presidential palace shouting we will not forget we will not forgive. what sort of leadership and cohesion does this movement have bernard given that members of the opposition actual political members of the opposition have had to leave the country. we've got another opposition leader leader older 'd couple cova who appeared in warsaw on saturday she'd been in jail jailed for 10 days she's part was senior leader of this opposition council that has been set up by the woman who says she won the election law the chicken of skye who's currently here in vilnius well all 'd her colleague was in detention she says she had a hold over her head and she was driven and dropped off at the polish border a cane or wishes and forced to go

cities across belarus as well the government said it had closed off a couple of main squares to put barbed wire around one of the october. square square was supposed to be where the protesters were meeting today but that still wasn't enough and people carried on protesting going near again to the presidential palace where there was heavy security to protect from his own people there are still some left in minsk but obviously the government is putting pressure enormous pressure on them and the protesters to strine split them up another opposition leader olga called cove or she appeared in warsaw on saturday she said she'd been she had been in jail for 10 days sentenced to 10 years 10 days in jail and they came to her the end of the sentence the forty's that she said and they put a bag over her head and told her that if she didn't leave the country she would spend much longer in jail and she was driven against her will to the border with poland and was forced to cross that and she has now called and said she wants to go back opposite opposition had spent lana going to skye as she is here she

i remember there were 2 fences an order than a barbed wire fence and then the electric fence and there was a distance of. maybe the 4 meters in between them and remember seeing. tomato starting to grow and getting there and the and my eyes went out of their holes just for the desire for those still made those which i was never able to get then and there may be there for a laugh today. so so much so make those. today only the outline of barack 11 are still visible back in belsen was not an extermination camp but more than 50000 people dying down most of them during the final months of the war. and then they brought. food in says be contained i was there is a kind of a soap read made off is something that is usually they gave them to animals it was awful. and dries very. we've got bread. when british troops liberated the camp on april the 15th $945.00 they found more than $10000.00 buried corpses lying around the compound. back in tel aviv it's just before 4 in the morning and danny has covered.

trading barbs. >> we won the election and there for we have the right to choose her. very few people knowingly would say otherwise. >> the american people have a right to have a say in who the supreme court nominee is that say occurs when they vote for united states senators and the president of the united states >> shares in shell trade higher after the oil giant announces plans to cut 9,000 jobs as it transitions to low carbon. >> getting closer, shares shoot towards the stoxx 600 after the rival veolia raises a stake in the waiste water management company. >>> european markets are off to a weak start we did get glimpse of green early on the ftd se 100 down. bouncing off the absolute lows in the morning the ftse mib down in italy we saw the stoxx 600600 fell 0.5% banks under performing we have seen a little bounce back oil and gas up 0.6%. shell shares performing well within that basket u.s. futures red on the board there. the dow about 160 points lower we saw the dow fall about 130 points the s&p 500 looking to open a bit weaker and the nasdaq looking to open about

after this happened barb. smudging together right now it's difficult to tell with the with regards to numbers hold my 5000 people behind me. or she can say it's reimposing un sanctions against iran but world powers including america's closest.

we don't want our children to grow up in a prison and look around their people in uniforms behind barbed wire everywhere where all. the government is flexing its military muscles armored vehicles are meant to intimidate protesters metro stations were closed the internet slowed down dozens were arrested. and police brutality is getting more and more visible like here and brought no. i'm not resisting stop strangling me i haven't done anything shots this protester before police arrests him in response to the latest escalation of violence and online messaging channel with more than 2000000 subscribers published a list of names birthdays and addresses of more than 1000 police officers. or let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. in israel thousands of people gathered in jerusalem to demand the resignation of prime minister benjamin netanyahu of his government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic protest the been held every week for almost 3 months this was the 1st since a new nice and wide lockdown came into force and fraud. environmental activists i

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you need to take all that barbed wire down. if you're going to do anything there, you can't just leave this running space for what is happening to these people and say it is a renaissance. the state of georgia needs to do that, because it was their responsibility. when i was there for a semester, i was urging to use one of the buildings foreign institute on psychiatry and cumin right. there was good stuff that happened in milledgeville. it's a place to study. it's a place to use these transcripts. unfortunately, the museum that i was attracted to is now being , using thefor more asylum history and all of those manuscripts and cereals have been boxed up for the last 5-6 years. there is no indication that it's going to come out. at atate of georgia, certain point when i was doing archival research out of the --rgia archives, secondary secretary of state wanted to close the whole thing down and there was a whole campaign. georgia needs its archives. it got put into the education system. history is very dangerous to power. especial

that we don't want our children to grow up in a prison look around that people in uniforms behind barbed wire everywhere which are where all. the government is flexing its military muscles armored vehicles amende to intimidate protesters metro stations were closed the internet slowed down dozens were arrested. and police brutality is getting more and more visible like here no. i'm not resisting stop strangling me i haven't done anything shouts this protester before police arrest him in response to the latest escalation of violence and online messaging channel with more than 2000000 subscribers published a list of names birthdays and addresses of more than 1000 police officers. let's take a look at some other stories making news around the world a plague of lead by anti-government protesters amid massive weekend rallies in thailand's capital bangkok has been removed excuse me that's a plaque there the plaque declared that thailand belongs to the people student led protests calls for reform of the monarchy and the political system they have been ongoing since july. demonstrators have march

enough and so yes a huge disappointment more analysis on the story as the day moves forward from a barb of a's all there in broad a slower for now barbara thanks very much. we have some football now and brazilian star neymar is likely to be missing from the start of the new french league season after catching cold that the case seems to be linked to a holiday trip to the island of a beach and several p.s.g. players took following the champions league final against fire and team mates and tell them area and leandro i rate is also now self isolating in paris both were with neymar on holiday to the us by spanish last week. schedule minor now of our top story at this hour the german government says it has unequivocal proof that from one critic alexina bawling was poisoned with a noble talk nerve agent johnson as a scribe the incident as attempted murder insists that the kremlin has the answer of course. this is the news live from the left i'm brian thomas from the entire news team thanks for the. life on earth what kind and. coincidence. or isn't capable happened. to the bit like winning th

says we don't want our children to grow up in a prison look around that people in uniforms behind barbed wire everywhere which are where all. the government is flexing its military muscles armored vehicles amend to intimidate protesters metro stations were closed the internet slowed down dozens were arrested. and police brutality is getting more and more visible like here and god no. i'm not resisting stop strangling me i haven't done anything shot this protester before police arrests him in response to the latest escalation of violence and online messaging channel with more than 2000000 subscribers published a list of names birthdays and addresses of more than 1000 police officers. always the biggest night of the year for programs on the small screen and it was held on a grand stage was no audience the emmy awards were presented with only a hint of glitz and glamour and the american network h.b.o. came up the big winner of the night its show's title succession and the watchman to co-head falls of hardware. or hello and welcome to the pandemic. at 1st it looked like any awards ceremony b

facility with watchtowers on the edges of it and specifically you're looking for internal fencing barbed wire 3 major high fencing. the scale of this mass internment program is enormous the chinese government refers to the camps as re-education centers and researches have now identified nearly $100.00 suspected facilities like these across in genk it's basically clear that a huge percentage of the middle age range especially who goes aged between 18 and 45 years a very large percentage of them are in some form of internment or prison. researches like adrian zen's have also accessed chinese government documents online to identify the full scale of what the country is doing to its muslim ethnic minorities. for example budget reports government reports work reports and also procurement bits construction bits. we're also very detailed that said we need to reeducation camp built in this area and it needs to be this big and needs to have surrounding walls barbed wire towers surveillance equipment cameras and so on and so forth they were buying you know police batons tasers. you know different

. >> and, barb, here's why we needed an accomplished lawyer on this panel tonight. the doj in this motion seems to be saying, mr. president, let us be your lawyer under attorney general barr. barbara, my question to you is first of all, remind people where we first heard the name e. jean carroll, most of us. what linked her now forever to donald trump and history, and just how unusual this would be for what was your department of justice. >> well, jean carroll filed a lawsuit for defamation after she accused president trump of raping her in the dressing room at a department store in the 1990s. he called her a liar, said it didn't happen, it wasn't true, and added insult to injury by saying he wouldn't do it because "she's not my type." so she filed a lawsuit for defamation against president trump for some -- his personal statement. what seems like an egregious use of taxpayer dollars here is today, in that case, the department of justice filed a motion to substitute the united states as the defendant in that case on the theory that president trump was acting within

they have all of this terrible barbed wire all around the.hen they boarded up, so it is discovered by kudzu. it is gothic area really a horror show out there. it is hard to repurpose unless you really claim the history there, and there should never be a prison-like operation on that campus. one of the nursing homes now is taking prisoners who are tooled and expensive for the prison -- and expensived for the prison system and putting them into a nursing home which is cheaper for the state and now it's one of the hotspots are covid. so there is just this gruesome and brutal history that i enumerated, and you need to take on of that barb wire down. you can't leave this rotting space for what happened to all these people and then say that it is a renaissance. the state of georgia needs to do that, because it was their responsibility. when i was there for a semester, i was really urging to use one of the functional buildings for a kind of institute on psychiatry and human rights. because there was good stuff that happened in milledgeville. one of

that they have been working well together on this issue but of course, the two have traded plenty of barbs over the years as well. here is president donald trump just moments ago talking a little bit more about the forest management, tree trimming, brush clearing he says is necessary. >> if you did manage or forests and you removed all of the really dry and e on word. you drop a cigarette on it, you come back a half hour later and you have a forest fire. if you don't have it sitting there, nothing is going to burn. >> this is all taking place at mcclellan park which is a former airbase. there were trump supporters and protesters there. these photos taken by our sacramento reporter. they remain mostly peaceful as they chanted and carried their signs. now, governor newsom is in agreement with most other democratic governors of wildfire ravaged states about the cause of this but perhaps the two are coming to some sort of plan for the future. we will continue to monitor his visit as this goes on this afternoon. after this, he is headed to arizona. i'm anne makovec not the live news desk. back

además se requiere barb hijos en todo momento, los boletos se acabaron hoy mismo.esperamos mañana en el punto de las seis!!! (música) . >> noticias telemundo. >> muy buenas noches yo soy vanessa h. estas son las noticias que tiene que saber antes de empezar su dÍa. >> incendio arden en la costa oeste del paÍs millones de acres calcinados y muchos perdidos todo se reanudan los ensayos clÍnicos de la vacuna contra el covid-19 despuÉs de una pausa por precauciÓn los investigadores retomar la marcha y nuestros animales en peligro, confirma que hemos perdido casi el 70% de las poblaciones de animales en el planeta. >> asÍ se ve el infierno que se ve en oregon desde una patrulla de un alguacil las llamas consumieron mÁs de un millÓn de acres y las autoridades temen lo peor mientras avanzan por las zonas afectadas esto es parte del desastre en oregon los fuegos han quemado equivalente al estado de new jersey en california al menos 4 estructuras destruidas mientras washington vive su segunda peor temporada de incendio idaho y montana tambiÉn combaten sus llamas en el estad

the barbed wire and concrete fortification is insurmountable. nature has found this bit -- filled this deadly zone with new life. >> the birch trees really won the race. this stretch was treated with herbicides and pesticides. hard to anything could still grow here. so much has happened in the past 30 years. it is not just te plants that are making a comeback. several rare animal spaces are also reclaiming the natural habitat. -- species are also reclaiming their natural habitat. there has been a reintroductionn program. lynx is -- links had lived here -- lynxes had lived here for years. we started reintroducing them to the woods. it was a success that took a lot of hard work. they carefully documented natures campaign to recapture its territory in the form of a border region. despite everything this area has overcome, the biggest challenge for the sherman natural park still lies ahead. dead trees as far as the eye can see. there used to be huge spruces but rising temperatures weakened the bark. >> it is a sad sight when you look along here. >>

he sometimes made of barbed comments about the communist party, and they struggled to rein him in.tion to corruption, it is hard to tell in china because hm was alionaire. he was a huge business tycoon. we are not entirely sure. what we do know is that for a long period of time, thent govern was unsettled with the growing voice he had online, and the fact he had this dissent behind him. ♪ katty: a growing revolt has been ravaging large areas of northern mozambique. both the islamist insurgents and the mozambique army have been accused of atrocities. in one of the latest videos of the region, a group of armed men n be seen murdering a naked woman, but where exactly did it happen and who a they? you might find some parts of andrew harding's report distressing. a andrvideo surfaces on social media.ws it sho four men as they chase one terrified naked woman. it shows them beatin her. then it shows them killing her with at least 36 gunshots. where was this? using online technology, we and otherea reshers have managed to pinpoint the spot. northern mozambique, a region b consumfighting. s

trump's visit comes as he and his democratic opponent joe biden trade barbs over who was responsible for the violent demonstrations that continue to rock the city after jacob blake was shot by police last month. laura podesta is in new york. laura, the former vice president came out hard against the president on this very topic. >> reporter: he sure did. good morning. at a campaign stop in pittsburgh yesterday joe biden said the president is to blame for the escalating violence throughout the country. but he was very careful not to appear anti-law and order saying if he were to be elected president he would not defund the police. in fact, he would add about $300 million in federal funding to their local budgets. >> rioting is not protesting. looting is not protesting. >> reporter: democratic presidential nominee joe biden formice presidt blament r fanni flames. >> donald trump has been a toxic presence in our nation for four years. poisoning how we talk to one another. >> reporter: biden pushed back against the president's claims. >> no one will be safe in biden's america. >> what's

my name is barb. my sister and i have a framing and art gallery two blocks down the road. our great grandfather started our business and our business has succeeded through recessions, depressions and all the difficulties that happen, but we have never, ever seen anything as devastating as what has gone on in our community. we're very fortunate because they didn't start our building on fire, like so many of them in the uptown area have been burnt to the ground. they did break our windows, get into our store. they looted and they tried to start a fire, but a good samaritan came by and took this rack of our beautiful scarves out into the sidewalk and put it out. otherwise, our store would have been up in flames. i look at the buildings in our community that are gone and i just -- i don't think i've really grieved as much as i feel i should because, being a business owner, i have to keep going. i have to keep working. the day after this happened at our store -- sunday, they went downtown and did their devastation. then on monday night, they came in our area. tuesday morning, w

the men also traded barbs over race. >> you have treated the black community about as bad as anybody in this country.>> he is the racist. >> hits second is in two weeks. >> only about 6% of likely voters are undecided at this point in terms of who they will vote for in november. the vice presidential candidates square off next week in utah. >> i'm juliette goodrich in the east bay where debate night during a pandemic certainly changed the dynamic of watch parties. but what it didn't change opns voteatched from the comfor thr for this first time owner she says the debate was not a game changer for her. she's relying on her own research. >> i'm looking online and multiple resources, i got involved in an organization at san jose state that has been really nice. it helps me get opposing views. >> the taproom and grill in orinda showed the debate a one screen and the baseball playoffs on another. >> i don't think based on that debate that it will really change people's mind. >> if there's one thing both sides can agree on, the next debate needs less interrupting and less name-calling. thi

i remember there were 2 fences an ordinary barbed wire fence and then the electric fence and there was a distance of. maybe the 4 meters in between them and remember seeing. tomato starting to grow and getting and they're there and they're there and my eyes went out of their holes just for the desire for those that made those which i was never able to get then and there maybe therefore i left. so so much made those. today only the outline of barack 11 are still visible back in belsen was not an extermination camp bought more than 50000 people dying down most of them during the final months of the war. and then they brought. food in such be containers this is a kind of a soap read made off is something that is usually they gave them to and in the us it was awful. and divisive really if you got the bread. when british troops liberated the camp on april the 15th $945.00 i found more than $10000.00 buried corpses lying around the compound. back in tel aviv it's just before 4 in the morning danny has covered 12.

to see overnight around 2 am last night they had started putting up massive barricades even with barbed wire basically all across the in a city so they wanted to make sure that the original riginal plan of the protesters that was to march to government house with floor to it then the governor the protesters instead went towards the grand palace and they were even equipped the front line or so were quick with oxygen masks because they were expecting tear gas to be fired but that didn't happen the police remained quite lenient yet again and they actually negotiated with the protesters and in the end the police chief agreed to take on this petition so again the police have acted very calmly very responsibly very deescalating. in bangkok thanks so much. ok let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. the u.s. has delayed a ban on downloading one point it comes off to president donald trump supported a new deal to allow to talk to continue to walk right in the united states under the control of u.s. based companies oracle and. u.s. has been targeting the c

we don't want our children to grow up in a prison and look around that people in uniforms behind barbed wire everywhere. the government is flexing its military muscles armored vehicles amende to intimidate protesters metro stations were closed the internet slowed down dozens were arrested. and police brutality is getting more and more visible like here no. i'm not resisting stop strangling me i haven't done anything shouts this protester before police arrest them in response to the latest escalation of violence and online messaging channel with more than 2000000 subscribers published a list of names birth dates and addresses of more than 1000 police officers. ok let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. demonstrators have marched in several german cities calling for the evacuation of a crowded market camps in greece they want the german government to take in more than the 1500 refugees it has already agreed to relocate after the fire at the more your camp on less force. environmental activists in new york of unveiled a climate clock it's counting d

worrying people now the reason the margaret say that it's like a prison is that of being surrounded by barbed wire and normally migrants are allowed to leave these kind of camps but today they were being told they wanted allowed out the reason they were being given was that the shops are closed but that's abnormal migrants are not prisoners they should be allowed to have freedom of movement and of course now there's a concern about covert 19 hundreds having tested positive in the rest being kept in these tightly packed tents so we have a new camp but 10 days after the fire conditions on lesbos are still the cause for concern. thanks very much for bringing us up to date on that story. and turning to thailand now a thousands of pro-democracy supporters have joined in a red challenge to the all powerful monarchy and one of the biggest displays of defiance ever seen activists around all night in the capital bangkok it demands include curbs on the power of the king fresh elections and wide ranging constitutional reforms. this country belongs to the people the message inscribed on this brass plaque

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a newspaper called the berkeley barb. there'll be lots of these underground newspapers that sprout up in every city in the united states in the '60s in philadelphia. the free press, there's lots of them. but this one starts it off in '65, and he focuses in on vietnam. and he talks to those people who had long been seen as marginal. and he uses them as his sources. if you're a journalist normally who do you talk to? you call the congressmen, the mayor. he doesn't use those as his sources. he uses this small scale grass roots but fairly quickly growing alternative set of experts, and he fills up his newspapers. the berkeley barb is a pretty crazy fup. it's filled with all sorts of trancegressive material. that's a nice way to put it. it's the first newspaper i think in california that will, for example, print sex ads. this guy who runs it he's kind of a wild and crazy guy. kind of a bohemian character. kind of an interesting new blend. okay, teach-ins, university based, get the young people invested. this might have relevan

well i think the vice president is on a very good job of ignoring the president's barbs as a result of which none of these nicknames or no the nonsense that the president the ploy in 2016 is really landed a poncho on the vice president and i think the vice president in a one on one setting is a formidable debater we could go back to the paul ryan debate in 2012 we could go to the the debates that he had with sarah palin in 2008 or we could look at the bernie sanders the more current debates the bird sanders debates that he had as recently as march of this year and one on one he does a very good job he was having difficulty in my opinion when you had 6 or 7 people on stage and he was trying to break through i think that was a harder harder debating format for him but one on one i think he's going to surprise piece something which is a top. the vice. and all this sort of and so he's decidedly lowered. the vice president's incompetence or his slogan is that all this sort of stuff and so he's decided debates for the vice secure a pledge that a 6 between trump and roger stone that that woul

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i remember there were 2 fences an order than a barbed wire fence and then the electric fence and there was a distance of. maybe so the 4 meters in between them and remember seeing. tomato starting to grow and getting there and there there and my eyes went out of their holes just for the desire for those still made those which i was never able to get then and there maybe therefore i left. so so much made those. today only the outline of barack 11 are still visible back in belsen was not an extermination camp bot more than 50000 people died down most of them during the final months of the war. and then they brought all this food in such be containers this is a kind of a soap they made off. is something that is usually they gave them so and in that it was all full it and dries wreak if you got the grade. when british troops liberated the camp on april the 15th 1945 they found more than $10000.00 and buried corpses lying around the compound. back in tel aviv it's just before 4 in the morning danny has covered 12 kilometers time for some refreshment. but the. police have started setting up

music is being played now other than yes the maximum here is the most tense police right next to the barbed wire there are water cannons over there and walls that prevent the crowds from entering the independence palace the crowd is very dense here and it stretches for more than a 100 meters. protests broke out as immediately after of the vote was announced on august 9th with long time president alexander lukashenko winning another 5 years in office although initially marred by violence and police brutality the demonstrations are now largely peaceful world leaders of call for talks between the government and the opposition the latter is demanding a fresh vote unfold constitutional reform. saturday marked the 100th consecutive day of block lives matter rallies in the u.s. city of portland triggered by the death of george floyd and those protests showed little sign of relenting. i was. there pretty incredible scenes here at home on desperately trying to put out the flames on his shoes after a lot of cocktail london tensions between demonstrators and police remain high officers used tear gas t

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. >> reporter: local business owner barb deberge describing how looters tried to burn her store down. >> we have never, ever seen anything as devastating. >> reporter: biden denounced the violence, but said the president is only making matters worse. >> i thought you could defeat hate. hate only hides. it only hides. and when someone in authority breathes oxygen under that rock, it legitimizes the dark side of human nature. >> reporter: this is biden's second trip to a battleground state this week, after spending most of the past five months at home in delaware. a new poll shows him up eight points in wisconsin. but biden knows what happened to hillary clinton four years ago. she never campaigned in wisconsin and wisconsin went for donald trump. >> all right, mary bruce joins us now from washington. and mary, i want to turn to another headline tonight. president trump sticking with his law and order message, had's now threatening to strip federal funding from cities that have seen an uptick in violence, including new york? >> reporter: tom, this is a political move that is certain to