erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. news, the closer. president obama making his case for his former vp, taking president trump head on point on point. and president trump about to rally supporters in north carolina, a must-win state for him. will he respond to obama? and a new cnn poll tonight on two crucial states and how they impact that all-important race to 270. let's go "outfront." good evening. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, obama's blistering takedown of president trump. for more than 30 minutes, delivering a scathing speech, tearing into president trump and it got personal. >> what we do these next 13 days will matter for decades to come.

burnett elementary school in dallas, during a time when almost nothing is normal, teacher eric hale isis young students coping with the fallout from covid >> congratulations, eric >> reporter: he's now the first black man ever named texas teacher of the year. >> let's all give eric a big round of applause >> reporter: you've just made history. how does it feel >> it feels great. i'm the first black man to win the award but i'm not the first black man who deserved it >> reporter: the honor all the more special because of what he went through to simply survive a difficult childhood. spending time in shelters before finding a home with an aunt and his beloved grandmother. talk to me a little about the background you have and how it affects the way you interact with your students >> i come from a rough neighborhood and a very rough upbringing. i know how hard it is to learn when you're hungry i know how it feels to be ashamed so all of that plays a role and a factor in the way that i handle the children that i teach. it's up to me to not only help them with their educational self-esteem bu

. >> motivating staff too like burnett principal sonia loskot >> his story is inspirational. i heard it, like i said, it changed me as a leader his journey appealing is to give back to a community that really needs. >> reporter: guided by god and now a dad himself, eric hale is determined to be the teacher he wishes he'd had growing up >> not every kid's going to be diamond. but every child is a precious stone. it's my job did to advocate form and to buff them until that greatness and brilliance comes out. >> mr. hale represents texas in the national teacher of the year competition. teachers deserve so much kudos anyway but whuk give them a full-on award like this one even better good you can see how much fun they were having so lucky >>> the wild ortveime finish to the seahawks-cardinals showdown. this is "early today." dust mite droppings? ewww. dead skin cells? gross! so now, i grab my swiffer heavy duty sweeper and dusters. dusters extends to 6 feet to reach way up high... to grab, trap and lock away gross dust. nice! for dust on my floors, i switch to sweeper. the heavy

richard burnett, road haulage association ceo, thank you very much.s is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ alix: the europe in -- the european union's first offering of social bonds smashed demand by 33 billion euros. herewith with more is marcus ashworth. why was this such a big deal? marcus: this is the first time the european union itself, as opposed to individual countries, have issued in major scale for a long while. they have before, but that was 10 years ago or more. this was firstly to raise money for a jobs support program, to raise about 100 billion. then this will trigger into a nd nextecovery fu year. this is the first dry run in scale. they -- the demand was extraordinary, 332 billion. it is a social bond, and this is going to be double the size of the social bonds in the world in one fell swoop. these are esg compliant, good for investors to say they are doing the right thing. and a fundamental money reason is that they are surprisingly cheap, if you can believe it, in the world of negative rates. issued atr charge was a coupon of zero and a price above par

hired him to be reality and then lost it again jeff zucker created his television show with mark burnett on n.b.c. and that's what saved him financially according to the new york times report he's lost as much money as anyone has ever heard of there are 2 people responsible for the rise of donald mark burnett who is the guy who created the apprentice who convinced the world that down trump was a brilliant business and then there's rupert murdoch who made donald trump president right and kept. him from being removed when he was impeached and terrified all the republicans and kept them in line if you had those 2 people there would be no down and his pitch particularly 4 years ago was that he was going to use the skills and ingenuity he had learned on the streets of new york to change the country obviously now is that he has no no skills that is so he's been able to obscure by keeping the after $47.00 and now that's out in the open for the 1st time . but many trump voters who have seen this president repeatedly play the fake news card total fake news no actually paid tax but simply won't bu

"erin burnett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>>"outfront" next, what is it with trump and white supremacists? the white house today refusing to unequivocally denounce white supremacists? why is this so hard? the leader of the proud boys, trump told to stand by, also a leader of a grass roots group for trump. the president says he doesn't know who the proud boys are. when it comes to masks in the white house, it comes down to looks, how trump's obsession, his vanity, costs lives. let's go "outfront." >>> and good evening. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, why can't trump quit white supremacists? the president and his white house again today unable

"erin burnett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>>"outfront" next, what is it with trump and white supremacists? the white house today refusing to unequivocally denounce white supremacists? why is this so hard? the leader of the proud boys, trump told to stand by, also a leader of a grass roots group for trump. the president says he doesn't know who the proud boys are. when it comes to masks in the white house, it comes down to looks, how trump's obsession, his vanity, costs lives. let's go "outfront." >>> and good evening. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, why can't trump quit white supremacists? the president and his white house again today unable and unwilling to unambiguously denounce white supremacy. here's the exchange between white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany and a fox news reporter. >> as the person who speaks for the president, does the president denounce white supremacy and groups espousing in all their forms? >> this has been answered yesterday by the president himself, the day before by the president him

burnett from st. paul, whose daughter has multiple sclerosis depends on benefits under the aca. liliana ridley with a 21-year-old son with autism and needs her children to stay on her insurance until she's 26. melanie, being treated for ovarian cancer and needs access to the affordable care act. these are real-world situations. i get you are not saying how you would rule on these cases, so what does that leave us with out whatry to figure kind of judge you would be? i was thinking last night of when i was growing up, we would go up to northern minnesota and we didn't have a cabin, but we had friends that did and we would go on these walks in the lovedith my mom and she to show all the tracks on that path, whether they were deer tracks, she would have us figure out what they were, elk or maybe even a bear, and we would follow these tracks down the path and you would always think is there going to be a deer around the corner? very rarely was there one. but we would follow the tracks. so when i look at your record, i keep following the tracks. that's what i have got to do. tracks,i

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frances hodgson burnett's 1911 novel the secret garden has inspired several movies, ranging from a silent‘905 adaptation. now there's a new version in cinemas and on sky cinema, revisiting the novel's theme of the redemptive power of nature, which seems all the more relevant in these testing times. dixie egerickx is the recently orphaned mary, sent from india to live in england with her widowed uncle archibald, whose son colin has long been kept hidden and bedridden. but a buried key to a magical garden unlocks healing secrets, bringing about change and rebirth. screenwritten by the prolific jack thorne, whose recent credits include the aeronauts, radioactive and tv‘s the eddy, this update relocates the story from the turn of the 20th century to 1947, in the shadow of world war ii and partition. other significant changes include a more sympathetic portrait of mary's parents and the introduction of a ghostly climax which seemed to me to draw inspiration from the amazing mr blunden, one of my favourite movies of all time. cleaving closely to mary's subjective point of view, marc munden's up

erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. course. to face with the realities of the pandemic, forced to drastically reduce the size of his rally, as his testing czar shuts down trump's latest coronavirus claim four days before election day. biden and trump all in on pennsylvania. the president adding another rally there. can either candidate win the white house without the state? we're at the magic wall. and a top florida republican backing biden. will his state follow? i'll ask them. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, down to the wire. just four days until the election.

i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, frantic and erratic. president trump's behavior two weeks before election day is causing fear among republicans tonight. top republicans saying get

welcome to lord burnett, the lord chiefjustice has made a comment regarding some judge's reaction tonment saying, "we don't like certain judgements and it's a bunch of lefty lawyers. " judgements and it's a bunch of lefty lawyers." i think that was not necessarily a very well put phrase at all. but at the same time, as the lord chief justice was at all. but at the same time, as the lord chiefjustice was suggesting, that there shouldn't be any political bias in the justice system, which clearly there shouldn't. he did also ruled that the government's current strategy for removing failed illegal immigrants is not legal. so the government is going to have to think again. that's not... i don't think that's lefty lawyers, and i think that's lefty lawyers, and i think that's what the judge was trying to make clear, that is the law, the current law. so it's all very well for the government to have a strategy for dealing with illegal immigrants, andi strategy for dealing with illegal immigrants, and i think the country would like there to be a proper strategy, but that means then a change in

i'm erin burnett.ront" tonight, joe biden about to speak live in the crucial state of florida. it is his second rally there of the day, with just five days until election day.

erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, breaking news.governor is "outfront" after the fbi thwarts an alleged plot by an anti-government group to kidnap her. why she's calling out president trump. >>> plus, the president in the oval office tonight, as he battles coronavirus. why is the white house still dodging the most basic questions about when he last was tested negative? >>> why were some staffers at walter reed asked to sign nondisclosure agreements during trump's visit last november? >>> and pre t

i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, president trump returning to the campaign trail tonight.e since getting coronavirus and being hospitalized f

i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, the october surprise that isn't a surprise. coronavirus is raging. we are now six days away from election day. and team trump is betting on the message that the virus is vain quished. even as his own task force washes of an unrelenting and broad spread of the virus, even as dr. anthony fauci says the u.s. will not get back to some semblances of normality until the end of 2021, maybe later. well, you can see the denial at trump's rally right now. it is his second of the day in arizona. few masks, no social distancing. even as arizona is facing a near 60% increase in the seven-day average of hospitalizations. you can see it at vice president pence's rallies today, breaking his quarantine again. this is wisconsin earlier today, which recorded a record number of deaths yesterday. pence just now landing in michigan for another rally which is facing a record in hospitalization levels. this is on a day that american voters have been given the starkest choice yet. maskless rallies violating quarantines, images of a virus va vanquished.

i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, just 11 days until election day. and tonight, the candidates laying out stark differences on the defining issue of this campaign, the pandemic. the president about to speak at a rally in pensacola, florida. his second big rally in the sunshine state today. his first was at a retirement community in the villages. many seniors there not wearing masks. no need to remind you, elderly people oh are the increased risk of dying from the coronavirus. joe biden laying out his plan to combat the virus, including specifically wearing masks. >> wearing a mask is not a political statement. it's a scientific imperative. >> biden wants mask mandates in all the states. the president, of course, actively encouraging no mask wearing at his own rallies. and today in florida, with the senioring wearing few masks, at the white house president trump once again mocked a reporter for wearing a mask. >> this is jeff mason. he's got a mask on, it's the largest mask i think i've ever seep. >> while the president is painting a rosy picture toni

i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, frantic and erratic. president trump's behavior two weeks before election day is causing fear among republicans tonight. top republicans saying get it together and change course, fast. so will the president listen to that advice? he's got a chance tonight. live pictures, this rally is in erie, pennsylvania. he needs every vote to get him across the finish line. yet the president today chose to focus his ire yet again on dr. anthony fauci. >> he's a nice guy, but he's been wrong. the only thing i say is, he's a little bit sometimes not a team player. but he is a democrat, and i think that he's just fine. >> of course, fauci is not a democrat, each though that wouldn't matter. and the attacks on fauci are causing concern among republicans. that's part of why several influential republicans have been pleading with the president to change his ways immediately. senator john thune is the second most powerful republican in the senate. he tells manu, i would like to see in the closing days of the campaign him pro

i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, joe biden about to speak live in the crucial state of florida. it is his second rally there of the day, with just five days until election day. both candidates are in florida tonight. the state where coronavirus cases are surging, hospitalizations are on the rise. and not a single voter in florida or anywhere can be confused as to the two world views they are choosing between. trump's massive rally on the left, very few masks, no social distancing. even those behind him who at some rallies are told by the campaign to wear masks for the kamras, mostly shunning them. and then on the other side, biden's gathering, let's call it that, socially distanced, drive-in rally on the right. trump and biden, only 250 miles apart and the two images you see on your screen in florida. but when it comes to their messages, they are a universe apart. >> we locked down, we understood the disease and now we're open for business. >> we're expected to lose another 200,000 people between

erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, breaking news, the president holds his first rally since his battle with coronavirus in florida. right now speaking to a mostly maskless crowd standing shoulder to shoulder, as you see. has the white house learned anything from its own hot zone outbreak? plus dr. anthony fauci with a warning to the white house tonight. don't use me in another campaign ad. and a four-star general, lifelong republican, p.o.w. for seven years, says he has never spoken out about politics before until now. let's go out front. >>> and good evening. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, president trump returning to the campaign trail tonight. the first time since getting coronavirus and being hospitalized for days. heading to a state that reported 1,500 cases so far today with a positivity rate above 10% over the past week. as hospitalizations rise across much of this country. you are looking at live pictures of the president's rally. thousands of supporters packed together. no one is socially distanced. and there are very few in that crowd as we

cnn's special coverage of this major breaking story continues right now with "erin burnett outfront." ♪ >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> good evening, i'm erin burnett and the breaking news, the president of the united states at walter reed hospital after testing positive for coronavirus. president trump taken to walter reed on marine one just 40 minutes ago. you can see he walked out of the white house wearing a suit and a mask. he did not speak to reporters as he got on marine one. looking on as the president left, white house staffers. our jim acosta

erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, the director of the national institutes of health with a dire warning tonight, as president trump claims the u.s. is rounding the corner on the pandemic. and, again, the same day the number of cases in the united states crosses 8 million. biden promising voters what trump has failed to do over the last four years, unite the country. and tonight he's beating the president where it hurts the president the most. and president trump promoting a baseless qanon conspeary theory that osama bin laden was not skilled. a member of s.e.a.l. team six is my guest. good evening. i'm erin burnett. "outfront," more than 8 million americans have tested positive for coronavirus. a grim milestone as the u.s. enters a new peak. no end to the virus spread. the president of the national institutes of health, just telling cnn that deaths are going to go up. >> that indicates people are really severely sick and they need to be in the hospital. and that curve has also started up again, which is really troubling. and that probably means, unfortunate

i'm erin burnett. trump's super spreader event, this way. that is the sign. you can see it right there. that greets thousands of trump supporters controversial proposal to build herd immunity. cnn learning senior administration officials have been discussing a petition called the great berington declaration. this was written by a group of unorthodox scientists that calls for ending lockdowns and allowing the coronavirus to spread freely among young healthy people. they write "we know that all populations will eventually reach herd immunity. ie, the point at which the rate of new infections is stable and this can be assisted by, but is not dependent upon, a vaccine. so how does this group believe they will reach herd immunity if not from a vaccine? just to state the obvious here, through infection. they write, those who are not vulnerable should immediately be allowed to resume life as normal. schools and universities should be open. extracurricular activities such as sports should resume. restaurants and other businesses should open. arts, music, sport and ot

i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, slamming president trump. one week until election day, the biden campaign unleashing its mostweapon, barack obama. hitting him on covid, covid, covid. cases surging, hospitalizationis and deaths up, and president trump is blaming the media for covid. moments ago in a state with record hospitalizations and deaths tonight, he chanted his new mantra. >> no, it's covid. you turn on the news, it's covid, covid. you know when they gee're going stop talking about it so much? november 4th, you're right. november 4th. all they want to talk about is covid. but the good news on the 4th, they'll stop talking about it. >> trump's words in wisconsin, repeating his tweets of earlier today. here's one of them, you can see all the fake news media wants to talk about is covid, covid, covid. november 4th you won't hear much about it anymore. we are rounding the turn. 11 states with record high hospitalizations, peak in the average of new case of 20% in a week. people are sick and dying and that is why we are talking ant it. team

i'm erin burnett. "outfront" this evening, the breaking news. a top trump advise we are a blistering takedown of trump's handling of the coronavirus. chris christie contracted coronavirus after spending hours in debate prep with the president and his team. almost everyone in that room got it. christie spent a week in the hospital and now released a statement saying, i believed when i entered the white house grounds that i had entered a safe zone due to the testing that i and many others underwent every day. i was wrong. i was wrong not to wear a mask at the amy coney barrett announcement. and i was wrong not to wear a mask at my multiple debate prep sessions with the president and the rest of the team. i hope that my experience shows my fellow citizens that you should follow cdc guidelines in public no matter where you are and wear a mask to protect yourself and others. it's a damning statement. chris christie, again, i want to emphasize, he spent seven days in the hospital with coronavirus. he now knows firsthand how serious the virus is. and w

i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, the breaking news, the white house coronavirus outbreak is growing tonight. we have just learned that top trump adviser steven miller has just tested positive for coronavirus. this is video of him from last wednesday. you see him there along with hope hicks, obviously no one there wearing masks. miller was in that debate prep session with president trump, which now brings the total number of people who tested positive who were in that room with the president to 6 out of 8 people, all of them now with the virus. this comes tonight, steven miller's diagnosis just break thing moment. we are also learning two more press aides at the white house have tested positive for coronavirus. so that brings the total number of known infections at the white house to 11 that we know of. and on top of all of this, the top military generals of the united states are now in quarantine because of a positive result from the vice commander of the coast guard, who attended an event at the

erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. news, the closer.resident obama making his case for his former vp, taking president trump head on point on point. and president trump about to rally supporters in north carolina, a must-win state for him. will he respond to obama? and a new cnn poll tonight on two crucial states and how they impact that all-important race to 270. let's go "outfront." good evening. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, obama's blistering takedown of president trump. for more than 30 minutes, delivering a scathing speech, tearing into president trump and it got personal. >> what we do these next 13

erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, the president tearing into dr. anthony fauci in a whole new way, calling him names. even as one of the nation's top experts warns the united states is about to face the darkest period of the pandemic. why is trump suddenly so focused on making fauci the fall guy? plus carbiden a biden and trump about to face off in their final debate. team trump now calling foul and demanding changes. what do they want and will it fly with team bideen? and five-time grammy award artist christopher cross is speaking out. best known for his hits "sailing" and "the best you can do" on how covid temporarily paralyzed him and nearly killed him. christopher cross is my guest. let's go "outfront." >>> and good evening. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, the president has a bogey man for his coronavirus failure. dr. anthony fauci. trump calling fauci an idiot today, stepping up his attacks on this nation's top infectious disease expert. >> people are tired of covid. i have the biggest rallies i've ever had and we have covid. people are

i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, we begin with the breaking news, an alleged front to storm the capitol and kidnap michigan's governor. the alleged attack thwarted by the fbi. in a moment, i'm going to talk to the governor of michigan for her first national interview since the plot became public today. we'll give you the details as we have them now. they are alarming. according to the fbi, the group planned to storm the state capitol with molotov cocktails, taking whitmer hostage and overthrowing the government. that attack was set to take place before the 2020 presidential election. and we're now learning just how involved the fbi was in uncovering this operation. at least seven fbi field offices from across the country involved in thwarting the attack, and just a short time ago, whitmer held a press conference and put some of the blame on president trump. >> just last week, the president of the united states stood before the american people -- >> and now, whitmer being criticized by the presiden

erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. course. trump coming face to face with the realities of the pandemic, forced to drastically reduce the size of his rally, as his testing czar shuts down trump's latest coronavirus claim four days before election day. biden and trump all in on pennsylvania. the president adding another rally there. can either candidate win the white house without the state? we're at the magic wall. and a top florida republican backing biden. will his state follow? i'll ask them. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, down to the wire. just four days until the election. joe biden, president trump in two crucial battleground states right now. the former vice president expected to start speaking soon in milwaukee, wisconsin. the president holding his rally in minnesota. it is there that his campaign once again colliding with the pandemic. and what i want to show you here, this is not what he wanted. we'll show you the crowd size, much different than what we've seen. it's minu

i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, breaking news. the president now planning his first public event for tomorrow on the south lawn of the white house. this despite the fact that he's likely still infected with coronavirus. hundreds of people are expected to attend the event. it's the first in-person event since president trump tested positive a week ago. one of the first big white house events since president trump announced amy coney barrett as his supreme court nominee. that's sort of the core at this debacle. at least ten people at that ceremony have tested positive for coronavirus. and today, the nation's top infectious disease expert called that event at the white house, run by team trump, exactly what it is. >> the data speaks for itself. we had a super spreader event in the white house. >> the president will be speaking from a white house balcony. if you're wondering what precautions are being taken, a source tells cnn attendees will be screened with a temperature check when you walk in, and a questionnaire. and they'll bring

this instead of a news lie from burnett back in full swing on the campaign trail here as president travels to the best and growing state of florida for his 1st rally since being hospitalized with cold with 98 up to saying he's now testing negative democratic challenger former vice president joe biden also campaigning in a key state with election day just 3 weeks away. violence and bella ruse intensified swiss twenty's pepper spraying elderly demonstrators do you agrees more sanctions and response to me as.

cnn's special coverage of this major breaking story continues right now with "erin burnett outfront." ♪ >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> good evening, i'm erin burnett and the breaking news, the president of the united states at walter reed hospital after testing positive for coronavirus. president trump taken to walter reed on marine one just 40 minutes ago. you can see he walked out of the white house wearing a suit and a mask. he did not speak to reporters as he got on marine one. looking on as the president left, white house staffers. our jim acosta taking this picture, as you see for the first time, almost everyone wearing a mask. according to the white house, the president will be at walter reed for several days. the white house says there will not be a transfer of power at this time. as of tonight, we still know extremely little about the president's realen can, a source telling cnn that trump has had a fever since this morning. according to his doctor, he was given a dose of a new experimental antibody cocktail. we'll tell you more about that. just before the president left f

a spinout happened earlier north 680 north of 242 heading to burnett heading to the benicia bridge withno injuries. but it was a spinout and fire crews there blocking the fast lanes checking for minor injuries from what i understand. minor traffic flow over to the bay bridge. we'll talk about slowing in oakland but, laura, right now you have breaking news in san francisco. >>> that's right. it's breaking news out of san francisco just in. there's an active cliff rescue that is going on. the san francisco fire department actually tweeted it out. it started at about 4:00 this morning going on at battery in the presidio. one is lost, one is located but trapped. there's a rescue going on. we have a crew headed to the scene. we'll bring you any available updates as soon as they come in to us in our newsroom. >>> in less than 24 hours thousands of people could lose power again. now this is all part of what seems to be a new normal for so many in the north bay. pg&e contacted its customers about the potential power shutoff which is expected to start tomorrow. nearly 4,300 residents in napa cou

burnett would have a vaccine potentially. it might be even longer. that seems to be missing.we don't have any vision of that and people would expect that eight months into this, that we would have some visibility by now. and i think over the summer, we got lulled into a false sense of security and as soon as you're eating out to help and all that sort of stuff, this is as you open up the economy a bit, you're going to get the spikes and interesting that the entire ministers questions that keir starmer was really pushing the prime minister on how do you get out of tier 2 and tier 3? what are the metrics that you will use and is in this our rate that measures the rate of infection spreading, what do you actually measure what is the endgame here? and that is the really is to communicate more clearly because all of us are a bit lost at the moment. what is the endgame is we all want to know. that's it for the papers this hour. thank you ali miraj and benedicte paviot. from goodbye for now. hello, i'm jane dougall with your latest sports news. a patrick bamford hatrick spoiled asto

he has every reason to smile at the moments junia now goldman's like thickets top of the burnetts league are unbeaten and scoring goals like this. i fear state me star striker t.-mo van are off to his move to chelsea see misplaced so far. as my name is more than happy with the balance of his team. the young skin on the equipment and all the boys all get along with each other really well and so do the coaching staff has a good spirits among us and i hope the players notice that we all speak the same language and all have the same desire to win at the moment she demanded was given and dismissed the. light 6 run in last season's champions league was ended by paris and your man in the semifinals the french side along with bush action here in manchester united are in light seeks group tricky but doable according to the man between the posts. flies. it is clear our group this season will be a little bit tougher than last season. but it's we want to do as well as last season and get ounce of the group and the 1st step in doing that then down a marker against the sharks are here weakest team in