especially for corey comperatore's family.peaking former president family i'm sorry i don't need to butcher's name is also respected. do you plan to speak with him? >> yes because you gave me an idea some of the political aspects are going to be speaking to with the former president will be speaking to him about corey's family as well and how they are doing now? >> of course pay a lot of money was raised for his family. for his children. president trump helped lead that with others. a lot of those people are here. i had a chance to read corey's family and friends earlier today it's extremely emotional for them. no one can forget he lost his life here. just because he attended a political rally. and that cannot happen again in the united states. it cannot happen again. arthel: cannot happen again, cannot happen again put on a personal note, how are you feeling? i know you walked in there you felt the emotion of the crowd there. i'm not sure you've laid eyes on the former president yet to give us an idea of how he is feeling bef

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tribute to, you know, you can't say enough for corey comperatore.bout him and his family, i spoke with his daughters, his sister, his wife, i mean, just real, real sadness yet appreciation for the tribute that was being played -- paid. it was really something. rachel: yeah, tell me more about the family. i mean, i just, i can't imagine what they've been through. you sat next to them. what was their reaction to what was happening, the way they were being honored and the way their loved one was being honored, corey? >> yeah. you know, they were listening, they would offer some of their feelingsings. again, i mentioned appreciation. you could sense that. but real deeped sadness at the same time. and they were listening intently. i mean, they were there for hours, right? if they were there until the very end. when after say maria with -- "ave maria" a came up, rachel, you mentioned that earlier, i mean, they were in tears. most people there were. it was quite moving, compelling, strong, you know, emotional. and i'll tell you what, president trump just h

but at the same time it's a solemn moment for corey comperatore who lost his life. other two individuals who are seriously injured. he is a fire crew, jersey is up there. it's overcoat we cannot forget about that. it's kind of a blend. it's a positive thing. >> there is a different mood here in butler, pennsylvania than last time. there is more of a rowdy atmosphere. here they are still talking about the memory of corey comperatore per he's his own body sitting up there behind me too shield his family but he lost his life we know others were wounded to bring that crowd that it we expected the former president to talk about them as they remember all the chaos it unfolded. [background noises] what are you doing? what are we doing? what are we doing? >> that was only 12 weeks ago. shocks ringing out the former presidents upon the stage speaking. trump fell to the ground. i remember watching in real-time thinking is he going to come back up? he did and it came back up with his fist in the air telling the public he was going to fight for america. the gunman was somehow a

corey comperatore was an incredible husband and father, a devout christian, a veteran, and a proud formerire chief, very respected within the town, everybody knew him. few men volunteered to run into fires, but corey was one of those who did. he ran into fires. this guy would do anything, brave guy, like you. and he was also a protector who put his life on the line for others, and he loved doing it, and when the sound of gunshots peers to be air on that july evening corey limped into the fire one more time threw himself on top of his wife and daughter as he didn't want their murder he threw himself he said he knew what was happening. he didn't want them hurt. and he was hit hard, he was hit hard, and he gave his life to shield their lives every father, husband in america hopes that if the time came we would have what corey did. tremendous courage and discuss and he wanted to protect his family, and he did protect his family. at this time it is 6:11, 12 weeks to the minute that the shooting began. i would like to ask everyone to join me in a moment of silence. [ bell tolling ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

jim sweetland who worked on corey comperatore that day in july.ports elon musk will be there later today. and karoline leavitt, trump's 2024 national press secretary, was on "fox & friends" saying this will be some of the message you hear today in butler, pennsylvania. >> president trump is going back to butler to honor the lives of the victims who were lost are, who were injured, to be with their families and the really just show the strength of these families who lost their loved one, the family of corey, namely, and the other two gentleman men -- gentlemen on that day who were injured. i saw the lines behind pete, the fact that pennsylvanians are showing up at a place where president trump came within millimeters of losing his life shows the resiliency, the strength, the determination of the american people. and he will be there tonight with a message of unity, a message of strength talking about how we're going to save this great country. and, again, it was just two months ago where he took a bullet for democracy. rachel: yeah, no question abo

. >> it was incredible energy, it was bittersweet because corey comperatore lost his life at the last butler rally. we spoke with his family. we are so sad he is no longer with us, what donald trump and i take from that, you have incredible people willing to show up and in corey's case willing to throw himself over his wife and daughters to protect them. we will campaign as hard as we can to earn the people's trust. i take inspiration from it. president trump talked about he said most men have asked in a moment of crisis, will i be man enough to do what corey comperatore did, i take inspiration from his sacrifice and i think folks in butler were thrilled to celebrate his life and what is possible in this country with better leadership, that is what this campaign is about. >> will: senator j.d. vance, we appreciate you being with us. look forward to seeing you again. thank you so much. >> thank you, take care. >> will: don't move, mark levin is next. lord, you know what's on our hearts. you know where we struggle. you know where we need to be pushed. help us give it all to you. the goo

while donald trump survived, corey comperatore did not.e and daughters. his widow, helen, told me how they'd been childhood sweethearts. the day before he was killed, my youngest daughter pulled out his senior photo that he had given to me. and on the back he had written that i was his best... ..thanked me for being his best friend. and he actually teared up and looked at me and said, "thank you for being my best friend." so it was just kind of weird that we had that moment, you know, the day before. throughout the rally, corey had joked how he believed the former president would get him up on stage. less than a week later, corey's jacket was displayed on stage as donald trump accepted the republican nomination. when trump told me he was going to do that, we were all sitting here and watching it and... ..i just cried because, you know, isaid, "he got his moment on stage with trump." so, you know, it was kind of like a nice moment, but it was a sad moment at the same time. two people with an exceptional view that day were a mother and son,

the former president remembered corey comperatore, you can see right there that was in the crowd and s where corey was sitting that day. he was a fireman, a dad and a husband who was shot and killed at that rally in july. they marked the spot where he used his own body to shield his wife and his young daughter from the gunfire. two other men were badly wounded. they are still on the road to recovery. one of the men was there, but the other -- according to former president trump -- had to undergo yet another surgery. >> i would like to ask everyone to join me in a moment of silence. [background sounds] >> reporter: yeah, and very emotional. although 12 weeks have gone by, doesn't feel like much time has passed when you're back there in butler. you can hear the crowd singing and chanting for the former president, also singing the national anthem, breaking out into song there in butler, pennsylvania. back out here live, there was also lots of star power there at that rally. we saw elon musk up on that stage. he told all the americans there that they need to get out and vote because this

obviously, everybody is remembering corey comperatore and his family.an for you to be here questioning. >> it is closing the circle and such an unbelievable moment. it was iconic because the president put his fist in the air and if anything coach at three months, the need for strength in the white house has become more clear. him coming back is just a symbol of strength, courage, resilience at a time when our country needs at the most. >> laura: it's dave mccormick and bob casey are about tight in pennsylvania. after a 91 minutes rally in a 15 minute call to supporters, donald trump and i chatted about the moment hurricane relief efforts, women voters, kamala scarcity strategy and how he wants to be remembered. when you walked out and lee greenwood was singing, i've known you for 20 plus years, a long time, and i looked at you and there was an emotional moment where i think people around me were starting to tear up. where you close to tearing up at that moment? >> if i admitted that, i think i would lose a lot of votes. [laughter] i'm not supposed to --

obviously everyone is remembering corey comperatore today and his family. for you to be here? >> you know, it's closing the circle. it was such an unbelievable moment. and so iconic to see the president get off the mat and put his fist up in the air. if anything, three months, the need for strength in the white house has become more clear. and so i think him coming back is just a symbol of strength and courage and resilience at a time when our country needs it the most. >> laura: dave mccormick and bob casey are about tied there in pennsylvania. after 91 minute rally and then a 15-minute call to supporters donald trump and i chatted about the moment the hurricane relief efforts, women voters, kamala's scarcity strategy and how he wants to be remembered. >> laura: when you walked out and lee greenwood was singing i have known you 20 years, a long time. i looked at you and there was an emotional moment where, i think people around you were starting to tear up. were you close to tearing up at that moment. >> well, if i admitted that i think i would lose a lot

the shooting killed corey comperatore and left trump with a bloodied ear. the chaos you just heard, david, part of a pivotal moment in the 2024 campaign, and there's fear of even more political violence as election day nears. david? >> david: let's hope not for sure. aaron katersky tonight, thank you. >>> now, to the deadly e. coli outbreak linked to mcdonald's. tonight, the cdc now warning the number of cases could rise. one person is dead, at least 49 sickened in at least ten states now. colorado reporting the most cases. tonight, investigators focusing on one ingredient, slivered onions, and for now, the quarter pounders are off the menu in one-fifth of all mcdonald's restaurants, all in the affected region. here's mola lenghi. >> reporter: tonight, as health officials race to find the source of the deadly e. coli outbreak linked to mcdonald's quarter pounders, they say they expect the number of people affected to grow. so far, they've tracked 49 cases of e. coli across ten states. at least one person has died and ten others had to be hospitalized. the f

, he is the man who was killed on july 13 by that spray of both well, let's corey comperatore is family was in the audience and donald trump spoke about him at length, talking about the type of man that he was and how he had shielded his family members. and that is how he died. he died dying a hero. donald trump also thanked some of the other victims who were injured that day, as well as secret service and butler law enforcement and pennsylvania law enforcement overall. now, i will say he spent probably the first 30 minutes or so of his speech doing what his campaign had said he would do, which is make this a remembrance however, after that his speech became very political and it reminded me of his speech at the republican national convention in milwaukee just days after his first butler appearance, where he had promised a speech about unity, and he did give one until he he quickly turned this speech into an attack on some of his allies. it was very similar on saturday. i want you to take a listen to what he and both his running mate, jd vance had said over the past eight years, those w

republican presidential nominee will be x owner and staunch supporter elon musk, and the wife of corey comperatoreer firefighter who was killed in the crowd at the last event let's ta ke let's take you to those live pictures. we have already heard from donald trump's son eric trump. we have also heard from lara trump, his daughter, and a little earlier lara trump, his daughter, and a little earlieer vance, his running mate, of course, for the presidential election in november, also addressing the crowd. a lot of them have banners that say fight, fight, fight. we are waiting for donald trump to arrive. as you can imagine, following that original assassination attempt injuly, security is very tight. you can see at the top right—hand corner your screen the snipers that are there on the snipers that are there on the roof, the secret service were criticised afterjuly. no attempted assassination attempt. very much out in force on all of the roofs, and security has been tightened ahead of this event. indeed, the former president will deliver his speech from behind bullet—proof glass. a number of the even

also in attendance will be the family of firefighter corey comperatore, who lost his life while shieldingt the rally back in july. joining us now is nbc's jake traylor. he is live. i know that j.d. vance took to the stage just a short time ago. what has is messaging been so far? >> reporter: senator vance is on stage behind me speaking right now, as we speak. it is interesting and notable that when ever the attempted assassination took place in july, j.d. vance was not trump's vp pick . he had met with donald trump earlier that day. it had not been expected as his vp. his remarks have just kicked off. i want to read you a quote he just had seconds ago. donald trump took a bullet for democracy, what have you done? record seeing the democrats in this phrase. it is notable that what j.d. vance is doing is what former president donald trump is going to have to do, which is thread the needle of mourning the loss of a community member of this town in butler. also attempting to turn and looking forward to the november election but that is what we are seeing from senator vance and looking forward

i actually i'm not sure if you can see behind me, but in the crowd where god, he was corey comperatore was sitting on that in the bleachers behind the podium. they've actually put up. he was a firefighter. they put up his old firefighter jacket and his how helmet and also just had sculpture artist or a painter, i should say, i get up on stage and do a painting that ended up revealing him a lot of folks because today on the victims, also those who were injured we're also going to see some pretty high folk, her profile republicans here with donald trump that includes elon musk. of course. remember here endorse donald trump just moments after that shooting happened in july for us in a seat. jd vance are going to see members of donald trump's family, including eric trump and laura trump. there we're really trying to make this a huge event now, as for the people on the ground, i spoke to many rally attended some of whom were here on july 13 and more recount what do those experiences. >> but others who were not and all of them said that they're glad donald trump came back, that they knew tha

que mostraba cuando le dispararon ante decenas de miles de personas, encabezo un homenaje a corey comperatorebero que fallecio ahi el 13 de julio y agradecio la respuesta del servicio secreto. >> quiero agradecerle al servicio secreto, son gente maravillosa. >> y en ese momento, esos agentes demostraron que no habia ningun devocion a su responsabilidad que es in indescriptible. >> y lo volvieron a a hacer hace tres semanas cuando hicieron un trabajo fantastico, cuando hubo otro intento contra mi vida, vimos en un mundo donde hay maldad, les estoy profundamente agradecido. >> trump recibio en el escenario al multimillonario elon musk, quien lo apoya y subrayo la necesidad de registrarse para contra interrumpio abruptamente despues, trump anunciaba su intencion de regresar para un gran y hermoso mitin cuando aun no estaba claro si las medidas de seguridad lo permitirian. >> para su regreso, el servicio secreto elevo la proteccion. >> los asistentes pasaron por una rigurosa revision a la entrada. >> el escenario fue fortificado con cristal antibalas. >> se colocaron francotiradores adicionales y

while donald trump survived, corey comperatore did not.otected his wife and daughters. his widow, helen, told me how they'd been childhood sweethearts. the day before he was killed, my youngest daughter pulled out his senior photo that he had given to me. and on the back he had written that i was his best... thanked me for being his best friend. and he actually teared up and looked at me and said, "thank you for being my best friend". so it was just kind of weird that we had that moment, you know, the day before. throughout the rally, corey had joked how he believed the former president would get him up on stage. less than a week later, corey's jacket was displayed on stage as donald trump accepted the republican nomination. ijust cried because, you know, i said he got his moment on stage with trump. so, you know, it was kind of like a nice moment, but it was a sad moment at the same time. two people with an exceptional view that day were a mother and son, ii—year—old gino, dressed as the former president, just feet from the stage. i felt

formerfire chief corey comperatore.ing family in attendance for a minute's silence in his honour. this time, amid much tighter security and from behind bullet—proof glass, mr trump repeated his calls for his supporters to secure his victory in pennsylvania in november. and he called his most high—profile backer, tech billionaire elon musk, who endorsed him soon after the shooting, onto the stage in butler. take over, elon! take over. we had one president who couldn't climb a flight of stairs, and another who was fist pumping after getting shot. fight, fight, fight! blood coming down the face! in the immediate aftermath of the assassination attempt, donald trump received a notable bump in the polls. by returning to butler, he hopes to project an image of fearlessness and bolster his support, with less than a month to go until voting day. butler is staunchly pro—trump country, and now synonymous with a presidential shooting. but some supporters see the hand of history, even divine intervention, in his brush with death. ij

those shots killed corey comperatore, who died shielding his family from the bullets.will be honored here on saturday. supporters are already on site. >> this is butler. we don't stand down. we stand up. >> reporter: and the rally site right behind me is already locked down. authorities say they are expecting over 25,000 people to be in attendance here, including the billionaire elon musk. norah? >> norah: caitlin huey-burns in pennsylvania and nikole killian in georgia, thank you. tonight, the death toll from hurricane helene keeps rising. at least 225 people are dead now across six states, and the full scope of the destruction is only now coming into focus. in the mountains of north carolina, entire towns are swamped, buried under mud and debris. and now a big question is how to start cleaning up. cbs's manuel bojorquez is there. >> reporter: downtown marshall, north carolina, was swallowed by catastrophic flooding. now what remains is covered in a thick coat of mud and debris that's considered hazardous. ben phillips is shoveling it out of his home. what's it like t

this video, taken just moments later. while donald trump survived, corey comperatore did not.osing his life as he protected his wife and daughters. his widow, helen, told me how they'd been childhood sweethearts. the day before he was killed, my youngest daughter pulled out his senior photo that he had given to me. and on the back he had written that i was his best... thanked me for being his best friend. and he actually teared up and looked at me and said, "thank you for being my best friend". so it was just kind of weird that we had that moment, you know, the day before. throughout the rally, corey had joked how he believed the former president would get him up on stage. less than a week later, corey's jacket was displayed on stage as donald trump accepted the republican nomination. ijust cried because, you know, i said he got his moment on stage with trump. so, you know, it was kind of like a nice moment, but it was a sad moment at the same time. two people with an exceptional view that day were a mother and son, 11—year—old gino, dressed as the former president, just feet

. >> reporter: pennsylvania's governor says firefighter corey comperatore was shot and killed while tryingprotect his family at the rally. congress and the secret service are now investigating. the head of the secret service resigned. the agency has called butler a failure, acknowledging communication breakdowns. >> did the secret service fail former president trump and fail you that day? >> oh, yes. big -- big-time. >> it was a rush job. you know? it was put together too quickly and they skipped steps. >> reporter: the fbi says there was a second attempt on former president trump's life which the secret service was able to stop. and just this weekend a man in california was arrested allegedly for having weapons and ammo in his car as he tried entering a trump rally. that man has said he actually supports trump and denies he was trying to assassinate him. lester? >> okay. tom llamas, thank you. >>> here in new york new allegations of sexual assault and rape against music mogul sean combs filed in lawsuits first reported by nbc news. chloe melas has late details. >> reporter: tonight sean "

joining trump saturday, the family of corey comperatore, the firefighter dad who was killed. back then i spoke to dr. joseph maine, who rushed over to help. >> the man was definitely killed instantaneously. >> reporter: a moment he says he can't forget. >> them bringing the body down where i saw that will stick with me till the end of my life. >> reporter: do you think you're going to go? >> yes. >> reporter: why? returning, mother and son donna and joe hutz. >> i knew my son was scared to death because he was holding my hand. terrorized where i feel like i'm only safe at home. >> i knew my son was scared to death, and he held my hand. he hasn't held my hand since he was 5 or 6 years old. >> how are you going to support each other through this? >> i don't know, hold hands. >> how are you doing now? >> doing a lot better. i ended up in trauma therapy. the way i described it to my therapist, i says i can't get out of the bleachers. >> reporter: they hope to turn a weekend of tragedy into a time of healing. >> they're not going to scare us away from the rally. >> defiance. >> yo

while donald trump survived, corey comperatore did not.y'd been childhood sweethearts. the day before he was killed, my youngest daughter pulled out his senior photo that he had given to me. and on the back he had written that i was his best... thanked me for being his best friend. and he actually teared up and looked at me and said, "thank you for being my best friend". so it was just kind of weird that we had that moment, you know, the day before. throughout the rally, corey had joked how he believed the former president would get him up on stage. less than a week later, corey's jacket was displayed on stage as donald trump accepted the republican nomination. ijust cried because, you know, i said he got his moment on stage with trump. so, you know, it was kind of like a nice moment, but it was a sad moment at the same time. two people with an exceptional view that day were a mother and son, ii—year—old gino, dressed as the former president, just feet from the stage. i felt everything. i felt sad, scared, mad that someone would do this. t

while donald trump survived, corey comperatore did not.aughters. his widow, helen, told me how they'd been childhood sweethearts. the day before he was killed, my youngest daughter pulled out his senior photo that he had given to me. and on the back he had written that i was his best... thanked me for being his best friend. and he actually teared up and looked at me and said, "thank you for being my best friend". so it was just kind of weird that we had that moment, you know, the day before. throughout the rally, corey had joked how he believed the former president would get him up on stage. less than a week later, corey's jacket was displayed on stage as donald trump accepted the republican nomination. ijust cried because, you know, i said he got his moment on stage with trump. so, you know, it was kind of like a nice moment, but it was a sad moment at the same time. two people with an exceptional view that day were a mother and son, 11—year—old gino, dressed as the former president, just feet from the stage. i felt everything. i felt sad

people like that woman there and emotional for the family that is going to be up on stage, corey comperatore'sily and of course for the president coming back to the scene of where he almost lost his life and, pete, just so glad that our show sent you there because right from the get go from almost immediately after the president was shot and iconic ports of entry toe was taken and can't show that picture and propaganda. they were worried this image would bolster trump and show him as a fighter and help him electorally and they wanted to get back to how did this happen? not just from the secret service point of view and who was that kid that shot him and what do we know and i'm hoping that this attention from this rally, you being there and these crowds turning out in the record numbers might bring more attention to that and there's a lot of questions about what happened that day. reporter: if feels like a lot was quickly worm holed, rachel. that's part of the reason why president trump is coming back here and not just back here, but almost the exact same stage set up. the canes are up and flag

corey comperatore was killed as he shielded his family from gun fire. >> todd: a cat lost during hurricanee returned home after eight days. blanco clung to the roof. he has recovered back to normal. the family will join "fox and friends" folk /* later this morning. >> carley: good news for the family. >> janice: i love it. so many stories of rescuing pets. we have good people doing great work for people suffering now. still in the carolinas and florida. you know what, it is important to take care of animals. i'm a pet owner, i would never go anywhere without her. take a look at cold temperatures. below freezing in the great lakes and north east. frost and freeze advisories, winter is coming. we'll see a roller coaster ride in the fall with cold temperatures and things will warm up before real winter comes. f forecast lows in the carolinas. temperatures below freezing, that is my concern, especially north of asheville, where we're going to be dealing with prolonged area of cold temperatures. here is asheville forecast, 53 is daytime high and dealing with record lows with temperatures in the

thursday night football on twitter, 17 million watched and hugged the family of fire fighter corey comperatoreho was killed by the assassin's bullet. how does this translate to votes for the president? >> well, let me say first that i want to cassioppi mog this anniversary -- acknowledge this anniversary of brutal and very tragic attack. our organization project 21, our heart goes out to the family members of both americans and israelis who were brutally attacked and slaughtered and now over 100 being held hostage. when i was a kid, we had media beside met works like yours that highlighted when americans were being held hostage and jimmy carter told every single day how many days americans will be held hostage and going for them. liz: the assassination attempt and how does it affect the voters? turn back your question though. >> telling us what's really happening in america. our founders gave us the right of self-government and 232 years ago gave us the first amendment as a tool to help make it happen. this weekend was an amazing example of people standing up and both of them going. what's rea

he kept a promise that he is coming back, he has honoured the life of corey comperatore and the othersot. he did something else. for a nation to heal, anybody will tell you you have two back to the location it started. he was doing something for the nation at the same time he was doing it for everybody else. he finished his speech, he welcomed everybody back, do not be fearful of these people who want to put fear in to our lives about politics. that's rise again. i promise you this there are people in that rally who were not going to support him but want to support the nation. >> greg: i did not even think about that. that was really a special thing for butler. to be known as he came back as opposed to where he almost was killed. it was actually a triumph, part two, a sequel that is better than the first. kat did you catch any of this over the weekend are were you busy, busy? >> i was busy. i was backstage waiting two onstage on one of my shows. the clip of trump saying as i was saying, a friend said it to me. the friend who said it to me is the most liberal person i know. probably to

corey comperatore was an incredible husband and father. , inveterate and a proud former fire chief. very respected in the town. everyone knew him. few men volunteered to run into fires but corey was one of those who did. he ran into fires. he spoke to people and said this guy would do anything. he was brave. a brave guy like you. he was also a protector who put his life on the line for others. he and he loved doing it. when the sound of gunshots pierced the air on that july evening, corey leapt into the fire one more time in his last seconds of this earth he threw himself on top of his wife and daughter sue. he did not them hurt. he threw himself. he knew what was happening. he did not want them hurt. and he was hit hard. he was hit hard. and he gave his life to shield their lives. every father and husband in america help set at the time it came we would have what corey had. tremendous courage, tremendous guts and he wanted to protect his family and he did protect his family. at this time it is 6:11 p.m. 12 weeks to the minutes that the sho

this statement down into four parts, a personal part that donald trump made it a point to bring corey comperatoree two other victims who were shot and he recognized the individuals. he stopped the speech at 6:11 which was the time he got shot and the bells tolled and then who comes out and sings of a maria, this audience was so mobilized. on their own, they started singing "god bless america." i had chills and was in tears just watching the patriotism and how strong it was and how i was able to say thank god not everyone has gone and then of course it was the psychological aspect, the bravery aspect where you had people who witnessed a shooting from the first to butler rally who came back, you had a president who was shot and came back. you had the family members who came back, look, people suffer from ptsd just seeing homicide and seeing someone shot. these people experienced it firsthand. they came back and then there is the political peace, pennsylvania is a toss-up state. every time it's one point, one point, one point. but for me the telling thing was that the democrats had 960,000 more regi

family members of corey comperatore, the trump supporter murdered at the july rally, will be in attendance. >> we need a moment of healing. he wants to create new positive memories and associations with butler, pennsylvania. >> fema insists no hurricane disaster response money has been diverted to migrants. we expect hurricane helene, the u.s. military, and the prospects of potentially a world war iii to be major topics here at the town hall in fayetteville, home to fort liberty, the largest army base in the u.s. bret? >> bret: bryan llenas, live in fayetteville, bryan, thanks. vice president kamala harris delivering remarks at a campaign event in flint, michigan right now. it is part of the campaign's effort to appeal to a key block of voters. we are getting late word that the vice president met with leaders with the muslim and arab community there correspondent bill melugin is in the crowd there on the campaign trail with her. >> as president, he did not lift aer ta finger to save the pensif millions of american workers. we did. >> harris will be getting a shot in the arm in these final

. >> dana: meantime the wife of corey comperatore who was shot and killed by the alleged trump shooter also says she is angry at law enforcement claiming the multiple security failures led to his death. secret service says they take full responsibility for the shooting. i don't know what happens from there. >> bill: interesting to hear those guys talk about how they knew they were shot, a and b to come back and talk about being in a rush job. unfortunately in hindsight they were right. okay, that's that. this from north carolina now, check it out. >> i lost two cousins over here. i lost my mother and my father. my aunt and uncle, my great aunt and uncle. and just right here on this stretch. >> bill: can't get that back. reeling in grief. hurricane helene leaving mountain communities in north carolina for a long road to recovery in so many ways. >> dana: we'll be with them indeed. taking targets off the table. a new leak reportedly revealing that israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu told president biden. >> bill: a report on sex trafficking along migrant gangs flourishing under thi

that is the great corey comperatore. [applause] [chanting 'corey'] we will never forget corey.will never forget his hero is in that day and i want everyone to join me now and sending our support, respects, our love to the family here with us today. we love you guys. thank you for joining us and thank you for loving this country and thank you for not giving up on it. [applause] now after the heart ache of that day our nation hopes to turn a page. we hope our opponents would remember before we were democrats or before we were republicans, we are americans. but sadly, our opponents have not heeded abraham lincoln's words and listen to the better angels of our nature. even after that terrible assassination attempt that took one man's life and nearly took many others, they continued to use dangerous inflammatory rhetoric. the media has continued to call donald trump, the guy who actually won his primary, a threat to democracy. [booing] a democratic senator called him an existential threat to our democracy. kamala harris said he was attacking "the foundations of our democracy." i thi

musk has announced he is going to be there and honor the memory of corey comperatore and others who wereutiful. lara, you are in north carolina. we are talking tour friends there and interviewing so many people. it's so sad. all these houses are gone. lives have been taken away from families. and the former president is going to go there, north carolina and georgia today, donald trump. what do you make of this disaster relief help? they are saying they feel forgotten. >> i got to he will it you, ainsley, you are right. this is my home state. i don't even have the words to describe what i have been hearing from people who live in the western part of the state. i have to tell you i think what we're going to find out is far worse than anything that's been reported. i'm hearing from people that the local authorities are no longer trying to go house to house to just bring water to people. they are going house to house to bring body bags. overwhelming smell of corpses rotting right now in the western part of the state. people have been left behind. and disgraceful does not begin to describe wh

he spoke from behind a wall of proof glass and honored former firefighter corey comperatore was killedting. he also applied to -- try to blame democrats for the shooting. >> those who want to stop us from achieving this future have slandered me, impeached me, indicted me, tried to me off the ballot and who knows, maybe even tried to kill me. >> doing -- joining me now, tom nichols, staff writer with the atlantic. in light of the assassination attempt in july, -- in the months since, we have seen a return to, spreading lies about his disaster relief response. what do you make of the fallout of what happened in butler, to donald trump? >> donald trump can't change. certainly not his personality type and certainly not at his age. it is not surprising that he keeps going back to it because look, i am glad he's okay, i think we always have to point out here that the fact donald trump is politicizing the attempt doesn't mean the rest of us have to. i'm glad the shooter missed, i'm glad the secret service got the bad guy. but for trump, this is just an unending cycle of grievance, of mining t

you can see it there, that is the same spot where corey comperatore was sitting in july. volunteer firefighter, the husband and dad, was shot and killed at this butler rally. he was just sitting there trying to shelter or shield, rather, his own family from the gunfire when it broke out. his family will be here today to, they're going to be talking with former president trump who's expected to honor him and two otherral low -- rally-goers who were shot and badly injured. it is eerie for a lot of people standing back in the same spot. this is where i was when we heard what sounded like fireworks, and now look at all the a chaos that's unfolded. not just one attempted assassination, but one also just a few weeks ago. we know security will be top of mind here. who else will be here today? elon musk, j.d. vance and a lot of other family members who want to be here on this historic day, griff. griff: alexis, i'm just struck when you show me that crowd, the pullback from that crowd. trump -- it doesn't start until 5 p.m. that's some five hours, and yet it looks like the rally's

and firefighter corey comperatore was killed that butler, pennsylvania crowd as he shielded his familythe gunfire. rapper sean "diddy" combs is denying a new wave of sexual assault allegations and six new lawsuits. the rapper is accused of sexually assaulting two women and four men. including one who was just 16 years old at the time. his attorney says, quote: in court the truth will prevail that mr. comsz has never sexually assaulted anyone, adult or minor, man or woman. diddy was arrested in new york last month on sex trafficking and racketeering charges and his trial is expected to start next may he will face questions over his relationship with fani willis during the georgia election interference investigation against former president trump. wade has since stepped down from the case. willis argued in a letter to jewish area chairman jim jordan that he shouldn't testify over concerns that he will be forced to improperly divulge confidential information vice presidential nominee tim walz bragging about his capabilities after video seeming to struggle with his gun over the weekend. >>