>> debbie itzo. >> reporter: debbie itzo.fense argued, that independent debbie sometimes went by her married name. they called lars' friends to say the couple's marriage was solid. >> how would you describe his relationship with debbie? >> perfect. >> it was very good. >> did you ever notice any sense any marital conflict? >> no. >> reporter: kristi itzo explained how her normally stoic brother was overcome with profound grief. >> he was crying. he was curled up in a ball. he grabbed me. we cried for like 20 minutes. and all he wanted was debbie back. >> reporter: but the defense knew their case hinged on one thing -- lars' state of mind the moment he pulled the trigger. >> i need you to raise your right hand. >> reporter: and there was only one person who could tell that to the jury. >>> accused killer lars itzo was about to take the witness stand. he was prepared to tell his story, but was he prepared to answer pointed question from the prosecution? >>> coming up -- a grieving husband or a lying one? >> the love of your lif

representative debbie dingell.after three nights of the republican convention, do you sense this race is going to tighten? is it already tightened? rep. dingell: now you are talking to debbie dingell who has been saying i don't believe every single paul. i was one of the very few people that said that donald trump could win four years ago. i think it is going to be a competitive presidential race. i think it is honestly going to be the most important election of our lifetime. people need to engage. i am worried about the direction of the country. i do love mike kelly, but i'm very worried about the fear and hatred that is dividing us as a country. i'm an american. i'm not republican or democrat first. i think the leader needs to lead us and needs to unite us. i'm very glad that mike is doing ok. i'm just really scared when i heard that he was sick. but i also wish we could get the president just to wear a mask. i also want to see us get a vaccine. but i don't want us to be so quick that it is not safe for that we a

debbie: i'm going to be very strong on this. going to let president trump define who we are as democrats. i identified this issue two months ago. joe biden has been very clear that he does not support defund the police. we need right now as far as i'm concerned a leader that's not afraid to have uncomfortable conversations. and kenosha, wisconsin has reaffirmed again, a black man and white man were treated differently. we've got to identify it. we've got to have a leader who will have that conversation. i think president trump continues to put kerosene on the fire. i know many democrats, i do not know a democrat that supports anarchy, rioting, looting. we all need to condemn it, republicans and democrats and i see the black lives matter event yesterday again working with the police. my police chief, i've done 20 of these kind of events, community vigils, marches. my police chiefs met with the kids, the leaders of the group, they walked with them in many instances. it's not either/or, weed need a leader, which joe biden is, which

debbie's son andrew harper was killed in the line of duty.." and then, "oh. you know, there's nothing that breaks it. it's 24/7. you know, 24 hours a day. it's just the physical pain that you feel all day, every day. and it doesn't... it just doesn't go away. both women have turned the pain of losing a son into campaigning. debbie is fighting for andrew's law — it would mean an automatic 20—year sentence for anyone convicted of killing a police officer. it charlotte wants anne sacoolas, who's been charged with causing death by dangerous driving, to go through the british justice system. to take on your government and the american government, you know, its larger than enormous — it's a monster. and she's just kept going. but as i know, you keep going for your boy. but i think what we're both hoping is ourcampaigns will be able to help us to learn to actually live again. but debbie and charlotte are still haunted by the horrific ways they lost their sons. obviously with andrew, he was 99% unconscious at the very first when he went down. but tha

host: debbie wasserman schultz we'll give you the last word. ms. wasserman schultz: what joe just said don't believe your lying eyes, you lying eyes over the last four years or your lying eyes over the convention. i did help produce two national convention and i think that there is a significant benefit to doing a lot of the organizing in person and so -- but i think we really have seen particularly from our convention which wasn't slapped together at the last minute like the republican convention was, we were able to really have a lot of incredible display of all of america. the diversity of america. being able to do our roll call in each state. having those states' leaders and representatives and diversity of this country on display. being able to have speakers all over the country that talked about the importance of the issues and then highlighted those issues through their lens. i think the virtual nature of our convention really was a highlight. so i think you'll see a hybrid in the future. host: debbie wasserman schultz represents florida's 2

. >> thank you so much, it is so great to be here with debbie, not here here i wish i was there we all were in the same spot but in lieu of that it's great to be able to do this and thank you all for joining us as we are having this chat. when we were planning this tour i said to debbie, i can't wait to do appearances with you so we can have these conversations, this is not anything we ever would've imagined when we were setting up the tour at the end of last year but we are nothing astound Ãbadaptable we will take solace in the fact that we know many of you who are watching right now public could not have physically got to crow read books tonight, but you can join us virtually. i will reiterate on what was said that you should treat this as if you were in the bookstore when you're in the bookstore for reading you by books. please do that it would be great if they were debbie's books but really, buy a lot of books because when you're in a bookstore you don't just buy one book you buy a lot of books. i imagine with this crowd debbie needs no introduction but i will just briefly say Ãb w

harvey and debbie had big plans for that boat. talked about it ever since their first date. >> he says, "what do you want to do when you retire?" and i said, "i want to sail all over the world." >> reporter: it was her dream of a lifetime and now debbie actually found the man who shared it. they married at the dawn of the new millennium, right here on the front porch of their new texas home. all that adventure to look forward to. and now harvey had invited steven to go along as chef on their beloved yacht. steven moved aboard, lived with them on the boat. but before they set sail, there was some work to do. >> he had bought this kind of basically old rusty tub, right? >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> reporter: greg labano helped harvey fix up the old tub. greg fashioned all the stainless steel trim. felt a connection with harvey too. >> he was a wall street guy, investment banker. rejecting society. >> a little bit like you had been. >> yeah, yeah. i'm an outlaw mentality. that's why we bonded, you know. >> reporter: though as greg watched

tom davis and debbie wasserman schultz coverage at live 9:00 p.m. eastern with 2020 presidential democratic nominee joe biden's acceptance speech and speeches by former south bend mayor pete buttigieg and atlanta mayor lance bottoms. on c-span o

>>i spent so much time in prayer getting ready for this this week debbie will join dozens of victims and victims families who will get the chance to say their piece directly to d'angelo over the next 3 days before a judge sentences him to life in prison without parole, it's murder in the first-degree how do you plead to that sir. >>no team in june d'angelo pleaded guilty to 13 murders and admitted to dozens of rapes in a series of attacks that occurred over 2 decades spanning across the state for some victims a life sentence isn't enough now. already let these like victor hayes was just 21 when d'angelo held him at gunpoint while de angelo raped his girlfriend in 1977 in sacramento county for him too. >>it will be the individual that years that they are creating our mother right to work 26 years someplace that kids and grandkids and live in the neighborhood. i >>you know i've been very much cycle path and they don't care about anybody, but themselves for years retired special agent has chased down countless leads in pursuit of finding the notorious suspect that it could happen sooner

host: debbie wasserman schultz we'll give you the last word. ms. wasserman schultz: what joe just said don't believe your lying eyes, you lying eyes over the last four years or your lying eyes over the convention. i did help produce two national convention and i think that there is a significant benefit to doing a lot of the organizing in person and so -- but i think we really have seen particularly from our convention which wasn't slapped together at the last minute like the republican convention was, we were able to really have a lot of incredible display of all of america. the diversity of america. being able to do our roll call in each state. having those states' leaders and representatives and diversity of this country on display. being able to have speakers all over the country that talked about the importance of the issues and then highlighted those issues through their lens. i think the virtual nature of our convention really was a highlight. so i think you'll see a hybrid in the future. host: debbie wasserman schultz represents florida's 2

>> so now i'm told to call myself debbie the realist. factn is michig still a competitive state. i think joe biden is much better positioned than hillary was four years ago because he is listening to working men and women, but we have to make sures that our vturn out. i think that there are a third of the voters thavoted for donald trump that are going to vote for him again. the voters that voted for hillary are going to vote for ween who are not happy a group about how covid has been handd, but they've got a lot questions. i'm watching trump signs come out. did four years ago when i kept saying to people, i'm wried but every second is going to matter between n and election day with nothing taken for granted. >> woouff: you feel better "probably." i caught the "probably." congressman tim ryan, you represent akron, youngstown, the mahoney valley. the state of ohio went for donald trump by 450,000 votes. what are the prospects for this november? >> well, it's trending in the right direction. el like the scenarios we're dealing with in 16 a

debby: thanks for having me on.are seeing a lot of trends as restaurants are opening and then having to close as the pandemic is spiking in the region they are in. the good news is that people in the u.s. and canada are dining out again. conducted a recent survey and 25 sent of those respondents said they are dining out at least once a week. we are seeing outdoor reservations are up 20% year-over-year. also, restaurants are spending a lot of time -- because diners care about safety. so, aching sure their limiting capacity. that they have -- making sure they are limiting capacity. contactlesss like pay. that is very top of mind for restaurants and diners. the metric is grim. we are on the front lines of this. 25% or-- we think that one in four restaurants are not going to survive. we think that might even be conservative. caroline: we are looking at pictures of your app, how you are trying to enhance the support mechanism for these businesses by offering take away. you have helped with that pivot. i am interested by

debbie walsh?hat is a lot. it raises up all kinds of questions about the double standards and stereotypes about women in leadership. we know from research that women be assumedlikely to to be qualified in the way men are in the run for office. men don't have to prove their qualifications in the same way, but women do. also -- women also come up against an issue of likability where they are seen as not as likable and they have to prove that likability, which becomes a really complicated issue because once you are trying to prove your qualified and show your bona fides around policy, you may be seen as a policy wonk and not as likable. so that becomes a real issue. thatw exit polling in 2016 there were many people who voted for donald trump who also said they didn't think that he was qualified and they didn't think that he had the temperament to be president, yet they still voted for him. i don't think that would happen for a woman candidate. ofre is also a whole set stereotypes about women and a scr

also with us, representative debbie lesko on critics who warn that a biden presidency will turn the unitedates into a sanctuary country. ♪ gregg: we begin tonight with president trump set to address the new york city police benevolent association about an hour from now. edward lawrence has the details for us. edward? >> reporter: yeah, that address is going to happen at his bed minister resort which is where the president right now. he landed about 10 minutes or so ago from visiting new york city. now, the president through this speech is trying to shore up the police vote. listen. >> we're being honored by the police, by new york city's finest tonight, and they'll be doing an endorsement, so we're very honored by that. >> reporter: now before leaving for the new york/new jersey area, the president upped the pressure on house speaker nancy pelosi. in a series of tweets and also followed by an in-person interview with the press and the media, the president says that he has directed the treasury department to start working on direct checks, $3400 for each american family. he also said he wan

i went to "go tonight with representative debbie dingell in dearborn, michigan.emocrats, you watch the tonight.overall and what is your observation? to be negative, but this week has been something for me. the distortion of facts, and quite frankly i am very concerned about how we continue to try to divide this country with fear and hatred. we should be the fact checkers on a number of points in speeches tonight as we have seen all weeks, many of the claims made are not true. host: representative hill, you watch the speech from your home. add to this play out? >> thanks for having me. i thought president trump delivered this week to the rnc two key issues. he talked about promises he made back in 2016 eddie is delivered on those promises in many ways. that is the example of a business person rather than a politician. someone who makes a to do list and get done. secondly he contrasted with what he would do in the next four years with regard to tax, revelatory policy, foreign policy, energy policy with the positions of joe biden and senator harris have taken at out

debbie tag team you name it i've done it so i feel very fortunate to be able to do that. we're talking to the miss and we're talking wrestling but i want to move it over to the show now you can see that he's got a show here and it's called cannon ball it's on the new essay network it airs thursdays at 8 pm i see a lot of these shows and this one seems like when cirque du soleil did the water show over there. really predicated on the they ahd would tell me about the show ms tell me what part and you know what are the contestants planned for the taglines it is it's the biggest west wildest water sports competition out there and you know it really truly yes when i drove up to the set i looked at it it is a huge water park that is unlike anything you've ever seen we have a 100 foot mega slide where contestants slide down going 70 miles an hour get launched in the air 80 feet in the air and then some of the challenges that are that they're launching into is like the human dart where they have a target that they have to hit and it's called human dart for a reason you are the da

i'm happy to answer that, debbie. so i want to make some clarification.this is for all newly constructed buildings that commit building permits to dbi. so that does include life science buildings, it does include production pdr kind of our version of san francisco industrial buildings. i think when some of the comments had focused on, we are looking at the building operations. so making sure that our heating, cooling, water, cooking, clothes drying, has to be all electric. a life science building might use natural gas for a process load or something that's not specific to the building operations, that's needed for bunsen burner or something like that that's outside our domain. i think that's what they were referring to. it does apply to all newly constructed buildings. for example, hospitals do not submit permits through dbi. they go through the state because it's a very complex process, so it wouldn't apply to hospitals. but really i think besides hospitals, i mean, municipal buildings that has already had its all-electric ordinance that was passed in ja

congresswoman: debbi dingell is who you're talking about.ut this all summer but i think that president trump has one big problem. this isn't an economy election. it's a covid election, so i've been out as i say. i was with a group of women who are suburban women aren't just suburban women, they are complicated, some of them are work and some are moms, they don't know if kids are going to school, they don't know how they are going to do child care and they have parents that will retire because of preexisting conditions, parents who need care giving. women are scared to death. people are scared to death, union workers. i was down talking to -- maria: i think that's what he's saying. he thinks that that portion of the population, suburban women will vote for him because they want security. look what mayor de blasio is doing in new york, moved low-income housing, he put in -- he put in homeless shelters right next door to some of the biggest, richest buildings in new york. what, we could all live together. it's not what happened. the rich people

debbie and michael patterson didn't think the coronavirus would ever. >>affect them.s sort of almost like a joke in our group of friends did you wear masks know. did you hang out with your friends as normal. so all the things you're told. you should back off of we did there. we did we did and we still there the price for yeah from lake havasu city on arizona's border with california the patersons didn't give the virus much thought even once developing symptoms in late june, we just kind of carried on went to the pool, good stuff. >>you know where the rest the weekend. and then not monday morning is when we both woke up and we're just felt like a train had gone. >>we're both of us said michael got sick debbie had to be hospitalized put on oxygen but did not need a ventilator over a month later. how are you now. >>well obviously so short of breath. coughing just the fatigue and dizziness daily it's almost like somebody hit you in the head they once laughed about the virus. now they say. >>it's no joke. what is your message to people now be more careful keep your distanc

we welcome congresswoman debbie dingell.us your take right now on where your home state, my home state is in this presidential election. guest: david, it is great being with you and i think we are still a competitive state. he was calling me daddy downer in the last election because i was warning people that donald trump could win but a lot of people didn't believe me. i don't believe joe biden is up 15 points but i still think it is a competitive state. i think it is going to be a covid. election. has beenhat covid handled and impacted lives and every aspect of it. a lot of people can't pay the rent or their mortgages. workers with pre-existing conditions are worried about backup plans. that is going to be the biggest issue but i think a lot of things can happen between now and while i think joe biden is up by a couple points, i don't think it is for granted. david: if it is a covid election, it strikes me that michigan has been a battleground over that issue where you had trump at one point squaring off with your governor

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of course michigan congresswoman debbie dingell, thanks very much. i wanted your immediate reaction to the choice of kamala harris. >> you know, i'm going to tell you that i think that she and joe are going to be the combination that america needs. you know that i know both of them very well, they've been good friends. they're smart, skilled, strategic legislators who know what to do to bring the country together. but what was really important to me was that joe biden had to have somebody who he was going to be comfortable with. i think one of the problems four years ago was the lack of ability to be empathetic, to connect with people. and you have a team of people here in joe biden, kamala harris, of people that are empathetic, compassionate, love people, and that's going to come through, and they are going to heal the heart and soul of america, which is what this country needs right now. >> reporter: now, of course you know all of the contenders. you're in congress with several of them in your house caucus. and principally, your governor, gretchen

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debbie's son andrew harper was killed in the line of duty..." and then, "oh. you know, there's nothing that breaks it. it's 24/7. you know, 21! hours a day it's in your mind. the burning chest feeling for me isjust really, you know, something that you've understood, isn't it? you know, to try and explain it to somebody else... you know, i can be in a shop and all of a sudden i've got to leave that shop because the feeling comes, itjust takes you, takes you down and you need to just leave. it's just the physical pain that you feel all day, every day. and it doesn't... it just doesn't go away. both women have turned the pain of losing a son into campaigning. debbie is fighting for andrew's law — it would mean an automatic 20—year sentence for anyone convicted of killing a police officer. charlotte wants anne sacoolas, who's been charged with causing death by dangerous driving, to go through the british justice system. to take on your government and the american government, you know, its larger than enormous — it's a monster. and she's just kept

debbie's son andrew harper was killed in the line of duty.entence for anyone convicted of killing a police officer. charlotte wants anne sacoolas, who's been charged with causing death by dangerous driving, to go through the british justice system. to take on your government and the american government, you know, it's larger than enormous — it's a monster. and she's just kept going. but as i know, you keep going for your boy. but i think what we're both hoping is our campaigns will be able to help us to learn to actually live again. but debbie and charlotte are still haunted by the horrific ways they lost their sons. 0bviously with andrew, he was 99% unconscious at the very first when he went down. but that 1% becomes enormous in the middle of the night when you're feeling so sad. you feel their pain and you feel guilty that you weren't with them. and you'd do anything you could... as horrific as it may have been, to have just been there and held their hand and let them know that... even though they would have still died, that you were there

last august, debbie adlam had a knock at the door which every family member of a police officer dreadsresponsible for his death. seen laughing and joking at court, and during the trial. we've had to go through such a difficult case, fighting for whether it's murder or manslaughter. at the end of the day, they were committing a crime and my son is now dead. henry long, albert bowers and jesse cole had stolen a quad bike. they met pc harper's police car nearby. police footage shows as he tried to grab cole, he became tangled in a rope being used to pull the bike. he was dragged more than a mile and died surrounded by colleagues. there was one evening where it got the better of me, i suppose, and i sat and i looked and i looked. and i am so thankful, because in that video hejust vanishes. in my mind, i convinced myself and believe myself that he didn't know anything about it because he went down, and he did go down so fast. he was — he was gone. the gang were cleared of murder. two were convicted of manslaughter, one admitted the same charge. long jailed for 16 years, the others for 13. t

debbie's mom says that she recently found a woman giving away free produce to people in need. >>gabby tagged along for that trip had no idea it was the whole foods and with all kinds of produce and. >>children's books the moment would be just the right ingredients she would need to cook up her own inspiration then send the next morning, i woke up to clear her little. to show off and had it ready to go had snacks ready in this idea on i need for my mom's way and some might view that it. >>it's me. i gave him my boys and my and my a lot since then she's been flooded with donations but gabby isn't alone in her fight like this is amazing that right, there is worth every single hour i've ever spent on this the breeding is the founder of food is free debbie's outdoor pantry is along more than 30 sights now set up across a lot of county giving away free donations donations secured by parading as part of a federal program but get this. >>she started in late june and in that time. she's been able to give away more than 300,000 pounds of produce and a 1000 gallons of milk this country w

i'm happy to answer that, debbie. so i want to make some clarification.this is for all newly constructed buildings that commit building permits to dbi. so that does include life science buildings, it does include production pdr kind of our version of san francisco industrial buildings. i think when some of the comments had focused on, we are looking at the building operations. so making sure that our heating, cooling, water, cooking, clothes drying, has to be all electric. a life science building might use natural gas for a process load or something that's not specific to the building operations, that's needed for bunsen burner or something like that that's outside our domain. i think that's what they were referring to. it does apply to all newly constructed buildings. for example, hospitals do not submit permits through dbi. they go through the state because it's a very complex process, so it wouldn't apply to hospitals. but really i think besides hospitals, i mean, municipal buildings that has already had its all-electric ordinance that was passed in ja

debbie: be safe. good to see you.countdown is on to the dnc, fox news reports will cover it all, we will be on with bret baier for a preview of tonight special programming d ght after the break. ♪ try boost® high protein... -with 20 grams of protein for muscle health- -versus only 16 grams in ensure® high protein. and now enjoy boost® high protein in new café mocha flavor. toi'm releasing a plan to save lives in the months ahead.irus. we need to increase federal support for testing, doubling the number of drive-thru testing sites. we absolutely need a clear message from the very top of our federal government that everyone needs to wear a mask in public. every single frontline worker should have the personal protective equipment that they need to be safe. we need to support schools and childcare programs so parents, if and when they can return to work, are confident that their children will be safe and cared for. and finally, we need to protect the populations most at risk: our seniors, vulnerable populations with pre-

joining us now is debbie dingell from michigan. thank you so much for joining us.he trump campaign has been labeling protestors as extremists, even terrorists. they're trying to paint joe biden as a left-wing radical. you're from one of the key battleground states. does that message land with people where you are? >> you know, i've been very adamant for two months that we cannot let president trump define us as to who we are as democrats. i have since june probably participated in over 20, including one yesterday, black lives matters community gatherings, marches, et cetera. but i have also participated in almost every -- support our law enforcement rally that has occurred in my district, which has been eight of them. i did not do one yesterday because it was organized by just the trump people. and we do have a challenge in this country. we saw what happened in wisconsin this past week when we just look at the videos and see how a black man was treated and a white man was treated. what we need to do is not put kerosine on a fire. in all of those marches that i talk

haslinda: asia tech reporter, debby wu in taipei.e, tensions between china and new delhi escalate again. more on that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ tensions remain high between china and india as a dispute that started over their shared border reverberates through trade and commerce. in the latest move. , indiana state owing oil majors have stopped hiring chinese tankers to ship crude and petroleum products in and out of the country. let's get more from our new delhi deputy bureau chief. tell us more, give us the latest details of this move from india. >> what we have learned from our sources is that the indian national oil companies, who are big importers of crude oil and other fuels and also export a world,things across the have decided they will not hire any chinese vessels, owned by chinese companies or carrying chinese flags. also planningare to ask oil traders and suppliers who supply shipments to india to not ring in chinese vessels into the country. of rowsns another area between the two countries. haslinda: in terms of impact,

debbie's mom says that she recently found a woman giving away free produce to people in need. >>gabby tagged along for that trip had no idea it was the whole foods and with all kinds of produce and. >>children's books the moment would be just the right ingredients she would need to cook up her own inspiration then send the next morning, i woke up to clear her little. to show off and had it ready to go had snacks ready in this i gave her my mom's way and some might view that it. >>it's me. >>i gave him my boys and my and my a lot since then she's been flooded with donations but gabby isn't alone in her fight like this is amazing that right, there is worth every single hour i've ever spent on this the breeding is the founder of food is free debbie's outdoor pantry is along more than 30 sights now set up across a lot of county giving away free donations donations secured by parading as part of a federal program but get this. she started in late june and in that time. she's been able to give away more than 300,000 pounds of produce and a 1000 gallons of milk this country we have s

i went to "go tonight with representative debbie dingell in dearborn, michigan. democrats, you watch the tonight.overall and what is your observation? to be negative, but this week has been something for me. the distortion of facts, and quite frankly i am very concerned about how we continue to try to divide this country with fear and hatred. we should be the fact checkers on a number of points in speeches tonight as we have seen all weeks, many of the claims made are not true. host: representative hill, you watch the speech from your home. add to this play out? >> thanks for having me. i thought president trump delivered this week to the rnc two key issues. he talked about promises he made back in 2016 eddie is delivered on those promises in many ways. that is the example of a business person rather than a politician. someone who makes a to do list and get done. secondly he contrasted with what he would do in the next four years with regard to tax, revelatory policy, foreign policy, energy policy with the positions of joe biden and senator harris have taken at o

>>i spent so much time in prayer getting ready for this this week debbie will join dozens of victims and victims families who will get the chance to say their piece directly to d'angelo over the next 3 days before a judge sentences him to life in prison without parole, it's murder in the first-degree how do you plead to that sir. >>no team in june d'angelo pleaded guilty to 13 murders and admitted to dozens of rapes in a series of attacks that occurred over 2 decades spanning across the state for some victims a life sentence isn't enough not. let these like victor hayes was just 21 when d'angelo held him at gunpoint while de angelo raped his girlfriend in 1977 in sacramento county for him too. >>it will be the individual that years and then grow and create a mother i could work 26 years someplace that kids and grandkids and live in the neighborhood. i >>you know i've been very much cycle path and they don't care about anybody, but themselves for years retired special agent has chased down countless leads in pursuit of finding the notorious suspect through medical happen sooner, you k

just for your viewers who may not know, debbie knew when politics stopped and governing began.he had a great reputation for working with republicans after the election, and still does. trying to get things done. it's a pleasure to be here with you. surreal to watch this compared to what we are used to. i felt kamala harris got cheated out of what could've been a more magic moment with the crowd and ofering, the historic part her candidacy for vice president. viewership is down. with the internet now, we will see what the effect is. democrats don't really need that. at this point, they need to unite their base. polls show them up. i have not seen a national poll that shows biden down. the key for them is to try to hold their coalition together before the race really gets under way in september. to get their vote out. i think that was the message tonight. the last couple nights, it was a bipartisan play. kasich and whitman and others talking about uniting. tonight, more red meat. they've got their coalition. they need to keep it together. i think tonight accomplished that. host:

thank you debby, for joining us today. >> thank you >>> and with that we will start "squawk alley.e santoli are joining me for the hour. and this morning, mike, check in on the markets we have modestly higher on the dow about 1% s&p up 1 1/3 nasdaq doing better. i can't help notice tesla up more than 8.5% but semiconductors, call qualm up 4 >> jon, the tech

debbie's mom says that she recently found a woman giving away free produce to people in need. >>debbie tagged along for that trip had no idea it was the whole foods and with all kinds of produce and. >>children's books the moment would be just the right ingredients she would need to cook up her own inspiration then send the next morning, i woke up to clear her little. to show off and had it ready to go had snacks ready in this i gave her my lungs way and some might view that it. >>it's me. i gave him my plays my and my a lot since then she's been flooded with donations but gabby isn't alone in her fight like this is amazing that right, there is worth every single hour i've ever spent on this the breeding is the founder of food is free debbie's outdoor pantry is along more than 30 sights now set up across a lot of county giving away free donations donations secured by parading as part of a federal program but get this. >>she started in late june and in that time. she's been able to give away more than 300,000 pounds of produce and a 1000 gallons of milk this country we have so

. >> that second gentleman said it more succinctly, but debbie makes the point just the same.g this president can do, you heard from debbie, all the things she doesn't like about donald trump, but nevertheless, she cannot vote for joe biden, so she says she's with the president. but when she and i discussed it further, she said maybe just maybe i'll just sit this one out. pence's job here is make sure voters like debbie, despite any reservations they have, still show up to volt for this president, when so many in this county represented by the other gentleman, make the point that there's quite literally nothing that will shake their faith in this president. >> garrett, it's a good thing you're wearing a mask because that's the kind of sound bite or the answer to a question that makes you laugh when someone says something like that. >> also, so confusing when someone is so abhorrent to you in the way they conduct themselves that you would even consider voting for them again, it tells you a lot about, i guess, the state of our politics, and you say it's vice president pence tryi

later democratic debbi dingell. laura destruction, the cleanup just beginning as the storm moves its way to the northeast, live to the gulf this morning. markets this morning trading up, take a look at futures, wild week with triple digit gains for the dow industrials in record territory. nasdaq up right now is lower but the s&p 500 scored a fifth straight record high close yesterday and continues higher this morning up another 11 points. airlines getting turbulence, united airlines warning 3,000 pilots could be grounded by october. mornings with maria live right now. ♪ ♪ global markets are mixed, take a look at european indices. the cac quarante is up 3 points but the dax index in germany is lower by 17, in asian markets big news, japanese prime minister shinzo abe announcing he's resigning. he announced resignation overnight and the news weighing on japan's stock. the nikkei average down 1 and a half percent over night. some of the top stories that we are watching this morning. president trump wrapping up the rnc

. >> wisconsin business owner debbie flood praising the made in america message.he story. good to see you. tell me what that meant to you, to tell the nation your story? >> i have said before that i wanted to make a difference and this was my opportunity to talk about what donald trump's policies have done and how it contributed to our current success. jillian: you nearly lost 50% of your business to china when joe biden was a senator and how it is different now. >> we were one of two manufacturers who made our product in the country before that and suddenly china copied our product and very quickly over just a couple years we lost a great deal of our business and struggled for many years to find ways to compete. over the last several years we decided to bring that business back. our customers have become much more interested in american products and a booming economy and good business environment allowed us to be more competitive and invest in our business to compete with china. jillian: prior to the last few years was there ever a time you gave up hope? >> we ne

i am still debbie. i was feeling really good three weeks ago in that i still have a debbie downer reputation to live up to, but i do think the selection is not over. i am starting, you know, i'm just listening. we have to campaign hard. we have to turn out every single vote. nobody can afford to stay home, for two reasons. we need all of those votes. donald trump is playing in quiet ways in the monroe counties of the world, but we need to win by large numbers so nobody challenges the integrity. >> one thing i'm curious about, want to bring mike memoli back, get more folks back in the conversation. i heard whispers from the left that there will be hand wringing on the left if it is kamala harris. there's this idea she is not progressive enough or whatever you want to do. mike, how is the campaign anticipating some of that on the left, what are they trying to do to mitigate criticism. >> i think what you have to consider is the attitude of the biden campaign all along, both to take criticism of the former

i'll take care of debbie.ill come. and suddenly they're gone. and nobody really knows where they are, but the checks keep coming in. he will pull $80,000 plus out of that mailbox over the next few years. >> we realized, my gosh, who is this john robinson, and who else might there be? >> we executed a flurry of search warrants at john robinson's house and office. in his office in his home, we found a photocopy of that rodeway inn receipt from 1985 with the name lisa stasi and the room number on it. >> we were able to find blank letters with suze signed at the bottom of it. exactly what the letters looked like that the families had received. we found photocopies of the letters he had already sent to family. >> everything fell into place. it put everything together at that point. >> john robinson began murdering these women for money, but he eventually just started killing for killing's sake. so, why did he murder all these women? only john robinson knows the answer. >> for two months, all we thought about was co

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for more on these concerns, i want to welcome congresswoman debbie mucarsel-powell. from florida. thank you so much for joining us. the countdown to the election is on. what do states, including florida, need to be doing between now and november 3 to make sure they are adequately prepared and ari say, not by november 3, by the next few weeks? rep. mucarsel-powell: good afternoon. thank you for having me. let me just say, in my district in south florida, we have been receiving hundreds and hundreds of calls from constituents, from postal workers who are extremely concerned because of the policies that have been enacted by the postmaster general dejoy. they have real-time consequences. we know we have got a report that a mail sorting machine has been removed from the general mail facility here in miami. just to give you an example, we had our primary elections last week. it was reported that over 3000 ballots were not delivered on time. consequences.time that's why the house democrats have conducted oversight. you all saw the oversight hearing last week. i submitted qu

[applause] a great job, debbie thank you. [applause] we want her on our side.te could also thanks to arizona republican party chairman, and i knew this was going to happen. she never stops. she never gives up, kelly ward. kelly, thank you. [cheers and applause] thank you kelly, great job you are doing. are we winning? i think we are. that's what they say. we had better win. if we don't win this country is in big trouble. also a great friend of all americans former state treasurer from arizona jeffrey nguyen. thank you, jeff. and that man who didn't choke under pressure. i don't even know feast here. i think you might be here. he never jokes. do you know who that is? a golfer missed a three footer. kickers are the same. nfl kickers did this guy lasted 11 years and he's one of the best kickers ever jay thea lee. where is jay? [applause] what happened, you couldn't get a good seat here. [applause] i remember the 61 yarder. i was a heartbreaker. the only thing is obeyed this man's woods and for our national anthem. [cheers and applause] and if they don't stand for