, delaware. >> president biden, prime minister modi, it's a pleasure. >> welcome to delaware, welcome to claremont, delaware. used to be a steel town years ago and welcome to the border of wilmington, delaware and i'm really pleased that you were able to be in my home and -- and see where i grew up. i got a chance to do that in hiroshima and i got a chance to do that in other places and i'm happy that you got to see it. welcome, we are democracies, we are democracies who know how to get things done. that's why within the first day of my presidency i reached out to each of you, each of your nations to propose we elevate the quad, making more consequential. four years later, our four countries have more strategically, more strategically aligned than ever before. and today, we are announcing a series of initiatives to deliver real positive impact for the indo-pacific that includes providing numeritime technology so they know what's happening in the waters. cooperation between coast guards for the fi

— note in that meeting in delaware? ., , ., ., delaware?tatement as _ delaware? there was a bilateral statement as well _ delaware? there was a bilateral statement as well included, - statement as well included, there was some new initiatives on semiconductors including military grade semiconductors that india will develop for the united states military. but it has also been some forward movement within the quad on a number of issues. on biotechnology, that would be a new one. crisco cooperation is another major. job—training exercises and other areas. more importantly than that i think the biden administration has really placed a lot of emphasis on the partnership with india for something that biden began investing in within days of becoming president and this is really the last opportunity for modi to meet with president biden before the november election. �* , , biden before the november election. , , ,, election. and briefly, speaking ofthat election. and briefly, speaking of that election _ election. and briefly, speaking of that elect

are there in claymont, delaware. appreciate that all alright. >> as they say, breaking up is hard to do, that doesn't stop couples from calling it quits especially in china where the divorce rate is surging and it's big business, especially for one company that specializes in erasing memories. here's cnn's marc stewart complex. >> about 60 miles outside of beijing it's fueled in part by the business of breakups divorce couples send their mementos to leo way and his team paid to destroy the evidence of their marriage for chinese families, photos like these are a big part of their home on full display for friends and family to see but these photos are pretty much indestructible, made out of hard acrylic board's the team's spray paints faces to ensure privacy before being placed inside the crusher. it's a better solution compared to just throwing things in the trash divorce is still seen as shameful in china this entire process is recorded on video. customers want proof that deed has been done it's happening as china's

now to wilmington delaware where joe now to wilmington delaware wherejoe biden is prepared to host australiapacific region, and it is a weekend summit with the so—called quad group that he has pushed as a counterweight to china. that is the scene in another wilmington, and we will bring you the latest developments from that meeting as we get it here on bbc news. hundreds of nato paratroopers have been taking part in a jump close to the dutch city of arnhem. it marks the 80th anniversary of one of the most daring allied operations of the second world war. 0ur correspondent, anna holligan, sent this report from the commemorations. how to say thank you without words. 700 paratroopers from several nato nations including the uk, poland and the usa who were involved in the campaign dropped onto the fields which saw some of the fiercest fighting. tens of thousands of people gathered on ginkel heath to witness a re—enactment of what was one of the bloodiest episodes of the second world war. during eight days and nights of hell, those magnificent troops of the first airborne division hung on. 0perati

she is running for the united states senate in delaware. [applause] last but certainly not least -- how many of y'all can say my raland? we have another sister who has been a champion of murraland for a long time. it looks like a little bit of audience bias in here. home team advantage. like you so much for being here. since that moment in 1789 when the united states senate first convened, there have only been three black women -- yeah. that's not partisan. that's just math -- in the united states senate. can you please talk about the importance of our representation without regards to party? why is it so important for black women to have our say and our seat in the united states senate. we have to start with you, senator. you are there right now. sen. butler: it's on? fantastic. good morning, everyone. thank you, angela, for taking time to speak here and give voice to such an important discussion. i realize the significance of math as i walked into the chamber of the united states senate on october 3 of last year. being sworn in as only th

delaware will always have a special place in my heart. it's an honor to celebrate with you. i want to make a quick reference on the attempted assassination against our former president today. i commend the secret service further expert handling of the situation. the acting head of the secret service in florida said what happened in determining adjustments needed to be made in determining the safety of our former president. there is no place for political in america. i have always condemned political violence. america has suffered too many times the tragedy of an assassin's bullet. it solves nothing and tears the country apart. we must do everything we can to prevent it and never give it any oxygen. now today's event. it's an honor to recognize hbcu excellence. i see the professional black caucus foundation. i will tell you what. only about 3500 people are there. i have been wanting to do this to celebrate the first ever white house brunch to celebrate black excellence. many of you and your alumni -- i'm proud to have the most diverse administration in history. i made a commi

[applause] i went to the university of delaware. a university professor who was the first solar power building that inspired residential solar adaptation. more than 80% of the solar panels and components are manufactured in china. now we're turning that around. american solar panel manufacturing is up four times what it was four years ago, with more to come. america invented the lithium ion battery technology that is powering clean electric vehicles for the grid. when we came to office, america was not making any of these. but not anymore. with more than 14 gigafactories, large-scale factories under construction to make advanced batteries in america, with more to come. we are making battery components in america. making sure the supply chain starts in america. all this is helping power an electric revolution in transportation. we quadrupled the development of electric vehicles into took off. we are deploying clean school buses that will not pollute the air. our postal service is going fully electric. we invested $45 billion in elect

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delaware has not the millions of people being impacted by it. i'm the person reauthorized that with a least a phonic another strange bedfellows situation. i work on supply chain was bipartisan but in the senate maria cantwell is a democrat and marsha blackburn. >> yes she as well. so for us, the issue is what can we get done? we are bringing the lived experience we are bringing a professional experience we are at the table now we want to make surewe again history is importa. mattericant doesn't people comeec up and said did my history project on you. they see, that gets you. they come up to me and say i saw you ran for office after you lost your husband from blood clots going to his heart and lungs at 52. you gotot up and i can get up. it matters that people see us. for us we do what we have to to get the job done because we are doing it to make a difference. to make a difference in peoples lives this is why they belong. let's give it up for senator butler county executive, love you all. thankve you. [inaudible] give it up for angela. [cheering]

delaware state will always have a special place in my heart for real.o the presidents and administrators of our 101 historic black colleges and universities, it's an honor to celebrate and i mean celebrate hbcu week with you. [applause] before i begin, i want to make a quick reference. the attempted assassination against our former president in florida yesterday. i commend the secret service for their expert handling of the situation. the former president is protected from harm. and the subject is in custody. acting head of the secret service in florida today is assessing what happened and determining whether any further adjustments need to be made to ensure the safety of our former president. let me just say, there is no -- i mean this from the bottom of my heart -- no place for political violence in america, none, zero, never. i've always condemned political violence and always will in america. in america we resolve our differences peacefully, at the ballot box, not at the end of a gun. america suffered too many times the tragedy of an assassin's bull

and so i remember going down to the democratic convention of year in dover, delaware. and after the afternoon session went back and i was in my room is a nice motel motel. you just drive up to get out and walk in the door there and you an eight by ten bathroom, a shower stone. and i had my towel around me and the shaving cream on my then bam, bam, bam on my door. and i thought it was the guys that came down with the guy was a real hand talk show named bob cutty. it was a big civil rights guy. and two others. so i thought of him. i walked open the door. there was a former governor, former supreme court justice sort of guy that the state chairman and, the former congressman. we just had dinner. i, i said, i'm sorry, gentlemen. and i walked in and ran in the bathroom, showed the same group i put somewhere the women the again i walked back out and told them standing against the new desk. now on the wall and those on the bench now because i had virginian woman form across the table, we were thinking you should for the united states senate. i said, gentlemen, you create a se

i'll call 911. >> delaware county 911.ive stream. >> perfect, i can see everything you see. >> reporter: a recent survey found 82% of call centers nationwide are understaffed, leading to widespread burnout. >> it is overwhelming to know that you have such a responsibility to everyone in our county. >> reporter: people with iphones can now click and instantly have video to you. what will that mean? >> that's going to be so much faster. yeah. only seconds. but for seconds, for someone in my field, it is life changing. that means everything. >> so on monday, apple is expected to officially announce the launch date for its new phones and operating system called ios 18. tech insiders say based on previous years, that release will likely come mid-september. michael says they're hoping to work with other companies too, like google, so that android phones can also have the same system of sending video almost immediately. >> wow. >> seems like a glimpse into the future. >> yeah. >> all right, thank you, kate. >>> over to al, get a

[applause] you know, i come from the state of delaware. everybody thinks it's an industrial state. largest industry in delaware, and i served as senator there for 36 years -- i know i don't look that old, but i am, -- 436 years, it is agriculture. it is a $4 billion enterprise in the delmarva peninsula. co-ops made it happen. millions of americans run co-ops like yours for electricity every single day. and it matters. in june of 2021, five months after i came to office, i went to nearby la crosse, wisconsin. it was the 65th anniversary of when president eisenhower signing the bill that created the interstate highway system. i talked about my vision to do something just as historic, to invest in infrastructure and clean energy and so much more in rural america, to invest in all america and all americans, to propel us into the future, creating millions, i need millions of good-paying jobs. and position america to win the economic competition of the 21st century. and i am back again today to begin a series of trips and events showing the progress we have made together by investing in

i was elected when i was 29 years old in a right to work state called delaware that we changed. guess what? plumbers and pipefitters was the fourth union to endorse me what i was a 29-year-old kid running for the senate. mark flew over from washington with me on air force one along with great international labor leader brent booker. sean mcgarvey, building trades. grant mills, unite here. there you are. by the way, we have been talking about when and i on the plane. -- gwen and i on the plane. she flew out with me. my dad used this word more than any other adjective. dignity. all of those workers busted there next to provide us with the ability to sleep, walk, work, anything. they deserve to be treated with dignity. and, kenny cooper, icw. i tell you what, man, kenny was the first one to stand up for me in 2020. he brought his union along and changed everything. kenny, you are not only a great labor leader, but a good personal friend. thank you. [applause] . the first union to ever endorse me as a 29-year-old kid. when i was elected i was not old enough to be sworn in. i had to

she assumed it is delaware. the bidens get to do what they want in delaware. david weiss, the special counsel in all of this, has spoken out about the delaware way in the past saying it's a bad thing, it's true and that's why it was also especially upsetting when they weren't doing anything on hunter for so long. here we are, pled guilty to it all. it is seemingly over but -- >> harris: and he reserves the right if they take that alfred plea. he is not really guilty. he can cop to it but it doesn't taint him at all. that's the part of the deal the government can offer you that. most people aren't brazen enough to say i'll plead but i won't say i did it. >> the reason we can pretty much assume that joe biden is going to either pardon or commute his sentence. no effort to work out a plea deal. that's crazy. normally you go in with all these charges and say what can we work out here so i don't go to prison for 17 years? the fact you show up when the trial starts and say i will plead guilty to everything means that you have something in your back pocket or you wou

summit as president with leaders from australia, india and japan in his hometown of wilmington, delawarehello, i'm carl nasman. we begin in the middle east, as hezbollah says it has fired missiles toward israel early sunday in response to repeated attacks by israel into lebanon. hezbollah said on telegram it had targeted israel's ramat hello, i'm carl nasman. we begin in the middle east, as hezbollah says it has fired missiles toward israel early sunday in response to repeated attacks by israel into lebanon. hezbollah said on telegram it had targeted israel's ramat david airbase, 20 km south of the city of haifa. air raid sirens were also triggered in several areas of northern isarel, including near haifa, according to israel. these pictures show part of an intercepted rocket launched from lebanon that fell in nazareth in israel in the early hours of sunday. it comes in the hours after the israeli military carried out what it called extensive strikes on hezbollah targets in southern lebanon. israeli aircraft destroyed thousands of hezbollah rocket launch barrels in southern lebanon, acco

joe biden is on the way back to the white house after his long beach vacation in delaware. take part in a meeting in the situation room this morning to talk to u.s. negotiators working on a deal to try to settle tensions in the middle east. >> earlier on friends k.t. mcfarland weighed in on harris's possible solution for the middle east. >> i think she has a two state solution, minnesota and michigan. she wants to get those voters. anti-israel muslim voters to vote for her. the problem is once you get in the white house you have to make the tough calls. >> right now people are gathering in jerusalem for the funeral for hersh goldberg-polis, the american hostage killed by hamas in gaza one of six murdered hostages found in a tunnel in rafah over the weekend. >> lawrence: keep it here for updates on this morning situation room meeting and more. >> absolutely. we turn now to a few additional headlines and another fox news alert. another big win for conservatives in europe. new political party alternative for germany winning a state parliamentary election in eastern germany. on

i'm from delaware. all right. okay. i was in delaware, right. okay. we forget about scranton.right? yeah, right. buchanan and then thaddeus stevens, whom i never heard of before. and you talk a lot about buchanan and steven is right. yeah. so one of the things that was great about the was part of my the memory and the subtitle wasn't really my memories so much it was a national memory. like who is it that we remember and why and when i walked into lancaster they were actively debating who to rename that one of the elementary schools after they wanted to think james buchanan's name off he being the last president before lincoln and one of these double faced democrats who was a slave owning of this of the confederacy. well, be soon to be confederacy and i'm a moral coward. and ever since he had died, they had meticulously looked after his mansion, and you could visit it in the junior league, had been very attentive to that and thaddeus stevens, who had lived in the same town at same time when buchanan was president thaddeus stevens, was the head of the ways and means committee i

we are in claymont, delaware. mike, welcome to you. let us talk about the agenda. tell us why president biden hopes to accomplish. >> reporter: any time you see these four leaders, biden, prime ministers of india, japan and australia they take pains to say this alights known as the quad is not countering the influence of any one country but when you look at some of the deliverables, the announcements we expect these leaders to make expanding what is known as the maritime awareness initiative from the specific ocean to include the indian ocean conducting joint coach guard -- coast guard exercises, it all speaks to an alliance that is trying to counter the influence of china. that is what at the heart of the agenda. the alliance is something that president biden as he is very much in legacy mode is particularly proud of. jake sullivan, the national security adviser saying that president biden is not just hosting the stomach in his hometown pretty is hosting each of these leaders at his home, his home in wilmington. he's at each three prime ministers coming to visit h

a young man from delaware state came to work for me. while there i encouraged him to continue to extend his degree. he got his doctorate and left to become president himself. i don't know how the hell that happened so quick. tony, thank you. never quite like that. i mean it from the bottom of my heart. i am deeply moved. by god's grace, we were true friends. he will always have a special place in my heart for real. to the presidents and administrators of our 101 historic black colleges and universities, it's an honor to celebrate and i mean celebrate hbcu week with you. before i begin, i want to make a quick reference. the attempted assassination against our former president yesterday. i commend the secret service for their expert handling of the situation. the former president is protected from harm. and the subject is in custody. acting head of the secret service in florida today is assessing what happened and determining whether any further adjustments need to be made to ensure the safety of our former president. let me just say, the

i have several bus, one of cesar chavez who came to delaware to organize the farm workers in delawarewe are largest industry. everybody thought it was a pond company. it's a $4 billion industry in agriculture and chicken. he came to organize here. i stand 50 years later as your president honored to celebrate the heritage of this incredible community. i always thank you. i always said america is defined by one word. i spent an awful lot of time with xi jinping. more than any other world leader has i spent over 90 hours alone with him, literally traveled 17,000 miles with him. i was on the himalayan plateau with him and he asked me, he said, can you define america for me? not a joke. some of you have heard this. it's true. i said, i said yes, one word. he looked at me through an inert. -- an interpreter. he said, what's the word? i said, possibilities. everything is possible in america, everything is possible in america. it's also the one word that defines hispanic possibilities, heritage possibilities. because you've never, i've never been more optimistic about the future. remember who

arlette saenz joining us now from claymont, delaware. so arlette, what are we expecting out of these meetings? >> well, jessica, president biden right now is in a private meeting with the leaders of australia, india, and japan as he is looking to the further boost the quad alliance before he leaves office, so this is a partnership that the president just moments ago said. he does believe will endure beyond his presidency the quad alliance has been at the center of his strategy in the indo-pacific as the u.s is trying to look for ways to counter china's growing influence in the region. now, as the president what's heading into that private meeting, china was at the top of the agenda as the leaders were expected to discuss a beijing's moves, including its aggression in aggressive posture in the south china sea, the leaders are also announcing a number of deliverables from this summit that will include a launching there first ever joint coast guard mission between the four countries. they are also looking to preposition more resources in th

later she meets world lead leaders at his beach house in delaware, not the white house. he wants the personal touch. israel launches attacks in lebanon following up after exploding devices killed and injured thousands. the big question, will israel launch a ground invasion? the biden administration urging restraint, our defense secretary has canceled a planned visit. and we will bring you harry and meghan desperately trying to stay relevant. they're sending out personal letters earn -- urging people to vote. it's a veiled endorsement to kamala harris. the last time they openly disparaged trump, trump threatened to throw harry out of the country. on this friday, september 20th, 2024, yeah, we do cover it all. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ ♪ if i had a million dollars -- ♪ i'd build a tree fort ♪ stuart: this is what i dreamed about when i first came to america. lauren: how long did it take? stuart: i'm not answering that question. [laughter] lauren: heard of the song. stuart: i like the song. that's sixth avenue. we haven't talked about that for a long time, sti

joe biden doesn't have to go to the beach or his home in delaware every weekend lots of americans arefectly happy to stay at the white house and watch college football or no football or baseball playoffs. joe biden can get it done, he can direct and get the same level of protection he does and kamala harris but he's not doing so. >> you and i share a passion for foreign policy. he lived it, you sat there fighting in the war but we leave this world right now without a debate about foreign policy. this world right now is on fire. this is the world that joe biden is leaving. the world's on fire and you have the "wall street journal", biden leaves his successor a world of disorder between was happening in the middle east and taiwan in europe, that's not an overstatement. >> battle. joe biden went to the united nations this week and gave an embarrassing speech to justify his record. i don't see how joe biden and kamala harris and jake sullivan and tony blinken can show their face in public and argue with a straight face the world is not on fire. they should slink offish shamefacedly into t

and us president biden hosted his final quad summit as president in his hometown of wilmingon, delawarehello, i'm carl nasman. we begin in the middle east, as hezbollah says it has fired dozens of missiles toward israel early sunday in response to repeated attacks by israel into lebanon. in the last hour hezbollah said on telegram it had targeted israel's ramat david airbase, 20 km south of the city of haifa. air raid sirens were also triggered in several areas of northern isarel, including near haifa, according to israel. it comes in the hours after the israeli military carried out what it called extensive strikes on hezbollah targets in southern lebanon. israeli aircraft destroyed thousands of hezbollah rocket launch barrels in southern lebanon, according to israeli officials. also tonight, the us state department is urging american citizens to leave lebanon, with fears growing of an all—out war. meanwhile, the death toll from israel's strike on a densely populated area of southern beirut on friday has risen to 37. hezbollah says 16 of its members were killed in the attack, including

pamela brown (voiceover): senate majority leader chuck schumer met with biden in delaware on july 13. jeff zeleny: it was that conversation with senator schumer that was really leading people to believe that president biden would actually see the light and follow all of these pleas for him to get out of the race. pamela brown (voiceover): that same day, there was an assassination attempt on donald trump in butler, pennsylvania. donald trump: if you want to really see something that's sad, take a look at what happened-- van jones: and all of a sudden, i started getting text messages. oh, my god. oh, my god, are you seeing this? and someone has sent me the picture of donald trump standing up with his fist in the air and the american flag behind him. i said, this is over. because it was such a perfect encapsulation of the strength of the trump campaign and trump as a candidate versus the fragility of our candidate. david chalian: it served an immediate political purpose of unifying republicans around donald trump. you saw a surge in his grassroots online fundraising. and he's now enterin

but delaware's state is the best to be see you you think i'm kidding.kid and they embraced me. they embraced me like you can't imagine. and we won the second youngest person in american history because of hbcu all delaware state. and by the way i hired a young man from delaware state named tony allen. he came to work for me. while there i continued him to encourage to extend his degree. he left and he became president himself. i don't know how that happened so quick. but tony, thank you. i have been introduced countless times but never quite like that. and i made at 20 from the bottom of my heart, i am deeply moved. by god's grace we were two friends at delaware state and it will always have a special place in my heart. to the presidents and administrators of our 101 historic black colleges and universities, it is an honor to celebrate and i mean celebrate hbcu week with you. [applause] before i begin, i want to make a quick reference. on the attempted assassination against our former president in florida yesterday. i commend the secret service for the

summer 2017, joe biden was out of the vice presidency, out of washington dc, and in his home state of delaware. evan osnos: joe biden found himself in a place he hadn't been in his entire adult life, frankly. his politics had defined his identity, and now all of a sudden, he was a man without a purpose. jeff zeleny: it was always hanging over the question, would he get back in and run? jill biden: every single day, would come up to me at work or in the grocery store or the pharmacy, people on the street, strangers that i didn't even know would come up and say, "you have to talk your husband into running. he has to run. he has to run." pamela brown (voiceover): and then came the unite the right rally in charlottesville, virginia. crowd: jews will not replace us! pamela brown (voiceover): then the president's reaction from trump tower in new york city. donald trump: you also had people that were very fine people on both sides. pamela brown (voiceover): biden was watching. jill biden: joe thought, we have to have change. we have to have change in this country. kate bedingfield: i remember him cal

final indo-pacific summit, meeting with the leaders of australia, india and japan in wilmington, delawared making off-the-cuff comments about relations with china. cbs's natalie brand is there. >> reporter: nancy, president biden making diplomacy personal by inviting the leaders of australia, india and japan to his home here in delaware for a summit at his former high school. this is an alliance that president biden has elevated since taking office as his administration has prioritized security in the indo-pacific, important to countering china's aggression and influence in the region. now, while national security advisor jake sullivan told reporters today this partnership is not directed at one country in particular, the president during comments caught by a hot mic almost immediately began talking about china. >> china continues to behave aggressively, testing us all across the region, and it is true in the south china say, the east china sea, south asia and the taiwan straits. it is true across the scope of our relationship including on economic and technology issues. at the same time

first from delaware them back at the white house this weekend. >> my responsibility is to get all help needed to those impacted areas. >> reporter: with absentee ballots already distributed, there is another recovery issue to our north in north carolina. cbs news has learned the state board of elections had an emergency meeting about the damage and said they will have a successful election no matter the damage. norah. >> norah: scott macfarlane, thank you for being there. at this time tomorrow, both vice presidential candidates will be right here at the cbs broadcast center in new york for their only debate. cbs's nancy cordes has new reporting on tim walz and j.d. vance is tactics, with one day to go. >> reporter: ohio senator j.d. vance arrived in new york at midday today as minnesota governor tim walz spent one last day prepping in northern michigan. >> how are you feeling about the debate? >> reporter: this is where they will face off for 90 minutes tomorrow night. the trump campaign says that vance will try to turn the focus to immigration. >> we are going to build a wall and reim

arlette saenz there in delaware. appreciate it all right. new this hour, israel and hezbollah exchanging fire across lebanon's border. israel says it's putting out fifires after about 90 projectiles were fired from southern lebanon in return, israel says it struck about 180 targets across southern lebanon earlier today cnn, senior international correspondent ben wedeman is in beirut for us tell us about how intense things are getting there fredricka so far today, it seems to be one of the intents most intense pence days of strikes and counter strikes going back to october of last year. >> according to the official lebanese news agency, within this space of just one hour between 13230 in the afternoon local time, there were 111 israeli airstrikes on southern they're in lebanon and also in eastern lebanon. and as we speak, we understand there is another wave of israeli airstrikes focused on the south, also very intense. now, as you said, the israeli said that they have targeted 180 hezbollah sites and that was before this latest around his but

both in this case and in the gun conviction that has already happened back in delaware.e, the white house press secretary, speaking on air force one earlier today, said the answer to those -- will there be a pardon, let there be a commutation -- might still be know until it is yes. finally, john, check your inbox. i sent you the bbc sport definition of googly. >> john: love it. thank you so much. everybody knows there's no bigger cricket fan then me. jonathan, thank you. appreciate it. we will talk to you soon. >> sandra: he was not joking. it's 99 degrees outside that courthouse. let's add into the conversation andy mccarthy. your thoughts? thanks for joining us. >> i think today i like brush back pitched better than googly, but i think that's what happened this morning. i think basically the biden team decided to throw a high, hard one of the government. they really don't have much else. in the hope that they would say, okay, fine, let's do it, let's get rid of it. i don't think there's much chance of that happening. if i am the government and i am the judge, i am real

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