he's a democratic georgia state representative and a trump campaign surrogate and richard fowler, senior follow. thank you very much for being here tonight. vernon, how did you take what she wrote about you there, what your take away? >> i take it this way. first of all when women are

this is sirjeremy fowler, pa rt martin. this is sirjeremy fowler, part of sage.n on the front page. at fort block paragraphs really but the basic story is there. there is light at the end of the tunnel with multiple vaccines available bite march. downing street are offering them to manchester and partisan politics putting lives at risk. interesting is when the vaccine comes and similarly the express has a same story but their headline was much more positive about vaccines available bite christmas. neither story is wrong but it is just picking the day. not before christmas or by the end of the year, same date. glasses either full —— half—full or half—empty and i think it event where we are but what is clear is everybody throughout the world and not just clear is everybody throughout the world and notjust in the uk is desperately hoping for something which may not happen. certainly not quickly. vaccines, trials of vaccines are not guaranteed to succeed and you can succeed, succeed and succeed through multiple stages and succeed through multiple stages and then hit

thanks vernon jones and richard fowler for being here tonight.up, president trump's north carolina rally was postponed tonight due to weather but elsewhere there is a trump pride event going on. members of the lgbtq community turned out to show their support tonight and we will talk to them after this. ♪ on a formula only found in preservision. if it were my vision, i'd ask my doctor about preservision. it's the most studied eye vitamin brand. if it were my vision, i'd look into preservision. only preservision areds2 contains the exact nutrient formula recommended by the nei to help reduce the risk of moderate to advanced amd progression. i have amd. it is my vision so my plan includes preservision. we knew that this was really, really bad. we had ample forewarning. but we did almost no testing, almost no contact tracing. completely ignored the science, completely ignored the warning signs. there were things that could have been done. a lot of people have died needlessly, and there's nothing more frustrating than feeling like you're fighting agai

back with power panel now, james freeman, richard fowler.ls, richard? >>> i think it's a couple of things driving them to the polls. number one is health care and covid-19. there are so many americans while they didn't like the affordable care act are now starting to reap the benefits of having their children in college to get protections from preexisting conditions and to have health care options that are more affordable. donald trump continues to say he's going to have a better plan and protect those with preexisting conditions but we haven't seen the bones or structure of what donald trump's statement is. when voters go to the polls and wait in many long lines they'll be voting on healthcare. >> harris: okay. enthusiasm, important election, more so than the poll we just showed everybody and its history. why do you think that is james? >>> well i think there's a lot of enthusiasm among republicans to vote for donald trump. there's a lot of enthusiasm among democrats to vote against donald trump. the real question is biden. there has not be

show richard fowler there i am, i am not playing part tonight but i could. . >> watch this. . >> obama was most president ever -- trump is the devil -- so then we don't have richard right now he got upset with my impression and left will be back soon i guarantee it, so, one of the things one of the big talking points that i can say bandied about is this is you you russia interference hallmarks of russian disinformation what are will have a max of russian disinformation campaign. >> kennedy most important thing to know it is live, that the r50 or so intel officials that made that claim a few days ago, also admitted that they made that without proof and without evidence, and we found out just a o due hours ago that not only do they have medication of fbi has possession of hunter biden's laptop the could dodge and fbi concur with dni ratcliffe this is not to russian misinformation shocker democrats media lied about collusion pushed conspiracy theories lied bu russian misinformation the question for me i hear president trump wants ag barr to open investigation i am into real real political

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for kirk, allison and the entire crew, chris fowler saying good night from soggy death valley. >>> tonight on abc7 news, the recovery underway in the north bay as firefighters gain ground on the glass fire. >>> the voters president trump targeted during his first event after he got the coronavirus. >>> and the international dispute that had a huge crowd marching across the golden gate bridge this afternoon. >>> this special edition of abc7 news starts right now. >> announcer: building a better bay area for a safe and secure future, this is abc7 news. >>> well, life is slowly returning to some sense of normalcy in the north bay as residents being on the road to recovery with a wildfire still raging on. good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm dion lim. cal fire is making progress on the glass fire. containment is up to 86% tonight. the fire has burned more than 67,000 acres in napa and sonoma counties and there are still some areas under evacuation orders. nearly 700 homes have been destroyed by the fire and hundreds of other structures have been damaged. much of the napa valley is tryin

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between that the data and the information is quickly transmitted so a couple of things are geoffrey fowler is a reporter at the washington post based in the san francisco bay area which is not exactly a technological backwater and what he has found is in most instances his 4 g. phone and in fact or g. phones still have a better latency than 5 g. because the 5 g. handhelds really are not up to speed yet and there are a number of problems associated with this and one of them holland which is not to be mitigated is the fact that most 5 g. waves cannot permeate hard surfaces in other words the loss and most of the cell phone sort of distributors are towers or locations where you can have 5 g. actually don't transmit for more than about 150 meters what does this mean for get using a 5 g. cellphone in your car so that would prohibit a lot of americans wanting a 5 g. cell phones right now and can't services so how many americans of entry heart to be doing work or using a cell phone very few are obviously it won't permeate the windows of your house or anything else because it will permeate hard su

[cheers and applause] i congratulate governor walker fowler.eers and applause] i congratulate governor romney. [cheers and applause] >> i congratulate all of those who have made the hard fight night have for this nomination -- fight they have for this nomination, and i know you will find for the great victory over party will win in november because we will be together in the election campaign. [cheers and applause] a party that can unite itself can a night america. >> my fellow americans, most important, we are going to win because our cause is right. we make history tonight, not for ourselves, but for the choice we make in 1968 will be the future for the world, and the question answer tonight, can american meet this great challenge? for a few moments, let us look at america, let us listen to america, and find the answer to that question. as we look at america, we see cities enveloped in smoke and flames. we hear sirens in the night. we see americans dying on distant battlefields abroad. we see americans hating each other, fighting each other,

do we bring in guy benson and richard fowler, senior fellow at the new leaders council.x news contributor's. obviously the senate races aren't going to be very interesting to watch in these battleground states and are very key as well. i want to start actually by playing a sound bite from last night because there was discussion about these battleground states and i want to get your reaction to this. >> senator kamala harris was one of only ten members of the senate to vote against the usmca. it was a huge win for american autoworkers, a huge win for american farmers especially dairy in the upper midwest. senator, you said it didn't go enough on climate change that you put your radical environmental agenda ahead of american autoworkers and ahead of american -- >> martha: let me start with you. obviously that is a direct address, direct plea to voters in the midwest to vote for trump-pentz because of issues that are very near and dear to them. what did you think? >> i think that was a well played approach by the vice president but what you see happening in the ground and m

let's bring in our panel, richard fowler and katie pavlich. i want the cover two topics.ne is the incompetence here in new york and i also want to talk about the impact. let me start with you, richard. obviously there's some states that have done mail-in voting for a long time. there's about seven of them. they worked out the kinks. that's not the case for all states. how concerned should we be about the integrity of this election? >> i think every american should be concerned about the integrity of this election, which is why you should vote early. once you get your ballot, fill it out right away and turn it right away. i think in d.c. you had some voters that are trigger happy, so they voted and tried to return their ballots and the boxes are not even installed yet. the only way we'll make our democracy work is if every american voter votes, either in person or vote early or by mail and make sure their votes are counted and follow the tracking number on it. this system does work. we're the ones that require -- we need to be involved to make it work effectively. >> dana:

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14-6 carolina early however in the third quarter, atlanta is now leading 19-14, ugly moment, dante fowlerunior potentially throws out a leg at bridgewater, unbelievable tripping there, as bridgewater goes down he is hit by charles harris in the helmet, harris would be ejected and rightfully so, bridgewater, remarkably actually came back in the game. fourt -quarter, atlanta up a few points, todd gurley capping a 75 yard run, rams looking good tonight, the falcons wind up winning 25-17, they are now 2-6 as they beat carolina. all right, i'm sure many of you notice tonight, julie gaynor is not with us, and for good reason. i always say family first, right? she was busy. watching her son tonight, jake from fresno state starting quarterback, early on in this thing under pressure, he will step back into the pocket, fire from the end zone, rivers and a 13 yard touchdown catch with replay right here, showing very ably right there, rivers had three touchdowns in the game, fourth quarter, fresno up, gaynor again this time for crawford, six yard touchdown, he finishes with 311 yards, three touchdown

. >> jon: katie pavlich and richard fowler, we have to say goodbye. thank you very much.ne delta taking aim at the gulf coast with most of louisiana and its likely path. live in the fox weather center, rick. >> hi, yes, louisiana cannot catch a break at all. hurricane warnings in effect coming to see the red from parts of southeast texas probably on the backside you might see some hurricane winds down around southeast texas, but primarily we are talking about a louisiana event from this and hurricane laura was a cat 4 storm when it made landfall in late august. a lot of people still only have tarps for rooms and now they have to deal with another storm. take a look at this, really good agreement with all of the topical models exactly where the storm will go, landfall probably around 10-15 miles to the east of where laura came on shore. certainly strengthening the bit, up to 105 miles an hour, forecast a little bit stronger and it will run out of the ability to strengthen into much, we believe. but probably about a category two or a category three storm right on the louisi

tom bevan is also with us co-founder and president of real clear politics and richard fowler, senior fellow at new leader's council and fox news contributor. gentlemen, good to have all of you with us tonight. tom bevan, let me start with you sort of the ramifications of this as we are 30 days have a presidential election in one of the strangest political years in history with this pandemic and all of the other elements around it and now the president coming down with covid-19 with just ciacchella a short time left in this campaign. your thoughts tonight? >> yeah, i mean, we were already in uncharted territory in terms of this election and all that has been going on. as far as trump's diagnosis, there is the tangible aspect which is four weeks left. he is effectively off the trail for two weeks. trump is irreplaceable part of the campaign. only he can could what he does, which is to have these rallies that energize his base voters. mike pence is going to have to pick up the slack. you know, with events and with the debates, and then there is the intangible aspect of this which is, yo

richard fowler, always good of you., pop the popcorn, trace. >> trace: it will be gone. >> sandra: we'll be watching. new york city closing some schools again just days after reopening. the city is closing schools in some covid-19 emerging hot spots as fears grow over a second wave and a potential other shutdown. [ engines revving ] ♪ ♪ it's amazing to see them in the wild like th-- shhh. for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. keeping your oysters growing while keeping your business growing has you swamped. (♪ ) you need to hire i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base so you can start hiring right away. claim your seventy-five-dollar credit when you post your first job at indeed.com/promo at humana, we believe your healthcare should evolve with you. and part of that evolution means choosing the right medicare plan for you. humana can help. with original hospital stays and doctor office visits, but you'll have to

contributing to this event and i just want to briefly note my colleagues, our fellow, martha, garrett fowler and julia bolen who worked tirelessly and our crack event staff, o'keep and adrian. and these events over zoom actually are time consuming and they really work very hashed. i want to take a moment to acknowled acknowledge them. and to finish. i'm going to leave you all with-- and hoping all of you can comment briefly on one question that we got which is, there's been some criticism of the current administration during this call and we're a 5013-c organization. and these always need to be bipartisan concerns, i'd like to pose that with a thought no matter who is president in january, 2021, we need to keep these issues front and center and we need to make them a priority. and janai, maybe i'll start with you. >> sure, i'm glad we got that question because it suggests that the dysfunction and dispopa in which this country is presently engulfed is the falt assault of a single president or single administration, is one, to credit them too much and two, to dangerously oversimplify the compl

jonathan madison, richard fowler, thank you so much. we'll keep watching. this morning. coming up. >> good to see you. maria: tennessee senator marsha blackburn is here to talk about the debate, getting bi tough ong tech and the confirmation of amy coney barrett. next hour we have john garamendi on stimulus negotiations, eric trump on his father's debate performance and the national economic council director larry kudlow joining us on the economy, assessing where that is and on stimulus. also of joining the conversation all morning long, dagen mcdowell, james free man andman- james freeman and mark penn. don't go anywhere. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i'm relentless too. because every day matters. and having more of them is possible with verzenio, the only one of its kind proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant, regardless of menopausal status. and it's the only one of its kind you can take every day. verzenio + fulvestrant is approved for women wit

let's bring in guy benson, host of the guy benson show and richard fowler fox news contributor.ieve kamala harris will be making a campaign stop in tucson. so here we go six days out, guy, what are we seeing as far as strategy on the part of the president considering the polls are still heavily leaning joe biden? >> yeah, to use an elaborate football analogy based on the real clear politics average the trump campaign is down roughly a touchdown. donald trump and his campaign are engaged in a very aggressive two-minute drill trying to make up ground fast and they're out there really going hard. whereas the biden campaign has fallen back as they have now for months frankly into a prevent defense. it tells me based on the data that they have the biden campaign believes that they're comfortably ahead. we won't know what the truth is until next tuesday night, perhaps a little bit later. if joe biden wins and wins by a fairly reasonable margin, i think his basement strategy as the president calls it will be vindicated and will be pointed to as smart politics. if it ends up being a squ

here to talk about it fox news contributor richard fowler. great to see you.ur years ago today that the monmouth university poll, cbs news poll, nbc "wall street journal" all had hillary clinton up by double digits. republicans are saying we have you right where we want you, richard. are you concerned about the polls this time around? >> listen, i've said and always continue to say the only poll that actually matters, trace, is the poll on election day and how people show up to vote. now here is some of the head winds going into this sort of in the teens now. we have 18 days left, right? it is this. donald trump's biggest problem here is he doesn't have a closing argument. in 2016 the closing argument for the president was crystal clear. build the wall, drain the swamp, and we're going to fix trade in america. those are his three closing arguments. everybody remembers them. if you talk to voters who voted for him in 2016 they'll point to one of the reasons why he did that. in this closing election with 18 days left, the president doesn't have a clear message f

lisa boothe and richard fowler joining us to discuss. the president talking about the former president campaigning for the former vice president. watch. >> president trump: they came up to me sir, i have bad news. what? president obama is going to start campaigning for sleepy joe. i said is that good or bad news? don't forget, he campaigned for hillary harder than hillary, right? he said he will not get the nomination. i got the nomination. he will not be your president. i became the president. [cheering] >> do you think the former president is effective for joe biden? >> this is obama's debut on the campaign trail which speaks to a lack of confidence in joe biden as a candidate, which is consistent with reports that obama pushed joe biden out of the race in 2016, tried to do that again in 2020. has reportedly said don't underestimate joe's ability to f things up. his own campaign doesn't have confidence in joe biden because he has called a lid on this entire week when president trump has been in arizona, pennsylvania, north carolina. an