so, will the george stephanopoulos network be fair? i'm doubtful.th reaction fox news contributor charlie hurt joe concha tammy bruce. tammy start with you, let's get your take on next week, i don't think abc/disney is capable of being fair. i gave a whole list of unanswered questions we have and i don't see them getting to those questions. >> no. and, look, the good news is, donald trump has done so many debates -- remember those 17 competitors during the primaries for '16, and the debate after debate after debate. he knows what he's doing. he knows also, it's not just that the media's not fair, the world is not fair. the democrats are not fair. the terrorists are not fair. this is the man who has the experience. he understands it. he is ready. he's not going to be blind sided but this is why republicans tend to be better politicians, better governors, better presidents. because they're challenged and they have to make sure that they can get their point across. what makes you sloppy and a witness in the witness protection program makes you unable t

so will the george stephanopoulos network. be faieorg r? reacti i'm doubtful. here with reaction, fox news contributors charlie hurond, joe concha, tammy bruce. tammy, start with you. now, let's get your take, i on next week. i don't think abc disney is capable of bein g fair. i gave a whole list of unanswered questions. we have. and i don't see them getting to those questions. >> no. and look, the good news t is donalrumpd trump has done so many debates. remember those 17 competitors during the the primaries for 16 and the debate after debate after debate? he'she knows what he's doing. te he knows also, it's not justot that the media not fair.e no the world is not fair. the democrats are not fairfair.h the terrorists are not fair. this is the man who has the experiencece.. he's not he understands it. he's ready. he's not going to be blindside . but this is why republicans gove to be betteblican br at politicians, better governors, better presidents, becausr . e they're challenged and they have to make sure that they can get their pointsyn across. what makes yo

george stephanopoulos: and did you ever watch the debate afterwards?oe biden: i don't think i did, no. david chalian: when he sat down for that george stephanopoulos interview, the stakes could not have been higher for him. he needed a home run of a public appearance here. and he did anything but that in this interview. it wasn't a catastrophe like his debate performance was. but that moment when he couldn't even remember if he had actually watched the debate confounded many people looking for clues that he has what it takes to remain in this fight. seth moulton: i think in some ways he made it worse, because he almost sounded a little arrogant and obstinate. jeff zeleny: that was supposed to be the moment to turn the corner. and it didn't at all because it showed just how dug in president biden was. he said it would take the lord almighty to get him out of this race. joe biden: and i'm not done. pamela brown (voiceover): coming up, as the pressure mounts to end his re-election bid, the president digs in deeper. joe biden (voiceover): the bottom line h

george stephanopoulos interviews white house national security communications adviser john kirby aboutscalating tensions in the middle east. whit? >> whit: and janai, with conflicts raging overseas in the middle and ukraine, the united nations general assembly set to convene tomorrow under a massive security presence. abc's jay o'brien is joining us now with what to expect. jay, good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning. president biden will address the u.n. on tuesday. white house officials say the top priorities for him is re-affirming american leadership on the world stage, especially in a chaotic election year, and also trying to end brutal conflicts in ukraine and gaza. it was just a few weeks before the start of the israel/hamas war that was the last time that these more than 140 world leaders gathered together at the u.n. now, that conflict in that region and those tensions will take center stage. prime minister benjamin netanyahu of israel is expected to address the u.n. on thursday, as well as palestinian authority leader mahmoud abbas. meantime, outside, hundreds of demon

he does not want george stephanopoulos to go there.ketches a picture of a middle finger, on top of a story about george stephanopoulos going to nbc and he faxes it to the head of nbc. i'm glad you gave me the opportunity to tell that story. there's a lot more like it in the power of money. host: michelle, witter, california, republican line. caller: morning. i was wondering if your book explored leveling the playing field between private-sector unions and public sector unions. private-sector, you cannot draw your pension and still work your trade. does your book explore leveling the playing field between labor? guest: my book talks about unions in the henry ford chapter but not about the government unions. i'm dealing with private-sector ceos. they don't have as much to do with the public sector unions. i have a background in labor. i worked at the department of labor. i got my undergraduate from cornell. i follow the issue carefully. it used to be private-sector employees or unions were about half of the workforce and that has steadil

he does not want george stephanopoulos to go there.tches a picture of a middle finger, on top of a story about george stephanopoulos going to nbc and he faxes it to the head of nbc. i'm glad you gave me the opportunity to tell that story. there's a lot more like it in the power of money. host: michelle, witter, california, republican line. caller: morning. i was wondering if your book explored leveling the playing field between private-sector unions and public sector unions. private-sector, you cannot draw your pension and still work your trade. does your book explore leveling the playing field between labor? guest: my book talks about unions in the henry ford chapter but not about the government unions. i'm dealing with private-sector ceos. they don't have as much to do with the public sector unions. i have a background in labor. i worked at the department of labor. i got my undergraduate from cornell. i follow the issue carefully. it used to be private-sector employees or unions were about half of the workforce and that has steadily

and another anchor for abc disney is george stephanopoulos.has been contends that my former clinton for murtagh pathway bc is now rebranding a hard news journalist. is anything but. is a left-wing, radical talk show hosts masquerading like most of the media mob as a journalist. and yet another anchor for abc is someone named remember martha roberts? she cried, she was very upset on air when donald trump won in 2016. let us be clear, the deck tomorrow we'll be stacked against former president trump kayla vespa usual. you can see when left-wing politics takes home -- over programming while the results are a disaster. we just learned this week fallon lost one the of his show, late-night comedy, if you want to call it comedy. and his show is taking in the rating so is colbert show and so is abc disney's commercial calendar all feeling. kimmel has even said late-night comedy is coming to an end, wireless coming to an end? they're not funny. and the hard-core politically left, they say we don't care about the rest of the country. maybe bob iger and

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and another anchor for abc is george stephanopoulos. paw, he's been clinton'st is former clinton's former attack dog, who abc has nos noww branded a hard news journalist. is anything but. he is a left wing radical talk,i show host masquerading likee me most in the media mob as a a journalist. and yet another anchor for abc is someone named remember martha raddatz? she cried. she was very upset on air when donald trump won in 2016. let us be clear. the deck tomorrow will be stacked against former president trump kind yla vesp of as per usual. you can see when left-wing politics takesyou caeft-wing ovr programming. well, the results are a disaster. we jus ile the resut learned this weekl fallon lost one day of his show, late night comede thy, if. you want to call it comedy. and his show is tanking in the c ratings. so is colbert's show. and so is ab shodc kimmel show.a they're all failing. can said late nightn end, comedy is coming to an end. why is it coming to an end? othey are not funny and they're hard core politically left. they say

george stephanopoulos allow itnr on his network.ll, i think sean, first of all, the trump campaign has really done a good job of stepping up and putting ads out there that educated people on some of her positiones . so help me. it's been missing forever. and robert just said, why in world are the republicans waiting so long to educate a public that doesn't hearedia this stuff because it's -- it's drained out by the media. they've done a good jo agood joo the other groups have to come on board because the votes are going to be starting in september or and in about five weeks, you have early voting going on in half ors wi more of these major swing states. i want to say one last thing about the debate, though. i think that if president trump manages to do that without any name calling and if he can stay within the time frame, which he did last time, and if he can use facts that can be that are specific facts that have been fact checked, even if it's just one on every issue. so these fact checkers can't ruson him and say, oh, he was emb

here now, george stephanopoulos. >>> good morning and welcome to "this week." we are just over six weeks from the final votes in one of the closest and most unusual elections in american history. voting has already begun in some states and the handful of states are being flooded with money, ads, volunteers and the candidates. in the last couple days, rachel was there where trump rallied republicans rocked by the scandal around their candidate for governor. >> he rallied supporters but it was who was not on the stage that could swing the battle for the swing state. >> hello to north carolina. >> reporter: with the 2024 campaign entering its final weeks, donald trump headed to the critical battleground state of north carolina, a must win for his campaign to take back the white house. >> we're going to win this election. >> reporter: but notably absent, the republican he endorsed for governor mark robinson. robinson has gun surrounded in controversy and scandal after cnn reported he made racist and inflammatory posts on a porngraphic website years ago from alleged

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we've seen him go after george stephanopoulos wasn't even part of the debate, but we know that they're in legal action together. he's going after dana walden, who's the co-chair of disney an abc tv, and saying this is unfair for him, the only person and we wrote about this in the beast this week, that he hasn't gone after david muir because he loves david muir. david muir is a winner. he's a winning in the ratings and i think donald trump wants to be, wants to associate himself. he wants the sort of proximity to the winning qualities of david muir to rub off on him, but he's fully prepping by every time it goes on, talyor when he's talking at his rallies criticizing abc, laying the groundwork just like he is with the election, right? i mean, it's just like what the election well, if i lose is because it was rigged, if i don't come out as a winner in the debate, it's because abc, it was weren't against me like you point out, george stephanopoulos, not the actual debate moderator, right? >> nothing to do with george slop-anopoulos as them and you know that commonly is studying all the po

like you point out, george stephanopoulos, not the actual debate moderator, right? >> nothing to do with george slop-anopoulos them and you know that commoner is studying all the policy statements and donald, it's just thinking, how can i go on the attack here? and undermine the whole thing? it's an incredible, it's an incredible philosophy. >> and we saw him say, say just as much in his friday news conference where he talked about republicans need to get better at working a referee's right. so we see him doing some of that right now to that point. but coy back to project 2025. just speaking to republicans and democrats alike, they're both surprised about just how much has penetrated the psyche of the electorate and each time that donald trump says things like he did last night in a truth social post about remaking the government consolidating power under the department of justice, doing away with the department of education. it makes it that much harder for him to distance himself from that platform because those are some of the very tenants that are in there. >> t

george stephanopoulos, espn's dick vitale and deborah o'connell, the president of the news group and networks for the walt disney company, which is, of course, the parent company of abc seven. congratulations, one and all. and good job. >> yes. okay, one last look at the a's wrapping up 57 seasons in oakland. >> it all ended today. and sports director larry beil is back. larry. >> dan, this was a day fans will never, ever forget as the diehards try to soak up and savor every last moment of a's baseball. we'll show you how coming, but the impact still hits so hard as diehard a's fans saw their team play in oakland for the final time today. next stop sacramento. maybe vegas after that. if they ever get there. a's and rangers. the finale to oakland icons rickey henderson and dave stewart throwing out the ceremonial first pitches. awesome. seeing them. former a's cy young award winner barry zito sang the national anthem for the very first time. imagine how nerve wracking that would be. bottom five. little coliseum luck. where's the ball? it's lost in the sun. jj bleday the fly ball that

she's been speaking to abc's this week with george stephanopoulos.wow. and it tells you, i think, the stakes in this election. you know, donald trump presents a challenge and a threat, fundamentally, to the republic. we see it on a daily basis. somebody who was willing to use violence in order to attempt to seize power, the stay in power. someone who represents unrecoverable catastrophe, frankly, in my view. and we have to do everything possible to ensure that he doesn't, that he is not reelected. kamala harris says she's "honoured" by the recent endorsements of liz cheney and herfather, former vice president dick cheney, adding, "it's important to put country above party. " the next big moment in the race for the white house is on tuesday with the first tv debate between donald trump and kamala harris. a reminder you'll be able to watch rolling coverage of the abc news presidential debate here on bbc news on tuesday. our special coverage will start from eight pm — east coast time — and one am on wednesday morning, if you're watching in the uk. more

george stephanopoulos, espn's dick vitale and deborah o'connell, the president of the news group andcompany, which is, of course, the parent company of abc seven. congratulations, one and all. and good job. >> yes. okay, one last look at the a's wrapping up 57 seasons in oakland. >> it all ended today. and sports director larry beil is back. larry. >> dan, this was a day fans will never, ever forget as the diehards try to soak up and savor every last moment of why choose a mobile network built for places you'll probably never be... ...instead of for where you are most of the time? xfinity mobile was designed for where you need it most. now xfinity internet customers can buy one line of unlimited and get one free for a year. coming, but the impact still hits so hard as diehard a's fans saw their team play in oakland for the final time today. next stop sacramento. maybe vegas after that. if they ever get there. a's and rangers. the finale to oakland icons rickey henderson and dave stewart throwing out the ceremonial first pitches. awesome. seeing them. former a's cy young award winner

now i promise you, she will be come unglued and it will cause george stephanopoulos or wherever the hell is to come to her debate. and the next day people will say, if you thought june 27th was good with biden, you ain't seen nothing yet. we live in a brutal world of trolling and naya lation no jungle. milly, nothing makes. this is stark. what's interesting is actually one of the gram, supposedly it's still going to be the mentor with the same woman who compared trump to be of the k k k during the day and see what she's the fair and balanced moderator. that obviously is going to go with, i guess we should be lucky, it's not done in brazil. and that hopefully that's the questions we kept from are, you know, if you aren't speaking of that, do you agree with why not do you think president trump can actually focus on policy? or will he go for the personal attacks? because that's what's actually the headlines, and trump has learned to use those for his advantage. i think it is, i think vital is quite correct, that if the trunk focus is not policy, then he will out shine kamala. she cannot foc

the question tonight i gonna take questions from george stephanopoulos left-wing radical hack and clintonorter and ass kisser that he is or are you going to ask about afghanistan and the deadly withdrawal. are you going to demand basic answers to basic questions that harris up to now has never answered and these are a few of the glaring questions that we deserve answers to. people begin voting 14 days from now and pennsylvania with ballots going out within the week does she want to abandon the filibuster and as well she give free housing and healthcare and education and dishy support our rate bail fund for the rioters in 2020 she said that 4 days after a precinct was burned to the ground and there were 574 riots does she still support medicare for all and at the elimination of the choice of private healthcare that american citizens can ever they want. is she proud of biden's economics are we proud of that or not? she still support and does she still want them down the courage to they want him to say illegal alien or not. to she want to tax unrealized capitol gains and give all of you the

in 6 days you will have probably your only opportunity to debate harris right so instead of george stephanopoulossonally abc is not obsessed. >> abc is the worst network and for terms of fairness they had pulling where i was 17 points down a couple of days prior to the election i was 17 points down in wisconsin and they do that so people don't vote because a i love trump but he 17 points down i'm not going to go vote. i was 17 down and i 1 i called the best poster and said why wouldn't they say 5 or 4 or 3 because at 3 you go and vote and at 17 your people say i want to vote but i'm busy i have other things to do let's go see a movie and will watch the results later they are the most honest -- dishonest network that's what i was presented with and you know nasty guy let me tell you bad kind of a guy was a sophist interview of ever seen and it was softer they are very nasty they will see how unfair they are i wouldn't do she wouldn't agree to do any other network her best friend is also the head of the network her husband's best friend is married to the head of the network they are going to get th

. >> ginger: george stephanopoulos. >> 600. l his name. >> george: and get ready. >> welcome to the van ryan house. >> robin: are you kidding me? >> george: robin is making the rounds, counting us down to the emmys and going back in time. >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> michael: good morning america. great to have rebecca here. robin is on assignment, ahead of the emmys. she's on the set of some of the most nominated shows. that one happened to be the one i binge watched, "the guilded age." >> rebecca: that's a good one. >> michael: wait until you see what she has for us. >> rebecca: we are looking forward to that, michael. we can't wait for ginger and ryan seacrest. plus, she is busy tracking the heat and wild fire alerts in the west and the flash flood threat in the gulf coast. >> george: i can spell my name now. instead we'll get to the news. the protesters arguing for cease fire but netanyahu is standing firm arguing making concessions now would send the wrong message to hamas. marcus moo

meanwhile, george stephanopoulos will talk with white house national security communications advisert these tensions rising in the middle east. you can watch the full interview on this week at 8:00 this morning. right here on abc seven. actress kathryn crosby, known for movies such as the seventh voyage of sinbad and anatomy of a murder, has died. the 90 year old died of natural causes at her home in hillsborough. crosby acted under the stage name kathryn grant until 1957, when she married 54 year old bing crosby. in the 70s, crosby hosted a morning talk show on a san francisco tv station. she is survived by her three children with bing crosby. now to seven, on your side investigates. we're dedicated to bringing you transparency and holding elected officials accountable. one of the most pressing issues we're looking into right now is the insurance crisis. at least a dozen of the state's property insurers, like state farm and allstate, have either dropped out of california or are only providing limited fire coverage. now, two bills that aim to reduce insurance costs for consumers just

you can watch the full interview on this week with george stephanopoulos at eight this morning, right here on abc seven. back here at home, san francisco supervisors are one step closer to stopping what many see as dangerous and destructive sideshows. the board unanimously approved new legislation this week. the plan would make it easier to crack down on people who promote, organize or attend these sideshows. police would also be able to use drones, license plate readers and surveillance video. >> sideshows are dangerous. they're infuriating to people who are caught in traffic. and really, it's a kind of lawlessness that is designed to overwhelm public services. >> it's not going to work if everyone isn't on the same page. so it's us. it's the da. it's the court to hold people who are doing these reckless and dangerous acts accountable. >> the ordinance will go before the board for a second and final vote next week. we care about building a better bay area for everybody, especially for underserved communities struggling for safe places to live. governor gavin newsom signed a new slate

you can watch the full interview on this week with george stephanopoulos at eight.s morning, right here on abc seven. back here at home, san francisco supervisors are one step closer to stopping what many see as dangerous, destructive and disruptive sideshows, as well as illegal dirt bike rides. the board unanimously approved new legislation this week. the plan would make it easier to crack down on people who promote, organize or attend these sideshows. police would also be able to use drones, license plate readers and surveillance video. >> sideshows are dangerous. they're infuriating to people who are caught in traffic. and really, it's a kind of lawlessness that is designed to overwhelm public services. >> it's not going to work if everyone isn't on the same page. so it's us. it's the da. it's the court to hold people who are doing these reckless and dangerous acts accountable. >> the ordinance will go before the board for a second and final vote next week. in the east bay, a woman lost approximately $50,000 to a scam. now she's warning others about the calls she

there's the donna blah civil history, the george stephanopoulos who famously worked for the clip opsese's bracing hymn. if he performs poorly or doesn't hit the answers as well as his opponent does, he can say, well, it was rigged, to use a very familiar trump phrase. howard: right. the moderators for those who don't know are david mover and -- muir and lynn say davis. clay, any doubt in your mind that donald trump is moving towards the center on issues such as abortion and marijuana? >> not. i think it's actually super smart of trump. i was looking at the "the new york times" poll results that came out this morning on the race, and kamala harris is strongest on abortion. and if you look at how she's doing with women, young women in particular, to the extent that the trump can limit his losses with women or that kamala can limit her losses with men, we have a major gender gap in this election. and i actually think generally speaking trump has always been fairly moderate on the abortion-related issue, and it's been hard to pin him down on exactly what he believes on that issue. and i do

you can watch the full segment on this week with george stephanopoulos at eight this morning. abc seven. across the country now, a manhunt is underway in southeastern kentucky. right now, police are looking for the person responsible for a shooting that also led to a car crash. seven people were injured in the shooting and traffic accident right after in the town of london. one hospital says the people being treated there have minor injuries. the sheriff's office also announced that a person of interest has been identified and should be considered armed and dangerous, as residents in the area are being told to stay home as police continue to look for the shooter in the middle east. yemen's houthi rebels claim they shot down another american made drone. you're looking at video of houthi militants on board a greek tanker ship. so far, the houthis have not released any footage of the latest attack on a mq nine reaper drone. a houthi military spokesperson says it's the eighth reaper drone they've shot down since the start of the israel-hamas war. the u.s. military says it's aware

in just a moment, we'll be joining gma's george stephanopoulos for a special report.d stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight o'er the ramparts we watched. >> were so gallantly streaming and the rockets red glare, the bombs bursting in air >> gave proof through the night that our flag was still there. oh say, does that star spain. >> this is an abc news special report september 11th. america remembers. >> good morning. for those of you just joining us, we're taking a moment now to mark the 23rd anniversary of the september 11th terrorist attacks. there you see the sites where the terrorists struck 23 years ago. the former site of the world trade center in lower manhattan. families are gathering to read the names of the nearly 3000 people who died. president biden, vice president kamala harris, former president trump and his running mate j.d. vance are all there to pay their respects as well. gatherings also at the pentagon and in shanksville, pennsylvania. a wreath laying ceremony is going to take place at the pentagon later this morning, followed by remar

you can watch the full segment on this week with george stephanopoulos at eight this morning, right herey in southeastern kentucky right now, police are looking for the person responsible for a shooting that also led to a car chase. several people were seven people that is were injured in this shooting and a traffic accident right after in the town of london. one hospital says the people being treated there have minor injuries. the sheriff's office also announced that a person of interest has been identified and should be considered armed and dangerous. residents in the area are being told to stay home as police continue to search for the shooter in the middle east. yemen's houthi rebels claim they shot down another american made drone. you're looking at video of houthi militants on board a greek tanker ship. so far, the houthis have not released any footage of the latest attack on the mq nine reaper drone. a houthi military spokesperson says it's the eighth reaper drone. they've shot down since the israel-hamas war started. the u.s. military says it's aware of the claim, but has not got

diane sawyer, george stephanopoulos and others and in walks barbara walters at the last minute, wearing a bright red jacket. and of course, they have saved space for her right in the middle of this picture. right. and she goes in. she her chair, she sits they take the picture. and so the picture that you see is all these others in muted. diane sawyer is wearing a white blouse, a black skirt and a red belt. and then this bright red figure in the middle who is pretty clearly the captain of the team. amazing. amazing. the at the there was no big funeral for walters. tim russert when he died was the kennedy center. peter jennings. we went to carnegie hall. was it because why you think that was? so that was a great surprise to me. and i was in the middle of finishing up the book then and i thought, what a this will be wonderful for the book. i mean, what a wonderful moment to see her memorial service. it did not it did not take place. the her remains were cremated and given to her daughter, her daughter, who is very private, did not want. my understanding is her daughter not want to have a b

>> announcer: "this week" with george stephanopoulos starts right now. >> martha: the homestretch. >> get out and vote. save our country. >> martha: the vice presidential candidates prepare to face off. >> kamala harris and i, we believe in the american people. >> the team that actually has a plan is the team of trump-vance. >> martha: as kamala harris campaigns on the southern border. >> the issue of border security is not a new issue to me. >> martha: just 37 days until election day. mary bruce reports from the campaign trail. plus, former arizona senator, jeff flake and house republican whip tom emmer join us. >>> deepening conflict. israel launches massive strikes in beirut killing hezbollah's leader and vows to fight on. >> we will fight until we achieve victory, total victory. >> martha: we get the latest reaction from white house national security spokesman, john kirby. >>> plus -- >> mostly we hear shooting back. sometimes we get closer. >> martha: reflections from an american living on israel's volatile northern border 36 years after we first met. then and now. good morning,

best about the stuff in the one person who works at abc news who i know what a tariff is is george stephanopoulos who worked on that issue as a member of e the representative staff and worked with others in the white house with president clinton but he has no role in the debate ha tomorrow night hosted by abc news so when donald trump lies about tariffs, it will be the job of vice president harris alone with no help from the moderators to try to undo 10 years of lying to america about what a tariff is and who pays one and that is how unbalanced this debate will be before it even starts. kamala harris won't just have to fend off new trump lies to tomorrow night but sendoff 10 years of the accumulated weight of trump lying including on subjects that the news media has never made an attempt of any kind to challenge donald trump and what is the toughest question you heard a reporter asked donald trump about tariffs? the answer is none. there has never been a temp -- trump question put to him. 24 hours from now you'll be hearing many commentators saying much about this and in that sense she won't just

abc's george stephanopoulos, espn's dick vitale and deborah o'connell, the president of news group and networks for the walt disney company, which is the parent company of abc seven. and a very special honor for a member of our abc seven team. abc seven news reporter leon melendez received the dolores huerta award for her many contributions to local journalism. >> i don't think she gets recognized enough for the work that she does, and the value that she brings, but more importantly, the barriers that she removed to allow for other women not just latino women, but women of color in general, to be a part of this world that typically was not open to so many of us. >> and last night, san francisco mayor london breed and other city leaders co-hosted the 2024 latino heritage month celebration and awards ceremony. as leon accepted the award, she shared a story about when she knew she wanted to get into journalism. >> so i ran back to my teacher, to the class and she said, where have you been? >> you're late. you have a presentation. and i said, well, i just interviewed pedro. >> juan soto. >

meantime, george stephanopoulos will talk with white house national security communications adviser johniddle east. you can watch the full interview on this week at eight this morning right here on abc seven. actress catherine crosby, known for movies such as the seventh voyage of sinbad and anatomy of a murder, has died. the 90 year old died of natural causes at her home in hillsborough. crosby acted under the stage name catherine grant until 1957, when she married 54 year old bing crosby. in the 70s, crosby hosted a morning talk show on a san francisco tv station, and she's survived by her three children with bing crosby. now to seven, on your side investigates. we're dedicated to bringing you transparency and holding elected officials accountable. one of the most pressing issues facing californians today is the insurance crisis. at least a dozen of the state's property insurers, like state farm and allstate, have either dropped out of california or are only providing limited fire coverage. now, two bills that aim to reduce insurance costs for consumers just failed in the state legisla

good night >> announcer: "this week" with george stephanopoulos starts right now. >> martha: the debated trump was fired by 81 million people. >> everything that she believed three years ago and four years ago is out the window. >> he is more interested in defending himself than he is in looking out for you. >> she doesn't have a plan. she copied biden's plan. >> martha: the issues, the insults, the baseless claims. >> they're eating the dogs, the people that came in. they're eating the cats. >> talk about extreme. >> martha: but now what? we'll break down surprising results from our brand-new poll, and we're on the road in battleground pennsylvania talking with voters about what it all means. >> i think kamala is a little more convincing last night. >> when she was asked direct questions, she didn't answer them. >> martha: this morning, the presidential race ahead with republican governor mike dewine and democratic governor maura healey. plus, analysis from our powerhouse round table. >>> and -- >> the pain of the burns was beyond description. white, hot pain is really the only way to

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the stage. [ laughter ] also during last night's town hall, trump criticized abc news anchor george stephanopoulosd that his interview with president biden was quote "the softest interview i've ever seen." you're going to say that while you're being interviewed by sean hannity? i ask tougher questions when john oliver is here. [ laughter ] in the rules for next week's presidential debate that were released today, abc news said that both candidates would be given a bottle of water. so if trump's doing any debate prep, it should be on that. [ laughter ] "i practiced on glass, and now it's a bottle." [ laughter ] "what do you mean, it's basically the same? what am i paying you for? i'm not paying you, i'm just [ bleep ]." abc news also said that during next week's debate, microphones will only be turned on during the candidate's time to speak. man, that's going to be awfully hard on trump. i give it about ten minutes before he starts holding up signs like wiley e. coyote. [ laughter ] "i got to do signs and water, oh, hey, this is going to go great." [ light laughter ] according to a new poll are pre

yes, >> announcer: "this week" >> announcer: "this week" with george stephanopoulos starts right now. >> jonathan: principle over party. >> not only am i not voting for donald trump, but i will be voting for kamala harris. >> jonathan: liz cheney backs kamala harris. >> donald trump, if he is re-elected, will be far more dangerous than we have ever seen before. >> jonathan: the latest high-profile republican endorsement for harris, and she got another cheney endorsement. >> dick cheney will be voting for kamala harris. >> jonathan: this morning, we're one-on-one with liz cheney, only on "this week." >>> the great debate. >> this is not 2016 or 2020. the stakes are even higher this time. >> i think i probably have won because of debating. >> jonathan: trump and harris meet for the very first time at the abc presidential debate in just two days. >> she wants four more years to enforce a radical left agenda. >> donald trump is trying to pull us backward. >> jonathan: what's at stake and what could unfold. republican governor sarah sanders of arkansas joins us. >>> plus, chris christie an

>> announcer: "this week" with george stephanopoulos starts right now. >> jonathan: breaking overnight -- [ chanting ] >> jonathan: israel recovers the bodies of six hostages in gaza, including israeli american hersh goldberg-polin. britt clennett in tel aviv. >>> campaign rush. >> this is going to be a tight race until the very end. >> jonathan: with less than ten days until their first debate, harris sits for her first interview as the democratic nominee. >> let's be clear. my values have not changed. >> jonathan: as trump tries to fire up his base. >> and we will bring back the american dream. bigger, better, and stronger than ever before. >> jonathan: this morning, our new abc news/ipsos poll shows a virtually tied race. trump ally senator lindsey graham and colorado's democratic governor, jared polis join us. plus analysis from the round table. >>> barrier breaker. >> they were just so frightened if they let one woman in that door, in the door of baseball that that was going to be the end of the boys' club. >> jonathan: my conversation with journalist melissa ludtke that opened do

you should see george stephanopoulos work a red carpet? it is something to see.celebrities, anxious to see who goes home with the emmy statues. do you know what? look at this great audience. thank you for getting up so early. they're young, they're hungry, oh my gosh. coming up we'll have a first look at my interviews with some of the night's biggest nominees. you're gonna want to stick around for that. how was the red carpet walk? was that good? so good. [ laughter ] >> rebecca: george was practicing his in a commercial break here. >> whit: always ready. >> george: we'll come back to you in a bit. we're gonna start with another big hit for boeing. 33,000 workers walked off the job overnight which could pose serious problems for the already troubled company. i want to go back to alex perez in washington state. good morning, alex. >> reporter: hey, good morning once again, george. an overwhelming number of employees have voted to go on strike. many workers already on the picket lines here. some 33,000 boeing machinists are on strike, reject a proposal from boeing