we are going to harrisburg, pennsylvania, and there will be a lot of people there, and i think we are doing very well. we are leading in florida. we are leading everywhere. [indiscernible] trump: he disagrees with us on a couple things, but if you look at the ballots, you found ballots in the garbage can. found inor trump were a garbage can. in a riverbed in a certain st ate. where theyother case were sending double so you get e.e vote -- get to vote twic i want to see a peaceful transition, but it has to be a legal process. when you get thousands of , and thatnt to people is just one many -- one of many problems. look at the democrat primaries. they still do not know who won. it was a disaster. wonn't think they know who yet. there was fraud. we cannot do this. that was a relatively small number of people. we cannot do this to our country. we are going to see, we will watch very closely. the u.s. attorneys are watching closely. the sheriffs are washing -- watching. the local police is watching. florida, cannot go to he committed a crime if he does that, and he has done that. he under

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and i had a letter from the mayor of harrisburg. >> saying? >> russ pritchard is the official representative of the national civil war museum in the city of harrisburg. >> did you get a letter from the mayor because you asked for credentials? >> no. >> it just arrived. >> that's exactly right. >> next thing you know, russ pritchard just arrives uninvited in wilmington and, boy, is he persistent. >> russ wanted to be my new best friend. he followed me around like a puppy -- helped me carry drywall to a construction site, he had sat on the beach with my children while my wife and went surfing. he kept asking, you know, "can i see the artifacts? when can i see them?" >> ed finally agrees to show pritchard what's inside that old family suitcase. the next few hours are a revelation for ed. that old cap is called a kepi, and it was worn by general pickett at gettysburg. there's his blood-stained uniform sleeve, personal letters, photos, his military sash, and this -- pickett's own hand-drawn map of the gettysburg battlefield. >> he was very knowledg

my name is bob and i am with the iron workers local 404 out of harrisburg. i am retired from there, in 2003. started as an apprentice ironworker, a two year apprenticeship under an excellent program. we can't do away with that. time, for the 35 years i was working as an ironworker, i am 74 now. it takes me a while to get around, not like i used while t, not like i used to, but because of that, because of the decent wage,e made, the living two daughters i put through college, and the third one i put through nursing school, no help

see you in harrisburg. thank you. to be the likely date for the confirmation hearings to begin for the president latest supreme court nominee is introduced to you less than two hours ago, judge amy coney barrett currently on the seventh circuit court of appeals in chicago. the president is on his way to a rally in pennsylvania. we will have more on that, later. more dangerous whether in the forecast. rising temperatures and strong winds in california could create even more wildfires this weekend and into next week. christina is live in los angeles with more. >> the strongest winds are expected tonight into tomorrow morning central and northern california. emergency officials worry gusting winds could spread flames in the 25 major wildfires already burning in california. the wildfires burning here in the west have killed at least 35 people and destroyed thousands of structures in hard-hit state of washington, oregon and california. however, a lot of progress has been made, containing some of the fires in part because o

visit ncicap.org] ♪ air force one has touched down in harrisburg, pennsylvania and we are waiting for start of president trump's rally, his first event after nominating amy coney barrett to the supreme court a few hours ago. the president is making several stops in pennsylvania over the next few weeks, where the polls show joe biden ahead of the president, a state that mr. trump 14 years ago. live coverage soon to get underway shortly. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> while we wait for the arrival of the president coming down the stairs from air force one, here is some reaction to his nomination of amy coney barrett to be on the supreme court from majority leader mitch mcconnell, he says judge merrick will receive a confirmation vote in phrased her selection, president trump could not have made a better decision, amy coney barrett is an exceptional andorist -- jurist well-qualified nominee. democratic leader chuck schumer people shouldican make no mistake, a vote by any isator for amy coney barrett a vote to strike down the affordable care act, and he added, i will oppose this nomination. ♪ ♪ [cheering

attention to the keystone state of pennsylvania, and franklin marshall college professor joins us from harrisburg morning. so, let's just begin with what happened in pennsylvania in 2016. >> well, in 2016, then-candidate donald j. trump carried the state of pennsylvania by 44,000 votes. and essentially he won the state because of the turnout and the high proportion of votes that he got in central pennsylvania and also in the south western part of our state in the old mining and mill towns. i call it small town in rural pennsylvania and up in the north eastern part of our state, largely because he d

we had a riot last nightjust a few miles from harrisburg south of harrisburg and lancaster, we had an in philly as well. and ask them sentence, what's the one thing us outside get wrong about the state ? thing us outside get wrong about the state? while, that is a great question. one sentence to answer. oh my gosh. i think it is the population. it is much more energised and diverse than people think. the only thing philadelphia or pittsburgh, the state is gargantuan. can, you have a sentence, we have to leave you there, we are out of time. thank you, see you. hello there. it's been a beautiful start to our week, hasn't it? with lots of september sunshine, but how long with us for the last four was about more details on that for the high pressures brought the warmth continued to slip east four was about more details on that for the high pressures brought the warmth continued to slip east and it has been replaced by another area of high pressure, but the position of the highest ranking in this easterly feed and behind this weather front, we are going to see a contrast with the feel of o

7:30, the president will be at a campaign rally live in pennsylvania near the state capital of harrisburg, and that live coverage begins at 7:30 p.m. eastern time on c-span. now we want to play for you again the 5:00 p.m. eastern time announcement of amy coney barrett to the supreme court. gentlemen, the president of the united states and misses from ♪ ♪ ♪ ["hail to the chief" playing] [applause] president trump: thank you very much. totand before you today fulfill one of my highest and most important duties under the united states constitution, the nomination of a supreme court justice. this is my third such nomination after justice course at and justice capital and it is a very proud moment indeed. over the past week, our nation has mourned the loss of a true american legend, justice ruth bader ginsburg was a legal giant and pioneer for women. her extraordinary life and legacy will inspire americans for generations to come. gardengather in the rose to continue our never-ending justiceensuring equal and preserving the impartial rule of law. today, it is my honor to nominate one of our na

see you in harrisburg. thank you. >> he's heading to pennsylvania.ually going to be in middletown, pennsylvania, that's where the political campaign rally is set to take place later tonight. jeremy diamond, we heard the president say i want to see a peaceful transition, then he said it's got to be x, y and z. he is obviously very, very concerned he says about the ballots. >> yeah. and i heard similar comments from the president last night at his rally in newport news, virginia. the president there kind of walking back comments from earlier in the week where he refused to say he would support a peaceful transition. but at the same time, wolf, still telling supporters that the only legitimate outcome of the election is one in which the president is crowned the victor and that is not only false because there are a myriad of ways joe biden could win the election without any fraud, without any cheating, and there's of course no evidence of widespread voter fraud, but it's also potentially dangerous because it sets up a scenario where at least a third of t

host: let's hear from mike from harrisburg, pennsylvania. mike, you're up. caller: i will be voting for biden definitely. host: why? years old, and the last thing i want to do is get this virus. i have already had encephalitis in my life when i was 28 that killed me -- that almost killed me. i am not interested in fighting off another dangerous virus. i have been separated pretty , allfor my entire family trump backers and trump voters, and they don't take the coronavirus seriously. so i end up ducking not only out of the covid idiots that i call them, who walk around without masks on, i have to duck them in family. it simple thing like wearing a mask to try to protect each other. i'm really upset about it. a stranger on a desert island. host: ok. down theonna, break demographics in pennsylvania. guest: the pennsylvania population tends to be a bit older. we have about 10, 11, 12 percent of the electorate who will be african-american. about 4%, 5%, 6% will be hispanic. hispanics are the largest minority. the effect of the matter is in my state, that is certa

jacqui heinrich is with the biden campaign in harrisburg, pennsylvania. we begin with david. >> good afternoon, fig day at the white house white house. labor day is typically the kick off to the fall campaign season. president trump holding a news conference behind me and he came out swinging against former vice president joe biden, invoking his name almost two dozen times. the president began talking about the economy, something you know a lot about, charles, talked about the unemployment rate down to 8.4%. jobless rate 1.4 million jobs added in august. clearly an improvement from where things were in april in this country. the president touting that success. important to note less than two months from the election and more than a month since negotiations began, still no deal on a covid relief package. both sides at a stalemate. treasury secretary steve new mnuchin. i asked, mr. president, why don't you get involved in the negotiations in the face-to-face with democrats? >> i know my customers. that's what i do. i know pelosi and schumer very well. they

joe biden is in harrisburg, pennsylvania right now.ting for him to hold a virtual event at the pennsylvania aflcio head quarters. he's made one stop to talk to union members there. jacqui heinrich has more. >> jon, president trump talk about 2/5 of union households in 2016 and narrowly won this state. labor backing is a major issue. joe biden announced the endorsement of three unions. right now he's meeting with the aflcio president richard trumka. he and biden wrote a joint op-ed of putting wall street first and diminishing union power. the trump camp says that biden's plan bans fracking and it does not. the biggest new is biden's response if asked if he would get a covid vaccine if it were available today. >> so many things that are not true. i'm worried if we have a really good vaccine, people will be reluctant to say it. so he's undermining public confidence. if i had a vaccine tomorrow, it do it. if it cost me the election, i'd do it. >> there's a small group of biden supporters here, a small group of trump supporters both trying

>>biden later visited with union officials at the afl cio headquarters in harrisburg pennsylvania. both men today brought up the push for a covid-19 vaccine. both accusing the other of politicizing that process meantime vice president mike pence vice president nominee kamala harris they were in wisconsin, less than a week after the president visited kenosha which has endured arson and looting after the police shooting of jacob like chastised biden for being slow to condemn the violence. senator harris was asked about her visit with members of jacob blake's family. >>one to express concerned for their well-being in the courts. as well being. it's left another say support. >>there's no excuse for the rioting and looting that we have seen in kenosha in cities across the country and this violence against civilians against property and against law enforcement must stop and must stop. >>another example of the fact republicans have been focusing on the issue of law and order there trying to make up ground against biden who is enjoying a steady lead in the wisconsin polls. trump carried, w

biden plans to hold an event at the headquarters in harrisburg, the largest federation of labor unions in the country as you probably likely know. his running mate senator kamala harris is heading to wisconsin. she will tour a training facility before she participates in a roundtable with black business leaders. president trump supporters are expected to hold a boat parade. a similar event did not go swimmingly well in austin on saturday. five boats sank during that boat parade. thankfully no one was hurt. >>> president trump's polling continues to suffer in some polls. >>> a bay area judge has shut down the census bureau over the weekend issuing a temporary restraining order against the census bureau and the commerce department. now the bureau has to halt its operations to finish the 2020 census by the end of the month. the bureau shutdown is until the court hearing on september 17th. >> budget cuts could be looming for california and several other states as congress continues to deadlock on covid-19 relief. many states and local governments hoped congress would pass another round of

in harrisburg, he will meet with union leader this is labor day. and the day after on tuesday heading straight to michigan. we're still waiting to hear what he'll be doing. but he was meeting with auto workers and talking to the community and a similar theme that he continues to do virtually ending the week in shanksville, pennsylvania, where he will be commemorating those victims on 9/11, rubbing elbows with the president who is heading there himself. and the president will be going there still facing backlash for those disparaging comments he made against soldiers. and the biden campaign is really hammering that message and using it to remind people as to why they believe that the president is not fit for office. take a listen to a new video that they put out yesterday where they allowed service members to speak for themselves as to why they decided serve abroad. >> when president donald trump canceled a visit. >> he said why should i go to that cemetery. >> it is filled with losers. >> it is fills with heroes. >> trump refers for the 1800 marine

from erie to easton from pittsburgh to harrisburg.nd from allentown to wright here in middletown we stands on shoulders of pennsylvania patriot who is gave their blood, sweat and tears for this beloved nation. this is an incredible place, our whole history so much history in pennsylvania. this is the state where our founder fathers declared american independence. it is where the army weathered its brutal weather at valley forge general george washington led his men on daring mission across the delaware. and where our union was saved by the heros of gettysburg. this is the place where generations of tough, strong, pennsylvania workers mine the coal work railroads and forge the steel that made america into the greatest and most powerful nation in the history of the world. and you haven't seen anything yet. [applause] [cheering] proud citizens like you help build this country and together we are taking back our country. we are returning power to you, the american people. with your help, your devotion, we're going to keep on working. we'r

i'm hallie jackson in washington along with our nbc news reporters mike memoli in harrisburg, pennsylvania, ali vitali in milwaukee. mike, let's start with you, p.a., huge battleground state, joe biden supposed to be meeting with union leaders today, members on this labor day. part of his overall strategy, he's looking to get more on the road starting now. >> yeah, that's exactly right, hallie if joe biden had his drudge e druthers, he would be spending the day marching in the pittsburgh labor day parade, no parade in pittsburgh this year because of the pandemic. he's on his way here to harrisburg, he'll be at the headquarters of the state aflcio for a virtual conversation with richard trumka and workers across the battleground state. we're getting a taste of what his message might be in a new op-ed that appears in "the pittsburgh post gazette," writing that workers were already facing the pandemic, systemic racism, and they're also having to contend, he writes, with an additional burden a union busting president. when he isn't calling the boycott good year and its thousands of union worke

joe biden is planning a trip to harrisburg, pa, tomorrow, and kamala harris travels to wisconsin for her first traditional campaign event. good sunday to you. so how are these candidates shifting from the virtual events to being in person out on the trail in this coming week? >> well, alex, they're shifting pretty quickly. as we saw last week, it was the first time we saw joe biden get on an airplane and go to pennsylvania. then go to wisconsin. something we haven't seen in several months, even though that was part of the normal campaign trial just several months ago. this week, we'll see him do the same in harrisburg, pennsylvania, tomorrow speaking with the largest union group in the country. and then he'll hop back on a plane and head to michigan on tuesday. he'll also be back in pennsylvania on friday, specifically in shanksville, which is also on the president's schedule, because they will both be commemorating 9/11 victims. you also said and point ed out that senator kamala harris will be heading to wisconsin tomorrow. it's her first slolo trip as a vice presidential pick. one

7:30, the president will be at a campaign rally live in pennsylvania near the state capital of harrisburg, and that live coverage begins at 7:30

formally announcing judge amy coney barrett as his supreme court nominee, president trump landed in harrisburg, pennsylvania. tonight's rally continued the trend of outdoor rallies at airports across the country. this time, a lot of people were wearing masks. the president mentioned judge barrett's nomination. he also touched on what will become key points in his campaign speeches. >> they're going to try and steal the election. look at this crowd. the only way they can win pennsylvania frankly is to cheat on the ballots. that's the way i look at it. >> this was the president's second campaign event in pennsylvania this week. mr. trump narrowly won that state in 2016. it's considered a key state this time around. >>> dr. jill biden campaig husb rally in cedar rapids, iowa, today. instead of applause, there was honking. most of the crowd stayed in their cars. dr. biden promised her husband would work to restore justice and rebuild trust in america. she also recalled the struggles of certain iowans. >> joe and i carry all of you with us, and i know that americans across this country, you are wre

attention to the keystone state of pennsylvania, and franklin marshall college professor joins us from harrisburg, this morning. so, let's just begin with what happened in pennsylvania in 2016. >> well, in 2016, then-candidate donald j. trump carried the state of pennsylvania by 44,000 votes. and essentially he won the state because of the turnout and the high proportion of votes that he got in central pennsylvania and also in the south western part of our state in the old mining and mill towns. i call it small town in rural pennsylvania and up in the north eastern part of our state, largely because he developed what has generally been referred to as the rust belt strategy, where he campaigned in parts of pennsylvania, ohio, wisconsin and michigan, making the argument that the obama administration had done bad trade deals. nafta, the transpacific partnership, and he would bring back these old industries like coal and steel, and let's add something else, natural gas, which is very, very significant in terms of the employment and the money it raises for the state. and that continues to be, you know

my name is bob and i am with the iron workers local 404 out of harrisburg. i am retired from there, in 2003. started as an apprentice ironworker, a two year apprenticeship under an excellent program. we can't do away with that. time, for the 35 years i was working as an ironworker, i am 74 now. it takes me a while to get around, not like i used while t, not like i used to, but because of that, because of the decent wage,e made, the living two daughters i put through college, and the third one i put through nursing school, no help from the government because i made a decent wage as a union ironworker. now, people can understand. i cannot understand what is going on today. i am lost. -- i get, and i hope choked up when i think about the direction the country is going in at this time. we need your help. >> so our next speaker is from the local 520, howard. plumber.ipefitter and he just got back from being deployed in afghanistan. mr. biden: a staff sergeant. my son said that is who runs the military. howard: i used to be an engineer. in the army, i am a veteran

the candidates are getting back on the trail for traditional events, joe biden heads to harrisburg, pep tomorrow, speaking with the afl/cio. and kamala harris will travel to milwaukee on her first campaign trip. and president trump, to winston-salem. >> now, northern star strategies, served on the campaigns of barack obama and hillary clinton. they didn't think they had to get out on the road, in part, because they were leading national polls, swing state pole, we saw what happened to kenosha, president trump went there first. in the pandemic, face to face campaigning matters in the way that it did in 2016? >> americans want to see vice president biden, and senator harris safe in the way they campaign. they want them to be aggressive. we are at a tipping point, what democrats need is someone someone that will get out there and seize the day. that is what we are seeing, sending kamala harris to milwaukee, and meeting the moment. you will see more of this in the next eight weeks or so. >> joe biden's campaign, specifically in the battle ground states, how pivotal of it a role will they pl

>> [inaudible] >> president trump holds a rally at the harrisburg, pennsylvania airport, his first event since announcing his supreme court nomination. it's the latest of several visits to a state he won four years ago. current polls show former vice president joe biden is leading in pennsylvania. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the 45th president of the united states, donald j. trump. >> ♪ and i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free and i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me and i gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today there ain't no doubt i love this land usabless the from the lakes of minnesota to the hills of tennessee across the plains of texas from sea to shining sea from detroit down to houston and new york to l.a. well, there is pride in every american heart sayit's time we stand and that i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free and i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me and i gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today because there ain't no doubt i love this land god bl

before, but all of these rallies with thousands of people last night as you know, and we were in harrisburg, pennsylvania. at the night before we were in virginia. , 30,000, those crowds are massive. that is on very short notice. all of those people watching. we have eyes and ears now that we would not have had. i am sure that she is watching and i am sure that everybody is looking at it. discuss the election with her? pres. trump: no, i did not. i watched over the years as presidents would interview and talk and make a decision on the supreme court justice. i am surprised they would not talk about various things. they would not talk about things that are very important. i do not know that it is inappropriate, but i have gone by that custom. are arguing that acb puts in danger not only roe number but another of decisions. do you think they are correct? pres. trump: i think she is going to move on the law. i think she will be a great justice for many years to come. i cannot say. you also bring up health. obamacare is terrible. we have made the best of it. we got rid of the individual mandate

anyway, my name is bob, and with the ironworkers local 404 out of harrisburg i said retired from there in 2003, and we -- i started as an apprentice ironworker, two year apprenticeship which which they have an excellent program and we can do away with that. all this time for the 35 years i was was working as an ironworker, i'm 70 for now though, it takes me a while to get around, not like it used to. but because of that, because the decent wage we make him a living wage, i put comite four daughters and a son. two of the daughters i put through college and the third one i put through nursing school. no help from the government because i made a decent wage. as you union ironworker. people can understand, i don't know, i can't understand what's going on today. i'm lost i'm lost and i hope, i just can i get choked up when i think about the direction this country is going in at this time. we need your help. >> our next speaker is warren from -- >> howard. >> local 520 i mean howard, sorry, sorry. from 520. he's a pipe fitter in plumber. he just got back from being the point in afghanistan,

like what you do in that solar facility outside of harrisburg. i am a scranton bird.entral pennsylvania is ok, but, you know, northeast. >> thank you, sir. , i am 95 years old, i am a veteran of world war ii and north korea. when i wear a uniform i wear only two badges, my parachute and combat infantry. i did make one combat over the line. republican since the 1960's. i am a member of the nra, and i voted for trump. i think trump has been the worst president we have ever had. i will be glad to see him go. i think joe biden will be a great leader for the united states. , on my day of my jump into germany, i think joe biden cares about doing the proper duty for the united states. and if selected, that is what he will do. >> i am 13 years old. without joe biden i would not be talking to you today. about a few months ago i met him in new hampshire. he told me that we were members of the same club. stutter. it was really amazing to hear like mehere's someone auld get advice from president. he told me about a book of poems he would read out loud to practice. he marks hishow

do things that really make a difference, like what you are doing with that facility outside of harrisburgi'm a scranton boy. central pennsylvania is ok, but northeast -- [laughter] keep the faith. >> thank you. i'm 95 years old. i'm a veteran of world war ii and north korea. weari wear a uniform, i only two badges -- my parachute wings and the combat infantry badge. i did make one combat jump over the rhine in germany, and i'm proud of that. i have been a republican since the 1960's. i'm a member of the nra, and i voted for trump. i think trump has been the worst president we've ever had, so i will be glad to see him go. i think joe biden will be a great leader for the united states. my drum --the day of jump in to germany, i think joe biden cares about doing his proper duty to the united states and if he is elected, that is what he will do. without3 years old and joe biden, i would not be talking to you today. a few months ago, i met him in new hampshire and he told me we were members of the same club. stutter. it was really amazing to hear became vice me president. he told me about a bo

harris ramp up travel to swing states focusing on the economy and jobs and biden will travel to harrisburgnnsylvania on labor day the speak with union leaders. harris will head to wisconsin. this morning she told cnn she would not trust the president's word alone on a potential coronavirus vaccine following reports the trump administration pressured health officials to get a vaccine out before the election for political gain. >> if past is prologue. they will not. they will be sidelined. because he's looking at an election coming up. ? less than 60 days. and he's grasping for whatever he can get to pretend that he has been a leader on this issue when he has not. >> reporter: during a fundraiser yesterday, biden said he expects the president will announce a vaccine prior to the election and hype it up but also said if one comes out and it works, he would be all for it. even if it doesn't help him politically. in wilmington, delaware, jackie hinrich, fox news. >>> rescue crews end their. >>> in beirut. why they believe there were signs of life in the debris more than a month after the massiv

while he was in harrisburg, pennsylvania, it was joe biden during a stop at the afl-cio participatingbers of that union. the topic of the military coming up so here's joe biden from yesterday. >> as out of touch as trump's language on the economy is, when it comes to veterans, he is downright un-american. i've never said that about a president ever, ever, ever but calling those who served come risk the life can even gave their lives to our nation, losers and suckers, these are heroes. i'll tell you something, my son wasn't a loser or a sucker. he spent six months in kosovo as assistant u.s. attorney trying to make sure that they had a criminal justice system. he's the only foreigner who has a 12-foot statue erected to him, a memorial to him because of what he did in kosovo. then he volunteered come he was attorney general who had get special permission to volunteer to go to these units tire rack for one solid year. when the bronze star, secret service, other awards come he didn't serve with losers and suckers. he served with heroes. he served with american patriots. and none of the ve

sure that we have access to do things that really make a difference like what you're doing outside harrisburga scranton boy, central pennsylvania is ok but northeast. keep the faith, guys. ok? >> thank you. >> thank you. >> i am edward good i'm 95 years old i'm a veteran of world bar two and of korea. when i wore a uniform i wear only two badges my parachute wings and the combat infantry badge. i did make one combat jump over the rine in germany and i'm proud of that. i have been a republican since the 1960s. i'm a member of the nra ifment and i voted for trump. i think trump has been the worst president we've ever had so i'll be glad to see him go. i think joe biden will be a great leader for the united states. like me on the day of my jump into germany i think joe biden cares about doing his proper duty for the united states and if he's elected that's what he will do. >> i'm 13 years old. without joe biden i wouldn't be talking to you today. about a few months ago i met him in new hampshire. he told me we were members of the same club. we stutter. it was really amazing to hear hat someone l

president trump was headed for that battle grand state of pennsylvania, he went to the podium and harrisburg, supporters chanted fill that seat. >> number one in her class. the professor, one of the most respected people said the greatest student he's ever had, that's very good, that's a little better than biden, wouldn't you say? [ crowd noise ] >> she should be running for president. [ crowd noise ] >> the supreme court nomination will certainly be a hot topic tomorrow morning on face the nation. we invite you to join margaret brennan at 8:30. go to our special section on kpix.com. and reporting on how bay area officials plan to move forward. >>> a fight back against racism and violence against asian americans, what started as an idea has now become a national movement. it's called they can't burn us all, they organized the first of march after an eight 89-year- old was set on fire in brooklyn . >> a march to chinatown to show their support for the movement. >> i've seen different people of different demographics supporting this cause, it's very important. ultimately we can't get past this

things that really make a difference, like what you are doing in the solar facility outside of harrisburg a scranton boy. central pennsylvania is ok, but the northeast. [laughter] keep the faith. thank you. >> thank you. goode. edward i am 92 years old, i am a veteran of world war ii and korea. when i wear a uniform, i wear only two badges. my parachute wings and the combat infantry badge. i did make one combat jump over the rhine in germany. i am proud of that. i have been a republican since the 1960's. i am a member of the nra. and i voted for trunk. -- for trump. i think trump has been the worst president we have ever had. so i will be glad to see him go. i think that joe biden will be a great leader for the united states. like me, on the day of my jump into germany, i think joe biden cares about doing his duty for the united states. if he is elected, that is what he will do. my name is braden harrington, i am 13 years old. without joe biden, i would not be talking to today. about a few months ago, i met him in new hampshire. he told me we were members of the same club. we stutter. it

host: the president or vice president is going to be in harrisburg.ey, mike pence in the middle of the week. talk about ground strategies, visits by the campaigns, what is the expectation? guest: the expectation is a little up in the air. i think it is about as split as it could possibly be. here,den is going to be and donald trump friday in shanksville pennsylvania to commemorate the 9/11 attacks could -- 9/11 attacks. eric trump is going to be here. last week, joe biden made that huge speech here in pittsburgh. for his rallyme in latrobe. it is all hands on deck. even more so then you saw in 2016 when there was not as much in the lead up. we are seeing several visits oh week, lots of money and lots of advertising. host: we probably hear the topic of coronavirus being a top issue , maybe some are concerned about the protests, how do those appeal as far as areas of concern for pennsylvanians? what are top issues for pennsylvania? guest: you hit the nail on the head. covid-19 is a gigantic issue here. democratic governor who has fought with republican

host: the president or vice president is going to be in harrisburg.ey, mike pence in the middle of the week. talk about ground strategies, visits by the campaigns, what is the expectation? guest: the expectation is a little up in the air. i think it is about as split as it could possibly be. here,den is going to be and donald trump friday in shanksville pennsylvania to commemorate the 9/11 attacks could -- 9/11 attacks. eric trump is going to be here. last week, joe biden made that huge speech here in pittsburgh. for his rallyme in latrobe. it is all hands on deck. even more so then you saw in 2016 when there was not as much in the lead up. we are seeing several visits oh week, lots of money and lots of advertising. host: we probably hear the topic of coronavirus being a top issue , maybe some are concerned about the protests, how do those appeal as far as areas of concern for pennsylvanians? what are top issues for pennsylvania? guest: you hit the nail on the head. covid-19 is a gigantic issue here. democratic governor who has fought with republican

biden goes to harrisburg to speak with union workers and president trump continues to trail in nearlylina, florida, michigan, and pennsylvania. >> this morning he faces a nuanced lot of bad publicity from his long-time personal lawyer. in a tell all book, cohen calls the president, quote, a cheat, a liar, a fraud, a bully, a racist, a predator, a conman. the book is distributed by a division of via come cbs. he says he has lost all credibility and it's unsurprising to see his latest attempt to profit off of lies. >> we'll discuss this. another morning. another round of scandal for the president. terri, i want to go to your first. i'm reminded of a recent statement from the white house following one such scandal where they said another day it's something else, who cares? the question to you is does anyone care this time? >> no. i mean, look, the reality is that if you believe these things are true about donald trump, you already believe it. if you think they're all lies, just like everybody else is lying about them, you don't believe them. nobody is changing their opinion based on thes

after formally announcing judge barrett as his supreme court nominee president trump landed in harrisburg, pennsylvania. last night's rally continued his trend of outdoor rallies at airports. this time many people were wearing masks. the president mentioned judge barrett's nomination drawing loud applause and touched on what has become key points to his campaign speeches. >> they're going to try to steal the election. look at this crowd. the only way they can win pennsylvania is to cheat on the ballots. that's the way i look at it. >> this was the president's second campaign event in pennsylvania in just one week. trump narrowly won the state in 2016 and it is considered a key state to win in this year's election. >>> now to joe biden's campaign. his wife, dr. jill biden, campaigned for her husband at a drive-in rally in cedar rapids, iowa. instead of applause, lots of honking. most of the crowd stayed in their cars. dr. biden promised her husband would work to restore justice and rebuild trust in america. she also recalle struggles of iowans who primary. >> joe and i carry all of you wit

jackie heinrich is live in harrisburg when the former vice president campaigned earlier. >> reporter:ll the campaign stuff today focused on drumming up labor support this labor day. biden and harris tackle two swing states while mike pence swept in ahead of harris to take back her limelight. in wisconsin vice presidential candidate kamala harris and vice president mike pence make dueling stops at opposite ends of the state. pens ahead of harris. >> people of wisconsin deserve to know that senator kamala harris is one of only 10 senators to vote against the usmc. >> as harris was greeted by the family of jacob blake. >> they are an incredible family. >> before black business roundtable on racial equality with a stop at the union centered between. biden was making a bigger lift for support and background pennsylvania, three times as many union members. sitting down with union workers who are also veterans. >> when i think about the direction this country is going in at this time. we need your help. >> reporter: before meeting with the nation's largest union federations of another jab at

. >>> joe biden will spend labor day in harrisburg, pennsylvania. holding a virtual labor union talk. that's the largest federation of labor unions in the country. meanwhile, his running mate will be in milwaukee. she is set to tour the international brotherhood. she is scheduled to hold a round table with black business leaders. >>> turning to our micro climate weather alert. livermore, we found people heading out early to get ahead of the worst heat as the temperature rose in the morning, some still took time to visit a farnler's market, play volleyball or tennis. most people we talked to said they planned on staying inside for the afternoon, but the temperature in livermore was already 100 degrees by noon. it was even 100 degrees again by 8:00 tonight. >>> northern california beaches are closed this holiday weekend in an effort to cut down on the spread of covid-19. as we have been reporting, there has been one exception, though. half-moon bay where beaches remained open and a lot of people took advantage today. some made their way to ocean beach

host: let's hear from mike from harrisburg, pennsylvania. mike, you're up.aller: i will be voting for biden definitely. host: why? years old, and the last thing i want to do is get this virus. i have already had encephalitis in my life when i was 28 that killed me -- that almost killed me. i am not interested in fighting off another dangerous virus. i have been separated pretty , allfor my entire family trump backers and trump voters, and they don't take the coronavirus seriously. so i end up ducking not only out of the covid idiots that i call them, who walk around without masks on, i have to duck them in family. it simple thing like wearing a mask to try to protect each other. i'm really upset about it. a stranger on a desert island. host: ok. down theonna, break demographics in pennsylvania. guest: the pennsylvania population tends to be a bit older. we have about 10, 11, 12 percent of the electorate who will be african-american. about 4%, 5%, 6% will be hispanic. hispanics are the largest minority. the effect of the matter is in my state, that is certain

correspondent jacqui heinrich is live in harrisburg tonight where the former vice president campaignedarlier. good evening. >> good evening, mike. all of the campaign stop today focused on drumming up labor support is labor day. biden and harris split up to tackle two swing states while mike pence swung ahead of kamala harris to take some of her limelight. >> in wisconsin, vice presidential candidate kamala harris and vice president mike pence, out ahead of harris. >> wisconsin deserves to know that senator kamala harris is one of only ten senators to vote against the u.s. i'm seeing. >> he was greeted off the plane by the family of jacob lake. >> before a roundtable on and ad equality with a stop at a training center in between. sitting down with union workers who were also veterans -- >> i get choked up when i think about the direction this country is going in at this time beard we need your help. >> before meeting with the largest union where he took another job that president tru president trump. allegedly calling the nations more debt "losers and suckers." >> what's in it for them

senator kamala harris is heading to wisconsin on labor day and we just learned joe biden will head to harrisburgnnsylvania as well that day to speak to unions there, eric. eric: all right, jacui, thanks so much. arthel: we will bring jeff mason, white house correspondent for reuters. our military is america. they are the ultimate patriots, so this reporting resinate at all with the president's base? >> well, i think one of the reasons that you've seen such a strong pushback by the white house, by the campaign and by the president himself is because they're concerned about that. it is -- i mean, we can look over the last 3 and a half plus years, it's pretty hard to -- to reduce support for president trump from his base. i suspect that most of his base will dismiss the report in the same way the president has as inaccurate and false. that said, it is -- the reason it has legs, arthel, is there's a history and public history of president trump using this type of language before. he referred to john mccain as a loser in 2015 and said that he likes people who aren't -- who don't get captured and that

i'm bob faust with the ironworkers local 404 out of harrisburg, p.a. retired from there in 2003.s an apprentice iron worker. two-year aparen hisshprenticesh and they have an excellent program and we can't do away with that. and for the 35 years i was working as an ironworker, i'm 74 now. takes me a while to get around not like i used to. but because of that, because of the decent wage we made, the living wage, i had four daughters and a son and two of the daughters i put through college and the third one i put through nursing school. no help from the government because i made a decent wage. as a union ironworker. now, people can't understand, i don't know. you know? i can't understand what's going on today. i'm lost. i'm lost, sir. and i hope -- i just -- i get choked up when i think about the direction this country is going in at this time. we need your help. >> sir, our next speaker is warren from -- >> howard. >> local 520. i mean, howard. sorry. >> you're watching joe biden in lancaster, pennsylvania. this is the unusual campaign year we find ourselves. it is traditional to m

tomorrow he'll be marching in a labor day parade in harrisburg, pennsylvania. >> all right.evin liptak. thank you so much. appreciate it, sir. >>> we have developing news out of texas it to tell you about. several boats were taking part in a pro-trump parade. apparently they sunk. officials in travis county, texas say they responded to multiple distress calls yesterday. several boats did, in fact, sink. you can see some of them there as the parade was taking place. thankfully, no reports of any injuries, though. a facebook page for the event said more than 2600 people had planned to a ted. >> as we reported, president trump has forcefully denied that he disparnld u.s. service members. could those hurt him in the polls? my next guest says the president has, quote, an uncanny ability to control the narrative. julian zelizer is the author of burning down the house, newt gingrich, the fall in the -- he joins me now to discuss. good morning, julian. >> good morning. nice to be here. >> in your latest commentary, you talk about how, of course, we're entering into the homestretch h

. >> after the announcement president trump boarded air force one en route to harrisburg, pennsylvania. he's holding a rally there tonight. we're monitoring that rally. we'll bring you any news as warranted. >>> joining us now though is democratic senator macy fidono. she will be voting as a member of the nomination based on the judiciary committee. you tweeted, i oppose her nomination and will fight to deny her a nomination on the united states supreme court and in doing so will tell the american people the danger she poses to hard one rights. what is the larger danger as you see it that concerns you most about judge barrett. >> the clear and present danger right now is the affordable care act and the reason that president trump and the republicans want to push her on the court as soon as possible is so that she can be there to hear the affordable care act case and millions of people will no longer have health care in the middle of a pandemic. it's just -- well, this is what the republicans want to do and they're doing it but i will raise my voice and let the american people know that