smith were first intimate in harrisburg, pennsylvania, know she moved to harrisburg with her husband and her two sons around 40 and then she would four years later that the marriage had gone sour and she left and that's that's kind how they both would have looked about that time when first came to lancaster and anyway. so people thought at hall hall fortunately didn't give us any details how he knew that to be case. thank you mr. hall. i don't know if he meant that. i don't even know why he meant that. why would you say something like that if you don't have any evidence to support it? at any rate, there was apparently were people who because lydia was working so hard to rise out of this impoverished beginning that she'd had. there were people who thought she was a bit avaricious of the greedy. and when was talking to his friend and colleague simons, no relation. near, i mean really near the end of his life. and stevens had told simon that he wanted to leave. $10,000 as as a legacy to to thank her for her care him over all those that they'd been together. and and. that's when simon sa

of the capital of harrisburg, is one of the fastest-growing county, pennsylvania. it started flipping blue in recent elections. shapiro one and 2022, a state supreme court candidate, democrat in 2023, if that keeps happening, republicans chances of winning pennsylvania get lower and lower and lower. so i'm expecting to see a lot of interest in that part of the state of western pennsylvania obviously matters that's what my alma mater is, but population been shrinking there. it's going, it has a lot of i think traditional value of prestige value, but trump's first visit, i think since harris was announced, was to harrisburg, i believe i remember he had a visit there, the nra has a big convention there, so i'm looking to see how much energy to people put into that that constellation of small cities and growing suburbs around harrisburg and isaac, let me put the same question to you is since your based in philly, what are you seeing on the ground that you think deserves more attention? my eyes are focused fixated on bucks county in particular we're talking about a coun

harrisburg, right in the middle. bucks county. if i know a county.er] rachel: see, we actually learn something -- pete: this is where you come for hot political analysis. will: -- kentucky. pete: that's not a real name. rachel: you guys need to learn more geography, i think kamala harris needs to learn more about economics. here she is unveiling what donald trump is calling the maduro plan. she's calling it the opportunity economy. listen. >> as president, i will be laser focused on creating opportunities for the middle class that advance their economic security, stability and dignity. together, we will build what i call an opportunity economy. [cheers and applause] an opportunity economy. an economy where everyone can compete and have a real chance to succeed is. everyone, regardless of who they are or with where they start, has an opportunity to build wealth for themselves and their children. and where we remove the barriers to opportunity. pete: is so lots of political words there that anyone could say, but the question is, what does that really m

sean is in harrisburg as the gop candidate discusses his policies for the biggest challenges facing the nation and his strategy to defeat kamala harris, a donald trump town hall moderated by sean hannity wednesday only on fox news channel next wednesday, buckle up for anl exclusive town hall with former president donaldnt trump., penn harrisburg, pennsylvania. head over to hannity .com hannitsy to y sitcom, get your e tickets. also, check out my conversatiocn with elina harbor on my podcast. just type in jason in thedcast house jason the house wherever you listen to podcasts you'll find iyo finitt. t. >> gutfeld is up next. thanks. have a great weekend

trump's campaign claimed they had to leave to attend a rally in harrisburg, pennsylvania. the team also blamed the shortened time on audio issues head of the interview which shaids lasted about 40 minutes. when asked about the backlash trump received for his comments the campaign's communication director told nbc news, quote, backlash from the truth, these people must be deranged. the campaign later put out this statement that reads in part, quote, based on the unhinged and unprofessional commentary directed toward president trump today by certain members of the media, many media elites clearly want to see us remain divided. you would think that the media would have learned something from the repeat episodes of fake outrage ever since president trump first came down the escalator in 2015, but some just refuse to get it. this will be their undoing in 2024. >>> the gop nominee also commented on the interview writing on truth social that he, quote, question. vice president kamala harris was in houston yesterday speaking to members of the sigma gamma ro sorority. vice presiden

sean hannity will be in harrisburg, pennsylvania next wednesday for an exclusive town hall with formersident trump. you can go over to hannity.com to find out how you can get your free tickets. now to a giant inconvenient truth for kamala harris. she played a critical role in the biden-harris administration, which most americans view as an a abject failure. according to real clear politics average, the vast majority of americans, more than 63%, believe our country is headed in the wrong direction. joining us now with analysis is restoring america editor for the washington kayleigh white along with fox news contributer joe concha. thanks so much for joining us. kayleigh, i want to go to you first because the country knows it's on the wrong track and somehow some way she wants to gaslight us into the idea that she's the fresh new person that's going to come along and make some changes but she's been the one in control. she was the number-two person for the last nearly four years. >> and this is actually one of her failures from last night's interview with cnn, jason, is, listen. it didn'

let's let them out inem o harrisburg. it is a wonderful place.2020, she personally urged her followers to donate money t get out of jail murderers, you know what that was all about and minnesota, which i think we have a good chance of winning. it has not been one since 1972 with a republican. [applause] and we are leading.l they are going to bring that one home, they tell me.is n they are going to bring it home. the american people are going tx reject kamala harris dangerous liberal extremism fight away inside appeared too big to rig, too big to rig. too big to rig.t we are not going to let her turn of theed s united states into a communist san francisco colony. going to let it happenthat. guess what they want to do, they want to destroy our country. she is the worst.on she was a bad d.a. long before you had your dna, long before you have some of these d.a.'s you have. you know philadelphia and pennsylvania moabite in los angeles, all over the place, all over the place, you have bad das and radical left, horrible das funded by george soros and ot

torrential rains and flash flooding washing out this road outside harrisburg, pennsylvania. straightline winds ripping buildings apart. driving rain and a micro burst hammering virginia. the mid-atlantic bracing for more. at the minnesota state fairgrounds, people running for cover as a severe storm passes through. and several tropical systems also brewing with a new threat churning in the gulf. we'll have the forecast in a moment, but first, abc's trevor ault leads us off at the newark airport. >> reporter: tonight, the powerful storm system that already hammered the upper midwest now threatening to throw a wrench in the travel plans of millions as it pushes east on the unofficial last weekend of summer. >> attention fairgoers, a severe storm is approaching. you are encouraged to seek shelter. >> reporter: at the minnesota state fair in st. paul people taking cover. virginia also rocked by thunderstorms. and northwest of harrisburg, pennsylvania, torrential rain tearing a trench through this road, and powerful straightline winds snapping huge trees and ripping away roofs. d

the first night we'll be in harrisburg pensler are in the harrisburg area, i should say. and then we'll see other events in michigan, north carolina, and arizona. but i think it's interesting that we're hearing from the campaign that these will be messaging and policy focused events next week, because frankly that's one of the big questions that we have tonight in wilkes-barre, pennsylvania. will the former president be able to stand? hey, on message and continued to try and land attacks on kamala harris when it comes to her policies on the economy, perhaps on immigration as well this, is not been going particularly well for the campaign over the past week. his allies, advisers have been trying to get him to stay on message. you saw that event in bedminster earlier in the week? where the former president had a lot of grocery items on the table, but still the tone of that event took on more of the campaign rally tied feel that we've it's still a heard from the former president in recent weeks. and really during the course of this entire campaign, one of the other distracti

sean is in harrisburg as the gop candidate discusses his policies for the biggest challenges facing the nation and his strategy to defeat kamala harris, a donald trump town hall moderated by sean hannity wednesday only on fox news channel next wednesday, buckle up for anl exclusive town hall with former president donaldnt trump., penn harrisburg, pennsylvania. head over to hannity .com hannitsy to y sitcom, get your e tickets. also, check out my conversatiocn with elina harbor on my podcast. just type in jason in thedcast house jason the house wherever you listen to podcasts you'll find iyo finitt. t. >> gutfeld is up next. thanks. have a great weekend, john. i know. i know. i. all right. yes, i know. i've bee wn working out. that >> it's friday, so you know what that means. let's welcome tonight' ms. he looks like the guy who stolej your underwear in fifth grade. comedian jim naughtoimn. the only thing that can him is that very powerful magnet, fox news contributor. johnny, joeyg , joe june. a baby shower and hopefully a nice hot bath. "new york times" best selling hot contributor gets

if you are in harrisburg, eau claire, in michigan, while the press is waiting for you to come out and talk and not take questions from the podium, you are actually giving an interview that lasts all week long and most of those local reporters will report. they won't give their opinions they will say trump to harrisburg or trump to eau claire, the forgotten man no more. that's a smart feature of campaigns. i would say this to the mainstream media, kamala harris is ignoring you because she thinks she already has you. for the same reason she doesn't go and spend a dime chasing people who vote 100% of the time for democrats. they thinks the mainstream media is in her corner. don't cover her rallies. don't set up your camera next time. don't give her the service of covering her rallies. >> shannon: i want to play more of what the gop vp contender vance said. >> she has been a presumptive democrat nominee for 16 days. not taken a single question from a reporter. it is shameful for kamala harris and media sne is running from reporters. president trump and i take hostile questions, non-hostil

and applause] >> let's compare our record point by point. >> that was at the rally last night in harrisburgmp has been battling some of the momentum that democrats have been gaining in the polls, ever since the changeup. he is getting some new support. the former ceo of paypal is now backing his campaign. david marcus says he feels the republican party is more aligned to where he stands now. steve, ainsley, and brian, back to you. >> brian: it looks like president biden instead of getting that coveted spot will now be the first speaker. >> steve: rather than last he's first. >> brian: that's humiliating. >> monday night the first event. the time that most people are tuning in for the first time. better than tuesday at 4:00. still be in prime time for him. obviously there is going to be a lot of questions about how much he is going to be on the trail for the vice president going forward. you know, it was interesting. i was just at the harris event in atlanta two days ago. and she didn't mention biden at all during her speech. she brought up trump. i thought this was telling right there. not

and thomas, you join us from harrisburg, pennsylvania. i understand at 3:00 in the morning there. thank you for being up at this hour. i want to ask, first of all, what are your reactions to harris's economic proposals? is this sound economic policy or does this smack of populism? >> well thanks so much, for having me. i've been it's great to be with you and i'll always get up in the morning for cnn. i think harris certainly needs some plan to address the cost of living crisis. inflation has definitely cooled in recent months, but prices are still much higher than they were pre-pandemic levels. think the problem is that some of harris proposals are, i think bad politics and bad policy. and that's particularly true with her call to impose a federal ban on price gouging for food and groceries. politically, when your adversary calls you a communist, it's probably not the best strategy to go out and advocate explicitly for price controls. but in terms of policy, press controls, they cause shortages because they artificially constricts apply jumps in the consumer price index are really

coordinated campaign is working well with the state party, and we will address everything from harrisburgstrong up in the northeast, scranton where president biden's from whose leadership made all of this possible. governor casey is up there, we have congressman brady in philly and so we're strong there, and we're going to be strong in the middle of the state and in the west. so my concern would be that, but i see that it's being addressed, so they are alleviaing the concerns i had in 2016 like they did in '20 and like they're doing again right now. >> biggest vulnerability, something that the harris campaign should not overlook? >> eastern north carolina, we cannot make sure -- or we cannot leave out the part of our state that so much has been taken from it and, you know, we have in north carolina the opportunity this year to help make sure that congressman don davis gets oaf the line in that congressional district, that we elect one of our youngest house members, dante pittman out of wilson county who has been recently impacted with debby coming through north carolina. so our thoughts a

meanwhile, outside the trump rally in harrisburg, fox's bryan llenas caught up with a handful of blankers who said this about the two presidential candidates. >> that is so -- there are two things. it's a silent vote for trump and it's a silent no vote. so that's what you will see. she won't get the numbers that they perceive that she will. it's either going to be a black vote for trump or a no vote. >> that's out of frustration. >> that's out of frustration. that's out of disappointment. black people can only blame themselves. you keep listening to democrats decade after decade. show up in your neighborhood eat chicken when it's time for the election. >> the pandering. >> pandering. identity politics. democrats have got that down to a t. >> as far as i have seen she is not winning the black vote at all. now, from what i see, black women, yes. black men, no. no. >> explain that for me. >> she has had pretty bad history putting innocent black men in prison. black men just not buying it. it's a no-go. >> ainsley: and just yesterday, she, vice president harris, she was notably absent from

time is thomas gift live from harrisburg, pennsylvania. thanks for your analysis thanks. >> ivan alright. >> moving on now to the middle east. that's where u.s. secretary of state antony blinken says that the current ceasefire proposal could be the last chance to get israel's hostages home he met a short time ago with israeli president isaac hertzog in tel aviv and blinken is trying to push for a ceasefire fire, and hostage release deal cnn has learned his meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has begun. blinken is also expected to speak with defense minister yoav gallant later today, netanyahu says, israel will not give in to demands to end the war in gaza. as a condition for a deal, and hamas claims netanyahu is obstructing a possible agreement. cnn international diplomatic editor, nic robertson joins us live now from tel aviv. good to see you. >> nic we're hearing accusations now, both from prime minister netanyahu and from hamas. each side accusing each other of trying to of creating obstacles for a deal. but we're als

. >>> the last couple hours former president trump stepped up to the stage in harrisburg, pennsylvania, his first visit to the battleground state since he was the target of an assassination attempt there just three weeks ago. earlier today in chicago trump's attempt to court black voters at a meeting turned contentious. natalie brand is at the white house with the details. >> reporter: former president donald trump took the stage at the national association of black journalists convention for what quickly became a heated question and answer session. >> you attacked black journalists calling them a loser saying the questions that they ask are "stupid and racist." why should black voters trust you after you have used language like that? >> well, first of all, i don't think i've ever been asked a question in such a horrible manner, first question. >> reporter: he dismissed vice president kamala harris' black heritage when asked about some republican lawmakers' comments attacking her as a diversity, equity and inclusion hire. >> she was only promoting indian heritage. i didn't know she was

both parties and campaigns are heating up, with trump is harrisburg, pennsylvania tonight.bs news hour, i'm lisa desjardins. geoff: and joining us now from former president trump's rally in harrisburg, is laura barron lopez. thanks so much for being with us. as we saw, donald trump started his day in chicago for what was and at times intense q&a at the convention. how was his campaign responding to the criticism he is now facing for his comments about vice president harris's racial identity and what to his comments reveal about how he is approaching running against harrison's president biden? laura: former president donald trump and his campaign are defending themselves in the way he is going after kamala harris, despite the fact that some republicans in his party think they should refrain from talking about her race and refrain from attacks calling her a di hire, but largely, trump's campaign has not changed it strategy when it comes to its attacks on kamala harris. they are using a lot of the same attacks they used on president joe biden, namely attacking her on her immig

syracuse to harrisburg included in that moderate risk.e a slight risk extending much farther than that. this will be something we deal with today with the potential to see 2 to 4 more inches of rain across this region. localized amounts up to 6 inches. the good news is once we get it through the day today out towards parts of new england, we're still going to wake up to rain across parts of northern new england. as we get into the later parts of your saturday, specifically the second half of saturday, we'll see some drier conditions settling in, and we'll finally be done with debby. good news for all. >> just one more reason for us to look forward to the weekend. >> exactly. >> angie lassman, thank you. >>> up next on "ana cabrera reports," we have new body cam video revealing harrowing moments before and after the assassination attempt against crump. >>> plus, another arrest overnight tied to a thwarted terror plot against taylor swift concerts in austria. the new details we're learning as her fans shake off her fear with impromptu sing-

returned to pennsylvania for the first time since that happened in butler last night he was in harrisburg, pennsylvania and that crowd was ready for him cheering loudly fired up. just hours earlier, the former president sat for what was supposed to be a really wide ranging interview with three journalists. i was one of them at the national association of black journalists convention. it was an interesting tip-off. it started -- and things got pretty fiery. i leaned in with the questions that matter to journalists. caroline sunshine is here from the campaign trump 2024 deputy communications director next. ♪ i'll be there... ♪ ♪ you don't... ♪ ♪ you don't have to worry... ♪ choice hotels is a family of brands with a hotel for any traveler you want to be. like #1 chef dad, cookin' up a free, hot breakfast for the entire family at a comfort hotel. mom made this. umm... i...added... the garnish. stay twice and get a $50 gift card when you book direct. they get it. they know how it works. and most importantly, it works for them. i don't have any anxiety about money anymore. i don't have to worr

stretching back toward baltimore and harrisburg. that's going to go through the day today. and as we get into the later parts of your day, notice things will start to dry out for the mid atlantic. we'll see rain across parts of new england. by the second half of your saturday things really improve. that doesn't mean the flooding will go away. we'll still likely see rivers and streams remain swollen, but nicer conditions are on the way and debby will eventually be out of the picture. >>> we are learning new disturbing details about that alleged foiled terror attack in austria targeting a taylor swift concert. the alleged main plotter confessed he intended it to be a suicide mission and a third suspect is now being questioned. here's keir simmons. >> reporter: this 19-year-old who investigators say was ready to kill himself and large numbers of people using knives and explosives at a taylor swift concert in vienna this week was arrested at his apartment 50 miles from the stadium. police revealing they found bomb-making manuals, explosives and detonators. the 19-year-old had r

but we will start next door to you in kentucky, in harrisburg. good morning. >> good morning.hanks a lot. the topic. i would say it is a great topic. but for the fact i think it continues the myth that the united states of america electoral process is somehow insect -- inherently for a lot. you can draw a straight line to the big lie. we all know who the big liar is. does the secretary of state have anything to say about the fact that this amounts to dock sing the electoral system where we are doing countless investigations, whether it is viable or not. and looking as if this is a huge issue. and it quite simply is not. i think that the secretary of state, your guest, does a disservice to the electoral process and the faith the people have in the electoral system of the united states. that is my point. >> secretary warner -- >> i appreciate that comment. what it brings to mind is a couple of things. the first is we need to have people confident in the election process. i will point back to the 2020 election, the hunter biden laptop that is one i'm particularly aggrieved by. to

as we get into tomorrow, the system weakens, works its way to the north and 3 inches or so from harrisburg to syracuse and out towards burlington. this is something we watch through the day before the system works its way out. you can see all of that moisture that is encompassing this as the system works its way to the north over the coming days. eventually, by the time we get to the weekend, the system will finally be out of our hair. let's see what's happening in your neighborhood. 77 degrees in philadelphia, with rain in the forecast for new york, scranton and cleveland. rain in the forecast for orlando today. and that's a look at your forecast, jessica. back to you. >> all right, angie, thank you. "early today" is back in a minute with another golden day at the olympics for team usa. and live from new york, it's not steve martin. why the comedy legend says he turned down the anchce to play tim walz on snl. your skeleton t two times your weight. it's in your nature to stand strong. supplement your bones with high-absorption magnesium. nature's bounty. it's in your nature. skincare can s

sean is in harrisburg as the gop candidate discusses his policies for the biggest challenges facing the nation and his strategy to defeat kamala harris. a donald trump townhall moderated by sean hannity wednesday only on fox news channel. >> and it's on jordan. johnny joeoy joked that, jeb carries our lovely city wide tax exempt from big government to forget. but i love new america. . >> well, it's a busy friday night. we have a lot of news to get to. i'm kayleigh mcenany. and for laura ingrahamy in . of >> and this is a speciale. edition of the graham angle. " frowell, one week from today, the first ballots for the presidential election will go out. the stakes could not be higher . and if you were wondering o what kamala harris dayne woe priorities were, her first interview provided little clarity. >> if you are electeulu dod, what would you do on day one in the white house? >> a n there are a number of ths i will tell you. first and foremost. is one of my highest prioritiesto a is to do what we can to support and strengthen the middle class. o so what would you do? day one? day one, i

and i'm very grateful to the national civil war museum here in harrisburg for having me speak to you today. and i am really to be an a member of the advisory council. so the first thing i'd like to do is say a little bit about what i call lost cause narrative. and i'm sure this a this is a term it's familiar to many of you, but the lost cause narrative basically is the is the story of the postwar story that the south the, the losing side, was able to create and to home. i think through american history for many decades that, you know, the war was a noble cause, that it was lost only because the north had superior resources and manpower. the daughters of the confederacy a very powerful organization. well up in the 1950s had great sway over how the war was described in american history. textbooks and so we get terms like the war of aggression, the war between the states, not called the civil war in this in this context, veterans organizations very influential in to establish and drive drive home this this lost cause narrative oratory, cemetery, statuary, even battlefield monuments. so

drew in harrisburg, democrat. welcome. what is on your mind about what you heard tonight? >> i saw kamala harris and want to talk about what i am feeling about her. i believe she is not going to give us up or let us down, never going to make me cry. susan: we are going to move onto nathan in indiana, also a democrat. go ahead, please. i will move on once more. stan, new york, you're on the air. >> yes, can you hear me? susan: i can. go ahead. >> yeah, i think republicans, for a lot of their views, which is why [no audio] on both sides, by the way both sides, i like the governor of kentucky, what he said, that we are all americans, right? you know what would be nice? if we could get trump and harris on the stage hugging it out like michael manley in jamaica in the 1970's. that would be nice. susan: thanks very much. james taylor was scheduled to perform tonight. with the schedule running over by such a long time they send information from the democratic national committee that they decided to cancel. we hope to hear from him later in the week. let's go to nathan in indiana.

mientras tanto, en harrisburg, un árbol derribó cables eléctricos, bloqueó una carretera y también lasenas de vagones de tren. no se reportaron heridos y no había materiales peligrosos en los vagones. increíble. esta situación del tren. imágenes también muy impactantes. qué bueno que las autoridades no registraron ningún herido. exactamente hasta el momento. así es. y bueno, también hablando de lo que pasó en pennsylvania. imagínate todas estas lluvias. también el socavón que provocaron estas inundaciones. bueno, cada vez más están viendo estos climas extremos. definitivamente el medioambiental. lo bueno es que aquí en california tenemos un poquito de sol, pero también nieve en pleno verano, récord de calor también. y fuertes tornados azotaron de costa a costa los estados unidos. mientras que del otro lado del mundo, en japón, un poderoso tifón dejó muerte y destrucción. gabriela de yan nos tiene el resumen. iniciamos con estas imágenes que no se ven todos los días. nieve en agosto, un inusual sistema frío interrumpió el verano y dejó las montañas de sierra nevada cubiertas de blanco c

so i went to harrisburg p.a. to see how the maga world is reflecting on the serious times. to know how they are coping with the loss of their favorite punching bag. >> i have seen you many, many times. what number around the area? >> 82. >> are you sad about the [bleep] joe biden chant being retired? >> i am sad because all of the money that i have invested. >> how much "let's go brandon" b27 did you have. >> i buy it at the let's go brandon store. >> will they have to rename that? >> i think they will have to. >> how about one more time for old time sake? >> if they could only decide how to miss pronounce that. >> i am surprised "kam-ala" even has a chance. >> that is what i don't like to hear about the "kam-ala" thing. >> why do you say her name like that? >> "kam-ala." >> michael: it is kamala. >> "kam-ala." kamala? >> i appreciate that you are trying to say the name correctly. >> actually, i am not. but -- >> how would you want to say it? >> "kam-ala"? [laughs] it is the way bush used to say "sad-dam hussein? >> did you workshop that? >> kamala harris is a bigger threat

we had in harrisburg, 20-25,000 people and 20,000 people couldn't get in. we had so many.s that. when she gets 1500 people, they said, oh, the crowd was so big. i have 10 times, 20 times, 30 times the crowd size. [laughter and applause] >> jon: "i had an infinite crowd! one guy, she had one guy named jeff!" all right, it's very clear, you have everybody, she has nobody, can we move on? >> he wrote, "has anyone noticed that kamala cheated at the airport? there was nobody at the plane and she ai-ed it and showed a massive crowd of so-called followers but they didn't exist." he goes on to say, "she's a cheater. she had nobody waiting and the crowd looked like 10,000 people." >> jon: oh come on [bleep] g god. [applause] now, for those of you saying, "wow, it sounds like he's losing his [bleep] mind": just because there is video and photographic evidence that kamala harris' crowd was real, doesn't mean that it was real. and you might say, "well, jon, i was actually there, i was in that crowd" -- have you considered that you're not real? have you considered that? the point is th

the reason that we are making huge investments in infrastructure in our roads and bridges from harrisburgurg. and she will never stop fighting for our freedoms because she cares about every one of us. and here's how i know -- vice president harris has dedicated decades of her life to public service. as district attorney, she put crooks and sex offenders behind bars. and it makes me think, maybe that's why donald trump is so scared of her. as attorney general, she went after the big banks and got people their money back. as senator, she worked across the aisle on legislation to keep people safe and worked with republicans to protect our nation from cyber attacks. as vice president, she helped brings job -- bring jobs home, lowered the cost of health care, and that the fight to protect reproductive freedom. and let's be clear, kamala harris has more experience than the trump/vance to combined. between the two of those dudes, they only have 5.5 years, and it's not public service. it's self service that they are in the business of. our vice president is tough. she is experienced, and she is r

s in >> the roof of this church here in harrisburg ripped right off by an apparent tornado and relentlessain and the building will likely have to be condemned. >> reporter: affecting travel as we head into one of the last weekends of the summer. >> i got booted off two flights so far, and there's no one here to help us in person. >> reporter: today there have been more thank 8,000 flight delays or cancellations at airports nationwide with debby forecasted to be gone by the weekend, lester. >> erin mclaughlin in new york, thank you. >>> there is breaking news out of illinois tonight. the sheriff who hired the deputy who fatally shot sonya massey announcing he's retiring by the end of the month. sheriff jack campbell has faced calls to step down in the wake of last month's shooting. also today, a judge ordering the now former deputy charged with murder to remain in jail. >>> now to the presidential race. we're learning former president trump's plane was just diverted due to a mechanical issue but landed safely. it comes as he faces scrutiny over his story about a midair scare that critics s

. >>> former president donald trump rallied in harrisburg, pennsylvania, today, his first time returningnce the assassination attempt against him in the city of butler. trump said he would return to butler again for another rally, but an appearance he made hours earlier is making headlines tonight. he attended a panel in chicago and right out the gate things got heated. a controversial invitation by the national association of black journalists or nabj. >> a lot of people did not think it was appropriate for you to be here today. >> the group faced backlash from its own members ahead of trump's appearance. >> you attacked black journalists calling them a loser saying the questions they ask are "stupid and racist." >> it started with former president trump defending his right to be there. >> and i think it's disgraceful that i came here in good spirits. >> what was supposed to be a conversation to woo black voters -- >> i have been the best president for the black population since abraham lincoln. >> -- quickly devolved into sharp verbal clashes with the moderator and personal attacks on

we're so honored to welcome sean back to harrisburg for, i think the third time now. so without further, please join me in giving him a warm harrisburg welcome. okay. thank you, alex. it's always great to be here at the midtown scholar college bookstore. one of, i think my favorite bookstores in the whole world, and it's always slightly to me to see a whole bunch of turn up on a friday night to hear about quantum field theory. but i'm happy. it makes me happy for the world of that kind of thing happen. so we're here to celebrate this book, quantum and fields, which i a little bit about quantum mechanics but is mostly about quantum field theory. sometimes you'll be taught the quantum field theory is kind of a success asr to quantum mechanics, but that's not true. it's a version quantum mechanics. it's the quantum mechanics applied to sensibly enough. and is absolutely at the heart of all of modern physics. but we really don't talk about it enough. i think in discussions. so in biggest ideas books this is volume of a hopefully three volume set. the gimmick here is that

we're so honored to welcome sean back to harrisburg for, i think the third time now. so without further, please join me in giving him a warm harrisburg welcome. okay. thank you, alex. it's always great to be here at the midtown scholar college bookstore. one of, i think my favorite bookstores in the whole world, and it's always slightly to me to see a whole bunch of turn up on a friday night to hear about quantum field theory. but i'm happy. it makes me happy for the world of that kind of thing happen. so we're here to celebrate this book, quantum and fields, which i a little bit about quantum mechanics but is mostly about quantum field theory. sometimes you'll be taught the quantum field theory is kind of a success asr to quantum mechanics, but that's not true. it's a version quantum mechanics. it's the quantum mechanics applied to sensibly enough. and is absolutely at the heart of all of modern physics. but we really don't talk about it enough. i think in discussions. so in biggest ideas books this is volume of a hopefully three volume set. the gimmick here is that

trees crashing onto homes across the harrisburg, pennsylvania, area. >> i was buried in wood and insulation mainly. yeah, i crawled out of out of that. >> it's right there! >> reporter: overnight in delaware, families taking cover at this strip mall as a tornado touches down in marshallton. a confirmed ef-1 packing 95 mire an hour winds. a path of damage up to 150 yards wide and more than a mile long. and while debby has pulled away from the carolinas, many roads there are still flooded. >> make no mistake, this stubborn storm and its effects are not over. >> reporter: and linsey, this storm and other bouts of severe weather have caused travel problems all week. once again today, we've had about 1,000 flights canceled nationwide with many thousands more delayed. linsey? >> linsey: a lot of disruptions, trevor, thank you. let's get right to meteorologist lee goldberg from our partner station wabc here in new york. lee, time this all out for us. >> all right, linsey. debbie's final act is to drench the northeast. the low that was once a hurricane, that's working through upstate new york and n

the highest risk of flash flooding from harrisburg to burlington. as ginger says, have two ways to get warnings. linsey? >> linsey: lee, thank you. >>> now to that stunning headline from the summer games. american noah lyles collapsing after winning the bronze medal in the 200-meter race. medical staff then rushing to his side. moments later, lyles confirmed he tested positive for covid, but decided to run anyway. james longman in paris. >> reporter: tonight, a shocking upset for noah lyles. the newly minted olympic champion taking bronze in the 200-meter final. it's his best event, and he was tipped for gold, but the team usa star running with covid after testing positive on tuesday. >> this is where he gets to show his speed! >> reporter: botswana took gold. usa teammate kenny bednarek the silver. but moments after lyles crossed the finish line, he was seen gasping for air on the ground. medics rushed to his side before wheeling him out of the arena. lyles is fresh off that stunning 100-meter victory. he won by 0.005 seconds. days earlier telling

john from harrisburg asks where any photos taken when and her children returned to the nixon white house in 1971. so that's the only time that she ever went back and it was for the unveiling of the official portraits of president mrs. kennedy. if so, does the kennedy library have them or are they available to the public? or does the kennedy library have anything in its collections on that visit to the white house? no, i know. i mean, i that is the only visit she made back to the white house after december of 1963, with her children to see the official white house portraits as the guest of the nixons. and there are no photographs not that i'm aware of it. never seen one, unfortunately. i mean, i'd love to see an image because i think it was really a magical night for mrs. kennedy and the children and she was so grateful to president mrs. nixon and the nixon daughters for making it just a very happy occasion for mrs. and her children to return to the home, that they remembered living in with their father and obviously mrs. kennedy was very nervous leading up to it, but was just so grateful

to pennsylvania since the attempt on his life earlier this month, donald trump held a rally in harrisburgtrump fallacy subjected kamala harris misled voters about her race. cbs' natalie brand has more from the white house. >> reporter: trump supporters welcomed the former president back to the battleground state of pennsylvania just 18 days after a would-be assassin grazed trump's ear with a bullet at an outdoor rally. this rally inside and security tight. he held a moment of silence for corey comperatore, the man killed at trump's butler, pennsylvania rally and made a promise to the crowd. >> we're going back to butler too, by the way. >> reporter: the rally followed a contentious gathering of the black journalists in chicago. >> you attack black journalists calling them a loser, saying the questions they ask are stupid and racist. why should black voters trust you after you have used language like that? >> well, first of all, i don't think i've ever been asked a question so -- in such a horrible manner, a first question. >> reporter: trump then questioned vice president kamala harris' r

john from harrisburg asked, were any photos taken when jackson and her children returned to the white house in 1971? that's the only time she ever went back. the unveiling of the official portraits of mrs. kennedy, and so does the kennedy library have them? are they available to the public? or does the kennedy library have anything of that collection available at the white house? >> that is the only visit she made back the white house after december 1963 with her children to see the official white house portrait as a guest of the nixons. there were no photographs, not that i am aware of. it i've never seen one. unfortunately, i mean i would love to see an image to me but i cut i think it was really a magical night for mrs. kennedy and the children. she was so grateful to president and mrs. nixon, and the nixon daughters for making it just a very happy occasion for mrs. kennedy and her children to return to the home that they remembered living in with their father. obviously, mrs. kennedy was very nervous leading up to it, but was just so grateful at how warm the nixon family was, and