>> yes, jacksonville -- ed, right here in jacksonville, good to hear from you. yes, it does.he navy base is here in jacksonville. back in 2000, we were the 2,400 oversea absentee votes were coming from the military overseas. 25% of the military overseas were coming from the academy, cecil field has closed since then. but the military vote typically very conservative. typically donald trump did well the last time. i think you can see at the rnc that one of their focus was the military vote. in fact, when mike pence was giving his speech -- when vice president pence was giving his speech, one of the things he talked about was the hollowed out military which he claims from barack obama. that's from marco rubio. he believed it was wrong and with donald trump you've seen a dramatic increase in military spending. donald trump and the republican party have courted the military vote. it is an important vote in florida, although numbers aren't as big as other constituencies. you can expect that to go with donald trump. but you're seeing inroads with joe biden. certainly the article in

hello,rump: jacksonville. we love jacksonville.yed to be withstate of florida thousands of loyal, hard-working american patriots. this is so proud. i just wish the cameras which show the crowd. they don't want to do this. they don't like to do that, you know? it is harder for us to win because we have a fake news back there. somehow we just keep on doing it. isn't it crazy? it is interesting. when biden comes to florida, they have like 12 or 13 people. he has eight a -- has a hard time filling up the circles. here we have some he like 30,000 people. that is a lot of people. 40 days from now we are going to win florida. we are going to win four more years in the white house. this is the most important election in the history of our country, i believe that. we are dealing with people who are crazy. they are going to raise your taxes. they are going to take away your second amendment, you know that. your second amendment is not going anywhere with me, i can tell you that. the democrat party has been completely taken over by socialists

host: ed in jacksonville, florida. your turn. caller: i would like to know if the military plays any role in the election. i know that florida has the military complex in jacksonville, if that has anything -- yes, it does. in jacksonville. in 2000 is a good example of that. overseas absentee votes were coming from the military overseas. at that time it was a few hundred votes difference. 25% came from duval county because of the air station. the military vote typically is very conservative. donald trump did well within last time. i think you can see at the rnc one of their focuses was the military. when vice president pence was giving his speech, one of the things he talked about was the hollowed out military, which he claimed was under obama-biden. language comes from believing the sequestration was both wrong, and under donald trump you have seen an increase in military spending. donald trump and the republican party have courted the military vote. it is important in florida, though not as big as other constituencies. you can e

political analyst in jacksonville.e thank you for your time. guest: thank you. host: we continue this week with our battleground series. tomorrow we will take a look at the state of michigan and we will continue through saturday as well. now the house gaveling in early today for legislative business. we bring you there now, live coverage here on c-span.

tonight trump held his third rally of the week in jacksonville, florida, but avoided the issue, sticking to generally encouraging his supporters to get to the polls. >> get your friends, get your family, get your neighborhoods, get your co-workers, and get out and vote. we have to win this election. most important election we've ever had. early voting has already begun. don't wait. vote. it's safe. go out and vote. >> he also didn't bring up his frequent and baseless assertions that mail ballots are rife with fraud and will cost him the election. but after the rally, he tweeted, quote, cheating on unsolicited ballots by political hacks, or anyone else, is against the law. we are closely watching. the controversy over trump's comments on the transfer of power erupted yesterday when he answered this question during a press briefing. >> win, lose, or draw in this election, will you commit here today for a peaceful transferral of power after the election? there has been rioting in many cities across this country, in your so-called red and blue states. will you commit to making sure there is

ambassador to the united nations joins us via skype from jacksonville in florida thank you so much for being with us may sort of like quite the exchange at the u.n. for a place that supposed to be the symbol of diplomacy there was very little of that on display today do you ever remember a time when things were this acrimonious between members of the security council. really not since the cold war and perhaps iraq war any time you have read of the v 5 and particularly the us china and russia basically throwing mud on each other it's a symbol of how broken the world responses to this virus is the secretary general said a 1000000 to 30000000 infected and we're in the midst of a world crisis here we need unity we need to work together in this blame game we frankly this started by president johnson his speech on tuesday has just thrown the council into a game of name game that's just going to cost lives and needs we need unity to leave leadership then today was the day for the security council about it it has a responsibility to keep the world safe then it's failing international system mi

president trump in jacksonville, florida, tonight. this is his third rally of the week. the president, campaigning hard this week. he is in the sunshine state. one poll did show him with a three-point lead. others show that it's a very, very tight race in fort appeared don't go away. brand-new polls from three other swing states that just came out tonight. "the story" continues. ♪ knowing who we are is hard. it's hard. eliminate who you are not first, and you're going to find yourself where you need to be. ♪ the race is never over. the journey has no port. the adventure never ends, because we are always on the way. ♪ ♪ hi susan! honey? yeah? i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad... try this new robitussin honey severe. the real honey you love... plus, the powerful cough relief you need. mind if i root through your trash? new robitussin honey severe. strong relief for your severe symptoms. i may not be able to tell time, but i know what time it is. [whispering] it's grilled cheese o'clock. did yocould be signs that busyour digestive systemwn. isn't working at it

in jacksonville itself, it's declining.und 4% of cases are positive when they're testing people. but let's compare that to other states where we've got less than a percent like new york state, for example, where they're still being incredibly conservative then if you step back and compare to other countries where they have started sports again, it was really when their areas, countries then the regions had incredibly low positive rates. so we now know that having you know, even 100 people kind of in an open air setting, but potentially close together like a parking lot and a not wearing masks can be a pretty concerning public health superspreader event. >> here's something to take a look at with florida bars and breweries, they are allowed to reopen at 50% capacity. that starts tomorrow, but the miami-dade mayor says the ones in his city will not reopen. you think it's a good time to reopen bars in florida? >> it's not and here's why. i think that we're playing with too much fire. we've already seen across states, texas, be

, everyone had to wear facemasks in the jacksonville jaguars pulling out a win there today, nfl is backfferent this year. jon: a strange season as i said, casey stegall from new orleans. we'll be right back with other news from around the globe. ♪ the united states postal service is here to deliver your packages. and the peace of mind of knowing that important things like your prescriptions, and ballots, are on their way. every day, all across america, we'll keep delivering for you. every day, all across america, robinwithout the commission fees. so, you can start investing today wherever you are - even hanging with your dog. so, what are you waiting for? download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. to stir that fire, university of phoenix is awarding up to one million dollars in scholarships through this month. see what scholarship you qualify for at phoenix.edu. [ heavy breathing ] breathe more freely with congpowerful claritin-d.you? claritin-d improves nasal airflow two times more than the leading allergy spray at hour one. [ deep inhale ] claritin-d. get more airflow. jo

now here in jacksonville, it was the only game on sunday that did allow fans in the stands.rsday, but here they allowed just over 14,000 fans to enter the stadium. you had to wear a mask unless you were actively eating or drinking. i went into the stadium, guys, and they had the fans separated. you had to go with the group you were with separated in two, four and six without the stadium. the protocols seemed to be followed very well inside the stadium. they did allow the fans to tailgate outside and made them park every other parking spot, but, you know, i'll tell you this, a tailgate is a tailgate, guys. the fans, you know, they were just mingling with one another. there were no masks involved, so it will interesting to see what develops from that a couple of weeks from now. four nfl teams will be having fans in week two. >> okay. let's hope safely. andy, thank you for that reporting. thanks to all of you for being with us today. we'll be back here tomorrow morning. >> i'm poppy harlow. >> and i'm jim sciutto. >> "newsroom" with our colleague john king starts right now. >>>

he is holding a rally in jacksonville. ♪

what is happening in jacksonville, chris?t of all, don't let hemmer find out how smooth you are on that thing. it will crush him. he will be ruined. here is the deal. florida is alabama and new jersey with ohio in the middle. we know that, right? we know that north florida is as republican as any deep south state. we know that south florida is as democratic as any northeastern state. and then in between you have the deciding part of florida, which is basically the tampa, st. pete area and orlando area but you raise an excellent point, which is that in north florida in alabama florida, you have a pretty large city? jacksonville and you have a pretty large city with some pretty affluent suburbs. what do we know about trump since 2016? he has struggled with the traditional republican coalition, to say affluent suburbanites. he has done better and we expect him to do better in the rural parts or small communities of north florida places like the florida panhandle and the center part of north florida, we expect to see him do bette

florida at a campaign rally to his supporters there thousands have come to see him in jacksonville today as he can to news his campaigning ahead of the november election let's bring in heidi is your castle in silver spring maryland not for us so it was spring near washington d.c. . you know even after reassurance from the white house press secretary area the president doubling down not committed to a peaceful transfer of power. that's right you know it ignited a firestorm president comments from yesterday when he 1st said that he refused to commit to the peaceful transfer of power rather than trying to defuse the situation he's simply fanning the flames more in the comments as you just heard him state outside of the white house today that he believes mail in ballots are a scam and that he doubts the elections would be honest he went on to cite unconfirmed news reports of a dozen or so ballots that he said were found tossed by a river in certain states now the irony here is twofold because as he is in florida now in a state speaking to his supporters he tweeted to the voters of florida ea

and alisyn, here in jacksonville, this is the only event that allowed fans.m. they all had to wear masks. they were following protocols, but the tailgate, a little bit of a different story. they had people park every other parking space, but it looked like a normal tailgate. we'll certainly have to wait and see how that goes. >> understood. andy, thank you very much. >>> and "new day" continues right now. >> announcer: this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day." coronavirus has killed more than 194,000 americans and doctors are bracing for an uptick around henderson, nevada, after president trump insisted on holding a crowded rally indoors last night. thousands of people packed together, most not wearing

here in jacksonville where we are, the jaguars we mained in the back in the locker rooms and the coltse person head coach frank reich taking a knee for the national anthem. now in atlanta, meanwhile, the quarterbacks ryan and russell wilson speaking before the game and they decided after kickoff both teams would take a neon the field to protest social injustice. in minnesota, the vikings, they were honoring george floyd today before their game with a video tribute for him and then his family was on hand and they did not play or blow the normal vikings horn like they always do before games in honor of floyd and players all around the league today wearing decals on the helmets with george floyd's name on them and end racism and it takes all of them and painted in the end zones today and this game here in jacksonville the only game with fans in the stands. you might see behind me they allowed tailgating and had to wear a mask to go into the game and wear it at all times unless eating or drinking. fans were separated all around the stadium, allowing 16,000 fans for this game and they were

he's in jacksonville.ic and the enormous moss of life, not something you've heard anything about from the president tonight. >> that's right, politics taking precedent tonight for president trump. this crowd, enormous, very large, as you noted very few masks in sight, and the trump campaign giving up any semblance of following cdc guidelines coming from people appointed by this president. i'm going to step out of the way so you can get a full appreciation for the size of the crowd. people have been waiting outside for hours in line. again, not wearing masks, shareholder shoulder sho shoulder. there's an immense crowd wrapping around the hangar. there's a large crowd outside trying to get in but couldn't. something important you don't see in the cameras, a very sizable portion of this crowd are older folks, senior citizens, people that are more susceptible to coronavirus. many of them become ill. in fact, within the last hour alone, standing not far from us, not wearing a mask became so sick she threw up on

lugares cerrados como este bar de jacksonville, florida tuvieron su mejor dÍa desde que comenzÓ la pandemias el coronavirus, pero otros procuraron mantener la distancia y tener sus mascarillas puestas todo el tiempo . la policÍa custodio las playas en un intento por evitar que este feriado termine en otro rebrote el coronavirus, como ha ocurrido anteriormente. fÉlix: volvemos aquel frÍo, donde los incendios forestales han quemado 2 millones de acres de tierra, imponiendo un nuevo rÉcord. mientras miles de hombres continÚan batallando contra las llamas a lo largo del estado. lo mÁs preocupante es que queda por delante lo mÁs peligroso de la temporada de incendios, en lo que resta de septiembre octubre. juan carlos gonzÁlez con informaciÓn. juan carlos: ha sido una de las temporada de incendios mÁs activas en california. en lo que va del aÑo, mÁs de 2 millones de acres han sido consumidos por las llamas. josÉ vive cerca de las montaÑas de azusa, desde su casa se ve el incendio. >> he mirado cÓmo se mueve rÁpido abajo de la montaÑa, en esta direcciÓn. juan carlos: en Áreas cercanas a fresno co

jacksonville, florida. >>> the casket bearing the body of ruth bader ginsberg will be escorted to the capitol in the next few hours. we have more on the unique honor being confirmed on the late supreme court justice. >> reporter: justice ginsberg's casket will move from the supreme court over to the u.s. capitol on friday where she will make history as the first woman to lie in state. justice ginsberg has been lying in repose here for the past two days where hundreds of thousands of mourners have come here to pay their respects. president trump and the first lady made their way here on thursday to stand at the top of these steps and pay their respects to justice ginsberg. however, when the president got to the top of the steps there were chants in the crowd of vote him out. the president was asked about this. he though said he barely heard those chance. he was wearing a mask and he did seem to glance over at the crowd. caylee mack anais any called the chance appalling. in other parts of the country the president is greeted with respect. the ceremony will happen at 10 a.m. on friday. t

we have never missed a game in 20-something years since we've been in jacksonville. really keeping people apart in the stadium. >> i like the way they did the spacing and the rules they have inside, so i feel really good about it. i'm a nurse so i'm aware of stuff. >> there were options for fans that did want to stay home and watch it on tv. you could have the fun of a jumbotron from home. you could participate in the trivia games and even get a free t-shirt out of the deal. >> what about services? we all like buying a good hamburger, cheeseburger. what do they got? >> lots of hot dogs, lots of pretzels. not every stand was open because they did move some people around in terms of staffing. there is a lot more folks making sure people are wearing masks and walking around. but it was very successful in terms of the number of people i saw wearing masks. it is required inside the sa stadium to wear masks. officials tell me it could be a win for everyone if they keep wearing masks. >> it's going to be a lot of fun. everybody is looking forward to it. the nfl season getti

a campaign stopped in florida at the top of the hour and a short time ago as you look live in jacksonville, we had health care speech in north carolina. tonight, fox news poll's for the election releasing right now and these are battleground states and joe biden continues to lead the president of the battleground state of ohio and pennsylvania. biggest five in ohio, seven in the pennsylvania, and the biden leads the president by 11 and likely voters in the poll. the president taking criticism tonight for something he would not say when asked about the american tradition of peaceful transfer of power should he lose the election. a lot of coverage and chief white house correspondent john robert starts us off on the la lawn. >> proving the resolution and reaffirming the support for a peaceful transfer of power after the november election. this in response to a firestorm of controversy, president trump reignited last night. president trump today doubled down on the assertion that he made yesterday that the election results may end up at the supreme court. >> we want to make sure the election i

jacksonville jaguars recibieron a miami dolphins. llevaron el triunfo y con ello siguen al frente en la serie con tres juegos por uno. esto fue lo mÁs destacado en la informaciÓn del mundo deportivo.

we got some numbers on the latest cases day-by-day there in jacksonville, duvall county, same thing. they reported a record 22 deaths on thursday. should there be at these games even socially distant fans in these stadiums? what do you think? >> well, it all depends what's the local circumstance and has the team really controlled the environment very carefully so that the fans are spread apart? all the way from parking to getting in your seats to managing everything from restrooms to food service. i think it could to be done with reasonable care, but it's a bit of an experiment. >> we're seeing far more the college games than we are in the nfl. doctor, thank you so much for you expertise this morning, sir. >> good to welcome back you victor and christie. >> thank you, sir. still ahead oregon officials are preparing for a mass fatality incident. two of the major wildfires there are threatening. we're taking you live to that seen next. >> a group of black families purchased 90 acres to create a safe space for black people. the hope is to eventually create a self-sustaining city. we'll

, the jacksonville jaguars versus the colts for the season opener, the capacity of the stadium will beks and hand sanitizer stations and things like that. here for the big game in new orleans, absolutely a no go, the saints will take on the tampa bay buccaneers with 0 fans inside the superdome, so different than what the players and everyone is used to, a venue that could normally hold more than 63000 people. >> covid is forcing us to do some things differently and how we celebrate and cheer on our saints is now a part of it. >> fellow fans not to let your love of football trump which truly important your family members who could fall ill if you were to get covid at a party, it is not worth it. >> that's the other big fear, people will host large parties to watch the games and that could be a super spreader event even roads and parking lots around the superdome have been closed off to prevent people from tailgating gathering in those groups, clearly this is a big economic loss were all of the host cities, nearly tens of thousands of fans packed the hotels, the flights, the bars, the re

travis: all right. ♪ pete: i noticed we sell a lot of these in jacksonville. allison: yeah. prepping to get the buena park location open, but one of the things that i want to see is travis, allison, and pete working together to prove that these two businesses can create one cohesive location. travis: hey, guys. allison: travis. travis: we just stocking shelves? allison: yeah. travis: i remember that marcus clearly pointed out he really didn't like the soda-flavored licorice and the really heavy bacon theme, like cotton candy and those type of things. allison: those sell really well for us, and they have really good margins. travis: i know that we're really trying to pull sweet pete's and farrell's together, but i feel like we need to be really cautious. allison: i mean, we'll just have to, kind of, play around with it and rethink how we're merchandising it. ♪ lemonis: hey, guys. allison: surprise, surprise. lemonis: surprise, surprise. today, i'm at buena park. i wanted to check in to see how the remodeling was going. allison: i guess because they were so cash strapped they

then he will speak tonight in jacksonville, florida. he is set to leave the white house. the fallout over the grand jury's decision to not charge any of the three officers of killing breonna

been in jacksonville. he promised the crowd his law and order agenda starts at the very top. >> if we uphold the laws of our land, and to uphold our constitution as written on saturday, i'll be announced thing my nominee to the united states supreme court. >>> as the democratic nominee, joe biden spent his date deep in the debate prep. he and the president will meet on tuesday in ohio for the first of three face-offs. >>> meanwhile the senate has resolution today reaffirming its support for a peaceful transition of power after the president balked at publicly committing to one yesterday, if he loses in november. >> that is for the american people to determine, let us be very clear. there is nothing in our constitution or in our laws that gives donald trump the privilege of deciding whether or not he will step aside if he loses. >>> and icy reception for the president and first lady as they pay their respects to the late justice ruth bader ginsburg. at the supreme court, they stood behind the courts massive

caller: in jacksonville florida --jacksonville, florida. am furloughed right now because of the pandemic. i work in an open place with a bunch of people. when you are working within elation, it it is sucking up from the air. doing ductwork, you are liable to catch the coronavirus. so i am currently furloughed right now. the 600 dollars was helping me support my family, pay my mortgage, pay my bill. i do not get snap benefits or anything because i was making too much money. host: ok. that is darian in jacksonville. we will go to silver springs, maryland. our line for others. good morning. caller: good morning. basically, i am a retiree and i receive a steady income. but that was helpful, is all i received was that one $1200 thing. i am just concerned because it cynical movevery by mitch mcconnell. you know, i'm just really floored. seen what isry going on --angry seeing what is going on. i knewumble opinion, these covid restrictions whatever. i think in normal times, without covid, there would be citizens from all over the country wondering

political analyst in jacksonville. we thank you for your time. guest: thank you. host: we continue this week with our battleground series. tomorrow we will take a look at the state of michigan and we will continue through saturday as well. now the house gaveling in early today for legislative business. we bring you there now, live coverage here on c-span. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the chair lays before the house a commune cane from the speaker. -- communication from the speaker. 2020, ik: september 22, hereby appoint the honorable henry cuellar to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. nancy pelosi, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 7, 2020, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties. with time equally allocated between parties and each member other than the majority and minority lea

in jacksonville the jaguars pounced on philip rivers and the colts late winning the ball game 27-20.ianapolis has now lost their last seven season openers. >>> albert pujols swung his way into the record books. he tied for fifth on the mlb's all time home run list with number 660 it was his first home run since august 4th while he's still chasing the likes of alex rodriguez, babe ruth and barry bonds in the home run race, pujols stays in a leaving his own. only player with 660 home runs and 660 doubles. >>> history was also made on the mound on sunday. >> up the middle by first a no-hitter. alec mills did it! >> the cubs alec mills through the second no-hitter of the season blanking the milwaukee brewers. the last time a cubs threw as ir they won the world series. >>> u.s. open had two come from behind champions dominic thiem won his first grand slam title the come back makes him first man since 1949 to win the u.s. open after dropping the first two setse final. and naomi osak ling the first so azarenka >>> pa urcpau gasol named their daughter after gianna bryant >>> the biggest carg

switching out to campaign 2020, a live look at jacksonville, florida, were president trump is just wrapping up another rally, pitching a platform based on law and order. the promise to start at the top. >> to uphold our constitution. i'll be announcing my nominee to the united states >> about three hours ago he was in the nearby battlegrounds date of north carolina. promoting his america first healthcare agenda. as for the democratic nominee, joe biden spent his day in heavy debate prep. he and the president will square off tuesday, in ohio, in the first of three head-to-head matchups. >>> as an it has resolution today reaffirming its support for a peaceful transition of power after the president balked at publicly committing to one if he loses in november. >>> we want to make sure the election is honest and i'm not sure that it can be. >>> he looks at the results of a free and fair election, he will accept the will of the american people. >> if he loses he will leave office because we are going to defend american democracy. >> the fbi director contradicted the president's repeated warnings

she is teaching in-person kindergarten in jacksonville, florida.you with us this morning. >> welcome. >> yeah, thanks for being here. we have first up a question about something i think so many parents are struggling with right now. take a listen. >> what strategies can parents use to keep their kids interested or focussed on virtual learning while also working from home? >> oh, sal, please answer this one for me, too. >> that's a good one. i think this is something adults need to stay focussed on virtual work sometimes, too. there's two ideas i can think of. one is this technique to deal with procrastination named after paul modero tomato timer. you set a time where you stay focussed and force yourself a break. even if you could keep working you force yourself a break and psychologically everyone can sayky surely do another 20, 30 minutes. when you take that forced break, you're ready to dive in again. some of this can be in coordination with the teachers to think about how to make those video conference sessions a little more flexible, but defini

nc state, jacksonville state, nc sta state, duke? >> chris: looking for wins? >> kirk: yeah, yeah.t's a three-win schedule, probably. four, maybe, at the top. four at the most. >> chris: well, that would not be the kind of rookie year that mike norvell and the staff are looking for. you're saying that's -- that's not the ceiling, that's just what you -- >> kirk: i was just looking -- yeah, that's what i think. and again, to me, it's not the amount of wins that a first-year head coach that is basically trying to steer this titanic to get this program back to what it once was, it's more of the little things. that's like watching their body language, watching their competitive spirit, are they playing -- each other. things like that are way more important to me than how many wins florida state has. >> chris: two unsportsmanlike conduct penalties, one on each team. final six minutes. noles working on the ground game. toafili getting busy. a sign of things to come. feel like he might be per phaps the featured runner in this offense as they head into that gauntlet of a schedule. take a l

my colleague is in jacksonville, where fans have been allowed to attend that game.er of them in terms of the size of the stadium. so talk about what is happened and how getting back into the stadium is being received by the fans? i'm imagining they're pretty excited? >> reporter: hi, there, alex. they're excited, but talking about racial justice here, there has been a call for change in the black lives matter movement for years in the nfl. this week we saw with the chiefs game one of the players took a kneel and today just in the past hour in the stadium behind me during the national anthems played both the star-spangled banner and alicia keys lift every voice and sing, they took a knee -- the colts came out to the stadium, they were standing there, the jaguars did not come out. they were staying in the locker room and released a statement which i'll read part of. we understand not everyone will agree with our participation and demonstration but we hope all will seek to understand the reason for it. we all want the same thing, equality and justice. and now that is w

coming up tuesday morning, jacksonville university's richard mullaney discusses the battleground statea. join the conversation with your phone calls, facebook comments, texts and tweets live at 7 a.m. eastern tuesday morning. be sure to watch washington journal on thursday morning for live interview of washington post investigative reporter and author bob woodward on his new book, "rage." sunday, we will look back 60 years of the first ever televised presidential debates in the fall of 1960 between richard nixon and john f. kennedy. next, president trump visits western ohio to speak with supporters about his reelection campaign. he also talks about the supreme court in his response to the coronavirus pandemic. this is just over an hour. god bless the u.s.a. ♪ ♪ 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'd gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today 'cause there ain't no doubt i love this land god bless the u.s.a. ♪

across texas and into portions southofwest fullf summer then cooler weather from new orleans into jacksonvilleand fall starts tomorrow, and we already have frost advisories. i'll talk about that coming up >> why necessarythe first day os tomorrow for the first time dunkin has launched officially licensed costumes the choices are a strawberry frosted doughnut or cup of coffee >>> coming up, a suspect is in custody after a poison letter sent to the white house. >>> another large, mostly maskless biker rlyal is raising concerns about the spread of covid. outdoorsy mischevious restored zen sparkly cheeky... ( clears throat) disciplined dapper prepped smart hopeful brave and safe? well, there is, and always has been. walgreens. everyone's place, for healthy and safe. you try to stay ahead of the but scrubbing still takes time. now there's powerwash dish spray it's the faster way to clean as you go just spray, wipe and rinse it cleans grease five times faster dawn powerwash. spray, wipe, rinse. ... to crispy fluffy eggo homestyle waffles. we are go for... lift off. when they're this crispy and fluff

but only jacksonville will let in any fans.very seat was sanitized. 17,000 fans will be allowed in, 20% of the stadium's capacity. here in atlanta, the falcons play the seattle seahawks. inside the stadium, all the seats will be empty today and at least through the end of september. so much of american life is like an nfl team before kickoff, have a game plan but know how to adjust quickly. margaret? >> brennan: thank you. one of the companies hard at work on developing a vaccine for covid-19 is pfizer, and c.e.o. albert bourla joins us from west chester, new york. good morning to you >> good morning, margaret. >> brennan: do you still expect to know by next month if your vaccine is affective? >> yes. in our base case, we have quite a good sense, more than 60%, that we will know if the product works or not by the end of october. of course, it doesn't mean it works, but we will know if it works. >> brennan: and then the time clock starts on government approval. i want to ask you about the announcement from pfizer yesterday, whic

>> we must mention miami won 31- 13 over jacksonville. you will see highlights in about 25 minutes. >>> next at 11:00- >> surreal and i just couldn't believe that it was happening four weeks after we moved back. >> a brush fire breaks out in a north neighborhood previously devastated by flames, raising alarms as we hit the peak of california's fire season. >>> firefighters quickly got a handle on today's fire earning just 12 acres, but there facing elevated fire danger this weekend. hello again, i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener with hot and windy weather in the forecast a fire weather watch goes into effect saturday morning. we get live coverage now from ktvu the debora villalon. it's believed landscaping work sparked today's fire. >> reporter: a mower, trimming high grass for fire prevention. but in the heat of the mitt day , all it took was a spark, setting off a big response and a lot of stress for residents who have artie been through so much. a firefight by air and ground north of santa rosa. it was out in about 90 minut

and in jacksonville, the jaguars pounced on philip rivers and the colts late, winning 27-20. indy has now lost their last seven season openers >> let's check back in with michelle grossman who is busy tracking sally there along the gulf good morning again >> good morning, guys. yeah, we'll be busy over the next five days immediately we are looking at the concern for today becoming a category 1 storm we have hurricane watchings and warnings along the gulf. the biggest number one threat will be the rainfall we could locally see up to 24 inches of rain remember that flooding is the number one cause for weather relate states. as we look towards the southwest, temperatures in the 100s 103 in phoenix so a hot, dry day there. all right. guys, we'll talk more about sally, the impact, the storm surge, and look at the fire threat still continue information the pacific northwest. >> michelle, thank you so much >>> in today's quick hits, governor cuomo announced that the mta in new york will issue $50 fines to passengers who refuse to wear a mask. the new rule goes into effect today. >>>

and jacksonville now, the jaguars pounced on philip rivers and the colts late, winning 27-20. indianapolis has lost their last seven season openers >>> let's get a check back in with michelle who is tracking sally. hi again, michelle >> hi there, guys. yeah, we are going to be tracking sally over the next five days, and it's going to be a slow mover so we have watches and warnings set in place along the gulf coast. so we're looking from new orleans to mobile and also panama city. we could see up to 24 inches of rain in some spots so generally 6 to 18, that is a lot of rain. this could be of historical proportions. we'll be watchint that in the dt southwest. that heat continues, phoenix 103 degrees. all right, guys, yeah, we are going to be watching this closely. we could see history unfolding before our very eyes >> all right a lot to watch thank you, michelle. >>> former nba basketball player pau gasol and his wife welcomed their first child who they named after the daughter of gasol's late friend, kobe bryant he took to instagram to make the announcement, writing elizabeth g

. >> reporter: rallying supporters in jacksonville. >> we're unified. >> reporter: looking ahead to tuesday night's debate with joe biden and targeting the former vice president's stamina. >> give him a big shot of something and he'll go out there. he'll have a a lot of energy. he'll have energy. he'll be, like, superman for about 15 minutes. >> reporter: but in washington, unanswered questions and growing concern after the president refused to commit to a peaceful transfer of power if he loses the election. his press secretary was asked for a clarification. >> it's a very direct and very simple question. if the president loses this election, will this white house -- will this president assure us that there will be a peaceful transfer of power? it's a very simple question. >> the president -- the president will accept the results of a free and fair election. >> reporter: the white house chief of staff with a similar explanation. >> if every ballot is counted and if it's a fair election, we have a history of a peaceful transition of power. >> reporter: but president trump once again stoking

you grew up outside of jacksonville, florida, where you, iyour early childhood, attended segregated schools until sixth grade. you were bussed later to a predominantly white school 15 miles away from your home. and i have heard you say... for you, representative demings, was it more than a ghost in theoom? about racism in america,n talk we can rea about racism in america, but there's nothing like the experience of racism in america. the first time, margaret, that i was called the n-word, i was 4 years old. and i got to tell you, the first time i heard it,re i wasn't even what was going on, but when i saw all of the little white kids laughing and pointing at me, i figured it was not a good thing. but let me say this. children are not born racists.do t believe this. i think racism is a learned behavior. and sadly, in this country, we find ourselvesy in far too mmes when people want to hate that which is different from them. and it's incumnt on ose of us who were raised right, and, or even if we were not, who want better because we are one nation. it's incumbe upon us to learn how to exist in

officials say beach visits with social distancing is a safer bet than crowded bars like this one in jacksonville, florida, but it could take weeks to determine how our behavior will ultimately affect the number of cases. here's janai norman. >> reporter: tonight, health experts fear that big labor day gatherings could fuel another surge of coronavirus infections this fall. >> i'm pretty worried that if we don't act responsibly we are going to see a surge of cases. >> reporter: despite warnings to follow safety guidelines, we're already seeing packed beaches and boardwalks. 1 million people trying to beat the heat at beaches in southern california. officials threatening to shut them down if they get too crowded. >> still have our masks on and we're concerned about it. we social distanced, kept it on the whole time. >> reporter: but doctors say the biggest concern is people packing into bars and indoor restaurants. >> if you have to go indoors, keep it minimal in terms of time, and that everyone that's indoors wears a mask. >> reporter: following other summer holidays and scenes like this, packed

gardner minshew, 19 at 20 last week, leave the youngest team in nfl, the jacksonville jaguars internationald >> bills quarterback had a cr highnd ps arts adding in a rushing td, is looking to continue his run in the sun in miami. >> there's mitch trubisky, let a

. >> you have been fact checking the president's jacksonville rally tonight. what stood out? >> how we are in this time loop of the president saying things over and over. like him saying he was once michigan's man of the year. and that award doesn't appear to be true. kamala harris began her criticism saying i do not believe you are racist. he referred the msnbc ali vashi was for a different station. and made fun of someone for saying they got hit by a canister when it was a rubber bullet. he has been giving wrong numbers for four years. i feel like i am stuck in this fact check circle. >> you are michigan's man of the year. >> didn't happen. thank you, daniel. appreciate it. >>> for more on the president's attack on the voting process. i want to bring you in. >> thank you, good to see you, doing okay? >> we are getting through another day, another day has passed. nine to go. >> that's a good answer. when people ask me how i am, well, another day has passed. if president trump makes baseless claims about mail-in voting, how does it work in your state? >> the process is secure

weapons watchdog but russia which is a member of the of course says that nothing's been received at jacksonville got more details from our correspondent on court. just seems like this political dispute over the alleged poisoning of alec saying of all me is entering its next chapter germany's handing over the evidence it claims to have to the o.p.c. w in the kremlin has already said it's not happy about it. it looks like. but it's not. it's not the case. that he's having trouble sharing the information with us we have no idea what 300 over to w. . bush so this is basically the essence of what's been going on over the last couple weeks berlin saying davis stablished then of all me was poisoned and demanding that russia investigate while at the same time moscow's asking to see that that alleged evidence and which they actually needed to open a criminal investigation if there needs to be one and that just being ignored don't give our viewers a little background how did this all began well it started when the volley was flying from siberia to moscow in mid august 28th else seriously ill now the russi

more reaction with tim constantine political rice a writ of the washington times joins us from jacksonville in florida many thanks for speaking to us on al-jazeera i've been just reading through some of the reaction on twitter people clearly angry to hear about these reports of trump and he paid a few $100.00 an income tax when when he of course is a billionaire and most ordinary americans pay thousands of dollars in tax every year this news couldn't have come and he was time for trump. well i take it with a grain of salt frankly i remember the new york times reporting in 2012 that mitt romney hadn't paid taxes for years and then that turned out to be completely untrue so i wouldn't put too much stock in here and then listening to your reporter give her update on it she's saying well gosh she would use these losses from some businesses to offset profits from other other businesses that's how the system works there's nothing illegal about that there's nothing improper about that if you have a business that does really well and you have a related business that does poorly they offset there's