and it's now clear donald trump and the republican party are basically drawing on the same brian kempy book blown up to scale. it's great to have you i wanted you to respond to a few things that have happened in the news i want to start with the ben ginsburg piece we just talked about previously because it does strike me there are going to be important voices if we end up in a sort of contested post election scenario. and i wonder what your interpretation of ginsberg coming out and saying there isn't widespread voter fraud, this isn't true how much that matters, how much that validation matters the battles that may yet to come >> we know it matters a lot we have trusted voices on both sides of the aisle debunking this myth of widespread voter fraud but also filling in the gaps and saying here's what's actually happening and we know it's a high likelihood there will be a delay in counting the votes. it doesn't mean there's anything wrong. in fact, a delay means the system is working because we know almost half of the ballots that will be cast by november 3rd will likely come in the for

georgia governor brian kemp's administration declined pbs newshour weekend's interview request. but in the states' application, it contends that moving to this more decentralized model could increase enrollment in health insurance by 25,000 people in five years, through "improved customer service, outreach, and education provided by the private market." >> the estimates that the governor's plan will increase the number of georgians who choose to enroll in private health insurance are, frankly, a little unbelievable. >> reporter: laura colbert is executive director at georgians for a healthy future, a non- profit consumer health advocacy organization. >> the transition from one system to another is going to b difficult, even for consumers who know it's happening. we know that not all consumers will know that this change is taking place. so, some of those consumers are going to need to catch up. some of them may not get through the process at all. it's much more likely that consumers are going to become uninsured in this process rather than having more consumers brought into the p

governor brian kemp is again saying he won't mandate masks across that state.spite guidance from the white house coronavirus task force that had a mandate is needed to curb the virus' spread. let's get to cnn's nick valencia in atlanta who just spoke with the governor. what is he saying? why no mask mandate? >> reporter: you know, anna, we know that consistently wearing a mask helps save lives, and here in georgia there's a full-court press from governor kemp to recommend masks but he's stopping short still of a mask man day. you know, after the last two holidays here, memorial day and fourth of july, we saw a huge surge in numbers, such a surge that at a point in one week in august georgia was the highest in the nation for per capita transmission and also it remains roughly double the national average for the rate of new infections, so i asked governor kemp why he continues to stop short of a mask mandate statewide. why do you continue to stop short of a mandate? >> well, the report now doesn't call for that. i think -- if you let me finish answering the quest

tony kemp caught between third and home. rockies get semyon out at home. cirque du soleil, contorting his body to avoid the tag. he scores. wow, 1-0, a's. bottom of the there'd, tapia popping it up. this falls in no man's land. ryan mcmahon scores. only run mike a's win 3-1. magic number to clinch the west, 4. they may clinch as early as this weekend. richard sherman will miss at least three games with a calf strain. j george kittle in practice today sprained knee. kyle shanahan hoping his all-pro can play sunday against the jets. >> we'll give him a week. friday's just a walk-through anyway, but kittle is one guy that he's ready to go on sunday and the doctors say he's good to go, we have no problem with him going without practicing. >> timbers and earthquakes uniting to send a message to california and oregon during the fires. tommy thompson with a blast. and tuilloma stops it with his head. on the ground, man. scored in the 76th minute. the ball crossed the goal line, so it ends in a an army family who is always at the ready. so when they got a little s

tony kemp caught between third and home. rockies get semyon out at home.emp goes all cirque du soleil, contorting his body to avoid the tag. he scores. wow, 1-0, a's. bottom of the there'd, tapia popping it up. this falls in no man's land. ryan mcmahon scores. only run mike a's win 3-1. magic number to clinch the west, 4. they may clinch as early as this weekend. richard sherman will miss at least three games with a calf strain. j george kittle in practice today sprained knee. kyle shanahan hoping his all-pro can play sunday against the jets. >> we'll give him a week. friday's just a walk-through anyway, but kittle is one guy that he's ready to go on sunday and the doctors say he's good to go, we have no problem with him going without practicing. >> timbers and earthquakes uniting to send a message to california and oregon during the fires. tommy thompson with a blast. and tuilloma stops it with his head. on the ground, man. scored in the 76th minute. the ball crossed the goal line, so it ends in a an army family who is always at the ready. so when they go

for the side and procedure to go through so a lot of people are traumatized from the conditions of kemp. and then read traumatized again by the big fire now and fearing that to same situation will date they will have to use case the same situation again without electricity without seeing any docsis because many people actually have chronic diseases or are you know in high need of medical attention at this point and yet what's what the past has told them is that it's very very difficult to get this medical legal attention or any kind of basic rights accessibility is very disappointing 10 people already died d. hydrated to this moment they didn't have the access to proper. care and i mean no toilet paper no diapers no milk powder and full of the kids so for the families now it's really giving in into this new camp structure and i spoke to a lot of people on the ground who said how am i explaining this to my children now that i'm going back into account now of them and so what we're very relevant go to this new come what they rather what do they want to happen. so many people were hoping t

being frank with the american public, and unfortunately that's bled down to leaders like governor kemphat's had an impact on the local level here. athens is a city that all through the summer had lower case counts and lower death count per capita than any other metro area in the state, but in this last month we've seen a dramatic spike. >> i was going to say, you attribute the more impressive numbers to the fact that you have been trying to encourage people to wear masks for a very long time. what do you think explains the most recent spike? >> clearly it's the return to campus of large numbers of students who are not here through the summertime. we're a city of 130,000, we probably had an influx of 20,000, 25,000 students in the last month. and of course it's being replicated across the country. you see it in mississippi, missouri and washington. other metro areas that, sadly, are on this rising case count spike in recent weeks. but, again, what we need is coordination. we need state leaders and national leaders who will say we need some common restrictions, some common understandings

robbie grossman grounder and tony kemp gets caught and mar kiss simmons gets caught at 3rd and watch the acrobatic effort of tony kemp defining himself safe at home with an important run in a very tight ball game. in the 6th inning newly acquired jake lamb for matt chapman. rbi single right field and matt scores. oakland's number is five and they celebrate it and coming home to play week series with the giants. bass set and company all in a good mood and will finish the road trip with a victory. we have got from having nothing to talk about in the world of sports now to having too much time and too little time to talk about all of this stuff that is going on. the big ten if you didn't hear they will be back and that will start october 24th with the football season hoping to get 8 games in, in eight weeks. no room for margin of error. as you heard the pac-12 may be right behind them. we will have college hoops men and women's and that is going to start november 25th. mens and women's basketball. the nba announcing that. around thanksgiving. no exhibition games or scrimmages before tha

thank thet to governor of georgia, brian kemp, doing a fantastic job. from day one who has been with me, senator david perdue, georgia. and congressman doug collins and south carolina state representative nancy may, i want to thank you all. incredible. administration's pro-american energy policies, we and the next step step remaining the number one producer of oil and natural gas in the world, we are the largest producer in the world by far, and we are energy independent, which is nice. shaleracking, the revolution, and the tremendous surge in american energy production, we are showing we can create jobs, safeguard the environment, and keep energy prices low for america and for our citizens. you see that. you also see when you pump the and payingur car sometimes a lot less than two dollars. right? we are doing well. we got more than anybody ever thought possible, right? incredible. the approach of biden and the left is the opposite. their policies will destroy jobs, because energy prices to quadruple, skyrocket beyond belief and the environment will be

i asked governor kemp if he has any plans on changing his mind about a statewide mask mandate. >> -- stop short of a mandate? >> well, the report now doesn't call for that. i think -- if you let me finish answering the question i will. i have been pretty clear. i personally don't believe a statewide mask mandate works. we're having great success with the way that we have had a measured approach on the mask the whole time. look, that's just not me. >> reporter: the governor is hoping that residents lean into he says their personal responsibility and, ana, just looking at the numbers 180,000 dead americans in the last six months because of the coronavirus, leaning into personal responsibility and expecting residents to do that has shown to be a huge gamble. ana? >> in fact, we're even closer to 190,000 deaths here in the u.s. >>> this just in, this is according to the information in "the lancet," russia's vaccine has created an immune response. this was for phase 1 and 2 trials there. researchers in that country though are already distributing the vaccine to high-risk groups. let's go

i am frederick kempe and this is a historic day, israel, the bahrain, signing an agreement between arab countries and israel, the first in a quarter-century. donald trump will attend and that is really prime minister will sign with the foreign minister's. we have a lot to discuss in this half-hour. their connection to china, let's start with the middle east though you also have comments. my first question looking at the long-term implications for the us and the region of this court. how does this structure look longer-term, into the middle east. >> great to be with you. as soon as we wrap up we head to the white house for this historic opportunity for these three nations, that will recognize the reality. we begin with respect to the trump administration's approach to the middle east. i have prepared remarks. i will skip them for the sake of a good conversation. it began with the reality for decades, with respect to the middle east, the veto right that said they could prevent any arab nation from engaging with the most important democracy in the middle east, the ways nations interact. an

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hearing in the two people testifying were bill taylor, the acting ambassador to ukraine and george kempsp state department official. between the two they have almost 80 years of service to this country in the military and in diplomacy and the state department and when they sat down the democrats thought, look at these two incredible witnesses we have these are unimpeachable witnesses and the republicans many of them look at them and saw something to be suspicious of. these are people who work deep state people out to get the president, without any evidence that was ever true, as we document in the book, these people were doing nothing but trying to serve their country. >> we use both the republican and democratic testimony documents to show how the experts, these are experts in the state department, in the intelligence service, people served for decades both parties just felt undermined and. i think that is a huge factor. >> donald trump junior tweeted at some point, we need less of these jokers and these positions and it's hard, so many have been run out of the jobs they been retired an

i'm fred kemp, president and ceo of the atlantic council and mr. secretary, this is a heroic day.srael and bahrain are set to sign an accord, first such agreement between israel and an agreement in more than a quarter century. and they'll sign with the u.n. and ba bahrainy foreign ministe. we have a lot to discuss in the half hour. the china issues, but let's start with the middle east although i know you have a few prepared comments. my first question would be, looking at the long-term implications for the u.s. and the region of this accord. how does the u.s. alliance structure look longer term? what does this shift streakically? whatever opening comments you have and then dig into the middle east. first, thank you for having me, it is a big day, as soon as we wrap up here, literally, i'll ahead to the white house for the historic opportunity for the signing of documents with the reality and that's where i begin with the trump administration's approach to the middle east. i have prepared remarks and i'll skip them for the sake of having a good conversation. that strategy began wi

sarah kemp reports. today. 80 years ago, the stakes couldn't have been higher. sir winston churchill famously called the young pilots "the few." newsreel: hurricanes and spitfires roar into action. it was the first time a major military battle was fought in the air. the nazis' plan was to overwhelm the allied air defences and then launch a full—on invasion. their plan failed. today, the prime minister arrived at westminster abbey to remember those who fought so courageously, along with the leader of the 0pposition, all in masks, in this, the first major service to have taken place at the abbey since lockdown began in march. fanfare. more than 2,000 people would usually attend the service of remembrance, which has been held here every year since 1944. the pandemic meant numbers were restricted to fewer than 100, with no veterans present. however, their legacy and what they achieved against the odds lives on. some events, some people, are not just significant. they are pivotal. the battle of britain was on

runs a humanitarian analysis service a warm welcome to you all i want to begin as boss with philip a kemp's and the pictures that we've been saying coming out of incredibly harrowing that camp has been completely destroyed now just bring us up to date it was $3000.00 people that were event that were supposed to be housed there but eventually became 13000 yeah regionally it was built for actually 750 when it was started in 2012 the capacity was 750 it was expanded late to 15 to accommodate st 1000 people and in january this year we actually had 20000 people through the winter living in. in such horrific conditions. numbers have dropped over the last months as people have been. relocated to athens but yeah 13000 people were currently living in that when it caught fire and that's 13000 people than no longer have a home now that they had one before they were living in a camp that's 13000 people that are going to be a problem right well it's become a problem i mean at the moment they're living on the streets they they fled with what little they could gather depending on how close they were to th

waiting for this and proceed to go through so a lot of people are traumatized from the conditions of kemp. and then retrain matteis again by the big fire now with hearing that to same situation will they they will have to case the same situation again without electricity without seeing any docsis because many people actually have chronic diseases or are you know in high need of medical attention at this point and yet what what the past has told them is that it's very very difficult to get this medical legal attention or any kind of basic rights accessibility is very low at this point and people are really dot de hydrated to this moment they didn't have the access to proper. care and i mean no toilet paper no diapers no milk powder and full of the kids so for the families now it's really giving in into this new cam structure and i've spoke to a lot of people on the ground who said how am i explaining this to my children now that i'm going back into account now the. that was francisco their reporting from lesbos let's take a look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines ar

let's meet our guests in those balls philip kemp's and co-founder of the hope project and aid organization for refugees run by volunteers who are also asylum seekers and belgians a capital brussels damien bush laga member of the european parliament and co-founder of vault iraq and in fassler nicky in northern greece rory o'keefe who runs a humanitarian analysis service. a warm welcome to you all i want to begin in those boats with for the power kempson the pictures that we've been saying coming out of lesbos incredibly harrowing that camp has been completely destroyed now just bring us up to date it was 3000 people that were event that were supposed to be housed there but eventually became 13000 yeah regionally it was built for actually 750 when it was started in 2012 the capacity was 750 it was expanded late to 15 to accommodate 3000 people and in january this year we actually had 20000 people through the winter living in such terrific conditions. none of this is dropped over the last months as people have been. relocated to athens but yeah 13000 people were currently living in that when

i'm fred kemp, president and ceo of the atlantic council. this is a historic day. israel, the uae and bahrain are scheduled to sign the abraham accord the first such agreement between arab countries and israel. the president will attend and benjamin netanyahu will sign. secretary pompeo, we have a lot to discuss. china and your recent trips to europe and their connection to china issues. let's start with the middle east, though i know you have a few prepared comments. my first question would be looking at the long-term implications for the u.s. in the region of this accord, how does the u.s. alliance structure look longer term? what does this shift strategically? whatever opening comments you have and let's dig into the middle east. >> thanks for having me. it's great to be with you all today. it's a big day. as soon as we wrap up here i will head over to the white house for this historic opportunity for these three nations to sign documents that will recognize the reality. that's where i begin with the respect to the trump administration's approach to the middle e

died who really provided ronald reagan with his economic policy. >> host: did you know jack kemp?>> guest: i did, i did. and i liked him. he was a dashing, improbable guy. in the obituary -- i've gotten to the age where the first thing i read is the obituary. [laughter] i get out of bed to see if i'm dead and then go back to my bed. that "the new york times" obituary says here he was, this football player, he's on the bus with the other players and while they are playing blackjack or reading kids comics books, he was reading either ayn rand or william buckley. he accomplished a lot. as to the caller's question, you know, president obama is a very interesting guy. he's hard to nail down just as soon as you think you've nailed him down as a lefty, he does something out of that character. in something i wrote for the financial times last week, i call it the audacity of capacity. his handling of the cia torture business has been sort of a zigzag. he doesn't pay for prosecution. well, now he does want to rule out prosecution. he's going to let eric holder for your account. but in the m

. >> republican candidate and current georgia secretary of state brian kemp is accused of blocking about minorities. >> democrats say he has dropped more than 1 million voters from the rolls since 2012. shuttered polling places in african-american communities. >> up until now, they only had three machines and that's forced some folks to wait in line for hours. >> those votes could be crucial for democratic candidate stacey abrams who's looking to be the first female black governor in u.s. history. >> there are forces in america today who want to take us back. but we're not going back. we've come too far. we're going forward! [ cheers and applause ] >> this is our choice and everyone who is legally eligible to vote in the state of georgia should take advantage of that opportunity. go to the polls on tuesday and cast your ballot because your voice matters. if i didn't matter, they wouldn't be trying to shut you up. >> yeah. >> we're going to meet rabid voter suppression with massive voter mobilization. [ cheers and applause ] >> the three civil rights workers that were murdered in mississi

for the side and proceeded to go through so a lot of people are traumatized from the conditions of kemp. and then heidi retool matteis again by the big fire now and fearing that to same situation will date they will have to use case the same situation again without electricity without seeing any docsis because many people actually have chronic diseases or are you know in high need of medical attention at this point and yet what what the past has told them is that it's very very difficult to get this medical legal attention or any kind of basic rights accessibility is very disappointing then people are really dot de hydrated to this moment they didn't have the access to proper. care and i mean no toilet paper no diapers no milk powder and fold the kids so for the families now it's really giving in into this new camp structure and i spoke to a lot of people on the ground who said how am i explaining this to my children now that i'm going back into account now of them and so what we're very relevant go to this new what they rather what do they want to happen. so many people were hoping to

for this side and procedure to go through so a lot of people are traumatized from the conditions of kemp. and then retrial matteis again by the big fire now with hearing that to same situation will they they will have to use case the same situation again without electricity without seeing any docsis because many people actually have chronic diseases or are you know in high need of medical attention at this point and yet what what the past has told them is that it's very very difficult to get this medical legal attention or any kind of basic rights accessibility is very know at this point and people are really dot de hydrate to do this moment they didn't have the access to proper. care and i mean no toilet paper no diapers no milk powder and told the kids so for the families now it's really giving in into this new camp structure and i spoke to a lot of people on the ground who said how am i explaining this to my children now that i'm going back into account now with them and so what we're very relevant go to this new what they rather what do they want to happen. so many people were hoping

>> reporter: here in georgia there were large gathering over the holiday weekend that governor kemp said to spikes in july and august, which is why he's extending statewide restrictions to 50 people or less. the midwest is the place to really be concerned. we have a new map we want to show you today that shows 19 states trending upward in terms of coronavirus cases. take a look at iowa here where if seven-day moving average of confirmed cases is sitting at about 1,000. hospitalizations up at about 300. let's pivot to south dakota where we saw a large biker rally in sturgis. just as you would expect, those cases are going up as well. seven-day averages going up. we mentioned a lot of worry because large gatherings are expected. many states in a fragile state ahead of labor day weekend. jim? >> a reminder to stick to the guidelines. it helps everyone. >>> well, there's a new weapon in the fight against coronavirus or at least one hhs hopes, public relations. politico reports the department of health & human services is offering a $250 million contract for a p.r. firm to defeat despair and

chris kemp sdrrksczinski in nov. he is focusing on growing the u.s. business.apa john's ceo came on board last august replacing stooee ii ricky. lynch debuted new menu items business has boomed during covid with 30,000 workers added and stores continuing to post double digit gains. the pizza wars are on. that stock is up about 90% since he took on the job joining us is papa john's ceo. rob, thanks for being here >> great to be with you. >> the company had an exciting announcement today opening a global headquarters in atlanta talk to us about that decision how it fits into the company's growth man and how many jobs will be created there. >> we are a global company we have 2100 restaurants outside the u.s. that will be our source for fastest growth in our net new restaurant numbers we want to build a site and have a presence in a city where that would give us access to those markets. we are building out new came blbl capabilities our technology platforms through our e-commerce platform, loyalty platform, our one to one markets. we need even greater numbers of ta

tony kemp is your tying run at the plate. and sends it to the outfield. a's lose, 5-3.hat week off definitely stopped some of their momentum, that is. johnny complaining that the music on the pa putting him to sleep. it's actually sinatra and martin. he was wide awake. 5 and two thirds. seven hits, two runs, seven strike outs. bottom six, giants down, 2-1. solano 2-1 shot and the giants take the lead on that swing in the bat. brandon belt, he has just been on a hot streak. six homers. eight doubles and a triple. pinch-hit homer here in the 7th. and watch out for first base umpire, the umpire would be okay. giants win. same teams tomorrow. lakers and rockets game 2. lebron james. the alley-oop. and look at mcgee. he is something to watch on the sidelines. rockets with nine threes in the third outscore the lakers 41-23 , aeresa, n goes up throwing down the hammer. anthony davis, 34 and 10. and lebron puts the game on ice right here. lakers win and the series all tied up at one. the bucks trying to avoid avoid swept by miami. goes from bad to worse on that ankle in the sec

. >> i'm old enough to remember jack kemp and i thought that was a few years ago but it was a parallel universe apparently. margaret, to the challenge now to joe biden, there are some democrats, of course this is a big issue. the law enforcement concerns are a big issue, as well. yet there are democrats who are a little bit nervous thinking that donald trump baited joe biden to his turf. >> we have a new focus group out today and focus groups are not polls but they do give you a flavor of some of the messaging that really hits different types of voters and swing voters that previously voted for obama and then went to trump in 2016, with this group, this focus group gave ussen sigh insights on whi resentiment of paying so much attention to the needs of black voters and not lower class white voters. the term systemic racism is a term that some white voters, potentially swing voters, don't like even if you ask them is it fair there's enjustice and of course not and this notion of two choices, protecting the public from coronavirus or law and order and a false choice but that way and force

next he gets the former giant kevin pillar looking and then matt kemp to end the second. it. with five strikeouts, at this point, and right now it is 1-0 a's. the giants were supposed to be playing two games in s.e.a.l. today and tomorrow. instead, they flew bag to the bay area because air quality in the pacific northwest is so bad. look at these pictures. it is just brutal trying to breathe that. the giants and mariners will play those in oracle park tomorrow and thursday. >> i think there was some concern, yeah, for sure. everybody who was reading the records on the air quality, and we all wanted to be safe and players were definitely expressing some concerns. i think the communication has been had with the players association, with major league baseball, with the mariners, and with the a's, and this is certainly a join decision that we all felt was in the interests of the players. >> baseball is following the nba holding playoffs in a bubble to protect everybody from the coronavirus. the a.l. division series will be in petco park and dodger sailed the. the nl series wi

we also found out that through george kemp that a $7 million bribe was paid to the prosecutor general's office seven months after hunter and devon joined the board and of course hunter was put on the board supposedly for corporate governance and transparency and we also found out that the dealings extended way beyond ukraine for example, a $3.5 million payment made to hunter biden's businesses by the former wife of the now- deceased mayor of moscow she's a billionaire, that's why we believe she got her billions through corrupt practices when her husband was the mayor and then of course, all of the business associations that hunter biden has between cash flow between china and chinese nationals that had connections to the communist party and the people's liberation army, and what maria was is most frustrating is the press has basically just dismissed it saying oh, there's nothing new here, nothing illegal. first of all it's not my job in congress to prove illegality or to prosecute. we're here to expose information that should be incredibly troubling to the american public and yet, the p

tony kemp is the tying run. this hit here fell into the glove and the padres won it 5-3. as lead the american league west 3 1/2 games as they host houston on monday. >>> somber shout-out to base stealing legend lou brock. the first ballot hall of famer died today. still the national league's leader in stolen bases. second all time. brock collected over 3,000 hits in over 19 seasons largely with the st. cardinals. >>> djokovic. watch closely as he hit a ball that nailed a lying judge in the throat. and djokovic paid the price. as a result, they threw the 17-time grand slam champ out of the tournament. he lost $250,000 in prize money and ranking points earned in the tournament. >>> let's go outside of atlanta. the east lake golf club. the pga champion earned himself a little fresca. even brian hackney impressed. he's in 5th place. around him 6 under 64. gave him a five-shot lead as they finish up on monday. >>> nba playoffs, rockets, lakers going toe to toe in the west. moving pictures on game day tonight. >>> milwaukee bucks star giannis antetokounmpo tested his ankle in a

top runners in the first here at third, robbie grossman grounded, tony kemp gets caught in a rundownarcus sent me and he will be out at third, but amazingly, camp will acrobatically find himself safe at the plate, and he scores a valuable run, acquiring jake lamb into the picture with an rbi single shot to right scoring a 3-1 lead, that magic number dwindled to five weekend series with the giants by the way mike fires a winner on this one, liam hendrix is 13th safe. he would have to call it anonymous -- ominous start for the 49ers in this season, injuries stack up what else can go wrong? don't ask. already concerned about george kittle, who was injured in last sunday's opener against the strained meter call, he is questionable against new york and then today comes the news out of nowhere, that perennial pro bowl cornerback in team leader, defense richard sherman has been placed on the injured reserve list, he will miss at least three games with a strained calf. week five, maybe october 11, that's probably the earliest against the dolphins, dante johnson was promoted from the practice

his name is brian kemp, the governor of georgia who i don't think anybody who watched the 2018 electionitting in the office. this is what stacey abrams tweeted yesterday. this includes 20% of black voters requesting 49% of hispanic voters, 67% of voters under 30, change has come to georgia. are you confident that those people will be able to vote given the leadership of your state? >> well, there's no question my good friend stacey abrams is right the fight has come to georgia. the tip of the spear in a south that is quickly changing. and the other side goes that. that's why they're engaged in voter suppression. look, they tried this on june 9th, and we take it seriously. we're pushing back hard. they're being sued in the court. there will be lawyers on the ground to push back hard against voter suppression. but here's the good news. georgia voters showed up in spite of the trick that they played in the june 9th primary. we had record voting turnout, 1.3 million democrats showed up. they had less than a million on the other side. that's why they're engaged in voter suppression. people c

kelly loeffler is not in his race without brian kemp.isn't in the race without a wink and nod from donald trump and raphael warnock without chum schumer deciding that was the thing to do. i respect chuck schumer a smart guy, but you know, smart people make mistakes. others are interested in the seat and decided not to run when it was clear no one would give to do them. i've been running since october, because it's not about someone giving one of us anything. it's about us getting out there and talking to the people of georgia, listening to the people of georgia, who are desperate for a senator who will represent and fight for their priorities and values, and that's what i'll do. >> matt lieberman, we have to leave it there. thanks for your time. appreciate you. >> thank you. thanks. >>> and that's all for me today as well. "andrea mitchell reports" starts next. about treatment options is key. today, we are redefining how we do things. we find new ways of speaking, so you're never out of touch. it's seeing someone's face that comforts us,

social distancing isn't happening or instituting state wide mask mandates, here in georgia, governor kempone of the states refusing to implement a mask mandate. this is troubling information that public health data according to the subcommittee is not being listened to and according to the democrat-led panel it starts at the top with president trump. the white house has pushed back on the reports calling them partisan politics but it reem fammizes and confirms what we've been hearing from sources, that the president has failed to prioritized combatting coronavirus and has not understood since the beginning of pandemic. >> nick, thank you very much. and labor day weekend around the corner. two top officials on the coronavirus task force are warning all of us to be vigilant. dr. fauci said this weekend will be key in determining whether we get a running start at containing the virus this fall. he told governors it is critical that we do not have a repeat of the memorial day and july fourth holiday which led to a surge in covid cases and the u.s. testing czar giroir is stressing the need to

he grounds one of the middle tony kemp's got it but the throw was wide and not in time run comes intostros tied up top of the 7th now all knotted up at 4 bases loaded. again, and. this one it's kind to center field ramon lori underneath it and he makes a catch what that will be deep enough to score the run astro's go out in front. aides fall to the astros 5 to 4 they split a doubleheader aides are still 4 games up in the division. colin kaepernick hasn't played in the nfl in 4 seasons, but you'll be able to play with him in madden this year the popular video game made by a sports included him on the free agents list he's shown here playing for the chicago bears cat was given an 81 rating which is good enough to put him in the top 15 of 111 total quarterbacks on the game is fort also gave kaepernick his own signature touchdown celebration, which is a raise fit. fists cap is actually rated higher than kyler murray who is the forty-niners opening week opponent, this sunday. to the nba bubble lakers rockets game 3 of the western conference semifinals. started the 4th lakers up by 2 russel

can you imagine desantis or kemp or any of the other republican governors disobeying trump? we've seen they keep moving the goalpost. lindsay graham speaks about being a republican first and not an american. we've seen the republican party cast their lot with a white nationalist. that's the direction donald trump is moving in. that's sadly the question that far too many u.s. senators and republican governors are going in as well. i am very concerned. listen, we've always had democracy with an asterisk. we've been speaking relatively speaking in the right direction. the framers intended for a president to never have this much power in the second article of the constitution. we need a strong legislative branch to make sure they behave as a stop-gap. and two things. we never really processed what happened in 2000. al gore acquiesced for the sake of the democracy but that was the first shout across the bow. now we're seeing that donald trump is viewing this opportunity to take democracy sort of as a smash and grab presidency as he's done in the first three plus years. and then s

. >>> this is after kemp is elected as governor. 200,000 voters wrongly removed just in 2019 this is feels like it may sort of felt like it worked the last time around so they're intensifying it in your state. >> we know voter purging happens throughout the country there are nine states that have it on the books. there are 44 state that uses it as a practice. it is a weapon used against voters unfortunately because of the in c in -- we know our voter roles are not properly damaged and people have been taken off repeat repeatedly over the last decade. >> what's your thought about what the president and the republican party is doing right now in terms of the incredible array of lawsuits, sort of attacking it at many different levels, filing to make sure, doj filing alabama to make it harder to vote my mail and you have to have two signatures and campaigns involved to make sure people can't vote by mail and in montana and drop boxes in pennsylvania it is remarkable of how much effort they put into this. >> donald trump said it himself and republicans echoed it. every person in america e

that's why brian kemp says, there's rioting in the streets.s, well, get rid of the ballots, then it will be peaceful. he likes the rioting in the streets is what he's saying. how is anybody going to stop that? >> i don't disagree with that. i think we're talking about two different things, though. i don't disagree with the fact that he wants chaos. i don't disagree with the fact that he wants mayhem. i don't disagree with the fact that we may have some hint of fragility in this country after november 3rd. there is a legitimate possibility that on election night, donald trump is leading this race. but he will not be the valid winner after all of the ballots are counted. and that will be moments of fragility in this country, where he wants to gin up supporters, where he wants to have mayhem and violence in the streets. that is a fact. there also is another fact, though, that after he loses this election, that on noon on january 20th, there will be secret service agents that escort him to a helicopter that will take him wherever in the world he w

under brian kemp's leadership and the secretary of state they would have all been gone.0 votes in 2018. we've had 750,000 more people register. since then 45% of whom are under the age of 30. 49% of whom are people of color. and we do know that absentee ballot requests in the state of georgia are astronomical and they are disproportionately including communities of color who are usually counted out of this process. so i'm excited about what's possible in georgia. yes, we still face challenges. yes, we still have litigation moving. but we know that if we know up and overwhelm the polls with our presence, we can win. >> i'm not even going to bother to play for you the donald trump jr. overcaffeinated video that he put out. but they are calling on people to show up as poll watchers and watch them. he's like we have to watch them. that was what he was saying. and i'm going to do a dual question here. what is the plan, do you think, and what should be the plan if there are going to be people maybe armed people showing up calling themselves poll watchers? what should people do

started running for governor, the anticipated voter suppression was going to be instrumental in ryan kemp'spaign, and we were right. i knew something had gone horribly wrong the system is supposed to protect our democracy didn't work the way it was supposed to. >> things like new voter i.d. laws, purging. you're knocked off the roll. >> in the united states, the right to vote is the only right you can use simply for not using it >> unless we fight for the right to vote, our democracy is put at risk >> the fight over voting rights is ultimately about power. >> the states have figured out how to stop african-americans, hispanics, asian-americans, the young, and the poor from voting. the vote matters >> you belong. you have value >> joining us now is stacey abrams, the founder of the voter protection pack fair fight action she's also one of the producers of this new amazon documentary "all in, the fight for democracy. stacey abrams, thank you very much for joining us tonight. just a quick note, rachel and i were wondering, did you check with chris heys about the title "all in" and did he say o

joining me now is dan kemp, chief investment officer, emea, morningstar investment management.by boris johnson to strike a deal? that is correct. 0f johnson to strike a deal? that is correct. of course, we know that the key thing about politics is that it is com pletely politics is that it is completely unpredictable! and evenif completely unpredictable! and even if we could predict it, it is not easy to know what that flow will be to the real economy or to markets to the price of investments so i certainly hope that they are able to find some common ground. that would be the best outcome for people of the uk and for continental europe and thatis and for continental europe and that is the outcome we should all be looking for but i will not be surprised at all if it goes further to the wire or evenif goes further to the wire or even if we end up without a deal or a deal that nobody is happy with. what are you for? well, from an investment point of view, it is always about expectations. not so much of what the outcome is going to be. it is what is in the price of investments at t

giants, but the lead and last this was the bad giant that you hear me talk about so often former jack kemp who are sent that one out to left center they go on to beat the giants 96. on a somber note, major league baseball lost one of its greats today hall of fame pitcher tom seaver has died at the age of 75 from complications of dementia and lyme disease seaver was a 12 time all-star and won 300 in 11 games during his 20 year career with the mets rants white sox and red sox he lived in calistoga and had a winery in napa to the pitch to earthquakes taking on los angeles fc a little tempered laron out there all right so game itself whether much of a fight though the see scores in the 21st minute. >>the ford from uruguay added another in the 2nd half la role 5 to one to quakes. >>host the colorado rapids on saturday. >>let's head out to santa clara, some more football, but american football, the niners they've been dealing with a number of injury issues throughout camp in now practice but good news today, kyle shanahan said he expects to have the pulse annual brandon aiyuk dee ford and nick b

as you can see right there, he's with georgia's governor, brian kemp, in georgia. he just landed in atlanta. and they say the campaign says he's going to be holding a black economic empowerment event in just a few minutes. it follows a latinos for trump roundtable he hosted in florida earlier this afternoon. after all this, he's going to head to washington, d.c. to meet with supporters this evening, but before holding -- before that, he's going to hold a campaign rally in virginia tonight. we can expect him to tout his impending supreme court pick and potentially his late campaign pivot to health care. yesterday, he announced he is sending prescription drug discount cards to seniors in a last-minute ploy to shore up a crucial voting bloc. joining me now from atlanta is nbc news national political reporter monica alba, and from the big board here in new york city, nbc news national political correspondent steve kornacki. so monica, i want to start with these discount cards. where is he getting this money? what exactly is this? and is it just a naked political ploy t

he grounds one up the middle tony kemp's got it but the throw was wide iran comes into score. we have a tie game top of the 7th on not of that for bases loaded again for yuli gurriel he sends one deep enough to score a run at astros they go out of fronts. and aye's fall 5 to 40 swift a doubleheader a's are still 4 and a half games up one astro's in west. colin kaepernick have not played in the nfl in 4 seasons, but you'll be able to play with him in this year's maddon's the popular video game made by ea sports included him on the free agents list he shown here playing for the bears cat was given an 81 rating which is good enough to put him in the top 15 of the video games 111 quarterbacks ea sports also gave kaepernick his own signature touchdown celebration. a fist raised cap is actually rated higher than kyler murray who is the forty-niners opening week opponent. this sunday. to the nba playoffs, lakers rockets game 3 of the western conference semifinals started to 4 for lakers up by 2. russell westbrook from beyond the arc. westbrook had 30 points on the night rockets take

lot about baseball to know that this is a pretty impressive play that you're about to see by tony kempof the oakland a's. back in forth cat and mouse can he make it to home base and he does but just by a hair he helped lead his team to the win final score 31. done. already well that's it for me with sports and you back over to us thanks so much well that is it for this news hour don't go away i'll be back in just a moment with more of the to its knees. for decades criminals made millions trafficking drugs through thailand and wonder when east explores why the country has now become the 1st in southeast asia to legalize medical marijuana. on al-jazeera. in a global pandemic. family comes 1st. for every american health care has never been more important. because the new disease does not favor republicans over democrats bridge over poor or block over white. america decides how to care for a nation. extensive coverage of the us elections. on al-jazeera al-jazeera goes beneath the waves with a team of women determined to save the dolphins we all share the same it was really needed was on go