arlette signs has more. >> reporter: tonight, joe biden back on the campaign trail in kenosha, wisconsinbringing the message of healing. >> i am not pessimistic. i am opt mustic about the opportunity if he seize it. >> reporter: the trip marks biden's first trip to wisconsin of the 2020 race and his first major campaign travel outside delaware and pennsylvania since the coronavirus pandemic hit. large rallies now replaced with smaller socially distanced events like this community meeting in kenosha, as the city grapples with the police shooting of jacob blake and violent protests that followed. >> i think we've reached an inflection point in american history. i honest to god believe we have an enormous opportunity now that the screen, the curtain has been pulled back on just what's going on in the country, to do a lot of really positive things. >> reporter: biden and his wife jill, also meeting privately with jake's family for an hour, jacob blake himself, joining over the phone from his hospital bed. >> he talked about how nothing was going to defeat him, how whether he walked again or

. >> bret: hear you hear president trump in kenosha, wisconsin, at a roundtable today where he is thinking police officers and listening to owners of local businesses they are in kenosha that were badly damaged, destroyed some of them including that 109-year-old camera shop doing the right that ensued after the shooting of jacob blake. the big news at the top of the hour is the president saying he is committing $1 million to kenosha law enforcement to help them, $4 million to local businesses and $42 million across the state for law enforcement and to add additional prosecutors. in the last hour, the president to word some of the damage from the riots, the governor has said that he did not want the president there. one thing we did here was universal thanks to the national guard for coming in and helping to quell the violence. right now, we want to bring in general dan hogan sin, the national guard chief and he knows all about this, it's good to see you, thank you so much for being with us. you are in alaska today and we appreciate you taking the time. you heard they are the camera shop ow

if i didn't insist on having the national guard go into kenosha, wisconsin there would be no kenosha right now and great death and injury. i want to thank law enforcement and the national guard. i will see you on tuesday. let's bring in former wisconsin governor scott walker. great to see you. the governor of wisconsin, tony evers, says the president's visit will hinder our healing. on the flip side the president says it will increase enthusiasm, love and respect for our country. what do you think about the timing of today's visit, sir? >> i think the president should absolutely be there. he is completely right. after three nights of essentially almost burning the city down and sadly two deaths finally the democrat governor anticipated the president's offer of assistance and things indeed did calm down, thank god for that after the national guard came in in force and helped with local law enforcement. the president right now is going to come in and thank law enforcement and national guard. to talk to the people who live in the community and who have small businesses. many of which are

president trump just finished a visit to kenosha, wisconsin despite pleas from officials to stay away. blake's family refused to speak with president trump. he did orchestrate a show of support for local law enforcement in kenosha with $1 million in funding so they can go out and do what they did. >>> a panel convened by the nationali national institute of health said there is no use for plasma in the use of coronavirus. >>> jeremy, what was the president's main message this afternoon? >> reporter: he spent nearly three hours in kenosha, surveyed some of the damage from fires, visited one destroyed business and spoke with law enforcement. talked about anti-police rhetoric from some politicians. but he did not say jacob blake's name once, the man shot seven times by a police officer. the president only addressed the shooting when asked by a reporter. he said he feels terribly about the situation, but the president did not meet with the family of jacob blake. >> a thing like this should never happen -- >> tonight president trump surveying kenosha, wisconsin, a week after the police shot

gracias por seguir con telemundo 48, este martes, presidente trump llegÓ a kenosha, wisconsin donde haygran tensiÓn. juliana monsalves con mÁs detalles. el alcalde de la ciudad y gobernador de estado pidieron por favor no fuera, pero aÚn aÍi llegÓ a kenosha, wisconsin. condenÓ la retorica anti policÍa y dijo que darÍa un millÓn de dÓlares al departamento de policÍa de la ciudad, fue recibido por protestas. la visita del presidente, Él no deberÍa venir, Él lo que viene es a propagar mÁs violencia. >>> tambiÉn llegaron sus simpatizant simpatizantes, kenosha dicen muchos, es el retrato del paÍs, tiroteos en dos dÍas el primero un hombre negro baleado por un policÍa blanco, 7 vi ceso por por la espalda el segundo, un adolescente blanco que disparÓ y dijo por defensa propia. >>> este pensamiento de que se le llama en inglÉs supremacÍa blanca. >>> mientras el presidente se reuniÓ con la policÍa de la ciudad y vio los daÑos causados la familia blake hizo un evento con consejerÍa para la comunidad. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). dijo que lo hizo porque el presidente suele distraer de los problemas rea

president donald trump will be on his way to kenosha, wisconsin. the city has been the scene of protests and violence following the police shooting of jacob blake. the mayor of kenosha doesn't want the president to visit. >> our community has gone through a great deal and there is no time right now for poli political politics to be played. we would have preferred the president had waited at least another week or so before coming to visit. presidents are always welcome. i mean, all cities have presidents that visit at different times. the president is always welcome, but at this time it's just the wrong time. >> but mr. trump is planning to go anyway. he does not plan to meet jacob blake's family. inst local law enforcement and business owners but blake's father told cnn his main concern is his son, not the politics of the situation. >> first of all, i'm not going to play politics. this is my son's life we're talking about. i saw jacob yesterday. let's say progress is limited and highly sedated but his breathing and his the waist seems to be taperin

and that violence referring to the unrest in kenosha, wisconsin, following the shooting of jacob blake. trump is headed to kenosha tomorrow despite protests from officials there who think his presence will only enflame matters. and the president is also referring to portland, oregon, where state police tonight are bracing for more protests there. as officials look for the person who shot and killed a man affiliated with a right wing group. now all this against the backdrop of the coronavirus. the u.s. today crossing a remarkable milestone, over six million cases and more than 183,000 lives lost. and only on cbs news tonight we'll hear from the head of the f.d.a. after comments he made caused confusion over the weekend. is the f.d.a. under pressure to fast track a vaccine before the november election? we have a lot of news to get to and a team covering it all. we'll begin with paula reid at the white house, good evening, paula. >> reporter: good evening, norah. well, the gloves came off in the presidential race today. joe biden accused president trump of fanning the flames of violence i

, gerald mask, professor in kenosha, wisconsin. give us an update on what is going on as of last night in kenosha? >> the larger environment has ,ettled down after the shooting supposedly by vigilante or militia groups a couple of days ago. the temperature has declined. and theretrump came was a lot of hullabaloo over that. it did not come through in terms of tension for the most part. the blake family held a concurrent event to bring the community together. down. have calmed i think democrats in the state have been increasingly concerned -- the dnc and the bided campaign have forgotten about wisconsin. the convention was canceled in milwaukee, mr. biden did not travel to milwaukee, but he is here today. that is where we are at. david: kenosha is particularly interesting because in 2016 kenosha county when for president trump by the narrowest of margins. it is a battleground. give us some sense as far as you are concerned as a political scientist, how does this play politically. i noticed there are fox news polls that suggest people

he has been holding this roundtable with law enforcement in kenosha, wisconsin. he did make some news in his remarks in the last few moments. they are going to be giving $1 million to the kenosha police department to support them. also, he said they are going to be giving $4 million to small business in kenosha to help them with obviously the rebuilding effort as they have struggled to reopen their businesses in the middle of all these protests and rioting. and $42 million he said is going to be given for public safety statewide for services, for victims and also to help prosecutors take some of these criminals and bring them to justice. he also mentioned the situation that we have been following on fox business in chicago, in portland. he also made a brief reference to new york and bail reform which is something governor andrew cuomo has pushed through in this state and that of course is where a lot of folks believe that that is closing prisons that led to higher crime rates in particular in the new york city area. i do want to bring in grady trimble. he is outs

patricia: el presidente trump viajÓ a kenosha, wisconsin.te veces por la espalda al afroamericano jacob blake, quien ahora estÁ paralÍtico. el presidente no se reuniÓ con la familia de blake. en cambio, visitÓ comercios que fueron vandalizados en medio de las protestas. viviana: la visita del presidente donald trump a kenosha, wisconsin generÓ entusiasmo entre sus simpatizantes. dicen que su presencia ayuda a la ciudad. >> el presidente no cree que ustedes estÁ ocupado. quÉ dice eso? que le importa la naciÓn. para Él no es el poder, él es autÉntico. lo que es por fuera, es por dentro. viviana: pero tambiÉn despertÓ crÍticas en un evento comunitario, organizada por familia de jacob blake, organizado donde el policÍa blanco baleÓ al afroamericano siete veces por la espalda el 24 de agosto. >tenemos un hombre negro en el hospital, disparado siete veces en la espalda. creo que solo va a llevar mÁs violencia y problemas. viviana: el presidente trump participo en una mesa redonda, en la secundaria bradford, donde destacÓ la acción de la policÍa. >

the former vice president heading to kenosha, wisconsin today expected to meet with the father of jacob blake. black's shooting at the hands of kenosha police sparked rioting. >> >> sandra: it shows the president trailing by four points in north carolina. the president's law and order message is resonating. >> when he saw violence in kenosha, wisconsin, it was a different story. violence can happen anywhere if democrat leadership is left untethered. you know, democrats may want to talk about coronavirus but the fact of the matter is violence is out of hand in these democratic goff rned cities and states. we're forced to talk about it. it is an issue on the top of voters' minds. >> sandra: john roberts is live on the north lawn this morning. what do we expect to hear from the president on the campaign trail today? >> good morning. first of all the president will be heading to western pennsylvania. it was a stronghold of support for him in 2016 spes i have you canly. he will be going to the home of rolling rock beer. polls have said biden has a 4 point lead but the president will talk abo

plus president trump in kenosha, wisconsin.hear from those who lost their businesses and nancy pelosi getting a lot of heat for going to a salon that was supposed to be closed. that up next. >> it's really offensive to people. >> melissa: this is joe biden in wilmington, let's listen in. >> fire public health and education experts about what it takes to reopen school safely and effectively. back-to-school is always been a special time because of all the years jill and i were married. jill is an educator and she will be the first person of tillie that this is a season of promise for our country. times were classrooms are crackling with possibility for the new year. students hopes -- but this year we are facing an awful lot of heart and correct from our educators and our students. our government doesn't have so much credit at all. if president trump and his administration had done their job earlier in this crisis, america would be open and open safely. instead, american families preparing the price for his failures. like many of

kenosha. anything that's going to build up our city is absolutely helpful. >> and let me ask you about this. on his way out of wisconsin today, the president said kenosha would've burned to the ground if it had not been for law enforcement and the national guard. you're there, this is your area. is that true? >> well, i mean, if you take all of your security forces out of any area, absolutely there's going to be destruction. but that's being too extreme about the situation. i mean, we have law enforcement. if they weren't here, there'd be a lot more chaos along every avenue in the community. but no matter what the situation is, kenosha's always going to bounce back, whether or not -- it wasn't for president trump that made us bounce back or come back the way we're going to come back. we're going to do it without him. >> and as you know, two protesters were killed on the streets of your city by an armed vigilante. what we want through your mind when you heard president trump defend that armed teenager? >> i don't think he's in a position to be doing that. there's an investigation that needs to go on still. and to suppor

andrea: el presidente donald trump confirmÓ que visitarÁ kenosha, wisconsin.n la familia el afroamericano jacob blake, quien recibiÓ siete balazos de un policÍa blanco de esa ciudad. dnoald trump: querÍan hablar, pero ni querÍan involucrar abogadosy me pareciÓ inapropiado. andrea: las autoridades locales pidieron que r programarÁ su visita porque agravarÍa las tensiones. Él dos personas han muerto tras los enfrentamientos por lo ocurrido con blake, quien continÚa luchando por volver a caminar. la violencia por la injusticia racial se extendiÓ a otras partes del paÍs. en washington, las autoridades arrestaron a cinco personas en una caÓtica manifestación el sÁbado. el mismo dÍa en portland, oregÓn cientos de vehÍculos con simpatizantes del presidente irrumpieron en el centro de las protestas. la violencia escapÓ cuando un grupo disparÓ las de pintura a manifestantes del movimiento black lives matter. posteriormente, se escucharon disparos y un simpatizante del presidente, y edificado como aaron daniel son muriÓ en los disturbios. trump dijo que sus simpatizante

so frankly, donald trump now has a record he has to run on and i think as the folks of wisconsin and kenoshaolton is responding to the crisis, they have just had with the shooting of jacob blake and how trump responds, your average wisconsin will pull the lever for john bolton going forward because they want a uniting optimistic president. >> ed: democratic senator chris coons of delaware. thanks very much. >> thank you. >> turns out, it was a set-up. i take responsibility for falling for a set-up. that's all i'm going to say on that. >> speaker nancy pelosi responding to a backlash over a blow-out and the salon owner firing back. plus, america's death now equals the entire u.s. economy for the first time since world war ii. does anyone in congress have a plan and can both sides ever come together? ♪ i had this hundred thousand dollar student debt. two hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars in debt. ah, sofi literally changed my life. it was the easiest application process. sofi made it so there's no tradeoff between my dreams and paying student loans. student loans don't have to take over

desde kenosha wisconsin viviana Álvarez. luego de que lo parara por cometer una infracciÓn de trÁfico con su bicicleta, el joven intentÓ huir golpeando la gente y cayo un bulto donde habÍa un arma, salvador nos trae mÁs detalles. salvador: por lo menos, 20 balazos escuchan en este va vÍdeo de seguridad, ese momento en que dos agentes del alguacil de los angeles disparan contra un hombre afroamericanoen el sur de los angeles. tambiÉn, se escuchan gritos de angustia de la vecina que no podÍa o creer lo que ocurría. >> el que iba del lado de pasajeros saliÓ corriendo, para encontrarlo del otro lado, fue cuando lo quiso agarrar y no se dejaba. salvador: otros vecinos tambiÉn grabaron cuando el hombre estaba tirado en la calle, y los agentes del alguacil, despuÉs de todos los disparos se acercaron al cuerpo apuntando sus pistolas. >> me ha tocado revisar el vÍdeo, me parece bajo las circunstancias como las conocemos, excesivo. salvador: segÚn la policÍa el hombre identificado por su familia como dejone de 29 aÑos escapaba por una

>>now says accused of shooting and killing at least 2 people in a kenosha wisconsin protests last week today. president trump defended rittenhouse >>protests a month after month around the nation erupting as police killings of people of color continue leaders in kenosha wisconsin and portland are now pointing the finger at the president accusing him of fueling the unrest that has kaitlan collins reports the president is not backing down. >>tonight the white house says president trump wasn't fanning the flames of division as he lavished praise on his supporters who clashed with protesters during a deadly confrontation in portland president was highlighting that these were good americans going into peacefully. be a part of a protest and show their voice there have been nightly protest in portland since george floyd's death. but violence escalated saturday after a caravan of trump supporters waving twenty-twenty flags drove into the city and clashed with counter-protesters coming to a head when a man believed to be affiliated with a far right group. >>was fatally shot president trump morn

but i feel terribly for anybody that has to go through it. >> ryan nobles is "outfront" in kenosha, wisconsintonight. ryan, how did locals there react to the president's visit? >> reporter: well, pam, there was no doubt a lot of angst about the president coming here to kenosha, particularly at this particular time. the law enforcement, aided by the national guard and federal authorities, had really calmed the situation here. the protests and the violence were not nearly as bad as they were in the days after the shooting of jacob blake. there was a concern, particularly from blake's family, and those close to him that the president coming here may reignite some of that chaos and some of the concern that the folks that are protesting have about the way police have handled the situation, in particular because president trump has spent most of his time focused on the outgrowth of what happened after the shooting, as opposed to the shooting itself. and you could tell that that happened continued today during this visit here. he spent most of his time talking to law enforcement. he did tour the aba

before avenues one touched down in kenosha, wisconsin, jacob blake's son went to the scene that took his son's life. >> he's able to reach out and touch his mother. >> reporter: president trump left joint base andrews for kenosha to tour businesses. he said he wants to thank law enforcement and the national guard for their work. >> we had such a big success in suching down what would be right now a city that would be ken kenosha. >> reporter: while some are welcoming the help. >> we want a helping hand. >> reporter: others worry -- >> i think at this time we need peace. >> reporter: as for a meeting with the blake family, he said he wouldn't see them because a lawyer asked to be there. today he said this about a visit. >> i don't know yet. we'll see. we'll make that determination. >> reporter: blake's family said they spoke to joe biden and kamala harris but no interest in seeing trump. >> we need a president that will unite our country and take us in a different direction. >> reporter: the president's schedule also included touring an emergency operation center and touring a round ta

presidents visiting kenosha, wisconsin.ting with small business owners affected by the writing following the shooting of jacob blake. mr. trump said e writing are acts of domestic terrorism. he has been siding with police saying it's ahaough thing to to make these split-second decisions. think you for being s on outside source. -- thank you for being with us on outside sou narrator: funding for this presentaon of this program is provided by... language specialists teaching spanish, french and more. raymond james. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. nat the height of the conflict. into vietnam he became a single parent of two young ildren. we moved a lot. wewe slept in our car.. i didn't realize that we were actually homeless. it makes your wod really small. if we happened to stay in a motel that i happened to have a twas really special. especiallyit would be wabout space.

dagen: thank you so much cheryl see you he shortly president trump heading to kenosha, wisconsin amidnosha many people look forward to president controversial with demonstrators planning to gather around the time president trump arrives we don't know the plans for when here but he will tour damage caused by rioters last week will visit law enforcement he is credited with protecting city from further destruction there are no plans for president to meet with family of jacob blake has not spoken with them on the phone either. >> it would be better not to do anything where there are lawyers involved they wanted me to speak but wanted lawyers involved i thought that was inappropriate so i didn't do that i did speak with the pastor of the family. >> governor tony evers other local officials suggested president should not come to kenosha at all or delay trip evers sent a letter to the white house, earlier in the week saying i am concerned your presence will only hinder our healing, i am concerned your presence will delay our work, to overcome of division and move forward together. the presid

i'm anne-marie green. >>> today president trump is expected to visit kenosha, wisconsin. the latest city racked by protests over racial injustice following the police shooting of a black man. mr. trump's visit comes as he and his democratic opponent joe biden trade barbs over who was responsible for the violent demonstrations that continue to rock the city after jacob blake was shot by police last month. laura podesta is in new york. laura, the former vice president came out hard against the president on this very topic. >> reporter: he sure did. good morning. at a campaign stop in pittsburgh yesterday joe biden said the president is to blame for the escalating violence throughout the country. but he was very careful not to appear anti-law and order saying if he were to be elected president he would not defund the police. in fact, he would add about $300 million in federal funding to their local budgets. >> rioting is not protesting. looting is not protesting. >> reporter: democratic presidential nominee joe biden formice presidt blament r fanni flames. >> donald trump ha

insurers are saying there is millions of dollars of destruction alone in places like kenosha, wisconsin said kenosha is on fire. >> the truth is the truth. kenosha, not all of it is on fire. that is just a whole bunch of mess, and malarkey. elizabeth: but cc's chris cuomo unwittingly contradicted don lemon immediate after, wait a second, kenosha was hit with quote conflagration. lemon said hogue nothing but claimed trump would start a civil war. watch. >> we have never seen a president go to a place that is in the midst of this type of conflagration literally, and start throwing gasoline on it. >> exploiting people's fear and anxiety. what he is doing is possibly, he is possibly going to cause a civil war in this country. elizabeth: okay. is your head spinning? because look at this, 50-mile line of supporters of trump in kenosha, wisconsin. look at that. so who do you believe? with us now republican strategist ford o'connell. ford, always great to have you back on. clarity is what is needed. there is footage of destruction. no footage of anybody blaming poor people. why didn't democrats

kenosha is strong without donald trump >> reporter: it is unclear when or if police reform will come to wisconsin. republican lawmakers convened a special session this week to discuss the issue at the governor's request. it lasted less than one minute peter? >> gabe gutierrez in kenosha tonight, thank you. >>> for weeks the president has said violence is out of control in cities run by democrats but we wanted to make sure you have the facts is there a differenc in crime rates in cities run by democrats versus those led by republicans tom costello with the latest in our series, "america's cities fact vs. fiction. >> reporter: amid national protests over racial and equality and policing president trump has often repeated the same claim. >> the top ten most dangerous cities in america are run by democrats. the 20 most dangerous are democrat run worse than honduras. worse than afghanistan. >> reporter: the reality check homicide rates are up in many cities run by both democrats and republicans. up 13% in republican led miami. up 34% in democrat led new york up 29% in republican run tulsa through june

he's going to kenosha, wisconsin, to do what he

meantime we also monitoring president trump's visit to kenosha, wisconsin.et with law enforcement. we're going to bring all the headlines from there as he makes them. >>> how soon will amazon prime be able to deliver a package to your home by a drone? we've got some details. the investment opportunities that this opened up a whole new set of them. we'll be right back. so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the largest gig speed network in america. but is it secure? sure it's secure. and even if the power goes down, your connection doesn't. so how do i do this? you don't do this. we do this, together. bounce forward, with comcast business. ♪ charles: amazon scoring a major victory winning a crucial faa approval for delivery drone use. now the question is when prime customers can expect door-to-door services start? i want to bring in the cyber guy curt knudson and curt, i remember reading about this

cnn crime and justice correspondent, shimon prokupecz, has details for us from kenosha, wisconsin. >> we got our first look at jacob blake, since the shooting. since video of him being shot, in the back, by police. this was during a court appearance from his previous, domestic incident case. he appeared from his hospital bed, dressed in a shirt and tie. it was a short briefing that was held before a judge, here, in kenosha county. that case was adjourned, and he is due back in court in september. this is all, as we await more information from investigators here. state investigators are still looking into the shooting and the circumstances surrounding the decision. the state investigators have up to 30 days to reach their conclusions. and then, those findings are given to the district attorney, who will ultimately decide if any of the officers will face charges. shimon prokupecz, cnn, kenosha, wisconsin. >> and in rochester, new york, on friday, another face off between protestors and police. this, after video was released this week showing the arrest there, in march, of daniel prude.

lou: president trump goes to kenosha, wisconsin, tomorrow, despite the radical dems begging him not toe. wisconsin's radical dem governor tony evers, who has absolutely confounded the state with his refusal to take care of the kenosha, wisconsin, radical terrorism, in point of fact, claims the president's trip will cause divisiveness. but president trump today says otherwise. here's the president again with laura ingraham. >> the governor says he doesn't want you to come. why is it important for you to be seen by the people of wisconsin now? >> because i am a tremendous fan of law enforcement, and i want to thank the law enforcement. they've done a good job. and when the governor says that i shouldn't come or he prefer that i not come, i'm the one that called him and said, tony, you've got to bring out the national guard. well, i don't really want to do it. lou: it's amazing, the politics being played in that state by the radical dems. the president will straighten out much of it, i'm sure, tomorrow. >>> china joe biden today, well, he was doing his best to get out of the basement and

the least of which the president is going to kenosha, wisconsin. the mayor doesn't want him, the governor doesn't want him but enough people do because he owes it to them and law enforcement, that he is watching their backs, that he is protecting them anytime they needed it. this started a fiery debate over republicans and democrats who might be gaming who in this situation. we're on top of that. with the dow inching closer and closer to record territory. still a few percentage points away. the s&p and nasdaq both records yet again. that sounds like a broken record. we're following technology stocks again on a tear. so we're keeping a close eye on that. we have david rubenstein joining us from the carlyle group. he has a great book out about technology giants who lose their worth after they get over a billion. it is gravy apparently after that according to him. we'll get the latest on new york city. we know the possibility restaurants there will be closed through the end of the year. now word that schools will open up but not for another couple wee

supporting the 17-year-old charged in connection with two fatal shootings during the unrest in kenosha, wisconsin, last week. those demonstrations were in response to the police shooting of jacob blake, who is now s

when jacob blake was shot in kenosha, wisconsin a few weeks back, prior to his being shot, there was no violence. there were no incidents. there may have been demonstrations, but it was after the action -- every action causes a reaction. so it is how police reacted that caused the action. in this context, for six months

portland, oregon, and kenosha, wisconsin. is there anything to stop those folks from doing things on their own? >> this is where national leadership really does count. people do listen to their president. he has the largest microphone and i find it absurd that in trying to find an excuse for not making a bigger deal of covid in march and february in his comments to bob woodward he said i didn't want to create a panic. his entire campaign strategy is based on trying to create a panic. on election day, in the event joe biden is elected. so there's going to be a real challenge if the president keeps sounding this alarm for state and local authorities to allow people to exercise their right to vote. i really do hope that our national leaders if not the president do their best to tamp

touch down in kenosha, wisconsin, despite the city's mayor and state's governor pleading with him not to come. later this hour, the president is expected to tour an area that was impacted by protests and recent violence in the city. we'll go there live when that happens. >>> also, friends and family of jacob blake, the black man whose shooting by police more than a week ago sparked unrest in kenosha are gathering for their own rally. they're encouraging people to come together for a peaceful community event during the president's visit. a lot of people concerned the president's visit could park more problems, not quell -- not create calm. >>> treasure secretariy steve mnuchin is about to face house members about the economic reresponse to the coronavirus. this is the special coronavirus congressional task force. opening statements are set to begin shortly and we'll get to that as well. and this is all happening as the difference between the two presidential nominees on this issue of violence and unrest is becoming increasingly stark. biden, while accusing trump of fanning the flames o

president trump in kenosha, wisconsin and i think we can put a couple of them up on the screen for our viewers because he went to try to highlight and under score and you see him standing outside some of the destroyed buildings and how that compares to george w bush in the wake of 9/11 where going to a place in the country where there was destruction, devastation and obviously, the scale of these two things are not comparable but the way in which president bush unified the country after that difficult moment compared to the way president trump is clearly trying to use these images to distract from what you point out. he has a tragedy of similar skill and trying to use the pictures to turn it around to focus on something else. do you think americans are going to buy that and what do you -- you, i know, worked closely with former president bush. what are your reflections on seeing those pictures?

trump hitting the campaign trail in north carolina later today, this coming after his visit to kenosha, wisconsinotests over the police shooting of jacob blake. the president pledging to rebuild the city after rioting. >> i'm committed to helping kenosha rebuild. we all are. we will provide $1 million to the kenosha law enforcement so that you have some extra money to go out and do what you have to do. i'm also providing nearly $4 million to support these small businesses that i talk about today that got burned up, burned down. dagen: this as democratic presidential nominee, joe biden, hosted a conversation with running mate kamala harris yesterday, accusing the president of dividing americans. >> this is about the future. this is the united states of america. any time we've ever set our mind to something, we've never failed as long as we've done it together. >> that's right. >> this constant effort to split us just seems to me to be so counter-productive. >> that's right. we're better than this. >> we are. dagen: joining me now mdc partners ceo, former senior advisor to the clintons, mark penn.

the president returned to kenosha, wisconsin very excellent law enforcement, questions about the jacob blake shooting announced $1 million for kenosha police, $4 million to support local businesses and $42 million for statewide law enforcement in the very important swing state. also breaking tonight the justice department said to be vigorously investigating coordination for the summer of writing from kenosha to portland trying to trace the source of funding for allegedly moving troublemakers around the nation. welcome to fox news at night, let's begin with correspondent mike tobin, the latest reaction to the president's visit. >> good evening. the destruction at this carlotta is what kenosha is recovering from but this is from last week, this lakeside town is logical tonight but there were tense moments when the president was here. [shouting] >> angry words, pushing and shoving, a little water thrown. the visit the president changed the dynamic in these demonstrations, black lives matter, antifa demonstrators all in front of this flash point the courthouse has become. nothing too sever

. ♪ >> melissa: fox news alert, president trump arriving in kenosha, wisconsin, any moment.will meet with law enforcement and survey the damage done after the protest turned violent last week. this is "outnumbered overtime" and i'm melissa francis in for harris faulkner. he makes the visit to kenosha despite the democratic governor tony evers urging him to stay away while the community kills after the police shooting of jacob blake. here's a president this morning. >> president trump: and therefore law enforcement and for the national guard because they've done a great job in kenosha. they put out the flames immediately, as soon as they came in, the flame was gone and maybe it will start up again. in which case they will put it out very powerfully. >> melissa: joe biden has not announced any plans to visit kenosha but, his camp grips the president this morning. >> visit is so confining, donald trump has done nothing but fan the flame, and pour gasoline on racial tensions in this country. there's nothing to indicate that he can do anything different today. >> melissa: mark me

ros: joe biden addressing un coy gathering in kenosha, wisconsin.rn back to the the australian state of victoria is still under lockdown as it tries to-1 control cov and a video is being widely shared of a woman being arrted for trying to organize and antilock down ptest. here's some of it. >> your under -- you incitement.rrest in relation to >> excuse me, incitement f what? what on earth? what on earth? >> yeah, she's pregnant. ros: this is happening in a city west of melbourne. victoria has been under lockdown since july and her city is undestage iii restrictions. that means a stay-at-home order, a ban on gatherings, and inciting public protests is against the law. here's more of the video. >> [inaudible] >>t and i wasn'eaking any laws by doing it -- >> youre breakin the law, actually, that is why i am arresting you>>. can't you say to take the place down? come on. ros: the woman in e video has been released on bail and spoke >> for one, i am sorry about my bimbo moment. i didn't realize i wad't allo to. so i wted to feel like i w doing something,

. >>> also the president is set to travel to kenosha, wisconsin, today despite pleas from local leaders to stay away. >>> the president's pandemic adviser is urging from inside and outside the government. >>> good morning, everybody. it is tuesday, september 1st. yes, we are well into september. i'm yasmin vossoughian. amid the backdrop of violent protests that have escalated across the country in recent days, former vice president joe biden has launched a new attack against the president. during a visit to battleground pennsylvania yesterday, biden gave a blistering speech accusing trump of sowing chaos and division. he directly challenged trump's claim that americans will not be safe if democrats win in decemb november condemned the violence seen in major cities. >> i want to make smb something very clear. rioting is not protesting, looting is not protesting, setting fires is not protesting. none of this is protesting. it's lawlessness, plain and simple, and those who do it should be prosecuted. >> you know me. you know my heart. you know my story, my family's story. ask yourself, do

the scene of u nrest after a kenosha wisconsin.fter a black manjacob blake was shot in the back and paralysed by police officers. deep divisions in the united states over race and policing. the president has said his trip will heal racial healing but community organisers have said many residents do not want him to visit the city. indeed the state governor in wisconsin has said that donald trump is not welcome. on arrival at an airport in illinois in last half an airport in illinois in last half an hourorso mrtrump an airport in illinois in last half an hour or so mr trump said he had helped to straighten out problems in wisconsin. we are going to, we may get a couple of stops. we will look at some of the damage that was done working to get a fix up, or can help the people rebuild and kenosha. and just been a great state. great people and where getting it straightened out. the violence has stopped from the time the national guard came and literally when they set their foot on this location is stopped. will see you over there we re s

con las imÁgenes de la visita que ha causado mucha polÉmica >> el presidente trump recorriÓ kenosha wisconsins a favor y contra de su presencia, visitÓ las zonas afectadas por disturbios por las protestas luego que un oficial blanco le disparara 7 veces por la espalda a jacob blake un afroamericano, en su corta visita defendiÓ a la policÍa y negÓ que haya un racismo sistÉmico en el paÍs. >> su visita llegÓ a pesar de que el gobernador y alcalde le pidieron que no viniera por temor que su presencia aumentara las tensiones raciales, ahÍ esÁa edgar, buenas noches, cÓmo transcurriÓ la visita de donald trump. >> vanessa, en efecto el presidente trump no se juntÓ con la familia de jacob blake, se juntÓ con la policÍa local y mantuvo el discurso de mano dura contra los disturbios lo que para algunos incrementa la tensiÓn racial >> divisiÓn y enojo desato la visita del presidente trump a kenosha wisconsin a una semana del ataque a jacob blake quien estÁ paralizado de la cintura a los pies >> porque la gente estÁ paralizada herida, creo que aparte que Él viene promoviendo mucho racismo. >> es el Único

today obviously i'm in kenosha, wisconsin. wisconsin had not gone for a republican president since ronald reagan. right now averages of recenter polling show joe biden with a sizable lead here but if 2016 taught us anything it's that you karnt entirely rely on the polls. yesterday i held a socially distant conversation in ken she's civic center park with six voters. two registered democrats, two independents and two republicans. in an hour-long conversation that covered a variety of topics, they told me which candidates they support and why but first i had to address the elephant in the room sort to speak. take a look. a few issues to talk about because they're topical right now but i want to start with one that's interesting. some folks wearing masks and some folks are not. i want to understand that a little bit. tell me about your decision, holly. >> to not wear a mask? >> yeah. >> well, we're six feet apart. so we've got that going for us. and i just want to make sure you can understand what i'm saying. >> fair enough. thank

donald trump is planning to take his re-election campaign of fear to kenosha, wisconsin tomorrow. wisconsin's governor and the mayor of wisconsin have both asked the president to stay away. governor tony evers said i, along with other community leaders, are concerned about what your presence will mean for kenosha and our state. i am concerned your presence will only hinder our healing. i am concerned your presence will only delay our work to overcome vision and move forward together. and leading off our discussion tonight is the lieutenant governor of wisconsin. lieutenant governor barnes, thank you very much for joining us tonight. what are you feeling tonight as donald trump's visit to your state approaches? >> thanks so much for having me. i would be lying if i didn't have any heart burn about trump's planned visit for tomorrow. i know that i don't think it's a good idea for him to be here. neither does the governor or the mayor of kenosha. kenosha is on a path to healing. just this past weekend we had a rally with jacob blake's family. the day after that there was a big clean-u

from there it is about a 30 minute drive to kenosha, wisconsin. the president is expected to meet with law enforcement. he will also tour property damaged during the protest that sparked after the police shooting of jacob blake. demonstrations have happened all over the country against racial injustice and police brutality after blake was shot in the back seven times leaving him paralyzed. the president's trip comes despite the objections of the governor and kenosha's mayor. he worries the visit constrain tensions further. he said they need time to heal, but trump said he could increase enthusiasm by going there. as protests continue nationwide, the finger-pointing continues. >> rioters and joe biden have a side. they are both on the side of the radical left. >> we have a president who fans the flames rather than fighting the flames. >> reporter: trump claims radical troublemakers who are backed by biden for the chaos, but when reporters asked him about one of his own supporters who was charged with killing two mentoring protests, trump suggested

. >>> following president trump's visit to kenosha, wisconsin, and right now he is participating in a roundtable discussion. let's go there live right now to kenosha. you can see the president they are sitting in the center of the table. he is meeting with local law enforcement members of the national guard who were called in to help, and local and state government officials. earlier hersey made he surveyed the damage. two people were killed during a protest against racism and police totality last week as clashes turned deadly when two people were shot and killed. president trump today is focusing on the positives. >> we have had such a big success in shutting down what would be a city that would be kenosha, a city that would be burned to the ground right now. >> president trump has been campaigning on a law and order theme and he blames local officials for the unrest in kenosha, wisconsin. democrats are weary of the trip. in fact, wisconsin's governor asked him to reconsider it just on sunday. >> what we need right now are messages of healing, of uniting people, and i hope that the p

president donald trump is getting ready to go to kenosha, wisconsin today to meet with law enforcement and survey some of the damage from protests. that is not expected to meet with blake's family and this comes on the heels of new controversy. we mentioned that kyle rittenhouse, the 17-year-old charged as an adult now, with killing two people in the protest in kenosha, suggesting that it may have been in self- defense, saying that rittenhouse might've otherwise been killed, so we will answer to those comments today. in the meantime, wisconsin's governor has asked him to reconsider his visit. we is afraid this will store up a new hornets nest. wisconsin has been a real battleground state, which president donald trump won narrowly in 2016. >>> late last night, the assembly passed a new eviction relief bill. the governor has now signed it into law. emily turner joins us with the breakdown of the legislation. anif you are lp a lot of people stressed about how you're going to make that happen, you can breathe a sigh of relief because were going to get a reprieve for at least six months for

he followed president trump's lead and traveled to kenosha, wisconsin. biden probably used his big visit to deliver a speech including one cringe where they moment his tax plan. watch this. >> 19 corporations making a billion dollars apiece don't pay a single penny in taxes. i'm not going to punish anybody but everybody should pay a fair share. i'm not going to lay it up because of shoot me. >> jason: they'll shoot me? is the best choice of words? at one point, biden took a few questions from local residents. apparently, they were scripted on paper. that is, until this happened. watch. >> i was told to go off the paper but i can't. you need the truth and the truth of the matter is we are heavily angry. not angry as to where people say oh, they're protesting, there's a difference. between a protest and a rider. a very big difference. >> jason: keep in mind, and biden's last press conference, the journalist who asked questions were all preselected by biden campaign staffers. what are they trying to hide? meanwhile, president trump will do regularly takes u