i will speak with the mother of kyle rittenhouse. my interview with wendy rittenhouse, kyle's mom is coming up. how can america wake up sleepy joe. we'll talk about the race as we head into the home stretch. stay with us. priceline works with top hotels, to save you up to 60%. these are all great. and when you get a big deal... ♪ ...you feel like a big deal. ♪ priceline. every trip is a big deal. you ready for this? 'cause we're all set. so let's woah. ready. set. woah. universal orlando resort. buy two days and get three days free at the parks. restrictions apply. [♪] judge jeanine: tense moments in colorado after a clash between protesters. counter-protesters who identify themselves as blm and antifa. there was a standoff. a. witnesses say the blm antifa protester shot the man dead. police are investigating. we'll have more on this story later in the hour. two people responsible for helping get trump elected in 2016. the authors of the new book, trump america first, the president succeeds against all odds. corey lewandowski and dav

i will speak with the mother of kyle rittenhouse. my interview with wendy rittenhouse, kyle's mom is coming up. how can america wake up sleepy joe. we'll talk about the race as we head into the home stretch. stay with us. [♪] judge jeanine: tense moments in colorado after a clash between protesters. counter-protesters who identify themselves as blm and antifa. there was a standoff. a. witnesses say the blm antifa protester shot the man dead. police are investigating. we'll have more on this story later in the hour. two people responsible for helping get trump elected in 2016. the authors of the new book, trump america first, the president succeeds against all odds. corey lewandowski and david bossie join me now. is this your second or third book. >> our third. there are so many successes, when just keep writing. judge jeanine: we are all on our third book. let's talk about the state of the race. four years ago you had republicans telling the president to leave the race. you were 10 points down and you still won. i believe the polls a

obsessed lone wolf, that they should push back on democratic narratives about kyle rittenhouse, andtion his lawyers were saying he was acting in self-defense. these were all talking points obtained by nbc news on an internal memo sent throughout dhs. it's not clear if they originated within dhs or the white house but it's clear that the law enforcement officials are in lock step with the president's talking points and not actually basing their talking points on what their own intelligence is saying. and they're also wading into an investigation that dhs has no part in and at the very early stages of this. some officials that i spoke to from both administrations who have been on the receiving end of these talking points, who have served under republicans and democrats said that what really stood out to them is the fact that it's such a stark difference in how they treated rittenhouse versus saying a left wing demonstrator skprn, and why really should be doing is calling for peace and calm. >> julia ainsley, fascinating reporting and a great scoop from you. and a programming note, les

>>it says there's no evidence the gun was ever physically possessed by kyle rittenhouse in illinois. rittenhouse has been held in illinois as his attorneys fight extradition efforts that would send him to wisconsin to face homicide charges. >>somber reminder for his friends and family today would have been george floyd's 47th birthday floyd was killed in may when a police officer knelt on his neck for more than a minute. the video of his deaths mark protests and demonstrations throughout the world and today floyd son spoke out about his father's death. >>it's not watching the video. a lot be almost over and over every day, but every now and then just bought it. you know a mama. don't pay. had shields is speaking about. when you say. >>derek chauvin the white officer who used his knee deep in floyd to the ground has been charged with second-degree murder third-degree murder and manslaughter he is currently out on bail rather 3 other officers are also facing charges in floyd's death. >>still ahead, good news for san francisco, parents and kids if you like to play on the playground so >>

. >> shannon: an attorney for kyle rittenhouse, the illinois teenager who allegedly killed two men in wisconsin, wants to sue the biden campaign for libel. a twitter video shared by the campaign. according to attorney lin wood it suggests rittenhouse as a white supremacist. he has an unequivocal denial of that. here's that story. we'll try to do a lightning round. harmeet dhillon, good to see y you. >> thanks, shannon. >> shannon: this is the biden political ad. they show kyle rittenhouse. >> are you willing tonight to condemn white supremacists and militia groups and to say that they need to stand down and not add to the violence in a number of these cities as we saw in kenosha and as we have seen in portland? are you willing -- >> sure. i would say almost everything i see is from the left wing. >> shannon: harmeet, kyle rittenhouse's picture shows. discussion of white supremacist, militia groups. his mother is very upset. his lawyer says they may sue for libel. what do you think? >> it's not just the ad. there is a speech by joe biden where he basically refers to a kyle rittenhouse,

we know that the president has defended kyle rittenhouse. saying that he was acting in self-defense. do you think the dhs is abide big the narrative? >> yeah, the document we obtained definitely looks like that's the case. this was immediately following that august 25th incident in kenosha, wisconsin, where kyle rittenhouse shot at three protesters fatally shooting two of them and then immediately afterwards the dhs gets talking points that are to go to all law enforcement officials within the agency who are asked about this incident. to say things like the fact that rittenhouse brought a gun to the protest in order to defend small businesses. to push back against democratic talking points that he was some kind of lone wolf police obsessed actor. and they really wanted to double down on the fact that his defense attorney said he was acting in self-defense. that was the same narrative we saw from president trump at the time, but it's different here and people here said it should be different when you're talking about law enforcement officials

then you have kyle rittenhouse -- >> giving them water. amy: in yeah them same, we support them. he have the 17-year-old, wooden house who opens -- kyle rittenhouse who opens fire and kills two black lives matter activists. --sident trump defense in. defense them. he is not killed by federal authorities as we saw happen in oregon. >> at these black lives matter protests when these vital so-called counterprotesters show up -- we've seen people fire arrows from crossbows at protesters. we have seen the use of vehicles as illegal or semi-lethal weapon against protesters. more than 100 cases of dividuals using their cars. i believe that last count, eight of them were police officers that actually used vehicles to ram into protesters. donald trump on a domestic level saying sosomeone like kyle rittenhouse, he is misunderstood and he is essentially on n the right side of historory. and he does the same thing abroad. trump has pardoned o outright we criminalals who have committed massacres against civilians are broad. and at home, at his rallies, offered to pay the legal fees of people

as you know, kyle rittenhouse was a trump supporter. he put that on his social media before this incident on august 25th where he shot two people fatally and injured another in kenosha, wisconsin. he was also very pro-law enforcement, a big supporter of police. and the immediate aftermath, there were talking points that went out to all dhs officials. these are law enforcement officials, to say that they should remember that kyle rittenhouse took his gun to these protests in order to defend small business owners and that they should remind people that his lawyers say he was acting in self-defense and that they should push back against a democratic narrative that said he was a police obsessed lone wolf. these are very clear talking points for an investigation that dhs really had nothing to do with. and an investigation that really hadn't gotten off the ground. so rather than trying to stay outside of this, simply leave it up to saying it's an ongoing investigation, i don't want to talk about, dhs had specific talking points that really se

don't go anywhere. >>> condemning the actions like kyle rittenhouse. >> we're looking at all of it.an interesting situation. you saw the same tape as i saw. he was trying to get away from them, i guess, it looks like, and he fell. then they very violently attacked him. it was something that we're looking at right now, and it's under investigation. i guess he was in very big trouble. he probably would have been killed. it's under investigation. >> so that was all the way back in august when donald trump refused to condemn kyle rittenhouse, the 17-year-old charged with fatally shooting two protesters in kenosha, wisconsin, just days earlier. rittenhouse who is from illinois and previously attended a trump rally was arrested on first degree murder charges and is fighting extradition to wisconsin. his attorneys say he acted in self-defense. we're learning according to internal talking points obtained by nbc news that federal law enforcement officials were directed to make public sympathetic comments about rittenhouse, ones that sound very similar to the ones the president made there. qu

so this was immediately in the aftermath of the shooting in kenosha, wisconsin, where kyle rittenhouset two protesters. dhs officials immediately got talking points telling them to be sympathetic toward rittenhouse, to say he was trying to protect small business owners, to remind viewers or anyone asking that his defense from his attorneys were that he was acting in self-defense, and to look at him, against what the media was pushing, which they said was a narrative that he was a police-obsessed lone wolf. these were very specific talking points. as you can see, later the president mirrored a lot of these same talking points, that he was acting in self-defense, that he was running away. rittenhouse has now been charged with multiple homicides. it's an investigation that's playing out that the dhs has nothing to do with. the fact that there were law enforcement officials asked to even weigh in on this incident and instead of coming out and calling for calm, they called for more details on rittenhouse, they supported him, and showed this, this is an example of how the white house and dhs

"internal documents shows trump officials were told to make comments sip thetic to kyle rittenhouse." >> these weren't just any officials, these are law enforcement officials. an internal memo that went out to all of department of homeland security for anyone who might be asked about what happened on august 25th in kenosha, wisconsin when kyle rittenhouse used an ar-15 against three protesters, killing two of them. he has now been charged with multiple homicides. >> i think we just lost julia's microphone. we will try to get her back. sorry about that, julia. again, it's certainly an article worth reading if you get a chance. live television in the middle of a pandemic. carol lee, julia ainsley, big thanks to both of you. the biden campaign just had its best day ever, at least when it comes to fund-raising. democratic presidential nominee raising more than $21.5 million online wednesday after the debate, the highest number for the biden campaign in a single day. it has "the new york times" shane gold macker points out, when you add that to the $10 million raised on debate night, you h

enforcement officials reportedly were directed to make public pronouncements sympathetic to kyle rittenhouse, the 17-year-old accused of shooting two protesters in kenosha, wisconsin. we don't know, i have to say, nbc news has not confirmed whether these were done, whether these were made but just the fact there was some sort of directive, specific talking points put out that were favorable to kyle rittenhouse. have you ever seen anything like that in your time working in government? >> joy, never. over 20 years as an fbi agent, worked hundreds of cases involving people arrested and pending trial and never once was i given talking points or encouraged to talk one way or the other. two reasons, justice has to be blind. law enforcement officers certainly of any rank anywhere in the system don't go making comments positively or negatively about someone charged with a crime. justice is administered blindly or it should be. dhs has all these agents who rely on their appearance of objectivity when they go about doing their investigations just like all federal law enforcement officers. the second t

that officials at the agency were directed to make public comments that were sympathetic to kyle rittenhouse, the 17-year-old trump supporter charged with at a timely shooting two men in kenosha, wisconsin, president trump suggested himself that rittenhouse acted in self-defense. >> he was in very big trouble. he probably would have been killed but it's under investigation. >> do you think private citizens -- >>> texas's republican governor made a move to restrict ballot dropoff locations today. what more can you tell us >> reporter: governor greg abbott is limiting dropoff locations to one county long drives to deliver ballots. polling shows the presidential race within single digits in texas, and democrats say that's why the governor is now changing the rules. lester >> all right, geoff, i'll be hosting a town hall with joe biden in miami kicking off our across america week where i'll visit key battleground states to talk to voters. >>> tonight furloughs have begun for tens of thousands of airline workers. as negotiations on a new pandemic relief package drag on. blayne alexander tells us

and in social media posts expressing right-wing views and support for kyle rittenhouse, the 17-year-old who has been charged with shooting and killing two people during the protests in kenosha, wisconsin. >> racially motivated violent extremists over recent years have been responsible for the most lethal activity in the u.s. >> reporter: tonight, governor whitmer is thanking law enforcement for breaking up the >> bigotry and violence have no place in the great state of michigan. if you break the law, we will find you. >> reporter: in recent months, armed groups have taken a stand on state capitol grounds, often targeting governor whitmer, insisting that her pandemic policies had gone too far. >> when our leaders meet with, encourage, or fraternize with domestic terrorists, they legitimize their actions, and they are complicit. >> reporter: in addition to the six arrests, we mentioned, seven others arrested as well, charged under the state's antiterrorism act. sources tell me this was a credible threat and that is evident by the amount of evident by the amount of resources that the f.b.i

document given to acting secretary chad wolf defended 17-year-old trump supporter kyle rittenhouse.was charged with first-degree homicide for shooting protesters in kenosha, wisconsin, in august. the briefing document claimed rittenhouse "took his rifle to the scene of the rioting to help defend small-business owners." now, the next presidential debate will be in two weeks and it's going took a town hall- style format with questions from voters. both candidates say they will participate. and while president trump's campaign doesn't want any changes to the format, joe biden said tonight that he's actually open to this idea of a mute button to lessen the interruptions. norah. >> o'donnell: ben tracy at the white house, thank you. the pandemic continues to take a terrible toll on the economy and american workers. today, we learned another 837,000 unemployment claims were filed in the last week. congress is still trying to agree on trillions more in stimulus and today is the worst day of layoffs in the history of american aviation. here's cbs' kris vankleeve. >> reporter: when julie gil

according to prosecutors will authorities say that the gun that kyle rittenhouse allegedly used in the shooting was bought stored and used in wisconsin and never cross state lines. rittenhouse remains held in a juvenile detention center in lake county illinois without bond. due to the pending criminal charges in kenosha. heading outside no reports of any delays this morning at sfo maybe a little bit of cloud cover here and there but. >>it's going to be pretty nice day it's already nice and warm and mild outside your door, but we'll have your update on your forecast coming up in a bit we'll talk about the critical fire weather conditions that we're dealing with here in the bay area john we'll have that update coming up in just a bit stick around. >>welcome back 4.54 on this thursday morning conditions already pretty warm for a lot of the bay area and definitely windier than yesterday see the flag at the golden gate bridge and is definitely swaying in a steady breeze out of the north and northeast winds of sparked up red flag warnings beginning yesterday and lasting through midday tomorr

that federal law enforcement officials were directed to make public comments sthympathetic t kyle rittenhouse. joining me now, former fbi special agent and also with us a community organizer who had her life forever changed by right waning extremist groups. good morning to both of you. thank you for being here. rebecca, let me start with you. what is it that you are up to that got you targeted by right-wing extremists? >> good morning. i had spoken out strongly against the para military activity that had taken to the treats of my hometown really fueled by conspiracy theories and misinformation around antifa coming to town and really just opposing the black lives matter messaging and as a result of speaking out against that illegal activity, i was targeted with really hundreds of intimidating messages or threats to my life. we have a lot of work to do in america around accountability of our law enforcement. we're having that conversation right now. these para military groups are accountable to no one. it was really disturbing to see those kind of conspiracy theories really come to life on the

like donald trump says or other law enforcement activities or protecting small businesslike kyle rittenhouse> no, what we're talking about is paramilitary vigilanteism. armed insurgents. that is what we are fighting in iraq and afghanistan. they started out in small groups in the legal capacity gun clubs and guys down at the range talking. it is the same philosophy. where they start swaying into terrorism is about the intent of what they want to do. they want in michigan to not just take governor whitmer. they intended to kill her. they wanted her on trial for treason and the event is execution. they intended to have a government uprising just like timothy mcveigh with the murrow building. these people live in a fantasy world. what they will find out is that law enforcement, national guard, military, they are not on their side even though they have, you know, a sheriff here or that who is corrupt and believes in an ideolo ideology. they will find out very quickly that the law when applied properly and eavenly has a dim view of this. >> so let's take a look at the chart from the southern pove

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department of homeland security saying trump officials were told to make comments sympathetic to kyle rittenhouseould be the 17-year-old trump supporter charged with shooting and killing two protesters in kenosha, wisconsin who fled the state after that happened. the dhs talking points emphasize the right wing narrative that rittenhouse took his rifle to the scene of the rioting to help defend small business owners. the administration seems intent on justifying violence while the president is sending encouragement to these groups. as this writer details, they are out there, those groups and they are listening. he joins me now. mike, i thought this was really well reported piece and maybe you can just talk us through. the group that you profiled who they are, what they believe and what they are looking to do. >> so, yeah. thanks for having me and they're called the oath keepers. they have been around since 2009. and they are comprised mainly of retired police and military. they do have some active duty members, as i found. and they adamantly do not identify, by the way, as white supremacists. i ha

an illinois judge has ordered the extradition of kyle rittenhouse s a 17 year-old accused in the fatal shooting of 2 demonstrators in kenosha wisconsin at ruling came after a hearing in illinois today, defense lawyer sought to convince the judge to block their clients transfer to wisconsin where he faces homicide charges attorneys for it now say that he acted in self-defense when he opened fire during unrest following the shooting of jacob blake by a kenosha police officer. >>lake county prosecutors say it should be up to a wisconsin judge not a judge in illinois to decide whether there are sufficient grounds for charges the boyfriend of brianna taylor is being sued by one of the police officers involved in the raid that left the 26 year-old woman dead. jonathan mattingly, one of the officers involved in the fatal shooting of taylor was shot in the leg by taylor's boyfriend, kenneth walker during the execution of a no knock warrant. the louisville officer claims walker's actions were quote outrage is intolerable and offends all accepted standards of decency and morality. mattingly says

lawyers for kyle rittenhouse to block the clients transferred to wisconsin to face homicide charges. acted in self defense. coverage of the tony bobulinski story has not been, well, covered at all widespread. however, one network taking issue with the overall story now. the story from the former business associate of hunter biden that disputes joe biden statements regarding his involvement in the sun's affairs. there's a surprising show of support for tony bobulinski. senior political correspondent mike emanuel shows us tonight. >> there was no other reason for me to be in the bar meeting joe biden then to discuss what i was doing with his family's name in the chinese cse. >> a show support for tony bobulinski from a progressive california democrat who was a key surrogate for the bernie sanders' campaign. noting he has no personal knowledge of the hunter by the matter, california congressman sent the email verified by his staff to bobulinski this morning. writing "i've said i respect your service to our country and then you have never been a partisan hack in our interactions. talked

biden campaign is declining comment on threat of a lawsuit by laura for alleged kenosha shooter kyle rittenhouselaiming a campaign video falsely labels him as a white supremacist. democrats are focusing their energy on earning support of voters who backed obama, then trump. >> i think some we can win back. others [indiscernible]. just cut the margin it would make a gigantic difference, a gigantic difference. >> the biden campaign said last month that knocking on doors didn't matter because they were reaching people online and on the phone, but today the biden campaign tells us they are about to start knocking on doors to reach people who don't pick up, something that trump campaign has been doing since june. bret. >> bret: peter doocy in wilmington, delaware. peter, thanks. ♪ there is still no agreement tonight between the white house and house democrats on a new relief package for the economic victims of the coronavirus. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel has an update tonight. >> talks between the trump administration and house speaker nancy pelosi are closer than they've been in m

the teenager accused of killing two protesters continues to fight his expedition. 17-year-old kyle rittenhouserove to kenosha in the height of the protesters and allegedly shot three people killing two of them. rittenhouse's lawyers say he acted in self-defense and has called his case, quote, political prosecution. he faces charges that could lean him life in prison if convicted. >>> why wisconsin is seeing covid cases rising rapidly across the state. >>> in our next hour, joe biden expected to speak focusing on jobs in a crucial battleground state. we're following that live. we'll be right back. owing that . we'll be right back. and it's a long flight too. once we get there, we will need... buttercup! ♪ i've been involved in. communications in the media for 45 years. i've been taking prevagen on a regular basis for at least eight years. for me, the greatest benefit over the years has been that prevagen seems to help me recall things and also think more clearly. and i enthusiastically recommend prevagen. it has helped me an awful lot. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. history says, fine

later that night one of those militia members, 17-year-old kyle rittenhouse, allegedly opened fire and killed two protesters. mr.unde german, in your experie going undercover with white supremacist groups, do you think that these extremists believe law enforcement, whether be mo implicitly or explicitly, is more aligned with their world view?s. >> there had been more -- and my frustration is when law enforcement experts don't seem to recognize the danger of their colleagues. you've been trying to ronald up -- santa cruz county, sheriffs deputies attacked by ns far-right militant. we haven't seen a change in police behavior toward these militants and i think that poses a threat to the communities the police officers serve but to law enforcement officers, themselves.oliceficers >> as i close, it's time that we acknowledge the dangers of a police culture that compromises its ability to address violent right-wing extremists by tolerating itnority within its ranks even if a small minority. i was glad to hear mr. comer say we need to g after bad apples but by failing to fully tackle what int

the trump administration h has ordered fefederal law enforcemet officials to publicly defend kyle rittenhouse, the 17-year-old charged with fatally shooting two protesters in kenosha, wisconsin, during black lives matter protests in august according to internal department of homeland security talking points obtained by nbc news. the documents instruct federal agents to say rittenhouse took a gun to kenosha to "help defend small business owners." lastly, rittenhouse's mother, who drove her son across state lines with an assault rifle to the protest, received a standing ovation at republican party event in wisconsin. if convicted of first-degree murder charges, rittenhouse faces up to life in prison. vice news reports police in pearland, texas, requested the presence of border patrol snipers at george floyd's burial on and gave them permission to june 9 use deadly force as members of the militarized tactical unit known as bortac surveilled funeral attendees. records obtained by vice also reveal an fbi surveillance aircraft was flown over the burial to monitor for so-called violent agitators. th

authorities say the gun that kyle rittenhouse allegedly used in the shooting was bought stored and used in wisconsin and never did cross state lines rittenhouse remains held in a juvenile detention center in lake county illinois on due to the pending criminal charges in kenosha. >>now to a big story, the senate judiciary committee is expected to take an initial vote tomorrow on the confirmation of judge amy coney barrett says supreme court nominee face lawmakers today for 9 hours on this 3rd day of hearings democrats pressed her on issues, including the upcoming election. health care and abortion to which barrett repeatedly responded that she would have an open mind and be her own judge if she is confirmed to the supreme court. and if she is approved the court would shift to a 6, 3 solid conservative majority. julio has a judge amy coney barrett to questions about record on the bench and her writing as a professor of got some colleagues on the other side of the aisle who seem to want to focus. >>on statements made in your personal capacity republicans like senator mike lee say there's a

. >> do you condone the actions of kyle rittenhouse?tacked him. >> proud boys, stand back and band city b stand by but i'll tell you what, somebody has to do something about antifa. >> donald trump's former lawyer michael cohen is back with us. we didn't know something this serious would break today. how do you view it in the context of what everyone has noted as the unprecedented embrace of both violent rhetoric and defense of alleged violence by donald trump? >> look, in my book "disloyal" i describe donald trump as a mob boy. donald trump didn't tell these people to kidnap the governor. he didn't tell them to do violence whether it's explosives, firearms, what not but what he does, he speaks in code and that's something i talk about throughout the book. you don't need to actually tell somebody to do it before you create this belief that this is what donald wants us to do. we're doing it for him and even though he didn't specifically give us the order, he did it in a way that's latent but it is out there and that's just how donald tru

, but i bet they were scared that they were an illinois judge has ordered the extradition of kyle rittenhouse the 17 year-old accused of the fatal shooting of. >>2 demonstrators in kenosha wisconsin. the ruling came after a hearing in illinois today. defense lawyers sought to convince a judge to block their clients transfer to wisconsin to face homicide charges. rittenhouse's attorneys say he acted in self-defense when he opened fire during unrest after the shooting of jacob blake by a kenosha police officer lake county prosecutors said it should be up to a wisconsin judge not won in illinois to decide whether or not there is sufficient evidence for charges. >>the boyfriend of brianna taylor in kentucky is being sued by one of the officers involved in the raid that left the 26 year-old woman dead. jonathan mattingly, one of the officers involved in the fatal shooting of taylor was shot in the leg by taylor's boyfriend kenneth walker police were executing a no knock warrant at the time in the middle of the night. the louisville officer claims that walker's actions were quote outrage is intoler

federal law enforcement officials to make public sympathetic comments about the young man named kyle rittenhouse. he's the 17-year-old who was charged with fatally shooting two protesters in kenosha, wisconsin, in august, with an ar-15. rittenhouse supported trump and police on his social media pages before he traveled from his home in illinois across the state line to wisconsin. those homeland security documents suggested officials, quote, note that he took his rifle to the scene of the rioting to help defend small business owners. back in august, trump was asked if he condemned the actions by rittenhouse. >> he was trying to get away from them, i guess, it looks like. and he fell. and then they very violently attacked him. i guess he was in very big trouble. he would have been -- he probably would have been killed. >> americans in several states are already voting. here we are 33 days out even as the president escalates his unfounded attacks on mail-in voting and the integrity of our election. one former fbi agent who has called trump a national security threat says trump's words are weakening

look at kyle rittenhouse and the way that he was able to shoot and kill people and walk past the policed if you look at the way that the sheriff darliff in michigan handled those 13 people trying to kidnap the governor and saying was it a kidnapping or was it an arrest? that's why this violence is allowed to rise because generally white people aren't criminalized even when they are doing criminal things. >> we were talking before about these plots that have been uncovered, alleged plots to kidnap the governors of michigan and virginia. i don't know if it's 2020 or not, but it seems like some people can say that sentence without taking step back and saying, are you serious? there were active plots to kidnap two sitting governors? >> i don't know it's year specific, i think this is years of not paying attention to these groups, not seeing this as domestic terrorism, the fact that people can rest on the second amendment to protect their right to have gun ownership and to form militias. the fact that this has been ignored by a president that is condoning such behavior meanwhile we haven't b

>>an illinois judge has ordered the extradition of kyle rittenhouse the 17 year-old accused in the fatalof 2 demonstrators in kenosha wisconsin. he was in court today for weeks with house's lawyers have been fighting to block his transfer to wisconsin to face homicide charges there they argue that he argued that he acted in self-defense when he opened fire during the unrest following the shooting of jacob blake by can osha police officer lake county prosecutors said that it should be up to a wisconsin judge not one in the home state of rittenhouse of illinois to decide whether there are sufficient grounds for charges. actress lori locklin reported to prison today to serve her a sentence for her role in the college admissions cheating scandal that her husband admitted to paying $500,000 bribes to get their 2 daughters into the university of southern california as rowing recruits even though they may neither one of them was a roller. she will serve her time at the federal correctional institution in dublin about 40 miles east of san francisco. criminal defense lawyer pollack and he says th

the attorney tweeted on behalf of kyle rittenhouse i shall sue joe biden and biden-harris campaign for i am partisan in 2020 supporting donald trump, i am nonpartisan trial lawyer who aggressively pursues truth to achieve justice. >> sandra: president trump last night signing a last-minute spending bill to avoid a government shutdown until after the -- the senate passed it bipartisan support. the bill funds the government through december 11th. it includes billions of dollars in aid for farmers and nutrition assistance programs. >> trace: the white house democrats are still deadlocked on coronavirus relief after mnuchin and pelosi resumed negligent yayss yesterday. both sides that i they're committed to getting americans the help they need. >> we remain committed to reaching an agreement but do so in a way that results in getting things done for the american people. hopefully by the conclusion of this week. >> the speaker has come down from her 3.4 trillion dollar deal. if there is a fair compromise we're prepared to do it. >> trace: let's get to mike emanuel live for us in washington

he defended kyle rittenhouse, a 17-year-old, accused of fatally shooting two people during the proteststhe police shooting of another unarmed black man, jacob blake. he refused to condemn the proud boys and called da candidate for the u.s. house a rising star when she embraces k s qanon. >> and expand on something the congresswoman just said. questioning the attorney general's lack of knowledge of an operation as big as the one that went down in michigan. is it credible that the attorney general of the united states didn't know about that investigation that was happening? >> no. it would be defying all normal protocols of the justice department. that's a very significant case. it's also a case that would require coordination with the national security division, and so headquarters would be very involved in a case like that certainly the agents in the field, prosecutors in the field handling operations but getting guidance and certainly providing notice there. now, in his defense, perhaps he didn't want to reveal they were investigating -- >> i was just about to ask you that. go ahead. >

this could be significant in the case against kyle rittenhouse who has been charged with killing twoeople and wounding another in those protests. his attorneys say the new charge means rittenhouse did not file the first shot and they also say he acted in self-defense. >> sandra: candidates hitting the campaign trail in three battleground states today. a look at the latest polling and the key issues. in florida, georgia and michigan with just 18 days left before election day. you can cut your family's mortgage payments by $3000 a year. the va streamline refi is a benefit your spouse earned. it shortens the refi process so veteran families can save money by refinancing. there is no income verification. no appraisal. no out of pocket costs. all time low mortgage rates have now dropped even lower. they traveled thousands of miles together, visiting troops overseas. and they developed the kind of friendship you don't see too often. in the senate, they disagreed on almost everything. they'd fight like hell on the floor, and then they'd go eat lunch together. because they always put their f

other news this morning an illinois judge has ordered the extradition of kyle rittenhouse he's the 17year-old who's accused in the fatal shooting of 2 demonstrators in kenosha wisconsin. rittenhouse was in court on friday and for weeks his lawyers have been fighting to block his transfer to wisconsin to face homicide charges. now prosecutors say it should be up to a wisconsin judge not won in illinois to decide whether there are sufficient grounds for charges. >>we were confident from the beginning that this would turn out this way we're glad that it has so we can move on and in mister rittenhouse can a move on as well. >>his legal team says rittenhouse acted in self-defense and should not be charged with any crime. prosecutors though say they plan to try him as an adult. actress lori loughlin reported to a prison on thursday for her role in the college admissions cheating scandal. loughlin and her husband admitted to paying $500,000 in bribes to get their 2 daughters into usc as rowing recruits even though neither one of them was a rower she will be serving her 2 month sentence at th