wendy rittenhouse is kyle rittenhouse's mother and we are happy to have her on today. use, thanks so much for coming on. >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: so what did you think you meant you got a lot to think about obviously at this point in her life, but when you saw the joe biden for president campaign smear your son as a white suit from assist, what was your reaction? >> how dare him do that to my son. that's my son that he did that too. and i'm not going to back down from him and he is not a what's a premises. he's not a racist. he is my son and i know him and he is none of that what joe biden said. >> tucker: so there's no -- as far as i know, and we looked today, but i don't think there's any evidence at all that that's true. i don't think there's online evidence or video evidence showing your son endorsing extremist racial positions. is there? >> no, there isn't. kyle, he's a caring young man. he went to kenosha to help people and what joe biden did and showed my son's picture, his image, and labeled him as a white suit from assist, i will take him down. >> tucke

. >> the mother of kyle rittenhouse, the 17-year-old çharged with fatally shooting two protesters inkenosha, defends her son. why she says it was self-defense. >>> breaking right now, an emergency declaration in florida. tropical storm eta slamming ashore. where the storm is headed next. >>> country music's golden night. the big performances. ♪ then god whispered your name >> and the big winners at the cma awards. >>> from the delivery driver who took a wrong turn to the risky art restoration that ended in disaster to the goose in love with a car. all the trending stories for your thursday morning. >>> good thursday morning, everyone. i'm kenneth moton. >> i'm erielle reshef. mona is off. we begin with the record-breaking surge in coronavirus cases here in the u.s. >> states from coast to coast are setting new highs. hospitals in several states are running low on staff, and experts are now warning about substantial growth in covid cases in the northeast and mid-atlantic states. >> and the virus now impacting more of our pop culture. several acts at the country music awards had to can

and i think kyle rittenhouse is proof positive when someone is willing to cross state lines to commit murder, that is a signal we absolutely need to have a

. >>> and new tonight, 17-year-old kyle rittenhouse out of jail after posting a $2 million bond, accused of murdering two and injuring another during the jacob blake protest in kenosha. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on a busy friday night. i'm tom llamas in for david. we begin tonight with the grim surge and the rising death toll of the coronavirus across the u.s. the u.s. reporting 186,000 new cases in just 24 hours. at the same time pfizer takes a major step closer to providing a vaccine for millions of americans. the u.s. with now more than 253,000 lives lost. nearly 2,000 deaths in just one day. hospitalizations on the rise in every state. a record high of nearly 80,000 patients. pfizer formally requesting emergency use authorization for its vaccine. an fda panel set to meet next month. mo millions of doses could be available within 24 hour of fda approval. long lines, millions rushing to get tested before thanksgiving. people waiting for hours at dodger stadium in l.a. california with a new daily record of 13,000 cases. a curfew going into effect this weekend. here in new

wendymp rittenhouse is kyle whitten houses mother and were happy to have them on tonight.o much for coming oron. >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: did you think? you've got a lot to think about obviously at this point in your life, but whenr di saw the campaign's merrier song smear your son, was your reaction? >> that's myy son. how dare you. i'm not going to back down from him. he's not a white supremacist. he's not a a racist. he's my son and i know him and he is none of that joe biden said. >> tucker: so, as far as i know and we look today, but i don't think there's any evidence at all that that's true. online evidence or video evidence showing your son endorsing extremist racial positions. it is there? >> no, there isn't. kyle, he's a caring young man. he went to kenosha to help people. what joe biden did, showed my son's picture, his image. labels him as a white supremacist. i will take him down. >> tucker: he is not the only one. the people around biden casually attacked very many people with that label, which is a various serious thing to call for in this country. th

hearing yesterday the father of one of the victims testified that rittenhouse is a flight risk. >> kyle rittenhouses he's above the law. he's been treated as such by law enforcement and so he believes he's justified in this case and for him to run wouldn't -- wouldn't surprise me. >> rittenhouse's attorney says that he acted in self-defense and tried to turn himself in to police moments after the shootings, but officers did not stop him. >>> and the daytona beach news journal says that hurricane eta is strengthening as it nears the coast of nicaragua. the category 4 hurricane is packing maximum sustained winds of 150 miles per hour. that's almost a category 5. the nicaraguan army scrambled to evacuate people. they are warning of catastrophic winds, massive flooding and landslides. nearly three feet of rain could fall on nicaragua and honduras through friday. >>> and the washington post says a run away train was saved by a whale. the train ran past the end of the elevated tracks in the netherlands yesterday but instead of plummeting more than 350 fe 30 feet to the ground, it came to rest on a giant

and i think kyle rittenhouse is proof positive when someone is willing to cross state lines to commitder, that is a signal we absolutely need to have a system of justice that understands that justice matters in each instance. we should not use kyle rittenhouse as a way to justify bail, but we should also recognize there are too many people languishing in prison affected by covid, even though they have not been convicted of a single crime. as long as we have a system that has such uneven applications, we cannot call it a justice system. >> really important point, eventually at especially at a time there are a lot of different stories. appreciate you coming on. i hope you'll come back. >> thank you so much for having me. >>> i want to give an update on that news breaking during this hour. the trump administration through the general services administration essentially backing down, doing something that normally would have happened by now, but is still news for this transition, clearing the way for the steps to facilitate the biden transition. donald trump, himself, personally tweeting a

we don't know the details, who provided some money, et cetera, but kyle rittenhouse released on a $2illion bond. we will keep you posted if we find out anything more. keeping you posted on politics on the president-elect and who he is going to select eventually for his cabinet. among the first he is considering, treasury secretary, and a number of interesting names have popped up. none of them are the traditional white male. on the impact of a decision like this, i think charlie, before thanksgiving next week. >> the vice president-elect has indicated it is imminent. the names have been floating around for a while. i will tell you who i have been hearing from democratic sources. whilat the top of the list, an african-american, very accomplished economist, roger ferguson. so something is happening with him in this new administration. i've also heard other names out there. janet yellen. elizabeth warren. elizabeth warren's name is out there, but i think because we have most likely now, the election, which the results of this election, particularly, the ballot races, picking up seats an

hours before the the president's rally in kenosha, wisconsin, last night, a judge held accused kyle rittenhouse million bond. the 17-year-old was charged with murdering two protesters after the police shooting of jacob blake. his lawyers claim the illinois resident was defending the streets of kenosha. he's back in court next month. >>> a man who set fire to three historically black churches in louisiana has been sentenced to 25 years in prison. holden matthews must also may $2.6 million in restitution. matthews' father, a sheriff's deputy, helped arrest him. >>> a fraternity member at louisiana state university has now been charged with hazing. terry reynolds was arrested in connection with an incident that left a freshman on life support. the police report says pledges there were forced to drink until they blacked out. >>> time now for a look at your election day weather. >>> clear skies across much of this country but heavy and in the pacific northwest and snow in northern new york and part of new england. 43 degrees today in boston. warm around the great lakes and across the plains with tem

. >> first, happening now, the man charged with getting kyle rittenhouse the rifle will face trial. there is enough evidence to charge 19-year-old dominic black. authorities contend black took money from 17-year-old rittenhouse to purchase an ar-17 rifle. police allege he used that rifle to shoot three people, killing two of them. more for you after the break. >>> welcome back. another big vote happening in the nation's capital. you can be part of this one. take a look at this. this little one needs a name. the giant panda cub was born at the smithsonian zoo in washington, d.c. there are four choices that the public can choose from, they're all mandarin names. some translated to process pus boy. the new name will be announced monday. >>> it's beginning to look a lot like christmas in downtown san francisco. macy's sent us this video and, of course, there were no people in the crowd this year. the retail chain says the reusable 80-foot tree is decorated with more than 33,000 lncht e.d. lights and 100 shining ornaments. beautiful sight out there. will it be a good day to visit out the

kyle rittenhouse faces multiple tionals, including intentional homicide, for killing demonstrators whootesting the police shooting of jacob blake. the n.b.a.'s toronto raptors will have to begin their season in tampa. the u.s.-canada border remains closed to nonessential travel, and today, the canadian government extended that closure. up next, steve hartman's "on the road" with why we should still be thankful for this year. your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. for psoriatic arthritis, otezla is proven to reduce joint swelling, tenderness, and pain. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts or if these feelings develop. some people takin

kyle rittenhouse posted the $2 million bail friday afternoon.yer thanked all who contributed, including ricky schroeder, and mike lindell, president and ceo of the my pillow company. the shooting happened in a protest over the police shooting of jacob blake, a black man, who was left paralyzed. rittenhouse is due back in court on dozen 3rd. >> immigration is increasing across the countries. officials say they have seen a surge in attempted crossings along the southern border with mexico. we look at why officials say the pandemic is behind the uptick. >> reporter: another sign of the global economic devastation brought on by the coronavirus pandemic, motivating migrants to make the dangerous journey north. 69,000 arrested last month, a 21% spike compared to september, and the highest for any october since 2005, according to u.s. customs and border protection. >> they've been this way for decades and decades. first and foremost is economics. anywhere we see worsening economic conditions, illegal immigration follows and right now because of covid-1

. -- kenosha and kyle rittenhouse. if he was black they would be making up crimes to charge this boy with. >> for those who don't know what you're talking about. >> came armed to a protest, shot and killed a couple people, shot a couple people, and arguing self-defense and today the prosecutor was like he was well within his rights and you're like there's no way a black young person could come to anything with guns, kill people, shoot people, and the d.a. is like that's guns rights. that's not a world we alive in. so the double standard is alive today. what i didn't know to be true when the book came out but it's true today is that the police have killed consistently. so there's this really -- i write in the book calls the false disnebraska of history and people are lulled to believe in progress. than to believe things are getting belt cher makes sense to me. one of this will changes that desire and belief obscures reality and completely screws up our congratulate. police have killed more people this year than last yea

is enough evidence to charge a 19-year-old man with illegally buying a rifle for 17-year-old kyle rittenhouset to kill two people during unrest in kenosha, wisconsin rittenhouse tells "the washington post," he got the money for the gun from a government stimulus program. >>> the white house stopped the justice department from making a deal last october to pay for mental health service for migrant families separated at the u.s. border. that's a report today from nbc news, which cites four current and former senior administration officials. >>> you are up to date that's the news update i'll see you again in an hour. back to you. >> sue, thank you very much. >>> take a look at intel it's down 17% in the past month as news that the company goes from bad to worse. warned of delays in its next generation chips you can see the drop it took nvidia posted stellar results. now comes apple which just released new macs and reviewers are raving about them, especially how they boost battery life and how cool and quiet they run intel is down 34% from its 52-week high we're sitting near the 52-week low aroun

dry on thanksgiving and the rest the week so he can dine outside absolutely thanks lawrence kyle rittenhouses first public statements today since he was charged with. >>killing 2 protesters in kenosha wisconsin this summer and wounding a 3rd. during a jailhouse interview with the washington post the 17 year-old from illinois revealed where he got the money to buy an assault rifle. >>and i got my i was going into a place where people had >>somebody brought a gun to me and decided me like i. >>attorneys for rittenhouse claim that he was wrongly arrested end acted in self-defense. if you're on social media chances are you may have notice bogus ads posted by fraudsters details on how to know when you're being targeted online when we come back. >>people means and talking for. >>this young girl from washington, saying what we're all thinking the spike in covid cases has people panic buying again flying off the shelves things like toilet paper hand sanitizer disinfectant walmart says it's struggling to keep up with the demand for cleaning supplies. >>well a lot of people staying at home in internet

kyle rittenhouse posted $2 million in vail today.testers during a black lives matter demonstration in august. he says it was self-defense. he is facing several charges, including intentional homicide, and being a minor in possession of a firearm. he told the washington post that he purchased the gun with money from his coronavirus stimulus check. >>> a big change to the macy's windows, featuring adoptable puppies and kittens. whether shoppers will find this year instead? >>> the 49ers are dealing with more positive covid-19 cases. this sports director will have the new names added to the list, later in sports. >>> haircuts that come to you. the pandemic safe idea with big growth goals? >>> we want to create an uber haircuts platform. still hard to find a spot. just easier to park. still the big move. just more moving. still singing. just more in tune. still the gangs all here. just less "are we there yet?" the chevy family of suvs. making life's journey just better. now during the chevy cyber sales event, use $500 cyber cash on most

when violence is breaking out in kenosha, wisconsin, trump appeared to be sympathetic toward kyle rittenhousehe is accused of shooting protesters there in wisconsin. we see no mention of the proud boys, calling out the proud boys on the president's twitter. do you feel the extremist groups feel more emboldened than ever? >> my fear is that, the republican party is actively engaged in involving these extremists and these extremist groups. and that doesn't just present, you know -- first of all it presents a significant danger to our country in the people on the streets that are trying to engage in peaceful protests. the fact that the president is trying to embrace these right-wing extremists, white nationalists, others in that radical extreme wing of the republican party on the right, you know, that's dangerous. that puts our country and average citizens in danger. i would also warn all of the republican leaders, you know, when you look at the election results across the swing states, on average across the swing states, about 6.5% of republicans crossed over to vote for joe biden. while they m

kenosha county prosecutors have charged kyle rittenhouse of antioch, illinois with family shooting joseph rosenbaum and anthony huber doing a protest over a police shooting in august. they've also charged him with entering the third man. >>> police in san jose looking for the shooter in a deadly attack that happened over the weekend. it happened just after midnight on saturday and north 13th street not far from interstate 680 and highway 101. police said he found a man who had been shot at least one trick the victim died at the scene. officer set up a perimeter and searched the area for hours. investigators also searched a white sedan you are seeing come out of a nearby home. >> i got woken up sometime after about 10:00 or 11:00. that is all that i can remember. i did hear helicopters and did hear announcements from the helicopters.>> so far, no word on the suspect or a motive. the victims identity has not yet been released. >>> to oakland for the four finalist for the top job in the city will be taking place in a forum this week as the city works to find a new police chief. the finalists

state after the police shooting of jacob blake in august and the protests that followed and kyle rittenhouseused of shooting two of those protesters. he is a cause celebre for his defense. it will be interesting to see if the president uses that as part of his closing argument, just as emotions there are still so rough as such a horrible chapter still fresh. as for the votes, just about 13 hours from now, from rhinelander up north from sheboygan to beaver dam, hundreds of clerks will be ripping open those absentee ballots. about 1.9 million already in. once they start counting, they can't stop until they're done. in many small town, trump leaning towns, those will be counted in time when the ballots close, but wolf, in milwaukee they're saying it will be between 3:00 a.m. and 4:00 a.m. on wednesday before the absentee ballots are all in. >> bill weir in madison, wisconsin for us, a key battleground state. thank you. now to pennsylvania, where both presidential candidates and their running mates have had campaign events today. sara murray is there for us. sara, all four candidates, and that s

i said the same thing i said when kyle rittenhouse asked me to help him. i said yes because there is a cloud of this country. and if we don't get it right and we don't figure it out, what happens that night, that cloud is going to get darker and darker until it turns into a storm cloud and we are going to lose our freedom. so it is time to fight back. i've heard over the past several months or maybe longer, they've almost -- this is a constitutional crisis. let me tell you, this is a constitutional crisis and if we don't fix it and find out what happened and get it right -- >> neil: we continue to monitor this right now with concern of the trump campaign and others, we don't know specifically to what they are referring or not and i wanted to stay with us to find out whether they would reveal that and they have not. i guess the latest concern they have is going to bed at night and not knowing how some of will turn out, or whether there was a cabal against donald trump to say that one way or the other. it was some controversy calling arizona as this network

accused in the kenosha shootings back in august a court commissioner set cash bail for 17 year-old kyle rittenhouse he's accused of killing 2 people during a protest. rittenhouse faces multiple charges, including homicide, attempted homicide and reckless endangerment. the father of one of the victims demanded 4 million dollars saying that the a teen thinks that he is above the law. the commissioner cited with the prosecutors at a lower bail. price noting that the charges are serious and rittenhouse is a flight risks. >>now to the latest on the pandemic and cases of the coronavirus are growing across the country. the u.s. leads the world per capita with more than 9 million total cases and more than 231,000 deaths in the last 42 hours california has recorded 4,000 new coronavirus cases and that is about a 1000 fewer new cases compared to new cases recorded friday in the bay area there are more than 115,000 covid cases in a south bay santa clara county announced a significant milestone in its fight against covid-19 today. though the county and its partners they have more than 1 million covid tests tha

supporters, those very same people who claim to be the party of law and order, are now, just like kyle rittenhouse did when he crossed state lines and killed two people, now engaging in violence over an election that they lost. that's the topic right now. >> that is a complete and utter falsehood. >> we've got to leave it there, gentlemen. scott jennings, dr. abdul al sayed, we appreciate you coming on, thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> for the 12th straight day, the u.s. is counting more than 100,000 new coronavirus cases. more than 160,000 just on saturday, according to johns hopkins university. infections climbing in every single state. hospitalizations shattering records too. for four days the number has climbed. now more than 68,000 people are in hospitals across the u.s. and experts warn those facilities will soon be at capacity. >> we're headed to more and more cases and an intolerable number of deaths. and what we're going to see in places where the rates of cases are continuing to rise is we'll see hospital icus fill. you can make more icu beds, but what you can't make are more i

. >>> kyle rittenhouse is a free man tonight. this after a $2 million bail was posted. rittenhouse is the illinois teen charged with killing two men in kenosha, wisconsin, this summer during the protests over the police-involved shooting of jacob blake. his funds were raised from people including my pillow founder mike lindell. >>> cuomo won an award for his daily coronavirus briefings. people worldwide would tune in to find out what was going on. new york tough became a symbol of global determination. more "american voices" right after this quick break. happy an. (customer) for what? (burke) every year you're with us, you get fifty dollars toward your home deductible. it's a policy perk for being a farmers customer. (customer) do i have to do anything? (burke) nothing. (customer) nothing? (burke) nothing. (customer) nothing? (burke) nothing. (customer) hmm, that is really something. (burke) you get a whole lot of something with farmers policy perks. see ya. (kid) may i have a balloon, too? (burke) sure. your parents have maintained a farmers home policy for twelve cons

and 17 year-old kyle rittenhouse you see him mast up in court there. he was charged with killing 2 people during that protest in kenosha wisconsin. well he is out of prison. now after posting a 2 million dollar bail the illinois teenager is accused of fatally shooting 2 people and wounding another during a demonstration back in august that followed the police shooting of jacob blake in kenosha rittenhouse told police he was attacked while he was guarding a business and that he fired in self-defense he faces multiple charges, including intentional homicide, reckless endangerment and being a minor in possession of a gun. >>up next new recommendations coming from the cdc ahead of the holiday season. what you should know before you head out traveling and clinical trials for the pfizer vaccine. those are still ongoing right here in the bay area. how children are getting involved in testing that vaccine. plus the pandemic and the holiday season are both increasing food insecurity for ♪grocery outlet jingle do you have cheese? of course. more cheese for less

kyle rittenhouse, the teenager accused of killing two protesters in kenosha this summer posted a $2 millionharges include first-degree intentional homicide. he maintains he was acting in self-defense. >>> in new york, governor andrew cuomo is set to be awarded an international emmy for his once-daily press conferences on the coronavirus. the academy says cuomo is being honored for using the briefings to inform and calm the public. now back to "dateline." >> welcome back to "dateline." i'm natalie morales. army sergeant vince goslyn had been shot nine times on a desolate kentucky road. at first, his wife told police the couple had stopped. later she told investigators that her husband was deep in debt to drug dealers. now she was about to reveal a chilling new detail about that deadly night. once again, here is andrea canning with "evil was waiting." >> reporter: one day after the murder of sergeant vince goslyn, the investigation was unfolding fast. in the field, detectives were gathering evidence and talking to witnesses, and at fort campbell, the interview rooms were filling up. in one of

amy: back in the united states in kenosha, wisconsin, kyle rittenhouse -- the 17-year-old militia memberwho is charged with homicide for fatally shooting two protesters in august -- was released from custody friday after posting $2 million in bail, which he raised online. the killings occurred during black lives matter protests following the police shooting of jacob blake. new york congressmember alexandria ocasio-cortez tweeted -- "does anyone believe rittenhouse would be released if he were muslim and did the same thing in a different context? for people who say 'systemic racism doesn't exist,' this is what it looks like: protection of white supremacy baked deep into our carceral systems. law and disorder." in immigration news, buzzfeed reports over 150 immigrants were arrested by immigration and customs enforcement in recent weeks as part of an operation targeting people who had been granted voluntary removal but remained in the country. vontary removal lows peoe to leave the u.s. on their own rather than facing deportation. and in reproductive rights news, a federal appeals court rul

. >>> kyle rittenhouse is the teenager accused of killing two protesters in kenosha, wisconsin, in august million bail. the 17-year-old's charges include first-degree intentional homicide he maintains he was acting in self-defense. >>> the governor of new york, andrew cuomo, set to be awarded an international emmy award for his once-daily press conferences on covid-19. the television academy says cuomo is being honored for using the briefings to inform and calm the public previous recipients included vice president al gore and oprah winfrey. >> of course, this week he got some negative headlines, going at it with a reporter in one of his briefings this week. >>> hundreds of pennsylvania medical workers walked the picket line this week over their ability to care for patients during the pandemic. nearly 800 nurses from st. mary'sin bucks county went on strike in shifts to call attention to low staffing levels. nurse robert bosa quank one of them he joins us now live good morning to you. thanks for being with us you've been in cardiac intensive care for about 12 years. as you noted, you and

kyle rittenhouse released friday. it occurred during a rally for racial justice after police shot and wounded jacob blake, a black man that was unarmed. rittenhouse said he was attacked guarding a business and fired in self defense. some conservative groups raised part of the bail money. >>> more news ahead, but it is 22 minutes after the hour. here's a look at the weather for the weekend. >>> keyword for many of the nation's retailers is not credit or debit but adapt. coming up, the story how they're forced to find new ways to track shoppers due to coronavirus. >>> invitation to a tribal nation. this year we mark four centuries since arrival of the mayflower. who is invited to attend this year's special commemoration. >>> the perfect antidote to cabin fever many are suffering from with coronavirus restrictions. we have just the place off the beaten path, way off the beaten path. can't beat the price. you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." >>> he is one of the most acclaimed writers. his latest creation may be h

confirmed roughly 940,000 infections in wisconsin a judge has set a $2 million cash bail for kyle rittenhousehe's the teenager accused of killing two people during a process. >>> and in vienna, police reporting several people injured in a shootout, including a police officer this after a local newspaper reported an attack on a synagogue. the suspect has been arrested. we are continuing to follow what is a developing story. you are up to date that's the news update this hour sara, i'll send it become to you. >> sue thank you. >>> are americans stocking up on food supplies once again as virus cases surge? we are going to talk to the ceo of snack giant mondelez. it is one of the nation's largest packaged food companies when he joins us next hour on the back of earnings. >>> heading to break, a check on bonds. the ten-year is currently yielding around .85% little change. staying at the elevated levels we have seen over the last few weeks. "closing bell" will be right back at calvert, we know responsible investing is hard. if you're concerned about the environment and climate change, how do you fi

kyle rittenhouse, the young man who came up from illinois and killed two protesters there, was just extradited. he got a standing ovation, his mom did, from local republicans. it looks like donald trump, closing argument will be about some of the most painful issues in america. >> certainly will. >>> thanks to you and these historic days. it's good to be with you. see you tomorrow. anderson starts now. >>> good evening. the next 36 hours until election morning look like today and they almost certainly will, well buckle up. today seeing the president all over the map. five campaign stops today. joe biden starting a final two-day blitz in pennsylvania. kamala harris in georgia and north carolina. trump supporters swarming the highways. the mail slowing down just when democracy needs it most. a big court ruling on nearly 127,000 ballots in texas.

kyle rittenhouse is jailed there awaiting murder charges.'s doubtful he's going there to heal wounds. that just adds to the tension in the stated that is full of worry because covid-19 is ripping through here at record rates right now. they passed 2,000 deaths. then there's also this worry about the election. a judge in washington state this week ordered the postal service, specifically in the great lakes region because the return rates of election ballots were so slow to do a statewide sweep starting tonight and report back to him how many ballots they found and guarantee they take extraordinary measures. if they have to overnight those ballots flord to get them back in time, they will do that. we did see one of these trump caravans we see around the country today. it was circling the capitol here, with flags flying, horns honking. the police stopped them from sort of interacting with another group that was protesting in fronts of the capitol, so no real tension here. in the polls, at least, joe biden is enjoying a comfortable lead. the lat

kyle rittenhouse is the enemy. mitch mcconnell is the enemy.f there is one thing democrats should have figured out in this campaign you can't treat the republican party with kid gloves because they won't treat you that way. pete: will i want to agree with what you had to say but there is not much common ground with leftists. liberals is one thing. leftists is another. the modern democrat party is taken over by leftists. that as a result we don't share much common ground. you don't want to say it that way. tell me what we agree on what we work together on, sign me up. ultimately we've seen the way they view america and certainly supporters of the president. on the upside, guys, we did find hunter yesterday. there he was, he was on stage. so he, they hid him during the campaign. there he was. jedediah: yeah. you know i think that commentary by msnbc contributor is outrageous in many respects. putting kyle rittenhouse and mitch mcconnell in the same thought process is incredibly odd to me. i think we need to be careful that you know, you don't hol

kyle rittenhouse is the enemy. mitch mcconnell is the enemy. if it's one thing they should have figured out in this campaign, you cannot treat the republican party with kit gloves because they won't treat you that way. i hope joe biden gave this speech to sound nice because everything isn't locked down yet. maybe senator harris will have this idea should she become vp but they have to realize they're in a war, the war for the soul of america will not end once he's inaugurated and i hope he remembers that. >> tim o'brien, we should make clear the result is still in the balance. joe biden is -- as we said, in possession of our path to 270. it is unclear donald trump has a path to 270, which is why we are hearing from his side about legal efforts. what i want to ask you, is it possible it was all on purpose, and by that i mean, enemy of the people? that if you look at the most repeated expressions from donald trump, it's the media was fake, we were enemies of the people. we said to his supporters in the very, very first month of this presidency, d

. >> sandra: bail is set at $2 million for kyle rittenhouse accused of killing two people over a policed the fox news app, take a picture of the qr code at the bottom of your screen to get started. >> trace: president trump holding a rally in kenosha, wisconsin in a last minute push yesterday. the president's visit coming two months after violence rocked the city following the police shooting of jacob blake. mike tobin is live in milwaukee, wisconsin. mike, why is kenosha county so important? >> well, of all the counties that president trump won in 2016, kenosha county had the thinnest of margins, 238 votes made the difference for president trump. here at central count in downtown milwaukee people are processing early and absentee ballots. 400 volunteers doing that expecting to be counting into the small hours of the morning the way george christianson put it. it is more important to get it right than to get it fast. you talk about the president -- the candidates making their last-minute visits to wisconsin. they have had a lot of attention in the final hours of this campaign. three vis

still hurting after the police shooting of jacob blake and now waiting for the murder trial of kyle rittenhousenservative celebrity in wisconsin in some circles that president trump would choose to come here, just highlighting the politics of division that he has employed trying to rally the base. i'll be itching to see if he adds more new members to the trump train that won the state for him in 2016. jim, poppy. >> bill weir, thank you so much. victor blackwell is in georgia, in a state that was a big win for trump in 2016. victor, what did you find? >> jim, poppy, polls open here in georgia in just a few hours. until then, this is the only place to vote at one of these official absentee ballot dropoff boxes. the secretary of state tells us that of the millions of ballots that have been sent out, about 260 of them have not come back in. even with those outstanding ballots, georgia has set records during several weeks of early voting. 3.9 million votes cast through absentee mail-in or the in-person early votes, just shy of the 4.1 million votes cast in the 2016 election. that's a record expecte

following this, silver spoons actor ricky schroder is defending his decision to help ball out kyle rittenhousee as he awaits murder charges. schroeder saying, quote: it made meed mad, this boy is innocent, and he will be proven innocent. i did what any father should have done and that's get a kid out of jail that doesn't deserve to be there. >>> and in other news, a california church is asking the supreme court to block governor gavin newsom's covid-19 restrictions, gatherings are banned for worship for 94% of the state. the pastor joined us earlier to make his case. >> during the covid-19 when people are depressed, the suicide rates are off the charts, domestic violence is increasing, people need spiritual encouragement. jillian: meanwhile, another california pastor makes a mockery of the restrictions, briefly turning a chapel into a strip club. the move comes after a judge allows a strip club to reopen but not houses of worship. he jokingly removed his tie which apparently then made it legal to hold services. that is a look at your headlines. brian: all right. that's very interesting. i've g

congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez slams kyle rittenhouse's jail release as law and disorder tweeting? if he was released on a $2 million bond. he faces homicide charges in the deadly shooting of two protesters in kenosha, wisconsin, back in august. >>> an off-duty firefighter and a but stand ther hailed as heroes after pulling a man from a burning car in massachusetts. the firefighter e was inspect area and responded to the scene before crews got there. he and the bystander rushed in and dragged the man from the burning car, pulling him to safety. they're both okay. the driver has non-life threatening injuries. >>> and take a look at this, an ohio couple too muching german shepard anya tricks of the trade so she can compete in family game night. her favorite game, jenga. the 4-year-old german shepard helping them pass the time during quarantine. those are your headlines, i live for this story, and i need to teach daisy how to play some games. maybe she could play cards with us? i mean, there are a lot of possibilities -- will: what kind of dog is daisy? >> daisy's a 4 pound maltipoo

kyle wrrittenhouse posted $2 million bail coming up with the money from my pillow founder michael lindell. also ricky schroeder. rittenhousees numerous charges, including first-degree homicide. he claims he was acting in self-defense. >>> on a much lighter note now, it is a cult favorite out in california. in-n-out burger. so when two new restaurants opened in colorado on friday, look at what happened. people were clearly very excited. check out these massive lines. many waited all day for their double doubles and animal-style fries. aurora police say at one point the line was over 12 hours long. if you've ever had in-n-out, you know why. at one point they started urging people to go to other restaurants and save in-n-out for another day. >>> as the weather gets colder across the country, covid cases are exploding hitting new records each day and that is taxing hospitals nationwide like it's never done. nbc's gabe gutierrez has been on the front lines of this crisis all week. >> reporter: this morning as the pandemic rages, many hospitals around the country are asking for backup. one in five is facing a staffing shortage.

will: kyle written house the deadly out of jail after posting $2 million bail facing homicide accused of shooting and killing two people at protest back in kenosha, wisconsin n august rittenhouse a spokesperson says he has been completely asymptomatic so far. ben carson says he is out of the woods after being extremely sick with covid-19. the housing secretary took to facebook to thank people for their prayers and support. and in and out burger comes to colorado. causing long lines and fights. >> all these people needs written up. all of them. that's the line for in and out. a man lost his pants brawal over a 12-hour wait. police urged people to eat elsewhere as the long lines backed up traffic. pete: i'm actually trying to think through how one loses their pants in a fight. maybe you are not wearing a belt. maybe they are already too low. will and became the other guy's tactic now you are vulnerable and handcuffs on your ankles. will: like hockey where they put the jersey over your head. what do you know, jedediah, about that? jedediah: i thought you guys were going to go all in and out gee bait about burgers. i'm not prepared for this at all. will: we can do a debate about i