. >> we are running against people that have some big lems. , they have some big, g theyre stone cold crazy and we have to keep our country. >> reporter: facemask and social distancing were sparse during the presidents events. in contrast democratic presented candidate, joe biden's, socially distanced delaware news conference. >> he has a responsibility to set examples, set the right example for how to get out. not go out and not wear a mask. >> reporter: earlier, he attended a virtual briefing on the coronavirus and schools with his wife, jill. >> this is a national emergency. prestrp stdoes not have a real plan. >> reporter: they continue to clash over the ongoing racial j -- racial justice per protests. >> these people only know one thing and that the strength, that's all they know. strength. and we have strength. >> reporter: the president praised lon forstmann and affect his supporters actions to the protest, during his visit to kenosha tuesday. biden says he will take a different message when he travels there on thursday. >> he's got to heal, he's got to put this together, bring

he's live in se lem, oregon. we know tens of thousands a people have been forced from their homes and i know you just learned about an arson arrest tonight. >> reporter: that's right, david. that suspect arrested in the medford, area. that's where 600 homes burn to the ground. he faces six counts of arresten and a possible murderer charge as the western half of oregon is smothered in this smog. it has been raining ash here. the visibility is near zero. you can barely make out that church behind me and the air quality is twice the amount that's capable to zblooet thbre >> that image says it all. that's the scene playing out in several states in the west. matt, our thanks to you and the team again tonight. >>> oosk, all of this playing out as the nation marks 9/11. it's hard to believe it's been 19 years now. president trump and joe biden putting the campaign aside to pay tribute. president trump and the first lady observing a moment of silence on their way to the flight 93 memorial in shanksville, florida. joe bid

bets on the next spak or the megatech or start up or some other aspect, even some of our traditional lems to the mix. tesla holds it out as the diversified play it's seen largely as apolitical. >> what you were saying about the battery technology, tesla opening it up in an open source kind of way. i want to push on the idea that might be bad i thought apple should license ios to other phone makers. i was dead wrong isn't that the same kind of call >> i think it's a different industry i respect what you just said i think elon, it's more than just money i think he made a tweet on yul 28th to that effect. he knows that clean energy and battery and transportation is such a national security issue he knows he will return into head winds in china. he knows that national champions will be formed as important as smart phones are, the auto industry and transport is different it's politically different i'm not going to have 70% market share any way. he accepts that's the way this industry will be it's a big pie he can get a large chunk of he's not going to get the same percentage apple has of the s

the reason the liberals and the left-wing lemmings in the media want to shut you up and basically actg, because it doesn't fit their political narrative. people in the democratic party are worried because in this city with the bail reform and no enforcement of quality life crimes and the disbanding of the plainclothes street crime units, you name it, that's created a surge in crime. they have turned their backs, these idiots on the people who live here. it's coming to other cities and this is a place with the left wing leaders who coddle criminals and allow violent protests to just run amok. and it's coming from other cities because guess what is in favor of bail reform? joe biden and kamala harris. >> greg: jessie, i'm sure you have montage and d. >> jesse: that was pretty good. i did like how he said he was recognized at dinner. in new york city, imagine. listen, they've been lying and leaking, they've been unmasking and boycotting and doing all kinds of crazy stuff but now they are going to blow up the system. we've been seeing them do this. so ten years ago, barack obama had the w

what you are seeing is lemmings heading for the cliff.know that if this interesting online tool from georgia tech that enables you to estimate in any county in the united states in a crowd of any size, what the likelihood is that they'll be one covid-19 positive person in the crowd. so if you look at north carolina. where the president was this evening. and the crowd that size. 99% chance that someone in the crowd is covid-19 positive. it can be a super-spreader event. like the sturges event. a week out from the number of cases in south dakota skyrocketed. the curve is vertical. the president has this blatant disregard for the welfare of supporters. we have seen it time and time again. >> it's good they're outside. that helps. it's hot and humid. they are all yelling. and you project and those particles it spreads further. i want to ask you about this, when is there a vaccine. pausing their vaccine trials globally after an unexplained illness in a uk patient. how concerning is this? >> it's not concerning at all. that's due diligence. tha

what you're really seeing are lemmings heading for the cliff. >> announcer: this is "new day" with alisyns in the united states and all around the world. thi this is "new day." it's wednesday, september 9th, it's 6:00 here in new york. and this morning the race to the coro

it's okay to have the secretary of state in jers lem pumping for the president.president during a political convention in front of the white house. the confidence of the american people is what was at stake according to the senator. of course he's talking about 1993, hatch act. right? it's a mess. why? big name presidential appointees get a pass. average service servant ts can and do lose their jobs over doing the same thing. you know who used to know this? mcconnell. republicans. had high ground on this. keep it separate. they tried repeatedly during the obama administration to ratchet up punishment for violating this law. both sides do it, you say. why don't both sides care? a majority think most politicians are corrupt. this is why. that's what mcconnell and the republicans are counting on this. you don't expect anything better from these people. yet, he wanted you to expect better. when it served him to do so. thank you for watching us tonight. d. lemon. there he is. >>

the number of people who are willing to follow this guy like lemmings off a cliff is shocking we had a hearing today in the health committee about vaccine development that was an informative hearing. obviously no vaccine should be out until it's both safe and effective, and a key competitor for one of the vaccines yesterday had to pull back because of some concerns about side effects from one of their subjects in this test. but we want the vaccine to be out and distributed. but how can we trust a white house to do a fair assessment of the science and a fair distribution plan when they have been lying to the american public i pointed out at the hearing today the white house has been unwilling to set a daily testing goal for the country i had to drag out of our testings in may to reopen the economy safely and schools safely by the beginning of september we needed to be doing between 1.2 -- 1.3 and 1.7 million tests a day. at our best we have done 900,000 tests a day. we're 60% of the way there to what the administration has said we should be so we've just got to keep the spotlight on t

what you're really seeing are lemmings heading for the cliff. >> announcer: this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. thi this is "new day." it's wednesday, september 9th, it's 6:00 here in new york. and this morning the race to the coronavirus vaccine has just hit a bump. we learned overnight that the pharmaceutical giant astrazeneca has put its phase iii vaccine trial on hold because of an inexplained illness in a study participant. this is not uncommon in large vaccine trials, but it will slow things down and it will lead to questions about other trials. it also just shows that the development of a vaccine will depend on science, not politics, and the president's claims that there will be a vaccine available by election day are really nothing other than words spoken occupant loud meant to grab headlines and appear in political ads. it's not based in reality. in a new interview, dr. anthony fauci stresses that he thinks the possibility of a vaccine by election day is unlikely. as of this morning, the

i will hand it over to my colleague, don lem moon on "cnn tonight". >>> hello, everyone. friday night. this is "cnn tonight". i'm don lemon. it is 9:00 p.m. on the east coast. do not suggest your set. i'm on early because chris is off this evening. we will start a little bit early. there is a lot happening tonight. the president of this country, of the united states, running out of buses to throw people under. after quotes attributed to him in that devastating new "atlantic" article, it must be as vulgar and as reprehensible to military families, to veterans and our troops all over the world as any he has ever been known to make. we first brought you this scathing reporting from "the atlantic's" jeffrey goldberg reporting last night. that revealed that the president cancelled a trip to the american cemetery in france, not because of the safety of traveling there in bad weather but because he was worried about his hair getting messed up in the rain and because, as goldberg writes and i quote here, trump said, "why should i go to that cemetery, it is filled with losers." in

i will hand it over to my colleague, don lem moon on "cnn tonight". >>> hello, everyone.lemon. it is 9:00 p.m. on the east coast. do not suggest your set. i'm on early because chris is off this evening. we will start a little bit early. there is a lot happening tonight. the president of this country, of the united states, running out of buses to throw people under. after quotes attributed to him in that devastating new "atlantic" article, it must be as vulgar and as reprehensible to military families, to veterans and our troops all over the world as any he has ever been known to make. we first brought you this scathing reporting from "the

sometimes for decades, or go to other police departments and dohe same thing, indicates to us that ther lemle" officers. there are systemic deficiencies that are allowing them to existd and to persisto continue working, and, and to continue harming people, and i have seen that in every department that i have investigated. ♪ >> cobb: and that, as much as anything else, iwhat set the country on fire this summer. not only that george floyd had been killed, but that the cop who killed him had a history of complaints, yet still was on the job. we want him found gunt justice. >> no justice! >> no peace! >> cobb: as people took to the streets... >> justice! >> when do we want it? >> now!>> obb: ...venting their frustration with how many names there are to say... >> say her name! >> breonna taylo >> say his name! >> george floyd! >> don't shoot! >> black lives matter! >> cobb: ...calling for defunding or even abolishing the lice, they were all,n essence, asking the same question: can this ever be different?♪ ♪ that was the very same question they'd been trying to answer in newark for the past sever

>> so, thank you, senator, and lem speak generally that, of course, we would assume there are costs for the provider. these are going to be tens or hundreds of millions of vaccines. there are details to be worked out the administration committed to assuring that no patient has out of pocket expenses whether for the vaccine itself or for the administration of that vaccine. >> got you. dr. hahn, the -- vaccine -- may only have 50% efficacy. that's the fda's minimum, as to considering whether a vaccine is effective. is that efficacy 50% of the time. presumably the level of antibody response would be a marker as to whether or not somebody has had a response. so my question is, for those folks who are at higher risk, take the emergency room nurse. the tech or the clerk admitting people to the e.r., will antibodies serologies be required after the vaccine is given, and do we have enough antibody serologies, serologic tests have are sufficiently accurate and available in order to contact this? >> senator, thanks for the question. for the first several trials, when they mature, we will not yet

dehumanizing eye toward them, as if i don't need to treed treat you the way i would treat my gay friend lem to whom jack after rejecting his advance is a loyal friend for the rest of their lives. his sister is different. she's like an honorary guy but don't get that treatment, and i wonder if there's something darker than just to being a bitf a scoundrel about it. >> it may be. i think that inga is the kind of exception because he treats her so differently from so many of the other women, and in the respects her spill generals and in fact, sort of is envious of the fact she speaks to many languages, been to so many places and clearly super sharp and they have these conversations, some of them picked up by the fbi, interestingly, because she is under surveillance, in which you see the two of them go at it intellectually, and in other ways, too, but intellectually in a way i think you're quite right you depth see very often. there's some other exceptions. ultimately jackie, though there are lots of rocky moments when i deal with these -- she is very formidable. and he comes to see how intelli

andujar lem needs more help than does -- and harlem needs more than fifth avenue. i think in terms of an economic ncentive is real estate tax abatements at a large level and larger than other sections of the city. 1998. that from january, jonathan karl you were in new york in the 1990's covering onald trump in part for "the new york post", what are you hearing in that exchange? jonathan: first of all, it's his politics has changed over the years. you know, when he ran for the at rm party nomination or least started talking about like he was going to run for it, was a year after that, he a tax y came out with one-time steve, of a $14. -- 14.25% tax hike on for anybody who had more than $10 million. if you have -- if your net worth was over $10 million, you were going to write a one-time check than government for more 14% of your total net worth. he ould have been, calculated, it would have raised nearly $6 trillion. the debt at that point. it would have been by far the the history ike in of western civilization. somebody who at there you talked about -- there you we

and you are blind and you are walking like a lemming off a cliff. it is time to wake up. i'm sorry.is where we are. there is no difference from what donald trump is preaching, from what adolf hitler preached in the early '30s. let's just say it once and for all. >> yeah. i mean, errin haines, i guess i'd love to get your take on this. i think everybody is looking back wondering if enough was said, if we identified these tendencies quickly enough. and you know, i think there were times that when these issues came up, it was seen as sort of overmodulated, overpoliticized. but right now it seems so plain and clear. and we now have americans following this president, some of them, to their deaths. >> well, mika, to your point, we did see a lot of this from 2016. the president is largely drawing from that same playbook, headed into the final stretch of this general election. i don't think that there really is anybody in this country at this point who doesn't know who president trump is, which, again, underscores the point that this election is really about, you know, who the country is a