and mary harris and al harris, okay, a lot of people put in -- wilma gardner, a lot of people have beenighting to make sure that this community gets what it needs. i'm just happy to be part of the process and i'm thankful for today and i'm thankful for our mayor to allocate the funds and phil ginsburg, he's been awesome. it's been awesome. and i appreciate you. he comes out the first day they put this together and went down the slide with the kids and impressed the kids. it's just one of those things where san francisco is supposed to be about community. and these type of events are so important, especially in a times that we're living in and the covid-19. i definitely want to thank our supervisor safai. [applause] for all of his hard work and pushing for our district to make sure that we can have spaces like this. also i want to thank our community as a whole, first and foremost. our residents right here, up and down the street. using this park every day, and we're so happy to have it back open, to have our kids back playing safely and in an environment, and something to be proud of. i

and mary harris and al harris, okay, a lot of people put in -- wilma gardner, a lot of people have beenighting to make sure that this community gets what it needs. i'm just happy to be part of the process and i'm thankful for today and i'm thankful for our mayor to allocate the funds and phil ginsburg, he's been awesome. it's been awesome. and i appreciate you. he comes out the first day they put this together and went down the slide with the kids and impressed the kids. it's just one of those things where san francisco is supposed to be about community. and these type of events are so important, especially in a times that we're living in and the covid-19. i definitely want to thank our supervisor safai. [applause] for all of his hard work and pushing for our district to make sure that we can have spaces like this. also i want to thank our community as a whole, first and foremost. our residents right here, up and down the street. using this park every day, and we're so happy to have it back open, to have our kids back playing safely and in an environment, and something to be proud of. i

: not an interview. >> marie: as his kamala harris and a number of the -- >> harris: what kind of ice cream do you like? >> marie: when it comes to the lesley stahl interview. donald what donald trump is doing means more people will watch it. if he doesn't want people to watch what he thinks is a hostile interview, all he's doing is encouraging the opposite and his base may like the fighting with respect to journalists like lesley stahl but i keep going back to the suburban women he's struggling with. they're sick of the name calling. they're sick of the tweets. they're sick of the chaos. they're sick of these kinds of arguments. for donald trump's closing message to be anti-lesley stahl, sort of a fight with a reporter about an interview that no one has seen yet, that's taking oxygen away from what could be a more policy-based closing argument and that's why republicans are pushing him to do more of that, harris. >> harris: i mean, i hear what you are saying but then we have the visual of joe biden as he was on the campaign a few nig

lynn marie are lend marie harris explains what all this means. >> reporter: if you can do your job from home, why not continue.>> that's the question the bay area air quality management district is asking the communities with the new cut the commute idea. they asked companies to voluntarily allow employees to work from home at least 25% of the time, even after the pandemic. >> we are specifically focusing on single occupancy vehicle. >> they say the evidence is clear in the months immediately following the lockdown, air quality improved dramatically with far fewer cars on the road. >> if we can do that and reduce the number of cars on the road, that will help us in the air pollution and greenhouse arena. >> i support a voluntary approach. stomach mayor sam accardo says a similar idea in the metropolitan is present condition to have employees work from home after the pandemic could have negative consequences for silicon valley. >> no longer having people working together in the same building is a real obstacle. >> workers talk to said they would like some options. >> i'd like to continue

harris: that is surprising. because you know they will hit it hard on coronavirus tonight. on the offense, i will say this, mariewhat ari it might be easier to do with kamala harris when you look at her voting record and her recent track record in the state of california which is one of the most liberal in the nation in terms of its policy. so what does she need to do on that stage is pence close on the offense as ari is suggesting, and call her out on policies. >> marie: donald trump has tried that with the biden campaign the last few months saying they are tools of the left but let me tell you the left wishes that was the case of my party. but what kamala harris will have to do tonight is state very clear that joe biden is the president. a presidential nominee, he would be the president. he does not support medicare for all, for example. so whatever kamala harris own feelings are, positions are, she is the number to cohere. she will face something i would imagine like joe biden doesn't support medicare for all. but he supports more americans having health care and independent experts have said under his propos

thanks to katie and marie. harris. >> harris: goodbye, brian. the controversy is growing over joe biden's son hunter's overseas business dealings. 13 days to election day. "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris faulkner. fox news has learned the f.b.i. is in the possession of the alleged hunter biden laptop purported to contain emails on his dealings with ukraine, china and other countries. the agencies not saying whether an investigation exists as per the norm. they usually don't comment on that. however, d.o.j. officials say there is no evidence the email controversy is part of some russian disinformation campaign as top house democrat adam schiff claimed just days ago. meanwhile, the president last night hit social media giants over their attempt to block the hunter biden allegation. >> the big test -- they're desperately trying to cover up everything. they don't want to hear speeches like this. they don't want to hear anything about it. this is a massive scandal that they're trying to depress. where is hunter? we made the t-shirt. the number one

and mary harris and al harris, okay, a lot of people put in -- wilma gardner, a lot of people have beenighting to make sure that this community gets what it needs. i'm just happy to be part of the process and i'm thankful for today and i'm thankful for our mayor to allocate the funds and phil ginsburg, he's been awesome. it's been awesome. and i appreciate you. he comes out the first day they put this together and went down the slide with the kids and impressed the kids. it's just one of those things where san francisco is supposed to be about community. and these type of events are so important, especially in a times that we're living in and the covid-19. i definitely want to thank our supervisor safai. [applause] for all of his hard work and pushing for our district to make sure that we can have spaces like this. also i want to thank our community as a whole, first and foremost. our residents right here, up and down the street. using this park every day, and we're so happy to have it back open, to have our kids back playing safely and in an environment, and something to be proud of. i

and mary harris and al harris, okay, a lot of people put in -- wilma gardner, a lot of people have beenighting to make sure that this community gets what it needs. i'm just happy to be part of the process and i'm thankful for today and i'm thankful for our mayor to allocate the funds and phil ginsburg, he's been awesome. it's been awesome. and i appreciate you. he comes out the first day they put this together and went down the slide with the kids and impressed the kids. it's just one of those things where san francisco is supposed to be about community. and these type of events are so important, especially in a times that we're living in and the covid-19. i definitely want to thank our supervisor safai. [applause] for all of his hard work and pushing for our district to make sure that we can have spaces like this. also i want to thank our community as a whole, first and foremost. our residents right here, up and down the street. using this park every day, and we're so happy to have it back open, to have our kids back playing safely and in an environment, and something to be proud of. i

and mary harris and al harris, okay, a lot of people put in -- wilma gardner, a lot of people have beenhting to make sure that this community gets what it needs. i'm just happy to be part of the process and i'm thankful for today and i'm thankful for our mayor to allocate the funds and phil ginsburg, he's been awesome. it's been awesome. and i appreciate you. he comes out the first day they put this together and went down the slide with the kids and impressed the kids. it's just one of those things where san francisco is supposed to be about community. and these type of events are so important, especially in a times that we're living in and the covid-19. i definitely want to thank our supervisor safai. [applause] for all of his hard work and pushing for our district to make sure that we can have spaces like this. also i want to thank our community as a whole, first and foremost. our residents right here, up and down the street. using this park every day, and we're so happy to have it back open, to have our kids back playing safely and in an environment, and something to be proud of. i'm

and that i have a quick follow-up for you. >> marie: i think because kamala harris is younger than mike pence, i think it tends to be why candidates like to be standing, to show that they are sort of more spry. i don't know. younger, they can stand on their feet for longer. that's one of the optical things that each campaign sort of negotiates before these debates. they will be sitting, as we know, tomorrow night. >> harris: i sort of came to you first because bret just said, i guess the biden camp had asked for it. i'm curious to know about this tone. kamala harris had said, she didn't say kid gloves or anything, but she wasn't going to make it personal. covid-19 attacks that she would make. might be a little bit softer than what she had originally planned because the president has the coronavirus right now. does his going back to the white house and showing that he is going to be working to some degree, although no public events on his schedule planned for today. but because he has come back, as his doctors put it late yesterday, does that open the door for the tone to be tougher from

and mary harris and al harris, okay, a lot of people put in -- wilma gardner, a lot of people have beent this community gets what it needs. i'm just happy to be part of the process and i'm thankful for today and i'm thankful for our mayor to allocate the funds and phil ginsburg, he's been awesome. it's been awesome. and i appreciate you. he comes out the first day they put this together and went down the slide with the kids and impressed the kids. it's just one of those things where san francisco is supposed to be about community. and these type of events are so important, especially in a times that we're living in and the covid-19. i definitely want to thank our supervisor safai. [applause] for all of his hard work and pushing for our district to make sure that we can have spaces like this. also i want to thank our community as a whole, first and foremost. our residents right here, up and down the street. using this park every day, and we're so happy to have it back open, to have our kids back playing safely and in an environment, and something to be proud of. i'm proud of our district

hakdz >> harris: marie to you next. >> marie: maybe let the democrat make the case for kamala harris,gree with her. >> dagen: promise to get to you, marie, this is breaking news. waiting update from authorities after six men arrested and accused of plotting with a group of militia to kid nap michigan governor gretchen whitmer at her home. four of the six planned to meet yesterday to "make a payment on explosives and exchange tactical gear," and all six men were charged with conspiracy to commit kidnapping, which can carry a life sentence. we're monitoring this story, obviously the f.b.i. said it thwarted a plot involving that michigan militooishia. there are series of federal search warrants conducted around the state yesterday, including one in shiowashi county. i have relatives near there, i think i got close. associated press reporting the six were arrested in connection with the investigation, the federal search warrants. more as we get it, stay close. +s a woman who was young had covid-19. i remember her because she had a bracelet that had the names of her children. she asked me,

for so many years -- i see mary harris over there shaking her head hard. for so many years, and a lot of the people in this community, they have been fighting to make sure that this part of town receives the support and the attention that it deserves. there are families here and there are generations of kids growing up in this neighborhood and in this community. and they deserved the opportunity to make sure that we rebuild the library, which your supervisor is pushing for. that we rebuild the parks and all of the other amenities that make life so great in san francisco. and here we are, because i'll tell you, supervisor, not too long ago i know that we came here, and we cut the ribbon -- or we broke the ground -- and this happened really fast. this is pretty amazing. and, you know, to make a park like this to happen, and it is absolutely beautiful! it is so amazing. and i am so happy that today finally kids will be able to play in playgrounds all over san francisco. this is amazing. and i'll tell you that the reason why i'm so happy, because it is hard fo

for so many years -- i see mary harris over there shaking her head hard.a lot of the people in this community, they have been fighting to make sure that this part of town receives the support and the attention that it deserves. there are families here and there are generations of kids growing up in this neighborhood and in this community. and they deserved the opportunity to make sure that we rebuild the library, which your supervisor is pushing for. that we rebuild the parks and all of the other amenities that make life so great in san francisco. and here we are, because i'll tell you, supervisor, not too long ago i know that we came here, and we cut the ribbon -- or we broke the ground -- and this happened really fast. this is pretty amazing. and, you know, to make a park like this to happen, and it is absolutely beautiful! it is so amazing. and i am so happy that today finally kids will be able to play in playgrounds all over san francisco. this is amazing. and i'll tell you that the reason why i'm so happy, because it is hard for children right now. yo

for so many years -- i see mary harris over there shaking her head hard.o many years, and a lot of the people in this community, they have been fighting to make sure that this part of town receives the support and the attention that it deserves. there are families here and there are generations of kids growing up in this neighborhood and in this community. and they deserved the opportunity to make sure that we rebuild the library, which your supervisor is pushing for. that we rebuild the parks and all of the other amenities that make life so great in san francisco. and here we are, because i'll tell you, supervisor, not too long ago i know that we came here, and we cut the ribbon -- or we broke the ground -- and this happened really fast. this is pretty amazing. and, you know, to make a park like this to happen, and it is absolutely beautiful! it is so amazing. and i am so happy that today finally kids will be able to play in playgrounds all over san francisco. this is amazing. and i'll tell you that the reason why i'm so happy, because it is hard for chil

harris faulkner. i'm going to bring in the pan on l. kennedy, emily compagno, marie harf, pete hegseth. they are calling this the mega victory to her. some days with three and four of them packed in. talk with me about pennsylvania. >> pete: pennsylvania is critically important. an election that is still up for grabs. but sometimes, you have to take a pause to appreciate the political phenomenon we live in right now. the president alluded to it. this is a prizefighter at the absolute top of his game. eight days before an election bum rushing as stated by state-by-state while his opponent literally stays home and does nothing. there is no campaign events from joe biden whatsoever. the president talked about prevent defense, and he is entirely correct. you want to be the one pressing the narrative, talking about fracking, talking about packing the court, talking about the radical left-wing takeover. talking about the jobs you brought back. industries that the previous administration said couldn't be brought back even with a magic wand. he's doing that with the people. he's not taking his

. >> marie's friends and co-workers bridget harris and jean jones apthel. >> he was, like, the applen her eye. she just sparkled every time he was around. she loved hugging him. >> we traveled a lot together so it was just us two. >> for her job? >> yeah. >> marie worked for the federal government in los angeles, but friends say she was driven and ambitious in other areas, too. >> she was an entrepreneur, that's what i know most about her, because she talked about owning her own business. >> but marie wanted more than work and success. >> i know that she wanted to have somebody in her life. >> what kind of guy was she looking for? >> someone that will take care of her, love her, protect her. >> that was kind of missing. she didn't have that guy figure, the father figure from marcus. >> then one day, marie told her friends -- >> i met this guy, you know, they had a lunch date and he was cute and just, you know, the excitement of meeting somebody new. >> his name was andre jackson. a handsome single father of two. sparks flew immediately. >> i mean, she would just light up every time s

let's bring in mary bruce tonight, live in salt lake city, where the debate will take place tomorrow night. and we know tomorrow night's debate is on between mike pence and kamala harris, and so mary, a couple of questions for you. bottom line, will there be that plexiglass barrier? and looking ahead to next week, what do we know about that debate between joe biden and president trump, the president saying, "i'll be there." >> reporter: well, david, we did just get a first glimpse at the stage tomorrow night and there is plexiglass set up on both sides, but that could change. pence's team says it is not necessary, because they will be those 12 feet apart. and they both tested negative again today. looking ahead to the presidential debate, it is still on the books. both candidates are willing to do it. it is possible parts of it could go virtual, but david, right now, tonight, almost every detail of that debate is up in the air. david? >> you'll be right here with us, 8:00 p.m. eastern tomorrow night. we'll see you then. >>> of course, all of this playing out with new guidance now from the cdc, the agency finally acknowledging that tiny droplets of the virus could ling

for so many years -- i see mary harris over there shaking her head hard. for so many years, and a lot of the people in this community, they have been fighting to make sure that this part of town receives the support and the attention that it deserves. there are families here and there are generations of kids growing up in this neighborhood and in this community. and they deserved the opportunity to make sure that we rebuild the library, which your supervisor is pushing for. that we rebuild the parks and all of the other amenities that make life so great in san francisco. and here we are, because i'll tell you, supervisor, not too long ago i know that we came

joe biden is having a pretty bad week at not the best time for joe biden. >> harris: marie, quickly. i could hear calls from the state of texas saying that the oil industry and fracking was another area where there is a cleanup on aisle 7 with joe biden at least an attempted one. pennsylvania in the wings. why did he say what he said. >> marie: he made clear he was talking about a transition away from oil and gas and an end to oil subsidies. the oil companies are people pushing to transition away from oil and gas. they are leading the way in many respects on renewables. i think we saw a little bit of politics there in the oval office going back to the announcement. prime minister netanyahu is incredibly political actor, he supported mitt romney in 2012. he's in trouble politically at home. his friend donald trump is in a little trouble politically at home. we should not discount the fact that there's a reason this is happening 11 days before the election. he was in many ways a political event, harris. >> harris: everybody, wow. a lot of breaking news that we all handled together and

i always recognized bernard munro, mary and al harris, felicia thibodeau, glenn brown, maurice riversdelia fitzpatrick, brandon wiley, monique guidry, mary thomas, jeffrey morris, all the folks that have been here on the ground fighting every day, volunteering every day to make sure this community is safe. if i didn't mention you, i'm sorry. i try to remember everyone that's involved. thank you again for all of your work. i am proud to be here and proud to be part of someone who has been supporting this all this time. i'm really proud to be the supervisor of this district. thank you, everyone. we will bring up dr. colfax. >> good morning, everyone. i am the director of health. thank you, mayor breed for your ongoing leadership and supervisor. it is an unprecedented time in san francisco. because of your leadership, we are in a better place. there are so many places across the united states with regards to covid-19. i want to thank e.j. jones. thank you so much for spearheading this effort to get to work on the ground. also, the southwest community corporation. catholic charities, than

president trump posted mike pence won big, while joe biden told kamala harris, "you made us all proud. "anne-marie? >> all right, danya bacchus in salt lake city, thank you so much, danya. >>> president trump remained active on twitter during the vice presidential debate attacking harris and joe biden, just hours before he posted a new video praising the doctors and treatments he's received after testing positive for covid-19. he's returned to the oval office for the first time in nearly a week. >> reporter: in a taped twitter message, the president praised the experimental regeneron antibody cocktail used to treat his coronavirus. >> they gave me regeneron and it was like unbelievable. i felt good immediately. i want to get for you what i got and i'm going to make it free. you're not going to pay for it. >> reporter: president trump returned to the oval office wednesday for briefings. his doctors released a memo stating that labs are showing detectable levels of antibodies. also that's been symptom free for the past 24 hours and his vitals continue to be stable. >> these are great professionals.

those handling the campaign are giving us a more realistic picture today. >> harris: that's interesting. mariei hear you say on this very program, look as democrats y'all can't put the cart before the horse. there is a lot of jubilation as there was for hillary clinton and inevitablity. that was risky behavior. i want to ask with joe biden deciding to go to georgia, does he think he can make a run there? democrats haven't had one since the 1970s and that was jimmy carter and bill clinton. >> right. barack obama, what we just listened to showed why he is the most effective democratic politician today and won two presidential elections. that was a joyful closing message. he said america is a good and descent place. we are a hopeful country. we know we can do better. it was not all winters coming and everything is terrible. this was a powerful vintage obama speech he just gave and rally to the troops. you are right. harris, the biden campaign thinks they can compete in georgia. a lot of democrats 6 months ago didn't think we could compete in florida. the fact that barack obama 7 days out is in fl

end the filibuster, and they are going to do things that you would not have thought -- >> harris: or it means, mariehe does not want to make angry the far left side because he can't afford to lose that support. >> marie: yes, this is interesting that everyone is reading the tea leaves. joe biden has not tended to support this notion, so i think a lot of democrats feel like they won't end up actually supporting this. it's worth remembering that congress would have to actually take the action. chuck grassley and some republican senators tried to eliminate a tele- court seat during barack obama's presidency presidency. they did not say how many justices or people should be in the seats. but joe biden is trying to keep the focus on the nomination of amy coney barrett, what that would mean for health care. what that would mean for pre-existing conditions and not get into a hypothetical about what may or may not happen if she is confirmed. and so, i actually don't think that people should assume which way joe biden might eventually end up coming out on this depending on a whole host of other factors. >> h

harris faulkner. here on friday melissa francis and dr. nicole sapphire and marie hart.ning us today political editor at townhall.com, and also for a big discussion today crisp who was just feet away from the president. chris wallace, i want to come to you first. there have been so many fast-breaking developments. i look up at the clock in my office. even in the last few minutes. you have people testing positive. senator mike lee who was at the white house earlier this week. can you umbrella all of this with what we should be watching for? >> chris: what my doctor is telling me which raises questions for me. i will only tell you what my doctor is telling me. it raises questions about the timeline. i will have to get a test. i am in a uniquely vulnerable circle. the three people on the stage for an extended period with the president, vice-president and me without masks. my doctor is telling me i should not get a test today because it takes 5 days for the virus to load up enough. it might be a false negative. the significance is in the president had a test yesterday and it

host: mary in las vegas supporting the biden-harris ticket. caller: in history, we had the trail of tears. now we have the trail of germs. it's going to go away, the wuhan virus. it will be like a miracle. it was only one person. on january 3, donald trump was told what was going on. he was told at least a dozen times in january and february. february 24, he was praising xi of china for his transparency. and there's so much. helsinki alone, that by itself, he never has anything bad to say about putin. listen to the other republicans who have come out, listen to the said,nator, everything he how he makes fun of evangelicals. how he talks about women. just on and on. aide, whopence's own was on the task force, that he thinks it is a good thing that maybe we had the virus, because as a politician you have to shake a lot of hands and i do not want to shake hands with those disgusting people. but those are his supporters. social security, medicare, the health care trump got, the great wonderful care he got out walter reed -- that's socialistic. ok,

harris! i want to thank mr philadelphia, charlie mack his daughter india marie what in outstanding on the 80 of you who are fathers and have daughters you know how that feels. when you see your daughters shining. i knowa feels. when you see your daughters shining. i know a little bit about that and it was great to see representatives oil, scanlon, wolf, shapiro, the mayor. philadelphia, we've got 13 days. that's our lucky number right here. 13 days until the most important election of our lifetimes. and you don't have to wait. for november three to cast your ballot. you've got two ways to vote right now. number one, you can vote right now. number one, you can vote early in person through tuesday. anybody here voted early already? if you haven'tjust go to i will vote .com/ pa and find out where you can vote early. number two you can vote from home with a male in ballot. just go to i will vote .com/ pa to request your ballot right away. and before you send it back, pennsylvania's got this thing where you've got to use both envelopes. so you've got to read the directions carefully to make sure

mary. >> "newsweek" magazine said that kamala harris was the most liberal member of the united states senate in 2019, more liberal than bernie sanders. >> stephen: what! more liberal than me? in 2019 i was one of the top 2% of the top 1% of the most liberal people in the senate. anyway, that's my two cents, which i believe should be taxed at 80%. i miss him. ( laughter ) i miss doing that guy. harris explained joe's theory of international diplomacy. >> i love talking with joe about a lot of these issues. and, you know, joe, i think he said it quite well. he said, "foreign policy might sound complicated, but really it's relationships." >> stephen: okay, relationships so i'm supposed to make germany sign preup in, cheat on it with a porn star and then another country with bigger alpstrump's terrible attitude towards american service member and his refusal to stand up for them against vladimir putin. >> public reporting that they had bounties on the heads of american soldiers. do you know what a bounty is. >> stephen: i know what a bounty is. it's a damn good paper towel to throw at hurricane

when you have kamala harris going to texas, a political hail mary for democrats, they have always wanted to flip texas, the question will become in the postmortems of next month whether or not they should have focused on battleground states as opposed to expanding the map. there are a lot of unknowns. in terms of the strategy, for president trump he has got to win back the rust belt coalition 2018,e lost ground to in as well as with suburban women voters. for joe biden, he has to attract rust belt voters that hillary clinton was not able to turn out in 2016. francine: there is a rasmussen poll, for the first time in a month trump is leading nationally. it is one pole that was sent to me by a viewer. what do i make of it? kevin: rasmussen typically has been the outlier. savvyr, it has also been in terms of how it has been able to predict the republican turnout. sense of the republican base and their enthusiasm, that is what this comes down to. enthusiasm. are republicans enthusiastically going to show up and cast their an election where 50 million americans have already cast their ballots

harris team. vice president pence at first had said no, then act kwee yes, sired overnight. that plexiglass, a powerful reminder of the unfolding crisis. mary bruce right there in the debate hall in salt lake city tonight. >> reporter: with just hours to go, joe biden today choing to d. >> reporter: kamala harris and mike pence set for their first, and only, faceoff and already the pandemic is front and center. the candidates will both be seated behind mr hinhind plexig than 12 pete apart. harris testing negative yesterday. pence testing negative today. even as the outbreak at the white house grows by the day, pence's team insists the vice president is safe to debate. his doctor saying pence has not been in close contact wit but pence was seen here at what is now being called a superspreader event, that rose garden ceremony, sitting right in front on senator mike lee, who shortly after tested positive. the vice president was last with the president in the oval office last tuesday, before trump tested positive. pence's communications director katie miller, who was traveling with the vice president, had to abruptly leave utah yesterday after

based upon my reporting, senator harris is going to be accompanied by mary p judy judge -- mayor peteuttigieg, as well as mayor eric garcetti. , vice president pence meeting with the republican governor here. this is a state where trump is leading by 10%, according to the polls. but go outside of utah, and there is no question that biden has the upper hand. it is a bit tighter and some of the swing states. lisa: between storm from president -- the tweet storm from president trump, the collapse of fiscal talks, what is it like in all of this? kevin: confusion in the of leadership. first and foremost, this now provides somewhat of a timetable certainty for when the deal is coming. in the lame-duck, at least. then the question becomes, where the be -- becomes, will there be another round of stimulus in the first quarter of 2021? it is not a question of when anymore, but how much. if the democrats take control, there's going to be an increased amount of stimulus that is on the way. , weddition to the stimulus should also know that he did weigh in on the tech story as it relates to section

i always recognized bernard munro, mary and al harris, felicia thibodeau, glenn brown, maurice riversmonique guidry, mary thomas, jeffrey morris, all the folks that have been here on the ground fighting every day, volunteering every day to make sure this community is safe. if i didn't mention you, i'm sorry. i try to remember everyone that's involved. thank you again for all of your work. i am proud to be here and proud to be part of someone who has been supporting this all this time. i'm really proud to be the supervisor of this district. thank you, everyone. we will bring up dr. colfax. >> good morning, everyone. i am the director of health. thank you, mayor breed for your ongoing leadership and supervisor. it is an unprecedented time in san francisco. because of your leadership, we are in a better place. there are so many places across the united states with regards to covid-19. i want to thank e.j. jones. thank you so much for spearheading this effort to get to work on the ground. also, the southwest community corporation. catholic charities, thank you for making this available, a

i always recognized bernard munro, mary and al harris, felicia thibodeau, glenn brown, maurice riversnd fighting every day, volunteering every day to make sure this community is safe. if i didn't mention you, i'm sorry. i try to remember everyone that's involved. thank you again for all of your work. i am proud to be here and proud to be part of someone who has been supporting this all this time. i'm really proud to be the supervisor of this district. thank you, everyone. we will bring up dr. colfax. >> good morning, everyone. i am the director of health. thank you, mayor breed for your ongoing leadership and supervisor. it is an unprecedented time in san francisco. because of your leadership, we are in a better place. there are so many places across the united states with regards to covid-19. i want to thank e.j. jones. thank you so much for spearheading this effort to get to work on the ground. also, the southwest community corporation. catholic charities, thank you for making this available, and to all community partners for their collaboration and support to the true community ass

harris. i want to thank mr. philadelphia, charlie mack, his daughter india marie, what an outstanding lady. those of you who are fathers who have daughters, you know how that feels when you see your daughters just shining. i know a little bit about that. it was great to see representatives brendan boyle, mary scanlon, governor tom wolf, attorney general josh shapiro. philadelphia, we have 13 days. that is our lucky number. 13 days until the most important election of our lifetimes. and you don't have to wait for november 3 to cast your ballot. you've got two ways to vote right now. number one, you can vote early in person through next tuesday. how many people -- anybody here voted early already? [applause] if you haven't, just go to iwillvote.com/pa. find out where you can vote early. number two, you can vote from home with a mail-in ballot. just go to iwillvote.com/pa to request your ballot right away. before you send it back, pennsylvania has this thing where you have to use both envelopes. you have to read the directions carefully to make sure your vote counts. if you have already voted,

mary, what are you hearing from the kamala harris camp? >> well, the xhs ghs tekamala h feels she had a strong debate performance here. there's no surprise in that. they say what was clear tonight, one aide telling me, they feel that pence failed to make an argument for a second term. they say that he brought nothing new, saying it was just smoother and in complete sentences, saying that folks at home aren't buying it. and george, what simply was most striking, having been in the room last week and here tonight, just now normal this felt. it felt like a normal traditional debate, despite the very unusual circumstances here, seeing the two of them separated by that plexiglass, all of us here in our masks. the level of civility. there was a low bar for it after last week's debate, but it was astounding straight off the bat. and what felt very normal about this was how so often they didn't answer the questions. both of them often dodging, refusing to answer simple yes or no questions at points referring back to their talking points. and how m

. >> mary trump, many questions but that might be the most important one. >> senator harris is exactlytle donald pays in taxes is resonating so much with the american people, as it should. but in terms of the importance of what the article -- that brilliant article uncovered is that we have every reason to believe that donald trump, who is currently in the oval office is a national security threat to the country he is leading. we need answers. the fact that it was not a major topic at the debate last night was very disheartening, i have to say. >> mary trump, the book is too much and never enough, how my family created the world's most dangerous man. thank you very much for joining us. your perspective on what we witnessed last night is something that i knew we had to hear tonight. really glad you could join us. >> thank you so much, lawrence. >> thank you. >> up next, the reverend al sharpton gets tonight's last word. growing odors. that's why we graduated to tide pods sport. finally something more powerful than the funk. tide sport removes even week-old sweat odor. it's got to be tid

harris. i want to thank mr. philadelphia, charlie mack. his daughter, india marie. what an outstanding young lady she was.u who are fathers and have daughters, you know how that feels when you see your daughters just shining. i know a little bit about that. and it was great to see representatives brendan boyle, mary gay scanlon, governor tom wolfe, attorney general josh shapiro, mayor jim kenney. philadelphia. we've got 13 days. that's our lucky number. 13 days until the most important election of our lifetimes. and you don't have to wait for november 3rd to cast your ballot. you've got two ways to vote right now. number one, you can vote early in person through next tuesday. how many people -- anybody here voted early already? [ cheers and honking ] if you haven't just go to iwillvote.com/pa and find out where you can vote early. number two, you can vote from home with a mail-in ballot. just go to iwillvote.com/pa to request your ballot right away. and before you send it back, pennsylvania's got this thing where you've got to use both envelopes. so you've got to read the directions carefully to make sure

. >> harris: martha it was an interesting exchange. what's your take? >> marie: there again we have the back and forth. the party from the opposition party for lack of a better way of putting it tries to needle and pin them down on issues that they think they might lean against them on. and so he was pressing her on the healthcare act which is one of the major themes that we've seen over the course of the last several days. there is obviously a great concern on the part of democrats that that issue coming before the court on november 10th, which deals with one very slim factor of the aca which is the issue of severability, whether or not having removed the individual mandate obligation of that law leaves it still standing? which she so artfully explained with the janga rule, which we'll image in our minds when we think of severability. she very deftly explains she has not dealt with that issue as a judge. she did make a prominent comment on the outcome of the prior aca case with regards to justice roberts and how he handled it. she was in the minority of how she

harry potter is the ninth addition to the film site. there are also statues of laurel and hardy, gene kelly, mary poppins, and batman. >>> and baseball fansgames for the first time this year. major league baseball says a limited number of fans will be allowed into the new globe life field in arlington, texas, for the national league championship series and the world series. due to the pandemic, all the games for those series will be held at globe life field starting on october 12th. about 11,500 tickets will be available for each game. it is the first time the world series is being played at a neutral site. >>> a couple of rare pieces of rock in michelle obama memorabilia hitting the auction block. a basketball jersey worn by the former president during a game in high school in hawaii is being sold, and it comes with a 1979 school yearbook. the book and jersey are expected to fetch up to $200,000. a black vintage 1950s cocktail dress worn by the former first lady during her time at the white house is also being auctioned. >> one of the crazy things about this is it is a rare piece because there's not a lot of her wardrobe that's out. she

marie gordon is resident. what a different debate this was. this was salvos of policy. where harris going after, did mr.mp borrow his money from? pence went after her on the energy front. good morning. annmarie: good morning. i got up early to make sure i got the start of the debate. more policy, less chaos, coronavirus front and center. both of these candidates were behind plexiglas. one thing that was very prevalent that they both dodged. , harris, whether she would expand the courts. not --ce, whether or what he would do in the wake of a election result. peaceful transfer of power. dodging but less chaos and more policy focused. manus: absolutely. when it comes down to the issue of taxes, it's fascinating. kamala harris going after pence and trump in terms of the top 1%. thanu don't earn more $400,000, we will be on your back. the pushback came from pence in terms of, you will raise taxes. the discourse over the tax narrative. annmarie: as well as oil and energy. that got a fair play, including foreign policy. china, vladimir putin. one thing we should focus on, these latest polls we've seen. the one

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