alexis mcadams live at pittsburgh.e begin with richardson live in hudson wisconsin with the trump team. hey, rich. >> hey, shannon. the final campaign event before tuesday's debate was a rally here in wisconsin. part of the northern midwest blue all the democrats will likely have to defend if they want to maintain control of the white house. the president began to rally his airplane flew a few hundred feet above the tarmac in wisconsin. a conservative area west of green bay. the former president said he'd raised tariffs, secure the border and have the war in ukraine finished, done and settled before inauguration day. he touted his vp pick and robert f kennedy junior who suspended his campaign to endorse drug. he called the current administration stupid and corrupt. >> he is the worst president in history. she will be worse than him. trump is never wrong. i am never ever wrong. pushing a new commitment. cutting regulation as in taxes and democrats say his proposals are a little bit more than a giveaway to the rich. we a

alexis mcadams, what are we going to see today?e expecting some students to go into a classroom where hillary clinton is speaking at disrupt it. they are calling people to show up for what is called a sit in today saying the former secretary of state has blood on her hands and want to teach her a lesson by trying to disrupt this class. what is the first at an ivy league school without some issues, with two arrests, some vandalism and protests? it continues on campus. watch. that was just outside the campus gates at columbia, more than 100 masked demonstrators marching with signs chanting, calling this university they pay to go to. >> do you think there will be protests this year? last year, people thought it was disruptive. what will happen this year? >> we been clear this will not stop until columbia divested from its complicity in israel after genocide of the palestinian people. >> reporter: why stop when they barely got in trouble last year? last year, protesters were arrested and handcuffed by nypd officers outside columbia's c

alexis mcadams live to explain it all. what happened?o knew a spice store could be so political? more not a second but the vice president today did take a break walking out of the hotel for the first time in a couple of days saying the break was the best part of the prep. >> i am. >> debate prep? >> being at the spice store, i finally got debate prepped. [laughter] >> couldn't wait to get out of the hotel but is not just any ice store, vice president stop that downtown pittsburgh. a nationwide chain does become well known for posting about politics often attacking the g gop. they just recently offered customers a discount to celebrate trump's indictment. they said that out in an e-mail bringing spice justice saying re- indicted and feels so good but interesting today vp harris says americans are done with these types of attacks. >> one thing you really want to get across. >> there's a lot but it's time to turn the page on divisiven divisiveness. time to bring our country together. >> a new way forward but the posted this on the page sayi

molly. >> alexis mcadams, thank you. executive director of the national security institute joining us labour day. a lot of things are unfolding, the president, the vice president in the situation room today. the death of these six hostages murdered by hamas including an american citizen as these negotiations have been under way. you see alexis walking through new york city with a pro palestinian protester. one where he won't be voting for harris where he otherwise might have. the election can impact the people in israel, the people in gaza. have we gotten any closer with horrific deaths of six hostages happening so recently. >> all of these people are protesting on one side or the other. who's protesting for the 7 americans that remain captive in gaza. we have seen one american be killed with a gunshot to the back of the head. remember, here's what's happening in gaza. they're not killed by bombs or killed in a fire fight. those 6 hostages were executed 48 to 72 hours before the israeli guards found them, israeli soldier

she spent a month if not all of that's our time preparing for the debate let's go to alexis mcadams. is there with a preview. >> that is right. kamala harris is doing some debate prep is little different riches in wisconsin of the massive crowds and some music behind him. this is more of a solemn scene a quiet scene. she's inside of the hotel in pittsburgh for about three days. she said she really wanted to take egg break out of the hotel so she went to a spice shop, watch it. >> of being at a ace devices ste i've only left debate prep to look at the spices at best part debate prep so far. >> debate prep for hitting the spice store and everyone has their idea of fun in pittsburgh. vp is here for debate prep she's hunkering down this is her first debate in four years she has barely done any media interviews and she announced her candidacy. the debate can be the only showed up before the presidential election at a time when people can really hear about her policies today and harris thinking vice president dick cheney and his daughter lives at cheney for their endorsement. thanks i thin

alexis mcadams is in pittsburgh on how kamala harris is preparing for the debates in the steel city. but first let's go to rich edson who is liber donald trump is about to take the stage in a few moments. >> good afternoon. the former president is wheeled down here in wisconsin at the airport in central wisconsin. before he landed us what he normally does when he gives these speeches in airports as a flyby in his plane. dips his wing toward the crowd everyone goes crazy then he comes around the final passes and is on the ground should be taken the stage in a few minutes here both candidates have been campaigning in wisconsin. upper midwest blue wall states that will likely decide the selection when democrats defendant like in 2020 they win when republicans and breach it like in 2016 they win. polls across the states have been type trump today is traveling it's about 90 minutes west of green bay in the car. this is a more conservative part of the state where the trump campaign is trying to boost turnout to counterpart democrat areas like milwaukee and madison the campaign says this ra

we have fox team coverage alexis mcadams in new york on trump's effort to rev things up.nnis in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, where had her dark hairs is hunkering down. but first charlie on how the economic paddle between harris and trump is shaping up. and by the way republican new hampshire governor christo noon noon on the first face-off coming up. but first let's get to alexis mcadams with the news she is here in new york with us hello alexis. >> reporter: hello sandra yes, you could hear it was a different vibe when trump spoke here this morning. usually he is talking what a huge crowd of supporters at a rally but this was different, people receded and having a lunch and he went through a layout of all of his policies focusing on the economy because that's the top issue from voters no matter where you go and who you talk to. they talk about paying more at the pump and grocery store. he says kamala harris will take money out of your pocket and he'll put it back end. watched. >> out create a different efficiency commission tasked with conducting a financial audit of the e

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lexus mcadams.le disaster or 911 is what spawned the home end security department that would coordinate all of our homeland security agencies into one to make sure this stuff would never happen again. home end security ciaj was asked about her that in testimony today about how safe we may be. >> at the threats processed in this country, they have evolved significantly both foreign terrorist threats and domestic threats. >> neil: that was an appearance on msnbc. the senator from texas, weighing on the real threat facing does over these years under the republican and democratic presidents unlike -- i like. still a concern, is it not senator? >> absolutely. no thanks to director mayorkas who is presided over the largest monetary and public health crisis we had recently, domestically, threats throughout the world continue to perforate, one because of the withdrawal of troops from afghanistan, we have very little visibility on what is exactly how beninger there, we know that al qaeda and isis are trying

we are bringing in our correspondent their alexis mcadams in the thick of things.l set this up for you what we are seeing now. we have covered a lot of these pro-palestinian protests and this was pretty big in size. it is near union square and it has been a few months since we've been on the streets of manhattan covering one of these big protests. this comes on the heels of finding out american citizens and six hostages were found dead in gaza. this is the response here in manhattan from these groups which is one of the largest group that has continued to plan these pro-palestinian protests for months but it comes at the devastating moment for so many families who have been waiting and waiting for the release of those kidnapped relatives. israel announcing they recovered the bodies of two women and for men who had been abducted by hamas on october 7th. we are covering the response here in new york city as we mentioned. seeing what both groups think of this. these people that we have talked to, the messages they don't feel like this is being handled well at all by t

let's get right to alexis mcadams in new york city.many protesters are you seeing right now and what is the situation? >> you know from covering these protests in new york they go pretty quickly. started with 300 or 400 people about an hour ago. now it is into the thousands. we are right near grand central station and i'm just going to show you what we are seeing here. i'm going to step out of the shot. you can see the crowded gathering here. this comes on the heels of everything that is happening right now with six hostages including an american citizen found dead at gaza israel morning those hostages and the mom also had to say goodbye to her young son who was only in his 20s who lost his life had kidnapped at a music festival. they kept hope that he would come home and he did not. this is the response here from the pro-palestinian protesters in new york peered we will flip around here and show. i wanted to talk to some people because something that is interesting is we know from being on the trail is how will this impact the electio

alexis mcadams watching it for us.'re an olympus columbia. >> gillian: i don't recognize these scenes i went there, i think i graduated in 2006, so long time ago now. but i don't recognize that school. i don't recognize that school certainly as a jewish alumni. i never experienced anti-semitism when i went there in any form. i will also say one thing you'll notice here, john, about this scene, one thing done a good thing happening today that was happening in the spring is that people were invading and overtaking the campus. the university instituted this policy where you've got to have an i.d. in order to get on the campus. the hope is that maybe some of the students, jewish students who make it onto campus, won't be assaulted the way they were -- again, that's the hope, that they won't be assaulted the way they were back in the spring when these protests first erupted. >> john: alexis asked the question, why continue to go here if you feel there is so much anti-semitism? i scenes and people commenting and saying, if t

>> bret: alexis mcadams in new york. thanks.go live to capitol hill to learn about the big fight over one part of a bill to try to keep the government funded. first, here is what some of our fox affiliates are covering tonight. fox 5 in new york as a federal appeals court upholds the conviction of ghislaine maxwell helping jeffrey epstein sexually abuse teenage girls. maxwell is serving a 20 year prison sentence after being convicted in 2021 of five charges for having recruited and groomed four underaged girls for epstein to abuse between 1994 and 2004. fox 2 in san francisco, as instagram is making teen accounts private by default as it tries to make the platform safer for children. this comes amid a growing backlash against how social media effects young people's lives and their mental state. anyone under 18 who signs up for instagram will be placed into a restrictive teen account. those with existing accounts will be migrated over the next 60 days. and this is a live look at golden, colorado from fox 21. one of the stories th

alexis mcadams is live in pittsburgh with the latest. >> reporter: hey, miefnlgt if you can believe it, less than two months until the presidential election, and just a couple of days until that upcoming presidential debate in pennsylvania. it's going to be a pivotal debate here as people decide who they're going to vote for as polls show things are very tight. this is the latest poll that a just came in this weekend. "the new york times" and sienna if college poll asking likely voters if the 2024 presidential election were held today, who would you vote for if the candidates were kamala harris and donald trump? you can see trump is leading harris there 48-47%. that's within the pool's % -- 3 margin of error. the debate will be a deciding factor, so vice president kamala harris, mike, doing everything she can to get ready for the debate in pennsylvania. the harris campaign says they're not happy with some of abc news' debate rules including muted microphones. they claim it's just going to benefit donald trump because they were kind of depending on that a back and forth there. we unders

stuart: kamala harris is in pittsburgh preparing for the debate with donald trump, alexis mcadams ispreparing. >> how do you get ready to debate former president donald trump, according to the new york times, kamala harris is locked inside a pittsburgh for hours, she is debating one of her advisors, who listen to this is just like former president trump he stays wearing a person along boxy suit in a long time, there is a replica of the debate stage tv lighting there trying to get ready as possible before she heads to the debate on tuesday it's good to be very important she introduces herself to a lot of americans who want to know more about her she was asked are you be ready, she gave a thumbs up. >> madame vice president how are you handling the debate stage if trump decides to launch a personal attack. >> are you ready madame vice president. >> i've been here all weekend without we hear from her a few times, spent twice, kamala harris took the sunday night walk in pittsburgh with her husband is the latest polls show how important this debate will be people say they wanted over, the

alexis mcadams following it all in manhattan. alexis?, so still instead of the federal court room. were waiting to see if he's able to get out on bail. his lawyers are sure pushing for it because they say sean “diddy” combs might have made some bad decisions but say he's not a criminal. this all comes after federal prosecutors this morning outlined for quite some time the 14 page federal indictment that he abused women according to the feds emotionally, physically and sexually for more than ten years and the prosecutor see more charges can becoming. >> we are not done. this investigation is ong ongoing, and i encourage anyone with information about this case to come forward and to do it quickly. >> so this all stems back to 2016, we want to take you backwards because there was a viral video clip that have surfaced and it was surveillance video, neil, and it showed this and it's hard to watch. it was sean “diddy” combs stopping his girlfriend kassidy ventura at the time from leaving that hotel room and los angeles, you can see her gag --

first let's get right to alexis mcadams, she is there in pittsburgh.out how they're prepping or not prepping, what are you hearing, alexis? >> depends on who you talk to and how much they're prepping, some people like to do town halls and big rallies got other people like kamala harris have been hunkered down in pittsburgh, pennsylvania for nearly a week. rommens me of when you study, right, for finals, way back to college, not to make a stool but you remember that when you get in to the library got the classroom as you try to get as red as possible that he can't wait to get out and take a break on the is basically what kamala harris had over the weekend, her best smart was taking a pause but she did give a thumbs up when was asked if she's ready to go. >> how will you handle it in on the debate stage if trump decides to launch a personal attack? >> are you ready when i'm vice president? >> ready. >> while she has to be ready because it's almost here, vice president kamala harris -- is the latest polling shows just how pivotal debate is going to be bec

our alexis mcadams is in pennsylvania in that area southeast of pittsburgh and what are folks tellingi've been talking to hear in a rural western pennsylvania say it is the inflation and the high fuel prices that are killing them out on these small farms in this battleground state. they say it is getting so bad that some are having to close up shop including a dairy farm just down the road saying they cannot make ends meet. >> how are things going right now on the farm? >> not real well. with the price, with inflation on everything from tires to fertilizer. it's really tough for the family farm to try to make the numbers work. >> now former president trump will discuss those concerns and there are a lot of them according to people out here. he will be in rural pennsylvania soon visiting a farm in smith and for a roundtable discussion with a group of farmers. one topic, the threat china has on american agriculture. we heard about it more often now. republicans say china is buying up u.s. farmland taking over parts of the american food supply which they believe is a threat to national s

alexis mcadams is live in shanksville, pennsylvania, for us now. alexis?nd john, an emotional day here in shanksville, pennsylvania. this is the first time i've been up to this memorial here for flight 93 and it might've been more than 20 years ago when september 11th happen, but being here today and with the first responders, the family members and the friends of those who lost their life here in this field where i am right now in pennsylvania makes it feel like not a day has really passed, and family members tell us it doesn't get any easier. >> it's hard. my brother has missed so much of the lives of his daughters. they have missed having their father. on a personal level. our lives were changed forever that day. not just the families that lost loved ones, but a our whole country, the world. we look at the world differently. >> here are the photos of the 33 passengers and the seven crew members who lost their lives in shanksville. the innocent americans were killed on flight 93 slammed into a pennsylvania farm field that day. this is where the plane wen

let's go to alexis mcadams on the ground.ss the stunning news about illegal migrant convicted criminals released into the u.s. >> reporter: that's right. we know the former president talks about border security all the time and he will hit on that right off the top. he's working on those remarks to talk to the people here in walker michigan. this is a battleground state that he's back in again. this time focusing in on the economy because when we talk to voters they talk about how they can't afford things they used to wendigo to the grocery store pack the gas pump the dollar doesn't go as far. in this specific kent county we went to a food bank only told me they have never seen a larger need than right now. watch. >> who's coming in? is all over the board? you would be amazed who's coming in because there's not one type of person. i would say the majority of the people that come here are working poor, people whose money is not quite going far enough. >> reporter: the green apple pantry you saw is in western michigan. they hav

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reporter alexis mcadams has our story. >> it's been 23 years since the terrorist attacks on september 11th. and for the families, not a day goes by without thinking of the loved ones who lost their lives that day. >> our lives were changed forever that day. we look at the world differently. >> nearly 3000 people were killed when al qaeda terrorists airplanes, crashing into the world trade center in new york city, the pentagon and washington, dc, and crashing in shanksville, pennsylvania in shanksville. a remembrance ceremony honoring the heroes of united flight 93. the 33 passengers and seven crew members on that flight fighting back against terrorists, forcing the plane to crash into this field, preventing it from reaching its intended target. a federal government building in dc. >> their decision to fight back against the terrorists who had their plane demonstrates the power of individuals to come together in a time of crisis to make a monumental difference. >> this year's commemoration, coming during an intense presidential campaign. but today, politics were put aside. president bi

>> john: alexis mcadams for us at the new york economic club. thank you. sandra, and a son like that idea of gasoline for under $2 a gallon. >> sandra: almost everybody. and charles payne is here, host of "making money" on fox business. i'll make hooks a lot of money, lower gas prices. he's laying out his plans. is he articulated in planes at the american people -- that might sway voters? let's put it that way. >> i think so. i like what he's saying, i like the way he saying it. listen, particularly with the tariff part. old school economists and things like that. he is walking us, first of all, through history, how we became the biggest country in the world. we didn't have taxes until 1913. i got the revenue in 1919 from the country. 48% came from excise tax, 30% from duties. so tariffs is how we made our money. individual taxes were only 5.9%, corporate 5.6%. imagine if we could start getting those down again. and there are some other lessons. he brought a dell maxima known as the napoleon of protection, and historians look back at what happened with him

his famous show judging freedom, which by american standards is actually a brilliant show, daniel mcadams commented on this with the following: how is it possible that youtube has taken down the brilliant judging freedom from judgnap? one of the best podcasts on the channel, why does the disgusting censorship of political ideas? continue on that once great platform, yeah, so once again, we note this bias and clear alignment of big tech firms with zinanism and imperialism, and it comes as no surprise to anyone, 10, almost 11 months into this holocaust of the century in gaza, we've seen you know it's okay, nothing is censored about no israeli voices are censored, even when saying they want to drop an atomic bomb on gaza, but this is blind coming after everyone blindly for amplifying what needs to be amplified, well we anticipated this and uh we prepared ourselves and we are on different platforms, but at the end of the day platforms like youtube or meta are huge, giant, and people follow them, and some people actually believe that they allow freedom of expression and freedom of speech so...

he's a founding partner at mission bank break mcadam and just also the chairman of republicans overseas and in washington dc is palo fonts. kara, he's the president of the global policy institute, think tank. we have discuss houses, economic vision with you both on a previous episode. so let's follow up on that as we discuss trunk policies. greg, i'll stop with you in london. it's not just the pen wharton budget model full costing that trump would greatly increase the deficit. others have said this, goldman sachs sacks, one of the world's biggest investment banks recently said trumpet, slowed economic growth. what do you think of his plans to the economy especially compared to houses? well, i think, you know, there's problems probably some partisan influence at the pen, martin as well as the goldman sachs. and i think they, they would probably look more at, at the dynamic growth that follows tax cuts, for example. and in tax revenues end up increasing. so i think if you look at it a step from a static point of view, yes. come, all of you could argue hers. there's only one truly instruct

and there and all, all of the censorship that was going on facebook and i was, i think, was daniel mcadams, a good friend of the program here. and we ended up speaking in word solve it, and at the end of it, we just like, why are we doing this, or are we so afraid? and then we'd stop doing it. and there was no penalty, but you are right. doing it was it was upfront you, did you have to censor yourself, festive? i mean, do you want to jump in before we go to the break, go ahead and barrow. you know, i think i agree with because something and already but i see it from a far cry like i, i feel like very soft beneficial being outside of nations that are doing this persecution. and this is why it's going from, i think, is why they the sanction rp just yesterday, the us treasury because they know that they kind of go and break down the house and they, they, they kind of call them breakdown or going throughout the cradle. the kind of go on, break down the door of our goal. they can do these that make them look like the size of the cost of the inside has been fun for the people into your wife's bo

. >> lawrence: we begin with alexis mcadams in new york city. >> it wasn't too long ago, we were out at this ivy league campingus because of ongoing protest and encamp mments set u behind me. there were complaints from students that said they did not feel safe. this is the first day back to school. it wasn't far from where we saw marches happening. yesterday 5000 people marched through manhattan calling for the united states to divest from israel. we talked to people about why they were protesting, including pro-israel protesters. >> it is disrespectful after the funerals of the six hostages occurred yesterday. it's been a calm summer and i've been nervous for students to come back. >> kamala harrises she sympathizes with protesters, what are you sympathizing with terrorism? joe biden, where is he? has he made a speech about anything? an american got shot in the head. i don't get it anymore. >> that was just hours after the families of the six hostages were killed and their bodies found in gaza were murdered. families said final goodbyes yesterday. protesters say israel is at faults.

alexis mcadams is live in pittsburgh she has about tw48 hours to go. >> who doesn't like to be worshippedat is not what is happening on debate stage.: he she has a couple more days,es shdae has been hungering down for debate prep, figuring out how she will take on former presidentnd s trump, she did go out on a walk, took a break this weekend from her debate prep, she was asked, are you ready for trump. >> are you ready, madame vice president. >> ready. reporter>>: okay that is all we got, kamala harris with her husband doug, here in pittsburgh, comes as polls show how important this debate will be. according to the "new york times," siena poll 28% of likely voters say they feel like they need to learn more about kamala harris, 9% need to know more about trump trans secretary, peal the buttigieg said that harris has to be in the zone. >> >> it will take almost super human focus and discipline to deao l with donald trump in a debate. not because donald trump isca usa master of explainingy policy ideas, it because he isw a master of taking any form or format on television, and turning it to

alexis mcadams is in pittsburgh. >> reporter: everyone prepares differently, donald trump is on the groundn wisconsin. kamala harris is digging into her debate prep in pennsylvania. she has been in pittsburgh since thursday looking at everything from policy to how to go after trump on the debate stage, this comes as we are learning more about how she will help middle-class families. >> it's important for people not to get distracted by his name on a tower, they should look at the fact he bankrupt businesses and economists talked about his plan going forward and how it would contribute to the deficit and cost american middle-class families more than they are paying now. >> reporter: kamala harris has barely done any media interviews since she announced her candidacy in the veep has not participated in a debate in four years. she's trying to sharpen her skills as much as possible. kamala harris and tim walz spent a lot of time in pennsylvania. tim walz has been crisscrossing the state even with his daughter which underscores how critically when is here. they can agree on how important pennsy

alexis mcadams is there and tell us about the new report from the school's anti-semitism task force. to say makes us feel like we're having deja vu and people at home are like this is happening again? this is first day of school and students couldn't get into class and already pro palestinian protests and the new report a few days ago and dapping for collum -- damning for columbia university and it was answering a survey and going for the task force saying they were spat on, pushed up against walls and more all because of their religion and i tried to talk to the people here today who are protesting again this use of answers and here's what we're watching. >> the united states is material and responsible for this genocide. reporter: are you a student here? >> i am a student. reporter: just wonder, is there going to be a will the of protests this year? last year was a bit and people thought it was disruptive and they were upset. what's happening in year? >> we are clear this will not stop till columbia divested from the complicity in israel's january side of the palestinian people. th

night and the only vice presidential debate could be the final debate of the election season, alexis mcadams and walt is nervous that's what were hearing from a few sources with debate prep we wonder why he would be a little bit nervous one of the reasons he could be quite of a lot of the debate prep not only that but what on one with other people in his team first and hammer home of immigration and more and this is what the trump team had to say, watch. >> and all the way dating back to the district attorney for san francisco and jd on the terrible decisions that they made throughout her entire career in ten walt has to grapple with trying to explain why kamala harris is not responsible for the crises of the last four years. >> tom emmer has been helping with debate prep role-playing walt's for advanced he's like gavin newsom wearing a flannel shirt what is walt going to plan on stage were hearing that he's trying to be authentic and be himself he is not going to try to be a slick debater like jd vance but he does expect him to be a good debater we hear him all the time during the interview

box alexis mcadams outside oursf the courtroom, court house, witi fixed door ohmic disturbing andl horribleaudenik e moment. >> hi, laura, you went throughrn the documents and 15 pages todac we sell these disturbing allegations and it comes down to sean john daly p combs abusingps women more than ten years and they say it was emotional, physical, sexual abus e and how did they get away witc that so long? he had so much money he was atso the top of the chart surrounding himself with all these people butdidn't tell on himll tonight he's in federal lockup woand thrke lawyers are workingd get him out, listen. >> he's been looking forward to this day and clearing his name. and he will clear his name. and will stand by his side as he does. we believe in him wholeheartedly. he didn't do these things. >> and this all stems back to 2016 so i want to take it back to that time. that is wh y he is in court facing this federal indictment. i want to warn you before wensid show you the video.ot this unfolded in 2016 inside of a hotel california. se venture is trying to leaveeae because reportedly hurting he

. >> john: alexis mcadams is at columbia this morning. how is it looking there now?ke i never left. only a few months ago we covered the campus protests at columbia university. you can see over my shoulder it is happening again. not just on the campuses here but also across -- i checked in with some protestors who would talk to me what they are doing here. watch. >> why are you here today? >> we're here because there is still an ongoing genocide that the united states is materially and politically responsible for. >> are you a student here? >> i am a student. >> just wonder do you think it will be a lot of protests this year. people thought it was disruptive and they were upset. what will happen this year? >> we've been clear it won't stop until columbia has divested from israel. >> across manhattan when people were getting back from holiday weekend on monday. we saw a lot of people out across the streets of new york city chanting that united states is complicit in a genocide blaming kamala harris and joe biden. this is some of what we saw yesterday. watch. now we go

alexis mcadams is outside the courthouse in new york city with more now. good morning. >> bill and dana, good morning. i just looked through the federal indictment just unsealed this morning in new york city. we're talking about some serious charges. we've been watching this closely for a very long time here. months since p. diddy has been at the center of the federal investigation. it stems from verbal, emotional, physical and sexual abuse. because it is such a -- there are so many allegations in here that are so serious and go back to so many private things that these women who did come forward and talk to the feds they didn't put a lot of specific information in there. they tried to keep it pretty vague. they do have a lot of information we're told. they put in here that he used his power, because for years has been a huge music mogul, to manipulate women to have sexual activity with male commercial sex workers saying he would fly in the women against their will. also listen to this. he was obtaining and distributing knar cot particulars to these women.

correspondent alexis mcadams is in pittsburgh tonight. >> how are you feeling? should they be worried? >> vice president kamala harris giving a thumbs up as she boarded air force to. harris spent nearly a week hunker down in pittsburgh, taking a quick break from debate prep sunday night, saying she is prepared. >> are you ready, madam vice president? >> ready. >> this debate will be pivotal as the latest "new york times" poll shows many people are not sure where harris stands. 28% of likely voters say they need to learn more about harris, while only 9% say they need to know more about trump. the two candidates have been preparing for this debate in very different ways. trump held a wisconsin rally and press conference last week, while harris has yet to hold a formal press conference in 50 days and counting since becoming the nominee. she did make time to stop at a local spice shop that's known for attacking the g.o.p. >> we are all in this together. >> yes we are. h>> how was harris getting ready to make one of her advisors, who "new york times" even reported dr

fox's alexis mcadams is live outside the courthouse with all the disturbing and horrid details.e me, i'm having a joe biden moment. >> hi, laura. no, you are good. laura, it's horrible when you write look at these documents and went through like 14 pages of them today we did. and we saw these disturbing allegations and it all comes down to sean "diddy" combs reportedly, according to the feds, abusing multiple women for more than 10 years. and they say it was emotional, physical, and sexual abuse. how did he get away with it for so long. according to federal authorities they say he had so much money and at the present top of the charts surrounding with so many people didn't tell on him. tonight is he in federal lockup and his lawyer saying is he working to get him out. listen. >> he has been looking forward to this day. he has been looking forward to clearing his name and is he going to clear his name. and we're going to stand by his side as he does. we believe in him wholeheartedly. he didn't do these things. >> this all stems back to 2016. that's why he is in court facing feder

. >> bill: mike lawlor is standing by but first at alexis mcadams at columbia university. it seems like yesterday you were up there reporting a lot for us. >> good morning. from the upper west side you can see behind me it sure looks similar to what we saw months ago. it is a new school year here at columbia university. pro-palestinian protestors marching calling on the school to divest have israel saying columbia has blood on its hands. i was there yesterday walking the streets for six or seven miles with thousands of pro palestinian protestors across manhattan. watch this. according to the nypd there were 5,000 people you are looking at there walking around new york city during a pro-palestinian protest on sunday afternoon. that crowd going for miles with chants that both president biden and israel are complicit in a genocide. one protestor is carrying a hamas flag, you guys. this has made major headlines across the world. others yelling out long live hamas. one pro-palestinian protestor saying he is livid the u.s. is taking part in a genocide. listen. >> it is hard not

alexis mcadams is live in pittsburgh with the latest on this. >> here in pittsburgh, pennsylvania vpala harris is hunkering down for hours to try to get ready to take on donald trump on that debate stays on tuesday. she decided to take a quick break and hit up a local spy stop. watch. >> and being at the spice the store i finally got debate prep to look at the spice was the best part of debate prep so far [laughter] it left off with the best part of debate rough getting out of the hotel the vps fit in pittsburgh prepping since there is a sippers debate in four years preacher trying to get prepared she's barely done any media interviews that she announced her candidacy. the debate on tuesday could be the only showdown before the presidential election so people want to know what she's all about is she going to be different from biden? what will she do to handle the economy this comes as a vice president dick cheney and his daughter liz cheney for their fe endorsement today saying this. >> i think that what they both, as a leader to art well respected are making an important statement t