[booing] mrs. obama: but we have to sit with that for a moment because we have to ask yourself, in this democracy, why on earth would anybody, regardless of party, want to make it harder for people to participate in the democracy? but that's happening right now all over the place. they're closing down polling places. they're making to harder for volunteers to get people registered. they're finding all kinds of ways to keep you at home. hoping that when you hear about all those things, you'll just give up and just think that voting is just too hard. that it will take hours of your time, that it requires some special skills and expertise that you don't have. that's what they want. and you can see how those kind of tactics can start making people start feeling like this is just too hard for me. we all know someone who feels like that. again, regardless of party, we all know someone who thinks that way. an uncle, a neighbor, someone you grew up with, and that's why we're here today. because we know that it's

[laughter] mrs. obama: how many of you would drive the car that grandma chose for you to drive, or live in an apartment with furniture that grandma picked out for you. all jokes aside, my point being, and i'm being funny, is that not many of you would want somebody who is not you, doesn't live in the same space as you, doesn't see the world in the same way as you, even when they love you and you love them, you would let -- he would not -- you would not let them do that for you, because you know that grandma's choices for you are not the choices you would make for yourself. what grandma thinks is good for you isn't necessarily what you think is good for you. with all the love in the world. and you certainly wouldn't go to some random stranger in the street somewhere, somebody who doesn't know anything about your life, someone who doesn't care about your community, doesn't understand it, doesn't know it, and ask that person to pick your doctor, or have that person figure out whether your daycare is safe, or

[cheering] mrs. obama: look. [laughter] [cheering] mrs. obama: you know, we need you guys. and i am here, and i am here asking you -- -- you all,king stop this now. here is what we have to do. if we want qualified people who we trust, if we want qualified people that we trust, then people have to vote. because you can't vote some of the time and then set out. you know. we saw that happen. we experienced that. we had a great president. [applause] [cheering] mrs. obama: but every couple of years, folks sat out. and said, well, i did my part. i voted once. i'm done. i'm out. democracyelling you, does not work that way. as i said earlier, democracy does not wait for you to be bothered. it moves on as it rightly should. and therefore, the people who vote determine the direction of the country. they don't -- determine the mood, the tone. the people who stay out don't get a say. to i want every american feel the power of that choice. so that no matter what happens, people are not thinking, if i coulda, woulda, and maybe i shoulda, we all have that responsibility we have to figure

but mr. obama never really got us out of this. you put the right phrase there, rocket ship, mr. trump did, rocket ship recovery. we've never seen anything like that. in peacetime we've never seen a recovery like this. elizabeth: to your point, let's break down what obama is not telling you. yea, 3.8 million jobs create under trump in the first 20 months versus obama's 4.3 million. here's how obama is misleading everybody. trump is creating high-paying manufacturing jobs, oil and gas jobs, computer engineering jobs. high-paying jobs versus a significant slowdown of those jobs under obama. obama's economy created lower wage jobs in department stores, fast food and service jobs because of ul of the regulation of the four major sectors of the economy stymied growth. your reaction there. >> my reaction is that mr. obama is comparing apples and oranges because of the reason you said and because he's not taking the right timeline. let's take a four-year timeline for mr. obama and then generate a projected timeline under mr. trump. the difference is f phenomenal. i don't know why we're h

mr. obama: thank you. thank you very much. thank you. >> yes, we can! yes, we can! yes, we can! mr. obama: thank you. michelle, members of the mandela family, to president ramaphosa, that you can see is inspiring new hope to this great country. [applause] obama: professor, doctor, distinguished guests, to the family to the people of south , africa -- [cheers and applause] mr. obama: it is a singular honor for me to be here with all of you as we gather to celebrate the birth and life of one of history's true giants. let me begin by a correction -- [laughter] and a few confessions. the correction is that i am a very good dancer. [laughter] i just want to be clear about that. michelle is a little better. [laughter] the confessions. number one, i was not exactly invited to be here. i was ordered in a very nice way to be here. [laughter] confession number two. i forgot my geography and the fact that right now it's winter in south africa. i didn't bring a coat, and this morning i had to send somebody out to the mall because i am wearing longjohns. [laughter] [applause] i was born in hawaii

did was double down on entitlements, if there's a legacy of mr. obamaew leisure class of abled body men who are on some government handout or living out their girlfriends that don't look for a job, mr. trump is creating an opportunity economy, this is a revolutionary presidency in that regard. rob: yeah, if you really want -- if you want a job and you need a job a good time to find one, wages should also come up as -- >> they are. rob: people are more options, employer wills have to pay more to get more people. we appreciate your time. >> take care. rob: all right. jillian: 19 minutes after the hour, nike losing customers after making colin kaepernick the face of the company, how an entire city and college are telling the brand they aren't buying it. rob: and he was blamed for helping to create the opioid epidemic and now he could profit from helping to end it, what a billionaire executive just did that could line his pockets with even more cash ♪ call on me brother ♪ when you need a hand ♪ lean on me, when you're not strong ♪ ♪ and i'll be your friend

mr. obama: it did not start with donald trump. he is a symptom, not the cause. rajini: and the mission to clean up the world's oceans by environmentalists. tube might floating do the trick. viewerswelcome to our on public television here in the u.s. and around the globe. a fragile cease-fire remains in place in libya after more than a week of fighting between rebel factions. libya has seen near constant chaos since rebel groups toppled colonel qaddafi seven years ago. african migrants have been using the country as a route to europe. the latest violence erupted around the capital, tripi. the bbc's clive myrie and his team are the international news crew there, and sent us this report. clive: we are entering a nervous city. only now, after a week of fighting andhree cease-fires, do we think it is safe to enter tripoli. along this same road seven days ago, fighter from armed groups outside the capital breached city walls. but rival factions inside were ready for the fight. left scores dead, inclu

mr. obama calling the mid-term elections a critical moment in american history. >> where there's a vacuum in our democracy, when we are not paying attention or stepping up, other voices fill the void. the good news is in two months, we have a chance to restore some sanity in our politics. >> some republicans believe mr. obama's reemergence will fire up gop voters. the president and vice president pence are trying to neutralize the impact. >> i was very disappointed to see president obama break with tradition of former presidents and become some political and roll out the same tired arguments that he and liberals have made over the last eight years. >> i'm sorry i watched it, but i fell asleep. i found he's very good, very good for sleeping [ laughter ] >> i think he was trying to take credit. take credit for this incredible thing that's happening to our country. >> president trump heads to missouri and mississippi to campaign for republicans this week. >>> george papadopoulos insists the trump

mrs. obama's big plans. >> some of the biggest names play here in san jose. this december one of the biggest names in politics will be here. >> hey, it is michelle obama. i am in my office all alone, just me and you and it's a big day for me because i am finished with my book. >> the former first lady released this video on social media. her memoir being released on november 15th. she will be at the sap center in san jose on friday, december 14th. tour promoters say the night will feature conversations between mrs. obama and a selection of to be announced moderators. >> i spent time really thinking about the people and stories that have help me become the person i am today. i am proud of what i have created. >> 10% of every show's tickets will be donated. admission starts at about $30. >> i can't wait to share it with the world. >> tickets go on sale on september 21st. we put more information on our web site, abc7news.com. >>> a delay in a vote for supreme court nominee, the issue that resurfaced as they cast their decision. >>> mystery health attacks >>> vote

you would be negative. >> mr. obama said he inherited an economy that was losing 800,000 jobs a month and turned it around. >> by the time i left office, household income was near its all-time high and the uninsured rate hit an all-time low. >> president trump: the weakest recovery we've ever had. barely a recovery. now this is called not recovery, this is called rocketship. >> mr. obama leveled attacks at the trump environmental record. >> they're sub si siding corporate polluters. >> on foreign policy. >> undermining alie answers. >> and attempts to dismaptle obamacare. >> sap tajing the affordable care act, it cost more than 3 million americans health insurance. >> president trump: we wiped out the individual mandate, the most unpopular part of obamacare. isn't this much more exciting than listening to president obama? because we get things done. >> in illinois to accept an award for his ethics, mr. obama accused trump of numerous ethics violations and abuses of power provoking this retort. >> he said in my d.o.j. we

fairish the leader of the european freedom and direct democracy groupies long been a supporter of mr obama he said that this vote showed the taller tarion grip of the european union was getting tighter but ultimately what this means is hungry officially joins poland on the naughty list of the e.u. nations expect to be talking about them for a little while yet here people over there well they have gary and governments ready reacted to the vote today and see it as a fraud on the revenge of pro migrant politicians as government put it independent jenna's told me certain political forces believe this is their last chance that to stop the advance of populism in europe. the left is furious israeli aggressive to an incredible point as well as the liberals the globalists because they know it is their last chance to obtain that populist sop punished somehow the list grows longer you have the austrians you have the italians it didn't work it won't work and all day do is fit to mind old man or brown will be reelected certainly one time comes with a big majority because he's a victim of europe the wor

it's indifference. >> reporter: during a speech in illinois friday, mr. obama also criticized the republican party for not standing up to president trump. >> it's not conservative. it sure isn't normal. it's radical. >> reporter: president trump attacked the speech during a rally in south dakota. >> i watched it, but i fell asleep. i found he's very good. very good for sleeping. >> reporter: president obama's aides promise a fall campaign blitz around the country with stops in ohio and pennsylvania. meg oliver, cbs news, new york. >>> president trump was also talking about apple today. specifically in terms of tariffs. he tweeted apple prices may increase because of the massive tariffs we may be imposing on china, but there is an easy solution where there would be zero tax and indeed a tax incentive. make your products in the united states instead of china. start building new plants nowment. >>> coming up next. look out from above. a drone comes crashing down a few feet from a family in san francisco. and we are the only news channel to catch it on camera. >>>

mr. obama mentioned his successors by name. >> more often it is manufactured by the powerful and the privilege that want to keep us divided and angry and cynical because that helps them maintain the status quo. and keep their power and keep their privilege. you happen to become of age during one of those moments. it did not start with donald trump. he's a symptom, not the cause. >> here is the juxtoposition. he's going to be speaking. two presidents with different styles and messages. he's trying to reach the hearts and minds of the american voters in this midterm election, it is a split screen that we don't see often here. i am joined by kristen welker and also the campaign manager for president obama's 2012 reelection campaign and deputy chief of staff and the ceo and our political analyst, elise jordan is with me as well. and anita dunn. y you see all smiles here on a friday afternoon. jim, i will start with you. we listen much of the speech together here in the studio and you indicated befo

mr. obama was rallying support for democrats ahead of the midterm elections. reporter hena doba was at today's campaign style event. >> reporter: in a rare public speech since leaving office, president barack obama stepped back into the political spotlight with a simple message for students at university of illinois urbana champaign. >> you need to vote because our democracy depends on it. >> reporter: obama is heading out on the campaign trail to fire up the democrats base ahead of the midterm elections. he says the stakes are high in november. >> the consequences of any of us sitting on the sidelines are more dire. >> reporter: the nation's 44th president unleashed on his republican successor saying president trump's policies were not conservative but radical and dangerous. he called mr. trump a symptom, not the cause of division in the country but accused him of sowing racial and ethnic tensions. >> we are americans. we're supposed to stand up to bullies, not follow them. we're sure as heck

palm and on how they vote mr obama's own party is a member of that group mr obama did have some friendly voices in the room even if they did use the opportunity to push their own agenda somewhat but it's not just your country that's been insulted today you've been insulted today to be able logical carbon enjoyed the brakes you love it. many times european commission president john claude younkers delivered his final state of the union speech and when she used it to summarize the results of his ten year we put something together to. the small so this is the last chance commission i that we will succeed in bringing our citizens closer to europe but we will fail. in the european commission's papers migration is the medicine for certain problems for us it's poison. i would expose myself in france slowly but surely losing. lives and so now we will also impose import tariffs this is basically. stupid process. i have a little black book called live. with for the past thirty years i have noted when someone has betrayed me. well can tell you literally didn't just the last few minutes we're hearin

been passed the greens also saying that they were glad that it gone through those on that side with mr obamawell you could always rely on nigel fairish the leader of the european freedom and direct democracy greenpeace long been a supporter of mr obama he said that this vote shows the. herion grip of the european union was getting tighter but ultimately what this means is hungry officially joins poland on the naughty list of nations expect to be talking about them for a little while yet. behind erin government has already reached to the vote denouncing it as a fraud and the revenge of prom migrant politicians and abandoned or. told us certain political forces believe that this is their a last chance to stop the advance of populism in europe the left is furious israeli aggressive to an incredible point as well as the liberals the globalists because they know it is their last chance to obtain that populist sop punished somehow while the list grows longer you have to also you have the italians it didn't work it won't work and all day do is fit to mind old bon bon will be reelected certainly one

passed the greens also saying that they were glad that it is gone through those on the side with mr obama well you could always rely on nigel fairish the leader of the european freedom and direct democracy groupies long been a supporter of mr obama he said that this vote showed the authoritarian grip of the european union was getting tighter but ultimately what this means is hungry officially joins poland on the naughty list of nations expect to be talking about them for a little while yet again austria is kind of the crosses as well as little as a whole nother discussion for now peter thanks for telling me if you go if you want to get a sort of complicated isn't it all right thanks so much for me time european president commission commission president rather john claude euchre has delivered his final state of the union speech which he used to summarize his results of his ten year we put together to. this is the last commission either we will succeed in bringing our citizens closer to europe but we will fail. and the european commission papers migration is the medicine for certain problem

fairish the leader of the european freedom and direct democracy groupies long been a supporter of mr obamahe said that this vote showed the authoritarian grip of the european union was getting tighter but ultimately what this means is hungry officially joins poland on the naughty list of the e.u. nations expect to be talking about them for a little while yet and they will meantime european commission president john claude younkers delivered his final state of the union speech in which he used it to summarize the results of his tenure as you'd expect we put them together to the. this is the last commission i that we will succeed in bringing our citizens closer to europe. and the european commission's papers migration is the medicine for certain problems for us it's poison me it. was. in france. so now we will impose import tariffs this is basically a stupid process. i have a little black book. with for the past thirty years i have noted when someone has betrayed me. is this the beginning of the end of the year. i. russia's reconciliation center for syria's announced that nine staged scenes

s democratic values mr obama addressed the european paula just a short while ago and he defended hisgovernment and its policies as you start out as. president let's be straightforward with each other hungary's going to be condemned because hungary and people have decided that this country is not going to be a country of migrants with all due respect but very firmly i have to refuse threats the blackmail and defamations by forces supported immigrants and migrants against hungary and hungary i must state that whatever you decide hungry. protect its borders stop illegal immigration and defend its rights if needed we will stand up against you. we'll go live to our correspondent in strasburg. trasher viktor orban sounding as defined and resolute. yes it was a very defiant speech by the far right prime minister as you heard there he was talking about not wanting to be blackmailed by the european union he came to strauss will to speak to parliamentarians to try and defend his policies his reforms in his leadership against what one of his ministers has called this week a witch hunt against h

>> reporter: today, mr. obama seught to settle some of those scores... >> let's just remember when this recovery started. >> reporter: ...even bringing up that new op-ed by an anonymous top trump official. y'rehey're not doing us a ivrvice by actively promoting ff% of the crazy stuff that's coming out of this white house, and then saying, "don't worry. we're preventing the other 10%." ter:eporter: the current ded ident pretended not to notice. >> i watched it, but i fell asleep. ( laughter ) auseplause ) i found he's very good, very good for sleeping. ( laughter ) inthink he was trying to take some credit. he was trying to take credit for this incredible thing that's happening to our country. >> reporter: this was just the first stop on what obama aides promise will be a fall midterm blitz, with visits already in the works to california, ohio, and pennsylvania. democrats have a shot at retaking the house this fall, and mr. obama is still arguably t,eir most effective messenger. but, jeff, republicans warn that his

in anaheim, michelle julie, kpix 5. >> the back and forth between mr. obamaand president trump started yesterday. speaking in illinois, the former president compared his successor to foreign demagogues. mr. obama also sought to remind people the economic recovery began during his administration. president trump reacted during a rally in south dakota. >> i'm sorry, i watched it, but i fell asleep. i found he's very good, very good for sleeping. i think he was trying to take credit, trying to take credit for this incredible thing that's happening to our country. >> president trump made appearances in north and south dakota yesterday to support republican candidates for senator and governor. >>> other news, back in california, a pipeline company has been found guilty on nine criminal counts for causing california's worst coastal ill spill in a quarter century. in may of 2015, a corroded pipe ruptured, sending more than 120,000 gallons of crude gushing on to a state beach in santa barbara county. after a four-month trial, a jury yesterday found houston based plai

mr. obama: thank you. thank you very much. thank you. >> yes, we can! yes, we can! yes, we can! mr. obama: thank you.

mr. obama planning a rebuke of president trump in the speech today at the university of illinois urbana-champaign. former presidents generally avoid critiquing successors. >>> the government releases the monthly jobs report with the labor market red hot. economists expect 187,000 jobs created in august. jobless rate to stay below 4%. wages. that reading has been hovering at 2.7% for years. that is not really very strong wage growth. historically when the labor market gets tight, wages rise significantly as businesses are forced to pay workers more. that has not happened in the recovery. employers added 157,000 jobs in july. if that slowdown continues, it could signal companies are having a tough time finding workers. the economy is so hot, they cannot find people to do the work. that can push the unemployment rate lower. >>> a major shift for the u.s. commitment to syria. the state department envoy to syria says troops should remain until an enduring defeat of isis. that could take a long time

and mr obama did not hold back here is what some choice words for european lawmakers make sure you don'tknow personally have watched and i've come here today because you're not going to condemn just the government but our nation as well that we're going to denounce hungary that's been a member of the family of christian european nations for a thousand years. if you're going to denounce hungary that contributed to the great history of europe with hard work and shed its blood when it was needed. like. authorized debate happened at the e.u. second home in strasburg where we find the dog in europe correspondent max often welcome max so victor all beyond that with much to say in his own defense what did you make of his statement. actually that sound byte fill was well picked because it showed the strategy of the bond trying to deflect from the details of the actual accusations that were made in that report to saying that hungary was being condemned and tact even as a nation so that's what he's trying to do not really react but trying to put this on a national level on a nationalistic level ev

mr obama bring about the broader brought about the so-called arab spring actually support him at all. then muslim country it's less sexy a good thing bombs that been muslim countries keep going going keep. this was succeeded by mr trump mr trump in the year before he became president he was talking about he wants to stroll the troops from syria and from iraq cetera but once he became president histone change it what does this tell us is that that establishment the deep establishment in the united states has very much a strong. decision making. control over the policy of the united states so for the past yet and they have mr trump instead of. diminishing u.s. troops and was growing u.s. troops from both syria and iraq he has been increasing the numbers particularly in syria the number of u.s. troops now in syria are about three thousand troops and that is better yet expressed by the trump administration mr bolton and other than mr bolton that they want to attack syria based on the claim is that the whole new claim is of chemical weapon this is a farce. and mr trump clearly is into it s

president obama doesn't agree with how mr. trump is handling the situation. >> we do not pressure the attorney general or the fbi to use the criminal justice system to punish our political opponents. >> president obama made a speech urging people to vote in the upcoming midterm election. coming up on nightly news, the dueling presidents. how mr. trump is pushing back against mr. obama. lester joins us in about 20 minutes. >>> the flu season is fast approaching. there is a lot of concern travelers coming into the u.s. are showing up sick. what do they say, christie? >> health official we spoke with here in oakland say they are not seeing an early uptick in flu cases but if you drive around you're seeing signs like this one at big name pharmacies for flu shots. for a second day travelers coming into the u.s. reported r feeling sick after landing in philadelphia thursday. >> i'm planning on going to a trip next month. >> reporter: in oakland, fonda says she does everything she can to stay healthy but doubts she will get a flu shot

trump saying that voters should cast their ballots to bestow on a state of no fulness to government mr obama was speaking to students at the university of illinois. and that is going to vote because our democracy depends on . an intense wildfire in the u.s. state of california has forced the closure of an interstate highway motorists had to flee their vehicles as the blaze writes to in the shasta trinity national forest scores of hugs are under threat and many residents have been ordered to leave. the front runner and brazil's presidential election jack both a nano has been chance for to a local hospital in rio de janeiro after being stabbed at a campaign rally the right wing candidates have taken the lead in the contest after former president ignacio knew that the silver was jailed on corruption charges and disqualified from running polls in our of sun says his father will remain a candidate but is unlikely to be turned to the campaign trail before the election . the moment that could alter the course of the country the front runner in brazil's presidential race stabbed in the gut he's rush

. >> reporter: mr. obama had plenty to say about president trump, and the current stated. >> biggest threat, i said yesterday, is not, it is not one individual. it is not one big super-pack of billionaires, it is indifference. >> reporter: during his speech in illinois on friday, mr. obama also criticized the republican party for not standing up to president trump. >> it is not conservative. it sure is not normal. it is radical. >> reporter: president trump attacked the speech during a rally in south dakota. >> i watched it but i fell asleep. i found he is very good, very good for sleeping. dsoma fall campaign blitz around the country, with stops in ohio and pennsylvania. meg oliver, cbs news, new york. >>> president trump has been very vocal this past week about his outrage over an op ed. so, phil and i asked former san francisco mayor willie brown what he would have done if someone would have published a letter about him while he was in office. >> i would be very, very disappointed. i would try to find out

>> mr. obama also mentioned the recent positive jobs report saying that while republicans may call it a miracle, it's similar to the numbers in 20 an and 2016. ts takeaway message -- the biggest threa your country is indifference, telling everyone they need to get out and vote. we should expecto seend hear more of this over the next couple of months. back to you. >> thank you. >>> meanwhile, more than 600 miles away, president trump is gearing up for h second campaign event of the day in second-degree second down. he spoke earlier in north dakota. before the rally, he suggested he might have attorney general jeff sessions look into who wrote that "times" op-ed during his remarks, heenoned president obama's speech saying he fell asleep during it. he talked about needing republicans in congress. >> wed ns presence in washington, d.c. because that place is brutal. it's brutal. it's a lot of bad, bad things up here goi through peoples' heads. these are sick people. >> the president's nextsh event ld g

mr. obama knocking the gop and president trump on a whole host of issues, including the national debt, healthcare, pulling out of the paris climbed accord. ♪ i'm proud to be an american ♪ >> an hour later president trump hit back while in north dakota. >> he said, um, what did you think of president obama's speech? and i said, i'm sorry, i watched it. but i fell asleep. >> reporter: both presidents taking credit for a strong economy. >> the numbers were great. the job numbers were great. the numbers have been incredible. >> let's just remember when this recovery started. >> reporter: they also agreed the "new york times" anonymous op. ed. bashing the current commander- in-chief did not help the country. >> they're not doing us a service by actively promoting 90% of the crazy stuff that's coming out of this white house! >> reporter: aboard air force one today, president trump said attorney general jeff sessions should investigate the paper. >> i think it's a disgrace that somebody can do that. >

unlike his sharp critique of donald trump the day before, mr. obamaer mentioned the current u.s. president by name in this speech. >>> and a landmark election is now underway in sweden. voting places opening a couple hours ago. sweden traditionally is a very liberal country, but polls show the far-right sweden democrat gaining strength echoing the rise of right-wing populists across europe. atika shubert is joining us live from stockholm. hello to you, atika. is there surprise in a country as welcoming as sweden that a far-right party is looking strong in this election? >> reporter: well, it's certainly the most heated election we have seen in decades here in sweden because there's so much at stake. now, we're at a polling station here, polling stations have been open for a little bit more than two hours. quite calm and organized, you can also see here we have the color-coded ballots that sweden uses, but there is, again, a lot at stake here because that famous generous welfare system that is the envy of many other countries is now being challenged by

mrs. obama's big plans. >> reporter: some of the biggest names in entertainment and sports play at the sapar one of the biggest names in politics will be here. >> hey, everybody, it's michelle obama. i am in my office all alone, just me and you. it's a big day for me, because i am finished with my book. >> reporter: the former first lady released this video. her memoir "becoming" released november 15th. on that day she kicks off a ten-day city tour kicking off in chicago. tour promoters from live nation say the night will feature intimate and honest conversations between mrs. obama and a selection of to-be-announced moderators. >> i've spent time thinking about the people and the stories and the experiences of the people that have shaped me and helped me become the person i am toda today. i'm proud of what i've created. >> 10% of tickets will be donated to local schools and community groups in each city the tour visits. admission starts at $30. >> i'm a little frightened because it's so candid and honest and open. i can't wait to share it with the world. >> reporter: tickets on sale septem

. >> mrs. obama has just announced ten cities on her upcoming book tour. it kicks off in her hometown of chicago and includes a stop at the s.a.p. center in san jose on september 14th. we're not talking bookstores, we're talking areas arenas. those tickets go on sale next week. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," american girl doll versus chalk. both finalists for this year's toy hall of fame. they're not the only ones. the list of finalists on the list. >>> happening now, russia's biggest war games still under way. president vladimir putin with 300 troops from russia, mongolia and china. >>> most of the tension in the tropics focused on hurricane florence. parts of the caribbean braced for the storm. dominican republic hunkering down as tropical storm isaac takes it aim. more news in two minutes. ad li .dublin. mike will have a look at your traffic coming up in a bit. >>> donald trump jr. and his girlfriend, kimberly guilfoyle flew united from new jersey to sfo. a lot of people are talking about the fact they flew coach. according to blogger trump junior

mr. obamaof dire consequences if american voters stand on the sidelines in november's election. he told a mostly student ofience at the university iowa that it would allow the politics of fear and resentment to keep their status. president obama: you have come during one of those moments. it did not start with donald trump. cause. symptom, not the mr. obama -- progress.e is preparing for his third summit with north korean leader g-un.ong-il and -- kim jon the 15-month embargo of qatar may have helped its economy according to the foreign economy minister who spoke to bloomberg in berlin. from an economic point of view, that is behind us. we are doing excellent. in point, from an economic point of view, it is a blessing. ni says that exports are up 15% since the blockade began. qatarition claimed that supported separatist movements. bloomberg news point for hours a day on air and on tictoc on twitter. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. ofie: let's get a recap market action. we saw a selloff i

animosity and rhetoric did not and thanks to this deal we have seen real progress shortly after mr obama was gone the deal was left in tatters no matter how monumental it had been in the first place one of the worst deals i've ever seen the disastrous deal one of the dumbest deals one of the worst deals ever it was the iran deal i'm all for agreements but that was a bad one donald trump waved good bye to the green minutes he quit unilaterally without paying attention to pretty much what the rest of the world has to say about it today's action sends a critical message. the united states no longer makes empty threats when i make promises i keep them donald trump may indeed keep all his promises as president but it does happen that rivals sometimes take over the white house after term one whatever and a couple of years someone else will be representing the u.s. behind these new one general assembly walls in new york a million to train from. sanctions against north korea were described as outdated by russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov he added that it would be better to support korean e

a feud mr. obama revived today. >> the politics of division and resentment and paranoia has unfortunately found a home in the republican party. embraced wild conspiracy theories like those surrounding benghazi or my birth certificate. >> reporter: he excoriated mr. trump for his controversial response to last year's white nationalist rally in charlottesville. >> we're supposed to stand up to discrimination and we're sure as heck supposed to stand up clearly and unequivocal to nazi sympathizers, how hard can that be, saying nazis are bad? >> reporter: casting this election than re one man. >> the stakes really are higher. the consequences of any of us sitting on the sidelines are more dire. >> reporter: mr. trump making the midterms a referendum on his own future. >> they'll say, we want to impeach him, and you'll impeach him. it's so ridiculous, but we'll worry about that if it ever happens, but if it does happen, it's your fault because you didn't go out to vote. >> reporter: two presidents fighting

and mr. obama, who has mostly stayed silent on president trump appears to be now making up for some lost time. watch. we're supposed to stand up to discrimination and we're sure as heck supposed to stand up, clearly, and unequivocally to nazi sympathizers. how hard can that be? saying that nazis are bad. >> a clear reference to last year's attacks in charlottesville, virginia. though, in fairness, president trump did condemn nazi sympathizers though it took him 48 hours to do. so the current president thinks the former president is just having a sour grapes moment. >> i think trying to take credit. trying to take credit for this incredible thing that's happening to our country. >> and you will see that type of back and forth for about the next 8 weeks or so. harris. >> harris: all right. we're ready trace gallagher thank you very much. let's bring in now deneen borelli a host at cr-tv.com and a fox news contributor and antjuan seawright a democratic strategist and former senior advisor to hillary c