[cheering and applause] thank you for growing in peoria.national defense, our veterans with jobs and every day this administration president don trump has stood for the rule of law. we've appointed more than 200 principled conservatives to our courts at every level, including two supreme court justices and i will tell you, they are all men and women who will uphold the god-given liberties in our constitution like the freedom of religion and the second amendment right to keep and bear arms. [cheering and applause] last month we paused as a nation to rightly honor the life and service of the late justice ruth bader ginsburg. when the memorials were over president donald trump will fill his constitutional duty and nominate a principal, experienced brilliant conservative woman to the supreme court of the united states, judge amy comey barrett. [cheering and applause] i've got to be honest, i'm a big fan of judge barrett and not just because she's from indiana. [laughter] judge barrett is exactly the kind of judge that president trump promised t

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. >> members of the trail in arizona today, vice president mike pence held a rally in peoria, and in a rare joint appearance in phoenix emma joe biden and kamala harris fielded a not so rare question, whether they plan to pack supreme court if they win. >>> you will know my opinion on the election is over. now look, i know it is a great question and, i don't blame you for asking it. but you know the moment i answer that question, the headline and every one of your papers will be about that. >> meanwhile the governor of michigan is speaking out after the fbi foiled a plot to kidnap her before the election. six people who are part of an antigovernment group were arrested. gov. gretchen whitmer accused president trump of purposefully inspiring hate groups. most recently, during last week's debate. >> i do this job would be hard. but i will be honest, i never could have imagined anything like this. hate groups her the president's words, not as a rebuke. but as a rallying cry. >>> in louisiana residents are preparing for hurricane delta county, to hit early tomorrow morning. the board of

vice president pence will be in peoria this afternoon. first, a stop in nevada. he arrived in las vegas this morning and is hosting a make america great again event in boulder city. >>> while there were interruptions and dodged questions, the tone of the vice presidential debate was more civil than last week's presidential debate. >> candidates were able to make points on issues including healthcare and fracing. >> if you have a preexisting condition, heart disease, diabetes, breast cancer, they're coming for you. >> they want to abolish fossil fuels and ban fracing which would cost hundreds of thousands of american jobs. >> supporters say candidates did what they needed to do. >> the trump campaign has put a lot of stake in the outcome in pennsylvania. fracing and energy, in western pennsylvania, is a big deal for jobs. >> she used her time wisely to talk about what's at stake here. families all around the country are worried about their healthcare. >>> with plexiglas separating candidates, senator harris slammed president trump's handling of the coronavirus pan

>> mike pence also campaigning here today in peoria, told supporters of donald trump, quote, the road to victory runs through arizona and the vice president also forcefully defend the president's economic record. >> because of the strong foundation this president poured in those first 3 years, because of the unprecedented support, direct payments to families and a paycheck protection program that save 50 million american jobs the american economy is coming back stronger than ever before. >> reporter: there is an important senate race in arizona where republican incumbent martha mix sally who was appointed to the position in the wake of the death of senator john mccain is trailing former astronaut mark kelly, a victory for kelly would normally play a part in potentially shifting the balance of power but could also affect the prospects for judge amy coney barrett's supreme court nomination. this is a special election so if mark kelly wins, he could be seated on november 4th giving the democrats one more senate vote if judge amy coney barrett isn't confirmed before election day. >> big p

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worries about deliveries about amount of road graders and their heavy equipment that's coming out of peoria, illinois there's a lot of worry right now, scott so the worry is they're going to depress. but to jim's point, that might be the time to buy them i'm comfortable with microsoft, i'm looking a the an entry to caterpillar at lower are prices and apple, amazon, they're barely nicked today because there's so much momentum behind them >> you can obviously, shannon, stand why tech continues to get a bid, even though today is a rough day because if you're talking about economic performance and comeback and virus numbers going up, you go back to the stocks that got you here in the first place. microsoft is your largest position do you think it's the biggest report of the weeks or is there another stock this week you're most focused on? >> it is my biggest position for our clients i would say it's the most important we talked a lot about apple being sort of the bellwether of the bangs over the last couple of months and with the enough release of the phones, you're getting some good data hopef

vice president will be in peoria tonight as the trump campaign trails the democratic ticket in that state. joining me is msnbc reporter vonn hilliard. vonn, the state has become so pivotal to both these campaigns. they're all campaigning in that state now. >> reporter: we can't call arizona a swing state yet. that would take a situation in which the state has swung before. this has been a red state, yet it's one that both the trump campaign and vice president mike pence need to hold on to. joe biden and kamala harris are on the ground heading to their first stop where they'll be meeting with tribal leaders in phoenix. this is for the trump campaign tough territory. i was talking with a former aid to jan brewer. the way he put it to me is this is for biden to lose here. there are all indications from 2018 to now that democrats have the opportunity to pick up arizona, to turn out voters in high numbers and win over independents. right now polling show that the biden campaign is attracting a 25% edge among independents here. that is big because they make up a third of the electorate. four ye

in nearby peoria, arizona, retired nurse roberta de nina is all in for joe biden. >> getting facts outhat really counts for the tremendous swell of democratic support. >> my friend peter, he decorated for me this morning. >> it looks great. >> i like it that they know that democrats are patriotic. >> reporter: 77-year-old marcia mcgovern iset going ready to ride for biden. >> president trump has not grown into his job. he seems to be incapable. >> o'donnell: she's critical of president trump's handling of the coronavirus. it has taken two lives in her subdivision. >> seniors in this community are aware of the impact of the virus. it's not some abstract number. it's our neighbors. ♪ ♪ >> o'donnell: two communities side by side, yet miles apart. >> this is what democracy looks like! >> and this is what the youth vote sounds like. >> end gun violence! >> a diverse group, made up of more than 48 million eligible voters... >> vote them out! vote them out! >> ...who are more engaged now than ever before. >> whose streets? our streets! >> i'm from tyler, texas. we've got a very strong communi

the trump campaign says the vice president will hold an event i peoria arizona on thursday. and the debate between vice president pence and kamala harris is still on for wednesday. at the university of utah. but debate organizers are putting some extra space between the two to keep them safe, 12 feet instead of seven feet initially planned. and it's unclear of future debates between president trump and joe biden are still on the table or the commission on presidential debates has so far declined to comment. >>> also so far all the main members of the biting campaign have tested negative so they hit the road today covering about 2100 miles of campaign trail. kamala harris isn't so lake city where she toured a local monument before settling into prep for next week's debate. joe biden spent the day in twin city. she handed out relief meals before posting a get out the vote rally in annapolis and joe biden stated close to home in wilmington delaware. the democratic nominee joined a town hall with the amalgamated transit union where he stressed the importance of pandemic protecti

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peoria, illinois is laying off firefighters.y're not filling police officer positions that are empty. you have all of these municipalities who are not getting the funding, so they can't provide health and safety services to their citizens. in addition to all of those hungry kids out there who do not have food on the table today because this president, these republicans in the senate refuse to negotiate a rescue package desperately needed by so many americans in the middle of a pandemic that this president made worse. >> it was really amazing yesterday when the president announced he was ending all discussion at a critical moment like this. then he reversed himself a few hours later. senator tammy duckworth thanks so much for joining us. >> thanks for having me on, wolf. >>> just ahead, new coronavirus restrictions are on the way for parts of new york as officials there, they are struggling to tamp down the hot spots. we'll be right back. to join ww because my ultimate goal is to be healthier. when you take care of yourself, you

this interview that one of my nbc news colleagues did with somebody named corky haines who's 72 from peoria. she said she never wore a mask, and neither did her 91-year-old mother. trump's covid-19 experience was further evidence that the death rate was inaccurate. i know if i get the virus i'll be fine. >> well, katy, i'll say presidential examines matter. this is why what he does matters for the public's health, because there's people that look to his example and say, well, if the president's not doing this, then why should i? he needs to lead by example here. he should not be flouting cdc rules. he is now going to do some act on fox instead of following his own cdc guidelines. this is going to be deeply harmful for expectation-setting for the american public that if you have this diagnosis, if you have a diagnosis of covid-19 pneumonia, and even if you feel better ten days out, you can still shed virus and be infectious to others for an additional ten days. he needs to be hammering home that message, not doing what's best for in-person campaigning. >> phil, one quick thing before we go.

at 2:30, vice president mike pence is at a campaign rally in peoria, arizona. later at 5:00 p.m., joe biden and senator kamala harris also campaign together in arizona. 2, 8:00 a.m. on c-span "washington post" live featuring writers on the vice presidential debate. terry0 a.m., the deputy -- the deputy assistant secretary of state for north korea and japan. then an interview with supreme court justice stephen breyer. >> who will control congress in january? stay informed on all the competitive congressional races leading up to election day with c-span's campaign 2020 coverage. watch the candidates debate and election results on c-span. watch online at c-span. org or listen on the free c-span radio app. c-span -- your unfiltered view of politics. >> "the president" -- available in paperback, hardcover, and e-book from public affairs, presenting biographies of every president with conversations from noted historians about the leadership skills that make for a successful presidency. americans go to the polls next month to decide who should lead our country, this c

first let's hear from gordon in peoria, illinois. >> i was a college student that voted for mcgovern as a 20-year-old. later on hearing the things on the next son groups and their dirty tricks, i heard a program that they claimed they chose him as a weakest link, and they use. and he says mcgovern felt like the republicans chose him. >> it was certainly true that in the 1972 campaign he was involved in a number of dirty tricks that were aimed at musky. i don't think it was terms of setting it up for mcgovern. at the beginning of the year it was such a long shot that it would have been really a requiring clairvoyance to have a set of policies to make it was more they wanted -- dixon people wanted to get rid of muskie. they thought he was the toughest candidate. they did a number of things, including spreading word in new hampshire, which had a very, very heavy french-canadian population. he had used certain slur words. slurring french canadians. they had another scheme whereby they had a nixon campaign, had a number of black voters call in new york accents urging people to vote for mu

the debate is still on the schedule and we learned that the vice-president would visit peoria, arizonaoutside of phoenix for a campaign event. first lady melania trump remains at the white house, the good news her symptoms are fairly mild and officials say on friday she was experiencing a headache. we got an update from the first lady's spokesperson an hour ago, she remains in touch with her husband, she's thinking of all who are ill and wishes them a speedy recovery, so, one update there from the first lady's office, there has been a number of road blocks set up around the white house, that has nothing to do what's going on with the president, instead there's a rally happening on the national mall today. this appears to be a pro trump rally that's been set up. unclear how many demonstrators will be coming out, but i'm surprised how big the road blocks are around the white house complex. and so much focus on the white house staff, people who come in contact with the president, the vice-president and us in the press corps so often, we know that those people get tested so often and we tr

. >> toluse, as they say, how did that play in peoria?ying to run the 2018 playbook that was so successful for democrats a couple of years ago. they want this election to be about health care, about the coronavirus, about president trump's, kind of, very unpopular approach to the presidency. and you could see senator harris really punching at that issue, over and over and over again. vice president pence did not have much of an answer. you heard him respond, saying, you know, me and president trump have a strong and comprehensive health care plan. and then, he quickly pivoted right in the next sentence to talking about fracking or talking about something that was completely different. he did not explain his health care plan that the public has been waiting for, for the better part of three years. and they know, in the republican circles, that this is a tough issue for them. this is an issue where they don't have much answers and that's part of the reason vice president -- vice president biden and senator harris have been punching, very ha

you move east, there's widespread warmth that's going to be setting up from tucson to aberdeen to peoria into the weekend, in fact, especially texas could see more record highs. but temperatures way above normal for kansas city, 82 st. louis, 81. buffalo, 9 degrees above average at 71. then as we head into next week, temperatures moderate a bit, but still fairly mild for this time >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. let's take a look at our air quality for today because we are still looking at some drifts of smoke coming in and cooler temperatur temperatures. air quality moderate for the rest of the bay area while most unhealthy in the north bay. take a look at these high temperatures. it is going to be so nice today, actually cooler than normal. only reaching into the low 70s inland with some 60s along the coast. >> and that' >> and that's your latest weather. savannah >> all right, al thank you. >>> still ahead, have you put together your holiday shopping list yet we're going to show you why it may not pay to wait for black friday this year >>> but first, these messages. whe

matt finn is live in peoria, arizona for us this morning. matt, the vice president is not the only one stumping in the state today, of course, good morning. >> that's right, sandra. former vice president joe biden and senator kamala harris will be in the phoenix area today and with just weeks before the election the president had to cancel two campaign events in the critical state of arizona. shortly after those cancellations vice president mike pence announced he would be holding a maga rally at this arizona business which manufactures items like body armor for police swat gear. also today here in arizona we expect to see vice president joe biden and senator kamala harris is campaigning in this state that historically voted republican but has become much more of a contested state this time around. trump-pence ticket won arizona in 2016. now some polls like the real clear politics average show biden ahead by 3 percentage points within the margin of error. since the president is not here today because of his battle with covid, vice president

then we will take you live to the vice president pence campaign rallies in peoria, pennsylvania. -- arizonathen the joe biden kamala harris campaign event in phoenix. after last nights vice presidential debates, changes to the presidential debate. in an interview with fox news, president trump says he will not in the presidential debate against joe biden scheduled for a week from today, this after the commission on presidential debates announced the debate would be work -- virtual. the trump campaign manager said that

he was a partisan republican from peoria, illinois. the middle of our country. he cared for his party and his party's leader. but he cared for his country, and he cared for the institution. and he respected and worked with in a positive way his fellow members. i appreciated that. i think other members appreciated that. and as a member for over 20 years on the appropriations committee, when i came there, it was a very partisan committee. and mr. conte was an extraordinary member, a passionate member, but also a before bipartisan member. and that's what we need. not bipartisan in the sense that i'm going to change my philosophy, or my republican counterpart is going to change his or her philosophy, but that we both have a philosophy that your ideas are worth listening to, as are mine. and we may disagree, but we can do so in a positive way. and that furthers the work of the congress of the united states. and our country. thank you very much for this opportunity to be with you. >> thank you very much. i appreciated your testimony. we're now going to majority w.h.i.