what was their turn out like in the philadelphia area in 2016? guest: the turnout in philadelphia was great for the most part. it was more the suburbs in allegheny county around pittsburgh and the suburbs around philadelphia, where you saw the turnout increases at the time. i think a lot of democrats who, you know, grew up in those places in democratic families, those were the ones that switched republican. a turnout is no worry for democrats in philadelphia -pittsburgh. probably not going to be this time, and for mail-in voting, you're seeing it is probably going to be a lot greater this time. we will go to john, in tysons corner, virginia, a republican. you are up first. caller: i will just say that if you want lower taxes, if you want less regulation, if you , if youe public safety support the second amendment, you would vote for president trump. if you support free criminals and rioting and looting and savagery, within all the big cities, then you're going to vote for biden and kamala harris. it is as simple as that. with regard to pennsylvan

julian, in his comments about northeast philadelphia, southeast philadelphia and support for the president. julian: i do not think the color is wrong at all and i think we are seeing the same thing in western pennsylvania, which is the media at large will say that pennsylvania is going to sweep joe biden into the white house in this big wave against donald trump, but i think donald trump supporters have been extremely visible in the suburbs, especially in allegheny county and up north from here in erie county. i have done reporting it. support isp invisible. joe biden supporters and biden supporters itself have cited covid-19 mitigation and cautioned the reason they are not visibly showing their support at a rallying and having big crowds. while i do agree donald trump does have that support, it might be more than everybody thinks. joe biden may be as not gotten the chance to prove how much support he has. credit: ohio, justin, supporting the president. inler: i am just calling because the guest you have is talking about joe biden making a purple, unione labor towns and whatnot. ohio, righ

in the debate stage, he said bad things happen in philadelphia. republicans have been saying it for a while. i cannot report to you much in the inner workings of the city. when he said bad things happen in philadelphia, he was referring to poll watchers denied entry into satellite offices. will argue they are not like traditional places. trump saying bad things happen and poll watchers are not allowed, poll watchers are allowed in philadelphia, they have to be certified. warningsome of these are misguided. iron river, michigan. caller: one of the things that disturbs me, when we watched throughout the summer what was happening in these big cities, i don't understand why philadelphia and pittsburgh did not ring in national guard and law enforcement in the first place. ent in the first place. it is really interesting to find out who is responsible for telling police officers to stand down and not to draw their weapons? i mean, to me it is ridiculous. people are dying, businesses are being destroyed. and the city officials are sitting back on their h

>> it is not just in philadelphia.ll around the country we have seen suburbs shift come the in then poverty, people city pushed out because of judge vacation. -- gentrification. a place, derby, which may have been white 20, 25 years ago is now largely black in their voting democrat. there's a set of economic policies that have push them there. trump at one point would have hoped, i will lose philadelphia, liz pittsburgh, but i will get everything in the middle of the state and i will get the suburbs .ome right outside but that is no longer the case. feel economic -- policies have push people out. suburb. was a now is the other places that are suburbs and they're not serving trump's interest. trump's problem is people in philadelphia, pittsburgh, they know, places like cleveland rc economic policies that have not benefited them. they're dying from covid and their friends and family members are. they don't have access to living wage jobs. i'm pennsylvania, you're going to see an interesting conversation in the middle of

still a favorite in the streets of philadelphia. i'm glad governor rendell is with us because his ability to win as governor after being mayor of philadelphia shows how important it is for biden so many years later. he has to have a strong turnout in philadelphia, better than secretary clinton did in 2016. he needs to eat into that quiet support for trump in the suburbs around philadelphia that we saw in 2016, because president trump may still have enormous turnout in western and central pennsylvania. so going to scranton, northeastern side of the state, getting the democrats back, make sure the suburban voter and even some moderate republicans go to biden, that will be the calculus, that's the way he wins. >> congresswoman dean, bob costa just set us up. you flipped a house seat that had been firmly republican for a decade. what makes you think this can happen again this year for joe biden? what about suburban voters, what about the women? >> first of all, welcome back, you are so beloved here, welcome back to your philadelphia roo

alexandra galarza de telemundo philadelphia no tiene el último.metal y por las tablas de madera como lo ve en este target en philadelphia. la policía de philadelphia dice que los establecimientos grandes son los que se han visto afectados al menos durante los últimos dos días. >>> esta tarde el alcalde de philadelphia dio una orden de toque de queda así como declaración por desastre y emergencia de parte del gobernador . >>> estos individuos no hacen nada más que agotar nuestros preciosos recursos. fueron palabras de la comisionada de la policía de philadelphia en el tercer día de saqueo, vandalismo y violencia en varios vecindarios de philadelphia. >>> desafortunadamente estas personas rompieron la ley y deben ser encarcelados como criminales por el simple hecho de que ese no es la solución al problema. este residente manifestó su frustración y explica que el toque de queda aunque necesario, afecta a su familia >>> desafortunadamente esto nos afecta más de lo que pensamos >>> este señor residente del norte de la ciudad indica sentirse intimidado

and co-founder of philadelphia housing action welcome jennifer. area. all right jennifer therof a lot packed here in philadelphia as you know has a very long and sordid history of housing and security and a public housing arm but hasn't exactly always worked with the best interests of low income residents could you briefly explain the history and what brought housing advocates to the streets in the 1st place. so the housing authority in philadelphia has what are called battered by units what are regular units outside of the traditional public housing complexes and over decades a lot a lot of these illnesses in the last that it was able to go out they don't really have them and move people in so what did created a neighborhood particularly parts of it out where we are chance on the lot with the taliban a lot of neighborhoods there had high concentrations of the standard by units are just blighted by these units and they just sit with boards and then after they be elaborated another for them to say they're not viable they sell them off private developers

poll watchers in polling places just in philadelphia. yeah, what could possibliy go wrong? republican party officials in pennsylvania closely studied the voting in the last election and the primary election to prepare themselves for all the different ways they're going to try to get people ballots disqualified now in the general election. that's like democratic officials to read up their efforts to try to teach voters how to fill out or submit and sign their ballots perfectly. we know republicans will be looking for any way and any reasons to get your ballots thrown out. this is the season. this is how they are competing this year. sure, they like people to vote but more than that, they want your vote. they want your votes either not casted or never counted. it is republicans against voting and everybody else voting against them. pennsylvania specifically where clinton lost to trump in 2016, less than 3 quarters of a percent. they are leaning so hard on the vote or trying to nationally demonize the whole idea of democratic votes in phila

then i heard the philadelphia caller call in.rted screaming and raving, don't tell us how to do things. you don't know it's happening in philadelphia. weess the tv is lying to us, are seeing the riots in the business is being burned to the ground. we do know what the hell is going on in philadelphia. we have a right to our opinions. what is happening in philadelphia and a lot of the other big cities are democratically-controlled that are being destroyed. i'm a lifelong democrat myself. where i have gotten to the point where i am frustrated is in 2016 we cast our ballots. but even when bernie sanders runs, hillary clinton got the superdelegates. host: are you undecided? you sound like you know you are voting for. caller: after listening to the back on conversations, i am leaning strongly towards the president. i will tell you what. when i hear people blaming him for different things -- i will give you an example. the cost of living has gone up. part of that is because of the pandemic. how was the president responsible for that? th

a lot happening in the city of philadelphia, people just waking up.u read details, saw the video you have on the air a second ago. what do you make of the situation so far? >> this is troubling and problematic. we need to refer to the teacherable moments, the aftermath of george floyd passed away. we had riots that plagued the country in new york, seattle, portland and chicago and it was to no avail. it amounted to property damage and socioeconomic impoverishment in these areas. look at what happened in philadelphia, it is not taking us to a plausible solution. it is separating us and bring us to a worse place. jillian: how are officers trained to respond if someone is coming at them with a knife? >> traditionally what you want to do, not neutralize the threat as quickly and safely as possible. mini's beak to the introduction of a taser into this equation but when you look at the video in this particular mentality the officers didn't have much time or space to act. this was what they felt was the most mechanism to use to neutralize the situation. when

philadelphia. we've got 13 days.lucky number. 13 days until the most important election of our lifetimes. and you don't have to wait for november 3rd to cast your ballot. you've got two ways to vote right now. number one, you can vote early in person through next tuesday. how many people -- anybody here voted early already? [ cheers and honking ] if you haven't just go to iwillvote.com/pa and find out where you can vote early. number two, you can vote from home with a mail-in ballot. just go to iwillvote.com/pa to request your ballot right away. and before you send it back, pennsylvania's got this thing where you've got to use both envelopes. so you've got to read the directions carefully to make sure your vote counts. and if you've already voted, then you've got to help your friends and family make a plan to vote. take them with you if you vote early or if you vote in person on election day. because this election requires every single one of us to do our part. and what we do these next 13 days will matter for decade

and co-founder of philadelphia housing action welcome jennifer. there is. great jennifer there is a lot packed here and philadelphia as you know has a very long and sordid history of housing insecurity and a public housing arm that hasn't exactly always worked with the best interest of low income residents could you briefly explain the history and what brought housing advocates to the streets in the 1st place. yes so that i wasn't already a lot out there as what are gathered by unit what are regular units outside of the service. and over decades a lot a lot of these units in the last that it was able to go out they don't really have the people then. created. neighborhood particularly parse it out where we are camped on the lot with the taliban a lot of their high high concentrations of the status by units are just blighted by these units and they just sit with boards and then after they be elaborated enough for them to say they're not viable they sell them off private developers and. kind of the profit of a student at the same time they are the 13 are going

a major corridor in philadelphia was under complete assault.t 7:59, stated we lost, we don't have police officers engaged, this was going on all over the city. police officers are doing the best they can. they are not arresting, rioters and looters not getting it underhand because of lack of leadership at the top. >> let's go back to win this unfolded and talk about walter wallace junior's family. they condemned the looting, they also said this, listen. >> based on what i saw in the video they did not have to use deadly force or anything, they may have responded differently. they had a gun and that is what they used, they used ainsley:'s. >> they did not have to haters. what do you know about this? >> he's not wrong in his assessment. this relates back to the front the police. because of budget cuts these officers did not have tasers. you want police to use nonlethal methods and arresting suspects. they couldn't use it because they didn't have it because of budget cuts. think about that was a life is lost because of saving money. the officers d

i live in northeast philadelphia. he can stop with the nonsense. you have your pockets of people allowing the proud boys. we are going to stand out in the rain. day but we wet for a are not going to get soaked for another four years with this guy. , let's talk routh about gun issues in pennsylvania. the second amendment and those that would like to see some reform. how does that play out and where? guest: i think it plays out in a couple of ways. i want to mention this week marked the two-year anniversary of the tree of life massacre, the worst anti-semitic attack on u.s. soil in history. it happened in pittsburgh. that sparked a lot of calls for change to gun laws that never happened. that is different than the topic of talking about protecting the second amendment in the rural counties that matter so much. there is a lot of important second amendment here. that is clear. to help gun laws impacted the election, i'm not sure. there have been so many issues that have taken precedence in pennsylvania. you see it in poland all the time. gun laws and g

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i will review the director from philadelphia police as follows.y order of the deputy police commissioner philadelphia police will respond to priority calls early, this means no calls for disturbance, missing person, stolen vehicle, burglary or theft will be answered. i ask the question again. if i am a cop how do i do my job? >> this is the fourth largest police department in the country and i got to tell you as someone who was a spokesperson for a national police organization typically view these issues through a lens of sensitivity as well as fact base and the fact that fairly clear. the police from what we've seen ordered the young man to put the knife down and continued to move toward the police. the police could legitimately from one it appears be able to argue they feared for their life. when we see the unrest in the city where people continue to say this was a racial justice issue it clearly is not. your writing, you losing has nothing to do with racial justice. what you are doing is marginalizing a lot of owners of businesses throughout th

philadelphia, we got 13 days.lucky number right here. 13 days until the most important election of our lifetimes. and you don't have -- you don't have to wait for november 3rd to cast your ballot. you've got two ways to vote right now. number one, you can vote early in person through next tuesday. anybody people voted here early already? [ cheers ] [ horns honking ] >> if you haven't, just go to i will vote.com. you can vote from home with a mail-in ballot. just go to iwillvote.com/pa to request your ballot right away. before you send it back, pennsylvania's got this thing where you got to use both envelopes. so you got to read the directions carefully to make sure your vote counts. if you've already voted, then you got to help your friends and family make a plan to vote. take them with you if you vote early. or if you vote in person on election day, because this election requires every single one of us to do our part. and what we do these next 13 days will matter for decades to come. now, last time i was in phila

overhead there is sort of a tense call on the streets here of west philadelphia this evening after we saw very. some scenes of looting. and some scenes of very strong protests last night here but this is clearly a city that is on edge because a lot of people are quite frankly. upset and they want justice and they feel that many here at this protest that we've been talking to since we arrived here all say the that they feel that in his killing was certainly unjustified we did hear from the police department a lot more questions than answers still they have not released the identity of the 2 officers that were involved and also there's no indication from the police on why they felt they had to use lethal force when mr wallace was several meters away from the officers and allegedly holding a knife when his parents his mother called police saying that he was had mental troubles and was calling for some sort of intervention but said that his mother said that he was under no threat to anybody philadelphia's already had suffered a summer of protests and violence many of them linked to claims

there is active looting happening in philadelphia.behind me, we are in the walmart plaza looking at a couple stores that have been looted and folks coming out of this 5 below store, running out of the store with bags in hand. we've seen that all over this neighborhood. it continues to go on. there are police pretty much everywhere. a lot of bike cops, police and helicopters but it is not stopping these leaders, they are creating traffic jams and parking lots and we saw people stealing dozens of tvs from a walmart earlier this morning, living at a target, footlocker, dollar general and we are seeing that heavy police presence that philadelphia pd promised they would have tonight but not stopping these looters who are working in small groups and hitting up these stores as soon as they see the cops move away. this comes hours after walter wallace junior family pleaded with the public not to lose or commit violence. >> burning up stores where i live, it is uncalled for, it really is and the people doing it are not helping me and my family

both counties of west pennsylvania or philadelphia, we could see that flip and then i think cumberland in the center area map is going to look largelythe same . most of the county that are red or blue in 2012 and 2016 will remain so there are about five or six counties that could flip back and i think once the overall margins everywhere across the state so as president is able to dofive or six percent better even in traditionally red county , that could help makeup the difference from 2016 .>> will go to gary in philadelphia supporting the president, good morning . >> so you're never going to change the layout you and pittsburgh, they're always going to be democratic strongholds, always have been . that's consistent but what we will see in pennsylvania is one, a lot of trump supporters are going to come out and say it because there's a lot of violence against trump supporters. people have had their homes damaged, their signs taken away, attacks on the streets. you see jews in new york getting attacked when they are jewish for trump so there's a lot of violence and negative stances but

jillian: we begin with a fox news alert out of philadelphia. more than 20 people have been arrested and 30 officers are hurt after riots break out after a black man is killed by police. they say he was holding a knife. >> jackie ibanez joins us live. good morning. >> protesters protest over the officer involved shooting started peaceful but tense. watch. [crowd chanting] >> residents marching through the streets demanding police reform and gathering outside a local precinct. violence erupting with protesters looting, throwing bricks and roxette officers, sitting a cruiser on fire. even running a cop over. plowing through an intersection. the injured officer was taken to the hospital and is now in stable condition with a broken leg. the driver of that car was reportedly arrested. the unrest started when police responded to a call about a man with a knife. the man later identified as 27-year-old walter wallace junior, reportedly approached the two officers with the weapon as they ordered him to drop it. we need to lend difference to police office

philadelphia, we have 13 days. that is our lucky number. 13 days until the most important election of our lifetimes. and you don't have to wait for november 3 to cast your ballot. you've got two ways to vote right now. number one, you can vote early in person through next tuesday. how many people -- anybody here voted early already? [applause] if you haven't, just go to iwillvote.com/pa. can votewhere you early. number two, you can vote from home with a mail-in ballot. iwillvote.com/pa to request your ballot right away. before you send it back, pennsylvania has this thing where you have to use both envelopes. you have to read the directions carefully to make sure your vote counts. if you have already voted, you have to help your friends and family make a plan to vote. take them with you if you vote early or if you vote in person on election day because this election requires every single one of us to do our part. what we do these next 13 days will matter for decades to come. last time i was in philadelphia, i was a

was in philadelphia, i was at the constitution center. was delivering a speech for the democratic national convention this year. i said during that speech, i have sat in the oval office with both of the men who are running for president. and they are very different people. thoughtned that i never donald trump would embrace my vision or continue my policies but i did hope for the sake of the country that he might show some interest in taking the job seriously. but it has not happened. he has not shown any interest in doing the work or helping anybody but himself and his friends or treating the presidency like a reality show he can use to get attention. by the way, even then, the tv ratings are down. you know that upsets him. but the thing is, this is not a reality show. this is reality. with the consequences of him proving incapable of taking the job seriously. at least 220,000 americans have died. businesses00 small -- more than 100,000 small businesses have closed. millions of jobs gone. our proud reputation around the world is in tatter

then i heard the philadelphia caller call in. she started screaming and raving, don't tell us how to do things. you don't know it's happening in philadelphia. weess the tv is lying to us, are seeing the riots in the business is being burned to the ground. we do know what the hell is going on in philadelphia. we have a right to our opinions. what is happening in philadelphia and a lot of the other big cities are democratically-controlled that are being destroyed. i'm a lifelong democrat myself. where i have gotten to the point where i am frustrated is in 2016 we cast our ballots. but even when bernie sanders runs, hillary clinton got the superdelegates. host: are you undecided? you sound like you know you are voting for. caller: after listening to the back on conversations, i am leaning strongly towards the president. i will tell you what. when i hear people blaming him for different things -- i will give you an example. the cost of living has gone up. part of that is because of the pandemic. how was the president responsible for

in a west philadelphia neighborhood.s say they responded to the area, reports of an armed man, found wallace walking around with a nice. they say they ordered him to drop the weapon but he continued moving toward the officers, and then each of the two officers fired at him seven different times. wallace was pronounced dead at a hospital. his father told the "philadelphia inquirer" at his son was on medication, been struggling with some mental health issues, and protesters and the family have been demanding answers as to why a nonlethal force like a taser wasn't used instead. does two officers have now been placed on desk duty pending an investigation. the d.a. is promising a thorough investigation that includes reviewing body cam footage that has not yet been released. listen. >> part of our task is to make sure we don't just have some of the information, we have all of it. we don't have just some of the information, we have all of it. >> again, police are on the streets right now, trying to get people out of this area.

back here and philadelphia we expect a news conference at 4:00 p.m.family of walter wallace to talk about the body camera footage that the family viewed this morning. >> leland, thank you. the real clear politics polling average has president trump trailing joe biden by just a few points in pennsylvania and some of that is even closer to that now that the president is blaming philadelphia's democratic mayor in the wake of violent protests. the story continues. >> it's a terrible thing. what i'm witnessing is terrible and frankly that the mayor or whoever it is that's allowing people to riot and dilute and not stop them is just a horrible thing. >> harris: democratic nominee joe biden is condemning the violence as unacceptable. >> there is no excuse whatsoever for the looting and the violence. none whatsoever. i think being able to protest is totally legitimate and reasonable. there are certain things we will have to do and that is how we deal with, how do you diminish the prospect of legal shooting and circumstances of the one we saw. >> harris: for a

>> we are seeing the polls are showing people from philadelphia, and in philadelphia and central pennsylvaniain pennsylvania. jillian: thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. you can watch special coverage on sunday morning. todd: we will be wearing the same outfits. jillian: it is 19 minutes after the are from debate rival to future cabinet member, pushing for a biden administration. todd: a halloween unlike any other. of fun but safe holiday weekend. ♪ no is going to save you ♪ from the beast about to bite ♪ you know it's thriller ♪ expecto patronum! and action. 16 people died! did he catch our bad guy? we're know as the charmed ones. you got one day to show me what you got. i want to fight. you need us harry. what a goal! bockey ball, hockey ball, you name it ball. i'm gonna be ready. just say show me peacock into your xfinity voice remote or download the app today. jillian: elizabeth warren eyeing a position in joe biden's cabinet should he win next week. the messages and senator wants to be treasury secretary. warrants it would be a risk to nominate biden, the move would face opposit

we will show you the full video and monitor the situation on the ground in philadelphia and take you there throughout the hour. also, we are following both presidential campaigns. today, joe biden actually managed to leave his basement bunker for a tiny rally in georgia, look at your screen around 30 people, that was it that his event in georgia and meanwhile, the president held three massive rallies today including different states, one in michigan, one in wisconsin, and one about to start right now in omaha, nebraska. we will dip in that rally throughout the night tonight, but look at your screen, tens of thousands of supporters braving the cold and the rain waiting in line for hours just to see the president speak. this is happening at every stop that he has, which brings us to a very important observation with just seven days to go until election day. democrats, allies, they media mob are doing everything they can possibly do to demoralize voters especially supporters of the president and despite major progress in our fight against covid-19 including advancements that are huge an

why don't they want to have poll watchers in philadelphia?wrong with people watching the votes. they don't want to have poll watchers. in philadelphia, which is notorious for what goes on, we want poll watchers. they won't let us have poll watchers. why won't they let you have a poll watcher? what's wrong -- >> we should note trump's campaign has already come under fire for video taping voters dropping off ballots in philadelphia. i appreciate you joining us. >> thank you, john. >> thank you, larry. you're using very pointed words in the statement, proud boys, goon squads. what's your concern about what could happen there in philadelphia? >> well, philadelphia is a battlefield, and it is the biggestal battlefield in what is possibly the most important battleground state. we are aware of that. and what we are seeing in philly, which is a diverse town s a tremendous turnout. this is a city that's about 7 out of 8 people are democrats. so, it is true that some bad things may happen. but they are bad political things for donald trump. they are no

being someone from philadelphia? >> so, philadelphia's my adopted home.ttsburgh and i sometimes say the only bigotry my parents raised me with was bad things happen in philadelphia and it's bad place. and that's simply not true. i love philadelphia. we have more than 1.1 million eligible voters in philadelphia. republicans, democrats, independents and others. we want all of them to cast their vote. >> there is a rivalry between these two cities. there you are bridging the gap in pennsylvania. al schmidt, thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you. >>> as the president is raising doubts he'll agree to changes to the next two debates, the moderator is about to speak. just between us, you know what's better than mopping? anything! at the end of a long day, it's the last thing i want to do. well i switched to swiffer wet jet and its awesome. it's an all-in-one so it's ready to go when i am. the cleaning solution actually breaks down dirt and grime. and the pad absorbs it deep inside. so, it prevents streaks and haze better than my old mop. plus, it's s

lou: and the mainstream media tonight will be focusing on philadelphia.ce in the street, more rioting, more vandalism and looting. of and there doesn't seem to be any leadership in the, particularly the inner city of philadelphia. what is, what is the message that must be commune caughted -- communicated to young men and women who are participating in this under the aegis, the influence of the black lives matter organization? after all, a marxist organization, but they don't seem to care. >> well, you know, i was looking at something late last night, and it was from malcolm x. and malcolm x said during times of trouble or racism trouble, you have a lot of black leaders that sometimes become proactive rather than -- become reactive rather than proactive. because what happened in philadelphia was terrible, but at the same time, there's another side to that story. he had a knife. and i'm not saying anyone should be killed, but he had a knife. but yet you have people that's now going to try to justify it, and you can't. you know, i'm not sure exactly what you

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philadelphia undersiege.ing out of control following the fatal police shooting of a black man. how police can get the city back under control. ted williams will join us with more on that next. >> it's emotionally taxing to think about how you could call for assistance and wind up with the people who you called killing you. i can't even conceive the concept. i just can't. ♪ limu emu and doug. and if we win, we get to tell you how liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need. isn't that what you just did? service! ♪ stand back, i'm gonna show ya ♪ ♪ how doug and limu roll, ya ♪ ♪ you know you got to live it ♪ ♪ if you wanna wi... [ music stops ] time out! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >> sandra: the bottom of the hour. time for top stories. philadelphia seeing protests and looting a second straight night after police shot and killed a black man they saw holding a knife. pennsylvania governor has deployed the national guard to help contain the vi

curfew in philadelphia.t's not enforced. we are seeing people walking around and driving around. let's look around west philadelphia. this is 52nd and market. this is 100 police officers at this intersection. they have riot gear ready too go. they are here to prevent riots or looting. this area was ripped apart by looters on monday. talking about local, minority owned businesses. ransacked and destroyed. keep in mind, this is walter wallace's neighborhood. it's hard to understand why these looters are attacking their own. we have seen violent clashes with police and 30 cops injured. the governor called out the army national guard. they are supposed to arrive friday or saturday. hundreds will be deployed to help the local police here to protect property and prevent any looting from happening. they will provide assistance because the police have been the target of a lot of violence. as of right now nothing like what we have seen in the last 2 days. we heard gunfire nonstop last night. right now it's a wait and

new state and national polls and violence and looting in philadelphia. we will go live there shortly as authorities brace for another night of protests after the fatal police shooting of a black man. president trump and joe biden continue to campaign in vastly different ways as we enter the final week before election day. the massive sell-off on wall street tied to investors and the fears of the new coronavirus surge. and its effects on the global economy. we begin with politics. joe biden sticking close to home, voting and making remarks about the coronavirus in wilmington, delaware. president trump is in arizona tonight trying to keep what was once a reliable republican state from turning blue. he is making a speech right now and goodyear following an earlier appearance in bullhead city. tomorrow, but the president joe biden campaign in florida. chief white house correspondent john roberts is here tonight. good evening, john. >> good evening tio. the president of course has made law and order a big part of his campaign. he appeared to agree with pennsy

there was visible anger on the streets of philadelphia. looting multiple businesses. the white house had said they are prepared to deploy federal resources to enforce the law. in a statement released on tuesday, joe biden and kamala harris said... at the same time, they added, addressing the looting... it's above all another tragic early end to a black life in america, of a father, twin and son, leaving another city on edge. the founder of a cult—like group in the united states has been sentenced to 120 years in jail after being convicted of sex trafficking and other crimes. keith raniere was the founder of the invm group, forcing women to have sex with him and branding them with his initials. the bbc‘s tim allman reports. in some ways, it's dehumanising. keith raniere described himself as a motivational speaker, a self—help guru who wanted to make the world a better place. the stage actor who goes out on stage can touch each individual in the audience and every performance is different because of that human—to—human contact. what the worl

he was a new york correspondent for the philadelphia press. that was great time for news, i forget how many daily papers new york had. philadelphia had 15 daily newspapers in the 1890s, and everything was very competitive. e.j. edwards heard this story, this rumor going around, and he found the out the name of one of the doctors, the source of this rumor. it was actually the dentist who had administered the anesthesia. so he went to the dentist and played a little trick, i think within the fair bounds of journalism of the time. he kind of let on that edwards knew more about the story than he did, and he said i understand that an operation was performed on the president, that he had a cancerous tumor removed, and this was performed on benedict's yacht, and the dentist said, well, somebody on the boat must have told you all that and went on to spill the beans and confirmed the operation and named a couple of doctors. and on august 29th, now about two months after the operation, edwards published the story in the philadelphia press under the head

if this is happening in philadelphia, last i checked is in philadelphia, that could be bad sign for thete for joe biden, regardless of his scranton ties. it is not just there, it is happening in cities in california. there are also co-protests and reaction to this killing. >> dana: yeah. and greg, you hate to see it, but you have to prepare for it because you know it has happened, we've seen it happen right before our very eyes, including yours. >> greg: yeah. i mean, we hear a lot about the victim who was killed, he was armed and violent criminal, i believe awaiting trial for a violent assault. he had put a gun to a woman's head previously, that was in the past. on october 21, harold preston, officer in houston, a police officer for 41 years. he was shot and killed in a domestic disturbance, i bring that up, in both instances with the police in philadelphia and the late harold preston, they arrived first and dealt with the risk. one incident, it went one way and led to rioting and looting, which have nothing to do with racial injustice, has to do with opportunity for looting. the other