the presser was halted. here is the president back in. let's listen.resident trump: there was a shooting outside of the white house. seems to be well under control. i would like to thank the secret service for doing their always quick and very effective work but there was an actual shooting and somebody has been taken to the hospital. i don't know the condition of the person. seems that the person was, was shot by secret service. so we'll see what happens and, did you have something? reporter: tell us -- president trump: no details. we just found out just now t was outside of the white house, this area right over here, and they will have details for you in a little while. somebody is taken to the hospital. seems that the shooting was done by law enforcement at that person, at the suspect t was the suspect who was shot. it just took place a couple of people out side. i man named john roberts you know very well, he was outside and heard shots. reporter: [inaudible] president trump: we don't know. they were going to find out. reporter: did the individual

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we're waiting on the cal fire presser. that will start any minute, and they're going to talk about how progress is going on the fire. >> yeah, when it begins, we will go there live. in the meantime, wanted to tell you about the scu lightning complex fire, the second largest fire now in california history. it has burned from the diablo range in the east bay, over in the central valley, and it is still growing pickupping. it has now spread across 363,000 acres. it has burned parts of 7 counties including santa clara, alameda, and contra costa. more than 30 homes and other building investigation been destroyed, and officials say thousands more are still threatened. >>> and in the north way, the hsn lightning complex fire is almost just as large. it has burned 352,000 acres. the fire destroyed 937 buildings, and damaged 251 others. some evacuation orders were lifted today way, allowing people in parts of napa county to return to their homes. >> the lake county community of middletown has seen it's share of devastating wildfire

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. >> and at a presser at the white house, leveling more attacks on his predecessor. >> the reason i'm hire is because of president obama and joe biden. because if they did a good job, i wouldn't be here. >> before giving credence to yet another baseless theory, qanon. which has gained a large following on online message boards. >> i don't know much about the movement other than i understand they like me very much. which i appreciate. >> but the crux of the theory is this belief that you are secretly saving the world from this satanic cult of pedophiles and cannibals. does that sound like something you are behind? >> well, i haven't heard that, but, is that supposed to be a bad thing or a good thing? you know, if i can help save the world from problems, i'm willing to do it. >> and tonight, the woman who tried to stop trump from reaching the white house. bittersweet return for her. hillary clinton won the nomination at the last convention, delivering a warning for voters. >> for four years people have told me, i didn't realize how dangerous he was. i wish i could do it all over or wors

confirmed that the patient was one of theirs later and we were made aware of this during the covid-19 presser for fresno county and doctor race for the interim health officer saying that this virus spares no one. >>and i'm when it comes to. >>anything that i can see the it's up to her. there. >>in case it just brings home the reality that this is not even. the youngest members of our community. >>fresno county interim health officer doctor reese moore moved to tears confirming the news that no one wanted to hear covid-19 has taken the life of a child here in the central valley, the first reported case of someone younger than 18 dying due to this virus in california the california department of public health sent out a press release saying that the person was a teenager and had underlying health conditions valley children's hospital in madera confirmed that the patient was theirs and died from covid-19 complications earlier this week in their statement they say in part quote we understand how all our best efforts cannot ease the grief of our families something we wish so deeply we could lift.

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we presser evacuations that we fully evacuated the city of film. >>zy annie and then as the city of scotts valley was warned we've moved into a mandatory evacuation of the city a scotts valley we systematically evacuating folks there. as you heard earlier about 48,000 to include scotts valley that will have been evacuated by the time get through with that evacuating scotts valley. a security is also a major major concern of ours out as it is for homeowners that live in the evacuated areas so we devoted a number of personnel, it's 65 personnel just doing evacuations today. that's not to include a personal doing security and tonight just for security will have about different officers between chp and allied agencies helping us with that to look for folks that are out there things they they actually actually shouldn't at a time when people are. are hurting. moving on to the reunification if you're in and what message does it in that if you have a loved one you haven't heard from others, there's ways in which you could potentially find out how they are

minister hartzell must speech was harsher against circular when he spoke when he have this press presser with the come to a part in athens earlier today he was softer to turkey and turkey repudiated turkish foreign minister a repeat of that turkey welcomes the mediation efforts initiated by german chancellor get america and foreign minister c'mon send german foreign minister also repeated that they are afraid of any kind of any kind of potential escalation which could end up in a different way in a military. or military conflict in the region but turkey repeat that its its claims that turkey believes that greece is acting like a spoiled child of the european union because it's received unconditional support from the e.u. countries a plus turkish foreign minister warned greece again made a call saying that we shouldn't trust on the u.a.e. and other plays mainly anting to france who are trying to push you into the room. the sun will not there or there will not be an accident we will be retaliating so took his condition is very clear if it how it cools shares if we have fair share in this t

so it's too important some members of this council coalition council has held a presser since then they have said this is an effort to criminalize the work of the coalition council the only thing that we are aiming to do is to have a dialogue with the government about it transitional government. the russian doctors who 1st treated opposition leader development you say the responsible for saving his life he's being treated in germany after being flown from a side buried hospital in an induced coma on saturday doctors there say they gave novell need to correct treatment and no poison was found in his system. is gradually being restored in syria after a major gas pipeline explosion left launch parts of the country without electricity find find his have now put on the blaze the only arab gas line northeast of the capital damascus. 2 explosions in the southern philippines have killed at least 10 people several others injured and the town holo ensuite province. well those are the headlines and the news continues here on al-jazeera run off the inside story which is coming up next. what's behin

a team of baseball i am the author as the incredible docs worst really bad pirates and i'm also a presser medical student out in arizona and so i'm just bringing perspective about how to communicate with your children such a complex topic and kind of really dilute it and be able to explain it to the children all right looking for those explanations how low victim welcome back to the stream remind everybody he. everyone that i've become but i'm a psychiatrist i'm a professor of global health at harvard medical school but i'm currently actually in my home in india where i've been locked down since march i'm in india because i work with a nonprofit organization called summed up which work extensively on children and young people's mental health and i hope to bring some aspects of the science around how the pandemic by be affecting young people's mental health and what we can do about it that this comes as. welcome of the really good to have a good to have each of us as well to you can get the conversation started because i am just wondering what do we know so far about the mental impact of t

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if you >> sean: may be two pressers with in the teleprompter, i'm supposed to go to joe now. in 140 days, two, really. are they going to debate or are they going to try to duck that, too? the mob and the media are already fawning over kamala harris, they love joe, new york toilet paper times calls for a pragmatic moderate. that is another lie by the new york toilet paper times. george stephanopoulos, make-believe journalists over at fake news abc spreading the same b.s., take a look. >> kamala comments from the middle it rode moderate weighing of the democratic party, not the first choice of progressives but joe biden making this historic move as the first woman of color on a national ticket will overcome that. >> sean: that's not true, either. the mob and the media 99% state run democratic socialist fake news but yeah, totally moderate. except for her real voting record, 2019, for example. jeez to the left of bolshevik bernie sanders. and her support of, oh, yeah, medicare for all with zero chance of you having your own health care provider. no choice. i thought liberals wer

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he's put these pressers back on the schedule. do you think they are having the desired impact?evin: from the sources i speak with, they are satisfied with how the press conferences have been going. i think that surprises citizen donald trump who frequently spoke with embers of the media in new york city when he was a businessman, when he was unveiling instruction projects. you think back to some of his more private citizen struggles publicly. this is also a tactic he'd applied in that time. talking it to death, keep going, and continue to talk about it. the president has utilized attacking the media as a tool to bulldoze through, but contrast that with the strategy that the biden campaign is taking with not talking to the media, and it is two very different strategies. right now you got a front runner in joe biden, saying he's going to keep it very close to vest and talk only in very specific terms and moments, and then you've got the president saying he is going to talk nonstop. you saw in the past month and a half how his phone numbers have somewhat stabilized -- is pull numb

here we are ahead of the virtual jackson hole later this month, and then the presser decision of september the federal reserve. formalize expect to this shift in the reaction function over the last year or so? michael: i asked eric rosengren about that, and he suggested he doesn't think the fed can do much at this point. there's been a lot of talk about them changing their forward guidance and trying to tie it to inflation, and the idea that inflation could run a little hot for a while. he said that is not going to help much right now, and we may not be ready to do that. kaplan just ab short time ago, and he basically said the same thing. it seems like the fed is going to be standing by for a while. it may be that politics gets into this, and they want to stay on the sidelines as much as possible before the election, but at this point, it doesn't seem like they think they can do much to influence the course of the economy beyond what they have already done. jonathan: great to catch up, as always. this is the problem. the federal reserve has been successful in forcing financial conditions a

i say that because you may think this par snickty, when he had that presser in wilmington last week,aid the first week of august. i thought, that's an odd word choice. today is august 1. if he meant the next few calendar days he would have said next week. not the first week in august. so i may be wrong. it's got to be within the next two weeks, but i don't think it will be this week. >>> some of the reaction coming in from social media. what do we have, katherine? are there really people who are waiting for the debates to decide who they will vote for? stacy, there are. and you know, rich has interviewed many of them over the course of 17 different focus groups. you're referring, of course, to the lead segment of the program today where i expressed curiosity about this disconnect where you've got data that says swing voters like and are sticking with trump, but a mountain of data that says right now joe biden is winning this thing handily. can both be true? i think they both probably can. there's a lot of passion involved in this race and passion will call the shot. >>> also, what do

devastating, and he won't even accept a singing question if one is offered by the press, the fawning pressers to leave it at that. although it should be said just when you think new york won't rise again, it does, and we are hoping for that same sort of miraculous recovery of this city, because i plan on continuing to live here. good to see you, my friend. thank you very much. i am david asman, you are watching "the evening edit" on fox business. have a great evening, we thank you so much for watching. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. our high-energy president today continuing the trump whirlwind tour of the country. president trump today celebrating as well the hundredth anniversary of women's right toni vote in this country and at the same time he pardoned susan b. anthony for her 1873 crime of c voting all heel -- illegally. no president has ever done so, obviously, for the suffragette previous tofr him, and the presidenthe shaking his head at those presidential failures to pardon her, wondering why it took so long.

. >> it seems to me he holds these press conferences, six days in a row, pressers, lots of times witht there visible every single day. that's a contrast to biden. let's talk about the differing approaches to these two campaigns. i was called out by the rnc the other day, one of the republican national committee staffers saying, i can't wait for brian stelter to call out biden and harris for their lack of transparency and accountability to the press. trump is very accessible but he lies all the time. biden not as accessible. here's trump, you know, calling into fox news, giving an interview to sinclair this week, holding briefings. biden, on the other hand, is having very formal events, giving speeches. they're perfectly executed from a campaign point of view. but the press is asked to leave the room. we barely get to ask any questions of biden these days. i understand it is savvy campaign strategy to keep him away from questioners. john harris, don't they have to have a press conference? aren't they going to get pounded by the trump campaign and by reporters if they don't make the pre

the presser was halted. here is the president back in. let's listen.de of the white house. seems to be well under control. i would like to thank the secret service for doing their always quick and very effective work but there was an actual shooting and somebody has been taken to the hospital. i don't know the condition of the person. seems that the person was, was shot by secret service. so we'll see

now, this hour, we are going to go to the presser with the florida governor with the very latest.'s listen in. >> county line and the national hurricane center is predicting storm surge of 2 to 4 feet potentially from jupiter inlet all the way up to the beach in northeast florida. palm beach county has issued a voluntary evacuation order for zone a for mobile homes, substandard homes, or homes in flood-prone areas. those in this zone should listen to their local officials and seek shelter as appropriate. in addition to sending s

is trying to make sure that the post office is running properly, but at the same time at the same presser that post office is working very well. so house speaker nancy pelosi is calling the house back from the august recess to vote on giving $25 billion to the post office to roll back some of the changes and to make sure that it is running efficiently in time for the election. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you. perhaps a small sense of closure may come for some of the victims of the golden state killer with an emotional hearing starting later today. a four-day sentencing trial is going to begin for joseph d'angelo. he is going to receive life in prison friday, but starting today, more than 30 victims and survivors plan to tell their stories and confront him in the sacramento courtroom. he admitted to crimes targeting 40 people over two decades ending in the mid-1980s. >>> continuing the coronavirus coverage, and number of confirmed cases in the u.s. topped the 634,000 with a number of dead exceeding over 11,000. it is coming as the cdc says that covid-19 is the t

but if you recall cuomo during his coronavirus pressers kept saying he was working closely with the federal government on new york's response. yet last night he basically blamed the trump administration for everything that went wrong in new york and elsewhere over the last few months. then he went on to blame president trump for worsening the divide in the country as well. listen to this. >> only a strong body can fight off the virus and america's divisions weakened it. donald trump didn't create the initial division. the division created trump. he only made it worse. reporter: president trump was listening and he certainly didn't take it lying down. he went back on twitter blaming cuomo for the death of 11,000 people in nursing homes. as you mentioned the governor had nursing homes take in patients who had been in the hospitals, right? there are a lot of questions surrounding the future of new york right now. let's focus on that, especially new york city. virus cases are down, yes, but people are fleeing the city because of crime. businesses are not fully back up and running and the real e

is seeing very early signs of recovery >>> we're going to take you to softbank now there's been a presser that's been unfolding we've been seeing some interesting slides crossing. this is the latest i'm not quite sure what to make of what we're seeing there anyway, the one that really stood out was the company saying that cash is softbank's defense against coronavirus outbreaks offensively, they're in a defensive posture, very kirc different to unicorns flying which is what we were seeing back in may. this was the british business that softbank acquired and folded into its operations now looking at trying to realize some of the sum of its parts the latest says part of all of arm is one option for them, also bringing forward the ipo is another. now argen has been taking a look at all those numbers including the return to profit for the first quarter with a 12% rise in net income what do you make of the sale of certain parts of the assets, two-thirds of its stake in t-mobile, also what we're seeing in the update in terms of arm? >> yeah, i'll just run through some of the highlights here, ka

in that presser, did they say anything about shelters, and their capacity, given now that we are in the age of covid and people have to social distance? >> reporter: no, its one of those things where a lot of people are making do, a lot of people are going to friends, and a lot of people are camping out. we've seen a lot of camping oust going on. so i think that it's not something that is, you know, completely thought through. they're doing the best they can. but there's only so much space available. but i think as we move on in this, they're going to have a much better idea. remember, all of this really just came up about a week ago in an explosive way, and nobody expecting in like this to happen. they knew we would have big fires, but didn't know we would have these lightning-driven mega fires, but now we know the winds are coming the next two months, and that is going to be mega. and they are stretched then right now. tom, thank you. >> let's bring in bill. thankfully that red flag warning was canceled earlier today. >> yeah, yeah, things went pretty well for cal fire last night. we

now, this hour, we are going to go to the presser with the florida governor with the very latest. let's listen in. >> county line and the national hurricane center is predicting storm surge of 2 to 4 feet potentially from jupiter inlet all the way up to the beach in northeast florida. palm beach county has issued a voluntary evacuation order for zone a for mobile homes, substandard homes, or homes in flood-prone areas. those in this zone should listen to their local officials and seek shelter as appropriate. in addition to sending shelter kits with enough ppe for 10,000 floridians, the division of emergency management has prestaged 1.8 million meals and deployed staff to county emergency operation centers in the storm's path to help orchestrate response efforts. to respond to power outages, the department of management services activated its emergency telecommunications team. utilities, including florida power and light, have prepositioned workers. fpl has nearly 10 how to workers deployed and ready to respond, including more than 6,500 line and vegetation personnel. they're deplo

. >> i think the fact he did that presser at a country club. he wants to run a country club, not a country. let's say, fine, go back to your country club. when we have our voting day, fine. >> fair enough. maybe somebody should float that to him. thank you both. >>> next, we'll talk about what in the world the bizarre scene we just saw the president deliver at a golf club tonight as he took some time from his golfing weekend to address the country and his fellow golf buddies. into a smaller life? are your asthma treatments just not enough? then see what could open up for you with fasenra. it is not a steroid or inhaler. it is not a rescue medicine or for other eosinophilic conditions. it's an add-on injection for people 12 and up with asthma driven by eosinophils. nearly 7 out of 10 adults with asthma may have elevated eosinophils. fasenra is designed to target and remove eosinophils, a key cause of asthma. it helps to prevent asthma attacks, improve breathing, and can reduce the need for oral steroids like prednisone. fasenra may cause allergi

devastating, and he won't even accept a singing question if one is offered by the press, the fawning pressersould be said just when you think new york won't rise again, it does, and we are hoping for that same sort of miraculous recovery of this city, because i plan on continuing to live here. good to see you, my friend. thank you very much. i am david asman, you are watching "the evening edit" on fox business. have a great evening, we thank you so much for watching. >> he makes big-screen magic... >> he was indeed a genius. he had the eye. >> ...but his heart belongs to this tiny stage. >> they're spectacular, down to the finest detail. >> this was the place where he poured all of his love. [ woman vocalizing ] >> so how did these guys inherit his life's work? >> i was a senior in high school, and i was looking for a job that i wouldn't hate. >> you feel like you might be sitting on a gold mine? >> must their show go on? >> it would be...over. >> it would be gone. everything would be dismantled and somewhere in a dumpster. >> or will the fat lady sing? [ operatic singing ] [ door creaks ] [

that line of camel sky so to imports and some members of this council coalition council has held a presser since then they have said this is an effort to criminalize the work of the coalition council the only thing that we are aiming to do is to have a dialogue with the government about its sensational government power is gradually being restored in syria after a major gas pipeline explosion left large parts of the country without tearing through city firefighters and put out the blaze on the out of gas line northeast of the capital damascus this was the scene a few hours ago that are no details yet on what may have caused the explosion but the oil minister is suggesting it could be an act of terror 2 explosions in the southern philippines have killed at least 10 people several others are injured in the town of hollow ensuite province initial reports say a homemade bomb in a motorbike exploded close to military vehicles there's been no claim of responsibility and those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after world war one through our alliance will see in about half an

what is your reaction to what president trump just said at the presser? >> well my reaction he is 100% correct. you're not seeing this type of violence and these type of actions being taken by antifa and others in cities run by republicans. you're seeing them in cities calling for the defunding of the police departments. you're seeing them in cities that are defunding their police departments and doing away with entire units like we saw in new york city. in my district here in the 17th district of florida, you're not seeing anything like that. if you did the law enforcement here and sheriff's department here would very quickly deal with any violence that would be going on against property or people here. you're seeing this in democratic-led cities. he is absolutely correct and i commend the president for going to kenosha, wisconsin, tomorrow. i think he will be very welcome. the people who support law enforcement and support law and order would appreciate a visit by the president. elizabeth: the governor of oregon now surging police into portland to stop

the president has been teasing this the last few weeks at his presser saying big news on therapeutics coming soon. i think he's anticipating the fda would grant emergency use authorization for convalescent plasma. although it's been given to 60,000 people in this country, we don't have randomized clinical trial data and the existing data is super weak. i was encouraged actually by dr. fauci and collins standing up to the fda, standing up to what must be immense political pressure to approve this because we don't have the data. we're going to need this scientific leadership as we roll out vaccines to tell the public this is safe and effective. the fact that fauci and collins have put the brakes on this encourages me. there are adults still at work in this administration. i hope we do the clinical trials. there was an op-ed in the "washington post" a few weeks ago by four former fda commissioners desperately urging us to do the randomized clinicals to understand if it works or not. >> the president just basically directly saying that people at the fda and dr. fauci would rather not have

the other thing which we didn't hear at all during this presser, we didn't hear a single word about the people who are dying in the united states. there were 1,300 people who died yesterday and the same the day before and the day before that. that's eight 737's worth of americans dying every single day. he seemed to suggest that, oh, it's just as bad all over the world. two people died in germany yesterday. 1,300 people died in the united states. and all we hear about is how great the stock market is and 401(k). how insulting to the healthcare workers and the families of the thousands of people who are dying every day in the united states. >> it's a really important point. 162,000, more than 162,000 lives have now been lost in this country. we are quickly approaching 5 million confirmed cases. as we know, though, it is estimated by the head of the cdc that there could be ten times the number of cases here in the united states. dr. jonathan reiner, christine romans, daniel dale, jeremy diamond, thank you all for being with us, for your expertise, not the last time we will tackle this one

devastating, and he won't even accept a singing question if one is offered by the press, the fawning pressersat. although it should be said just when you think new york won't rise again, it does, and we are hoping for that same sort of miraculous recovery of this city, because i plan on continuing to live here. good to see you, my friend. thank you very much. i am david asman, you are watching "the evening edit" on fox business. have a great evening, we thank you so much for watch ♪ >> a babe who photographed babies... >> she would get them to do the craziest things. >> ...becomes a celebrity herself. >> people knew her by name. she was a pin-up. >> there were definitely stories of skiing with the kennedys, definitely a lavish lifestyle for sure. >> what was her secret? >> isn't she adorable? >> what a winner shot. >> is it still gold today? >> is this collection potentially worth six figures, seven figures? [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby, and today i'm in littleton, colorado.

. >> i think the fact that he did that presser at a country club, he wants to run a country club, not a country. let's say, fine, go back to your country club, when we have our voting day, bye. >> fair enough. maybe somebody should float that to him. senator boxer, christina, thank you both. >>> next, we'll talk about what in the world the bizarre scene we just saw the president deliver at a golf club tonight as he took some time from his golfing weekend to address the country and his fellow golf buddies. buddies. insurance so you only pay for what you need. almost done. what do you think? i don't see it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ [ind(mom)ct radio chatter] come on, hurry up! all systems go? (mission control) 5 4 3 2... and liftoff. (vo) audi e-tron. the next frontier of electric. get audi at your door remote services through participating dealers. and ask your doctor about biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i-v in certain adults. it's not a cure, but with one small pill, biktarvy fights h-i-v to help y

david: what i thought was remarkable about the presser we saw, in the course of 15 minutes he ran throughon just about everything that we've been hearing from the democrat convention, whether it was dealing with domestic policy or foreign policy. in fact, john kerry, former secretary of state was specifically mentioning several areas last night, china, isis, and iran as successes of the obama-biden administration. many people would argue they were anything but that, particularly isis which developed during the obama-biden administration. it was under the trump administration we finally got rid of the caliphate. of course the iranian deal has been another thing recognized that something benefited iranians, much more than benefited from us. is that what the president intended to do, spend the night refuting what we heard at the democratic convention? >> i think it was again, telling the american people about his achievements, about what he is doing to isolate iran. because they are the leading state sponsor of terror. it is a total paradigm shift from the obama administration where they mad

storm you can see they are the storm there that has now made landfall winds of around 175 kilometers presser is equivalent it is actually a category 2 storm a strong cat damaging winds a possibility it is making its way further north as fairly swiftly around 24 kilometers per hour 302450 millimeters of rain for some that's going to be urban flooding flash flooding river flooding the bang there are lots of very heavy rain and the storm surge you can see how wide these outer bands of the system are all the way across the gulf of mexico from that western side of the florida panhandle way facts to the northeastern corner of mexico storm a sweep its way further north becoming a depression as it pushes across arkansas gradually pushing up towards kentucky as we go on through saturday as we go want towards the weekend it will make its way out into the eastern seaboard and it could well developed back into tropical storm kate thank you very much indeed everton folks lots more still to come here on out just here we're going to see just how far mexico's economy is shrinking as the coronavirus act deep

out here live, folks just standing by, we're going to throw it back to you in the studio for the presser. >> we want to get to a live press conference right now in scotts valley. let's listen in. all right, well, of course they're giving us that update. we have our cameras there, and kris sanchez is there as well. she's going to give us an update of what they're talking about. there's still a lot being done to battle all of these fires happening in the bay area. >> good morning. i want to touch on kind of what we did last night in terms of our progress, and then a couple other things for people that are displaced right now with regards to a little bit of a time frame, you might be wondering that, as well as for animals. starting with last night we continue through the evacuation in scotts valley. again i mentioned yesterday this is population of the area -- everything west of highway -- last night and then -- >> all right, as you can see, of course, all that's going on right now, difficulty really getting a good signal with that press conference. as i said kris sanchez is there and she'l

you could see in that presser, trump doesn't know what to do.s he attack her for being black, being the daughter of immigrants from india, the racist roulette wheel was spinning in his hand. kwlirn whe he didn't know where to land. it's noteworthy. a woman said this on twitter, but she's right. when someone challenges donald trump, especially a woman, but even men, he gets rid of them. kamala challenged joe in those debates and he admired it. he likes a strong woman. he likes a strong -- even when somebody is standing up to him. i had the honor to be in the oval office. there's nothing more important than having people there who can stand up to the president. >> i want to play that moment. i want to play it for a specific reason because of something you said. paul, it's usually played in the context of, man, how could he pick her or he's so wonderful to be able to overcome this. but one thing that i saw in that moment, angela, was something paul just said, which is joe biden seemed to kind of be shocked but have admiration. even in that moment,

. >> i'm not suggesting police are not going to -- i see we're going to the presser. >> we are, absolutely. joey, stay with me. here's the attorney general of wisconsin. >> i'm going to be providing an update on the status of investigation into an officer-involved shooting incident that took place in kenosha on sunday evening. secondly, i'm also going to comment on some recent events that have taken place in kenosha. first, we're going to be providing updated information about some of the basic facts that have been learned so far in the investigation. we are able to do that at this point because this is an ongoing investigation, and some of the interviews of materiale witnesss have now been conducted. so, we now feel comfortable, consistent with the investigation, to release this information. we've sent out a press release that contains the details, but the basic facts that we can report at this time are these. on the evening of sunday, august 23rd, 2020, a kenosha police department officers were dispatched to a residence in the 2800 block of 40th street after a female caller reported her

the biggest concern i had from the presser yesterday was fda commissioner dr. stephen hahn taking the data we don't have publically and saying there's a 35% survival benefit from convalescent plasma. listen, joe, i've been giving this, as have my colleagues, to patients since the beginning of march. it's a widely available drug so the notion this therapy is now more prevalent accessible now after this emergency use authorization is not true. maybe incrementally so. but to your point, data shows there's probably a marginal benefit and not harmful but is this a miracle cure? is this saving 35 of every 100 lives a statistic the commissioner kept repeating yesterday, the answer is no. he is misbilling it, misrepresenting the reality of the data here. >> doctor, help me if you will, from what i say from that study and i just briefly looked at it and tell me -- maybe you can correct me if i'm wrong me, but it looked like the difference between 8% dying and 11% dying in some cases, 9% -- two or three percentage difference, which, of course, if you give something two o

and new tricks to determine which media organization would be allowed to enter pressers and to ask questions something as important as the press freedom and something as important. >> we have seen several events not just in apple daily. there are reports of the immigration side of thing. the department setting up the national security unit to vet for more sensitive visas and we got reporting with beijing calling for the seizure in hong kong to stop denigrating this national security legislation. what are the red lines that are being drawn right now and hong kong journalists will have more press freedoms than those in the mainland? >> we didn't see it in the past and not just in the news room break. we have last night a freelance reporter has been arrested under national security law and broadcast stations very early in the morning and immigration department that has been set up. series of events so swift and severe that it's very, very clear what the focus of beijing is in meeting this national security law and that is to put such fear in the media whether locally or internationally that rep

as joe was speaking, we are getting more details out of that presser the texas governor is having righte's point, are the biggest threat of the storm, 10 to 15 foot storm surges are expected, could go higher, particularly in the galveston area where you heard they could get up to 20 feet. and the storm would likely exit the state by midnight tomorrow. but it might be a very very different state when that happens. stay with us. you're watching coast to coast. experience the ultimate sports hub. where you can find games, news and highlights. all in one place, right on your tv. the xfinity sports zone. use your voice to search every stat and score. follow the teams you love. and, even get notifications with breaking news alerts and more. with the xfinity sports zone everybody wins. now that's simple, easy, awesome. say xfinity sports zone into your voice remote today. >>> -- today we are all one community comprised of many races, religions and ethnicities. our diverse and storied history is what makes our country strong and yet we still have so much to learn from one another. i urge people

write a underrated media - >> reporter: in a day of unforgettable moments, another surprise collin's presser morikawa's big win taking place with no fans due to covid. he celebrated in the parking lot with his girlfriend and fellow golfer katherine there's a great shot of you and your girlfriend katherine. it looked like you were in the curb in the parking lot facetiming family or something >> i wanted to give her a kiss when we were walking down to the table and one of the pga people yelled at me like, don't touch her. don't get near her >> reporter: why >> i'm like, you're kidding me i've been staying in the same hotel room we've been living together forever. >> reporter: right do you wish there'd been a crowd there? >> absolutely. i think everyone wishes there was a crowd. we miss the fans they bring literally all the energy to us the adrenaline but, you know, i know everyone was cheering on tv i could feel it. you know, i'm glad i was able to >> the tap-in to finish it t guy story how on friday his parents found a solo balloon had flown into their backyard and that balloon had the number

devastation we're expecting to get an update from baltimore fire in 5 to 10 minutes expected to hold a presserwe get it. as we watch this dramatic effort underway what we know now according to the baltimore city fire department there was a major gas explosion involving three homes north and west of baltimore's inner harbor area. according to the fire department an adult women was killed. two people taken to the hospital in serious conditions. first responders are searching through the debris by hand for anyone who might be trapped or injured. we did just see firefighters pulling someone out of the rubble. unsure of that person's condition but it appeared to be very serious. the local firefighters union tweeting that special rescue operations personnel have been called to the scene. nearly 200 personnel are on scene assisting now. the images we're seeing show the destruction of this block of row houses, firefighters digging through the debris of what was once homes. bricks and walls ripped apart. the local firefighters union tweeting at least five people were trapped in the rubble along with so