thank you for being here. >> mayo, sara. >> sara so hard to see that all right. >> this morning, donald trump already making baseless claims about the debate and russian president vladimir putin making a very surprising claim about who he backs in the u.s. election sunday a two-hour whole story special, the candidates and the record on the key issues of the election season. what does their past tell us about how they will lead the whole story with anderson cooper sunday starting at 8:00 on cnn. >> you're telling people about the new experience insurance marketplace, experienced shop with over 40 top providers to find you a really great rate that sounds may zain and on average you could save over $800. >> i'm ready to save over start now at experience.com slash car because you have, you always had trouble losing weight and keeping same discover the power of we go what we gobi. i lost 35 pounds as some lost over 46 pounds we go and i'm keeping the weight off. we go via helps you lose weight and keep it off i'm reducing my risk. >> we gouvia is the only fda for weight management medicine t

sara: i like that song.all in on winning her husband did other term the former first lady shared her white house vision with "fox & friends" and earhart. >> i think the team around you is very, very important. , very, very important. they need to have the same vision, they need to be in the white house for the right reasons not for their own agendas. >> the former first lady also calling out the media for brandy and her husband a threat to democracy. >> is it really shocking that all this egregious violence goes against my husband, especially that we hear the leaders from the opposition party and mainstream media branding him as a threat to democracy, calling him by names. they're only fueling a toxic atmosphere. sara: such an important point after two assassination attempts on truck, the mainstream media is going all in on threat narrative but melania trump is the one who is getting called out. take a listen. >> cnn went on saying mrs. trump is mistaken political violence is not the fault of the mainstream

sara, good morning.ctims of the shooting because describing what happened here in the five points south area of birmingham us, a horror movie. the shooting happened just after 11 on saturday night when this popular area, which is full of restaurants, night clubs, pubs, and live music took venues, was crowded with people just trying to have a good time cnn has obtained video showing what the scene was like here saturday night, just moments after the shooting and before we hope go to the video, we need to warn our viewers that it may be disturbing for some people you can see, the video captures the scene of panic and chaos and shows at least three people lying on the ground as police lights flash in the background. one of those celebrating that night was gabriel salami, a 24-year-old who says he was at the end of a line outside on establishment here in the five points south area, when the shooting began, let's take a listen i start running for my life and i heard the shots not even three seconds in the run

>> that's right, sara. the s.e.c.s charging cassava sciences and two former executives over misleading claims related to its alzheimer's drug that's in development. and the company and the two former executives will pay more than $40 million to settle these claims with the s.e.c. that stock down about 11% right now, sara. >> okay. thank you very much for pointing it out. >>> meantime, a trio of titans of their industry hitting fresh all-time highs today. for ibm and caterpillar, it's the latest milestone in a great year. both stocks up more than 30% so far this year. mcdonald's, meanwhile, only up 2% for the year, but the fast food giant is seeing its sixth straight day of gains. the company announced its raising its dividend yesterday and three of the four traders on the desk today think it's the most compelling pick of the three, dan, why? >> well, it's kind of random, the three names, other than the fact -- >> titans. >> i don't love buying breakouts. when you look at this mcdonald's chart, it failed at $300 two ti

sara. all right. thank you, john, for lives.ut short this morning, the community of winder, georgia is mourning the deaths of two students and two teachers who were shot by a teenage gunman the apalachee high school 14-year-old mason schumer, horn, family and friends told the new york times it mason enjoyed reading. he liked telling jokes, playing video games, and he was looking forward to an upcoming family trip to disney world before he was shot dead in his classroom, 14-year-old christian and gulotta, older sister tells local media her brother was please sweet and caring. and one of his friends who happened to miss school yesterday, was absolutely devastated when he found out that his friend had been killed when, are started crying and i just got mad because why would you just shoot innocent people that use it now? >> and he's actually like a sweet person. you know, like class clown. he was going to those and he was funny. i don't believe it like, oh, believe that's true that he's dead and there's a go fund me and his name. >

as for the really such success of sara vhnechta and the alliance, it was also predicted, because saranect takes a large number of votes from the left, from the left, and by the way, in saxony. the federal government was led by christian democrats, and by the way, the head of this government, he opposed aid to ukraine, because it was mikhail krejchmar, because it was the general line in this land, in turing, where now the alternativeists won with such a result, the government was led by the left, there was a prime minister, bode ramelov, one of the leaders of the left party, and by the way... all sociological polls in züringei on the eve of the elections, they showed that the majority of people there wanted to see ramylov as the next prime minister of this federal land, only this did not coincide with their attitude towards the left party itself, they liked ramelov and liked the sariknekh alliance, this is also important and nothing particularly increased there in these from the point of view of the left force, because the left simply lost everything, well, sara wegehnek, who was one o

as for sara vhne's really such success. and her alliance, it was also predicted, because sara wechnechtkes a large number of votes from the left, from the left, and by the way, in saxony the federal government was headed by christian democrats, and by the way, the head of this government, he spoke out against aid to ukraine, because it was mi- mikhail krejchmar, because it was the general line in this land, in züring, where they won so much now. with such a result of the alternative party, the government was led by leftists, the prime minister was bode ramelov, one of the leaders of the left party, and by the way, all sociological surveys in thuringia on the eve of the election showed that the majority of people there wanted to see ramelov as the next prime minister - the minister of this federal land, only this did not coincide with their attitude towards the left party itself, they liked ramelov and liked sara baknekh's alliance, this is also important, because there nothing... especially did not increase from the point of view of left power, because the left simply lost everything ,

i'm john berman with sara sidner. f is for friday and this is cnn new central we begin with breaking news for you. we're standing by for expected 14-year-old shooter, colt gray, to make his first court appearance in georgia. he is charged with murdering two students and two beloved teachers at his high school less than 48 hours ago, very soon we will see him before a judge, his father has now been taken into custody to charge as well in those counties colin gray is the second father in the united states history to face manslaughter charges stemming from a child mass shooter. the first was michigan father james crumbley, who was convicted after his son opened fire at oxford high school, killing four people. gray is however, the first father now two also faces second degree murder charges. let's get straight to cnn's rafael romo outside the court there in georgia. rafael first, can you give us some sense of how this hearing for the 14-year-old will happen in the next hour. >> yes, sara, good morning to you. the hearing

sara. >> a busy week ahead for donald trump as well. he's expected to travel to north carolina and wisconsin meanwhile, his defense team is getting ready for a court hearing in his election subversion case. the first since the supreme court's ruling giving trump broad immunity, it comes after the former president claimed he had a right to interfere in the election. cnn's steve contorno joining us now, what all is he saying in that context? he was talking about the 2020 election? >> yeah. trump in this interview, sara suggesting that not only do these superseding charges and all the indictments against him help him politically. but that that he had quote, every right to interfere in the 2020 election. take a listen to what he said in an interview that aired over the weekend it's so crazy that my poll numbers go up whoever heard you get indicted for interfering with a presidential election where you are have every right to do it you get indicted and you poll numbers go up trump also weighed in over the weekend on these israeli hostages th

sara steve contorno. thank you so much for your reporting, larry, appreciate you this morning, john. >> all right. with us now, democratic strategist, matt bennett and cnn senior political commentator scott jennings. but i just want to start very quickly with what donald trump said because i can think of a time when job biden was still a democratic nominee, were donald trump saying, i had every right to interfere in the election, might become a big deal in the election how much do you think election interference in his attempts to overturn the results are playing right now? >> yeah, you know, to your point, john, it's very clear that the harris campaign has not made that a central plank in their argument in this race. and i think that's probably wise the biden campaign ran on that in 2020 and it worked in the restoring the soul of america i think what we were seeing by the end of the kind of biden run here was that that was no longer resonating as deeply as it had been it's amazing. i mean, trump is threa

sara. >> all right. thank you, john, as we wait to see the father of the accused shooter in the school shooting in georgia? come into court there is plenty of politics at play here. we have also gotten some new information on kamala harris and her huge cash advantage right now, her campaign said it raked in 361 million in august, nearly triple that of donald trump's fundraising haul of $130 million the harris campaign now $404 million in cash reserves, the trump team working with 295 million dollars in its stockpile at this moment, joining us now cnn political commentator and republican strategist, shermichael singleton also former campaign manager for president obama's 2012 presidential campaign. jim messina. thank you, gentlemen, for being here. i want to begin with the big money haul we will get to that. but but because of what's happening and because of what we have been seeing these, these just mind numbing pictures of a child going into court i'm 14-years-old charges in adult and all of the parents

i mean, what do you think, sara?etter right now. >> last year. >> least grown out his hair. >> yeah. >> he's not wearing a hoodie. >> no. >> he ditched the hoodie a while ago, i guess. >> oversized t-shirt thing. >> working out a lot. >> he looks great. well done at 40 years old or whatever he is. he's looking well. >> all right. >> i was going to say. >> please. >> when it comes to meta, the street they might as well call reality the other bets because that's kind of the way the street views it in terms of alphabet with its other bets. it shows you this is a company that doesn't operate in a world of really difficult tradeoffs. they can kind of do it all. or they can have another bout of efficiency even though they're saying it's always the air of efficiency. you can modulate that if you want to. >> maybe they should have changed the name to other bets instead of meta. >> yeah. >> kind of stuck with the name. >> lot less to talk about in the metaverse. >> it's good you would think management is not succumbing to the

sara all right. >> ahead.ew details this morning about a previous investigation into the teenage suspect in that awful georgia school shooting over online threats, he made last year, according to authorities former republican congresswoman liz cheney, announcing she will vote for kamala harris in november and she's urging swing state voters to, do the same those stories and more ahead this cnn business update is brought to you by e-trade from morgan stanley, trade commission free he today with no account minimums power e-trade award-winning trading app makes trading easier with its customizable options chain, easy to use tools and paper trading to help sharpen your skills. you can stay on top of the market from wherever you are. e-trade from morgan stanley, selling your home realtor dot com's real choice selling. let's you choose from multiple agent proposals. because when agents competing you when don't all have to do that, not really trust the number one real estate professionals trust download the realtor.c

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sara may have issues with her audio.olumn this morning. interested in terms of the buttons and different things you're going to be able to do, but what is your sense, having done so many reviews through the years in terms of how motivated consumers are going to be to go out and buy this new phone >> look, apple used to do their s models, incremental change from the previous generation they stopped doing that and going to the full numbers. this is an s model when you look at the hardware changes this is not a significant hardware this is important to look at in terms of how important the software is. sure, they're not going to have the ai-features on day one i think that's actually okay i don't think that many people -- i know we're going to have dan on here -- i do not think that many people are running out to buy these phones for ai they are running out to buy these phones because they need to upgrade from an older phone so when you look at what they're upgrading from, if that's a two, three, four-year phone they're get

sara. all right? >> yesterday, two charges against donald trump were dropped in that same case in georgia what does that mean for the case going forward somewhat of an awkward ruling because judge scott mcafee doesn't technically have jurisdiction over trump's portion of the case. >> so these three counts which were trump was facing in the indictment, a total of initially 13 counts. they're not technically applied to him, but they are to his co-defendants, john eastman and shawn, still they were among the 16 so-called fake electors that tried to subvert the electoral college. those three counts related to filing false documents have been thrown out. and even though it's not technically applied to donald trump's part of the case that's not stopped his attorney from touting it as a victory. sara all right. >> nick valencia live there for us with all the details. appreciate it coming up still for us, couldn't the key to winning the election be found on tiktok we'll hear from the new generation of rafah t

can be implemented at least at the land level, by the way, you said that there behind russia, no, saraneh had a clear pre-election program that concerned ukraine, stop the question aid to ukraine and start a diplomatic solution to the conflict was the central issue of the election campaign and in saxony tsering, and is now a central question. pre-election campaign in the federal state of brondenburg, where the elections for lantag will also take place not far away, and sara wagehnecht says that her main coalition language is not to provide aid to ukraine, that she will negotiate only with those parties that support this demand. mr. vitaly, why such a principled position? in fact, it would seem that this is not something that should bother the average german citizen, this is war. and here we see such a principled position, here are some handles of russia, or is it hers just such a personal position no, this is a war, well of course russia influences it, it always wanted to have good relations with russia, but the german voter, especially in the eastern lands, he thinks that germany is s

thanks to see you, sara. >> no, buddy knows. all right. this morning the harris-walz campaign has released a brand new ad focusing on the national battle for reproductive rights. it features a military spouse and the potential challenges in getting ivf treatment if her husband is relocated this week, the democratic nominee also expected to lay out more of an economic vision to voters in battleground brown blitz, as new polling shows, as you just heard from harry enten, very, very tight race. no one knows who might win this point. cnn's eva mckend is with me now. what is the strategy as she lays out her plans for the week? >> well, sara keita, the strategy this week is continuing to talk about how restrictive abortion bans are impacting women. this is part of a larger push of having women really tell their own stories. we've seen this on the reproductive rights bus tour that the campaign has employed. and new this morning that campaign ad rolling out across the country country that features a woman by the name of jasina of tucson. they're p

sara, they are already building out the week. they have this campaign tour that their branding as the new way forward. so the vice president is going to be campaigning here in pennsylvania and also in north carolina, while governor walz we'll take on the midwest and be in michigan as well as wisconsin that idea of a new way forward republicans have poked holes in that, arguing that she can't credibly claim this given that she is currently in the administration, but it's certainly an argument that they are trying to make. we have polling that speaks to this the new york times says, among likely voters that 55% view her as more of the same. so they understand that they have to overcome that challenge. in the crucial coming days. >> sara eva mckend. thank you so much for your reporting there on the trail in pittsburgh. >> john berman, are you happy this morning why they're doing the patriots are tied for first place exactly as we wake up. the patriots are poised for an undefeated season. and this morning, new lies from donald trump

sara all right. kylie atwood. thank you. important reporting for us this morning. >> house republicans released their report this week on the u.s. drawl withdrawal from afghanistan, the scathing report placed blame not only on joe biden, but also tried to blame vice president kamala harris for the chaotic withdrawal. and now a group of military leaders is coming to harris's defense. the retired military officials riding in an open letter in part, this vice president kamala harris is the best and only presidential candidate in this race who is fit to serve as our commander in chief. she has demonstrated her ability to take on the most difficult national security challenges in this situation room and on the international stage, joining us right now is one of the military leaders who signed that letter, retired u.s. army major general randy manner, general. thank you very much for coming in. why did you decide to speak out publicly in signing onto this letter supporting kamala harris now bluntly stated, there were so much misin

when i say could sara, it's always a determination made by a judge. right. and so because of the allegations here, what happens in many cases, we've seen it as you have these things it was called prior bad acts. and what prior bad acts can go to show, not because you did it, then you'll do it. now. it goes to show motive. it goes to show intent, it goes to show opportunity, various thing. so it may be admissible for that purpose, even if it's not specifically charged, meaning that particular crime and it could be other things. we don't know exactly what they found on the devices will certainly know. and i also expects our it'll be a speaking indictment and what that means is that it'll be happening narrative yes. with regard to exactly what the conditions and charges and what he's been doing so stay tuned is going to be a lot. >> it means that not only did he will hear all of this, but the public will find out about what if enough indictment very clearly well thank you so much, joey jackson, as always, a pleasure to have you new bodycam footage of the man ac

. >> from kpix this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >>> hi, i'm sara doncheycades down only one to go. the a's may be done with oakland, but oakland fans showed tonight they are not done with the a's. it was packed for their game against the rangers at the coliseum and as you might expect people were quick to share their memories and thoughts . >> i've been coming here since i was 5 years old. my kids, too. i'm 54 years old, and this is really hard. >> this has had a lot of challenges in trying to stay, the fans don't want to see at least, but i feel like it's been in the cards for a long time. >> the game itself was definitely disappointing. the a's lost 5-1, but they have another shot. stick around for a recap of that came later in the show. >>> as you know the coliseum was home for the team for 57 years, and it's not just historic because what was going on on the field, the wave was actually invented there in 1981 all things to a fan we know as "crazy george." ryan yamamoto caught up with the professional cheerleader and has his story tonight . >> reporter:

sara okay. and also, you've got obviously european leaders very concerned because of their proximity as well you're hearing that the u.s. >> is expected to approve billions in new aid for ukraine what do you know about them well, there are these regular aid packages for ukraine to come out, usually hundreds of millions of dollars. >> we're expecting one soon. that'll be around three 300 $375 million. but then sara, they are expected to spike significantly and that's because there is nearly 6 billion that needs to be used by the end of the month that's going to run out. it's from what's called the presidential drawdown authority. and that will expire. congress is not extending it. so we could suddenly see one or more multi he billion-dollar packages for ukraine, sara. >> all right alex marquardt there outside of the un. thank you so much for your reporting and new lawsuit accuses sean diddy combs and his bodyguard of sexually assaulting a woman in 2001 and filming the attack tv on the edge sunday

sara. all right. we are finally getting a look at some of the greatest damage left by hurricane helene. look at this before and after of the beautiful little village of chimney were okay just up the road from their our next guest woke up early friday to the sound of boulder smashing into the bridge outside their house. and then they watched as that bridge completely washed away, their neighbors homes washed away and somehow miraculously they were able to escape tyler covarrubias and lizzy brewer took that video that you are looking at right now with those raging waters, they are joining us now, live and safe from south carolina. first off, how are you two doing this morning we're doing all right. >> we're getting better it's been really difficult and it's, it's kind of, hard to put into words, but ptsd has kicking in i'm so sorry to hear that. and this is going to be a long road. we are looking at the roads and how many of them have been washed away? hundreds have been washed away. how did you to mana

i'm kate bolduan with john berman and sara sidner. this is cnn news central southeast are facing and indescribable to destruction after hurricane helene tore a path of devastation from florida to virginia. >> at least 95 people across six states have died. many more people are unaccounted for this hour and officials believe the death toll will rise, right now, utility crews are working around the clock to try to restore power. but nearly 2 million customers are still in the dark with hundreds of roads and bridges across the region damaged or covered by debris thousands of people are stranded, cut off from badly needed supplies in north carolina, at least 36 people are dead and officials have received more than 1,000 reports of people who are missing. helene's powerful winds and floodwaters ripped homes from their foundations, causing landslides and wiping entire mountain towns from the map and we watched it from the edges happens come push through these walls? >> take out buildings and move them in tyre areas over. >> as we assess the

all this sara, as the situation in the battlefield really is heating up. in fact, we just returned from the nice of the country, the area around pokrovsk, the eastern front, were right now that's city is getting shelled on a near constant basis. we were on the ground for several hours and we really didn't hear that telling stop, but i was able to speak to some medics who right now, of course, are helping the wounded who are on the front lines in evacuating them from there. they describe to us how difficult their situation is. let's listen in mantua excursion texture night, which are there notching most left his to mutiny even use the word such mauricio land, never such working under really tough conditions and the oppression that we got sara there from the eastern front is that it seems as though right now the ukrainians have been able to blunt some of those russian advances towards that key city of pokrovsk. but certainly around that area, the russians are still pushing forward and the ukrainians definitely a very different tickled battlefield situation.

i'm sara sidner with kate bolduan and john berman. this is cnn new central it is good morning of debate. >> day eve, happy holidays to those who celebrate all eyes on philadelphia for a moment that could change everything. or at a minimum take things loose because as harry enten is noted, this is the closest election season. we have ever seen new polling from the new york times and siena college reflects that also 28% of likely voters say that they feel they need to learn more about vice president harris. >> 9% say that about donald trump let's get right to cnn's eva mckend, who is in pittsburgh this morning, which is where vice president harris has been preparing for the debate, preparing how and for what eva john, we've just one day from what could be the most consequential moment of the campaign. we don't know the vice president has been closely monitoring this six pass debate performances of the former president combing over briefing books with his past comments at combing over what he has said about her, how he has insulted her.

i'm john berman with sara sidner and kate baldwin. this is cnn new central destruction and devastation than people really are having a hard time putting words to this morning when you just take a look at these images from florida to virginia power systems, crippled roadways washed out, cell service, wiped out food, water, and fuel. >> now, becoming hard to come by. hurricane helene is left so much damage in its wake. and as janja said, just moments ago, we have a new death toll number the death toll is rising at least 102 people have been killed from this storm, hundreds of people are still unaccounted for the latest check. this the latest check, and then some of the other numbers this morning, nearly 2 million customers do not have power, utility crews are working on it. but if you just take a look at the damage sustained, just look look at that in one part in north carolina, the roadways impassable debris left behind. it's clear that they have huge challenges ahead, ahead of them to restore power in north carolina, the last numbers

i'm sara sidner john berman, kate is out this morning. this is cnn new central out this morning that shows donald trump has a lead in a key battle well, ground, state and a slight edge within the margin of error and two others, this polling from the new york times and siena college shows donald trump up by five arizona that it's outside of the margin of error. error georgia in north carolina, both within the margin of error, all comes as donald trump has yet to speak publicly about his pick for governor in north carolina, mark robinson, he is the current lieutenant governor. >> his campaign in chaos. some of his top staffers resign this fall close the cnn kfile report that uncovered those inflammatory comments on a porn website forum. cnn's kristen holmes is with does trump and j.d. vance, they go to north carolina. they don't talk about mark robinson. is we're going to see more of that we certainly expect your john. >> and by that i just your introduction there sounded like political mad libs. i would have never guessed this is what we w

sara mentioned china capacity.hina has had an impact, yesterday, overall, to a certain extent, it would seem. we did get a 30-basis-point cut as well from the chinese. >> another one. >> although, that market, not necessarily responding as positively as it did. i don't know where you want to go this morning as you paint a road map for the market. >> it was interesting. little bit of a jolt to the global growth story. they kind of executed the typical playbook, copper goes up, base maeetals go up, but i also do think that it is a little bit of a boost to this story in the u.s. of trying to figure out in the weeks since the fed decision what exactly we're to make of the macro set-up right here because i think there was some sensitivity to that consumer confidence number yesterday. you see the labor market indicators within it eroding a little bit more. you had the implied chances of another 50-basis-point fed rate cut in november, and everyone's saying, maybe it's early cycle in china, even if it's late cycle here. n

. >>> from kpix, there is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >>> hello, i'm sara donchey, think back for a moment to when you were a kid. for those of you who played sports you will remember the excitement of a new season. meeting with your team, coaches, the feeling that anything could happen. that was what supposed to be the case for a group of young baseball players over in the east bay. the youth baseball league had a lot to look forward to until all of their equipment was vandalized and burned to a crisp. as andrea nakano reports, they did not let their season go up in smoke. >> go, go, motion. >> reporter: call it again. >> coach williams runs youth sports in san pablo. >> when you got that ball you got to hit it. >> reporter: on this night he was coaching the football team but many play multiple sports. >> all of the players play football play for the baseball, even like that little guy right there, he may be tiny and bowlegged but he is a heck of a player. >> keeping them active in sports is important, he lost his nephew to gun violence 20 years ago. when he saw t

. ♪ from kpix this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >>> hi, i'm sara donchey.e are going to start with the event of the evening. that was something we, ourselves here at kpix had a hand in. that was the san francisco mayoral race. this was their opportunity to get up there and try to shed light on how they might be different. some of them more so than others. this was one of the most closely watched local elections come november. a lot of people even outside of the bay area have their eyes on this race. and, about some of the issues that seem to have come front and center in the city of san francisco, again. some of them making headlines well beyond the bay area. and, tonight, the candidates met, once again, going head-to- head in this depate hosted by kpix where they got to talk about all kinds of issues. some of them crime, homelessness, their views on what is working and not working here in san francisco and other issues in terms of the budget. the way the city is managed, how people view the office of the player. and there was this very obvious absence on s

kara: gracias sara.ante. >> me voy preparando poco a poco como por ejemplo la cena, lo voy comprando. anticipaciÓn las festividades estÁ la vuelta la esquina y las amenazas comienzan a prepararse, algo que es indispensable segÚn los explica la censor financiero carlos woman. >> algo muy importante es que no se espere hasta el Último minuto, como ya sabe que va regalar entonces tiene quiero buscando la mejor opciÓn, ya sea que lo compre en lÍnea o en la tienda para que vaya ahorrando. >> las ventas minoristas durante la temporada navideÑa del dos un 24 crecerÁn entre un 2.3% y un 3.3%, impulsados en gran parte por el aumento en las ventas en lÍnea que se espera que suban entre 7% y 9%, sin embargo es importante que el consumer establezca un plan de acciÓn para esta temporada. >> llegan las fiestas navideÑas muy pronto y ese presupuesto tiene que ser lo mÁs importante, empecemos con un primer paso, tiene que saber a quiÉn le va a regalar, el segundo es que eso que le va regalar y tercero el dinero que le v

i'm sara sidner with john berman and kate bolduan. this is cnn news central check your calendar as it's the first day of that. >> always talked about post post-labor day sprint to the finish. in this election cycle. that is 63 days to go nine weeks, exactly. and some ballots though will start hitting the mail in north carolina this week in pennsylvania, early voting starts, they're in two weeks. so calling it a sprint, no exaggeration. and one thing to presidential candidates are sprinting to right now is to get ready for their big debate ahead of their first face-to-face, cnn has new reporting on how the candidates are preparing and maybe no surprise, they are taking very different approaches. one major focus for both campaigns is and will continue to be the economy on that, kamala harris is set to roll out more of her and i'm like, agenda tomorrow is already rolling out a major new ad buy to go with it she'll make groceries more affordable by cracking down on price gouging. >> and she'll cut housing costs by taking on corporate spec

we see sara jawanmardi's face again. you , dear viewers, must stay in the semi-finals after defeating the chinese representative from saudi arabia . she finished 11th in the 50-meter three-position rifle in ruqiyeh shejaei's shooting. in the medal table of the games, iran's convoy is in the 23rd place with two golds, 7 silvers and 3 bronzes. a group of paralympic athletes of our country returned to their homeland after shining in these games. welcoming the proud children of iran at imam khomeini airport, may allah bless him and grant him peace. i thank everyone. maidani and parashana returned home on tuesday evening. i am very happy that i was able to win a medal and make my country and my beloved people proud. i am very happy that you and the group i am part of for my country. the second group of our country's paralympic convoy will return home on friday, the 16th of september. alireza akbari khorram, radio and television news agency. the national football team of our country practiced in folad shahr stadium last night

i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. and take a look at this. novato police say 5 people rammed a car into a store front to break into a business on diablo avenue. it happened around 03:00am saturday. person is in custody. officers spotted 2 cars speeding off and followed one of them to richmond where the driver crashed. police arrested the driver and that car was also confirmed to be stolen. police also recovered stolen merchandise inside the vehicle. the investigation is ongoing. governor gavin newsom announced the last batch of bills he's either signed or vetoed one of those bills would have allowed undocumented immigrants to apply for unemployment benefits. newsom says it required money not included in the state budget. it's the second time a week. he's a second time in a week whether he's vetoed a bill that would support undocumented immigrants. last week he killed a bill that would have opened campus jobs to undocumented students in the uc. and cal state university systems. happening today. anyone thinking of heading into san francisco sho

sara 11 years hold it's unthinkable. nick valencia. thank you so much for the reporting there. >> thank you so much, sara. we're gonna give you a live look right now. here at market futures, all pointing, well what do get a little bit up at the moment as you can see all after wall street kicked off the month of september on a down note with the dow falling more than 600 points, the and nasdaq and s&p also ended the day in the red. september has a history of being a tough month for markets this one also comes on the heels of a very up and down august lot of reporting on that throughout the month. there's a healthy dose also of anxiety over economic news to come this month, including a focus on what is the federal reserve really going to do? weeks of speculation that an interest rate cut is likely john, pretty solid green there behind you though, at least for this morning the u.s. is charged several hamas leaders with terrorism over the october 7 attack. what it will mean for negotiations over a possible some of hostage deal cnn business

sara? >> meghan, thank you. out a few of his key economic proposals at the economic club of new york. take a listen. >> my plan calls for expanded r&d tax credits, 100% bonus depreciation, expensing for new manufacturing investments, and a reduction in the corporate tax rate from 21% to 15%, solely for companies that make their product in america. >> with less than two months to go before the election, let's discuss with national urban league ceo marc morial. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> on the economic policy, one, it's not apples to apples but one discrepancy is the corporate tax rate she's proposing a rise to 28% and president trump is proposing a cut to 15% for made in america. that is a big gap, which could have big implications on how corporations spend and hire. >> sara, it's always been my view that the corporate tax rate is just one part of the conversation. another part of the conversation is what you do about the myriad of special interest deductions and credits and exclusi

sara, these diplomatic discussions are continuing. it's obviously a big day here at the united nations we are waiting to hear from netanyahu not too long from now, it is possible sara, that the israelis could continue to hit hezbollah for a few more days. they may feel like they've got more to do militarily. and then agreed to this truce. but at the same time, we've seen a real willingness they say to go in on the ground, they are preparing for a ground incursion into law lebanon, which would significantly escalate the situation and raise the possibility of a much broader conflict. >> sara, i mean, at that point, a ground invasion would be a full on war with hezbollah. that if they go into lebanon, alex marquardt. thank you so much for your reporting and all your sources are giving us the very latest information there. all right. this morning, new mayor eric adams will make his first court appearance after being indicted on five federal public corruption charges. the charges include bribery and wire fraud with the indictment allegedly

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sara. >> okay really good information. >> carlos suarez. thank you so much for joining us. with those new details. john with us. >> now, cnn chief law enforcement and intelligence analyst john miller and cnn's senior national security analyst juliette kayyem and full disclosure here, john, you were on the phone 30 seconds ago backstage. i always get interested when you are working your sources, right before you whack walk on. so what are you hearing when white might we learn what they now know? >> that is the question. so the answer we have in hand is he is scheduled for a 10:00 a.m. the suspect is scheduled for at 10:00 a.m. appearance before a federal magistrate in the federal court in west palm beach. now, what does that mean? it means almost nothing. they scheduled everybody for a 10:00 a.m. appearance and that's so that the prisoners are produced and then they get to it when between the magistrate and the u.s. attorney, they're ready. so what we don't have we don't have what the charge

this way. >> what happened, carlos yeah, that's right. >> sara. and as a result, we know that an internal affairs investigation is already underway, but this morning, of course, we're not only hearing from hill, but as you said, we're also getting a look at just how this encounter played. doubt with police or the miami-dade police department, they released nearly two hours of body-camera video capturing that encounter between hill and officers. now you're about to see parts of that encounter that begin with an officer knocking on the driver's side window of hill sports car. now hill, who was about to turn into the players entrance at hard rock stadium when he takes issue with the officer's actions and well, as you're about to see things go down from there at one point, a second, miami dolphins player who had stopped to see what was going on. he's also handcuffed and later let go here now is part of that body camera video keep it down window down if you were in the down, that mean what he built window down? >> come on. i get you out of the car i sa

sara. >> all right. give us some sense of the timeline. in here. as to when ralph got to the golf course and when he was arrested as well yes. >> sara so we got a pretty good idea of that from yesterday's news conference here. so because of that cell phone data, authorities believe that ruth gets here to about an around 159 in the morning on sunday. he's then in the vicinity of this area until at least 131 in the afternoon? on sunday. so again, nearly 12 hours later after agents spot him and then around 155 in the afternoon this be on the lookout alert goes out to law enforcement again, presumably the information that this person had passed along about the car that was seen leaving the scene here, and then about five minutes later to the north of here martin county, we're told that deputies spot this car and then about 22 minutes later, they're able to take ruth into custody sarah. all right. thank you so much. carlos suarez for your reporting there in west palm beach florida breaking news overnight. >>