here in scranton, you know that.sident obama and vice have worked to put our economy back on a stronger footing after the recession. i personally do not think they get enough credit for that. under their leadership, we have -- 15 million new private sector jobs. 20 million people now have health care. the auto industry just had its best year ever. [applause] so, i believe the job of the next president is to build on that, and to take on the deeper challenges that emerged long before the crisis and have persisted during our recovery. wages are too low. it is still too hard for too many to get ahead. is creating an economy that works for everyone. not just for those at the top. i have set five and dishes goals to get us there. first, we are going to make the biggest investment in jobs since world war ii. second, we are going to make college debt-free for all. we are going to help millions of people struggling with their debt payments. third, we are going to crack down on companies that shift jobs and profits overseas.

i'm the kid from scranton. well, i am from scranton and i was a kid at one time, but it's so often, quite frankly, my people in delaware resented -- i represented them for 36 years, the u.s. senator, and 44 years in high public office, and i swear to god hillary there's parade that started on the fourth of july about just as i was getting started in '72 and it was called the ho kassig n parade, right on the pennsylvania border, and from the time my boys were then three and four years old -- four and five years old -- actually three and four years old, they were in the parade with me, and so when my beau became -- and he was the most popular pol tigitician in delaware, i would tag along with him -- no, for real -- in the parade. so one of the things i'm trying to do hillary after the people have been so generous to me all these years and to beau as attorney general, i'm trying to do as many things in the last year at home, in delaware, to show my affection and my appreciatio appreciation. so i was in the fourth

here in scranton you know. that president obama and vice-president biden pulled us back and put our economy back on a stronger footing. i personally don't think they get enough credit for that. under their leadership, we created 15 million new private sector jobs and 20 million people have health care and the auto industry just had its best year ever. so is i think the job of the next president is to build on that, but to take on the doper challenges that emerged long before the crisis and persisted through our recovery. wages are too low. and it is still too hard for too many to get ahead. my top priority is creating an economy that works for everyone and not just those at the top. i have set five ambitious goals to get us there. we'll make the biggest investment in new good paying jobs since world war ii. [applause] second, we're going to make college debt- free-for-all and help millions of people struggling. and we are going to crack down on companies that ship jobs and profits overseas and we are going to r

here in scranton, you know that.sident obama and vice have worked to put our economy back on a stronger footing after the recession. i personally do not think they get enough credit for that. under their leadership, we have -- 15 million new private sector jobs. 20 million people now have health care. the auto industry just had its best year ever. [applause] so, i believe the job of the next president is to build on that, and to take on the deeper challenges that emerged long before the crisis and have persisted during our recovery. wages are too low. it is still too hard for too many to get ahead. is creating an economy that works for everyone. not just for those at the top. i have set five and dishes goals to get us there. first, we are going to make the biggest investment in jobs since world war ii. second, we are going to make college debt-free for all. we are going to help millions of people struggling with their debt payments. third, we are going to crack down on companies that shift jobs and profits overseas.

from scranton. i am from scranton and i was a kid at one time. often my people in delaware presented -- resented -- i have represented them for 46 years as a u.s. senator. 44 years and high public office. i swear to god, hillary, there is a parade that started on the 4th of july just as i was getting started in 1972. it was called and parade. it is right on the pennsylvania border. from the time my boys were then 3 and 4-years-old, four and 5-years-old, three and 4-years-old, they were in the parade with me. so when my beau, i would tag along with him. for real, in the parade. one thing i am trying to do, after the people have been so generous to me after all these years and beau as the attorney general, i am trying to go back and he was many things in my last year at home to show my affection and appreciation. i was in the 4th of july parade recently, surprising the press and everyone because i was there. there were thousands of people there. many of same people waited five hours and line to pay respects at my son's viewing. i was there to thank

because this was hardscrabble scranton, pennsylvania, the hometown of joe biden and also the hometown of hillary clinton's dad, she spent a lot of time there as a kid, because pennsylvania's considered a background state, because pennsylvania is considered a background state because of blue collar white people in parts of the state like scranton, i think there was a lot of expectation today this biden-clinton event would be oo blue collar white people event and focuses on what the campaign sees as hard core middle class working and interests and talking about manufacturing and good trades. there was some of that but they also did other stuff and interesting news made. hillary clinton announced the pure cancer moon shot the obama administration has taken up in its second term vice president biden has been running from the white house. she said if elected, her administration will continue that effort and she will keep joe biden in charge of it. that was interesting. the vice president talked about that cancer moon shot effort some today. most of what he talked about was national securit

i am from scranton and i was a kid at one time. so often my people in delaware have represented them for 46 years as a u.s. senator. 44 years and high public office. i swear to god there is a parade started on the fourth of july just as i was getting started in 1972. it is right on the pennsylvania border. from the time my boys were then old, fourfour years and five years old -- three and four years old, they were in the parade with me. -- beau -- iw would tag along with him, for real, and the parade. one thing i am trying to do, have been sople generous to me after all these ,ears and the attorney general i am trying to go back and do as to show my affection and appreciation. i was in the fourth of july parade recently surprising the press and everyone because i was there. there were thousands of people there. many same people waited five hours and line to pay respects at my son's viewing. think them for the overwhelming support they gave me for all those years. as i continued along the parade route, two guys came running up to me

here in scranton, you know that.ent biden have worked to put our economy back on a stronger footing after the recession. i personally do not think they get enough credit for that. under their leadership, we have created 15 -- 15 million new private sector jobs. 20 million people now have health care. the auto industry just had its best year ever. [applause] ms. clinton: so, i believe the job of the next president is to build on that and to take on the deeper challenges that emerged long before the crisis and have persisted during our recovery. wages are too low. it is still too hard for too many to get ahead. my top priority is creating an economy that works for everyone. not just for those at the top. i have set five and dishes goals to get us there. first, we are going to make the biggest investment in jobs since world war ii. second, we are going to make college debt-free for all. we are going to help millions of people struggling with their debt payments. third, we are going to crack down on companies that shift

it is about 10 minutes northeast of scranton.t i saw, this is what james comey said about hillary clinton that she was reckless, careless irresponsible with her e-mails. is how the wii will be asked president. lying under oath. lying to the families of benghazi. someone we can trust. she is the one that puts this country in danger, not donald trump. thank you for your call. mrs. robinson. are you there? caller: hello. i am boston born and bred. i was brought up with a welfare finger -- single mother in the 50's. as far as blaming and giving credit to the republican side and democrat side, they have both brought positive and negative. lifetime i have seen a in the white house, which that was very thrilling. woman.ant to see a people oute are some there that are not saying they don't care who it is, they don't want to see a woman. no one is saying that. i am an advocate at the statehouse in boston. i like always sticking up for the hungry, the poor, and the homeless. and i want to see those, if anything, all those programs that exi

today hillary clinton campaigned in scranton, and she brought vice president joe biden with her. that's his hometown. biden said electing clinton as the first female president would change the lives of women and girls. nbc 10's lauren mayk reports from scranton. >> on cancer research, hillary clinton told the crowd if she's elected she will ask jiden to condition the work he's done on that moon shot project. it is an issue personal to him as is this place. his hometown. >> on this trip to pennsylvania hillary clinton had some hometown help from the vice president who grew up here. >> hillary understands the hope and aspirations of the people in clairmont, in scranton and every scranton and clairmont in the united states of america. >> reporter: clinton is taking on trump for working class voters in northeast pennsylvania. does she have support here in this area? >> i think she does. >> reporter: does donald trump? >> well, false support. i think the economy is the big issue in lucerne and lackawanna county and i believe hillary's program is much more realistic. >> reporter: clint

to borrow a bidenism god love ya at his hometown in scranton pa and more on that story in a minute. but first, mr. trump today, bullet pointing his plan to crush radical islamic terrorism. and the fight goes far beyond isis. it is a struggle between the two worlds. characterizing the conflict in a way that president obama and president bush before him painstakingly avoided trump was clear today in saying his approach will be different. and aligning itself against terrorism will be counted as an ally he said. and the u.s. will apply a new litness test to weed out terrorist trying to enter the united states. sarah murray is in youngstown ohio where mr. trump laid out his plan minutes go. sarah? >> well jake if it is another week another reset for the trump campaign. this week they are focussing on foreign policy. it was clear he had two goals. one to flush out his vision for how to combat isis but two, to tear into hillary clinton. donald trump's battling to take control of his own campaign message by laying out his vision to defeat isis. >> we cannot let this evil continue. >> and do

biden was born in scranton.ed republican donald trump, calling him the least prepared majority party nominee ever to potentially oversee american national security. biden then blasted trump on the economy. >> and he's trying to tell us he cares about the middle class. give me a break. and to repeat myself, that's such a bunch of malarkey. it makes no sense. >> following their rally, biden gave clinton a tour of his childhood home in scranton. clinton also has ties to scranton. her father was born there. hillary clinton's campaign swing in pennsylvania comes as she's riding high in the latest nnz/"wall street journal"/marist poll. it shows clinton leading trump 48% to 37%. nbc news moved seven battleground states, including pennsylvania from tossups to leaning democratic in the race for the white house. more than a million people are registered to vote here in the city of philadelphia. democratic voters outnumber republicans 7-1. hillary clinton's goal today is to widen that margin. reporting live in the digital

live in scranton. i'm lauren mayk, nbc 10 news. >> thank you so much. >> clinton continues her push through pennsylvania tomorrow. she heads from scranton to philadelphia for a voter registration event. that will be held in west philadelphia high school. on the republican side, donald trump laid out his plan to fight terrorism during a speech in youngstown, ohio. his first step would be a temporary halt in immigration from dangerous regions. world. trump says he would use questionnaires, social media and interviews with friends and family to vet immigrants trying to get into the united states. >> only those who we expect to flourish in our country and to embrace a tolerant american society should be issued visas. >> jump also says he believes he could find common ground with russia in the fight against isis. >>> hillary clinton appears to be gaining on donald trump in the fight for battleground states. i want to show you this map now. this one is from july. blue, everything there goes to the democrats.

jennifer griffin is live in scranton. hello. >> reporter: hi.l you could have heard a pin drop at times. such a passionate speech from vice president joe biden. he went on about his own family roots here. it was the first time they appeared together on the campaign trail. they also knew that donald trump would be speaking in ohio, and they delivered a preemptive strike. here's what they said. >> he talked about sending ground troops. american ground troops. well, that is off the table as far as i am concerned. [applause] >> so, we'll wait and see what he says today. but sometimes he says he won't tell anyone what he'll do because he wants to keep his plan, quote, secret. and then it turns out the secret is he has no plan. >> yesterday, the head of hezbollah, a terrorist organization, iran's top terrorist surrogate, and a direct threat to our ally, israel, repeated trump's claim the entire muslim world and the -- around the world, that president obama founded isis. >> reporter: biden said if his son, bow -- beau were still alive he would have thr

clinton also has ties to scranton. her father was born there.mpaign swing in pennsylvania comes as she's riding high in the latest nbc news/"wall street journal"/marist poll. it shows clinton leading trump by 11 points in the keystone state, 48% to 37% and just yesterday, nbc news moved seven battleground states, including pennsylvania from tossups to leaning democratic for the race for the white house. and you can add a bit of history to those latest projections. know republican presidential candidate has won pennsylvania since george h.w. bush. this was back in 1988. coming up in the next half hour, we'll dive deep near clinton's visit to philadelphia today. reporting live in the digital operations center, i'm pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. >>> on the republican side of the presidential race, donald trump says hillary clinton lacks the mental and physical stamina to take on isis. the republican nominee was in youngstown, ohio yesterday unveiling his plan to fight terrorism. he called for extreme vetting of immigrants, including an ideological te

joe was born in scranton.andfathers and my father was born in scranton and i went back to scranton every summer, lots of christmas holidays. my grandfather was an immigrant and came as a young child and worked in the scranton lace factory making lace. you heard the story this week when hillary clinton was speak nothing scranton, pennsylvania and we took part of her speech there. if you would like to it watch hillary clinton speak in ohio where the real clear politics has her up. you can do so at foxnews.com. we'll watch donald trump's moves in that state as well. >> nearly three dozen states have some form of voter identification laws that require id in the polls. some of those laws are facing challenges and rulings from the supreme court. james rosen is live in dc with more on that, james? >> the supreme court received an emergency request from the state of north carolina to brock an appeals court ruling striking down the tar hills id voter law. chief justice roberts gave them until 4:00 p.m. on august 25th t

jennifer griffin reports tonight from scranton. >> reporter: scranton, pennsylvania is home turf for hillary clinton and vice president joe biden, a crucial swing state of mostly white, blue collar workers. clinton's father was born in scranton. >> i was christened at the methodist church on court street. >> reporter: the visit was canceled after the dallas police shooting. it's the first time the vice president has campaigned with hillary. >> we're second to none. and hillary clinton is going to write the next chapter in american history. >> reporter: but much of their speeches were a preemptive strike on donald trump's isis strategy speech today in ohio. >> he's talked about sending ground troops, american ground troops. well, that is off the table as far as i am concerned. >> my son, bo, served for a years in iraq. had donald trump been president, i would have thrown my body in front of him. i really mean it. to keep him from going if the judgment was based on trump's decision. >> reporter: clinton is up by 11 points in pennsylvania based on the latest poll. what has the liberal w

she came here to scranton, pennsylvania and joined by vice president joe biden. his hometown. he took her to the house where he grew up and participated in a rally and launching a stinging attack on donald trump calling him unqualified for the white house. >> there's a guy that follows me right back here. he has the nuclear codes. so god forbid anything happened to the president, the codes are with me. he is not qualified to know the code. he can't be trusted. this guy doesn't care about the middle class. i don't blame him in a sense because he doesn't understand it. he doesn't have a clue. he really doesn't. he doesn't have a clue. >> reporter: at the event in scranton, there was not mention of the notes of hillary clinton's interview with the fbi. the campaign preferring to stay on things that worked in the past. issuing a web ad questioning whether trump is qualified to have the nuclear codes. >>> thank, joe. former mayor rudy giuliani getting criticism this morning for claiming trump's ohio rally there were no successful radical islamic terrorist attacks in the eight years

jennifer griffin reports tonight from scranton. >> reporter: scranton, pennsylvania is home turf for hillary clinton and vice president joe biden, a crucial swing state of mostly white, blue collar workers. clinton's father was born in scranton. >> i was christened at the methodist church on court street. >> reporter: the visit was canceled after the dallas police shooting. it's the first time the vice president has campaigned with hillary. >> we're second to none. and hillary clinton is going to write the next chapter in american history. >> reporter: but much of their speeches were a preemptive strike on donald trump's isis strategy speech today in ohio. >> he's talked about sending ground troops, american ground troops. well, that is off the table as far as i am concerned. >> my son, bo, served for a years in iraq. had donald trump been president, i would have thrown my body in front of him. i really mean it. to keep him from going if the judgment was based on trump's decision. >> reporter: clinton is up by 11 points in pennsylvania based on the latest poll. what has the liberal w

don't wait, call this number now. ♪ >>> it is so great to be back in scranton, pennsylvania.e came to the lake every summer of my life and loved every minute of it. my father was able to go to college, went to penn state, where he played football. >> i want to make it clear that as scranton has always had my back, we in fact, all of us, are going to have your back, hillary. >> welcome back to "hardball." that was hillary clinton today with joe biden, the vice president, in scranton, pennsylvania, where both the rodham and biden family have their roots. it was the first joint appearance for clinton and biden and the vice president didn't hold back when it came to trump. here he is. >> he's trying to tell us he cares about the middle class. give me a break and to repeat myself, it's such a bunch of malarkey. it makes no sense. none. none. none. none. this guy doesn't care about the middle class. and i don't even blame him in a sense because he doesn't understand it. he doesn't have a clue. i have worked with eight presidents of the united states. i have served with hundreds of

kristen welker is in scranton covering the clinton campaign for us.er world that i'm sure joe biden things about it would be joe biden running in scranton, pennsylvania trying to ca carry the keystone state. how did he do today? >> reporter: look, he delivered a blistering attack against donald trump. there's no doubt about that. you're right, steve this is a role he's very comfortable in being out on the campaign trail pressing the flesh. that is what he did today takinging on donald trump saying he's the most unprepared candidate in u.s. history when it comes to foreign policy and hit him for a couple specific points. number one, saying president obama is the found earp of isis. he said that kind of talk is actually dangerous. he slammed him for praising leaders like putin and saddam hussein, and then he talked in very personal terms about what it was like to work with secretary clinton. take a look at what vice president biden had to say today. >> i've known her for over 30 years. i knew her before she was first lady. when she became first lady, wh

hillary clinton got help from joe biden today in scranton, pennsylvania. it is the same town where her family has deep roots. there was a bevy of classics to offer throughout the day, including a slightly awkward tarmac hug that kept going and going. release, joe. 'sere was also some of biden usual folksy banter. >> good to be home with so many friends. as i look around, one of the people in the reception line said my aunt owns your house. [laughter] >> tell her i'm coming. i'm coming home. runningere when i was and up in the bedroom, written biden wall is joe slept here. and then lived here. i'm glad they added that part. mark: there were also a lot of moments of high emotion. iraq,my son were still in and i say to all those who were -- thetheir threat threat to their life has gone up a couple of clicks. what happened in turkey. turkey accusing us of being part of the crew attempt -- coup attempt. does he have any idea the consequence of his outlandish comments? this guy doesn't care about the middle class. i don't even blame him because he doesn't unders

you see hillary clinton who spent her summers in scranton, pennsylvania with joe biden, the son of scrantonia today talking, walking through the neighborhoods, going to the house where he grew up, talking about how he was raised. the kitchen table conversation about politics, real politics, debating about whether or not substantively one was a democrat or republican. you contrast that with your candidate with his gold-plated sinks on his private jet swooping down into detroit, not stopping in a single black neighborhood getting back to anderson's question on minority voters. that is exactly why your candidate -- i'm not done. i'm not done. that's exactly why your candidate is struggling with minority voters. this blue collar billionaire is not so blue collar. he's so afraid to go into neighborhoods that are working class neighborhoods that he's not set foot in one. the other candidate does regularly. >> -- just to be seen as -- >> that's what happens when you are -- >> come on. >> battleground polls, as somebody who probably knows a lot about polls, having been a politician yourself, does t

big hug and an embrace in scranton, pennsylvania.ded, and there's the welcoming committee, that would be 1 hrc, hillary rodham clinton, a very important momt

grew up in scranton but is no to stranger to our area. graduated from temple unit law school. practiced law in philadelphia before moving back to scranton. she became attorney general in 2013. and one year ago, he was dieted. tom wolf began calling for kane to resign shortly after her indictment. in a statement, he said what has transpired with attorney general cane is unfortunate. her decision to resign is the right one and will allow the people of pennsylvania to huff on from the situation. >> kathleen kane not in custody but she did have to surrender her passport. she'll report back to court on october 24th. she could face at least seven years behind bars and a possible fine. reporting live tonight, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> as you saw, bill clinton campaigned for the now former attorney general kane in 2012. donald trump's campaign is using kane's resignation to attack hillary clinton. trump pennsylvania senior advisory david urban said in statement, it is unsurprising that yet another clinton insider has chosen to lie under oath to hide their unethical behav

grew up in scranton but is no to stranger to our area. graduated from temple unit law school. practiced law in philadelphia before moving back to scranton. she became attorney general in 2013. and one year ago, he was dieted. tom wolf began calling for kane to resign shortly after her indictment. in a statement, he said what has transpired with attorney general cane is unfortunate. her decision to resign is the right one and will allow the people of pennsylvania to huff on from the situation. >> kathleen kane not in custody but she did have to surrender her passport. she'll report back to court on october 24th. she could face at least seven years behind bars and a possible fine. reporting live tonight, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> as you saw, bill clinton campaigned for the now former attorney general kane in 2012. donald trump's campaign is using kane's resignation to attack hillary clinton. trump pennsylvania senior advisory david urban said in statement, it is unsurprising that yet another clinton insider has chosen to lie under oath to hide their unethical behav

. >> reporter: this is andrea mitchell in scranton, where hillary clinton is going after donald trump where he's strongest, with white working class voters. trump is counting on them to give him his best and perhaps only shot at the white house. clinton today bringing along scranton's hometown hero to make his case, even stopping at his childhood home. >> if you're worried about your job, then there's only one person in this election who will possibly help you and that is hillary clinton. >> we're going to make the biggest investment in new good paying jobs since world war ii. >> reporter: joe biden telling me trump's economic plan doesn't add up. >> he has no notion what he's talking about. and just look at his budget. >> reporter: what do you say to white, not college educated men in pennsylvania, in scranton? >> that's what i'm saying here, take a look at the facts, take a look at what he's talking about. >> reporter: clinton is practically camping out in pennsylvania. it's where the democrats held their convention, launched her bus tour, and though polls have her ahead among white

jennifer griffin is live in scranton with the latest. jennifer, how significant is it for biden to join her on the trail today? >> reporter: well, it's very significant. remember, this was a campaign stop that was cancelled after the dallas shooting, when those police officers were killed in dallas earlier in july. vice president biden just finished speaking. it was about a 30 to 40-minute speech. it covered everything from a very passionate speech about his roots here, hillary clinton's roots here. but he spent the last 15 minutes or so talking about donald trump and why he thinks he's not qualified to be the commander-in-chief. one of the anecdotes that he spoke about at the end was particularly upsetting to biden. he said trump had of course last week been quoted saying that president obama had been the founder of isis and that hillary had been the founder of isis. he quoted a hezbollah commander yesterday who is now quoting that as fact and saying how dangerous it is when america's enemies are listening and some of these statements t

arms out, welcoming that vp help on the nats clinton and vice president joe biden's scranton roots were on full display to reach those working class voters. clinton's father and biden were born in this blue collar

and clinton's father also born in scranton and they tried to appeal to working-class voters.iden said trump lacks tools to be president. saying he doesn't have a clue. >> i really mean it he doesn't seem to want to learn. he doesn't seem to think it matters. this man is totally, thoroughly unequalified to be president of the united states of america. >> vice-president biden made an empassioned endorsement of hillary clinton at the dnc in philadelphia, but this is the first time he has joined her on the campaign trail. and their final stop an visit to biden's home in scranton a modest two-story house where he grew up. >>> and donald trump unveiled his plan to deal with isis and other terrorist group it is elected. during a foreign policy speech proposed spending immigration from different parts of the world and extreme vetting. >> call it extreme vetting. i call it extreme, extreme vetting. we must also screen out any hostile attitudes towards our country or its principles, or who believe that their law should override american law. >>> on "healthcheck" at 11:00 you might want

biden was born in scranton and so was clinton's father.isits to scranton and philadelphia next week are part of clinton's push to win pennsylvania, a key battleground state in the election. >> yesterday, hillary clinton and tim kaine released their tax returns. clinton and her husband, made $10.5 million and paid more than 34% in taxes. kaine and his wife paid almost 26% in taxes. republican white house nominee donald trump says an ongoing audit is preventing him from releasing his tax returns. >>> speaking of trump, he is making his own push for pennsylvania at a rally in altoona last night. trump says there's only one way that hillary clinton can win this state in november. >> the only way we can lose in my opinion, i really mean this, pennsylvania, is if cheating goes on. >> trump added that he plans to watch what he called parts of pennsylvania closely on election day. the latest nbc news poll shows trump trailing clinton by double digits in the keystone state. >>> michael phelps has the chance to win his 23rd gold medal tonight. as it

. >> reporter: good afternoon, monsignor lynn's family will drive up to the prison north of scranton where they will pick him up and bring him back here, it was a rather anti-climatic hearing here earlier this morning at the cjc with monsignor lynn attorney arguing he should be set freon the $25,000 bail. and it is our expectation, according to lynn's attorney, that he will be released from prison immediately. now, thomas bergstrom emerged from the cj seat around 10:00 this morning, and he spoke with us, telling us, that of all things, he says, that lynn has been scapegoated by the district attorney's office. he says, and i quote, da seth williams has been over the top, inaccurate, dishonest in his handling of the landmark priest sex abuse case. the first where high ranking church official was held responsible for not acting to stop dozens of preditor priests from praying on children. now, the da has vowed to retrial lynn after the supreme court ordered a new trial, after monsignor's conviction was overturned. lynn spent 33 of the last 36 months, of the initial sentence in jail. lynn

♪ >>> democratic nominee hillary clinton and vice-president joe biden arrived in scranton this morningare attending a rally in biden's hometown to talk about the commitment to building a better economy. they also attacked gop nominee trump's ability to keep the country safe. right now clinton hold as sizeable lead over trump in many pennsylvania polls. >>> republican has not wouldn't the keystone state since 1988. meanwhile democratic vice-presidentiavice-president e is campaigning in north carolina. passenger on flight from columbus, how how to la las vegas was questioned by the airline about his service anim animal. that service animal just happens to be monkey. jason ellis says he was on the frontier airlines flight tuesday and says airline officials were not aware at first that the monkey was indeed a service animal. the monkey named gizmo actually helps ellis cope with anxiety. >> he's never actually hurt anybody and doesn't. he's helped me in bigger ways than i can imagine just by interaction with other people and helping them out. but really he helps me out because i have a lot

he loves her. >> reporter: a hometown hero here in scranton. biden hoping to win over those blue collar voters trump is counting on. how do you think he'll do in pennsylvania? >> not well. >> reporter: in the rust belt, clinton out in front in key battleground states, a slim pennsylvania, she's up by 11, and in wisconsin, she tops trump by 15 points. her supporters feeling more confident by the day. >> and cecilia vega live with us tonight from scranton. and donald trump in ohio today, cecilia, hillary clinton in pennsylvania and she'll be in ohio later this week. they both want those voters across the rust belt. >> reporter: they certainly do, and hillary clinton will be trying to register voters here in this swung state. she's talking about the economy in ohio, david. these are the states tha decide this election. >> cecilia vega, you'll be spending a lot of time in pennsylvania and ohio. i'm sure. thank you so much again tonight. >>> and in the meantime, we turn to rio now, and we have new reporting on ryan lochte, who was robbed. and a diff

scranton is biden's hometown. it was biden's first campaign appearance on behalf of hillary clinton. during his speech, biden said trump was making the united states less safe. >> it is amazing. does he have any idea is outlandish comments have on our allies, our friends, and the physical safety of our troops? is a ready our country less safe. amy: we'll have more on donald trump's speech after headlines with matt taibbi, phyllis bennis, and linda sarsour. as well as the words of hillary clinton. milwaukee has imposed a 10:00 p.m. citywide curfew for teenagers following this weekend's uprising sparked by the fatal police shooting of a 23-year-old african american man named sylville smith. on sunday, wisconsin governor scott walker also activated the national guard after local residents set fire to police cars and several businesses, including a gas station, saturday night. police say smith was shot officer following a traffic stop. officer followinga traffic stop. police chief edward flynn says smith had turned to

ever he goes, he's always the same guy, a fighter for everyone who needs a champion for towns like scranton and above all, a fighter for families. [ cheers and applause ] [ crowd chanting "joe" ] >> and you know i think he'd be the first to say that he cares about your families because of his family. joe senior and kathryn taught joe that all people deserve to be treated with dignity. when you see someone fall, you help them back up because we are all in this together. that is the biden way. we have seen how he fights for working families because he passionately believes in the basic bargain that makes america great, that our economy should work for everyone, not just those at the top, and he stands up against in justice, he has led the fight to end violence against women and girls. and he stands up for peoples' lives including the project he's now leading on behalf of president obama, the cancer moon shot to fund breakthroughs and save lives. as many of you know, his wonderful son, beau, a great father, a great public servant, a great human being, passed away last year so this is personal

trump is talking terrorism in youngstown, ohio and hillary clinton is campaigning in scranton, pa. run mate correspondent here to fill us in. hey, ryan. >> reporter: hey, chris and denise. the clinton team pushing back on donald trump's big announcement from youngstown today. trump believes democrats including the current administration have not taken the threat of radical islam terrorism seriously enough and trump taking a big gamble that the american people agree. >> reporter: it is an issue polls show ita voters and donald trump believes he has an edge. >> we will defeat radical islamic terrorism. >> reporter: trump outlining a plan to reign in isis calling for people banning the heavy terrorist footprint. establishing a test that would question visa applicants about their support for visa values and more cooperation with middle eastern allies and arguing task. >> hillary clinton lacks the judgment, stability, temperament and moral character to lead our nation. >> reporter: but clinton isn't backing down. her campaign put out a memo by a senior policy advisory calling trump e ra