suzanne: once again, u.s.officials have warned american voters of meddling from abroad. in 2016, the u.s. intelligence community determined russia interfered in the election. this year, iran and china have allegedly joined the effort as well. a purported iranian information operation sent people in the u.s. email threats appearing to be from a far-right extremist group called the proud boys, ordering them to vote for donald trump for president, or else. ♪ but russia is still considered the lead meddler. " democrats are accusing the administration of playing up raining interference to minimize russia's interference tradition or come intelligence officials warned tt a damaging story about democratic candidate joe biden's son hunter may be a disinformation operation. social media companies have been concerned about americans spreading the misinformation, and national security officials like elizabeth newman are alarmed by the long-term effects of the chaos. you were in that apartment of homeland security. how con

and to hold those people accountable. >> suzanne barakat, a young fit in the san francisco bay area,ho was halla and orouba's cousin, took on the mantle not only of being the family's representative, but spearheading an effort to find out what happened to them. >> at those meetings, they promised the case of halla barakat was a high priority for the trump administration. then there was a long period of silence where suzanne heard nothing from the government. >> no one following up with the families to see how they can be of support. no outreach from within the american government to say what the hell are you guys doing, how is this permissible, let's stay on top of it, let's figure out what happened. >> that's when our team got involved with the center for investigative reporting. we obtained the turkish prosecutor's report. one of the first things we find is ahmed's dna is found under orouba's fingernails. that's pretty damning. >> according to the prosecutor's report, he eventually confesses, through a court translator, telling investigators that he had killed orouba in a dispute o

suzanne thompson spokeswoman for the shelby county election commission and she's joining us now. if what they are saying is true, would this be considered voter suppression? >> to me it's an act at

hyams, let's continue. >> thank you suzanne. now i get the pleasure to shift gears here and talk about the pcia. many of you seen the pieces in the san francisco chronicle addressing the pcia and the role in the business model. the excuetive officer of lafco asked me to address this. we're going to start with the basics because it could be a complicated topic. what is the pcia? the pcia is an ongoing surcharge that customers must pay pg&e on their monthly bills to avoid shifting costs for those who do not participate in the cca program. it's the puc's implementation of state law that requires cca customers to reimburse electric corporations for the net unavoidable electricity supply cost attributable to those customers and what we mean by that is the cost of the power supply that pg&e committed on behalf of the customers before the cca program was formed, minus any benefits that the electricity supply that remain with the bundled service customers or the remaining customers that take generation supply from pg&e. and what is incl

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cnn's suzanne malveaux is there in charlotte. there are some solid early voting numbers there in that state. suzanne, break down what we know and good morning. >> reporter: good morning. well, it's kind of chilly. it's still dark. we see a full moon, but make no mistake, when the sun comes out you are going to see north carolina voters out in droves as it has been since october 15th. that's when the early in person voting started. it is the last day for folks to vote here in person and we'll close down at 3:00. it will start at 7:30. that's when we expect to see people lining up and casting their ballots. north carolina has broken all previous records. there's a great deal of enthusia enthusiasm. if you just look at the sheer numbers, 7.3 million voters. 4 million have already cast their ballots as 55 percent percent of all the registered voters in the state. just to give that some perspective, that is 80% of all the people who voted back in 2016 in this state. so it is a critical must-win state. president trump has said out of t

suzanne, the 2020 march cannot be, you know, like the one in 2017 because of the covid-19 pandemic.t what is the picture being painted there? >> the stark differences because i covered that 2017 march where it was nearly 5 million people across the country who took to the streets, including 200,000 in washington, d.c. it was like a sea on these pink hats in solidarity of women and the energy back then, people were stunned. they were shocked. there was even desperation the day after president trump was inaugurated. today the crowd is much, much smaller. the organizers themselves discouraging people from actually coming out here in great numbers. they don't have buses from other cities that they are taking folks into. they want you to participate virtually but i'd say probably about several thousands have gathered here in washington. they are starting here. it's a rally that will only be about 20 minutes or so with black lives matter, women's right groups, reproductive groups as well. and then they'll make their way. they will march to the u.s. capitol to the supreme court and finally

so i will just open it up with that question and let's start with suzanne. >> thank you very much for the invitation. sadly, sadly in the middle of a storm right now and is considered responsible and who ordered the killing. and then to get away with it thought he depends very much or how he plays his cards. i now he's making more and more enemies somebody inside the family are sometime on - - somebody inside the kingdom if you don't have anybody outside then you definitely have a problem on the long run. at the same time he does not deliver what he promised which is at the same time he organize the country and actually promised a pleasant life and this is happening. the economy is in the incredibly bad but it is not going as he planned and at the same time a lot of people lean back and aren't sure if they want to cooperate. suddenly there is a very close connection with trump and at the same time the intelligence community is not happy. >> but he knows the economy depends on it. so how can he or can we get out from under the accusations? >> he certainly has his work cut out for him.

this sea of flags by artists suzanne brennan furstenberg illustrates the devastating scale of the coronavirus pandemic in the united states with over 220000 deaths. as new infections and hospitalizations grow across the country the crisis remains in the spotlight as the election fast approaches. after they faced off in thursday's last presidential debate the 2 candidates were back on the road for the final days of intense campaigning at a rally in the must win state of florida trump muffed biden's quote gloomy outlook for the pandemic claiming that the u.s. was in fact approaching its and. all partners they're losers in the media want to talk about today's covert covert cover you know that you turn on she looked elijah's world eternal cheer the. you turned on and mysteriously you turn on this network is covered over covered go on november 4th you won't hear anything about it because we are around the. wall. during a speech in delaware biden laid out his plan to fight the coronavirus if you were to become president a stark contrast to trump's take on the virus. we're more than 8 months into th

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they see of flags by artists suzanne brennan furstenberg illustrates the devastating scale of the coronavirus pandemic in the united states with over 220000 deaths. as new infections and hospitalizations grow across the country the crisis remains in the spotlight as the election fast approaches. after they faced off in thursday's last presidential debate the 2 candidates were back on the road for the final days of intense campaigning at a rally in the must win state of florida trump marked biden's quote gloomy outlook for the pandemic claiming that the u.s. was in fact approaching its and. all gardeners there loose in the media want to talk about today covert covert cover you know that you turn on she looked elijah's were all the journalists here that. you turned on and mysteriously you turn on this network is covered covered covered go on november 4th you won't hear anything about it because we're around the. wall. during a speech in delaware biden laid out his plan to fight the coronavirus if you were to become president a stark contrast the trump's take on the virus. were more than 8 month

the good news is, suzanne and i have already increased k-12 funding $1.6 billion.e have paid off local liabilities to the tune of 150 million dollars so that money could get to teacher paychecks. we worked with superintendents and principals. they said they heard us, and what get it to paychecks. they did. we created a teacher pay compensation commission that looks at how we are going to sustainably increase teacher pay so we get up to a competitive level. up to $60,000 for the average teacher, $40,000 for those just beginning. >> mr. rainwater. one minute. >> first of all, we need to realize that one of the problems we have in indiana is that we have over politicized education and we are spending too much money talking about how big government should provide education and pay teachers. what we need to do is get our education system decentralized and get control back to the parents, teachers and classroom, the local school boards and school districts come who are able then to take the money that is allocated for education, instead of being spent on big rocker see a

suzanne in pennsylvania on the republican line. go ahead. >> caller: i just want to say what a great day it is for the united states and for myself personally. i have been a fan of amy coney barrett for a while and i wanted her to be named in place of brett kavanaugh so i am so grateful she is finally there and in less than two months i will turn 54 and this is the first time in my life that i am represented on the supreme court as a conservative woman, a wife, a mother and i didn't realize how really wonderful this was but as it was being announced after the vote i cried and wow, it's a really great day for young women and all women in this country. >> host: janet is next in jamaica, new york, democrat li line. >> caller: yes, hello. how are you? >> host: fine, thank you. >> caller: i'm upset over the confirmation as it was too soon and they didn't give the same courtesy the ways they did with obama when he wanted to promote his justice and it was seven months and then they push it after ruth bader ginsburg dies and trump weights

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suzanne malveaux, cnn, washington. >>> the daily coronavirus surge again in the u.s., experts say itld get much, much worse this time. that's because the virus has spread pretty much everywhere. we'll show you how and where, next. >>> there is a new surge of covid cases in the u.s. and experts say it could be dramatically worse compared to spring or summer. here's why. the virus has made it to every region and not one of them seems to be safe. i want you to take a look at this map. the u.s. reported almost 70,000 new infections on friday, the most since the end of july, using data from johns hopkins university. now that brings the total number of u.s. cases to more than 8.1 million. that comes as ten states reported their highest number of new covid-19 cases on friday. covid numbers are expected to rise even further as evan now reports. >> reporter: public health officials in the united states sounding the alarm as cases rise across the country and winter swiftly approaches. as you can see from this graphic, ten states across the country recently reported their highest single-day tot

suzanne, i really appreciate you jeong us and telling us what is happening there on the ground.a busy time for you and all the folks involved in putting these elections on. thank you so much. >> you're welcome. thanks. >>> 50 cent making waves for endorsing president trump after seeing joe biden's tax plan. we're going to break down the numbers. plus melania trump canceling plans to hit the trail with her husband citing her recovery from coronavirus. >>> and a disturbing claim parents of 545 children separated from their parents at the border, they are still missing. if you have moderate to severe psoriasis or psoriatic arthritis, little things can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. for psoriatic arthritis, otezla is proven to reduce joint swelling, tenderness, and pain. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic

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i want to thank you very much suzanne for joining us and for talking about it. all of you watching right now, totally out of control is available starting this tuesday on vod platforms. then you can watch it on hulu beginning on october 20th. >>> what it moob the ultimate what-if for this election. how both parties are preparing for it, next. hi. uh, can you tell me how to get to i-70, please? o-okay, are you -- ah, yes. thank you. switch to progressive and you can save hundreds. you know, like the sign says. >>> 23 days until the election, and the iowa senate race is still too close to call. democrat theresa greenfield leads incumbent republican senator joni ernst by five points in the latest poll. let's go to nbc's moyara barrett in cedar rapids, iowa. what are the candidates doing in these final weeks? >> al egg, yeah, it is a busy day, a busy weekend for senator ernst. she's riding her harley davidson motorcycle across the state during this weekend's six-stop campaign event. the democrat you mentioned theresa greenfield is up in northern iowa today doing som

let's start with cnn's suzanne malveaux in charlotte, north carolina. and also randi kaye is in broward county. randi, first. the entire state there, especially south florida, big focus for the campaigns. the rain has stopped. ain that just like florida. but so final day there. important place where you are and there are some activists, some strategists who are a little nervous. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely. a couple more days of early in-person voting in the state of florida, already 7.8 million people have voted here in the state already surpassing the 2016 early vote totals. but of course they want to have a safe and secure election here. so here in broward county they've already stopped a scheme to register dozens of dead people to vote as democrats here in broward county, 50 voter reg station applications were sent in. you could register to vote by mail in the state. they were post marked columbia, south carolina, the majority of them were for dead people. some more than a century old. but lawmaker and election officials did stop that and no votes

of flags by artists suzanne brennan furstenberg illustrates the devastating scale of the coronavirus pandemic in the united states with over 220000 deaths. as new infections and hospitalizations grow across the country the crisis remains in the spotlight as the election fast approaches. after they faced off in thursday's last presidential debate the 2 candidates were back on the road for the final days of intense campaigning at a rally in the must win state of florida trump muffed biden's quote gloomy outlook for the pandemic claiming that the u.s. was in fact approaching its and. all biden and his handlers in the media want to talk about today is covert covert cover you know that you turn on she looked elijah's one of the journalists here that. you turned on and mysteriously you turn on this network is covert covert covert go on november 4th you won't hear anything about it because we are around the. wall. during a speech in delaware biden laid out his plan to fight the coronavirus if you were to become president a stark contrast to trump's take on the virus. were more than 8 months

>>it's a similar story for suzanne on that the niece of marine corps private first class charles miller of albany, indiana miller died on the 3rd day of we talked about him a little bit you know my my mother my suzanne was told her uncle's remains could not be just before memorial day she got the news it was pretty amazing day to dna from his femur it i like 99% it's a that was born 2 years after miller's death though she never knew her uncle the artifacts now in her possession provide a glimpse of the few days he spent on the battlefield i think what really got me was when i received necklace and mccoy said. items from his body. >>great they lights out for us in america. >>it's >>an emotional not only to the soldiers and marines who died but to the organizations that work to bring together generations of families. in indianapolis on various jobs. >>still to come in sports all eyes on qb one jimmy garoppolo and his injured ankle last night found some back. special case i didn't choose this job because it was easy. but i can't say i expected this. to fight these fires, we need funding -

the press was called in to hear the call between donald trump in washington, between suzanne and israel washingn. third was prime minister netaahu. praising donald trump saying under your leadership so much has happened. and the american president replying. and so much more will happen. so this idea of continuity from him. i do not think it would have happened if it were still the former dictator of a sre. -- al bashir. this is a clean slate if you like, they are saying it is one of the strengths of the new government that it can reach agreents like this. there was money changing hands. there was an agreement that americanif they were to sue, kind of a cleanup of the prospect of legal actions against sudan from american victims of so-called sudanese military actions, terror actions over the years. 330 finally dollars changing hands -- there was $335 million dollars changing hands, and the agreement that money would come backo sudan in terms of -- benefits would come back to sudan in terms of military aid rate and the agreement with israel part of this package. israel pleased with that s

they see of flags by artists suzanne brennan furstenberg illustrates the devastating scale of the coronavirus pandemic in the united states with over 220000 deaths. as new infections and hospitalizations grow across the country the crisis remains in the spotlight as the election fast approaches. after they faced off in thursday's last presidential debate the 2 candidates were back on the road for the final days of intense campaigning at a rally in the must win state of florida trump muffed biden's quote gloomy outlook for the pandemic claiming that the u.s. was in fact approaching its and. all biden is there to lose in the media want to talk about today covert covert cover you know that you turn on she looked like just one of you journalists here that. you turned on then mysteriously you turn on this network is covered covered covered go on november 4th you won't hear anything about it because we're around the. wall. during a speech in there where biden laid out his plan to fight the coronavirus if you were to become president a stark contrast to trump's take on the virus were more than 8 mon

thank you, suzanne i appreciate that very much. >>you know i think that's one of the things that makes people dislike the media so much in this country, susan. so you selectively edit just like senator harris did. comments that president trump and i and others on our side of the on that. senator harris convene lee admitted after the after the president made comments about people on either side of the debate over monuments. he condemned the kkk neo-nazis and white supremacists and has done so. repeatedly. you're concerned that he doesn't condemn neo-nazis. president trump has jewish grandchildren. his daughter and son-in-law are jewish. this is a president who who respects and cherishes all of the american people. but you talk about having personally prosecuted, i'm glad you brought up your record senator thank you. but that's a really need to make this point when you are when you're a d a in san francisco when you left office. african americans were 19 times more likely to be prosecuted for minor drug offenses than whites and hispa

this sea of flags by artists suzanne brennan furstenberg illustrates the devastating scale of the coronavirus pandemic in the united states with over 220000 deaths. as new infections and hospitalizations grow across the country the crisis remains in the spotlight as the election fast approaches. after they faced off in thursday's last presidential debate the 2 candidates were back on the road for the final days of intense campaigning at a rally in the must win state of florida trump must biden's quote gloomy outlook for the pandemic claiming that the u.s. was in fact approaching its and. all partners hurdlers in the media want to talk about today's covert covert cover you know that you turn on she look the largest world journal she or the. you turned on air mysteriously you turn on this network is covered over covered go on november 4th you won't hear anything about it because we are around the. world. during a speech in the l a where biden laid out his plan to fight the coronavirus if you were to become president a stark contrast to trump's take on the virus. were more than 8 months into thi

in other election races, in maine, the incumbent suzanne collins debates challengers today, includingenator gideon and alisa savage. that will be live on c-span, on superman.org, or listen -- on c-span.org or listen live on the c-span radio app. we are looking at belmont university in nashville, the side of the second and final presidential debate between president trump and his democratic challenger, joe biden. live coverage here begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern, with a preview, then the debate at 9:00 p.m. you can listen on the c-span radio app or go to c-span.org/debates for live streaming of the debate coverage. announcer: we are weeks away from election day, november 3, when control of congress and who occupies the white house next year will be decided. stay with c-span2 here joe biden and president trump make their case to the american public come and watch debates in the hotly contested senate and house races. campaign 2020 coverage them every day on c-span, c-span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app app, your place for an unfiltered view of politics. ♪ contenders,"he about

stream instagram account i'm going to be chatting to suzanne adelaide she's the code director for the food chain workers alliance if you're not afraid of all right now just go to the a.j. string instagram account click on the t.v. button and you'll find that conversation stay or that and then one more thing that i do definitely have to tell you and that is about the 4 lines document and we just put it up here on my laptop virus on the poultry line you can find it out is there adult com also running on al-jazeera t.v. . business week. business leaders does vote to buy no brass power. in countries like mine people have been killed because we in the united states have privatized the ultimate public option or this was a deal with saudi arabia things were done differently saudis and other arabs they came to britain to be all to help to the past bombs deals you know you will rumsfeld this meeting sit down isn't that interesting. shadow on al-jazeera. if you want to help save the world. sneeze and you're all. alone or in 10 and under the top stories on and his era nigerian protesters have de

stream instagram account i'm going to be chatting to suzanne he's the code director for the food chain workers alliance if you're not afraid of all right now just go to the a.j. stream instagram account click on the id t.v. button and you'll find that conversation still there and then one more thing that i do definitely have to tell you and that is about the 4 lines documentary and we just put it up here on my laptop virus on the poultry line you can find it out easier dot com also running on al-jazeera t.v. thanks for watching us see you next time. frank assessments if american public opinion is betrayed by social media platforms after november what would be there because if you believe that their heroes sift through our democracy one obvious solution is to break them up informed opinions lucas said his don't go any way the protesters aren't going anywhere either puts a bullet with a revolution people all call in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines because it that's really out there on the street inside story on al-jazeera the e.u. who suggested that it is willing to go to ex

go to t a forward slip orange pill and you're in that's all that is by saying that correctly now suzanne you're well as for a task i guess i got it right stacy what are you up to. i have to say when you say that you know the report the telegram group we get inundated with people especially from cuba and venezuela lots of audience members there you know the 25th amendment of the united states is in the news this past week and because you know nancy pelosi saying we should have a running commission to determine whether or not any of our leaders are the lead and i thought you know what that would be really cool if we have a 25th amendment for our financial system and the heads of the central bank years of low interest rates made the current economic crisis worse says fed's rosengren boston fed president aircrews in red said years of low interest rates that encourage wrist speaking are making the current economic downturn worse he specifically cited low rates persisting for an extended period even after the economy had made progress in the recovery that can create problems well this is obvio

go to t a forward slip orange pill and you're in that's all that is by saying that correctly now suzanne you're well as for a task i guess i got it right stacy what are you up to. i have to say when you say that you know the report the telegram group we get inundated with people especially from cuba and venezuela lots of audience members there you know the 25th amendment of the united states is in the news this past week and because you know nancy pelosi saying we should have a running commission to determine whether or not any of our leaders are the lead and i thought you know what that would be really cool if we have a 25th amendment for our financial system and the heads of the central bank years of low interest rates made the current economic crisis worse says fed's rosengren boston fed president aircrews and read said years of low interest rates that encourage risk taking are making the current economic downturn worse he specifically cited low rates persisting for an extended period even after the economy had made progress in the recovery that can create problems well this is obviou

for my mum, angela, and my sister, suzanne, it must have been impossible. 0n the one hand, watching mein medals, whilst on the other, i was physically fading away. at any stage did you think, "what is happening to this boy?" after the world championship. because you said to me, when i said, "look at this, colin. "look at this picture." and you said, "mum, i am skinny, aren't i?" i remember the headline in the new york times at the time saying that the skinny brit has broken it, and i was like... 0h, they actually said that? yes. and it was, the little brit. i ended up having that sense of, ok, if i eat too much, if i binge with food, i've got to throw up. so it moved into the bulimic tendencies? it moved into the bulimic tendencies. because i was winning, because i was running faster and breaking records, the only thing i... ..the only thing i put that down to was keeping slim and weight loss. but the eating disorder didn't just impact my weight, it had other effects too. you can never sleep, i was never... i could never sleep. so you were always awake. and even though you've got no en

stream instagram account i'm going to be chatting to suzanne he's the code director for the food chain workers alliance if you're not afraid of all right now just go to the a.j. stream instagram account click on the id t.v. button and you'll find that conversation still there and then one more thing that i do definitely have to tell you and that is about the 4 lines documentary and we just put it up here on my laptop virus on the poultry line you can find it out 0 dot com also running on al-jazeera t.v. thanks for watching us see you next time. but this is our 1st stop a singer songwriter dreams of making a mock up of the oval office one day here. a world away a famous you tube artist works in secret. of her chill connection spark some magical collaboration. presenting princess shores. witness on al-jazeera. to al-jazeera we is the government taking the necessary action to really address some of the structural issues we listen i still think that at travel is the safest mode of travel and to spend that we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on the old a 0

did not drop a set throughout the tournament, is the youngest winner since monica seles lifted the suzannential debate. following donald trump's address to crowds at the white house — his first major public appearance since returning from hospital where he was treated for the coronavirus. in a comparably short speech the president railed now it's time for a look at the weather with matt. good evening. definite autumn chill in the air today and there will be again tomorrow, but compared to today, there will be fewer of those darkening cloud and downpours and that of course does mean a little bit of sunshine in between the downpours, there will be fewer in the way of rainbows around as well. what we have at the moment is an area of low pressure still close by but moving eastwards. because of its proximity to us, we have still got the showers around, but because it is to the east of us, we are dragging air down from the north. that area of low pressure moves away slowly through the night and the showers will start to fade, particularly inland, as daytime heating disappears. a few showers cont

they see of flags by artists suzanne brennan furstenberg illustrates the devastating scale of the coronavirus pandemic in the united states with over 220000 deaths. as new infections and hospitalizations grow across the country the crisis remains in the spotlight as the election fast approaches. after they faced off in thursday's last presidential debate the 2 candidates were back on the road for the final days of intense campaigning at a rally in the must win state of florida trump mark biden's quote gloomy outlook for the pandemic claiming that the u.s. was in fact approaching its and. all partners there loose in the media want to talk about today's covert covert cover you know that you turn on she looked elijah's little you journalists here that. you turned on and mysteriously you turn on this network is covered covered covered go on november 4th you won't hear anything about it because we're around the. wall here. during a speech in the l a where biden laid out his plan to fight the coronavirus if you were to become president a stark contrast to trump's take on the virus were more than 8

suzanne and i feel we're just getting started after four strong years and i am excited and anxious to talk about that vision going forward. host: now we will hear from mr. rainwater you have one minute. >> good evening. it. rainwater: in the present crisis government is not the solution to our problem. government is the problem.le forty years ago president reagan spoke thosee words and today in indiana hoosiers realized they are just as relevant today as they were when he spoke them. we have a crises in indiana we have a health crisis, and education crisis we have an economic crisis. but most of all we have a crisis of government and the government that was to tell us what to do and not give us the information we need to make the choices in our lives we live in a constitutional republic we should tell government what we want not the other wayay around. host: it shouldn't come as a surprise education is a popular topic and will be dealing with teacher pay that first question. >> i'm a proud resident and a teacher ten years and look forward to the day i can send my twin boys to look sch

but suzanne and i feel like we are just getting started after four years of forward momentum, and i'm excited and anxious to talk about that vision going forward. >> thank you governor. next we will hear from mr. rainwater. >> good evening. in this present crisis, government isn't the solution to the problem. the government is the problem. forty years ago, president ronald reagan spoke those words. every day in indiana the hoosiers realize that they are just as relevant today as they were when he spoke them. we have crisis in indiana. we have a health crisis, we have an education crisis, we have an economic crisis but most of all, we have a crisis of government. we have a government that wants to tell us what to do and not give the information we need to make the choices in our lives. we live in a constitutional republic where we should tell government what we want and not the other way around. >> thank you. education is one of the most popular topics and it won't surprise anyone the questions dealt with teacher pay. i'm a teacher of ten years and i look forward to the day i get to se

the project is the brain child of artist suzanne hirstenberg who says she wanted to visualize the scale of lives lost. the installation will stay up through november 6th, a stark reminder there with virus numbers surging and only ten days until election day in the u.s. the pandemic is dominating talk on the campaign trail, but the candidates are painting very different pictures. in delaware, democratic nominee joe biden hit out against president trump's handling of the coronavirus and warned difficult months are ahead. last night, we saw the ptd of the united states lie to the american people and repeatedly lie about the state of this pandemic. it has cost hundreds of thousands of americans lives and pushed millions into poverty. we saw him diminish the pain felt by so many americans. president trump said we're rounding the corner. it's going away. we're learn to go live with it. they are quotes. back seat as i told him last night, we're not learn to go live with it, we're learn to go die with it. this is a dark winter ahead. >> by contrast, mr. trump claimed the pandemic was receding.

suzanne coranski was 62. she was a nurse who served in a school district. a wife, mother of two and new grandmother, her daughter, sarah, says she was caring and loving and made chocolate covered oreos for every occasion. may they rest in peace. and may their memories be a blessing. >>> thank you very much for watching. you can follow me on twitter and instagram, tweet the show. erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. news. seven days until the election. the president holding a large rally in wisconsin, where the governor tonight making a desperate plea to residents warning of a risk to their health from coronavirus, as president obama slams president trump on his handling of the pandemic. and john king tonight with the race to 270, where he has seen momentum tonight. and will we know a week from now who the president of the united states will be? >>> plus, trump promises women voters we're getting your husbands back to work. you would think it's 2020, not 1950. let's go "outfront." good evening. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, slamming prt

this year, demand is through the roof said suzanne who runs the u.s.dation. >> as so many different crisis hit the u.s., overseas citizens became more and more aware of what was going on and wanted to participate. >> have you got any idea how many more overseas ballots will be returned this year than in previous years. >> it will probably be about double. >> will you shut up, man. >> who is on your list, joe? >> in this most bitterly contested election in decades, american ex-pats are feeling stress. >> the question is, do i trim the page or don't i trim the page? janet fisher read and re-read the instructions that she printed at home. >> if it was not 100% perfect i felt they would discount my vote. i felt passion about voting in this particular election. >> i didn't receive my ballot and i have spoken to two other americans as well that have been living here and they have not received theirs either. >> she did register online though, and was able to print one. but it has shaken her faith. >> i'm not are really sure, so i feel smor skeptical than i ha

suzanne collins took a coronavirus test. they are being responsible because they were in meetings in which folks have had the coronavirus. i don't understand why senator graham is asking for special treatment. let's keep people safe. it's a five-minute test. you go in, you get a swab, it's less than 30 minutes and you get an answer. represent asking to millions of south carolinians. you don't know their condition either. 150,000 of them with confirmed cases of covid. will you not meet with them? >> this is the difference. senator graham and i are vying to be leaders in the state. we are all scope -- also asking people to wear masks. senator graham doesn't do that. this is real stuff. 3500 south carolinians have lost their life. 150,000 have been infected. one who lost their life was my aunt gladys who died alone in a nursing home. this is impacting families and away we have never seen in our lives. what we needed somebody to be serious about this. 750,000 south carolinians have lost their job. 400,000 of them lost their heal

>> suzanne malveaux, thank you very much. this is happening across the country. more than 86.8le million voters have cast ballots. that's according to a survey of election officials. cnn, anderson research and catalyst. provides data, nonprofit issue advocacy organizations. >> we want to give you some context here. that pre-election count is already nearly 2/3 of the more than 136 million total ballots that were cast during the 2016 election. cnn's sarah westwood is at the white house. the president is heading to pennsylvania. talk to us about his concerns there. >> reporter: pennsylvania is a big prize for president trump. it's one of the states the next president of the united states is likely going to have to carry next week in order to get the victory. the president has four across the states spending a lot of these precious final hours in pennsylvania. the trump campaign is trying to drive up turnout outside of the cities. western pennsylvania, for example, where they know the trump voters are located. they got overcome. that's part of why we see the preside

this sea of flags by artists suzanne brennan furstenberg illustrates the devastating scale of the coronavirus pandemic in the united states with over 220000 deaths. as new infections and hospitalizations grow across the country the crisis remains in the spotlight as the election fast approaches. after they faced off in thursday's last presidential debate the 2 candidates were back on the road for the final days of intense campaigning at a rally in the must win state of florida trump muffed biden's quote gloomy outlook for the pandemic claiming that the u.s. was in fact approaching its and. all biden is there loose in the media want to talk about today covert covert covert you know the u. turn on she looked elijah's world eternal she or the. you turned on them mysteriously you turn on this network as cover to cover covered go on november 4th you won't hear anything about it because we're around the. war. during a speech in the l a where biden laid out his plan to fight the coronavirus if you were to become president a stark contrast to trump's take on the virus were more than 8 months into thi