republican >>joe biden no hará más decl declaraciones públicas hasta el próximo cara cara con donald trumama especial el último debate trump o bide >>hasta el domingo pasado habían votado casi 28 millones de c ciudadanos en el año 2016 en t este punto lo habían hecho casi 6 millones de personas esto q quiere decir que en estas votaciones tempranas aumentado >>la pandemia mantiene su avance letal en estados unidos más de 222,000 personas y se han registrado más de 800,000 contagios en al menos 40 estados este año se han registrado en el país casi 300,000 muertes por encima de las tendencias anuales según el centro de control de enfermedades este aumento responde las crisis del covi y es que hasta esta época del año se registraban 1 millón de muertes y ahora aumentado más del 14% con dos . 2 millones hoy se vencía el plazo de 48 r horas que dio la presidenta de la cámara de representantes nan si para ofrecer propuestas y dijo que mañana seguirán las n conversaciones con el secretario del tesoro steve manuchi >>veremos como los latinos en f afectado >>hola a lo largo de la dl del los latinos

perdiÓ el respeto para evitar un enc encontronazo, y mike pence re t repitio lo del presidente donald trumepresidente cÓmo esperar a que la poblaciÓnllegara con las medias de poblaciÓn? (informaciÓn en pantalla( >>> fue un evento al aire libre, todos los cientÍficos y sÉ que estÁ bien, la diferencia se presidentey yo confiamos en el pueblo estadounidense para tomar decisiones en el mejor interÉs su salud >>> con su experencia de fiscal le reprochÓ que el gobierno sabÍa sobre la periodicidad del covid-19 >>> esta administraciÓn tenÍa informaciÓn que usted necesit a necesitabacomo padre, como trabajador, si usted no tenÍa dinero ahorrado, estÁ parado en una fila para adquirir alimentos de esta administraciÓ >>> ninguno respondiÓ asÍ ven discutido con su compaÑero de fÓrmula un plan de sucesion durante los 90 minutos hubo intentos de interrumpir en los que harris querÍa que mike pence se pareciera a trump >>> en mayor sobresalto se produjo despuÉs de que harris i dijo que donald trump ha llamado los militares tontos y perded perdedores. el vicepresidente intentÓ retirar por la mod moderadora

su victoria en instantes pero antes tras 14 dÍas de dar positivo al coronavirus hoy el presidente trume su salud trump regreso con varios retos ante sÍ en su radar 3 estados claves. >> javier vega nos explica mÁs adelante javier. >> buenas noches. >> vanessa, pues, en realidad ni en su situaciÓn, dejo de enviar ue cancelar todos sus actos de campaÑa maÑana vuelve a los escenarios en stanford, no o el olvidamos que es clave si no fundamental va con la carta de su mÉdico bajo el brazo luego de asegurar que es completamente inmune al coronavirus. >> (informaciÓn en pantalla) >> mÁs alla de los cuestionamientos sobre su salud hay al menos 2 retos en la vuelta del presidente. >> uno segÚn los sondeos nacionales. >> hay una ventaja de su contrincante demÓcrata. >> segÚn la ultima encuesta del washington post y la cadena nbc joe biden. >> el voto anticipado hasta ahora mÁs de 8 millones de boletas han sido recibido en 30 estados por quÉ juega contra el presidente porque esta participaciÓn rÉcord segÚn los datos disponible favorece a la fÓrmula biden, harris. asÍ que prÁcticamente a 3 semanas

una mujer de familia y apoyo a barbara lagoarret y u justicia en la corte >>> el ptresidente donald trumratando de agarrarse del poder ha dicho en muchas oc ocasiones de que quiere apurar l la confirmacion para tener una m mayoria en la csorte suprema y e retar las elecciones, >>> despues doe los interrogat i interrogatorios van a hablar p a personas a favor o ecn contra d la jueza >>> muchas gracias >>> gracias a ti >>> el presidente donald trump sigue su cÑampaÑa erlectoral va estar en pensnsylvania y se si t siente mas fuerte que nunca como en la reunion de la florida d donde lanzo mascarillas a sus e seguidores tenemos la cronica delde esta noticia >>> asi es smestamos a 3 smaemas de las elecciones y pinta para u un cierre de campaÑa frenetico encuestas lo ponen en desventaj por eso ha religioso agresado a campaÑa ayer tuvio una reunio n een el aeropuerto internacional de t esta ciudad con 20 mil pnersona la gran mayoria sin mascarillas sin distanciamiento social ap pesar de que era un sespacio a t abierto muchos xexpertos dicen que fue un riesgo donde el pr presidente llego victorio

. >>> quizÁs soy inmune dijo trum tras aconsejar al paÍs que no l tengan miedo al coronavirus, este partidarioostrarle al pueblo norteamericano que el joven esÁa en buenas manos y todo siga adelante >>> dijo que no tiene sÍntomas, pero no ha dicho si el p presidente tiene los pulmones f afectados o cuÁndo fue su Últim prueba negativa para determinar cuÁntas personas mas estuvieron expuestas. hoy el cerebro de la polÍtica n anti migrante del gobierno se sumÓ a por lo menos 17 contag contagiados en el jardÍn de rosas y el pentÁgono informÓ del contagio de un comandante de la guardia costera dejando el mÁximo lÍder de las fuerzas a armadas y a 8 altos mandos mÁs en cuarentena, en washington noticias telemundo >>> pese a la confusiÓn que e estÁn creando los tweets del presidente entre el virus del covid-19 y el de la influenza existen diferencias, ese 5 veces mÁs letay para la gripe te tenemos una vacuna, los expertos advierten que una temporada severa de influenza podrÍa empeorar la pandemia porque los sÍntomas se parecen, aÚn asÍ mire estos datos, casi el 40 r portento de los adultos afroa afroa

speaker pelosion -- pelosi said it wasn't directed at trump but indicated it was motivated by trum and has long expressed concerns about the fitness of his office and whether the drugs he is takingo treat covid-19 might be affecting his judgment. i think there is no chanc this bill gets passed in the future but something that hasocused our attention on the president and his fitness and covid-19 and those are bad issues for him three weeks before him. robert: jerry, republicans are expressing alarm and not going to the 25th amendment issue and i wrote about this for the "post," the president i plummet eting in the poles and senator cornyn saying he is disappointed th the president on the pandemic. is the g.o.p. finally starting to crack when it comes to r president trump is this just another round of muted grumbling? year year crack is a little too strong. i think there is reservations and doubt and a rock and a hard place for them. three-plus weeks from an election and will pay a pri they move away from the president. and i thinkhey have to live with the consequences. what worries them

president trum's doctors say that he is covid free and is returning to the ov office. >> he wanted too to the oval yesterday. if he decides to gowe to the ov, ave safety calls there. -- safety protocols there. >> -- are going to close. ♪ >> two alleged members of the islamic state group have been at yo data to t u.s. to face trial for murdering western hostages. they have been in detention in a rack while fighting -- iraq while fighting extradition and are originally from london. ey are nicknamed the beatles. the men denied beingnvolved in any of the deaths. all ofhose people were headed and their murders were filmed and shared on social media. your children, weth will do all we can to obtain justice for them, for you, and for all americans. as for -- many other terrorists before them, they underestimate the american resolve to obtain justice. for our fellow citizens who are harmed and killed by terrorists l around the world, they will be brought before court to face theusce in the indictment. >>ur reporter is outside t federal court in virginia where the trial will take >> the men ar

y: trum's mes to srkeded outre and alarm fropublic health oicials a came ashe u. covid death toll passed 210,000. other video of trump''s homecoming shows the president appearing shshort of breath. dr. abdudul el-sayed tweeted -- "this is not how a healthy man brbreathes." meanwhile, white house physician dr. sean conley refused monday to answer questions from reporters about the health of trump's lungs. >> busy of pneumonia or any inflammation in his onset all? >> we have done routine imaging. i'm not at liberty to discuss. clubs's you are actively not telling us what the lung scans show? rules andre hippa restrictions that restrict me in sharing certain things for his safety and his own health. amy: dr. conley also refused to disclose the last time the president tested negative for the virus. >> can you tell us please on testing, can you tell us when he had his last negative test? was it thursday? do you remember when h he had hs last negegative test? >> i don't want to o go backwar. amy: this comes as the number of coronavirus cases emanating from the white hou

. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> una jueza federal anulÓ una resoluciÓn del gobierno de trum que habrÍame sorprende que la administraciÓn del presidente trump estÉ buscando formas de limitar o de terminar la ayuda que le estÁ llegando a tantas comunidades como la mÍa. >> esto despuÉs de que una jueza rechazÓ el intento de la administraciÓn trump de recorta los beneficios del programa de nutriciÓn o snap que reciben cientos de miles de personas que han perdido el trabajo, 19 estados, la ciudad de nueva york, y grupos privados se unieron para detener el recorte de mÁs de 5. 5.000 millones de dÓlares a travÉs de cinco aÑos. >> los cupones son muy importantes para la gente, mÁs en estos tiempos de esta enfermedad del coronavirus >> mÁs de 6 millones de persona se han registrado para recibir cupones de alimentos desde que comenzÓ la pandemia, esta senadora estatal lo ha visto en su distrito, el epicentro inicial de la pandemia. la fiscal general del estado de nueva york, una de las que se opuso al recorte en twitter dijo que esta decisiÓn es una victoria importante del sentido comÚn elementa

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first debate instead of a ear a shouting match with psident trum shouting over president biden as much as he did. but look, i think it' shameful again that held blame others for catching this w virusn he know bad behavior,oing to rallies ery he's not wearing masks. he's told peoe not to wear masks. and even now during a time period when we know he's still contagious he's still not wearing masks and subjecting those around him to this pandemic. earlier he blamed military men and women andce police of for exposing hope hicks. he keeps trying to put the blame on oth hs buts to one not wearing a mask and prevents m other people fwear, masks. >> then you have speaker nancy pelosi who has started talking about invoking the 25th amendmt. do you think that's appropriatt >> i think t- no, i think we should be talking about the election. the american people in less than 30 day haves a chance to make their voices heard and in many e ateslready casting their ballots. let's let the american people exercise the constitutional right and speak to who they want to be their next president. >> i want to

. >>> señores el segundo debate entre donald trum entre donald trumpp y joe biden oficialmente canceladonunciaron debido a desacuerdos en el formato los n ganizadores prel formato, loel cara s organizadores propusieron que este cara a cara fuera virtual popor el broto de covid-19 en la casa blanca perol presidente donald trump no acepto, el próximo debate será el presidente no aceptó el próximo debate va a ser el 22 de octubre en el 2 la universidad de vermont.2 de octubre en tenness aunque aún no está aunque aún n co completamente recuperado de covid-19 el presidente trump covid-19 tiene su primer evento programad tiene su prime blanca y en washington está cristina para hablarnos más sobr e evento la salud deln la casa mandatar buenas noches, adelante. >>> mañana se >>> mañana se cumplen 10 días desde que el que el presidente trump fue diagnosticado con coronavirus pero él y su médico dicen que ya venció lap fue diagnosticad enfermedad y van a realizar un acto de campañao con coronavirus pero él y los médicos diceen la casa blanca. va a estar desde el balcón. la gente abajo no nos va an

but first tonight, president trum's pick to replace ruth bader ginsburg, just amy coney barrett, pressed on several key issues today, just 21 days before election day. the judge was asked about the future of the affordable care act, about roe versus wade, is it settled law? about same sex marriage and she was pressed today if this presidential election ends up being a contested election, will she recuse herself? judge amy coney barrett grilled by members of the senate judiciary committee for hours. judge barrett answering without referring to any notes, at one point, holding up her note pad there to show it was blank. she has said that justice antonin scalia, she shares his judicial philosophy, today saying she will be her own person on that court. repeatedly pushed on the affordable care act, with a case before the court just days after the election. judge barrett insisting it is not her, quote, mission to destroy the act. and forcefully pushing back when asked if she would recuse herself if the results of the election are to come before the court, saying she hopes the committee would,

trum this is historic prosperir.nother maax cut to go along with the biggest tax cut in the history of our country and record job growt' andoe bides plan is to deliver punishing lockdowns. he is going to lock you down. given up.: donald trump has over the weekend, his white house chief of staff said and i quote "we are not going to control this pandemic." at the debate last week with donald trump, he said we are rounding the corner, it's going away, we are le how to live with it. no. he expects us to learn how to die th it. that's what i told him. he's doing nothing. we are learning to die with it and donald trump is waving the white flag, abandoning our families and surrendering to the virus. rin: donald trump is still behind in national polls. this is the bbc poll tracker, showin joe biden leading nationally by 9%. however, in florida, it is a much tighter race anden mr. b leading by a narrow margin. flor ba matteause as 29 electoral college votes, thehi third highest california and texas. whoever becomes president

. >> i voted for a guy named trum ( laughs ) >> sreenivasan: his opponent, biformer vice president jon, started thday in pennsylvania with another drive-in rally signed to keep supporters socially-distanced in their cars and honking in place of cheering. >> it's go time! it's game day! l we're ten dat, and it may come down to pennsylvania. >> sreenivasan: in his remarks, biden continued to emphaze that he has a plan to tackle the coronavirus... >> i'll shut down the virus, not the economy. we can walk and chew gum at the same time. >> sreenivasan: ...and repeated his position on fracking, a controversial and big industry in pennsylvania that president trump has said biden wants to shut down. >> i'm not banning fracking in pennsylvania or anywhere else. >> sreenivasan: bidedrove to pennsylvania today from hihome in delaware. the president, meanwhile, flew from florida to a rally in north carolina. >> four more years! four more years! four more years! >> sreenivasan: during a speech that lasted more than an hour and veered fm attacks on vice president biden to building a border wall to f

that industry stock went through the roof when trum was elected. he's delivered on their investment and it's been open season on detainees ever since. these companies rake in billions in taxpayer dollars to house, clothe, and feed detainees. some of the women had been issued deportation orders. six, eight months, even a year ago, but they are still being detained and taxpayers foot the bill so the corporations can maximize huge profits. they profit by paying slave wages to detainees to cook and clean the facility. they profit off of phone calls and the commissary, someone is profiting off turning these women's bodies for unnecessary medical procedures,, paid for by the taxpayers. this is not right. it's not -- it's immoral to profit off of human suffering and misery. this horror show must end. we need to shut it down and shut it down now. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentlewoman from washington reserves. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. mcclintock: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore

ladies and gentlemen, please rise to your feet and give a p.rm welcome to lara trum [applause] >> we love you! pennsylvania! who here is ready for four more years of donald trump? [applause] i have to tell you guys, i am so honored and so humble to be here. have a seat, we will be here for a few minutes. let me tell you something else. the democrats absolutely hate this sign behind me. [applause] because for so long, the democrats thought they just automatically got so many boats, didn't they? they got they automatically -- they thought they automatically got the black and latino vote. they thought they automatically got the gay vote. no more, democrats. we are taking back everybody's vote. [applause] because donald trump has never cared about how you look, your gender, your religion, or who you love. donald trump is fighting for every single american. that is it. [applause] and i gotta tell you guys something, you know that we are getting close. let me tell you. three weeks from today and 21 days, we are getting four more years of donald trump three weeks from today, ladies and gent

from the rules and regulations put in place at the end of the obama administration that sadly the trummp administration ln the cutting floor. we need to reinstate those rules and it means looking at car manufacturing and the seeing the jobs in manufacturing we will see out of this in the new economy, so the energy and infrastructure that goes into manufacturing, seeing that in a different way and understanding as joe biden pointed out we have the plan to get a zero emissions by 2040, 2050. then the second piece of it is seeing what jobs are out there and we know there are a lot in manufacturing. i've never been one to think if someone's job changes, you've got to expect them to go to school for ten years and learn a new skill. some of our midcareer workers are not going to be able to do that. it's taking the skills they have, doing training for six months, a year and having the jobs for them and that is where the green manufacturing comes in. >> could you talk about infrastructure and specifically inthe federal role. when donald trump came to office, a lot of people said infrastructure

the ynews today, president trum and the first lady have tested positive the president's doctor say they are both in the white house and, quote, doing well. other news out there we'll throw to rahel solomon >> amazon says close to 20,000 of its u.s. work force have had covid-19 amazon says this is 42% lower than the expected infection rate and after the company faced heavy criticism over worker safety >> and continuing the year-long probe into amazon, apple and facebook and will likely include findings from the legislation. texas governor is shutting down drop off sites even county will be limited to a single site. trying to cut down on election fraud but it is getting swift reaction >> well said, rahel. the house passing $2.2 trillion package originally thought not to pass in the senate. could the president's diagnosis change attitudes and what about the supreme court nomination process we'll have more of the latest. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. the house passing stimulus package largely down party lines. could president trump's die know sis change attitudes what ab

without the presence of inflation, what in the hell are you doing, and that by the way put a trum trump in a majority t what, the president of the united states on wall street and all of whom were looking to make money on a little extra volatility that would be introduced by further interest rate increases. it was the historians who said my gosh, presidents cannot in the great pristine of the federal reserve by criticizing it. that's over, that's done. you will see them even more energetic in the future as they should be. >> host: george w. bush as you pointed out doubled the debt. it's sort of controversial. we know barack obama didn't double that when we went into the bush administration and then we went to 17 trillion and now donald trump had a four to 5 trillion-dollar deficit this year. at what point do the interest rates have to be de facto near zero and are you worried about that magnitude of the debt while trump got more revenue from the tax cut, he wasn't successful pruning the government so where do we end up if we don't do something? >> guest: i wish i could give you the exac

myself just taking the groups that leaned about 470 some people who either for highly approve the trum trump, and they fall into three categories. white males without a four-year college education , evangelicals or born again or they are both evangelical and born-again some religious right to find themselves differently. you can see the high approval rating generally white males were 73 percent evangelicals were 80 and the born-again were 80 percent approval rating. also all of them went up in their prejudice we had a separate prejudiced test in the test. the most striking figure to me here is at the end when you see how many of these people are double high. 23 percent of the white males without a four-year college education are double highs, the evangelicals over the born-again's are 30 percent and both evangelical and born-again are 36 percent those numbers are staggering. we also found in the data the republican party is controlled by the double highs and this is unsuited for democracy at least not our type of democracy so it is a little terrifying. >> and so to continue as you say

hey don't want to hold the chinese party and smear trum to win back the white house. that's despicable. e can no longer expect democrats. they will continue to prioritize people over people in the lives of the american people. i yield. mr. clyburn: i thank the gentleman for yielding back. the chair recognizes mr. foster. mr. foster: i believe that public confidence will be crucial in the development and development of vaccines and will equire robust oversight by congress. in july, congressman dr. green ent a letter to the to the g.a.o. to conduct real-time oversight. the purpose is not to second guess the work of our scientists researchto ensure that proceeds as effectively as possible and congress and the public has confidence in the process. part of this response to this has been excellent. representative dr. green, conversation republican, he and i are getting a classified briefing on the classified aspects on operation warp speed. i also understand that h.h.s. has been slow to provide to conduct this review including basic documents including on procurement. in my

let's look at what is driving the action the focus once again on stimulus the trum

watch what his son, donald trum jr., said on fox news. >> i went through the cdc, because i kept hearingons, well, why aren't they talking about deaths? oh, because the number is almost nothing. >> almost nothing, he says. 971 deaths were reported yesterday. as i noted, we checked the last three days, 2,950 americans died from coronavirus in three days alone and in perspective 2,9 77 americans died on 9/11. how can the president's say there's been almost nothing as far as deaths are concerned? >> this is what happens when you're so out of touch that you just don't care anymore. tell that to the thousand families grieving a loss today. tell that to any of the americans who are confronting what is literally the worst mass casualty event. this is destroying lives, the reason our economy is in such peril and such painful shape right now. in some ways it's very revealing that he said that because it reveals just how fundamentally they don't get it. i'll tell you this, for all of us, no matter your politics, all of us who want our lives back, who want the economy fully open and school back ope

atlas who pushes junk science but who defers to trum. even after getting coronavirus, trump won't get behind wearing a mask. he says america has as many cases as we do because we test a lot, too much, he says. he says herd immunity could be the solution and we are rounding the corner on the virus, which is only true if you think what's around the corner is hell. in three days his claim that we'll have a vaccine by election day will join the 220,000 lives that have been tracked in one term. two days ago when america hit a record number of infections, 90,000 in one day, trump's said the numbers are almost nothing. almost nothing. tell that to the families of the 971 people who reportedly died in america on that same day. this is the kind of leadership and decision making that made the trump administration the abject failure that it was. they risked our lives, not just with coronavirus but with health care and with foreign policy and with the climate. those failures, their failures, are now our problem. when you fail this big, this much, pe

but, hey, man, good for trum i'm glad that he's feeling better.h i think his recovery will be awful for public health. i mean, how are his supporters going to be taken seriously if be beaten by a guy whose body is 83% chicken nuggets? the fact is trump's behavior sets an example for the people around him. and you could see at the rally that people are already taking corona less seriously. >> governor ron desantis is being criticized for his appearance at president trump's rally in sanford. >> this is the governor of florida, ron desantis. he's at the rally that trump is at right now, and this is his entrance: no mask, high-fiving the crowd, then touching his face with the hand that he used to high 5. >> trevor: man, i know everyone likes to shit on ron desantis for his choices, but i disagree. of course he's going to high-five strangers and then snort their germs. if you're the governor of florida, then you've got to represent florida, baby! i mean, this just shows you how powerful trumpism is. his supporters think that his success is their succes

i want to learn trumpet too but i didn't bring that, my daughter is learning trum bet-- trumpet but that instruments so i am making up for time. >> i feel like are you the one person designed tor this. do you feel like are you ready for this moment? >> i wasn't really ready for it, it was a nice reset. i think it's really beautiful. i fever get to be home. so i have got to be home with my babies. and their 11 and 13 so st a very beautiful time to be home. and also a lot of work on myself, and pie wife, it has been a beautiful time to just work on us. because we have spent years trying to build a career where i actually did stuff that i love to do. which now i have that career. it was not the case 22 years ago. so it has been good to be home. and now i'm back to work. and it's kind of sad because my kids can't come up and see me because they have to do two weeks quarantine. so it is the first time i have ever been away from my family for this long. >> trevor: jason momoa a lot of people know you as an action star, where they are seeing a breakout star in "game of thrones," whether it is l

dissenting views private saying "i think what we've found is we are not going to change president trumnt trump." so jason chaffetz, i'm going to go to you first, there are a number of republicans who are allegedly distancing themselves from the president, hurting themselves or helping themselv themselves? >> jason: i think it's fake news to suggest people are running away from donald trump. to do so would be at their own peril. the internal support, the republican support for donald trump has never, ever been higher and i know they all like that they beat hillary clinton and they're going to love beating joe biden so to go on any other track is going to be bad, bad news. stay with donald trump and they will do just fine. >> katie: kennedy, there's an issue here of ticket splitting, republicans senators in tough races around the country, martha mcsally has been leaning into president trump's supreme court fight and she's gaining a little bit. >> kennedy: yeah, which is surprising because she's been about five points behind for a while now and yeah, she probably has one of the tougher ra

. >> reporter: president trum am and nominee joe biden making news in their competing town halls. the president with nbc's savannah guthrie on losing the election. >> will you accept a peaceful transfer? and the answer is, yes, i will, but i want it to be an hohnst election. >> reporter: vice president biden on abc with george stephanopoulos on enlarging the u.s. supreme court. >> you'll come out with a clear position before election day? >> yes, depending on how they handle this. >> reporter: both answered questions on coronavirus. biden slamming the president's response. >> he has a presidential responsibility to lead, and he didn't do that. >> reporter: the president on testing at the last debate. >> reporter: you don't know if you took a test the day of the debate? >> possibly i did, possibly i didn't. >> reporter: president trump tried to clear up concerns about race. >> are you listening? i denounced white supremacy. >> reporter: and the $450 million he reportedly owes. >> i don't osha swe russia any . >> any foreign bank or foreign entity? >> not that i know. >> reporter: t

cases involving president trum trump's tweets in a public forum.t cases currently before the court and we will see what they do with it. with that i'll turn it over to david if he has anything he would like to add. >> yes. i want to agree with bob, there are certain areas the roberts court simply is not addressed. howink one of those is does reed pursue the town of gilbert square with both the commercial speech doctrine and the secondary effects doctrine. the commercial speech doctrine the supreme court created a pure advertising second class treatment and versa memo offered what's interesting about this, justice clarence thomas in 1996 naidu not see philosophical or historical justification for recording commercial speech less protection or truthful the noncommercial speech. the thomas wrote the majority opinion the main opinion and read. but yet there still some ssdissidents tween the commercial speech doctrine read. if you read the reed decision strictly there shouldd not be a commercial speech exception. as bob knows all too aware of the second

anonyy fauci disavowg a trum campaign commercl l thate saysys took his wdsds outf f contt.t. the ad features these remass selectivy y edit frorom interview fauci gagave back in march. >> i can't imagine that anybo coulbe doingore. y: dr. fci hasever endors a polital candite inore than5 years of publi serve. in a statement, he responded -- "the use of my name and my words by the gop campaign was done without my permission, and the actual words themselves were taken out of context, based on something that i said months ago regarding the entire effort of the task force." u.s. coronavirus c cases and hospitalizations continunue to rise, as the overall caseload has now topped with a death toll 7.7 million of over 212,000. new cases hit a two-month daily high friday, with 10 states reporting record single-day rises according to reuters. in 31 states, new cases have gone up compared to the week before. "the new york times" reports the white house last month blocked an order from the centers for disease control and prevention requiring face masks on all forms of public and commercial

trum trump relied not much. joe biden will not hold rallies today, he is preparing for the debate. president obama will step in for him. tomorrow is the last time to see president trump and joe biden face off in person. there's only two presidential debates this election season. many of you remember when president trump backed out of the october 15th debate which led to joe biden backing out of that as well and they both held their own town halls on different networks at the same time. >> of course, we were flipping back and forth trying to watch both of them. now we see them on the same stage. when you watch the final presidential debate between president trump and joe biden tomorrow night starting at 6:00 here on abc7. >>> how to solve the future of homelessness. we know it's a huge issue in the bay area. coming up next, we'll talk about how oakland just voted to handle it moving forward and why it is sparking instant controversy from activists. >>> plus calling out and cracking down on karens. how san francisco leaders are hoping this new rule will put an end to these encounters

and then "after words" went into the capital for the luncheon parade we were seated with trum trump'sink it was his cousins, his first cousins at a table with them. it was weird because they look like they were weirded out. [laughter] summit they were like mary trump? soon they were perfectly pleasant. one of them knew elijah and wanted to take a picture with him i believe. and so we watched everything taking place. of all coat was walking around the room holding court. the first lady was sitting down welcoming everyone who came up to the first table to meet her. we make the speeches or part of our luncheon i said let's go we pushed back our chairs, we head to the head table. and donald john trump stands up with vice president pence by his side. and elisha introduces us. and then, they make a little small talk. and then elijah says i would love to meet with you mr. president. i would love to meet with you because the companies are gouging the american people. and people are dying because they cannot afford the cost of prescription drugs. i think we can work together to help the americ

president trums event yesterday with thousands in omaha, nebra sa. campaiaid it asked the audience to wear masks, but many did not. the issue making headlines happened after the speech as shuttle buses to parking arera got stuck inic and didn't arrive leaving hundreds in hours.zing temperatures for today in the midwest, vice president pence spent the day running defense in michigan and wisconsin. two other key states he and the president won narrowly four years ago. >> just six days away from a great victory all across the e of wisconsin and all across america. when we reelect president donald trump for four more years. lisa as candidates scramble, : millions of voters stand still in lines that keep setting early , voting records, and in some places are raising questions about access and tests of patience. like in indiana, where rain or shine -- early voters are waiting in up to seven hour lines to cast their ballot. >> in the rain, in th cold, wi[l complaining. ghter] lisa:at legal bes over voter suppression have piled up across the cotry as states

that's directly related to president trum- his takeover of the republican party, something that is an issue for vulnerable republicans acrossy, the counike collins. >> i think, you know, what really did it for me waser vote on the kavanaugh nominaon and the 2017 tax cut and also in the impeachment and her comments that she thought that donald trump had learned his lesson after that. but so i really looked long and hard and just decided that she wasn't for me anymore. >> desjardins: collins disputes this narrative. >> it's just not true. my voting record is as independent as ever.th foseventh year in a row, i've been named the most bipartisan mber of the senate. >> desjardins: that's correct. according to the political data site 538.com, collins has voted just two-thirds of the time with mister trump, the least of any republican in the senate. but that ao means she's not trump enough for his core voters it is a partisan vice grip.t' >> well,certainly difficult to be a centrist whoar believes in a for common ground in this highlrized environment that we're in. >> desjardins: this leaves

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been clear that president trump for the campaign's strategy is driven much more by what presidentli trumshether or not it is effective at turning out voters or convincing voters who might not be interested in voting for him right now to vote for him. at the biden campaign has been focused on all along is who are the voters that we need to go and fin and what are other ways we can go and find them? whher that is through the phone or the internet. otd so whether oroe biden is on and in front of crowds is not an important iss for the bide campaign and quite frankly with the president seems to be doing rit now, even as he is leaving the hospital and he did the drive-by yesterday is his interest in beg part of the story. his interest in always being the story. in showing that he is tough and he is strong. think the challenge for the president isn't that people don't think that he has the sort ofigor to be president. what they are worried about is that his overall administration's handling of an aiissue that impacts their life day in and day out. it is whether kids aren't in school, why they ha

i mean, he's got a busy schedule next few dayfor the what do u see ahd r trum >> it's going to be a verygressive campaign schedule for the president. sources tell us he plans to be back on the campaign trail every day this week. the messaging that i've been hearing from campaign officials is what we heard from eric trump today. the president is a fighter. he's beat the virus. now he's going to go on to recover the nation's economy. the fact of the matter is the president is returning to the campaign trail when he's down in the polls by double digits. his handling of the pandemic is under fire, the majority of the americans disapproving of his handling of the pandemic and when his campaign is strapped for cash. the single best issue for the president is the economy. even more so than the pandemic, registered voters in our latest poll say that issue, the economy, is the most important issue for them. he has a lot of ground to make up with just a few weeks to go. >> it was reported he wanted to have a superman suit on, to rip out and reveal a superman shirt on underneath. >> jon, i think th

given the president's struggles in the suburbs, boosting the vote here is rcritical for trum. >> how important is it for him to get his numbers even higher than four years ago? >> i do think we need to increase our voter turnout here to offset what might be happening in the southeastern part of pennsylvania. >> back at the trump house, leslie rossi shows us the log of visits from thousands of trump supporters. >> what do you think this year? >> my numbers have tripled. four years ago my work was really hard here. hi to convince the voters to vote for the candidate. i had to convince them president trump was the best choice for them. this time, i don't have to do any of that. they're all in. >> reporter: whether enough are all in could determine whether trump wins pennsylvania and a second term. and republicans we talked to in rural southwest pennsylvania were really candid that they expect the president to do even worse in the suburbs in pennsylvania than he did in 2016. so they feel a lot of pressure to deliver even bigger margins than ever if he has any chance of winning the keysto

candidatetes for thte house anand senate a are increasingly distancing themseselves from donanald trum. in arizona, republican senator martha mcsally -- who o trails democratic challenger r mark key byby double e digits in recent s -- refused to answer a debate moderator tuesday night who asked her if s is prproud of her support for trtrump. >>>> senator, the question was, aryouu proud of your support for president trump? >> i am proud to be fighting for arizona evevery single d. cloak so you're proud of yourur support t for the e presidenent? >> y you look at the legislalatn weutut on esidide's dedesk. >>>> and sounds like she is prod -- >> i am proud to be f fightininr arizona.a. amy: texas' supreme court has ruled that officials in harris county may not send mail-in ballot applilicationons to all 4 millllion registstered voters. harris county is home to houston anand is texas' mosost populous region, with a f far greater proportion of democratic voters than other parts o of texas in northern california, the august complplex fire has become the first "gigafire" in state history, cons

the best she got, she got up to 7.1 in the average, and trum actually got within a point, so i woulden bigger and it has been steadier than clinton's. of course, we still, as you say, have a month to go. >> steve kornacki, thanks. >> you got it. >>> a government in shambles, an economy in collapse and the protests that result in lebanon top our news around the world in 80 seconds lebanon. >> our government is trying to kill us in every way. >> demonstrators scuffling with security forces in beirut protesters angry that government corruption has led to the worst financial crisis here in decades. the local currency lost 80% of its value over the past year singapore, the government planning to pay people to have more babies. no word yet on how much. leaders say they are worried that during the pandemic people won't want to have more kids singapore has one of the lowest birth rates in all the world. >>> belgium, a royal family drama ends delfine now officially a princess a paternity lawsuit has been going on for decades the former king decided in january to call off his fight to prove he

questions about roe which indicates that roe doesn't fall in that category and scholars across the exec trum say that doesn't mean roe should be overruled, distributetively it means it's not a case that everyone accepted and doesn't call for its overruling. >> so here's what's interesting to me. you said that brown is, i know my time is running out, is a super precedent. that's something, the supreme court has not even said, but you have said that. so if you say that, why won't you say that about roe v. wade? the case that the court's controlling opinion in that planned parenthood casey case described as a super precedent? what i'm trying to figure out. >> well, senator, i can just give you the same answer i just did. i'm using a term in that article that is fro the scholarly literature it's actually one developed by scholars who are certainly not conservative scholars who take a more progressive approach to the constitution and, again, as richard fallon from harvard said, roe is not a super precedent because calls for its overruling have never ceased but it doesn't mean roe should be overru

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but we've seen with donald trum is that he has betrayed our friends.he's embraced dictators around the world. let's take russia for example. russia interfered in 2016. the director of the fbi said th same thing. trump the commander in chief of the us the first to take the word ofof russia over the word american intelligence. look at our friends. he has walked away from agreements. look at this nuclear deal which now has put us in a position where we are less safe because they are building up what may end up being a significant nuclear arsenal. we were in that deal with friends and allies around the world. because of trump's unilateral approach to form policy coupled with isolationism is polis out and has made america less safe. it's about relationships. it's always been part of the strength of our nation. in addition to the great military we need to keep our word. trump doesn't understand this because he doesn't understand what it means to be honest. >> vice president limit to be a moment to respond. >> when joe was vice president we stood strong with