president, please come to wilkes-barre, we have a beautiful city". and guess what?e kept his promise and he is here today. [applause] i want to thank the members of the biden-harris administration for making this visit possible. i truly believe president biden's childhood in northeastern pennsylvania was the foundation for his history of leadership and rise to commander-in-chief. the citizens of northeastern pennsylvania are resilient and truly care about their neighbors , much like president joe biden. mr. biden has stood up for the american people throughout the implementation of the american rescue plan, the bipartisan infrastructure law, and the inflation reduction act. these initiatives are investments that make our communities stronger, healthier, and safer. by implementing multiple programs through the american rescue plan funds, my administration was able to financially assist residents, businesses, and nonprofits most impacted by the covid-19 pandemic. with a focus on public safety, we were able to utilize the plan funds to enhance public safety for residen

and that is looks very mayor, -- wilkes-barre mayor, mayor george brown.cheering] [applause] ♪ [applause] mayor brown: folks, have a seat. please. sit down. yes, we are here today and joe biden is here today. joe biden is here for us because he cares about wilkes-barre and missouri county, and all the residents in the state of pennsylvania. as mayor, on behalf of the residents of the city of wilkes-barre, i am honored to welcome president joe biden. i first met president joe biden in his hometown of scranton last october. i said, "mr. president, please come to wilkes-barre, we have a beautiful city". and guess what? he kept his promise and he is here today. [applause] i want to thank the members of the biden-harris administration for making this visit possible. i truly believe president biden's childhood in northeastern pennsylvania was the foundation for his history of leadership and rise to commander-in-chief. the citizens of northeastern pennsylvania are resilient and truly care about their neighbors, much like president joe biden. mr. biden has stood u

. >> reporter: national geographic photographer stephen wilkes' pictures tell compelling stories, from ghosts of ellis island to showcasing an alternative dimension even stranger than we could ever imagine. >> i think what really makes a great and meaningful photograph is the story that it tells. you know. does it make you feel something? >> reporter: his award-winning day-to-night photography series showing time passing in a single image. it's one of his best-known projects. what is the process for a photograph like that? >> it takes months sometimes. i put cranes in places. i build scaffolding. what we just did from shi-shi beach, i took three separate trips to finally get that photograph. and i stood on a rock for almost 20 hours photographing this epic seascape. when i went to bears ears national park in utah-colorado border, we hiked in over an hour and we camped for three nights to capture the moon rising. >> reporter: and after 20 years photographing our national parks, wilkes has borne witness to the impact of a changing climate. >> in the yukon, we were expecting 55-degree tem

it's either a rumor or a fact that john wilkes-booth appears in front of grant's carriage. tell us about that. >> with that night as they are going to get to new jersey john wilkes-booth is seen riding core >> and grant remembers and writes about this strange man staring at him through the carriage and an ominous way that night and it is believed that is john wilkes-booth chasing down the carriage is as he's going out of town to new jersey but he turns around and goes to ford theater. >> they are there was a conspiracy i recall around booth and other players in actors and maybe that was just part of the whole evening. >> who knows what could have been somebody else but it was an ominous figure staring at his carriage as he's leaving washington. >> they are you planning another book? >> it is three books so i think and by the way makes it great christmas set. it's fantastic for under the tree. i'm going to do another rescue book and we will see what we are rescuing next. that's in the business of a deep tease. it's in the process, it's in the works. sydney has been deployed

it's either a rumor or a fact that john wilkes-booth appears in front of grant's carriage. tell us about that. >> with that night as they are going to get to new jersey john wilkes-booth is seen riding core >> and grant remembers and writes about this strange man staring at him through the carriage and an ominous way that night and it is believed that is john wilkes-booth chasing down the carriage is as he's going out of town to new jersey but he turns around and goes to ford theater. >> they are there was a conspiracy i recall around booth and other players in actors and maybe that was just part of the whole evening. >> who knows what could have been somebody else but it was an ominous figure staring at his carriage as he's leaving washington. >> they are you planning another book? >> it is three books so i think and by the way makes it great christmas set. it's fantastic for under the tree. i'm going to do another rescue book and we will see what we are rescuing next. that's in the business of a deep tease. it's in the process, it's in the works. sydney has been deployed

he was also a target, grant was of john wilkes-booth. after he was assassinated grant stands at the time of the most popular figure. by far. johnson despised that. he despised the grant had that power and grew to really hate him. johnson did, to the point where he was just trying to figure out how to get them out of the way want to send them to mexico and do all these things, and grant stood up to him and said no. he said if it's a military order, i will go. but i'm not going if it's just you sending me. >> yeah. >> i found that grant was known as the northern union general, but you write in your book that because of the approach that he took to southern soldiers to but confederates, i don't want to say the people in the south admired him as much as those in the north, but there really was a respect for granted, wasn't? there >> every much so. he was obviously seen as a victor in the north, victorious, but in the south, he was seen as magnanimous because in victory, he gave dignity to those soldiers. he let them leave with their gun and

let me bring in white house correspondent mike memoli who is traveling with the president in wilkes-barre pennsylvania, jonathan allen is with us along with former police chief and msnbc law enforcement analyst carmen best. as we wait for the president to take the stage, which we think will happen in nine minutes, there's interesting timing. the president was supposed to deliver this speech a month ago. he got covid. you know what happened inside that month. this search of mar-a-lago, lawfully executed search by law enforcement, that led some more maga republicans you could call them, allies of donald trump, to slam the fbi even as other republicans said maybe we shouldn't be going after law enforcement given that republicans have tried to position themselves as the party of law and order. there are interesting threads that president biden could pull on here if he chooses to do so. >> that's right. timing is everything in politics. look at the message the president was bringing here a month ago and he will bring again today talking in a defensive way about the ways in which democrats are

he called for it again in comments yesterday in wilkes-barre, pennsylvania. president biden: i'm determined to ban assault weapons in this country. determined. i did it once before. and i'll do it again. for many of you home, i want to be clear, it's not about taking away anybody's guns. in fact, we should be treating responsible gun owners as examples how every gun owner should behave. i have two shotguns at home. long story. i support the second amendment. but the second amendment has one of the most conservative justices in history, justice scalia once wrote, quote, like most rights, the rights grant the by the second amendment are not unlimited. they are not unlimited. right now you can't go out and buy an automatic weapon. you can't go out and buy a cannon. for those brave right-wing americans who say it's all about keeping america's independent and safe, if you want to fight against the country, f-15, you need something a little more than a gun. i'm not joking. think about this. think about the rationale we use, that's used to provide this. who are they

the presidents event here in wilkes-barre, pennsylvania, you see all the red around wilkes-barre, pennsylvanian narrowly won pennsylvania by 81,000 votes. but let's look at this particular county, right here, roxbury is in lucerne county, that's trump county. you see president trump carrying this county quite convincingly two years ago. he carried it back in 2016, when he won pennsylvania over secretary clinton as well. so this is one way to look at the map and say this is trump country, why is the president? there but pennsylvania is incredibly complicated. and the commonwealth has some neat races this year. let's look at it from the house perspective, you see blue all of a sudden. the president is in the district today of democrat matt cartwright. cartwright won narrowly two years ago, he's running for reelection again. democrats are trying to keep the house. this is one the seat we can see, candidates defy history? so, it's a democratic congressional district, but again, if you go back to the presidential race two years ago, won those districts donald trump carried, but is represented by a

when i have been to wilkes-barre it has been raucous for donald trump. so far is he being received? >> well, it's so interesting you say that because when i interviewed then-vice president biden a few weeks after hillary clinton was defeated by donald trump, vice president biden didn't shy from the fact that he saw this coming. when i asked him what was that moment he identified that trump had a chance to win, he said when he saw donald trump in wilkes-barre, pennsylvania, and he saw the crowd and said those should be our voters, democratic voters. we are close to scranton. these are neighbors, people like the ones joe biden grew up with. so this is an opportunity and a designed by the white house for biden to have the opportunity to try to flip the script on republicans ahead of the midterm elections on a key issue, and that is law and order. now, remember this was an event originally scheduled a month ago when the president ended up being diagnosed with covid that day. and the message that the president was going to bring that democrats are the party o

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cnn, traveling with the president, in wilkes-barre, pennsylvania. >>> one of the most important figures of the late 20th century has died. just ahead, we will find out what other world leaders are saying about the man who drew back the iron curtain. >>> later this hour, 180,000 people in mississippi's capital are suffering through a water crisis. still ahead, why jackson is now being described as the next flint, michigan. hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? sadly, not anymore. wow. so sudden. um, we're not about to have the "we need life insurance" conversation again, are we? no, we're having the "we're getting coverage so we don't have to worry about it" conversation. so you're calling about the $9.95 a month plan -from colonial penn? -i am. we put it off long enough. we are getting that $9.95 plan, today. (jonathan) is it time for you to call about the $9.95 plan? i'm jonathan from colonial penn life insurance company. sometimes we just need a reminder not to take today for granted. if

cnn's arlette saenz is there with the president in wilkes-barre, pennsylvania. we expect to hear today? >> reporter: well, alisyn and victor, president biden will be speaking in just a short while, talking about efforts to try to tackle gun crime and violent crime in this country as democrats are preparing their midterm campaign push. now, this is all part of president biden's safer america plan, which calls for hiring more -- a hundred thousand police officers over the next five years, as well as includes billions of dollars in investments for community violence prevention programs and other initiatives. the president is also looking to build off the momentum of that bipartisan gun reform bill that was passed earlier this summer, and he is expected to push and really renew his call for an assault weapons ban. but this speech also offers the president a chance to present more of a contrast with republicans and what he has come to calling an extreme maga agenda. that is something we've really heard the president lean into over the course of the past week. and one

now, this speech here in wilkes-barre, pennsylvania, is over a month in the making.is a key battleground state with very hotly contested contests in both the senate and the governors races and president biden is preparing to make an all-out push. in addition to this speech here on thursday, he will be speaking in philadelphia, where he is set to reprise those campaign themes of battle for the soul of the nation. on monday, he will be participating in a pittsburgh labor day event as well. pittsburgh, also very important to president biden as a candidate, so it's very clear he's fully getting into campaign swing very soon. >> okay, arlette saenz in wilkes, pennsylvania, we'll listen for the president's message coming up shortly. i understand former president trump will also be heading to pennsylvania this weekend, so, all eyes on pennsylvania in the next few days. that's going to do it for us today. we'll see you back here tomorrow. same time, same place. as always, i appreciate your company. you can also join me on twitter, @anacabrera any time. the news continues nex

today, he will be in wilkes-barre, contrasting his plan to hire police to deal with crime against republicanls to de-fund the fbi. on labor day, the president will march in pittsburgh's labor day parade. afterwards, a stop in wisconsin. >>> russia received a delivery of drones from issue ran to help fight ukraine. putin's forces launching a new round of shelling today in kharkiv. ukraine continues its counteroffensive in kherson. u.n. inspected will get access to the nuclear power plant in zaporizhzhia, the source of fears of a catastrophic potential radiation accident because of artillery fire in the area. >>> serena triumphs in straight sets during a spectacular first round match at the u.s. open, sparking hopes of a magical run before her planned exit from the professional tour after this final grand slam. >>> we begin this hour with president biden. joining me now are peter alexander, mark murray, former congressman david jolly, donna edwards. peter, take us through what we can expect from president biden in his remarks today and his prime time speech later this week. >> reporter: the pr

breaking news, president joe biden speaking on the campus of wilkes university in pennsylvania.the president saying moments ago when it comes to public safety, funding the police, not defunding, is the answer. we're going to keep an eye on that event and go back to pennsylvania, the swing state of pennsylvania that president biden will be in three times this week, if there's any news we want to bring you. >>> and let's take a look at snap. their parent company reportedly laying off 20% of employees, haas about 6400 people. that according to a report on verge are released just minutes ago snap has been planning layoffs for if several weeks, and they will begin tomorrow. some departments will be hit harder than others including the team developing mini apps and games. the stock is down 3.2%. and shares of twitter, yeah -- [inaudible] thanks to fresh battle between with elon musk and the company he doesn't want to buy, twitter. tesla ceo filing another letter with the sec stating his intent to ditch his $44 billion takeover of twitter, and twitter hitting right back. let's get to t

today, he will be in wilkes-barre, contrasting his

so it's interesting to me that he said this in pennsylvania in wilkes-barre in the middle of the state that president trump is campaigning for republicans in p.a. this coming weekend. in the last 24 hours, the former president has posted more than 60 times on his truth social website. he attacked mitch mcconnell, he defended the house majority leader kevin mccarthy. he perpetuated this false idea that somehow he is the rightful president. he attacked the fbi. to president biden's point. what is happening here, paul? >> well, a hit dog will holler, won't he? he just -- something is getting to him. i'm not sure what's getting under his skin, but he's clearly panicked and upset about something. and you know, i'm sure republicans who are running are kind of thinking of that old country song, how can i miss you if you won't go away? republicans had this election teed up on biden, inflation, and crime. now, the president has turned it, president biden, so now the election is about trump, abortion, and guns. that's an issue that democrats can run on and win. so i'm not a big trump fan, but as

[applause] mayor brown just described how it's helping fund community policing here in wilkes-barre.publican member of congress, every single one in this state, every single one voted against the support for law enforcement. they talk about how much they love it. they voted against the funding. flat out. flat out. every republican in the house, every republican in the senate, every single one. i know we expect so much from law enforcement officers. so we need to support them. that's why my crime plan to help communities recruit, hire and train nationwide more than 100,000 additional officers accountable officers for community policing. [applause] i mean it. folks, when it comes to fighting crime, we know it works. officers on the street who know the neighborhood. not a joke. that know the neighborhood. who know the families they're protecting. who get the training they need to be able to do their jobs well. who work to earn the community's trust. as we hired more police officers, there should be more training. more help and more accountability. without public trust, law enforcement c

joining us is lance wilkes, what are amazon's ambitions here, remember, haven, the jv between amazon, berkshire, but now amazon seems to be on a shopping spree. what are the major ambitions >> thanks for having me, i think haven and some of the amazon care internally this year, it's really them getting their feet wet and learning more about the business what you're seeing now is an effort to really get a position in the market, probably related to reinventing care delivery, an integrated approach where you're taking convenient locations, digital and virtual care, and probably home care, bundling those together with online pharmacy that could allow them to go further in the market. as a stand alone disruption i think that would be substantial as well. >> it's a long way from here to that stand alone disruption. this is a really tough space, i also noticed your note didn't make mention of alphabet, which has a whole life sinces unit do you think there's opportunity for them to get interested in some m&a >> yeah, you know, in my most recent note i tried to lay out a few different approac

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. >> president biden took a trip back to his home town of wilkes-barre, pennsylvania, to discuss policing and assault weapons. the president says he has a plan to get more cops on the streets, increase funding for police department and ban assault weapons and high capacity magazines. some republicans are blaming the president for an uptick in violence throughout the country. in return, president biden criticizes republicans for not joining the initiative. they voted against the funding. flat out. flat out. >> every republican in the house for not stopping here. determined to ban assault weapons in this country. the term. >> in a statement, the nra pushed back against the president's plan and the nra says it is proposing plans or that the president is proposing plans that only affect law abiding citizens. >> a judge has given a wannabe member of the proud boys more than 4 years in prison for his actions during the capitol attack. 40 year-old joshua pruitt seen here wearing a tank. top was one of the few capitol rioters to come face-to-face with a member of congress he encountered senator c

today the president was in wilkes-barre, pennsylvania. he laid out the framework for his plan to fund community policing and gun reform. this thursday's speech will be at a symbolic location outside independence hall in philadelphia. the president is expected to focus on how america's rights and freedoms are still under attack. you can see the presidential address right here on nbc bay area thursday evening, the exact time has not yet been announced. >>> truth social, the social media platform founded by president trump remains unavailable on the google play store. that android users who make up 34% of smartphone users can not download it. going. says it lacks systems for generating moderator content which violates terms of service. mr. trump has four million followers on this platform. >>> well, speaking of mr. trump, the deadline is nearing by the end of the day, the department of justice has to respond to former president trump's requests. he wants a special master to review evidence seized during the search of his mar-a-lago estate. n

and truthfully you can say that speech led to his death because john wilkes booth was on the groundse house listening and then he said that said i will run him through meaning i will kill him. because lincoln underwent a major transformation and their right to bear arms for the union in part through his friendship and through frederick douglass that david life knows more about frederick douglass then frederick douglass did. >> i had a conversation with him like this. >> and the documentary rights to his book that will be aired on hbo next year. >> one final question. how can we implement the book the black church into the k-12 curriculum? >> we talked about this. my dear friend needs no introduction to this audience and has asked me to work with him the reconstruction curriculum about the black church and jim is a hard person to say no to but i would like your input because what i did giving as shout out to my the editor in the audience was to tell black history to the evolution of the black church. so instead of putting into the history of african-americans we tell the history throu

later today, president biden will travel to wilkes-barre, pennsylvania, where he will focus on his safer america plan. he will highlight how his plan would invest 100 more cops for effective accountable community policing. the white house says the plan will call for more funding and better training of police officers when it comes to public safety in this nation. >> the answer isn't to defund. the police is to fund the police press secretary karine jean pierre says the message will build on the recently passed bipartisan gun safety legislation, which is intended to address gun violence across the u.s.. the administration is still telling the american rescue plan where according to them and help keep police officers on the job. we sent 350 billion dollars to local governments to keep cops on the beat. and in contrast, every republic in congress voted against the funding for law enforcement and trump. also, don't trump cut 400 billion dollars from his budget for state and local law enforcement. and on y,thursday, president biden will be back in pennsylvania. this time, though, in philadelp

in a statement, state senate republican leader scott wilkes said, glad to see the governor veto this. people struggling with addiction need help, not a legal place to shoot up. i look forward to working with the governor to convince democrats in the legislature that a compassionate approach to addiction is better done through medical and mental health treatments. at 11 tonight. a man is seriously hurt this evening after an explosion in a car. the alameda county sheriff's office says it's bomb squad responded to that explosion at about 7 20 this evening on fremont boulevard. authorities say they found flammable gas cylinders and other chemicals inside the car. they say the chemicals when they spontaneously combusted. the fremont fire department tells us the driver suffered life threatening injuries. san francisco will soon receive another 8000 doses of the monkey pox vaccine. the city's public health department says it is expecting another 1600 vials of the vaccine in the coming days, meaning that they can vaccinate 8000 high risk people the city has now received about 23,000 doses of

anyhow, if you're talking about john wilkes booth or remember the doctor that doctored him was dr.ut him on an island out in the gulf there, fort jefferson and he turned out to be a hero. he found a lot of cures for diseases on the deal but he was punished pretty bad for helping john wilkes booth. guest 2: that's a great story. host: do you touch on that in your upcoming podcast or maybe a podcast for another day? guest 2: that was one for another day when we did that one about boston corbett. the month long manhunt after lincoln's manhunt is superinteresting. can i ask a question of richard? is he still on? host: he might be gone. guest 2: i wonder which shot heard around the world he was referring to because there are five or six heard around the world. and even in baseball there's one. there's another thing we've learned over the years, things get names in their time and 20 years later people have forgotten about that event and name something else that and people are trying to write history in real time and give things names and sometimes they stick and sometimes they don't. gue

stephen wilkes is unfathomably talented and committed for his day to night series for instance he'lla way you've never seen it before. i'm a storyteller. >> reporter: national geographic photographer stephen wilkes' pictures tell compelling stories from the ghosts of ellis island to showcasing an alternative dimension stranger than we could ever imagine. >> i think what really makes a great and meaningful photograph is the story it tells, you know, does the make you feel something? >> reporter: his award winging "day to night" photography veer rseries showing time passig in a single image. it's well-known. >> i built scaffolding. what we did on the beach, i took three separate trips to get that photograph and i stood on a rock for almost 20 hours photographing this epic seascape.entoiol park in utah/colorado border we hiked in over an hour and camped for three nights to capture the moon rising. >> reporter: after 20 years photographing our national parks, wilkes has borne witness to the impact of a changing climate. >> in the yukon we were expecting 55-degree temperatures and a migra

anyhow, if you're talking about john wilkes booth or remember the doctor that doctored him was dr. him on an island out in the gulf there, fort jefferson and he turned out to be a hero. he found a lot of cures for diseases on the deal but he was punished pretty bad for helping john wilkes booth. guest 2: that's a great story. host: do you touch on that in your upcoming podcast or maybe a podcast for another day? guest 2: that was one for another day when we did that one about boston corbett. the month long manhunt after lincoln's manhunt is superinteresting. can i ask a question of richard? is he still on? host: he might be gone. guest 2: i wonder which shot heard around the world he was referring to because there are five or six heard around the world. and even in baseball there's one. there's another thing we've learned over the years, things get names in their time and 20 years later people have forgotten about that event and name something else that and people are trying to write history in real time and give things names and sometimes they stick and sometimes they don't. guest

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host: president biden yesterday in wilkes-barre, pennsylvania, on twitter. senator ted cruz regarding the criticism of the president of f.b.i. -- of g.o.p. criticism of the f.b.i. agents and the search of mar-a-lago. here's what he said. lefty twitter is going to lie. it's what they do. every word i said is true. the f.b.i. raid was horrific abuse of power, there needs to be a complete house cleaning of f.b.i. real oversight from congress. all absolutely true. congressman eric swalwell, democrat from california, threats against law enforcement are at an all time high. as lawmakers we can can either support law enforcement and condemn the threats or what ted cruz just did double down about lies of law enforcement and ensure there will be more threats. this is what cruz wants. headline this morning in terms of that story and a filing of, federal filing late yesterday in washington. feds cite efforts to obstruct probe of documents at trump estate with pictures allegedly from the search at mar-a-lago. the justice department they write, associated press, said cla

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we have attorney and republican strategist alexander wilks. we have strategist and biden campaignist and surrogate and comedian and host part of the problem podcast and he may have a thing or two to say about this himself. alexander, i will start with you. there's a lot of legal questions here and merrick garland a lot of times seems surprised he's the attorney general and acts as though he needs permission from someone to say anything when really it's up to him. why so much stone walling and silence? it was a very short briefing and he took no questions. >> i think this shows weakness on the part of the doj in this matter and it's led to a lot of confusion out there. you know, it leads me to believe that really this is an example of washington bubble thinking where they don't understand just how much significance something like this would hold to a lot of americans out there and how jarring this would be. there were just no plan to keep this tight and controlled and measured as a law enforcement agency you want to take the temperature down on

fernish's backers, former amazon consumer ceo jeff wilke and co-founder scott cooke as well as khoslafunding so far $75 million the furniture industry generates 10 million tons of waste per year that ends up in u.s. landfills, that according to the epa and part of that is because furniture is very hard to recycle. if renting it were to become more attractive and mainstream that could be a game changer. >> where do they source their items, diana how do they come up with the furniture thatthey refurnish and resell >> higher-end retailers like crate & barrel, pottery barn not the typical things you would see from the companies marketing to a different demographic. >> they would take their unsold inventory and put it out for rental in other words, i couldn't take the couch i don't want anymore and put it on fernish? >> no. no, no, no they own the furniture and they will rent it to you. they will buy it from the company and it's not stuff that's unsold. it's things that they buy and then rent out. >> interesting i want to be an influencer, as everyone knows 18 pieces, $900 a month. that's

host: president biden yesterday in wilkes-barre, pennsylvania, on twitter. senator ted cruz regarding the criticism of the president of f.b.i. -- of g.o.p. criticism of the f.b.i. agents and the search of mar-a-lago. here's what he said. lefty twitter is going to lie. it's what they do. every word i said is true. the f.b.i. raid was horrific abuse of power, there needs to be a complete house cleaning of f.b.i. real oversight from congress. all absolutely true. congressman eric swalwell, democrat from california, threats against law enforcement are at an all time high. as lawmakers we can can either support law enforcement and condemn the threats or what ted cruz just did double down about lies of law enforcement and ensure there will be more threats. this is what cruz wants. headline this morning in terms of that story and a filing of, federal filing late yesterday in washington. feds cite efforts to obstruct probe of documents at trump estate with pictures allegedly from the search at mar-a-lago. the justice department they write, associated press, said cla

. >> yeah that person is named tyler wilks slaker, he's a 48-year-old man from washington state and currentlyntencing for a trespassing on january 6th. but he has been posting for the last year and a half quiet on this stream where he posted even before january 6th, last night he was posting about the civil war. and daniel j. jones who runs a nonprofit democracy. and it does show you that some of these people making threats online do actually go through with it. and they did, you know, 17 months ago or something like that. >> what exactly are they threatening if there's any more investigations of donald trump found guilty or indicted, or if he is potentially found guilty or indicted for something, again, excuse me, i'm not saying that's going to happen, no one knows, are they saying that there will be physical retributions to that? >> yes, they are saying that they will take out some retribution, probably on the fbi, the most recent target. at the end of the day, they're talking about assassinating all the time. and then there is this day of the woke where they start one by one taking down al

defending the fbi against attacks over the search of former presidents estate in florida in a speech at wilkesuniversity, the president also called on congress to restore a federal ban. and on assault weapons. boxes madeline rivera tells us this is the first of three trips to the key battleground state in the coming weeks. summer winds down the campaign trail is heating up with just 10. weeks to go before election day, president biden is focusing on the alarming spike in crime comes to public safety in this nation. the answer is not defund the police. it's fund , the police, the president laid out his safer america plan. a $37 billion proposal aimed at boosting law enforcement and hiring and training 100,000 police officers over five years , and he sharpened his attacks on republicans criticizing them for some of the rhetoric against the fbi following the search of former president trump's mar a lago home. but sickly. to see the new attacks in the fbi. threatening the life of law enforcement agents and their families for simply carrying out the law and doing their job. a fox news poll shows 54

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and you can truthfully say that speech led to his death because john wilkes booth was on the groundsuse listening to, when lincoln sat down and talked to them and saidthat's it, i'm going to run him through meaning i'm going to kill him . and he's assassinated abraham lincoln. lincoln underwent a major transformation about the mental capacity of black people, their fitness for being citizens and their right to bear arms and fight for the union. and in part through his friendship with my colleague david blight, my good friend who wrote david life knows more about president douglas and president douglas. >> i had a conversation with him like this two yearsago . >> he's great. we option the documentary rights to david's book and i just looked at the rough cut for the documentary which would be aired on hbo next f year i think, keep your fingers crossed. >> i've got one final question. how can we implement the black church, the book the black church into a k-12 curriculum . >> jim and i have talked about this. this was a prelude. my dear friend who needs no introduction. has asked me to

you can truthfully say that speech led to his death because john wilkes booth was on the grounds of thei'm going to run him through. meaning i'm going to kill them. you fascinate abraham lincoln underwent a major transformation about the mental capacity of blackra people, and the right to bear arms. fight for the union. in part through his friendship as mccauley john and david white. and douglas fairplex is about frederick douglass and frederick douglass david. [background noises] that had a conversation with this with him two years ago. lexi is great. we option a document rights to david's book. i think of the rock up our documentary was about hp-ux your think, fingers crossed. i got one final question skip. how can we implement the black church, the book the black church into a k-12 curriculum? well, jim and i talked about this. this is a prelude. jim who needs no introduction to this audience has asked me too work with him on the reconstruction curriculum and curriculum about the black church. jim is a hard person to say no too. [laughter] so i like your input about j th. but i did n

>> what the president will be doing in wilkes-barre, pennsylvania, he will try to thread the two issuesother hand, reforming the nation's gun laws. this is something we saw the president try to do before. and today, we expect him to push in the process, for an assault weapons ban. he will be touting community policing and the previous funding he has delivered, including for the police, from the american rescue plan that passed early in his term. on one hand, you will hear presidents defending democrats from attacks from republicans, suggesting they want to defund the police. and going on the offensive, as well, as talking about what he sees of hypocrisy about republicans, but some have been attacking the fbi, calling for defunding the fbi, in the wick of the investigation into former president trump. all of this is coming as president biden is ramping up his midterm campaign travel. and over the next week, you're going to see him not just today, but two more times over the course of the next week, in the key battleground state of pennsylvania. he will be in philadelphia on thursday, for

wilkes-barre, philadelphia, pittsburgh, three completely different political centers of that very important. but you put them together and it brings into clarity how important pennsylvania is both in the contest for power of the senate and looking ahead to 2024 in the presidential election. you can see the dr. oz backed by donald trump in more trouble than republicans hoped that he would be and perhaps a real opportunity there. and a place where biden is going to try to begin to take advantage of what we're seeing as, look, no one ever ran circles in the street for having a 45% approval rating, but when you were at 38%, 45% looks darn good. >> and we'll see him sharpening his message too over the past week or so, fired up, taking off his jacket last week for example. and saying that the maga republicans, he is making this distinction about what is driving them as we near the midterms here. and the gop though, i think that not seeing that distinction between the grand old party and the extreme maga approach. one argument is that it is the president who is polarizing the country. >> you can s

president expected to talk about more funding for police and crime prevention in wilkes barre is alsoexpected to talk about republican opposition to restoring the ban on assault style weapons thursday will give a primetime address from independence hall in philadelphia and focus on what the president's called the continued battle for the soul of the nation. this is a president that believes when you are president of the united states, it is your duty. it is your responsibility to have the strongest voice of the when it comes to democracy when speaking about democracy. the president will be back in pennsylvania for pittsburgh's labor day parade. scientists have a troubling message about future flood damage in california caused by climate change. the u c. san diego study suggests average flood damage caused by atmospheric rivers could triple as temperatures rise, the western united states will likely see more atmospheric rivers narrow pathways transporting water vapor from the tropics. more than 80% of the flood damage could be caused by this extreme weather. the report concludes. sonom

the president is in wilkes-barre, pennsylvania today, he'll be in philadelphia on thursday for a soul of the nation speech, then again in pittsburgh on monday. the white house sees pennsylvania as a key battleground state with both the governor's race and a senate race that are very crucial in these november midterms. >> and perhaps in a presidential race in 2024. jeremy diamond at the white house, thank you so much. >>> up next, we're live in ukraine as the ukrainian army launches a counteroffensive against russian troops in the south. it's a key moment in this conflict. i'm going to speak to a mayor very close to those front lines. >>> plus new details about the gunman in a deadly supermarket shooting in oregon. what he posted online before the attack. >>> also later, serena williams advances to the second round of the u.s. open. is this really her last tournament? we will discuss what she said after the match that has everyone talking. boost® high prn with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for i

alexandra wilkes, hannah cox, and jason rantz. do you like the paddling or what?, i think these kids have been punished enough over the last couple of years with shutdowns and masks and forced vaccinations and i don't think they need anymore negative associations with school. i feel like paddling is a really good way to do that. tom: wow, i want to make headlines, jason. if somebody -- are any of you pro paddling? >> i will say this: paddling should be kept where it belongs, which are frat houses and bedrooms. definitely not in any school whatsoever. if you're a teacher that has to resort to paddling, it's because you're an awful teacher and there's better ways to deal with kids that are misbehaving and you don't have to be physically abusive and feels like it's a union scheme to keep the schools close and what parent in their right mind would bring their kid to this school? >> i thought that too and i'm an old fashioned guy and like the old fashioned discipline and hannah, when i did this story on radio, it was call in reed owe, talk radio and it went, i thought