. >> we visited wilmington, which is a site of racial coup in 1898.f the reasons that was so significant -- amy: in north carolina. >> yes. when we had the january 6 attempted coup, there were a lot including our president who said this is not we are. it is evidence of the fact that when our history has been erased, we don't know that we are heading in the same direction. in fact, violent coups are exactly who we have been. but when we went to wilmington and looked at the site where the coup began, where a newspaper was burned to the ground and callous numbers of african-americans were killed and a duly elected by racial government was deposed, there is no marker, no placard, there is no "this is what happened." in that same sentiment, the erasure of our history come is what is behind these book bands and behind the effort to challenge the 6019 project and it is an effort to make racism unspeakable. and our position has been that when racism is unspeakable, they democracy, for multiracial democracy is unachievable. there is no daylight between the two

wilmington, north carolina. fort fisher defends the cape fear river, which leads into wilmington, wilmington, north carolina was theast open port of the confederacy. general lee, who is defending his he and his men, were defending petersburg and richmond said if wilmington falls, the confederacy falls. those are last supply line. and cape and fort fisher was holding off the federal forces. very heavily fortifiednd with a wall down here shaped like an l across a peninsula. and down here, right here, the largest organized mine field to date in the civil war was laid. these are command detonated mines which allowed the confederate high command to redeployed men to other areas of the fort to movehem down here and to move them down here. the night before the january 15th attack on land, on january 14th, the union launched the largest naval bombardmt of the war on fort fisher. sort of like pre d-d. on june six, the naval forces softening the nazi defses on the beaches of normandy by doing sothe federals had ever certa

mayor, thank you for what you are doing for the city of wilmington, you are making a big difference,ou really are making a big difference. we've got another mayor here today, she's no longer the mayor, she happens to be the head of the director of office engagement. keisha lance bottoms, the mayor of atlanta. madame mayor, where are you? [cheers and applause] two things i learned, you have to know about keisha, one, she's smarter than you, and two, she's smarter than me politically as well, that's why i hired her. it's great to have you, welcome to dell state i've been bragging about. the fact of the matter is, she's also the mayor of atlanta, but she's a fan you grad and, tony, you know where the real power is, as i said, the -- the divine nine and speaking of the president of this great university, this guy used to work for me, tony worked for me when i was a senator, but then he left because he wanted to become a doctor, phd in public policy, but that wasn't good enough, then he decided he wanted to be president and i was scared as hell he wanted to run. turns out he wanted to be

disbanded by that point so wilmington, the black neighborhood in wilmington will get destroyed because the third is not there. it may have been different, but like i said, at the turn of the 20th century, most other states will purposefully push african-americans out of the militia and not allow them to serve until essentially world war ii really. >> any questions? >> you have one online, dr. donaldson. thank you so much. this is not the kind of thing included in the textbooks i teach from. really appreciate your lecture. with such limited time to share in a classroom, if you had to prioritize just a couple of the stories or names, who would you want every american high school teacher to be including in their study and teaching of world war i or the reconstruction era up until that point? dr. donaldson: i would want them to include charles young. his life, being he was born in slavery, and the things he was able to accomplish. his father was a civil war veteran. they escaped slavery from kentucky to ohio. he passes the exam to go to west point. he is a linguist. he writes plays. he spe

. >> joining us now is the democratic mayor of wilmington, thank you for coming on. when you see those sickening pictures of the store owner beaten and see some people in your party are continuing to call to defund the police, how do you rationalize that? >> i don't have to. it's an as sickening to me as it is to you, to be sure, and it may be, i feel it more because of the responsibility i have for the city. i don't think there's any serious effort in our city to defund the police. murmurings all the time, but i think most of our responsible elected officials want to be supportive of the police. there were some questions earlier in the year about support of our city council for our chief and when we challenged council about it that's not what we meant, no we think it's great, and we support. >> sandra: mayor, you have led a big effort to say you are for the police and the last thing we should be doing is talking about defunding our police. i'll ask you more about that in a moment. to that horrific beating our viewers saw on the screen, it went on for 25, almost 30 m

he was here in wilmington, delaware, he chose to early vote with his granddaughter.to a little bit of how he characterized his final week before the midterm elections. >> i'm feeling good. i mean, i've been into i guess now 36 constituencies. i'm going to be spending the rest of the time making the case that this is not a referendum, it's a choice. a fundamental choice. a choice between two very different visions for the country. and that's what it's about. >> reporter: so the president there joining the 19 million americans who have already cast an early ballot in this year's midterm elections. he was joined by his granddaughter, natalie. she just turned 18 this year. this will be the first time casting her ballot. kevin liptak, cnn, wilmington, delaware. >>> kentucky republican james comer made the case for why election voters should get behind his party's economic plan. he told cnn the republicans need to get unnecessary spending under control to fight inflation and called for a change in energy policy. here he is. >> we can be energy independent in the united sta

gibraltar of the atlantic ocean, wilmington, north carolina. fort fischer defends the cape fear river, which leads into wilmington. wilmington, north carolina, was the last open port of the confederacy. general lee, who is defending he and his men were defending petersburg and richmond, said, if women can false, the confederacy falls. those are the last supply line, and fort fischer was holding off the federal forces. very heavily fortified with a wall down here shaped like an l across the peninsula and down here. right here, the largest organized minefield today in the civil war was laid. these were commanded needed mines, which allowed the confedere high command tredeploy other men to other areas of the fort. to move em down here and then to move them down here. the night fore the january 15th attack on land, january 14th, the union launched the largest naval bombardment of the war on fort fcher. sort of like pre-d day on june 6th, the naval forces softening the not the defenses on the beaches of normandy. by doing so, the federa had inadvert

president joe biden is expected to cast his vote in wilmington, delaware, today.e will join more than 20 million people who have already voted. either by mail or at early voting polling place before election day. that is an astounding number. considering we saw ten days left to go, let's put this in perspective. the highest early voting turnout on record goes in 2018, with 36 million people having voted. now, the biggest names in the democratic party, they are out across the country, including former president barack obama who stumped for candidates in michigan earlier today. and he made the case to people who haven't voted yet. we do expect president obama to speak soon, former president obama to speak soon at a rally. just getting started in wisconsin. but he told people in detroit just a short time ago, this is a fight for our democracy. >> the only way to save our democracy, we gotta move together forward, all of us. we've got a lot of people that know you. and who see you. and who care about you. who understand what you are going through. day, and day out. yo

we have fox team coverage on all of these stories but first to wilmington, delaware, with the latest on the growing problem facing president biden. lucas. >> john, on the sunday talk shows on fox the members of the trump administration sounded off on president biden's armageddon comments. >> those congressmens were reckless and even more importantly they democrat stated maybe one of the greatest foreign policy of the last decades and failure to deter putin. >> what he said was irresponsible on every level. even if regardless of the situation you never go and scare americans. >> haley said it's biden's job to tell americans everything's going to be okay and not scared. john kirby defended his boss. >> with the president reflecting is that the stakes are high right now. begin what's going on in the battlefield in ukraine and given the very irresponsible and reckless comments made by vladamir putin in the last few days. >> gas 60% higher than when biden took office. going to austin to talk about abortion and not high gas prices or the crisis on the southern border. >> the challenge that

cnn, wilmington, delaware. >>> well, though mr. biden is making his rounds backing democratic candidates, republicans say it won't make a difference in the midterm elections. they say voters are angry about the soaring cost of living. >> this is our year. the democrats can't run on anything they have done. people don't like what they have done. they don't like high inflation or gas prices or food prices up. the public doesn't like an open border or high crime. that's what the democrats are known for. they have done all these things. democrats did it. they did it and they want to run away from it. >> and here in georgia, republican governor brian kemp and democratic nominee stacey abrams face off sunday in their final gubernatorial debate. early voting has already started in georgia but many voters have yet to cast a ballot. the pair sparred over key issues like the state's economy, abortion rights and concerns over growing crime and gun safety. here is just a portion of their debate. >> gun violence is now so prevalent and so rampa

first lucas tomlinson live in wilmington where the president has spent th

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you know, to the project is in fact from wilmington for all household families. and for the businesses across the new, one of the most divisive proposals for cutting consumer costs, putting a ceiling on a price of gas does not yet have berlin's backing, despite a number of other countries pushing for it french president emanuel macklin who supports the price kat proposal says he'll have a word with his german counterpart over today we have brought unity between countries and so i and others will be working with travelers short response because it's not good either for germany or for you. look at the terminal isolated itself. chancellor, olaf shalt says, that's hardly the case. we are the biggest supporter, you're paying 26 percent of the budget usually. and we are developing a lot of solidarity mechanisms. but he didn't indicate a change of mind on price caps, which hungarian president, victor, or bon is calling economic suicide for his country. the dutch don't like the gas cap concept, either preferring another proposal for countries to buy few altogether. prime

we're following developments from wilmington, delaware. >> reporter: democrats are narrowing their closingt now in the final stretch of this midterm campaign. and they're centering on this warning about what might happen if republicans were to gain control of congress. and you hear that from president biden, from the first lady, from the vice president, even from president obama all trying to narrow their focus on these economic issues. items like social security, medicare, trying to get those issues in front of voters before november 8th. but they do face some serious head winds, economic head winds, political head winds and just historic head winds. typically the president's party fairs poorly in his first midterm elections. now listen to how president biden described his strategy for the coming week. >> so i'm going to be spending the rest of this time making the case that this is not a referendum. it's a choice. a fundamental choice. a choice between two very different visions for the country. and that's what it's about. >> reporter: now you notice there is president is here in delawar

we have coastal flood advisories and warnings towards the coastline from wilmington to norfolk to partsf jersey. with this news, it's not raining, it's just pushing the water on to shore because of gusty winds. we wind up in the areas with one to two feet of water standing. within the flood watches as you're seeing across parts of the virginias, this is where we are getting rain and it is heavy at times which is why we're highlighting yellow from that flight risk, a little more vulnerable for picking up another 2 to 4 inches of rain on top of what we picked up. showing the future radar, the rain extends up over new england into the next few hours into the rest of this evening, finally, the rain chances will taper back a bit as we roll into the latter part of our weekend. we talked about the strong winds, many under advisories highlighted in orange. that extends through ted, over 2 million dealing with wind gusts over 35 miles per hour, amara. >> britley ritz, appreciate it, thanks. >>> as dawn rises here in southwest florida, neighbors are confronting some difficult questions including

let's go now to cnn's kevin liptak in wilmington, delaware, where the president is spending the weekend. how are the president and first lady lending support to this final push to november 8th? >> reporter: they're both trying to narrow down their closing arguments in this final stretch, and it's really all about this warning, about what would happen if republicans were to gain control of congress. you're hearing it from the president, the vice president, the first lady, even president obama really trying to narrow down on these economic issues. social security and medicare. really trying to bring those to voters as democrats do become more interested about what will happen on november 8th. of course, they are facing some serious headwinds, economic headwinds, political headwinds, and just historical headwinds. obviously the president's party typically fares pretty poorly. listen to what president biden said yesterday about his message in this final week. >> so i'm going to be spending the rest of this time making the case that this is not a referendum. it's a choice. it's a fundamental

thank you, sir. >> sandra: new at 2:00, a brutal beating during a store robbery in wilmington, delawarethe 68-year-old owner on the edge of death. the democrat mayor joining us with reaction coming up as the victim's family calls for justice. all that and more in a brand-new hour, including brian kilmeade and shannon bream will be here. the lows of bipolar depression can leave you down and in the dark. but what if you could begin to see the signs of hope all around you? what if you could let in the lyte? discover caplyta. caplyta is a once-daily pill, proven to deliver significant relief from bipolar depression. unlike some medicines that only treat bipolar i, caplyta treats both bipolar i and bipolar ii depression. and, in clinical trials, feelings of inner restlessness and weight gain were not common. caplyta can cause serious side effects. call your doctor about sudden mood changes, behaviors, or suicidal thoughts right away. antidepressants may increase these risks in young adults. elderly dementia patients have increased risk of death or stroke. report fever, stiff muscles, or conf

the president we will see him in wilmington, casting his early vote.he white house says he will be joined by his granddaughter natalie. she turned 18 this year. this will be her very first time casting a ballot. >> look forward to watching that lart this afternoon. kevin liptak, thank you so much. to georgia now. nadia romero is at a polling location out of atlanta. record turnout. we have seen some big crowds, too. what does it look like this morning? >> reporter: yeah, boris, it's still a sleepy saturday for many people who are at home probably watching you on tv, getting ready for their day. we see those numbers usually pick up during the afternoon hours and then that's what you start to see the lines, and especially right before those polls close at 7:00 p.m. is when people are dashing in to either drop off their absentee ballots or trying to make their way into in-person vote. we are told by the poll worker that works here at ponce library in the hart of atlanta this is the busiest location throughout the city. if you look at the statewide numbers

influence the outcome of the midterm elections ahead of schedule to a polling station in his native wilmington delaware, a week and a half before the general vote, the us president went with his granddaughter. natalie this is her first vote. natalya fired back quickly. but at biden, something got stuck in the voting machine, did not give in, he had to call a volunteer behind the screen. leaving the booth, grandfather and granddaughter pasted each other on a sticker, which is supposed to vote, smiled, joked, but the general background of these elections every day is more and more gloomy because no one has forgotten the previous ones. you can't condemn the violence if you don't condemn the people who continue to challenge the election results, claiming they were stolen. and that all this lies were specially invented to compromise our democracy of those whom biden pointed to liberal journalists being exposed. here on cnn, they are running a report from outside of arizona near the early voting boxes. there were seen armed men in bulletproof vests, watching those who approach the boxes to one woman

. >> any moment now president biden is expected to vote early in wilmington, delaware.e are told to go to the pole with his granddaughter, natalie. meanwhile skimpy partner last night vice president kamala harris, when the two made a rare joint campaign stop in philly last night. lucas tomlinson is live at the white house with the very latest on that. hey lucas. quick say arthel. a year ago white house officials called inflation temporary, transitory even president biden said it would not last long. inflation has been over 7% all year. not seen in this country in 40 years. ted cruz spoke last night on hannity. >> people are energized. they are fed up with this radical and extreme left wing that's bringing record inflation out of control crime, open borders and chaos and shaun, we are going to see a red tsunami in november. >> biden spoke last night in philadelphia the critical bout a girl state of pennsylvania pretty worse philly socks another point of disagreement ted cruz in addition to condemning the attack on nancy pelosi's husband, to present also had harsh words f

mayor, thank you for what you're doing with the city of wilmington.u are making a big difference, pal. we have another mayor here today. she is no longer the mayor. she happens to be the head of the director of the office of public engagement. keisha lance bottoms, the mayor of atlanta. madam mayor, where are you? there she is. [ cheers and applause ] >> two things i learned you got to know about keisha. one, she is smarter than you. and two, she is smarter than you and me both politically as well. that's why i hired you. good to have you. and welcome to del state i've been bragging about that. the fact of the matter is she is the mayor of atlanta but also a fam-u grad, and tony, you know, you know where the real power is, as i said, the divine nine, and speaking of the president of this great university, and this guy used to work for me, tony worked for me when i was a senator and he left because he wanted to become a doctor, a ph.d. in public policy and that wasn't good enough and he wanted to be president and i got scared as hell he was going to ru

so what wilmington is going to get, the black neighborhood wilmington is going to get to start becausethe third isn't there. so it may have been difference but like i said, at the turn of the 20th century most other states are going to purposely push african americans out of militia and not allow it to be certain till essentially world war ii. any other questions? >> as a matter of fact, i do have one online. dr. donaldson, thank you so much. this is not the type of thing that is included in the textbooks that i teach from. i really appreciate your lecture hopefully i'm doing this correctly. but with such limited time to share in a classroom, if you had to prioritize just a couple of the stories or a couple of the names, who would you want to every american high school teacher to be including in their study and their teaching of world war i the or that reconstruction era up until that point. >> i would want to include charles young. his life being that he was born in slavery in the things that he was able to accomplish. his father was a civil war veteran the escape slavery from kentuck

the wind is gusting to 29 at hatteras, 25 in wilmington. 21 up to the north. it will continue to weaken. by sunday, it will fall apart. until then, additional rainfall totals measuring up to six inches. dan: still problems. thank you. you can help people affected by hurricane ian by donating to the red cross. dion: running water that burns eyes, fills rooms with a strong odor, and even comes out brown. that's what hundreds of residents in one bay area city say they've been living with. now a newly published report is hoping to change things. zach fuentes spoke with those impacted and with officials about what's being done about it. reporter: it's a visual that is difficult to look at. the water residents are getting when quality is at its worst. >> the pipes are being cleaned out. we don't get a notice when they do. whenever we turn on the water and its brown, we just have to wait and let the water run until it's clean again. reporter: it's just part of the completes this local organization collected in a survey that was published this week. it was part of a l

so did she said if i she's the one that i also wanted to show done by wilmington? kerry i spoke to the colleague. i mean, i think it's dignity won't do if she stick it yet. romance era will get put on all our roll again on down. what did it go? by larry over bono was an italian left wing activist, and his killers have still not been found. your order if you want to call it soon, when it's under him on the elastic will it's nice to meet, you know, going to be valid will in your water when she valid. that'll get somebody sense. i'm going to shoot me what that finish. almost while windy no, not nissan, your nissan will attitude. i would he had been going back to the douglas. ah, your it has always been in favor of a multi polar world against us. some nato had germany, which explains his sharply negative attitude to italy's increased defense spending an art supplies to ukraine on your george lot, lot of started eliano spend if it's been some uni yield on you, josma. atlanta said, thank you. any idea we're on the job loss with it, but it was to me that the school it alg

charleston, charlotte, wilmington, roanoke, hatteras. any one of these areas could see significant rain. there's terrain here too. so it's not just ponding water. there's terrain. in the mountains you can get flash flooding. so even inland, in some of these mountain communities, you can see that fast flowing water and it could be incredibly dangerous. so, and the last reminder, those are the direct impacts. just a strong reminder, biggest reminder i can give here, it's dangerous after the storm too. so for communities walking, be careful getting outside. power lines are down. there's debris. so dangerous to be on the roads. don't drive your car where water covers the road. half of fatalities inland from the flooding, half of those come from driving automobiles into the water. half of them come from cars. you got to stay out of the water. the last one is generators have become readily available in these communities. i just can't urge this strong enough. be careful with the generators. when the power's out, know how to use a generator. rig

biden was making 175 a year with, his wife is a teacher, and he's got this beautiful mansion in wilmingtonuse in delaware. anthony fauci is the wealthiest federal employee making, i think, $400,000 a year, and he's got a portfolio ofsome in the neighborhood of about $50 million. these people are e supposed to report ranges, i made between 100,000-10 million, they should report the exact dollar, i made exactly this much on this trade, here's the exact dollar value in my portfolio, not these wide ranges, which, you know, make judgments -- gerry: brian, what can be done about this? ban government officials from owning or trading stock? [laughter] >> look, i don't think so. because if you look at the biden administration, one of the big problems is nobody works in the executive branch who has any business experience. is it a surprise we've got the economy that we've got? i don't want to exclude folks like that from from running for office, from holding positions. but i i grecian it -- i agree, we need way more transparency, narrower ranges, more specifics, more realtime data. and don't bury it

a decree on the recession to russia after resolute wilmington favor of the change, the terrace he's faced. really let the shelling by you when you pull to during the referendum voting process on joining the russian federation. also ahead with the anglo saxons have not had enough with their sanctions. they've moved on to diversions. there are some present blames luez for some of the nose fee pipelines thing that washington is the main beneficiary of the fact. and a 17 people killed, including 11 children and dozens, a wound in the school in central russia on monday with hello and welcome to our see international world class in lie from the russian capitalist. just gone 5 am, i will gladly you could join us. i'm right, i'm army. let's take a look at the top stories of the week. this lease locks a historic event with the russian president, signing a decree on the session of 2 reasons. her son and as upper rosier and soon republic storage and lou guns into the russian federation. while speaking at the signing ceremony rather than puts in cold on ukraine for talks, emphasizing the status of th

the wind is gusting to 29 at hatteras, 25 in wilmington. 21 up to the north. it will continue to weaken. by sunday, it will fall apart. until then, additional rainfall totals measuring up to six inches. dan: still problems. thank you. you can help people affected by hurricane ian by donating to the red cross. dion: running water that burns eyes, fills rooms with a strong odor, and even comes out brown. that's what hundreds of residents in one bay area city say they've been living with. now a newly published report is hoping to change things. zach fuentes spoke with those impacted and with officials about what's being done about it. reporter: it's a visual that is difficult to look at. the water residents are getting when quality is at its worst. >> the pipes are being cleaned out. we don't get a notice when they do. whenever we turn on the water and its brown, we just have to wait and let the water run until it's clean again. reporter: it's just part of the completes this local organization collected in a survey that was published this week. it was part of a l

maloney has promised to form a new government quickly as pressure mounts both at home and abroad in wilmington was he? but if you will, added austria at such a critical time in our nation, we re issue right that we are ready. but one thing we want to move forward as quickly as possible. the new government, she says, will bring stability to the country as it tackles inflation and soaring energy prices. maloney's conservative lock one, the parliamentary majority, and last month selections. but her leadership is already being questioned, yet the premium or it leaked audio messages suggest: former prime minister and ally, silvio berlusconi. brag about his friendship with latimer put it, appearing to justify russia's invasion of ukraine. sushi with russian ministers said a more than one occasion that we are already at war them. why? because we provide weapons and financial helps ukraine. i personally can't express my opinion because if someone shares it with the media, it may cause a disaster. but i'm very, very, very worried. i reconnected with president putin little off what a lot. he sent me 20

of course, oscar of wilmington, ohio. the situation has become a lot worse in the country. many people are starving, many people are unemployed. i hope the new president will make a difference, such as job creation and a more focused look at social development to brazil has become extremely politically polaroid, that it struggles to contain price inflation and rising poverty lula. previous, he served 2 terms between 232010 left office with a 90 percent approval rating. his fall right rival ball scenario of former military officer has served a single 4 year term, marked by economic hardships, due to the coven pandemic. as well as the vice of environmental issues, particularly deforestation. ah, let's move on out to europe, mass protests against surging price inflation in moldova, has devolved into violence, would demonstrate the choosing the police of using heavy handed tactics to disperse, the crowds. ah, overall prominent opposition, politicians with attained including a pro russian party, the de valerie claiming co who was film being forcibly grabbed by police. he suffere

attorney david weiss in wilmington delaware. d.o.j.ays away from sensitive charges in the two months or so before a federal election but since hundred biden is not on the ballot it may not apply. the grand jury in this investigation finished over the summer, d.o.j. declines comments. we previously reported hunter was investigated for federal tax gun paperwork violations as well as lobbying crimes. washington post report federal agents believe tax gun regulation aspects could be chargeable. fox news reviewed a firearm report with hunter biden answered no to a question asking if he was an unlawful user or addicted to drugs. was not clear is if hundred biden's laptop, which and federal custody since 2019 will play into the final charging decisions if hundred biden is charged. he's not been charged with any crimes. elizabeth: thank you so much, joining us now, independent counsel, sol wisenberg. a striking story, sol, good to have you on the show. the u.s. tax court ruled repeatedly you cannot use drug addiction as tax evasion. hunter was