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look at this crowd, look at winston-salem tonight. take a long look and ask yourself -- that's not at all the video i wanted to show. how many people feel this way about the week and the frail joe biden? earlier, the president also delivered a speech in jupiter, florida, where he was also met by massive crowds. meanwhile, joe biden spent today in his basement bunker doing nothing as per usual and we will have that in a minute. apparently, he needed to rest after a very rough weekend on the campaign trail. more weird gaffes and strange statements, more constant confusion. looked like a deer in the headlights. we will show you the worst moments from this weekend and a critical warning that the rest of the media mob won't tell you about and that is mail and voter fraud this coming from a democratic operative who organized and coordinated mail-in ballot voter fraud in many previous elections and later, brad knew disturbing video from this weekend's far left riots. first, we start with a very important observation about the 2020 race. 56 d

let's listen into president trump and winston-salem. >> president trump: he will never stop. if they win come it's not going to happen ultimately because this is not like a second place crowd, let's face it. [cheers and applause] are you seeing the poll numbers coming? that is why he left his base. we have problems. i don't think he knows that but the people that manage him know it. they understand it, he doesn't. so i'm running for reelection to keep jobs at home and to put violent criminals behind bars. it belongs to america and not china in these other countries. [cheers and applause] because if we win come america wins. you know that, you have seen that. [cheers and applause] over the last three and a half years, we have secured america's borders, fixed our broken trade deals and they were broken like you have never seen. they weren't even broken, they were bad, they were bad from day one. we built the united states military. obliterated the isis caliphate 100%. [cheers and applause] in fact my got it down to 98%. remember a year and a half ago, they got it down to 90% of

it's not four years ago this week i was home in winston salem, stopped by the county headquarters andmpaign signs or bumper stickers or material that they typically would and the reason they didn't is someone told me at the headquarters, they don't have trump people here. they don't have staff and bodies on the ground. they may not to fill their total campaign goals which they laid out for a few years, but where they are this time versus last time is vastly superior, and they have a robust team and a team on the ground in the way they didn't. i know a lot of people who four years ago, my late father was one of them who lived in winston salem who said i wish joe biden was running this time. there may be independent voters or soft republicans who look at donald trump differently than they did last time, but the trump campaign will still have a well-organized team on the ground and that will give him if not an advantage going? certainly, what he needs at this point. >> okay. and thank you for that glimpse from on the ground there in your home county. i want to ask you about something tha

. >> we leave this program now to take you live to winston salem, north carolina where president donald trump is holding a campaign event. this is live coverage

a campaign event with president trump at the winston-salem north carolina airport. life coverage begins at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. senator edsetts markey spoke to supporters after defeating challenger representative joe kennedy in the democratic u.s. senate primary election in that state, afterwards we'll hear from congressman kennedy. [applause] >> thank you, guys. thank you so much, thank you. good evening everyone, thank you for joining me tonight here in my hometown. i spoke with congressman kennedy just a few moments ago and i extended my respect and congratulations for a campaign that has been fierce at times, but always fueled by a shared commitment to the people of this great commonwealth. we both love massachusetts and the united states of america, i look forward to talking with carson kennedy and working with him to make meaningful change that i know we are both committed to. to my beautiful partner -- [applause] to my beautiful partner and my best friend, susan, since you married me at 32 years ago, every day my life has been brighter and fuller and

. >> tuesday, a campaign event with president trump at the winston-salem north carolina airport. with coverage begins at seven p.m. eastern on c-span. >> first lady melania trump held a roundtable recently on addiction recovery. one of the participants was white house economic council director larry kudlow, who shared his story of struggling with addiction and 25 years of sobriety. larry: thank you. many appreciations to the first lady. state -- say too much. my story has been out there for many years. i would just say when the president and the first lady offered me this addition, which is the greatest honor of my professional life. and i've stayed a lot longer than probably a lot of people thought i would. it would not have been possible . it would not have been remotely possible. it would have been unthinkable that i could have occupy such a job 25 years ago. unthinkable. i was a hopeless abuser of alcohol and drugs. i had tried several times unsuccessfully to get sober. like a lot of my peers and friends, i went through bloody hell and suffered significant consequences. i'm n

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look at this crowd, look at winston-salem tonight. look and ask yourself -- that's not at all the video i wanted to show. how many people feel this way about the week and the frail joe biden? earlier, the president also delivered a speech in jupiter, florida, where he was also met by massive crowds.

connell: let's take a quick look at winston-salem, >> let's take a quick look at winston-salem northn rally there at the smith reynolds airport .at that is it for us tonight . congressman amar guests here tomorrow. maria: good morning everyone, happy wednesday to you. thanks for joining us, i'm maria bartiromo. it is wednesday, september 9. your top stories, 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. markets are higher this morning, futures indicating a rebound at the start of trading. dow industrials up 183 points, the nasdaq up 226, and the s&p higher by 32 right now. this after big tech fueled another big selloff yesterday, the nasdaq finishing the day as record lows, with a decline of the session of 465 minutes to on the nasdaq, dow industrials about 632 points. the race for the white house of, pr

winston-salem is one of the richest cities in the country. it has its share of poverty, low income jobs, prime as you any city. before the pandemic i was contractor for automotive parts manufacturer area wages were not bad and i'll would work for the needs of my family. i worked there two years waiting to get hired there was always a reason why the company had to hire full-time employees. i have no savings. my credit was in a downward spiral in my dreams of buying a big house would have to wait. i never work a job picking over $30,000 a year. and i had, i have a masters degree. i do not have a criminal record and yet still i face many obstacles. i spent my life trying to break down this to medically oppressive walls for myself and for so many others acing similar barriers. manufacturing jobs were easy to get, quick hiring prices and all-time overtime offset wages. i worked night shifts and weekend shifts because i had a family and everybody was asleep so that was a good hour for me. i got the kids ready for school and i headed off to college

president trump spoke to supporters at a campaign stop in winston-salem, north carolina. his visit came after governor roy cooper recently eased covid-19 restrictions in the state by allowing outdoor gatherings of 50 people or less. this is almost 1.5 hours. where there's pride in every american heart and it's time we stand and say that i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free and i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me and i gladly stand up next to today -- because there ain't no doubt i love this land od bless the u.s.a. ♪ ♪ and i'm proud to be an american here at least i know i'm free and i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me and i gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today because there ain't no doubt i love this land od bless the u.s.a. ♪ [applause] >> thank you very much.crowd ch] >> thank you very much. it's a great honor to be in north carolina. we had great, great luck, and great people backing us in north carolina. and i'm thrilled to be in winston salem with thousands of hard-working americans

. >> we leave this program now to take you live to winston salem, north carolina where president donald trump is holding a campaign event. this is live coverage on c-span. ♪ from detroit down to houston and new york to la where there's pride in every american heart and it's time we stand and say that i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free and i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me and i gladly stand up next to today -- because there ain't no doubt i love this land god bless the u.s.a. ♪ i'm prou american here at least i know i'm free and i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me and i gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today because there ain't no doubt i love this land od bless the u.s.a. ♪ [applause] > thank you very much. [crowd chanting] >> thank you very much. it's a great honor to be in north carolina. we had great, great luck, and great people backing us in north carolina. and i'm thrilled to be in winston salem with thousands of hard-working americans who are great people. i don't know how many people here, but

connell: let's take a quick look at winston-salem, >> let's take a quick look at winston-salem northt that is it for us tonight . congressman amar guests here tomorrow. good i from sussex. tonight just two months ago, 2020 race. now entering the final sprint. but even more riots are hitting america's streets during shutdown due to a pandemic. they hit the streets with riots this weekend. attacking innocent people and businesses. we have the latest news from a foreign left warning what they know, what is in store and what will happen through the election . with us tonight, former attorney acting attorney mets whitaker envelope for the 2020 race. also tonight over house

he will be in winston-salem, north carolina, to speak to supporters there. you can watch live coverage on c-span starting at 7:00 eastern, also available online at c-span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app. c-span, yourching unfiltered view of government, created by america's cable television companies as a public service, and brought to you today by your television provider. traveled to trump deliver remarks about his administration's environmental policy and later signed an executive order announcing he is extending the moratorium on offshore drilling on florida's gulf coast, and expanding it to florida's atlantic coast as well as the coast of georgia and south carolina. pres. trump: thank you very much, and i'm thrilled to be back at the historic jupiter inlet, i know it very well. i don't live very far away, as you know. the white house is my home state , it's called the state of florida, it's a great state. everybody. the sunshine state is truly one of the most beautiful places on earth. i love it. together we will preserve its natural splendor

he'll be here in winston-salem and that is democratic city but a republican area.t of north carolina, it is essential for the trump campaign, they know it. a lot changed since president trump carried this state four years ago. by just about four percentage points over hillary clinton. 1.3 new registered voters in the last 4 years. this is a growing, changing, dynamic state and what is so important here. we can say voting is technically election day but it is already under way here. ballots went out last friday. you can drop them off any time as soon as you get them so we should say election season is well under way here. you can vote today if you wanted to, john. >> you can only vote once despite what the president urged his supporters to do. appreciate that. >>> it's not only weight weeks to election day, today is back to school day for millions of young americans in the middle of a pandemic. ♪ come on in, we're open. ♪ all we do is hand you the bag. simple. done. we adapt and we change. you know, you just figure it out. we've just been finding a way to keep on pu

people packed into this event venue down in winston-salem, north carolina. as you can see, there is little social distancing and not many masks in sight. with the number of dead from the coronavirus soaring past 190,000 lives lost and the november election just eight weeks away, president trump is patting himself on the back for his response to the pandemic. >> we've done a great job with covid. we've done a great job with the chinese virus, a great job. whether it's ventilators or whether it's vaccines, which you'll be seeing very soon, or therapeutics, we've done a great job. >> reporter: with his campaign burning through cash, the president is toying with the idea of pumping $100 million of his own money into his re-election bid, he says, to combat what he sees as negative covid-19 coverage. mr. trump tweeted his campaign was forced to spend in order to counter the reporting about the way we handled it. we and are doing a great job. >> i put it up personally, like i did in the primaries last time. in the 2016 primaries, i put up a lot of money. if i have

>> nbc's jordan jackson, winston-salem.e following protests in louisville, rochester and portland. we'll take you around the country next. portland we'll take you around the country next my bladder leak pad? i thought it had to be thick to protect. but new always discreet is made differently. with ultra-thin layers that turn liquid to gel and lock it inside. for protection i barely feel. new always discreet. and whether we connect pnc kover the phone, online,ing. or face to face, we're here to help- utilizing our resources as one of the nation's largest banks and a local approach with a focus on customized insights. so you're ready for today. >>> good day, everyone. welcome to "weekends with alex witt." so much to talk about. let's get started. keeping an eye on three u.s. cities, portland, oregon, louisville, kentucky, and rochester, new york. three cities in the midst of a call for racial justice, and an end to police brutality. we have reporters in place to bring us the latest on what's happening there and what the resid

will deliver remarks on the environment at the jupiter inlet lighthouse in florida and then to winston-salem, south carolina, for a campaign rally at the airport. >>> college and coronavirus next on "today in the bay," the all-new demands students are making at uc san diego as they deal with that outbreak. >>> plus, a bay area olympian facing a lot of backlash this morning after she said and explained why she didn't wear a mask when she went to the store. >>> but first, happening now the u.s. navy is searching for a sailor who apparently went overboard in the arabian sea. a sailor went missing from the "uss nimitz" while on patrol with tensions with iraq. a crew of some 5,000 sailors and marines. the missing sailor's name is being withheld. >>> it's 4:56. after seeing cases surge in places like san diego state hundreds of uc san diego students and staff are asking the university to drop in-person classes. ucsd is responding saying the return to school plan will include free covid tests for students, limited class sizes and social distancing, but they're going to go to class and some students

they're already here for "college gameday," the show's first trip to winston-salem and they wanted tomon deacons pride and passion and the game will look different and see players making statements to end social injustice and racial inequality. clemson star quarterback trevor lawrence has been very involved in this movement. you will see helmet stickers and such but he said anything we do has to be with a purpose. it's not just about a hashtag or a statement. it has to be representative of action that we are taking to effect change in this country. >> reporter: that trevor lawrence can play and as a junior he certainly wields a lot of power now socially on and off the field. talk to me about this. you know, big 10, big 12, they pretty much have canceled their season but now espn is reporting big 10 might be changing their mind. what's going on there? >> yeah, this is fascinating, rob. the two canceled their season about six weeks ago but now they are saying that a medical subcommittee will present to a panel of big 10 ces pr that was not available when the season was canceled. this in

. >> tuesday, a campaign event with president trump at the winston-salem north carolina airport.ith coverage begins at seven p.m. eastern on c-span. >> first lady melania trump held a roundtable recently on addiction recovery. one of the participants was white house economic council director larry kudlow, who shared his story of struggling with add

and president trump, to winston-salem. >> now, northern star strategies, served on the campaigns of barackma and hillary clinton. they didn't think they had to get out on the road, in part, because they were leading national polls, swing state pole, we saw what happened to kenosha, president trump went there first. in the pandemic, face to face campaigning matters in the way that it did in 2016? >> americans want to see vice president biden, and senator harris safe in the way they campaign. they want them to be aggressive. we are at a tipping point, what democrats need is someone someone that will get out there and seize the day. that is what we are seeing, sending kamala harris to milwaukee, and meeting the moment. you will see more of this in the next eight weeks or so. >> joe biden's campaign, specifically in the battle ground states, how pivotal of it a role will they play, and do you believe biden's chances to energize the key states? >> vice president biden is putting together the obama-era coalition in 2012. african americans are the most loyal part of the base, you ensure the victo

coming up this evening, president trump going on the campaign trail winston-salem, north carolina. he can watch his comments live starting at 7 p.m. eastern. it is also available online or listen with the free c-span radio app. record is a's shameful roll call of the catastrophic failures and blunders of our lifetime. he has spent his entire career on the wrong side of history. >> our current president has failed in his most basic duty to the nation. he has failed to protect us. he's failed to protect america. my fellow americans, that is unforgivable. presidential debate between president donald trump and former vice president joe biden is tuesday, september 29 at 9 p.m. eastern. watch live coverage on c-span. watch live streaming and on-demand at c-span.org or listen live on the free c-span radio app. now is armstrong williams, a columnist, a talkshow host, a radio host and the author of "what black and white america must do now: a prescription that moves beyond race." welcome. guest: good morning and thank you so much for having me. host: get the title of your book deals with a

[reporter's questions] >> tuesday, a campaign event with president trump at the winston-salem, north carolina airport. joe biden made several labor day stops in pennsylvania. one in lancaster where he met with union leaders and veterans in a supporter's backyard. he talked with workers about their military service and apprenticeship programs. >> good to see you, man. how are you? good. right over here. >> mining ms. >> good to see you, man. how are you? good. right over here. >> i don't blam. >> we are happy that you are here. >> so am i. very glad. >> we need you to save the world. >> yes, we do. >> you guys are saving the world. you just need help to do it. let's sit down. first of all, thanks for doing it. i want to thank our hosts. is this on? make sure everyone can hear us and stay socially distant. but youome questions, want to make any opening comments? >> i would like to make a comment. my name is frank. i am with the pennsylvania state building trades council. we represent 16 regional councils throughout the commonwealth of pennsylvania and 94 construction unions, which all

he will be in winston-salem, north carolina, to speak to supporters there. you can watch live coverage on c-span starting at 7:00 eastern, also available online at c-span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app. c-span, yourching unfiltered view of government, created by america's cable television companies as a public service, and brought to you today by your television provider. traveled to trump deliver remarks about his administration's environmental policy and later signed an executive order announcing he is

. >> reporter: and the president heads to winston-salem, north carolina, today where the gop chair in that county is urging trump to wear a mask when he arrives for his airport rally adding, quote, there's no excuse. mona, kenneth. >> abc's newest correspondent faith abubey there live in washington, thank you and welcome. >>> protests against police brutality continue on both sides of the country. in rochester, new york, night six of demonstrations in response to the death of daniel prude ended with no arrests overnight. things did become tense as officers were hit with bottles. earlier protesters sat outside the city's public safety building wearing little to no clothes, a reference to prude being naked when he was restrained by police. meanwhile in oregon, right wing groups and black lives matter protesters clashed in the state capital. at least two people were arrested after firing paint balls. police in portland have now reportedly spent $69 million on overtime during the protests. >>> the most vocal critic of russian president vladimir putin is now out of a medically induced coma

. >> reporter: the president heads to winston salem where they're calling on the president to wear a mask faith, abc news, washington. >>> the pandemic is putting a new twist on a political tradition. an event space in mission district is taking a page from nearby restaurants. moving their operation to the streets. the owner calls these victory boosts to try to elect joe biden and kamala harris. crews are building the socially distanced booths. so far manny's raised more than $11,000 to make them. >>> would $10,000 be enough to convince you to move out of california. we're hearing from one woman who took the deal and left for oklahoma. >>> the nationwide treasure hunt under way right now. one lucky winner will snag the sweet grand prize but there is an issue this morning. already? we just talked about this yesterday, mike. >> just went from positive to negative, just like that. what happened? >> oh, fries, candy, friend, are we matching today? >> i noticed that. hey. >> hey. >> even when i've been gone for a while. you and i just like that. coming banck. i know you had a rough weeken

visit ncicap.org] >> tuesday, a campaign event with president trump at the winston-salem, north carolina. live coverage begins at 7 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> democratic senator and vice presidential candidate kamala harris toured an electric union training facility and took part in a roundtable with black milwaukee business owners. she talked about how a democratic administration would address economic opportunities and racial an unrest. iswe've had this monument opportunity to have a conversation with our beloved senator, soon to be vice president. and, really speaking about how we stand on this precipice of opportunity and change it for something that will be impactful for our nation. how do we rally those before us? we have great conversation. now we will move into an opportunity for questions and answers. i'm joanne. my family has been here since 1945. my work in the commu h

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[reporter questions] >> tuesday, a campaign event with president trump at the winston-salem airport. live coverage begins at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. joe biden spoke about the august job reports. he criticized the president for comments he made about u.s. troops. former secretary of defense. and before i begin i want to speak a little bit to what they talked about. and the revelations about president trump's disregard for our military and our veterans. and quite frankly if what is written in "the atlantic" is true, it's disgusting. it afirms what most of us believe to be true. to naled trump is not fit to be the president to be the commander in chief. the president reportedly said and i emphasize "reportedly said" that those who sign-up to serve instead of doing something more lucrative are suckers. let me be real clear. when my son was an assistant u.s. attorney and he volunteered to go to kosovo as a civilian, he wasn't a sucker. but my son volunteered and joined the united states military as the attorney general and went to iraq for a year, won the bronze star and other commen

>> tuesday, a campaign event with president trump at the winston-salem, north carolina airport. live coverage begins at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] joe biden spoke in wilmington, delaware about the august jobs report released by the labor department. he also criticized the president for comments he reportedly made about u.s. troops. mr. biden: good afternoon, folks. sorry i am a little late. i was mesmerized. i was walking out of the office, listening to an interview of former general mccaffrey and the -- bill cohen, former secretary of defense. before i begin, i want to speak a little bit to what they talked about and the revelations of president trump's disregard of our military and veterans. quite frankly, if what is written in "the atlantic" is true, it is disgusting and it affirms what we believe to be -- what most of us believe to be true. president trump is not fit to be the comma

a closely watched battleground state and the president knows what he's planning to campaign in winston-salemnight just as ballots begin to read mailboxes. mark meredith, fox news. >> finally tonight, to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the end of world war ii this week, las vegas held a procession of cars carrying world war ii veterans through downtown. firetrucks, convertibles, and limos the american flag to honor the sacrifices of the greatest generation, those who served. among those in attendance was 103 -year-old winston chang who not only served, but also became a pow. he said he is looking forward to the celebration next year as special thank you to those who served in world war ii, you all are tonight's midnight heroes, the greatest generation. it's been quite a week. thank you so much for watching. most-watched, most trusted, and most grateful you spent the evening with us. good night from washington, i'm mike emanuel and i will see you back here on monday. have a safe and healthy labor day weekend. kids love me. i'm what they dream of. i'm a horse, but cuter. i'm a horse, but magi

speaking in jupiter, a ten-year moratorium on offshore drilling, the president makes his way to winston-salemin north carolina where he's holding an airport rally tonight. joining me now is josh letterman with a quick fact-check. president trump carried florida's electoral vote by significant amount in 2016, what did you find to be significant there in his speech today. >> reporter: what jumped out at me that he has the best environmental record since teddy roosevelt, there's nobody with a straight face who says president trump has the best environmental record since teddy roosevelt. to take one example the moratorium he announced today that he's expanding on offshore drilling, it was the same trump administration that actually moved to expand offshore drilling to basically everywhere, including off the shore of florida and california, but take a listen to the way the president described his own environmental record as he spoke just a few minutes ago here in jupiter. >> trump is the great environment environmentalist. you hear that, ed? i am. i believe strongly. through this legislation we're

they tend to live in the suburbs, metro areas, raleigh durham, greensboro, winston-salem, charlotte.e attention, tv campaigns. the other major demographic that you want to look at is the latino population. i have been there a good while, and the latino population has at least increased tenfold in my service. the new census could show 12% latino population, and they vote at lower rates than the rest of the population, but there is a major effort to turn them out. i would identify those as two categories of voters that are probably moving toward us if we do it right. that might justify that center-center designation. david: is it clear which way the latino population might break? they tend to be more conservative in social values but maybe not in other ways. david p.: this is not mainly cuban-americans but people from central america, people that knowevery reason to how donald trump's view of them is and how his policies are affecting them. we have been targeted, unfortunately, for a lot of indiscriminate raids, policies that have people upset. the latino community has been pretty well

connell: let's take a quick look at winston-salem, north carolina.that is it for us tonight. bob woodson, congressman steve scalise are among our guests tomorrow. good night from sussex. elizabeth: tonight, just two months to go, 2020 race entering the final sprint. even more riots hitting american streets. they hit the streets with riots attacking innocent people and businesses. this new development. we have latest news what far left groups are warning what they are going to do, what is in store what will happen through the election. with us tonight on this, former, acting attorney general matt whitaker on the fallout for the 2020 race. also tonight house oversight and reform rankingli

the president in florida's this morning, winston-salem, north carolina after the biden campaign is focusing on the midwest as the former vp travels to michigan tomorrow. todd: you can expect biden to make his way to florida between now and november 3rd. we appreciate it. jillian: as the president is the election cycle is the incumbent fox news politics editor chris tire waltzes it is refreshing to see -- interesting to see his strategy this time around. >> i wonder how it sounds in trump's used to make the same argument against biden that hillary clinton and barack obama made about him. this stuff is a bunch of who do. if he's elected everything -- if anybody knew how to actually run an economy we wouldn't have the problems we do is we ought to be a little circumspect about that. trump gets tangled up in himself, trying to serve short-term and long-term goals and it is tough at an incumbent to keep all the balls in the air. >> a fox news poll shows joe biden leading in three key swing states the president won in 2016, arizona, north carolina and wisconsin. mike: amendment intensifying overn

on tuesday, he'll be in florida for a conservation event before heading to winston-salem for an airportangar rally. the second span in a week that he's been there. absentee ballots have been sent out there. voters are actually voting in that state. on thursday, he'll head to michigan. it helped him power to victory in 2016 which polls show him currently trailing biden. on friday, he'll end the week in shanksville, pennsylvania to commemorate the 19th anniversary of the september 11th terror attacks. also in shanksville, a pennsylvania, will be joe biden. they're both commemorating that solemn anniversary. pennsylvania is also a key battleground state. it's not clear at this point whether the two will encounter each other there or whether they'll be there at the same time. the president is expected to deliver remarks at that event. biden will also visit michigan this week. tomorrow he'll be marching in a labor day parade in harrisburg, pennsylvania. >> all right. kevin liptak. thank you so much. appreciate it, sir. >>> we have developing news out of texas it to tell you about. several bo

. >> president trump heading to two campaign events one in michigan and one in winston-salem north carolinan friday he will honor those who perished on flight 93 friday the anniversary of september 11 and president will head to pennsylvania and also going to be in pennsylvania that day former vice president joe biden, the two men will see each other on september 29 into a half weeks when they meet for the first debate hosted by her own chris wallace. arthel: yay for chris wallace. david at the white house. thank you. eric: speaking of the campaign the biden harris ticket hitting crucial swing states, joe biden will campaign in pennsylvania tomorrow and kamala harris heads to milwaukee and the first in person campaign trip since the former vice president chose his running mate. jacqui heinrich reporting from the headquarters right outside wilmington, delaware. >> just moments ago we learn more details about senator kamala harris trip to wisconsin tomorrow. she is meeting with unions and labor leaders also tomorrow on labor day former vice president joe biden heads to pennsylvania, he will ta

the winston, salem, events will be another airport event.n the economy the president will hammer what the campaign calls joe biden's long record of appeasement in advancing china's interest. at the president will also accused joe biden of supporting writers while the president is on the side of a law and order. you remember this from 2004 and the bush campaign. bush's campaign was to security moms who are worried about terrorism. well, president trump is reaching out to the 2020 version version of security moms, women who live in the suburbs who see violence in the big city is worried that it will soon spread to where they live. here's what the president said in his way to florida. speak of the suburbs are coming back to us, because the suburbs are next. if you elected this guy, the suburbs would be overwhelmed with violence and crime. >> and north carolina is where the president will deliver that message as well. basically it is even within the margin of error, joe biden i'm real quick politics averaging at 1.8%, a big average from where it

it looks like the highest totals will be from charlotte to winston-salem areas. we've missed out on rain here all month long. look at the rainfall totals. not even an-inch here. many areas have seen 25% less of a normal rainfall. the area in red down there is extreme drought in rhode island and southern massachusetts. it's been two weeks since new york city has had a raindrop, boston, portland. you get the idea. it's been very dry. this is now the worst drought in 20 years that rhode island has had. 94% of the state is in extreme drought condition. anyone out leaf-peeping, they're starting to quickly turn in northern new england and the northern adirondacks. we'll watch that color move through the south in october. the only bad thing, kasie, the fire is going to return to the west. we have many people with flag warnings. we have this huge heatwave coming to the west coast, and that's going to be extreme fire danger. >> i hate to see that. bill karins, thank you very much as always, my friend. we will see you coming up on monday. have a great weekend. >>> still ah

a closely watched battleground state and the president knows what he's planning to campaign in winston-salems begin to read mailboxes. mark meredith, fox news. >> finally tonight, to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the end of world war ii this week, las vegas held a procession of cars carrying world war ii veterans through downtown. firetrucks, convertibles, and limos the american flag to honor the sacrifices of the greatest generation, those who served. among those in attendance was 103 -year-old winston chang who not only served, but also became a pow. he said he is looking forward to the celebration next year as special thank you to those who served in world war ii, you all are tonight's midnight heroes, the greatest generation. it's been quite a week. thank you so much for watching. most-watched, most trusted, and most grateful you spent the evening with us. good night from washington, i'm mike emanuel and i will see you back here on monday. have a safe and healthy labor day weekend. ta-da! did you know liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? giv

>> tuesday, a campaign event with president trump at the winston-salem, north carolina airport. live coverage begins at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] joe biden spoke in wilmington, delaware about the august jobs report released by the labor department. he also criticized the president for comments he reportedly made about u.s. troops. mr. biden: good afternoon, folks. sorry i am a little late. i was mesmerized.

the republican chairman tells the winston-salem journal said it's been ordered by the governor and president> india is's death rate could be higher than reported. we are joined from new delhi. good morning to you. despite the increase in new cases, public spaces and places continue to reopen. >> reporter: yes. that's a huge worry, alison. you have a lot of reopening of the economy that's happening. remember, there were four lockdowns successive in nature after which the economy has been hit hard. they say india needs to could he exist with covid-19. you see the opening up of restaurants, malls, now even metro services which resumed on monday. it comes at a time when india for the last two days has reported more than 90,000 new infectio infections. luckily it was 14,000 less below 76,000. one reason the numbers are going up, because you see people going out in the open, they feel that now that the lockdown is done they can deal without masks and without social distancing. that's a huge worry. along with that, i want to mention there's a huge number of testing happening here. the government ha

>> let's take a quick look at winston-salem north carolina, president trump wasn't he can't fully a campaign rally there at the smith reynolds airport .at that is it for us tonight . congressman amar guests here tomorrow. good i from sussex. tonight just two months ago, 2020 race. now entering the final sprint. but even more riots are hitting america's streets during shutdown due to a pandemic. they hit the streets with riots this weekend. attacking innocent people and businesses. we have the latest news from a foreign left warning what they know, what is in store and what will happen through the election . with us tonight, former attorney acting attorney mets whitaker envelope for the 2020 race. also tonight over house and ranking republican james palmer weighs in on president trump. now firing back and saying that bidens brand left foreign companies in a string american jobs. and also talking with the needs of mastermind, that now warning that only president trump can prevent another 911 and sing that american is not a racist country. also with this, he's going to join us and even more bid

in florida on tuesday for an official event on conservation before heading to winston-salem for an airportgar rally. it's the second time the president has been in north carolina, since the ballots are being mailed. on thursday, he heads to michigan for another campaign rally. that's one of the states that helped to power the president to victory in 2016 but where he's currently running behind the former vice president. on friday, he'll be in shanksville, pennsylvania to commemorate the 19th anniversary of the september 11th terror attacks. the vice president, joe biden, will be in shanksville, pennsylvania on friday. it's not clear whether the two will encounter each other or whether they'll be there at the same time. the president is scheduled to deliver remarks. guys? >> kevin, appreciate it so much. thank you. >>> let's talk to cnn political commentator errol louis about this now. >> love the tie. very sharp this morning. >> thank you. >> i want to bring back an article that i found in the "washington post" yesterday. it was from november 10, 2016. in it they broke down the military vo

on the east coast and at this hour, donald trump is holding a rally in winston salem, north carolina.he state's mask mandate as well as its limit on crowd size because of course, he is. we