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kamala harris met with the blake family and legal team when she landed there. blake called into the meeting from the hospital bed where he told harris he was proud of her. and as vice president pence, toward an energy utility company, he said the trump administration stands with law enforcement and condemned rioting and looting. shimon prokupecz joins me now with kin osha, wisconsin. what are you learning about the harris/blake meeting there. >> reporter: according to the attorney for jacob blake, there was an our long meeting and seven people talk part in the meeting. you have jacob blake sr., you had his sister was present, and then his mother was on the phone and several other people were on the phone. and then as you said, jacob blake jr. called in and there was this moment, according to the lawyers, between kamala harris and jacob blake jr. where he told her that he was proud of her and she told him how proud she was of him for working through his pain. and she also told the family that they should use their pain to help america progress to end systemic ra

its kamala harris of california. just told in my ear at this second, for the record, those applause were from claire mccaskill. >> i think, let harris adds a layer of energy onto the biden campaign. >> people wanted to be around her, there was a charisma, a fascination, for lack of a better word, a bit of celebrity surrounding celebrity surrounding kamala harris. >> joe biden could've chosen someone else but he couldn't have chosen anyone better.inin she is a great campaigner but she's also good at governing. >> democrats have thought since she stepped on the stage she had a bright future. >> she's a fighter. s >> she's an energetic campaigner, younger people's vote, all of this brings enormous energy. >> sean: pretty much anybody would have more energy than the ever forgetful joe, it seemsms like he needs a nap often. and he only got 2% or less -- the coverage was so bad, so biased, one of these fake journalists complained we were throwing everything but the kitchen sink at kamala harris -- that's actually called ve

big test today for kamala harris. this is her first solo campaign stop as the vice presidential nominee at union training center later this hour in milwaukee. you see her getting off the plane. let's head to milwaukee where nbc national news reporter is covering senator harris. i want the talk a bit about wa we just heard from the president because he went after kamala harris about her comments on a vaccine. bring us up to speed on that and give us a fact check based on what the president said. >> reporter: truly the season of contrast in style and in substance especially over this issue of vaccines which we're going to see once kamala harris arooirives at this training cen. it would make vaccines the latest political ping-pong item. i'm waiting to see if that is what happens here. this starts over the weekend when kamala harris gave an interview and asked about if she would take vaccine if it was found before the election. she said she wanted to hear from the scientists on it. she wouldn't just rely on trump. i want

its kamala harris of california. just told in my ear at this second, for the record, those applause were from claire mccaskill. >> i think, let harris adds a layer of energy onto the biden campaign. >> people wanted to be around her, there was a charisma, a fascination, for lack of a better word, a bit of celebrity surrounding celebrity surrounding kamala harris. >> joe biden could've chosen someone else but he couldn't have chosen anyone better. she is a great campaigner but she's also good at governing. >> democrats have thought since she stepped on the stage she had a bright future. >> she's a fighter. >> she's an energetic campaign campaigner, younger people's vote, all of this brings enormous energy. >> sean: pretty much anybody would have more energy than the ever forgetful joe, it seems like he needs a nap often. and he only got 2% or less -- the coverage was so bad, so biased, one of these fake journalists complained we were throwing everything but the kitchen sink at kamala harris -- that's actually called v

todd: joe biden and kamala harris slamming president trump over the economy. will that message win over voters? our panel here to debate, next. todd: a desperate search underway right now for a sailor who has gone missing from the uss nimitz in the middle east. jillian: trey yingst has the latest. >> reporter: the search continues today for this missing u.s. sailor in the arabian sea, the u.s. service member is normally stationed aboard the uss nimitz. the sailor's name and rank are currently being withheld. this is still considered a search and rescue operation. the service member is listed now as duty status whereabouts unknown. the uss nimitz is a super carrier with more than 6,000 personnel on-board, it can hold more than 80 aircraft. it is joined in the search by the uss princeton. last summer a sailor went missing in a similar area from the uss abraham lincoln and was ultimately declared dead after no body was recovered. the pentagon is expected to release an update on the search and rescue efforts. todd: keep us posted. trey yingst live for us in the mi

and what kamala harris was laying out was the contrast, the contrast between joe biden, kamala harris and donald trump. look, lawrence, when the sun rises tomorrow, we will be 40 days away from this election. and i know this sounds cliche and i know people may think it is hyperbole, but this is truly the most consequential election of our lifetime really in generations because, yes, we are in this pandemic of health care and this economic crisis, but also as we were just starting, as you started your show, this civil rights movement really in this moment, the largest civil rights moment in generations. and you see a president that just continues to divide us and just divides us with hate. so that is what is at stake. everything is at stake on this election. so, yes, we have to continue to ask for justice, but we also have to have change. and that is something joe biden has been talking about from the beginning of this uprising that we are seeing in the street that has been mostly peaceful because we need to hear that message, which is we have to uproot systemic racism. that is incredi

labelling kamala harris a radical california democrat. first of all, does the shoe fit and is it going to help the trump campaign? >> yes, to the first and no to the second. trump is absolutely right. she is -- according to gov track, she's the most liberal senator and more than bernie sanders and the least to spark bipartisan legislation. she's neither moderate or progmatic. people don't vote generally for the vice president. they vote nor the candidate who is running for president. and their strategy -- if the strategy is to paint her to the left of joe biden, that underscores what biden wants, which is to be portrayed as moderate and reasonable. and what they need to be doing is going with the strategy that they had been is to say that joe biden is a trojan horse for the left. they want voters to look at the moderate bipartisan exterior and say it's safe to let him in the white house gates and open up the trojan house and out comes an army of socialists led by bernie sanders and warren and the rest of them that will propose a progressi

so contradicting what kamala harris said. so i think that does appear to be a new story line we're going to see over the next 24 to 48 hours is the vaccine and where it stands and what role it's going to play in this election. >> julie, i know you want to jump back in with a fact check on the economy. >> what president trump said was the economy is doing very well, even for those people who have means and those who don't, but a lot of americans actually invest in the stock market right now, and what you see is some volatility when it comes to looking ahead to the election, especially when the president has threatened what he may think of the results that come out of this general election. so looking at this, you do see some momentum in the economy. certainly good news for investors there, but you certainly have an increasing gulf between the haves and have nots, and when you look at gdp, american productivity, right, that continues to be problematic in the eyes of major banks saying we're not going to see a recovery to pre-co

todd: details emerge about kamala harris. peter doocy has more from dearborn, michigan. >> early voting, that is my birthday. >> harris has been on the second month that is looking for information about biden's life as a running mate from the only person who would know. >> the thing about ice cream, he loves ice cream. >> ice cream is big. >> reporter: the campaign edited you and a, new insight into why kamala harris was doing during covid-19 lockdowns. >> reporter: the use leader water bottles i filled with water and use it. >> reporter: 2020 look different from 2016 in battleground florida, and trump does, lead with senior care and according to a new nbc news poll. many problems will end, just have to win. the darkness of the past four years behind us, the anger and insults. >> reporter: biden is disputing donald trump's charge that he is physically or mentally declining telling a local station intensively a, quote, but how he steps and how i step. he stumbled down ramps. okay, come on. the trump campaign zeroing in on this

one thing i'll point out, kamala harris' favorable. a key thing is 25% of the country does not have an opinion of her. i think defining her positively or negatively could r could have an impact. >> issayhil, a few stops in michigan, detroit and in flint. just last hour president trump delivered some remarks to the united nations general assembly. usually that is, of course, a major event there in new york city. this year it's happening for the most part virtually. his comments reflecting how much this pandemic has changed things. i want to turn back to shannon pettypiece. past speeches by president trump to this group were, shall we say, quite boastful. what was the message to world leaders today in potentially his final speech of his administration. >> this is a speech that comes with a lot of pageantry with the president in new york, traveling through the city streets to the assembly. this year because of coronavirus it was done virtually via a pre recorded message and much shoreder than his typical speech. in the remarks there was a

kamala harris, are you proud of yourself tonight? you cheered the idiotic mayor of los angeles when mayor cut $150-million from the police fund. kamala harris and joe, look at their manifesto. they want to go to the madness in new york. alexandria ocasio-cortez called for all police funding to be stripped. a mark called for the police everywhere to be dismantled. here is some of the worst rhetoric from top democrats. they have some answering after all of this today. >> military equipment for law enforcement? they don't need that. the last thing you need is an armored humvee coming into a neighborhood. it's like the military invading. they become the enemy.y. they are supposed to be protecting these people. >> we can redirect some of the funding? >> yes, absolutely. >> [shouting]. when we dismantle it, we get rid of that cancer. >> we have confused the idea to achieve safety, you put more cops on the street. >> the rhetoric is unacceptable. this is a war on police and a war on innocent towns and cities across the country. this rhetori

also next hour, kamala harris will hold a roundtable in milwaukee. for more on this, let's go the harrisburg, pennsylvania, where nbc news correspondent mike memoli is standing by. >> reporter: chris, the last time you and i made a chance to speak on a labor day it was actually two years ago in pittsburgh, i was able to walk alongside joe biden when he was marching in that city's labor day parade. this year, a different feel to this campaign as joe biden's kicking off his campaign in a very safe pandemic forum. several labor union members as well as veterans, in which he was really prebutting what we heard from the president in terms of an economic argument in this campaign. you know the biden campaign knows that one of the few areas in which the president continues to have an advantage is on that issue of the economy and biden clearly after going after what he thinks is a weakness of the president. let's take a listen. >> you know, the fact is that, you know, wall street investors didn't build this country, ordinary folks, middle class built it and

kamala harris praised that cut. more on that coming up. along with the sickening footage of anti-police protestors blocking the emergency room entrance and exit to the hospital where these two officers are in critical condition. they were chanting, we hope they f-ing die. we have the tape. joining us now with the latest from the hospital where the deputies are being treated is bill. what is the latest with these office officers? >> sean, good evening. i have good news. both officers those deputies are in stable condition tonight and expected to make it which is absolutely incredible when you take into account they were both shot in the face less than 48 hours ago. both stable and expected to make it. let's talk about how we got here in the first place. the surveillance video we sent to you. this was saturday evening at the compton station. two deputies inside their vehicle looking out for the safety of the public when this coward comes out of nowhere and walks up to the window and pulls out a gun and ambushes these two deputies. he runs aw

have kamala harris. >> me too. i'm wicked embarrassed. thank you, rachel. okay. >>> now we know, of course we kind of all officially knew, but now we know why donald trump became the first official candidate who refused to release his tax returns. those tax returns would have shown that the republican candidate for president in 2016 was paying zero, zero federal income taxes. thanks to the investigative reporting by "the new york times" of today's print edition of the times, we now know that donald trump usually pays zero in federal income taxes, but since he has become president he has decided to suddenly pay $750 per year in federal income taxes. and what "the new york times" calls the art of the write-off. donald trump avoids paying income taxes because of his claim that his -- and his tax returns that he is a loser, a huge loser. in fact, some of the trump tax data revealed by "the new york times" shows donald trump losing more money than any other taxpayer in history at that time. the losses that he has used, that he has declared shield him from tax li

biden and harris split up to tackle two swing states while mike pence swung ahead of kamala harris to take some of her limelight. >> in wisconsin, vice presidential candidate kamala harris and vice president mike pence, out ahead of harris. >> wisconsin deserves to know that senator kamala harris is one of only ten senators to vote against the u.s. i'm seeing. >> he was greeted off the plane by the family of jacob lake. >> before a roundtable on and ad equality with a stop at a training center in between. sitting down with union workers who were also veterans -- >> i get choked up when i think about the direction this country is going in at this time beard we need your help. >> before meeting with the largest union where he took another job that president tru president trump. allegedly calling the nations more debt "losers and suckers." >> what's in it for them? does that surprise you coming from a man who only thinks about what's in it for him. he will never understand because he's not made of the same stuff. >> richard trumpka followed a joint u op ed accusing trump of putting wall

also, focusing on kamala harris, ali. she'll be making a direct appeal to the union voters in milwaukee, wisconsin. the reason people are watching her here, it's her first solo campaign trip as a running mate. tell us what's on the agenda for her and how could she make a difference there in wisconsin? >> that's right. the day begins right behind me. harris first going to be about 15 minutes outside of milwaukee, downtown speaking with the electrical workers union, attending one of their training facilities here. and then she'll be speaking with black business owners at a roundtable. and it is a day of firsts. this is her first stop out on the campaign trail individually, as joe biden's running mate. her first trip since being announced in that role to a battleground state. also the first time she's going to be criss-crossing mike pence on the campaign trail. just a few hours away here campaigning himself. but it's also the first time that harris is going to be road testing the build back better message as well as joe bide

kamala harris is going to be in wisconsin meeting with leaders. the challenge for democrats here is to put an contest those job numbers that came out last week that showed a significant drop in the unemployment rate. they will argue whatever recovery is taking place it's uneven and unfair. >> folks have to ask themselves at home, is this recovery working for you? economists are calling this a k shape recovery, it's going well for folks at the top, but middle-class or below, it's going down. the question is, is this working for working families? the answer is no. >> that's going to be the major emphasis today. the impact and the downturn on working-class families, on this labor day. julie? >> julie: both biden and harris have been hammering the president over coronavirus response as a development of a possible vaccine. what's the latest going on there? >> they may try to tie all of that to gather because the impact the virus had on the economy was significant. the cause of the downturn. they're also bracing for the real possibility that we may have

please rise to your feet as we welcome senator kamala harris! ♪ sen. harris: it is so good to be back in detroit. it is so good to be with you guys. i love detroit. governor, thank you for everything you do every day for the state of michigan. you and i have spent time, many visits here in detroit together over the period of the long time we have been doing what we do. i want to thank you for your leadership and always rising, especially in these moments of crisis, to be a voice for the people. senator debbie stabenow, you are my sister in the senate. you are my friend. notare an incredible leader only in michigan, but nationally. and yes, we have to reelect gary peters to the united states senate! gary is my seat mate in the senate. i can tell you, we sit next to each other, so all those hearings that you see on tv and all of the interactions we have on a daily basis in the senate, gary always leans over to me, talking about who's going to talk about working people. who is going to talk about the need to make sure that people are paid for the value of

pens ahead of harris. >> people of wisconsin deserve to know that senator kamala harris is one of only 10 senators to vote against the usmc. >> as harris was greeted by the family of jacob blake. >> they are an incredible family. >> before black business roundtable on racial equality with a stop at the union centered between. biden was making a bigger lift for support and background pennsylvania, three times as many union members. sitting down with union workers who are also veterans. >> when i think about the direction this country is going in at this time. we need your help. >> reporter: before meeting with the nation's largest union federations of another jab at donald trump over reports he disparaged american troops calling the border that losers and suckers. >> what is in it for them? does it surprise you coming from a man who only thinks about what's in it for him? he will never understand because he's not made of the same stuff. >> the remarks with richard trumka followed a joint thought that they released in the local paper accusing donald trump of diminishing union power and p

how can we trust kamala harris? she's a cop who wants to defund the police, meaning she would stop existing because she needs indian to survive. she is half jamaica an and half windian. say hello to sipping a mango latte at a bobsled competition. that sound pretty good. forget i said anything. >> trevor: thank you so much, desi, for your sacrifice. all right, we have to take a quick break, but when we come back, dulce sloan drags out the vote with some help from rupaul's top queens. stick around. >> we have a presidential nominee for one of the major parties in this country. and the bar that is set is he can deliver a speech from a teleprompter without really flubbing the lines. that's it. that's the bar for joe biden. >> this treaty threatened your... subjugate... and you know exactly what's going on here. >> it's hard to screw up a prepared speech like this where you're reading from the teleprompter. >> while the social... and socialist... democrats. >> he managed to read a speech on a teleprompter. >> and to avoi

and what kamala harris was laying out was the contrast, the contrast between joe biden, kamala harris and donald trump. look, lawrence, when the sun rides tomorrow, we will be 40 days away from this election. and i know this sounds cliche and i know people may think it is high beshly, but this is truly the most consequential election of our lifetime really in generations because, yes, we are in this pandemic of health care and this economic crisis, but also as we were just starting, as you started your show, this civil rights movement really in this moment, the largest civil rights moment in generations. and you see a president that just continues to divide us and just divides us with hate. so that is what is at stake. everything is at stake on this election. so, yes, we have to continue to ask for justice, but we also have to have change. and that is something joe biden has been talking about from the beginning of this uprising that we are seeing in the street that has been mostly peaceful because we need to hear that message, which is we have to uproot systemic racism. that is incre

judge jeanine: joe biden and kamala harris. the acceptance of the vaccine is pretty much going along political lines. democrats don't want to trust it or receive it because it's coming out of your administration. president trump: they don't want it because they are afraid it will make me look good. if you look at the plasma and the things we have come out with already, the number, 83% better in terms of fatalities. we are really rounding the corner. this is without anything further than we already have. and we have good things out there already in terms of -- i would say you can't use the word cure yet. but pretty close to a cure. the vaccine itself, it come come out in october. but whether it's october, november, december. it will come out soon. we have great companies, they are advanced and the results will be good. judge jeanine: the numbers are going down. there is a question whether the lockdown works and if people need to get outside. joe biden is saying on the advice of the scientists i would shut it down again. presiden

i asked senator kamala harris about that in an interview earlier today. but we began with a discussion of the president's tax returns. joining us now is the democratic party's candidate for vice president of the united states, senator kamala harris. senator, thank you very much for joining us. we really appreciate it. >> great to be with you, lawrence. and happy tenth anniversary. that's exciting. >> oh, boy. you know, you were on this program ten years ago when you were san francisco district attorney. you have really moved up in the world. >> yes, i was. >> and i'm still hitting here. so one of us is doing something right. >> you have been just consistent and great. >> senator, i want to begin with the breaking news of yesterday, which remains the stunning news of today. and i just want to hear where you were, what was the first thing you have thought or said when you got the news yesterday that the president of the united states pays $750 in federal income tax and before he was president he said zero? >> the first thing i said, i said, did you say $750

kamala harris meeting with union members in milwaukee. that's where you will find peter doocy. peter. >> charles, good afternoon. kemo harris is about to meet with black business owners for socially distance roundtable. the first thing she did was meet with the family of jacob blake. >> senator, how was your meeti meeting? >> really wonderful. they are an incredible family. what they have endured. they do it with such dignity and grace. they are carrying the weight of a lot of voices on their shoulder. >> wisconsin voters are hearing a different message about kenosha from vice president mike pence who was also campaigning in the state and trying to highlight the steps he and president trump took to try to stop the destructive riots that followed the jacob blake shooting. >> president trump took action just a few days ago. whe sent 200 federal law enforcement officers into kenosha working with the national guard and local law enforcement. under this president, i promise you will have law and order in every city in this country for every american of every race and creed and color

' -- kamala harris' time. she is not trusted because she has that establishment support. as a candidate she is essentially there to remind the left that somebody shares their policy views and commitments, even if it's just in a kind of instrumental opportunistic way and also there to reassure the establish. because in a sense she is a product of the obama endorse. and the hillary clinton donor network. so, she reinforces the idea that there's this push and full within the democratic party between the far left and the establishment establishment establishment and the establishment has gone woke and have been willing to accept the left wing policy and positions as long as they can retain control. i think kamala harris is at the center of the fight. >> there is a tension with your thesis and the seeming fact that the democratic party establishment always seems to win. they get their man, get their woman at the top of the -- more so than do the radicals hold the levers of power. >> i think the democratic party est

and then followed by senator kamala harris. and you're right, this day is a pause from the politics of the campaign trail. so rarely do we get to see republicans and democrats both vying for the same position, standing next to each other, remembering this solemn day in american history. so for kamala harris, the same is true of what the biden campaign had said. this is not a day for politics, instead, a day for remembering the tragedy that befell this country, 19 years ago. i would also say, though, that while this is not a day for politics, you can see the layout here in fairfax, virginia, very few chairs for people who are going to be sitting here. there is very few people here broadly, behind the cameras, what you can't see is there is a few dozen first responders that are here but no crowds, lots of masks, still clear that while we're remembering one tragedy, we're very much in the midst of another one in the coronavirus pandemic, seeing all of those hallmarks here today, as we remember september 11th, 19 years later. >> al

kamala harris had a lot of standout moments. this is when people paid attention to her before her announcement of running forme president. we expect this from both sides of the ticket. >> i want to talk about the strategy. there is some criticizing of the biden and kamala harris ticket. doing too much debate prep. the president with rally after rally. what are you hearing from the campaign about the strategy? >> reporter: you know they are focusing on issues. they do a lot of virtual events. we talked about this. the outreach that kamala harris expectly specifically to the minority ch communities. you talk to the voters and they are concerned about this. they want more of the democratic ticket out there and in person. we have seen when they do these events is not bringing a large crowd together. they are concerned about the pandemic and concerned about covid. that reach, lindsey, is a concern. >> deepa, thank you. we appreciate that. more on stephanie ruhle's interview with joe biden. that is at 12:00 p.m. eastern. >>> for more

for kamala harris to talk about that. something else that's interesting to me, erin was talking about kamala harris being in wisconsin. there's so many african-american voters in milwaukee who didn't show up in 2016 n. that will be an essential role to make sure she activates that base of african-american voters. >> at the same time we're anticipating this election, there are protest movements across the country. how is the biden team working with those movements to turn that energy towards voting that's already under way in some of these states? >> i think they are continuing the lean into the message that joe biden launched his campaign on back in april which will is this is a battle for the soul of america and really just addressing the reality shared by many americans in this country that systemic racism is real. it is persistent and something they are wanting to address as a nation. it's something they expect their president to address. i think you will continue to hear that. you'll hear senator harris talking about

not just for joe biden and kamala harris it's for all of us it's for every single one of us. the grocery store clerk who's been on the right line through covid-19, when the chief of our country has been denying the fact of it and withholding the resources we need to be safe. this election is about every one of us so make your plan to vote. join us in the effort and thank you so much for being here today. we are going to turn michigan out on the right side of this election. together. thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ladies and gentlemen please join me and welcoming the u.s. senator from the state of michigan senator debbie style to get off. >> what a pure michigan evening isn't it. i am so glad you are all here the detroit youth choir was awesome as usual. so proud proud of them and i just want to say aren't we lucky to have governor winner as our governor at this critical time. she's tough, she's smart and she's committed to doing the right thing for everybody in michigan. and were here tonight because we have another tough smart courageous women with us tonight. and with all of our he

from biden or kamala harris. nancy pelosi is the speaker of the house, but there is supposed to be a unified party. you have north of four or five states that are already beginning to vote right now. in this election year, the things that managed t that mattr to them. to have the president tweet about that, it's easy for him to say it makes them look heartless, because the clap back isn't, "oh, my gosh, no one's going home." we had a little bit about that from democrats yesterday. "until this deal is done. we will skinny it. make sure it's just those things. no additives put in there. will make history with a skinny build to help the american people." i haven't heard that wording. in an election year you allow your opponent -- and opponents, in this case, because it's more than just the president running, there are a lot of people up for reelection. it allows them to shape the conversation. to put names and labels on you that maybe you don't deserve, but you are not letting your actions count against them. now th

and kamala harris is out for one person, kamala harris. we have to elect donald trump. >> donald trump continued to receive the endorsements of major police unions around this country because he stands with the men and women who stand on the thin blue line. this president promising those, but these mayors have to call in the administration to solve the problems in niece communities. they allowed the far left to destroy their businesses, their communities and their homes. but when it comes to them personally. when their homes are being vandalized? they call in police to protect their prompt or they move because of it. every american deserves better. and this administration, the trump-pence administration deserves and will always stand with the men and women who serve between good and evil on the thin blue line, judge. judge jeanine: with respect to everything going upon, the left comes out and they say this chaos is all donald trump's fault. this chaos is donald trump's america. the chaos they are not talking about. we have never seen a mag

kamala harris visits those fire zones. the very latest on the overnight firefight. >>> and cover up or pay up, rules for covid rule breakers. live with a look at who the rules are meant to target the most. that's "today in the bay" right now. >>> a very good tuesday morning to you. 5:00 right now. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. i like to call this a terrific tuesday. hopefully we have a terrific commute. let's talk about the forecast first. kari, there is something

trump accusing joe biden and kamala harris of undermining science after they were asked whether they'd take a vaccine if the president announced it. >>> anger in the streets. blazes set in portland, in rochester, a sixth night of protests expected over daniel prude's death. and jacob blake's new message from his hospital bed. >>> plus, it's a condition affecting millions, but why do so many more black americans die from it? >>> also, a key weapon against covid, but is g ontact tracin working? >>> the teens reaching out to police and inspiring america. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, i'm kate snow in for lester tonight and there is a disaster unfolding in california, across several regions of that state more than 20 major wildfires now cover a record 2 million acres, fueled by high temperatures and strong winds in an already dry environment. the largest fire tonight outside fresno, called the creek fire, has raced through mountain communities, torching homes. and over the weekend, dramatic rescues of campers trapped in an area surrounded by f

harris, just before we came to this segment leading to be a commercial break we heard from kamala harris and she said she hasn't made a plan one way or another, she will be involved in the healings and performing her role and responsibility on the senate judiciary committee. do you think she should? that is the question some are asking right now. >> at least she admitted she has responsibility. she has no power because republicans control the senate. she may feel emboldened but she will not be impactful. the republicans have the upper hand. i appreciate that she has a job to do and a roll but whether she acts in one way or another is not going to have any impact. >> october 12th is the the date, time is winding down. thank you for joining us, appreciate it. >> 25 after the hour. we've all heard them, joe biden's gaffes on the campaign trail. >> we choose truth over facts, >> for kids are as talented as white kids. >> my name is joe biden, i'm a democratic candidate for the united states senate. >> with that in mind is tonight's debate make or break for the 4 of the people to speak says b

. >> harris: meanwhile biden's vice-president nominee kamala harris expects joe biden to do well. >> joe will speak directly to the american people and talk about facts and about solutions. >> harris: well, it got interesting in the last hour. fox news learning dramatic new details on last-minute negotiations between the two campaigns. biden and trump ahead of tonight's waives. -- face off. peter doocy, things going back and forth over issues like earpieces. >> they are. biden and trump will head to cleveland but their staff has been on the ground for weeks. the trump campaign is aasking for a third party to come in and inspect both candidate's ears for electronic transmitters. he said joe biden's handlers agreed to a pre-debate inspection for electronic earpieces but today reversed themselves. biden's staff asked for multiple breaking news during the debate. we rejected that request. biden dropped into a virtual fundraiser to say tonight on stage i will do all in my power on why he should not be reelected and president trump's campaign said the president is more than ready for anyth

todd: democratic nominee kamala harris clashing with a.g. harris. >> donald trump and bill barr are spending full-time in a different reality there are huge dispartsz in our country based on race. it does us no good if we want to solve those disparities to pretent theo they don't exist. >> fox news political analyst and author of taken for granted gianno caldwell. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. jillian: what is your reaction to what we just heard kamala harris say. >> i think there is truth to the fact that there are disparities in our country and when we look at solve of the most harmful in our criminal justice system for every african-american especially young african-americans we point clearly to the 1994 crime bill what which was sponsored by joe biden. which gave $9.7 billion to building private prisons in our country that provide grant incentivized states to create truth in sentencing laws including the three strike law. once you look at it from a very methodical approach you see that legislation was intentional

. >> neil: meantime, i want to draw your attention to kamala harris. he's on the campaign stump right now. she's been busy at a roundtable in michigan. watch her very closely. he sits on that judiciary committee. she was an aggressive questioner of brett kavanaugh. she would be in that role presumably for democrats on the committee if we get a process going with the trump pick as soon as saturday. so think about that and how it changes her plans and the democratic ticket's plans campaign-wise. she can do a lot less of this and a lot more sitting around at a committee hearing in washington after this. attention veteran homeowners: record low mortgage rates have dropped even lower. at newday, veterans can shortcut the refinance process and save $250 a month. $3000 dollars a year. with the va streamline refi at newday, there's no appraisal, no income verification, and no out of pocket costs. one call can save you $3000 a year. my wife and daughter had been killed in an automobile crash, and lying in the bed were my two little boys. i couldn't have imagine

in a play wills between kamala harris and joe biden, , i'm gogg to go with k kamala harris and also will go with the public that, essentially what joe biden is going to need to continue to push, just as the entirire environment and social justice movementnts have said they will. biden to go further in the any setet of candidatate that made it this f, biden's pledge to end fossil fuel subsidies for the industry, bibiden and kamel here's took no -- kamala harris accepted no fossil fuel money in their campaigns stop here's also pledged no fossil fuel subsbsidies. biden and harris also put pledged no new leasing on public lens for oil and gas and offshore for oil and gas. those are all criticallyy important fossil fuel policies and there keep it in the g grou. to pursue a global negotiation for the managed client of fossil fuel production around the world. i can't overemphasize what a shift that would be how impoportant that would be. submitted for during the ,ampaigngn and after the campain biden administrationon is goingo need to continue to hear loudly on what it wants, not just on addres

in a play wills between kamala harris and joe bidenen, i'm m gg to go withth kamala harris and also will go with the public that, essentially what joe biden is going to need to continue to push, just as the entntire environment and social justice movemements have said they will. biden to go further in the any s set of candididate that made it this f, biden's pledge to end fossil fuel subsidies for the industry, biden and kamel here''s took no -- kamala harris accepted no fossil fuel money in their campaigns stop here's also pledged no fossil fuel susubsidies. biden and harris also put pledged no new leasing on public lens for oil and gas and offshore for oil and gas. those are all criticalllly important fossil fuel policies and there keep it in the ground. to pursue a global negotiation for the managed client of fossil fuel production around the world. i can't overemphasize what a shift that would be how imimportant that would be. submitted for during the ,ampaiaign and after thehe campn biden administratition is goingo need to continue to hear loudly on what it wants, not just on addres

plus, trump accusing kamala harris of politicizing the coronavirus vaccine while at the same time tying a vaccine to the election himself. president trump also launching an unprecedented attack against his own top military commanders accusing them of waging war so others can make a profit. what is he talking about? let's go "outfront." >>> good evening and welcome to a special edition of "outfront." i'm erica hill in for erin burnett. tonight, take it off the president of the united states telling a reporter to take off his mask to ask a question. moments later applauding another reporter for not wearing one. those exchanges part of a rambling nearly 50-minute press conference. a press conference that was really more political rally in disguise or maybe not so much of a disguise filled with wildly inaccurate statements including this one about the president's handling of the pandemic. >> we are an absolute leader in every way. >> an absolute leader in every way. that follows the president's tweet this morning in which he claimed he is getting, quote, very high marks in our handling of t

trump accusing joe biden and kamala harris of undermining science after they were asked whether they'd take a vaccine if the president announced it. >>> anger in the streets. blazes set in portland, in rochester, a sixth night of protests expected over daniel prude's death. and jacob blake's new message from his hospital bed. >>> plus, it's a condition affecting millions, but why do so many more black americans die from it? >>> also, a key weapon against covid, but is contact tracing working? >>> in a tense summer, the teens reaching out to police and inspiring america. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, i'm kate snow in for lester tonight and there is a disaster unfolding in california, across several regions of that state more than 20 major wildfires now cover a record 2 million acres, fueled by high temperatures and strong winds in an already dry environment. the largest fire tonight outside fresno, called the creek fire, has raced through mountain communities, torching homes. and over the weekend, dramatic rescues of campers trapped in an a

because of the failed policies stiewpgd policies, i mean kamala harris you look at her record, you look at the voting record and more importantly how about this? look at california. i mean, other than the weather and beautiful scenery, you know, i don't to california my america. it is become a disaster such a shame what happened to great state because of failed liberal policies. that's what we're going to see everywhere else in america. that's what is coming to your suburb. it's not just cocoming to inner centers part of the joint unity platform is zoning and suburbs of america they want the big cities that surround the suburbs. to be able to whatever policies those big cities want into those suburbs. it would literally destroy the american suburbs and that way of life as we know it. again media will not talk about those things because they want this to happen. but they also understand that if the american people knew what was actually in that plan, if they knew what it actually entailed, it would be a disaster for the democrats. so they're kind of covering up one thing to be able to pu

kamala harris, president going after her on that. is there a risk politically for democrats being too skeptical, being seen as too skeptical here at all? >> well, obviously the president needs to have something in these next two months. he needs something pretty big to change the dynamic. most of what america is still dealing with is the coronavirus. so it needs to be a vaccine, a reduction -- significant reduction in inaffects. this is why he's talking about schools. he needs something to change. what he's been focused on he's been focused on for weeks. he said the end of the year, today he mentioned october. the special day is the election he's referring to. he's very much pushing this. this is his number one goal for, politically speaking, for the coronavirus stipt. yes, you saw senator harris, senator biden pushing back on this. the president may not get the vaccine he wants in the next few weeks. if you listen to public health experts they say it's quite unlikely. is he promising something he can't deliver? probably. democrats a

kamala harris has applauded the riots. watch. >> i want to make clear that i know there are protests still happening. >> yes. >> in major cities across the united states. i'm not seeing the reporting on it that i had for the first few weeks. >> that's right. but they are not going to stop. they are not going to stop. this is a movement, i'm telling you, they're not going to stop before election day in november and they're not going to stop after election day. and that should be -- everyone should take note of that on both levels. this isn't -- they are not going to let up, and they should not. >> tucker: the rioters are not going to let up and they should not says kamala harris. right. this is the same kamala harris who tweeted that michael brown was murdered by cops in ferguson, missouri. he wasn't murdered. that's not speculation. barack obama's own justifiable department concluded he wasn't murdered. that's a lie. but harris repeated it anyway and her allies at twitter allowed her to disseminate that nationwide. didn't