michelle obama. >> hi, everyone. we're here digging up soil because we're about to plant a garden. >> get some shovels. come on, rerts let's go let's go. >> i came to help do dinner but also help her develop a big health initiative. when you have one in three kids on track to have diabetes in their lifetime, it doesn't matter what we do with health care if we don't solve that side of the problem. and the garden was step one. when we were doing our first planting, there's kids running around and you could hear all the cameras clicking constantly. she looked at me like, this better work. >> there they are. it's all pretty cute. of course we're all in favor of healthy eating, but is this really the best way got first lady to use her considerable influence? >> let's move! let's move! >> now to first lady michelle obama. she's out promoting her let's move campaign and taking the motto to heart. >> every time we saw her jumping rope, playing football, hula hooping, all those fun things were very strategic ways that we were

so, you know, michelle obama going out and doing this i think is great as a closer. but i would really like to see george w. bush or laura bush do something similar. i mean, it is a 911, five-alarm fire right now, going on in this country under this president's failed leadership. and imagine if someone like george bush or his wife or both of them, together, came out and did something similar. talking about the existential threat that donald trump poses to our democracy. and i think that would send a similar message to those republicans who give them a license to believe it's okay to vote for joe biden this time around. >> that is an interesting concept. karen, you want to -- >> yeah. well, i was just going to say i think michelle obama here, there's two parts, right? there is i think her appeal to african-american voters, again, to sort of not be fooled and to remember what's at stake in this election. but i also think -- i agree with tara that she does have an appeal to those white, college-educated, suburban women who, thankfully, are looking like they're leaning t

michelle obama said something very interesting. she said research those that these are multiple peaceful protesters. research also shows that the whole narrative, the whole reason that people are out in the streets, the narrative that the police are killing blacks just because they are black is bogus. there's a black harvard professor who says that anything -- if anything the police are more hesitant to use deadly force against black people than against white peopl. researchers at washington state found the same thing. the government has been looking at this ever since they foster me 90s. every 20 years they asked 60,000 americans, have you had interaction with the police, if so, tell me what your interaction. cannot find any pattern that suggests anything like this. if not only wrong, it's also getting people killed. cops pull back, bad guys know it and some nut cases are going to feel that the narrative is true and ambush cops the way they did in san diego -- the way they did here in l.a. a sheriff deputy ambushed, where you are,

the michelle obama school in richmond kron four's haaziq madyun brings us a look. >>i >>these elementary school protests a painting in a virtual ribbon cutting ceremony for the grand opening of the michelle obama school enrichment the site was formerly the location of the woodrow wilson elementary school buildings were unsafe and falling apart. >>the new school is see through the fear and little over 6 years ago the innovative rebuild project began march 21st century school design features a multitude indoor and outdoor spaces, the school principal cloudy of the lead as explains how it works like civil design the school environment allows grade levels to share in earnings. were all adults and students learn together the teachers can close up. >>all the doors and being very traditional spaces with their 30 students they can open it up they can teach a 100 kids at the time that can move and overhear 90 over there once the review was underway. we realize. >>part of taking ownership in this new school was having the opportunity to name or said we wanted to choose a nam

>> well, i was going to say, michelle obama there are two parts. i think her appeal to african-american voters, to not be fooled and remember what is at stake. and i agree that she does have an appeal to the white college educated suburban women who are looking like they are leaning towards biden but we can't take anything for granted, if we are learned anything from 2020, and our many experiences and this election. but i also think it's very important to have a black woman like michelle obama saying to white voters, don't be fooled about who this president is and what he is trying to do in race baiting and making you think that people who are throughout largely overwhelmingly, peacefully protesting, just to not have someone's knee on our necks, we are peaceful people. we are asking for freedom. it's an important message, it goes to what joe bide season talking about when he talks about healing the soul of this country. so i think her message to white voters is really important as well. i don't any anyone else can convey it like. >> that i want to

michelle obama is deeply -- she does not particularly like it. the fact that she emerged in this way is a reflection of her passion about this. she believes strongly that donald trump led us in the wrong direction and she feels compel to use her platform. she does not do that lightly. >> also, some of this of the push that michelle obama is doing is because of what we have seen in texas and other places where clearly there are efforts to suppress the vote a drop-off box for a county that's larger than a state of rhode island in one case. clearly, it seems like a lot of prominent democrats are trying to do everything they can to just over come whatever obstacles they feel or out there to get people to vote and however they can fwet thget the vote. >> that's exactly right. we are in the middle of a pandemic. she's loyal of people voting in a safe way and encourage people. make a plan to vote and figure out what you are going to do and what you are going to do. try early voting you can so there are not these huge crushes we saw on election day. wear

obama crimes force has it been news reports. >>are you >>these elementary school protests a painting in a virtual ribbon cutting ceremony for the grand opening of the michelle obama school enrichment the site was formerly the location of the woodrow wilson elementary school buildings were unsafe and falling apart. >>the new school is c for the fear and little over 6 years ago the innovative rebuild project began march 21st century school design features a multitude indoor and outdoor spaces, the school principal cloudy of the lead as explains how it works like civil design the school environment allows grade levels to share in earnings. were all adults and students learn together the teachers can close up. >>all the doors and being very traditional spaces with their 30 students they can open it up they can teach a 100 kids at the time that can move and overhear 90 over there once the review was underway. we realize. >>part of taking ownership in this new school was having the opportunity to name are we wanted to choose a name th

also tonight, michelle obama unleashes in her closing argument for joe biden. dinesh d'souza on an invective filled diatribe and what it reminds us about the obama's. joe biden's stump speech today was short on substance and long on empty rhetoric. newt gingrich reacts plus he previews tomorrow's vp debate. but first. unmasking joe, that's the focus of tonight's angle. ♪ today, biden gave a speech that was well written and for him come up well delivered. he traveled to gettysburg where he invoked lincoln and lbj and he tried to rekindle some of that obama magic to make you forget how far left the democrat party has moved since 2008 when obama was elected. after 47 years in elected office, joe wants you to believe that this time he really knows what he's doing. >> i'll work with democrats and republicans. i will be a president that pushes toward the future, not one that clings to the past. i will marshal the ingenuity and goodwill of this nation to turn division into unity to bring us together. >> laura: okay, that was a lot of nothing. but the man who called

michelle obama did the exact opposite. she looked at america in a 25-minute video, and she said to americans, "if you don't vote the way that i tell you to votei it's because you are backwards, and it's because you're wrong. it's because this country is inherently wrong and racist." i can think of no greater way to completely destroy everythingly that barack obama accomplished in 2008, and it's actually quite sad. >> tucker: i couldn't agree with you more. i hadn't thought of that. i think it's a really smart point.t. o i wonder why they're doing it. so, biden is way ahead in polls, i'm just being honest, he is. he's more ahead than hillary was in 2016, so, on some level, you think they probably don't need to do this. she clearly means it, or she wouldn't do it.n why do you think she is doing it? >> i really have always thought that the obamas unfortunately don't have much control over their own life and narrative. they took a lot of money to get into the white house, owe a lot of favors and i really do see them as dnc ope

michelle obama assures us this is the radical right. as if we needed more evidence of that, last night in suburban wisconsin these same white supremacist struck again, just like we saw in portland, kenosha and minneapolis. they were disguised as joe biden voters and they threw rocks into people's living rooms and attacked the police. things got so bad that authorities wanted the national guard to set up a protective perimeter around city hall. just to show you how terrifyingly true michelle obama's warning was we have blotted her statement side by side with footage from last night near milwaukee. watch this. >> they are pinning it all on what's been overwhelmingly peaceful movement for racial solidarity. only a tiny fraction of demonstrations have had any violence at all. so, what the president is doing is once again patently false. it's morally wrong and yes, it is racist. >> tucker: patently false, morally wrong and yes, racist. while we wouldn't want to disappoint michelle obama but we do want to give you some details on the rioting

america is racist, michelle obama told us. it's so bad, white supremacists are out on the streets wrecking businesses almost every night but some of them are stealthy, they even have blm tattoos and want to abolish the police. it's all a cover. special obama assures us this is a radical right. as if we needed more evidence. last night in suburban wisconsin, the same white supremacists struck again like we saw in portland, kenosha,s. neapolis. they were disguised as joe biden voters, attacked the police. things got so banned that authorities won the national guard to set up a protective perimeter around city hall. just just show you how terrifyingly true michelle obama's warning was, we have her statement side by side with footage from last night in milwaukee. watch this. >> they are pinning it all on what's been an overwhelmingly peaceful movement for racial solidarity. only a tiny fraction of demonstrations have had any violence at all. so what the president is doing once again patently false. it's morally wrong and, yes, it

michelle obama: [habla en inglÉs] patricia: michelle obama tambiÉn criticÓ al presidente trump por su manejo de la pandemia. vamos a la primera pausa. al regresar, las reglas de la fda impiden que haya una vacuna antes de las elecciones. en california, una fÁbrica de baterÍas quiere ir a la bancarrota, pero hay una intensa campaÑa para evitarlo. quieren que la planta pague patricia: todo indica que no serÁ posible disponer de una vacuna para el covid-19 en este paÍs antes de las elecciones, como querÍa el presidente trump. las directrices de la fda obligan a realizar mÁs pruebas que pueden realizar meses. la casa blanca terminÓ aceptÁndolo. andrea leÓn nos cuenta para cuÁndo podrÍamos tener una. andrea: la administraciÓn de alimentos y medicamentos de estados unidos fda publicÓ una guÍa para las compaÑías que buscan la autorizaciÓn del uso de emergencia para las vacunas de contra el coronavirus. dicen que tendrÁ que incluir dos meses de seguimiento, despuÉs de que los voluntarios reciban su segunda dosis. >> necesitamos tener datos sobre la efectividad, los efectos

michelle obama is deeply skeptical about many aspects of politics. she doesn't particularly like it. the fact that she emerged in this way is a reflection of her passion about this. she believes strongly that donald trump led us in the wrong direction and she feels compel to use her platform. she does not do that lightly. >> it seems that some of the push that michelle obama is doing is because of what we have seen in texas and other places where clearly there are efforts to suppress the vote. i mean, limiting in a county, one drop-off box where you can drop in mail-in balance t llots think is larger than the state of the i a rhode island in one case. it seems a lot of prominent democrats are trying to do everything they can to overcome whatever obstacles they feel are out there and get people to vote however they can get them to vote. >> i think that's exactly right. and look, we're in the middle of a global pandemic. so, you add that on to it as well. she's worried about people being able to vote in a safe way. she's encouraged people to make a pla

when somebody like hayden says it's okay to vote for biden, michelle obama back in the obama campaign days, we called michelle obama the closer back in the iowa caucus. she was so effective. and that, you know, i think message from michelle obama will work in every part of the country with every demographic group. but right now polls aren't votes, but the polls would show joe biden heading to a historic gender gap with women. and so both of those spots, i think, joe biden can't be doing much better in this race right now than he is. so the big task for the biden/harris ticket is to basically hold their support levels where they are and, of course, work really hard to make sure it actually materializes and vote. but very powerful. newspaper endorsements are traditionally less effective. i'm sure they'll turn those into ads. joe biden's get tysburg speech, and the trifecta this close to election day, people are voting in huge numbers all over the country as we speak. >> to our viewers, that cacophanous noise, some opting to live in the lumberyard for 28 days [ inaudible ] presidential p

>>and a brand-new school named after former first lady michelle obama is now open in the bay area we're going to be a look inside just couple minutes. people were afraid i was contagious. i felt gross. it was kind of a shock after i started cosentyx. four years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms, if your inflammatory bowel disease symptoms develop or worsen, or if you've had a vaccine or plan to. serious allergic reactions may occur. learn more at cosentyx.com. >>students and staff held a virtual of course ribbon cutting ceremony for the grand opening of michelle obama school yeah, its enrichment yeah, the school is the first in northern california to be named after the former first lady, our kron four's haaziq madyun gives us a look. >>are you >>these elementary school protests a painting in a virtual ribbon cutting ceremony for the grand op

carolina: michelle obama envÍa un poderoso mensaje en redes, habla de racismo y de la divisiÓn. te contamos mÁs en "ediciÓn digital". jorge: bienvenidos a "ediciÓn digital" martes 6 de octubre de saludamos con mucho gusto. gracias por acompaÑarnos. carolina: bienvenido a "ediciÓn digital", te extraÑamos y arrancamos con la informaciÓn y las palabras del presidente trumphoras despuÉs de haber llegado a la casa blanca del hospital... su mensaje ha provocado una ola de reacciones. el mandatario instÓ a la gente a salir y no tenerle miedo al coronavirusy dice que en algunas zonas es menos letal que la gripe... algo que segÚn estudios no es correcto. facebook y twitter han cuestionado su mensaje y dicen que eso estÁ en contra de las reglas de su plataforma. borja: veamos lo que escribiÓ, " se acerca la temporada de gripe muchas personas cada aÑo, a veces mÁs de 100,000 y a pesar de la vacuna mueren de gripe... vamos a cerrar nuestro paÍs? no. hemos aprendido a vivir con eso al igual que estamos aprendiendo a vivir con covid. a la mayorÍa de las poblaciones es mucho me

and when michelle obama, back in the obama campaign days we called her the closer because she was so effective. and i think that message from michelle obama i think will work in every part of the country with every demographic group. right now polls aren't votes but the polls would show joe biden heading toward a gap with the winner. the big task for the biden-harris ticket is to basically hold their support levels where they are and of course work really hard to make sure it actually materializes and vote. newspapers are less effective, but i thought the combination of joe biden's gettysburg speech today, the hayden spot and michelle obama's closing argument was a good trifecta. listen, people are volting in huge numbers all over the country as we speak. >> to our viewers that cacophonous noise you just heard, democrats knocking on wood, some of them opting to live in a lumberyard for the next 28 days. both of these gentlemen have agreed to stick around. i'm going to fit in a break. >>> and coming up, by this time tomorrow night the first and only vice presidential plexiglass debate

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kate bennett, i want to ask about michelle obama in a moment. do you have any updates on melania trump's health condition? as she battles coronavirus right now? i remember two years ago she herself was at walter reed dealing with an issue. >> that's right. that time it was a kidney issue. right now she's behind me in the white house, at the residence. she has a mild case, she is resting, doll well. we heard from the president last night. probably the most updated diagnosis, he said that she was handling it better because she was slightly younger than he is. she is almost a quarter century younger. she is 50 years old. he's 74. so she's not at walter reed. she's a very private first lady. we have not heard as much from her about how she's doing. >> well, we wish her only the best and her husband, of course, the president as well. kate anderson brower, in the past, some first ladies have used personal crises to pivot into advocacy movements. the first first lady betty ford comes to mind. she went public with her alcohol issues, she helped create a

. >>> ahead a brand-new video from former first lady michelle obama, she takes on the president, calls him a liar, negligent and she rips into his response to the pandemic. she's taking her message to the american people. you will see that new video in just a few moments. >>> and the white house is now battling its own outbreak of coronavirus. a hot spot there in the white house. will that impact our national security? whether it's bribes to roll over. ...or an overdue makeover. get all your pet essentials right when you need them, with curbside pickup at petsmart. and enjoy 15% off when you buy online and pickup in store. to listen, is to hear more than what's being said... and offer the answers that make someone feel truly heard. i understand, let's get started call a dell technologies advisor today. >>> 28 case, can you believe it, 28 days until the election, that's it. there are, as you know, people currently a lot of them currently voting and the president a current coronavirus patient who is on oxygen twice and is right now taking a steroid meant for patients facing the worst of

michelle obama, she says go away sir. >> stoking fears about black and brown americans. lying about how minorities will destroy the suburbs. whipping up violence and intimidation and pinning it all on what's been an overwhelmingly peaceful movement for racial solidarity. it's true. so what the president is doing is, once again, patently false, it's morally wrong. and yes, it is racist. >> we know how popular the former first lady is not only the democratic base but also with suburban women the biden campaign believes. what is the strategy here? >> you heard michelle obama speaking directly to women in this video, talking about the struggles that parents and families are making as they make decisions about sending their kids back to school. she talked about her own daughters who she said thankfully are going to college from home, basically, because of the coronavirus. but with this video, what was tribing to me was seeing how br broad the scope was. she didn't just focus the coronavirus. she talked about the president, in her words, ignoring the california wildfires, tryi

>>students and staff held a virtual ribbon cutting ceremony for the grand opening of the michelle obama school in richmond, the school is the first in northern california to be named after the first lady kron four's haaziq madyun brings us a look. >>these elementary school protests a painting in a virtual ribbon cutting ceremony for the grand opening of the michelle obama school enrichment the site was formerly the location of the woodrow wilson elementary school buildings were unsafe and falling apart. >>the new school is see through the fear and little over 6 years ago the innovative rebuild project began march 21st century school design features a multitude indoor and outdoor spaces, the school principal cloudy of the lead as explains how it works like civil design the school environment allows grade levels to share in earnings were all adults and students learn together the teachers can close up. >>all the doors and being very traditional spaces with their 30 students they can open it up they can teach a 100 kids at the time that can move and overhear 90 over there once the review w

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>>michelle obama this is now michelle obama elementary school in richmond, the first bay area school by the way to be named in honor of the former first lady we've forces the commune with a closer look at the story. >>are you >>these elementary school protests a painting in a virtual ribbon cutting ceremony for the grand opening of the shell obama school enrichment. the site was formerly the location of the woodrow wilson elementary school buildings were unsafe and falling apart. >>the new school is c for the fear and little over 6 years ago the innovative rebuild project began march 21st century school design features a multitude indoor and outdoor spaces, the school principal cloudy of the lead as explains how it works like some old is i'm the school environment allows grade levels to share in earnings. were all adults in students learn together the teachers can close up. >>all the doors and being very traditional spaces with their 30 students they can open it up they can teach a 100 kids at the time they can move and overhear 90 over there once the review was underway. we realize.

obama from many people in this nation, and the respect that michelle obama has for joe biden is palpable and i think transferrable for a lot of people. >> renee graham and professor christina greer, an honor to have you both join us tonight. thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you. >> when we come back after this break, sanity and decency cannot be restored in american government if mitch mcconnell remains in diabolical control of the united states senate. our focus turning to texas tonight with democratic senate candidate m.j. hagar. senate candidate m.j. hagar after this break. your journey requires liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. wow. that will save me lots of money. this game's boring. only pay for what you need. liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. [ sneeze ] skip to cold relief fast with alka seltzer plus severe powerfast fizz. dissolves quickly. instantly ready to start working. ♪ oh, what a relief it is! so fast! we'll look back and remember the moment that things, for one strange time in our livesome lost workiet. an

and michelle obama with a striking closing argument for joe biden, as the rules for tomorrow night's crucial, crucial vice presidential debate are announced. we'll tell you what they are. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, the breaking news, the white house coronavirus outbreak is growing tonight. we have just learned that top trump adviser steven miller has just tested positive for coronavirus. this is video of him from last wednesday. you see him there along with hope hicks, obviously no one there wearing masks. miller was in that debate prep session with president trump, which now brings the total number of people who tested positive who were in that room with the president to 6 out of 8 people, all of them now with the virus. this comes tonight, steven miller's diagnosis just break thing moment. we are also learning two more press aides at the white house have tested positive for coronavirus. so that brings the total number of known infections at the white house to 11 that we know of. and on top of all of this, the top military generals o

but that doesn't mean it won't work. >> reporter: michelle obama using her powerful platform. she is one of the most revered figures within the democratic party, to push this message about the president and the need to vote for joe biden. you also heard biden in his speech talk about the need to deal with racial justice issues in this country. michelle obama telling voters today to vote like their lives depended on it and vote for biden. >> very strong statement from the former first lady. arlette, thank you very much. let's get more on joe biden in a moment. >>> first, i want to update you on some more disturbing news we are learning from the white house. a fourth press aide in the west wing of the white house has now tested positive, positive for covid. that is very disturbing. it doesn't include the press secretary kayleigh mcenany. four press aides are positive and it is raising a lot of concern. who else might be coming down with a positive confirmation for coronavirus among the press corps as well as among the staff at the white house? let's bring in our senior political

a much of an effect through a former 1st lady michelle obama's attack on taiwan trump have the campaign. hollow chad home has now been upgraded to a typhoon that system continues to intensify out in the open waters of the northwest pacific winds of around 120 kilometers per hour moving at a fair old lake 20 kilometers per hour and it will continue to drive in a general northwesterly direction than expected to make landfall actually as a system a ceasefire or close to japan because already see fair bit of rain just pushing into southern and eastern japan as we go on through friday turns increasingly wet across q shoot eastern parts of honshu saying that wet weather that well it's weather just making its way across much of honshu as we go on through saturday and then eventually it'll punch his way back out into the open waters but not before some parts of say around 200 millimeters of rain possibly more that will inevitably cause widespread flooding a flood risk 2 inches central parts of vietnam some very heavy downpours coming through here again some of these areas seeing around 202300 m

and michelle obama has now joined the pantheon of the great first ladies. right alongside ellenor roosevelt. she was the first v african-american first lady, and she never set a foot wrong. and now she's gone on to become really first lady to the world. she's written the best biography any first lady has ever written becoming. it's a global best seller. and we're now really looking for people to admire, looking for role models. and looking for things that unify us. and she does that, she transcends politics. she's not interested in political office, and that gives her extra credibility and she's really played her hand beautifully. >> so before we go, who has been most effective as a first lady? i guess you could one or two two has been most effective? >> most effective? i have to say that ellenor roosevelt is still the gold standard. she was first lady for 12 years, which encompassed the depression and world war ii, and her husband, the president, was in a mv wheelchair. so she became fdr's legs, if you will. i would put michelle obama very close to that st

but the bay area opens its first school named after former first lady michelle obama will give you a look inside next to 10. >>plus hundreds of volunteers in the east bay gathered today to pay new street year-old a stern warning for our nation's leaders and organizers say. >>a mural carries and is back to florida for both president trump and his democratic opponent, joe biden their final push to win back key state just 5 days away from the presidential election. >>a school named after a former first lady is open in the east bay, the michelle obama elementary school in richmond is the first bay area school to be named in honor of mrs. obama and today's students and staff held a virtual ribbon cutting ceremony for the school's grand opening kron four's haaziq madyun has the story. >>are you >>these elementary school protests a painting in a virtual ribbon cutting ceremony for the grand opening of the michelle obama school enrichment the site was formerly the location of the woodrow wilson elementary school buildings were unsafe and falling apart. >>a new school is see from the fear and

obama and the second-most trusted figure in american politics is michelle obama and the second most trusted figure in american politics is michelle obama's husband, barack obama. so both have a unique authority to speak to the american public, not just democrats, but also independents and republicans about what this job takes, about what the kind of character of someone who should be having this job ought to be. and then also, about bo joe biden is. all of that makes them particularly good surrogates this year in the next couple of weeks in particular. and one of the things i noticed you mentioned that president obama was on a podcast, my former speech writing colleagues, pod save america. and he's speaking directly to some of the most engaged, active, most likely volunteers in the democratic party. so he's able to reach democrats directly and it's not just about sending a message, it's also about moving up engagement, getting that extra volunteer shift, getting people to call up their friend in a swing state and getting them to vote early. you're seeing all of these avenues that pr

former first lady michelle obama pointing to unrest in the u.s. she posted in a video in support of joe biden. less than a month before the election says the president's actions have been morally wrong and racist. >> put yourselves in our shoes for just a moment. imagine how it feels to wake up every day and do your very best to uphold the values that his country claims to hold dear, truth, honor, decency. only to have those efforts met by scorn. not just by your fellow citizens, but by a sitting president. imagine how it feels to have suspicion cast on you from the day you were born. simply because of the hue of your skin. to walk around in your own country scared that someone's unjustified fear of you could put you in harm's way. terrified of what four more years of this kind of division might mean for the safety of you and those you love. living with the knowledge that no matter how hard we try, how much good we do in the world, there will be far too many who will never see our humanity. who will project on us their own fears of retribution for

obama and we'll take a look inside. and the city of alameda seeing an unusual rise in crime over a dozen shootings there in the last couple of months, we'll take >>a dramatic spike in gun violence in the city of alameda and it's just disturbing trend that the police department is now working to control crime for sbject all spoke with city leaders who believe that the pandemic has played a role. >>since june first 14 shootings have been reported in the city of alameda. what troubles interim police chief randy fan is that number accounts for the total number of shootings all year long there were 9 for the first 5 months of the year and only 10 reported citywide the previous 2 years combined fortunately, no lives have been lost this year to gun violence, but there have been injuries or arrests have been made in 5 of the 14 shootings investigations, though these cases have resulted in an increased workload for a department that is also trying to adapt to the pandemic watching what's happening with more folks not staying in

obama ahead of tonight's one and only-vice presidential debate. >>> a's why police officer shooting and killing an unarmed man in texas. >> and valerie bertinelli with a close message. >>> we're keeping an eye on a dangerous cat 3 storm as it makes its way on the gulf coast states it's wednesday, october 7. good morning you're watching "early today." i'm phillip mena. >> and i'm lindsey reiser. >>> president trump is staying away from cameras but not the spotlight. he tweeted dozens of times first calling to end covid relief talks before later walking it back in between he delivered a gamut of political grievances. meanwhile coronavirus is creep through the west wing infecting another top white house aide and putting military leaders into quarantine nbc's hallie jackson has the latest from g isolated but not tweeting he's pulling oua covidf bill until after the election. that sent markets into a spiral. clearly this is a huge shock to the system we know millions of americans are out of work and are depending on another stimulus check, however, this isn't the end. what the president

joe biden in gettysburg, pennsylvania, calls for healing of the nation's divisions as michelle obama accuses the president of stoking fears. >> it's morally wrong and, yes, it is racist, but that doesn't mean it won't work. >> o'donnell: hurricane delta: a category 4 rapidly intensifies, the monster storm could be the tenth named storm to hit the u.s. this season, the first time in history. and we all know that song... ♪ might as well jump! >> o'donnell: we'll remember legendary guitarist eddie van halen, whose band topped the charts for two decades. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us. we are going to begin with breaking news. the coronavirus outbreak that began in president trump's inner circle is growing. tonight, another white house staffer and a senior military leader who was with the president on sunday have been infected. and as we come on the air, nine four-star officers, including all but one member of the pentagon's top brass, the jo

michelle obama elementary. big other districts first flexible learning school, that means it has both indoor and outdoors vases were teaching can be flexible and engaging. >>> after two years, we now have a 21st century learning environment with a variety of space to meet our needs. >>> we are making history at our new school. the buildings are designed to keep students at the center of learning, with limitless opportunities to explore the unique ways of acquiring knowledge and skills. >>> the schools formally made for former president woodrow wilson but the pta pushed for that change. >> they believe in the benefits of a new kitchen, and garden. it is called the central kitchen. city of the arts based on 29th and west streets, with a garden outside ultimately all of food distributed to oakland schools will come from here. all that healthy and homegrown. >> part of the project goal is to help kids with nutrition and they're not going to actually be involved in both growing and harvesting vegetables, and learnin

a lot of eyes on michelle obama's video today. take a listen. >> think about what would possibly compel you to accept this level of chaos, violence and confusion under this president. we can no longer pretend that we doend know exactly who and what this president stands for. search your hearts and your conscience and then vote for joe biden like your lives depend on it. >> reporter: just over 24 minutes. it is quite a video from arguably one of the biden campaign's most compelling surrogates. back here in gettysburg, pennsylvania, this, the site of abraham lincoln's gettysburg address during our nation's civil war where the nation was literally divided against one another. it is chosen with intention by the biden campaign, john. we can expect to hear a message of unity with biden going back to his initial message that he launched his campaign with that he sees the race as a battle for the soul of the nation. we will hear more about that, hear for calls of bipartisanship and coming together when vice president biden speaks later th

obama in a rare campaign appearance >> right now our country is in chaos because of a president who isn't up to the job. >> reporter: biden opening a nearly 10-point national lead according to the nbc news polling average though the race is tighter in battleground states. with president trump still recovering from covid last night, biden suggesting the president is to blame for contracting it >> look, anybody who contracts the virus by essentially saying masks don't matter, social distancing doesn't matter, i think is responsible for what happens to them >> reporter: and also telling lester he regretted his tone at the first debate >> would you shut up, man? >> it's hard to get any word in with this clown. >> it seemed to go against some of the language you've said about, you know, not being divisive do you regret any part on your part >> it did. i should have said this is a clownish undertaking instead of calling him a clown. >> reporter: and we're now just one day away from the highly anticipated vice presidential debate. both candidates are in utah preparing, and both campaigns s

. >>> that's the band playing via zoom for the newly named michelle obama elementary school. the band helped open the school today. it was a virtual grand opening highlighting the renovated campus in richmondch the district voted earlier this year to change the name to honor the former first lady. the school's new look includes a plaza, and library. it looks great but just missing students. >> and missing one other person, michelle obama herself. >> maybe when this is all over she'll visit. >> thanks for joining us on this thursday night. >> we'll see you tomorrow. ♪

obama's new attack ad i'm phil gale in berlin and this is the day. we're going back we're going back to work going to be out front it's a serious problem i know there's a risk there's a danger but that's ok there's a lot to be concerned about don't let it dominate you. don't be afraid of it i don't know walks away with the message think you know this is not a problem don't let it take over your lives it is national pandemic better maybe i'm a mutant i don't know. also on the day a slump in business hits london's financial center hot the coronavirus pandemic turns the city of london into a ghost town the people come back into the city. so we can get back to some normality we have one book in the christian. welcome to the day donald trump is back at the white house and back in action after 3 days and they walter reed medical center being treated for coverage 19 the president tweeted today that he's feeling great and ready to take on his democratic challenger joe biden in the next debate his doctor says the u.s. president is doing extremely well and rep

a powerful closing argument from former first lady michelle obama. we'll play it for you when "deadline: white house" continues after a quick break. don't go nanywhere. k break. don't go nanywhere >>> four weeks until the election and donald trump has some catching up to do. we've been showing you the latest national polls from cnn with joe biden opening up a 16 point lead. he's also ahead in a lot of the key demographics, the cross tabs as they say. the latest nbc news/wall street journal poll has him up among older voters and suburban women and in pennsylvania, on the focus of the final efforts, joe biden leads there by 12. the lead may look significant but given what happened in 2016 there is a lot of apprehension among democrats so in a 24 minute closing argument video michelle obama shared a message. it all comes down to voting. >> so we can expect that this election will be won by the slimmest of margins just like four years ago. a handful of votes per precinct in pennsylvania or arizona or wisconsin or florida or anywhere else will make all of

obama's you attack ad until gale in berlin and this is the day. we're going back we're going back to work or to be out front it's a serious problem i know there's a risk there's a danger but that's ok to be concerned about don't let it dominate you. be afraid of. you know walk away with a message thinking this is not a problem don't let it take over your lives. better maybe i'm a mutant i don't know. into a ghost town the people come back into the city. so we can get back to some. we have one booking for christmas. welcome to the day donald trump is back at the white house and back in action after 3 days in the world's reed medical center being treated for comfort 90 the president tweeted today that he's feeling great and ready to take on his democratic challenger joe biden in the next debate the doctor says the u.s. president is doing extremely well and reporting no symptoms of combat 19 but there is no word on whether he is still infectious or when he last took a test despite this the president is continuing to downplay the seriousness of his in

the former first lady, michelle obama makes a passionate plea for joe biden while offering a blistering criticism of the president. next. ever since i got this little guy, i felt like i was just constantly cleaning up his hair. then, i got my paws on the swiffer sweeper. it's a game changer. these heavy duty dry cloths pick up a crazy amount of hair! this is all you. we stopped cleaning and started swiffering. >>> today marks exactly four weeks, that's it, 28 days, until election day. of course, a lot of americans are already voting. and as the president continues to downplay the severity of coronavirus, the former first lady, michelle obama is delivering her argument for folks of either party to vote for joe biden. >> i want to take a moment to remind you what's at stake and to urge you to make a plan to vote today. because let's be honest. right now our country is in chaos because of a president who isn't up to the job. if you're a parent like me, you're feeling the consequences of this president's failure to take this pandemic seriously from his constant downplaying of the importance