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cloud of confusion. the president s people insist democrats are trying to steal the election. martha: so new vote totals in nevada have increased joe biden s advantage. new numbers from georgia and pennsylvania have narrowed the president s lead there. bret: we have reporters and all of those key spots and expert analysis to break it all down for you. we begin tonight with chief white house correspondent john roberts in the latest from the trump team. good evening, john. good evening. the latest of the trump campaign is that in half an hour s time the president will come to the briefing room to make remarks and hopefully take a few questions as well. yesterday the president let his campaign to the talking but after joe biden came out for the second time today, the president thought it was time for him to have something to save on a day that was marked by a flurry of legal action by his campaign. president trump staying out of public view again today, but in a stat ....
matt rivers is at the tokyo airport. matt, when do evacuees plan to be back in the u.s.? reporter: well, in terms of when they re going to take off, fredricka, i m not sure yet. officials are really remaining very tightly lipped, but what we do know and what we ve seen in the past couple of minutes, the planes are over my shoulder there. we re in a parking garage adjacent to the airport. and for the first time, we ve seen passengers begin to line up outside of one of two 747s that have been contracted by the u.s. state department to evacuate these americans. there s going to be almost 400 people that are going through the process of getting on board these planes. it has been not only a two-week or so period for them in quarantine on that japanese in the japanese port here on that cruise ship, it s also been an ordeal just tonight. they started to get off that cruise ship more than 5 1/2 hours ago and they re just now getting on board this plane. this is all part of ....
she said that their understanding is that the russians want to elect donald trump. their preference is donald trump. the republicans, we are told, again confirming maggie s reporting, were irate. one of them told the president who was also irate and kind of the rest is history. but what happened, what should have been a very important meeting to talk about strategy for defending the most important democratic action, which is elections, turned into what we see all the time now, a very, very partisan brawl. do we know, maggie, from your reporting with your colleagues what part most upset the president about this? i think there s two aspects. one is clearly related to russia. the president does not want to hear information about russia and election interference. he, according to a number of aides, sees this as an asterisk on his election from 2016. he does not want to hear this is potentially happening again. i do think the fact this was related to adam schiff in the s ....
behalf of president donald trump s reelection. the president fired his acting director of national intelligence joseph mcguire after he allowed lawmakers to be briefed last week on russia s plans to interfere. both sanders and trump are now weighing in on russia s efforts, but with different views on the subject. it was not clear what role they re going to play, we were told russia, maybe other countries would get involved in this campaign. look, here is the message, to russia, stay out of american elections. and what they are doing, by the way, the ugly thing that they are doing and i ve seen some of their, you know, their tweets and stuff is they try to divide us up. i was told a week ago they said, you know, they re trying to start a rumor, it s disinformation. that s the only thing they re good at. they are not goog at anything else. they get nothing done. do nothing democrats. that putin wants to make sure i get elected. lin to this. so doesn t he want to see w ....
crossing where we have seen so much chaos yesterday. my grants, this caravan of 4,000 rushed the gates, burst it open. there was tear gas, self order, and so many stories of desperate humanity. at high noon, the bridge over the border is empty. then a crowd of thousands overwhelms a small contingent of guatemalan police and sprints north. no, closed. it is closed. reporter: the first try to form an orderly line, but it lasts only seconds. thousands more pour across with a mixture of exuberance, frustration, determination. the surge of the crowd managed to shove the padlocked gates open. waiting on the other side are hundreds in riot gear. they manage to hold back the human tide with a single tear gas cannister. after a half hour of chaos, the crowd calms itself, even turning on the few troublemakers in the crowd, convincing them to climb back down off the fence. some can t take the heat and the crowd so they jump into the river. the message is we re not criminals. ....