Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are pressing ahead

with a very busy campaign schedule. For Mr. Trump that included his first campaign

appearance since the latest apparent assassination attempt against him.

Lisa Desjardin has the latest on the increasing calls for civility in this contentious election

season.

Camla Harris.

In Washington for the start of Hispanic Heritage Month, Vice President Camila Harris spoke to the

Congressional Hispanic Caucus, weaving in campaign themes as she stressed the American dream.

Our work together has always been guided by shared values and by a shared vision.

However, at this moment, we are confronting two different, very, very different visions for our nation.

One focused on the past, the other hours focused on the future.

She spoke to Latinos in Congress a day after she took questions from black journalists, where she

revealed she spoke to her rival, Donald Trump, following the apparent assassination

attempt against him Sunday.

Republicans on Capitol Hill pulled no punches today saying Harris and Democrats

have not done enough to bring down temperatures.

Democrats so-called leaders and the partners in the media need to get a grip.

And the Secret Service can and should do more to protect President Trump.

We cannot normalize what has happened to an American president and our current

Republican nominee. Democrats today reiterated that there is no place for

political violence but added a note for the Republican colleagues.

Let's also be very clear that when the other side of the aisle talks about this issue,

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