Good evening. I'm Amna Navas and I'm Jeff Bennett on the news hour tonight.

Former President Trump's sentencing in his hush money case is delayed until after the election.

How that could affect the presidential race.

The United States adds a modest number of jobs in August,

but the unemployment rate falls,

painting a mixed picture of the overall economy.

The issue that we've been grappling with for a little bit now is the job market is cooling,

but it was started from a level that was probably too hot.

And with many schools and ruins, teachers in Gaza struggle to educate children,

intense and make-shift classrooms. Welcome to the news hour. The 24 presidential campaign is entering the final weekend

before the critical first debate

between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris.

While the Vice President huddles with her team for a debate prep, the Republican nominee

was in federal court fighting to overturn a guilty verdict while another

case saw a big delay. John Yang begins our coverage.

The former president began his day with a familiar legal battle. In New York City

Trump and his lawyers asked a federal appeals court to overturn a five million

dollar verdict that found him liable for sexual abuse and defamation of the columnist

E. Jean Carroll. She accused him of raping her nearly three decades ago. Today, Trump lashed out against the accusations and once again claimed without evidence that the

lawsuit was politically motivated.

I'm running for president and I have all these cases all of a sudden come out and they

have fake cases and they report back to DOJ in another courtroom a legal win in another case. For now a Manhattan

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