We start the day's other headlines with the presidential campaign.

Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are touting their plans to boost the economy.

As Harris also tries to keep the focus on abortion rights, an issue that Democrats see as a winning one with 41 days to go until election day.

And hello Savannah and I love Georgia, we love Georgia.

Campaigning in Savannah, Georgia, former President Donald Trump today sought to outline

his economic plan.

This new American industrialism will create millions and millions of jobs,

massively raise wages for American workers,

and make the United States into a manufacturing powerhouse.

Mr. Trump unveiling a proposal, he says, is aimed at offering new incentives to lure foreign companies to the U.S.

Promising lower taxes, energy costs, and fewer regulations.

With a vision, I'm outlining today not only will we stop our businesses from leaving for foreign

lands, but under my leadership, we're going to take other countries jobs.

Did you ever hear that expression before? Have you ever heard that we're going to take other countries jobs? It's never been stated before.

A new Quinnipiac poll out today shows Mr. Trump leading Vice President Kamala Harris 52 to 45 percent with likely

voters when it comes to handling the economy. But several other recent national polls show Harris

is narrowing that trust gap with her plan focused on

lowering costs for middle-class families. While campaigning in Wisconsin this week

she spoke to Wisconsin Public Radio about her affordable housing plan.

I understand and have as part of my lived experience a lifetime practically of being a renter.

And also what it means for families to aspire to own a home.

The Vice President outlining her proposal that she says would incentivize developers to build 3 million

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