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right, 5:00 a.m. here in washington. a alive. look at capitol hill on this thursday morning good morning. >> i'm kasie hunt. it's wonderful to have you with us. kamala harris and her newly minted running mate, governor tim walz, hitting the ground in battleground states the duo holding rallies in two critical midwestern states, wisconsin and michigan. the world when campaign aimed at energizing the democratic base, which just a few weeks ago was feeling a lot less confident, the unity on display now though, running into reality, harris tasked with repairing ongoing fractures among democrats, including the divide over the israel hamas war yesterday, the vice president was interrupted by a group who appeared good to be pro pro-palestinian protesters. here's how she tried to shut that down you know what, if you want donald trump to win, then say, that. >> otherwise, i'm speaking one thing of course the party is clearly united by is trying to

beat donald trump in november here's the thing. the courts are going to handle that. we don't beat him in november why are we showing you that moment? >> that was because she was shutting down chance that the crowd had gotten into where they chanted, lock him up, talking about donald trump. of course the battle for the midwest engaged on both sides with j.d. vance also making stops in michigan and wisconsin. this was his latest jab against his democratic rival when the united states marine corps, when the united states of america asked me to go to iraq to serve my country. i did it. i did what they asked me to do it and i did it honorably and i'm very proud of that service. when tim walz was asked by his country to go to iraq, you know what he did? he dropped out of the army and allowed his unit to go without him cnn has reported that walz

retired two months before his unit received orders to deploy to iraq, joining me now, politico white house reporter lauren egan and axios capitol hill reporter julia get, juliegrace brufke. >> good morning to both of you laura, let me start with you. >> yesterday. is in my view, is sort of the first day where this ticket actually faced some of the on-the-ground realities of what it's like to actually be presidential candidates in the wake of this sort of honeymoon phase that kamala harris has enjoyed after the party breed this massive sigh of relief with what happened with president joe biden deciding to step aside how do you see how kamala harris handled this? she's going to face more tough moments with palestinian protesters in some of these events. the president faced them as well, and then she also handled the lock him up chants that showed up at his rally in philadelphia as well. well. but again, these critical test for them, how are they handling them so far? yeah. i

thought the lock him up comment was especially interesting. that's clearly not something that she wants her crowd of supporters to be chanting. the biden administration has been very careful to say, we're not involved in any of these trump cases but as for the pro-palestinian protesters, that was super interesting i think to some extent she's still experiencing a bit of a honeymoon phase if we think back to just what president biden was experiencing on the road, i mean, he could not get through a speech without every few minutes, protesters interrupting him. so the fact that this is the first time that this is really happened to her in a significant way, i think is notable and it's sort of going away, speaks out of the democratic coalition is trying to hold itself together and say, we might have all these different pieces to us. but we got what we wanted. biden stepped down. we're in a feeling really good about things let's just make it through november we'll see how long that that's actually going to last for. but 90, 90 days rochan happened in 90 1990 days for sure juliegrace, let's talk about j.d. vance

for a second. because one of the other things that played out was his sort of rather odd walk across the tarmac. but we should we should be clear, both the vice president's the current vice president's plane air force two and j.d. vance is playing. we're on the same tarmac at the same time. >> and he walked outside the plane. >> he was apparently looking for her, did not run into her, but here's what he said. how are you explained what he was doing? their watch figured i'd come by my plaintiff few months because the vice president doesn't answer questions from reporters as what do you make of a vance decided to do this because i mean, let's be candid. he's had a rocky rollout. >> that is true. and i feel like i've talked to some republicans that have had a little buyer's remorse on kind of pushing for vance there, but that being said, they're sending him out 30 be the attack dog on behalf of donald

trump. and i think that's kinda going to continue to be his role there whether that's going to be effective for them. we'll see i mean, i feel like keys kind of picked him to be able to resonate with some of these blue-collar voters. and i feel like tim walz also kind of brings that to the table. so it's good, it's an interesting matchup. >> lauren, one of the things obviously we mentioned it, it here was this attack against walz's military service record. and this is something that first came up when walz ran for congress. he actually says that he retired from the guard in order to run for congress back in 2009. this was how he explained his decision to leave the national guard watch i left in in april of 2005 and this was what you know, for me, i was able to just short of 25 years and it was it was to run for this office. we were really concerned that we were going to try and do both there's always the hatch act and some of the things that you have to be very careful of so of course, the hatch act is referring to the

law that prevents government employees, service members from doing making political statements. what they're trying to say is that he got out right before his unit was going to go see combat and making the insinuations about that how do you view how walz is? it has the harris team is handling this so far as well as the truth of what's actually underneath all this yeah, we saw yesterday some top paris harris surrogates come out and defend walz. >> thank gum. like pete buttigieg, people with their own military experience i don't think that the harris team feels like this is really going to stick they don't seem super concerned. you know, obviously it feels a little bit like we're swift boat. you can imagine how this could end up being super problematic for him. but again, he has been tested on this before. he's answered these questions before. so i think that they're feeling confident that he's, he's on the record as you just played that clip having

explained it. but obviously this is going to be a major line of attack that we're going to see from republicans over these next few weeks. >> alright, lauren, you can juliegrace brufke. thank you both very much for starting us off this morning. >> all right. coming up next here on cnn this morning, israel on high alert amid the threat of additional regional attacks, independent of iran plus terrorists, a terrorist plot hot forces taylor swift to cancel three european shows plus new numbers show kamala harris making gains with a key group of voters are you confident that there will be a peaceful transfer of power january 2025? >> if trump wins. no, i'm not confident i mean, if trump loses, i'm not he means what he says. >> we don't take him seriously. >> he means all the stuff about if we lose, there'll be a bloodbath cnn is live from chicago as democrats unite to offer their support to a new

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>> and again ask your doctor about for sega i'm tom foreman in washington. and this is cnn all right, welcome back. >> this morning, it's not just a ron posing a threat to israel. the idf now on alert from other sites as well according to multiple us officials, the iran attack in retaliation for the assassination of a hamas leader in tehran is still in the planning stage. a more, imminent threat could come from hezbollah in lebanon, sources telling cnn that hezbollah is plotting to attack israel on its own, independent of iran leaders from several muslim nations in the region meeting in saudi arabia. >> they say it's up to israel to bring down the temperature if we are to force israel to accept a ceasefire in the aggression in gaza, ensure that we get that permanent ceasefire, then we would have

created enough reason for everybody to say enough is enough. now we have an opportunity at real de-escalation. and we should move towards that all right. >> max foster joins us now, live from london. max. good morning to you at the u.s. is saying that gaza peace talks are in their final stages but obviously there have been a series of developments here that seemed to cast doubt on some of that how do you view this latest twist in that context well, it's probably going to stay in their final stages, isn't it? >> i'm for while they've got this looming threats from hezbollah, from iran in israel waiting for that to be resolved, utterly focused on that also being told by her mass that the person now leading the negotiations in the peace talks is the person that israel blames for the october 7 attacks. so it's very difficult to see any sort of negotiation

going on right now, i could be wrong, but it would be an extraordinary situation where israel and hamas were going to agree something at this point was so much else going on and with a very, very difficult dynamic between those two groups so it's an imaginable that there'll be a peace deal in the current environment and on this question about lebanon and hezbollah, we talked earlier this week about sort of fears of a wider conflict in the region emerging what is your sense from talking to officials there as well about how this plays into that overall sense of foreboding well, it's waiting for the response and it's clear hezbollah's leader spoke to this, keeping the threat looming and not actually carrying out the attack is part of the attack is to create this fear effectively in israel, part of the punishment for an attack on a hezbollah military

commander. what we're trying to figure out right now is how a wrong and their proxies, as we call them, these groups are associated with, are going to play this and we've got this news, obviously that you were talking about that hezbollah may go it alone position to, do that, they're an independent group, but they are massively supportive, very close to iran the assumption had been there'll be a coordinated effort we just don't know what's going on. that's the reality here. is this part of the psychological warfare, keeping israel on the west or israel in america? abused by this, or is this some sort of tactic or some breakdown between hezbollah and iran? we just don't know what's going on. >> all right. max foster for us this morning. max, always grateful to have you. thank you so much. >> all right. still ahead here on cnn this morning protesters in the uk pushing back against anti-immigrant riots. we're going to have that in the morning roundup plus storm debby making landfall a second time, bringing huge amounts of rain. and causing flooding

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the top of the ticket, energizing the democratic party and possibly independent voters. one month ago, a marist poll of registered voters found trump, leading biden with independents by four points the day after biden dropped out, many voters said they were undecided with just 32% of independents backing harris. but in the latest poll out this week, harris has surged to 53% support from independence, a 21 point swing in just a matter of weeks trump's support among independents dropping six points in the past month. still the former president seems to think there's an opening to go on the attack against harris. his choice for vice president he's a very, very liberal man, and he just shocking pick and i'm thrilled. i could not be more thrilled. nobody knew how radical left she was, but he's a smarter version of her. if you want to know the truth, he's probably about the same as bernie sanders. this is a ticket that would want this

country to go communist immediately, if not sooner okay. >> joining me now because salma, congressional reporter for punchbowl news and mychael schnell, congressional reporter with the hill. good morning. turning to both of you michael, this swing among independent voters. i mean, obviously we're still just starting to get the numbers in here as this race got completely blown up, we're looking to see kind of how it's going to settle if there's time for that 90 days but this is a potentially significant amount of movement and really seems to reflect just how demoralized people were about biden at the top of the ticket and how enthusiastic they seem about this change. yeah. i think it's a few factors. first, starting with that enthusiasm, folks are still energized about this on the ground, harris at the top of the ticket it's still relatively new and i think that she's still having this boost from the rapid change in the ticket, her being able to reintroduce herself, the vp pick, it'll probably continue to surge or maintain during the dnc. then i'm hearing from a

bunch of republicans who are saying they expect this, what they call the honeymoon phase to die down a little bit once you hit september. so i think that could be one the factor, but another factor is that harris is being able to now introduce herself on the national stage in a different way as the presidential candidate. of course, she was known when she was a senator and when she was a vice president, but she was not in the limelight. she was behind president biden. she had her tough moments in the media during that time. she's having an opportunity to reintroduce herself in new way. as like i said, she's at the top of the ticket. it seems that independent voters are interested in that and into that, if it maintains will have to see. but as of now, i mean, it's a great sign, hurricane mica soellner, what are you hearing from members on capitol hill about how this has changed the landscape for house and senate races, especially, i mean, that was a big part of why there was such a push from inside the democratic party to change out the top of the ticket. >> i know punchbowl news comes to be reporting this morning that there are some vulnerable

democrats who were still planning to skip the convention in chicago. what are you hearing? >> yeah, absolutely. i mean, it really depends on who you ask. i would say democratic the democratic party as a whole is very energized and enthusiastic about common hello, harris right now, as michael mentioned, she's still relatively new and has this opportunity to redefine herself and make herself known independent of being joe biden since vice president. >> what we are hearing from democrats in swing states in running these tougher races is that they're worried that she has a short timeframe to to introduce herself as well and make that case to voters in these tougher districts so i think it's really a mixed reaction, but overall, i would say lawmakers then pretty enthusiastic, especially at her ability to tap into these different demographics that, you know, we're not as excited about joe biden, michael does that line up with your reporting? hearing from, members, it seems that seems to be the case. look, democratic lawmakers were very clear, a lot more of them privately, but a lot of them publicly that joe

biden just wasn't going to be the one two when they just didn't think that he had a path to victory, former speaker nancy pelosi told a small group of reporters yesterday that she was doing this because she didn't think that biden had a path to victory so now there is this change at the ticket they got, they took a gamble absolutely. this was a bet that they took hoping that it would materialize, give a jolt to the party and workout and that there would be this transition seamlessly. it ended up happening that way. a, there is a seamless transition at the top of the ticket walz being rolled out as vp and now democrats on the ground and in college hunger is being excited about that so far, they've done well with this roll-out. so i think that yeah, they're pretty pleased because a they're hearing seeing the energy on the ground be there seeming seeing it shake out in the poll? and they actually think that they have a chance now, come november. >> yeah. you mentioned pelosi. this was how to post wrote. i think what you're talking about, nancy pelosi said she joined the effort to convince president biden to abandon his reelection bid because the president's came he was losing badly and placing rose petals

for words on the path to a victory by former president donald trump. she says, quote, now i was really asking for a better campaign we did not have a campaign that was on the path to victory. members knew that in their districts, the former house speaker told a small group of reporters, mika she obviously, she also told dana bash, here at cnn, she doesn't spoken to the presidents since this yeah it's interesting to see how influential pelosi is despite the fact that she has had no major input and the president, as he claims in his decision and to step down. >> but she did say that she had dozens of her own members of her party calling her, which is a huge concern. so i think it speaks volumes to the weight that she's still carries on capital well, hill, even as now, the former speaker and speaker emeritus because a seller, mychael schnell. thank you guys both very much for being here. i really appreciate it all right. >> we've got new developments this morning in the foiled terror plot allegedly targeting taylor swift's tour in vienna

causing three of her shows to be canceled. austrian police now say they have made further detentions yesterday. they arrested two suspects, including a 19 who swore allegiance to isis last month. no word if swifties who had tickets to these shows will get a new date, but refunds are coming joining me now is cnn anchor kristie lu stout, i kristie, good morning to you. what more do we know at this hour? >> well, kasie, this hour, austria security minister, is right now speaking to the press in vienna on the investigation, which he says is serious and continues to be serious. taylor swift's three concerts and vienna had been abruptly canceled after police in the country arrested two people on suspicion of plotting a terror attack machine was scheduled, performed three shows in vienna today, august the eighth, as well as the nhl hi than the tenth. and police said that they were expecting about 65,000 people at each show and up to 15,000 additional fans outside the stadium without

tickets. and that contributed further to security concerns out barracuda music, this is the promoter for swift's concerts in austria issued the following statement on social media. let's bring it up. they said this quote with confirmation from government officials of a planned terrorist attack at ernst happel stadium. we have no choice but to cancel the three scheduled shows for everyone's safety unquote. now, swift's official website says all the tickets we'll be automatically refunded now, on wednesday morning, that was in police made their first arrests. they arrested in 19-year-old austrian citizen, who is a sympathizer who pledged allegiance to the islamic state. now that arrests took place in terror, nits which is located south of the ena and their officials found chemical substances at the suspect's home, and that's a possible link to bomb-making there. and then later in the day on wednesday, they detained another person in vienna. the police say that these two suspects, there were radicalized by the internet and they were taking in their words, concrete measures for a

terror attack. and the assumed target here we're events in the greater vienna region. now stream police say further detentions have been made in relation to this which plot, and they have also increased surveillance. watch this i think, you fight should be a concrete danger has been minimized, but there is an abstract increased danger. >> therefore, increased surveillance to the extent that we will, in any case carry out increased searches on both on-site and during access controls, vovan and kasie, this just in again, austria security chief is holding a presser right now. he adds that no further suspects are on the run. do, you all right. >> kristie lu stout for us morning. kristie, thank you very much. >> i come up next here on cnn this morning, a stunning comeback, yielding gold for american quincy hall. >> the bleacher report ahead and we'll discuss the challenges facing the

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better than i get in to 16 at this time michigan democrats, giving me harris-walz ticket. >> a warm welcome as they kicked off their battleground blitz in michigan, the newly minted running mates, covering some ground yesterday during their midwest, who are they also stopped in wisconsin speaking to a crowd in detroit, walz and harris tried to drive home he can't campaign message centered around joy there tried to steal the joy from this country. >> they try and steal our next president brings the joy. she evan she believes since something so beautiful and simple with joy in this fight, we are joyful warriors all right, joining me now is one of the people that spoke at that rally yesterday, democratic congresswoman debbie dingell of michigan, congresswoman always

interesting to see you in the campaign mode, we spent a lot of time talking here and i see when the hill they'll all the time of course. >> but what you said there, that you feel like this is different than 2016 where you did warn people that donald trump was likely to win. what is different with harris at the top of the ticket as compared to biden in your home state? >> so what i felt good morning, kasie. it's great to be with you after what was a great day yesterday i want to make it really clear. i am feeling very optimistic we are a purple state though, and we have a lot of work to do. but people aren't down, people aren't in denial that it's edited date you had people not listening not knowing what the work that needed to be done, that needed to be done. >> you had mean with much love and my friend it looks like never went to a union hall in 2016. >> we should have seen the number of union workers there

yesterday in their red shirts and i was in my read rest first solidarity they did yesterday. people are energized and we know the work that we got to do, and we're going to go out there and do what we sat not at nine days 89 days to do all that voter context to do the voter persuasion, to get out there and energized, to make the contrast and get the job done congressman, one of the moments that stood out from this rally yesterday was when kamala harris was interrupted by what we understand to be pro-palestinian protesters. >> i want to show you that moment and then we'll talk about it. take a look. >> because, we believe in democracy, everyone's voice matters. but i am speaking now and he intends to end the affordable care act. you know what? if you want donald trump to win, then say that otherwise, i'm speaking what

do you understand happened there since you were in the room? >> and what do you make of how she handled it? >> well obviously there are pro pro-palestinian protesters thick back there. i want to stay that are uncommitted delegates for able to meet her, have their picture taken with her, meet with staff there are i don't know who those people were. i did not know who they were. i want to be clear that on the ground in michigan, we saw the communities that are really hurting and have whelan and we got to talk to both of them. they pose matter. there are a lot of people who have lost family in gaza and casey here my the constituents that i represent and did represented your barn many lebanese were worried about war potentially breaking out there any minute they want to know that we everything we can to try to prevent that from happening.

>> but i also have never know anymore who's paid. i get up to the town townhalls and law enforcement absolutely positive that they've been paid to come in or been paid to come and cause trouble if they know a i'm at a public event so i don't know who those were. >> i think there are legitimate members of our community that are really hurting i know that the harris campaign is punches everybody in both the arab american community, the jewish community. >> here, their concerns. >> and i do know i've had i've had many not one not many conversations with the vice president herself and with her staff about do you think that she has a wider opening with those people that you note are hurting many of whom were behind this uncommitted push against president joe biden is her opening with them wider. >> does she have more goodwill, more trust? then president biden yes, i do believe that i

think she had luck. >> she is trying to be xi's joe biden's vice president. and she is right now national security is being run out of the white house. but i want to tell you, i'll be blunt at christmas it's time she got me in the corner at the white house for 30 minutes and wanted to talk about what was going on and deeply concerned about this community she has shown this community that she cares and she hears. she told netanyahu when he was here that we needed ceasefire, but he knows it the one super offered again. i think the one to see an understand that she cares more for less it is going to be and she walked through a very delicate line there. >> but i do believe that her understanding of his reach out

is false and has a stone that she entered a song from comes from it before i let you go president biden sat down with cbs news and he said that he's not confident that there will be a peaceful transfer of power in the wake of the november election. do you share that concern? >> yes wasn't planning on answering that question is morning, but i've already shared with my colleagues and others that are we prepared for post-election? >> i am very concerned about what will happen if the numbers are close will the election results be accepted? or you won't have the problem on the democratic side but i do believe that what we saw on january thick is something that there are some people that are talking about. it and i would hope we could all work together. my republican colleagues as well on the other side to ensure that there isn't peaceful transition of

government, which has been one of the course of our democracy and i think you're outside forces trying to cause of them people are more willing to talk about that now, we all need to be working together which you're bres in the convecting the alleged in the series of these poll chances all right, congresswoman debbie day all right. time now for sports american quincy hall takes gold in the men's 400 meters with an epic run to the finish line. amanda davis joins us now with more from paris. amanda, what are we going to see today and what did we see yesterday? today? >> yeah. good morning. let's with yesterday and faa was very much the word another incredible comeback on the track from quincy hall, from missouri profile page on the olympic info site says his aim was simply to get here to take part in the olympics. but he is

now celebrating goals, having taken the 400 meter victory in a new personal best time. it was a quick one as well. the fourth-fastest time ever run over the distance he came from fourth to first to be pre-race favorite matthew hudson-smith. the fight and grit as you can see so clear for everybody to see when he was asked how he did it, he said, well, you can't outrun a dog race was anyone's at that point? >> i just wanted to keep doing with my coast on be to do just keep driving, keep grabbed and get hill, and we do a lot of hard practices and we focused on coming home at the end of each practice. so that was nothing more than just me trying to go hard, just harder and harder. but i'm used to do we got a rematch of the world championship battle in budapest in the final of the women's pole vault two athletes who shared gold in that won this time with australia's nina kennedy, taking the victory ahead of her us rival and the defending champion, katie moon, who's finished with but kennedy had missed out on the

final in tokyo three years ago through injury. >> she's openly talked about his struggles with depression, but this time soared to the heights of olympic gold, giving australia their first ever goals in the events. later on thursday though, a really tasty one to get excited about. well know, lyles become the fence yes, man. since usain bolt to do the 100, 200 meters double at an olympic games, his unbeaten over this distance in 23 races dating all the way back to the final in tokyo three years ago. this is the one he sees as his favorite event. his best chance of breaking a world record but it was his us teammate, kenny bednarek, silver medalist in tokyo, who actually posted a faster time in the heats. he says after his hundred disappointment, he is a man on a mission for this one. but following that one on track, we've got the head-to-head that people have been waiting two years for in the women's 400 meter hurdles defending olympic champion, sydney mclaughlin-levrone, up against

the world champion femke bol, two athletes whose times are a second and a half faster than anybody else in the field. they're the only ones to have broken 51 seconds. it's going to be a really tough night for ball beating sydney live. roni is described as the impossible job, but as they say the impossible job, but somebody has got to do it somebody has got to do it, indeed. >> amanda, thank you so much. i really appreciate it. alright, coming up on cnn this morning, dr. anthony fauci is going to join us live as we're all dealing with this summer, covid surge plus jd gantz zeroes in on tim walz's military record and bumps into kamala harris is playing on a tarmac in wisconsin i just wanted to check out my future i saw rick car. i did not see the vice president. the windows are tinted i did not speak to her. >> no, i don't. i think she was trying to get the hell out of there as quickly as possible sunday on the whole story.

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