>with your son. i am five. for our nation's future. as kamala harris, presidential campaign heats up, so do the political attacks. >for the democrats have a huge pipe. problem for six elected her as their d e. i. the warning from republicans to their own party. >her ethnicity, her gender had nothing to do with this whatsoever. plus have a trump campaign is trying to block harris from inheriting biden's campaign chest. >nobody nastier than hers and how biden's announcement

on sunday interrupted governor newsom is work >out. yeah. yeah. yeah. >liz>in just two hours. president biden will explain to the country why he dropped out of the race. that decision paved the way for vice president kamala harris to take the top spot on the democratic ticket. meantime, former president trump is getting ready to take the stage any minute now and charlotte, north carolina. this is his first rally since president biden ended his campaign. and he's is expected to turn his focus too. to kamala harris will have more on the race coming up, but first a look at today's headlines. lines. lots of police around the israeli consulate in san francisco as israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. addressed a joint meeting of congress. he paid a visit to d. c, hoping to bolster us support for the war against hamas. near the capital, some bay area residents joined thousands of

demonstrators who are protesting netanyahu's visit and calling for an end to the war in gaza. yeah. just doesn't really unprecedented time. it's a painful time, but i think we have a message of hope. right to see, uh, that you know, palestine is not just a singular issue. it's connected to all of the issues that are coming in this election cycle. so that we hope that people can make these connections and they are doing it. so i'm hopeful. >liz>who is scheduled to meet with president biden and vice president harris tomorrow. in oakland, a homeless encampment sweep. continues near the bay bridge toll plaza from our chopper you could see crews starting to demolish the camp that toll plaza beach it is the first high profile sweep in the bay area since the supreme court gave cities more power to clear encampments on public property. also in oakland speed cameras are going to be installed at intersections throughout the city will be at 18 spots that are identified as some of the most dangerous.

oakland is one of several cities taking part in a five year pilot program. the cameras are expected to be installed by next year. governor newsom is office says the national guard seized 8 million fentanyl pills in the past six months. and that includes a million pills. last month alone with the street value of nearly 4 million. million. tesla stock plunged more than 12% today after the company saw a second straight quarterly decline in profits. meanwhile, alphabet stock slid by 5%. both companies led the nasdaq to its worst day. day since 2012. well, he wave is still sticking around a big changes are around the corner. meteorologist jessica birch is tracking things from our virtual view studio. hey, jess. it's another first alert. weather day here in the bay area as we're gearing up for some extreme heat lasting into the afternoon, hours today, here's what's happening. high pressure has been sitting pretty close to the state of california warming us up and

drying us up well above average for this time of year. but heading into this weekend, low pressure moves in from the gulf of alaska, and that's going to cool us off nicely. right around the corner for plenty of outdoor events happening this weekend, so watch what happens on our excessive heat risk map. i'm going to use antioch as an example one of our hottest spots for a day like today. we're still in that high can category for the heat risk. it starts to decrease as we head into our thursday forecast and by friday, we are right back to where we should be. so here is what the numbers are looking like for us today, daytime highs this afternoon seventies. anywhere from oakland across the bay bridge over into san francisco. friends off into the east bay and over into the santa clara valley, anywhere from 10 to 15 degrees above average, that's what we're expecting today, so let's take a look at the numbers and what that really means for us areas like san francisco and daily city are holding on tight to seventies this afternoon, healdsburg all the way up into the north. b 96 degrees we have nineties and triple digits off into the east bay as we had anywhere from concord. over in a fairfield and as we zoom out, and you can actually see the contrast you have sixties along the coast, which look very,

very different compared to these upper nineties near antioch as we head into this afternoon, let's head down into the santa clara valley now more nineties in sight for us as we head into the afternoon hours today, this is the type of weather where you're going to want to take it slow into the afternoon hours. find a shady spot if you do work outside and just drink lots of water continue to take good care of your body. on an extreme daylight today we're going to see nineties in the forecast. tomorrow, but here's the good news our inland areas cool down quick by friday. we're talking about eighties by saturday. seventies in the forecast for us, of course, we don't see that for too much longer. we have eighties once we head into next week, but it is worth noting that we are getting rid of that huge. heat on that's been sitting over us. throughout the past couple days as early as tomorrow. now, as we head over to the bay we have seventies turning into sixties throughout this weekend forecast by sunday. just in time for the san francisco marathon. we have seventies. on the corner, but that's into the afternoon. >liz>president biden not revealing much about his speech tonight, telling reporters to tune in and listen he's

expected to explain why after months of insisting he is running for president, he changed his mind on sunday. today, the white house press secretary, said. president biden has no regrets about stepping aside and endorsing the vice president. she also called the idea that the president should resign. ridiculous. we will carry his speech live on air and streaming on the free cbs news app today at five. and we just learned that republican vice presidential nominee jd vance will be visiting the bay area. he will be in palo alto on monday for a fundraiser. tickets for the dinner ranged from $3300. a ticket. to up to 25. meantime, vice president harris is riding a wave of momentum. today she was in indiana and i'm makovec joins us now with more what about a a closed door meeting about the campaign. >live>they were talking strategy and how to go after the vice president during this campaign. specific though, what

not to say some >fight for >live>the republicans have slammed harris claiming that she's only on the ticket because of diversity equity end and inclusion or d e i in a closed door meeting with health republicans, leaders warned party members against using that term, they said not to criticize her in that way. rather, her role in the current administration's policies. republican house speaker mike johnson was asked about comments made from some gop leaders. >happy this election. as i noted at the outset is going to be about policies, not personalities. this is not personal with regard to kamala harris. and her ethnicity. her gender have nothing to do with this whatsoever. this is about who can deliver for the american people and get us out of the mess that we're in. >live>we also heard today from florida governor rhonda santis, who says that he likes the republican's chances in november. >if i had to pick someone wants biden step, i would probably pick harris to run against. i think that she's

been her tenure as vp has been disastrous. >live>he says. her record on the border is going to make her an easy targets for republican. meantime, a cnn poll reveals vice president kamala harris polling better against former president trump, then president biden did earlier this year. but it did not show a clear leader between trump and harris. the survey of registered voters nationwide. showed trump with 49 per support harris with 46%. which is within the margin of error. and found voters are widely supportive of both biden's decision to step aside and his choice to remain in office through the end of his term, and this is all happening. as vice president harris campaigned in indianapolis. today, she addressed zeta phi beta, a historically black sorority. here is touching on improving americans. economy. and she went big and reproductive rights. future. >e who believe in reproductive freedom. will fight for a woman's right to

choose. because one does not have to abandon their faith. or deeply held beliefs. to agree. the government should not be telling her what to do. >live>her visit was planned before president biden announced that he was not seeking reelection. the vice president just landed in houston. she is now set to speak at a teachers union. convention list. >liz>all >>right >>so much. and they area democrats have been busy pivoting to show their support for kamala harris will introduce you to the hive and show you how things have been buzzing ever since president biden announcement and we'll also be speaking with robert costa cbs news is chief election correspondent about how republicans are adjusting. their strategy to take o

>liz>vice president harris all broke. the glass. ceiling. and if she becomes a democratic presidential nominee and beats former president trump she would become the first female u. s. president and the first of black and south asian descent. are lauren toms spoke with a bay area supporter. about the historic nature of this nomination. and what her group is doing to help the campaign. killed last 48 hours has been a blur. but it has been a magical blur. it's been a chaotic couple of days for horeni krishnan after president biden ended his candidacy. throwing his support behind kamala harris lovingly known as

horeni anti taheri. to harris supporters. christian has been championing the current vice president since 2019. she lied, zavala. a volunteer organization that was south asians for biden. just 48 hours ago. and is now quickly pivoted to south asians. for harris. this is 24 hours old. it's good to have this momentum. because we have to act on it. there's a lot of work to be done. there's a lot of mobilizing a lot of organizing because after the initial excitement it's about doing the work. it's been nonstop for krishnan, whose phone never stopped buzzing during our time together. texting me photos as we speak right now, saying this is a therapist rallies happening. here's the photo. thousands of pieces of material are currently being reprinted with their new logo for herod. yes, it's a symbol of a much larger goal. krishnan has been working towards electing not just a female but kamala as president. why it means to see her as a south asian woman. president. i means that my daughters jenna,

me and obvio. who are 25 and 23. can see themselves in her. christian attended a virtual meeting monday, where the california state delegation confirmed their support for harris taking her one step closer to receiving the nomination. krishnan was one of three speakers at the meeting alongside former house speaker nancy pelosi. where i was able to speak and talk to these delegates about my journey with me, p. harris and say this is the candidate. this. this is our hometown girl. we should align behind her. it was so special, and i will say probably one of the most. meaningful moments of my life. and i will tell my grandchildren that momentum is buzzing around the so called k hive. a group of longtime supporters close to harris. it's also led in part by christian in of course. supporters. her core. family. who are there, too? push back.

against all the misogyny war that you see. for 18 hours a day at this desk christian and has worked to combat that messaging. i want to see a phenomenal woman president and i want to see her. elected as president. because that is the legacy that i want to leave my children. and that is the legacy that i want to leave my grandchildren. that i was part of this historic movement. with the hope of electing the first woman, the first black and indian american. as president. >liz>yeah. meanwhile, both campaigns are scrambling to come up with a strategy to win in november with just 100. days until the election. i spoke spoke with cbs news is robert cost. about what we can expect to hear from president biden tonight. and what we can expect from republicans on the campaign. moving forward. robert costa is the chief election campaign. correspondent for cbs news, robert thank you so much for taking the time with us today. president biden said to address

the nation about two hours from now, the first time we've really seen him on tv. since he announced he was stepping down from the ticket and endorsing vice president kamala harris, what are you going to be looking for? tonight? i've been speaking to advisers. close to president biden all day and it's evident to me he has two goals tonight number one to reflect on his decision to not seek the democratic nomination. to go over in a reflective thoughtful way, his thought process how he arrived at that decision at age 81. so the nation understands why he made this decision. in the summer, not earlier in the year. how he came to it the second goal is to make sure he defines the rest of his presidency. yeah. his allies telling me he doesn't want to be seen as a lame duck president. so he's going to talk. in particular about foreign policy on the same day, prime minister netanyahu spoke in washington president biden wants to address what's going on in the middle east. what's going on with ukraine to project confidence to the american

people that he is in command, especially when it comes to foreign policy and, of course, domestic policy. harris campaign only has about four months to convince voters that she is the right person to be president. not a lot of time. but do you think that's an advantage in this particular election with this? particular opponent? it's already evidently an advantage. in terms of fundraising. there has been a surge of democratic fundraising in recent days since president biden made that announcement. on sunday, and she has already consolidated phenomena. the nomination and let's not forget the fact that she does not have a challenger for the nomination is a statement in and of itself politically. she's now moving toward the convention in chicago in august with a lot of money. a lot of support behind her the challenge he faces based on my conversations. with top democrats. is going to be the it coming republican attacks. they're already starting to define her as an ultra liberal in republican advertising on social media on television. how she fends off those attacks and that attempt to define her early on in this

campaign. this compressed campaign. we're really determine how this campaign unfolds. a little bit more about that, because yesterday, donald trump talked about her career as d a here in san francisco. she said she destroyed the city now san francisco and the bay area seen by many as having an extreme. liberal bias liberal. politics. is that something? you think she's going to have to fight as long as she campaigns across the country to other, more conservative states. it is going to hound her politically for the rest of this campaign. there's no doubt about that. every single republican campaign i'm talking to is ready to link house candidates and senator can candidates to her record, especially as you recall when she ran for president in 2019. and she took a lot of liberal positions publicly on camera. you're going to see a clip. after clip. in different campaigns. but the harris campaign tells me behind the scenes, they feel pretty good that they can counter republican messaging on this through the vice presidential pick by picking someone who's perceived nationally as moderate or

centrist on the issues that will help balance out the ticket, so what do you think is going on in the trump campaign, right now? i mean, they've dominated the news. cycle for the past few weeks with the assassination attempt and then the rnc. now the headlines are all about kamala. what do they need to do to sway those undecided voters who maybe more. re energy is now. hey, i spoke to former president trump just a few days ago on sunday. and he told me that it's it's full steam ahead. he is still running against the biden record, he told me that harris might be the on the top of the ticket, but he at this point, it's going to constantly link her as much as he can. to. immigration to the border policy of the biden administration. he's also going to use you see there, senator jd vance of ohio. is running mate to really try to run up the score. politically in michigan. wisconsin pencil rania, those industrial midwest state. the trump campaign believes they still have very solid footing in those states. you're going to see even renewed, focus. on those states

in the coming days. robert costa always so much fun to talk to you. thank you so much. thanks. you. >liz>and again. president biden will be speaking from the white house tonight about his decision to leave the race. speech begins at five o'clock. we will be carrying it live here on air and streaming on the free cbs. news app. the campaigns are working to get all the voters they can to the polls come november. the first of its kind. endorsement for vice president. harris. and what it could mean forgetting gen. z. out to vote. yeah.

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>liz>well, governor, newsom has been a vocal supporter of president biden. campaign. for him. and swing say but the governor says he wasn't given a heads up about sunday's big announcement. here's what he said in his podcast. >when i got the word i was on my treadmill. that was the last thing i was expecting on a quiet sunday. president biden call you get all these text messages from the white house and the president's trying to get in touch with, but i didn't even see them script. >liz>well, newsom has since officially endorsed vice president harris and here is also secured an endorsement from a major youth led organization today. the march for our lives. organization. which is dedicated to ending gun violence. following 2018. parkland shooting. gave the

vice president their first ever present. backing. back in march, harris visited the florida high school and met with victims families. the organization's endorsement comes as democrats continue to try to get jen's iemma m millennial voters more engaged this election when youth organizer at a rally for harris says she's a candidate. they can feel excited about. >we show up. if you listen to us. but woman take the center stage. >liz>now the latest cbs polling data shows that only two thirds of registered voters under the age of 30 plan of plan to vote in november. and we'll be right back.

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coming up tonight on the cbs. evening news. president biden addresses the nation. tonight for the first time since dropping out of the presidential race. his expected message to the country about the historic decision. that more headlines tonight. right here on the cbs evening news. >liz>and we will carry that speech for you live here on cbs news bay area starting at five o'clock and stay tuned for your local headlines at six and seven. and thank you so much for joining us today, cbs evening news is next on kpi ex local news continues on our streaming service, cbs news bay area >> we are going to leave no stone unturned. >> norah: tonight, starting new details in the attempted