cory could ever not just kill eric, but kill anything or anyone. >> she loves her. her boys way too much to take their father away from them. >> after eric's death, cory went on tv promoting a children's book she wrote in which a boy misses his dead father. >> and i kind of wrote this book on the different emotions and grieving processes that we've experienced last year. >> the judge could also decide as soon as today if richards will stand trial. >> well, drivers who are traveling this weekend for the labor day holiday will see lower prices at the pump. triple a says the national average is now 3.35 per gallon. that is down $0.06 in the last week, and it's down $0.47 per gallon from a year ago. as usual, california and hawaii have the highest prices, both are still over $4.60 per gallon, and stop and shop is stopping all tobacco sales at the grocery store chain that has 360 locations in the northeast says the move is all about encouraging customers to quit smoking. stop and shop, says tobacco sales will cease by this saturday. it's also hosting a cigarette buyback

in 2022, cory poisoned eric with a cocktail laced with five times the lethal dose of fentanyl.tion we came to after the conclusion of all four interviews was that she had procured some type of prescription, prescription or non-prescription opiate on the first transaction and that the following two were fentanyl pills. >> counterfeit fentanyl pills. >> the couple's housekeeper, carmen lauber, claims she sold fentanyl to cory, but the defense argues prosecutors promised lauber a reduced sentence in exchange for her testimony. >> the defense wants to show that the housekeeper's testimony is biased and is unreliable because the housekeeper has her own legal issues and is facing legal jeopardy. >> last november, cory's mother and brothers sat down with abc news asserting their belief that eric's death was accidental. i do not believe in my heart. >> cory could ever not just kill eric, but kill anything or anyone. >> she loves her. her boys way too much to take their father away from them. >> after eric's death, cory went on tv promoting a children's book. she wrote in which a boy mi

it secured victory or helped secure victory yesterday against cori bush.oint about josh hawley and the republicans is interesting. politico reported interestingly, aipac is the biggest single source of republican money going into democratic primaries. that's astonishing. if i'm chuck schumer, hakeem jeffries, doesn't matter how pro israel i am, i should be opposed to aipac, pouring republican money into my party's primaries. how is the democratic party okay with that? insurrectionist money, anti-abortion money, anti-lgbtq money, trump donor money coming into democratic party primaries and the democratic party is okay with that? >> yeah. it is very -- it is very -- it's a thing. it's a thing that's definitely happening. you have a documentary or there's a documentary that's coming out that zatao is a part of. >> it's our first original film called israel's reel extremism. they are different parties. israel is heading very, very much to the far right. on the ground examination of what you're showing right now, those viral tiktok videos vulgar putting out fro

cory, cory a special. [applause] thank you, doctor, appreciate it very much.at doctors, a great doctors. the job they did and david the s and james copenhaver was just incredible. as you know they brought back from very, very seriously wounded and they were going tood be maybe not with us. there was a group of us, but they are doing really well now.h they areey making it, and they e going to be fine.. they are going to be perfect, may be, but who is, who is? as we get older, who is perfect? the doctors were so great. they had two great doctors and most of all, we lift our memory to the firefighter who was so cruelly taken from us, or a cory loved by his family and friends. in his last act on this earth, cory through himself over his wife and daughters. d a very disturbed guy. cory is a hero to all of us, to all of us your [cheers and applause] [chanting: cory! >> i want to thank a friend of mine and i wil menl not mention because he is well known but he came up to me and said, would it aibe okay if i presented corey's wife and family with a check? yeah, it wou

and cory bush 153 percent about his st. itself that wesley bill 156 percent of st. louis county, which means that he took the suburbs and listen to be is that fewer progressivism of the sort that cory bush represented, or jamaal moment that doesn't play well in the suburbs and it is just too far left and would seem to be that there is a lesson therefrom for the trump campaign because as we have been discussing, and kamala harris and tim walz, you have to progressive candidates and if that nature the politics can be exposed, suburban voters get upset about that because we have these two demonstration of elections with cory bush and jamaal bowman. paul: and kim let's talk about the role of a that, because it is always an influential group of political group and gives to politicians both parties but they really made an effort this time to play and primaries. and it seems to have been effective and certainly cory bush taught so. kim: yes, this is important because this is an issue right, very much focused on support for israel

let me show you how it happened in the cori bush race. incumbent cori bush losing to wesley bell.irst congressional district in missouri. it's geographically small but population dense here. basically the story here is there's st. louis, it's the city of st. louis is entirely within this district, but the population in st. louis has been really going down. it's under 300,000 now, the district isn't just st. louis, it's also st. louis county. again, it's more suburban areas, smaller cities. there's a bit of a significant contrast between the city of st. louis and st. louis county. in the city of st. louis last night, cori bush won by high single-digits over wesley bell. out in the st. louis county portion of the district, a very different story. wesley bell double-digits there over bush. when bush first won this seat four years ago she also unseated an incumbent member of congress, that was william lacy clay, and back then, she also lost st. louis county, but it was only by four points. while winning st. louis city by about the margin she did last night. the difference for bush bet

cori bush suffering and embarrassing defeat in her primary peer crazy cory is going out like a sore loserhe blames for her loss. >> all they did was radicalize me so now they should be afraid. they are about to see this other cori. i packed i am coming to tear your kingdom down! >> jesse: jessica, you are jewish so we will go to you first. at [laughter] what's going on with cori here? >> jessica: she's out of her mind and she deserves to lose and she did. >> gillian: look, the segment is over. >> judge jeanine: perfect, we all agree. >> jessica: we will on this one. her and jamaal bowman, he denied there was a rape october 7th or not a terrorist organization, ie to the anti-semitic trope that jews control everything but don't cross us on something -- >> jesse: wohl, don't cross -- >> jessica: i'm just saying, you're going to go out there and say there was no rape on octobee are -- >> jesse: don't cross us. judge? >> judge jeanine: my favorite part of cori bush is the fact that she spent like $500,000 on personal security -- >> gillian: 780,000. >> judge jeanine: that much? she is under a

i know cory is going to do some book signing. can you talk a little bit i know that this is grounds that have been tread over and over again but let's start there. how did covid to change the relationship between parents and schools and how did unions respond? >> covid didn't break the school system in a lot of ways it was already broken. has anybody seen the dedication of the book? i dedicated it to randy weingarten and the teachers union for inadvertently doing more to advance the concept of school choice in homeschooling than anyone could have ever imagined. she should get the school choice award for the past three years for stepping in it over and over and over again and if you want to take ted cruz's advice he said you can ruin randy weingarten stayed by reading this book. what, i mean, by this is they were fear mongering every step of the way. i was living here at the time and they were putting fake body bags outside of the offices to say if you're trying to open the schools like everybody else, private schools are open, th

cori bush suffering and embarrassing defeat in her primary peer crazy cory is going out like a sore loserion that she blames for her loss. >> all they did was radicalize me so now they should be afraid. they are about to see this other cori. i packed i am coming to tear your kingdom down! >> jesse: jessica, you are jewish so we will go to you first. at [laughter] what's going on with cori here? >> jessica: she's out of her mind and she deserves to lose and she did. >> gillian: look, the segment is over. >> judge jeanine: perfect, we all agree. >> jessica: we will on this one. her and jamaal bowman, he denied there was a rape october 7th or not a terrorist organization, ie to the anti-semitic trope that jews control everything but don't cross us on something -- >> jesse: wohl, don't cross -- >> jessica: i'm just saying, you're going to go out there and say there was no rape on octobee are -- >> jesse: don't cross us. judge? >> judge jeanine: my favorite part of cori bush is the fact that she spent like $500,000 on personal security -- >> gillian: 780,000. >> judge jeanine: that much? she i

cori bush lost her primary race, defeated by wesley bell. campaign money for private security. when she was in favor of defunding the police, but she needed some protection, so she used taxpayer money for it. it was the subject of a federal investigation. remember this epic grant? >> you faced some criticism in recent weeks over your push to defund the police. campaign records show that you spent roughly $70,000 on private security, and some critics say that move is hypocritical. what is your response to those critics? >> they would rather i died a question mark you would rather me die? is that what you want to see? you want to see me die? because i could be the alternative. so either i spent $70,000 on private security over the last few months, and i'm here standing now and able to speak, able to help save 11 million people from being evicted, or i could possibly have a death attempt on my life. >> harris: cori bush is now the second squad member to lose a primary this year. she joins new york congressman and convicted fire alarm polar jama

louis. >> congresswoman cori bush was ousted from another chance at her seat. >> live in st. louis county, new reaction from bush, cameron, head of the district one leader wesley bill. >> we are right outside st. louis county where prosecutor wesley bill's office is in clayton. the new face of the democratic ticket heading into the november election for missouri's first congressional district. he could trade his spot here for one in the u.s. house of representatives. let's look at vote totals. overwhelming support for bell. receiving more than 51% of the vote compared to bush's 46. results from last night showed bell and bush neck and neck in the city but bush really pulled through in the county. here is bush at her watch party last night following the loss after four years in the role. still motivated to remain an advocate for st. louis and beyond. >> now you are about to see another side to me. let me say this. i grew up a lot more over the last few weeks. the thing is this. i don't think anything, nothing that happens in my life that happens in vain. this happened because

spent about 10 million bucks on it, cory bush, about 9 million. being the second member of the squad to be ousted. big news there. meantime, back to tim walz, erin to you, instead of accusing tim walz of being a radical progressive, here test on socialism. he said this eight days ago. >> don't ever shy away from progressive values. just do the damn work. >> trace: certainly not trying to hide anything here. >> governor walz is a socialist in sheep's clothing, looking like your neighbour, uncle, but in reality, pushing not only bigger government spending by radical left ideologies in the state of minnesota. they saw a budget surplus, and instead of giving it back to the taxpayers, he tried to raise taxes on minnesotaens for more government spending. this is what we need to be talking about as runs. radical ideologies that american people are going to have less money in their pockets with economy the number 1 issue. >> trace: here he is on mandating parents to allow their kids to become transgender. >> we want every minnesotaen to grow up safe, cele

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cory booker is coming up, the senator from new jersey , right now. want to listen in on what he has to say. he is coming out right now. here he is. >> i just want to say thank you, attorney general nessel . so, coming up , we have john and rachel , proud , loving parents of three. on october 7th, their son, hirsch , a u.s. citizen, was at a music festival when hamas attacked. he was taken hostage and he is still being held today . an american citizen. rachel and john want what every parent wants , to hold their child close and love on them , and keep them safe . i'm honored to introduce the two of them tonight. ♪ [ applause ] [ crowd chanting ] bring them home . >> at this moment, 109 treasured human beings are being held hostage by hamas in gaza . they are christians , jews, muslims, hindus, and buddhists . they are from 23 different countries. the youngest hostage is a 1-year-old redheaded baby boy , and the oldest is an 86-year-old grandpa . among the hostages are eight american citizens. one of those americans is our only son . his name is hirsch

i think cory is done and dusted.y pretty far left but much better on issues of israel and anti-semitism. i think the people of the first congressional district are turning against her. she has been a terrible congresswoman. not just on israel but on many other issues as well. i think wesley bell is going to beat her and i don't think it's going to be particularly close. i know there are a lot of groups locally, including labor unions, other left wing groups that are looking forward to seeing the back of cori bush because of just how bad a congress bomb she has been. >> carley: a big day for you are on the ballot for missouri attorney general we will be watch your race as well. will, thank you very much for joining us. we appreciate it. have a good day. we know it will be a busy one for you. >> we are going to head to the polls as well. >> carley: to the paris olympics we go where we got to see simone biles shine. here she is showing off all that gold, four medals, including three gold ones and more hardware for team

cori bush lost her primary race to her pro-israel more moderate democrat challenger. so you see on the left you have jamaal bowman who pulled the fire alarm while the vote was going on at the capitol and he was caught on video doing that even though he denied it. that's probably why he is most famous but also a member of the squad. he got kicked out by voters. we'll get into more of it. critics are pushing the biden administration to take a tougher approach to iran ahead of what we've been told is an imminent attack on israel. >> the greatest strategic failure of the biden administration, i believe, is their hands-off approach they have dealing with iran. we would not be where we are today with all of these proxies operationalized and acts of resistance trying to destroy israel. >> harris: we're told the white house is pushing de-escalation. a former pentagon official is in "focus" next. start your day with nature made. the #1 pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement brand. all these games on directv— and no satellite on the roof! think about this: blue jays, car

but that is cory booker on the stage. actually, a few moments ago, he gaveled the convention on day three two and open, and they are underway in chicago. and each night abc news will have special live coverage of the democratic national convention tonight. and tomorrow. it begins at 6:00. about 55 minutes from now, and runs until 8 p.m. >> now to our developing story out of san francisco, where a galileo high school student was shot this afternoon not far from campus. this comes on the third day of the school year. abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn is near the scene where it happened. she joins us live with the latest, suzanne. >> so the shooting happened off campus this afternoon. police tell me they still haven't arrested anyone yet. now behind me, the owner of north point market tells me that he recognized the shooting victim and that that is a student across the street around this afternoon. police say they responded to a shooting at north point and polk streets. when they got to the area, they found a teen who had

louis, this is cori bush's base.ght points when she first won this seat four year as go. she unseated a democrat incumbent william lacy clay. she also did that by running up a similar margin in the city of st. louis. now, when she won this seat four years ago, she didn't win the st. louis county portion, but she kept it close. she kept it within five points. last night, though, look, the floor fell out for cori bush this is st. louis county here. she loses this by 14 points to wesley bell her challenger. it is that bell ran up much bigger margins in the st. louis county portion of the district and then there is just a little bit from redistricting a couple of years ago and a little bit from basic population changes. the city of st. louis has been shrinking, a decades long story. the county made up 60% of all votes cast in this primary. the place where wesley bell was the strongest, 60%, when cori bush first won this seat four years ago, the county portion only made up 53% of the vote in that primary. so, a little bit

walz to the rest of the american people i think seeing some play out when we see you know congressman cori bush loving a primary in a deep blue district there is an opportunity to say these folks are too far left even for dem heavy district. >> new york city upset about 200,000 illegals in new york city is that the number. >> a 200,000 come about 68 or 69,000 people that are living hand-to-mouth from going to what taxpayers in state. maria: new york city. >> in chicago minneapolis a lot of cities around the country. maria: i thought trump could you know make a dent in new york, but kamala is up big. >> if he forces them to play defense in states where there should win kamala harris should win new jersey by all definition should win new jersey if playing defense in places like that that have comlez that travel new york city campaign is doing a great job making them spend money unnecessarily. maria: i think they are making a serious you know -- picture for voters to compare, you've got kamala harris and tim walz very progressive policies donald trump and j.d. vance wanting to tap into energy

busy us this cory dose of this other details. they say, i think i will discuss what to do with this issue. so this evidence of the details of the big big picture is really the difference between permanency syiaa. in the meantime, the austin, talking about the destroying hom, us dream over. how are you in? kyra, thanks for the update. buick, ukraine's military claims to have destroyed a bridge acting as a case supply line for russian forces in the cost region. by size accused ukraine of using waste and supplied drunkards on his territory. for the 1st time you quite in the air force commander released this video strike on a bridge in cost without stating which weapons were used by his foreign ministry. he says, it believes the weapons with us made high mas need, besides, claims could be verified. nato allies have eased restrictions on ukraine's use of some weapons on russian territory, but still buys the use of the longer range results. a spring in reno around for the worst studies department of kings, colleagues, london, how do yo

[applause]. >> cory, cory, cory, cory. >> thank you, everybody. [applause] >> all right, you guys.his room now for four days and i want to make sure that we acknowledge our wait staff. the staff of this hotel have been absolutely amazing. right? thank you, thank you, thank you for making this convention such an amazing experience for us all. and if you have not eaten breakfast, please go out and grab it now, they're going to be clearing out the breakfast buffet, if you haven't eaten, get a plate now and tell them thank you. we have a few minutes before our next speaker arrives. so you have time to catch your food and then run right back in. if you're an elected official or former elected official, if you could stand. i know, we have sandra, and not only my friend, but my legislative roommate. there's a woman in here that is very instrumental in mentoring leaders and being there long before we ran for office, staying there in the fight with us, after she termed out and that's -- i want be here if it wasn't for her and her training. and sara peters who decided to leave us. [applause]

are being sidelines, missouri is in democratic congresswoman cory, but us is one of those voices. and on tuesday she lost the primary race for her. st . louis district analyst have blamed her defeat on a powerful and mega funded pro is will not be angry, which says it targeted miss bush because of her opposition to idea of actions in gaza. ortiz assess, get taylor picks up. the story came off. it's a losing game being a dog among books. no one knows that better than now on her way out. columbus woman, cory bush, whose cardinal sin was hoping that piece would finally rain over them at least a ceasefire is not a radical solution, is not radical to save lives is radical for last to be dispensable, just days off to the war and cause a pro couch she can print out and to the blood shed. know just how president send brad rather than bombs. and well how follow know make because gave us the got a patient with me is really needs a, came to town. she chose to stop him off by bestowing prime minister netanyahu with a joint address. congress is not only continuing to green light genocide, it i

i would say the same to my former boss, senator cory booker, serving as his estate director prepared me for the challenges and opportunities facing the state, prepared me to be chief of staff to the governor. i look forward to being his colleague and thank him for his gracious support. speaker craig coughlin, senate president steve sweeney, your presence here means a great deal today and i am so fortunate to be your friend. with the senate president, who could not join us today, even when we did not agree on the specifics of policy, we never disagreed on the specifics of principal, namely to make the state better for those who are here and who will come after us. to my colleagues in the governor's office, thank you for being here. thank you for the work you have undertaken. thank you for who you are. thank you for doing this in this chapter of your lives. and please know as i stand here, we often talk about standing on the shoulders of giants. rest assured that i have known that i stand on your shoulders as much as i have stood on anybody else's. to mark mannequin and his better half

cori bush is extremely outspoken.st members to call for a cease fire after october 7th. i asked her if she has any regrets about her rhetoric or taking that stance given that there is about a 60,000 large population of jews living in st. louis, and she says no. she stands for everybody, that she doesn't support bigotry or htred of any kind. still, though, she was up against about $9 million of cash infused into her opponent by pro-israel groups known as apec, and this is something she, her campaign team, her supporters said made the difference. when i talked to wesley bell the county prosecutor who was able to defeat bush, he told me this is about other issues, that he's going to be a progressive in congress, but he's going to be a practical one working across the aisle. bush even voted against key pieces of legislation that her own party championed, including the infrastructure bill because it wasn't progressive enough, but in terms of what's next for bush, she's not going away. take a listen. >> but what's next for

i would say the same to my former boss, senator cory booker, serving as his estate director preparedthe challenges and opportunities facing the state, prepared me to be chief of staff to the governor. i look forward to being his colleague and thank him for his gracious support. speaker craig coughlin, senate president steve sweeney, your presence here means a great deal today and i am so fortunate to be your friend. with the senate president, who could not join us today, even when we did not agree on the specifics of policy, we never disagreed on the specifics of principal, namely to make the state better for those who are here and who will come after us. to my colleagues in the governor's office, thank you for being here. thank you for the work you have undertaken. thank you for who you are. thank you for doing this in this chapter of your lives. and please know as i stand here, we often talk about standing on the shoulders of giants. rest assured that i have known that i stand on your shoulders as much as i have stood on anybody else's. to mark mannequin and his better half kit, th

cori bush was defeated i mean ilhan omar. >> we're coming off the heels of unfortunately cori bush losingmething i want to say about the squad and how these moderates are coming after them, and yet, president biden had the ability to work with all corners of the democratic party, and the electorate, including the squad to push through legislation, and so it is really frustrating to see that within our own party, and i'll be very clear, it's a handful of folks who have a lot of money who are throwing a lot of money at these races and saying it's more important for money to have their interests versus the people. the polls show that congresswoman omar is ahead. she has faced this challenger before she is likely to win tomorrow. but if we continue to see our own go after our own, what we're bringing together right now at the top of the ticket is going to be hard to maintain so i'm not going to ask a lot of those democrats to get over your personal grievances and actually come together in this moment because we cannot continue to take out some of our tried and true members who have come from

we know now cory by his first name, cory. the pennsylvania guardsmen did not shy away.cover. he ran towards the gunshots, took off his tie to use as attorney get, and i cradled cory's heads in his hands. he died. two other people were hit very badly, they were supposed to die, but the doctors did a phenomenal job. they are living and doing ok. and although he could not revive cory, he did what every guardsmen here would have done. and it was a tough, it was a tough thing he did, to be honest. i saw that. it was a tough thing he did. tremendous courage. not: the bullets, j -- only -- not only the bullets. he really got it. and he was proud to do it. all of the people in this room, you put your service above all else. when your country needs you, you always answer the call. i know that very much. i know the people here. that is the spirit of duty and loyalty that defines the national guard and is the spirit that will save our country. because our country needs saving. we will reclaim our sovereignty. we will rebuild our military. we will support our police. we will stop m

. >> senators, mark kelly, cory booker, and tom cotton are all here to join me. i'm kaitlan collins, and this is the source with pressure building on donald trump as he is facing a new two and potentially formidable opponent. the former president is turning back to his old playbook back from 2011, reviving that strategy of his infamous birth or lie, about 400 president barak obama. but fast forward to now and 2024 and today in chicago, in a room full of black journalists list trump questioned vice president harris's identity, saying falsely that she quote, happened to turn black just a few years ago moments ago, we heard the vice president respond for the first time. >> donald trump's spoke at the annual meeting of the national association of black journalists and it was the same old show the divisiveness and the disrespect and let me just say the american people deserve better the american people deserve better the american people deserve a leader who tells the truth a leader who does not respond with hostility and anger when confronted with the facts we deserve

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cori bush, as we were just talking about. and then summer lee is still there along with the for others. so there are five who will be there still in january. >> i mean, it is kind of remarkable because i remember when the squad was formed and how much power they had in congress. and we have seen it dwindle. i will say is i actually talked to a lot of mental health sources about this. people are texting me about cory bush last night and they made the same point that you did on to say that was yes. aipac, it's been a lot of money on this. they had spent a lot of money in bowman's race, but they argued, and this was people honestly republicans and democrats that both of them were in good candidates, that they question even without all of that money coming from apac, would they have still lost and i'm not i haven't spent a lot of time digging into each of them, particularly, but what i thought i heard it from so many people on both sides of the aisle on these questions of, you know, just that they weren't good candidates to begin

stuart: cory mills is a military guy and what he thinks of vance's criticism. cory is next.s pods biggest sale of the summer is extended. save up to 25% on moving and storage until august 12 and see why pods has been trusted with over 6 million moves. but don't wait, use promo code big25 to save. visit pods.com today. stuart: jd vance on the attack. he's going after kamala harris for dodging the immediate .y he's also criticizing her pick of tim walz as vp. grady trimble following the story. the latest please, grady. reporter: stu, the harris walz campaign said last night's rally here in michigan was its largest yet, but didn't all go off without a hitch. it was briefly interrupted by a handful of pro palestinian protesters. >> i'm here because we believe in democracy. everyone's voice matters, but i am speaking now. you know what, if you want donald trump to win, then say that otherwise i'm speaking. reporter: after chanting for a couple of minutes "kamala, you can't hide. we won't vote for genocide" those protesters were removed from the venue and it was a small group, it

we know now cory by his first name, cory. the pennsylvania guardsmen did not shy away.ver. he ran towards the gunshots, took off his tie to use as attorney get, and i cradled cory's heads in his hands. he died. two other people were hit very badly, they were supposed to die, but the doctors did a phenomenal job. they are living and doing ok. and although he could not revive cory, he did what every guardsmen here would have done. and it was a tough, it was a tough thing he did, to be honest. i saw that. it was a tough thing he did. tremendous courage. not: the bullets, j -- only -- not only the bullets. he really got it. and he was proud to do it. all of the people in this room, you put your service above all else. when your country needs you, you always answer the call. i know that very much. i know the people here. that is the spirit of duty and loyalty that defines the national guard and is the spirit that will save our country. because our country needs saving. we will reclaim our sovereignty. we will rebuild our military. we will support our police. we will stop mig

congressman cory mills, we appreciate you. >> carley: back to the election.ident kamala harris took a couple questions from reporters yesterday. is a full interview next? here is what she had to say about it. >> i talked to my emta, i want an interview scheduled before end of the month. >> thank you. >> joey: joe concha is here live, keep it on "fox and friends first". ♪ ♪ have you always had trouble losing weight and keeping it off? same. discover the power of wegovy®. ♪ ♪ with wegovy®, i lost 35 pounds. and some lost over 46 pounds. ♪ ♪ and i'm keeping the weight off. wegovy® helps you lose weight and keep it off. i'm reducing my risk. wegovy® is the only fda-approved weight-management medicine that's proven to reduce risk of major cardiovascular events in adults with known heart disease and with either obesity or overweight. wegovy® shouldn't be used with semaglutide or glp-1 medicines. don't take wegovy® if you or your family had medullary thyroid cancer, multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop wegovy® and get medical help

missouri congresswoman cori bush has lost her primary. bush says her focus now is building the community back up. in an interview with nbc news, bell vowed to be a progressive and practical member of congress, saying he would be willing to work across the aisle to get work done. >>> meanwhile, in michigan, the showdown is set for one of the most closely-watched races. slotkin and rogers have easily won their primaries. >>> federal officials say they foiled a murder for hire plot against donald trump. a pakistani man is under arrest after offering possible assassination scenarios to a confidential source in new york city this june. prosecutors say 34ermerchant la irhanded the source $5,000 in cash. former president trump was a potential target of the plot, possibly revenge for the 2020 killing of a top iranian general. >>> hamas has chosen a new political leader after ismail haniyeh was assassinatedna iran last week. the group has selected yahya sinwar, believed to be an architect of the october 7 attack on israel. he has not been seen pub

there has been no shortage of enthusiasm from democrats all week, including cory booker who kicked offconference. >> it is almost like weeping has endured through the night but joy cometh in the morning. we see a new dawn in america, a page being turned. that is being represented by the kind of speakers you see before you in this convention. >> before vice president kamala harris makes that speech later tonight, let's have a look at who she is and her rise to the highest level of american politics. 59-year-old harris was born to an indian born mother and a jamaican born father in oakland, california. in 2003 she became the district attorney of san francisco, but her career in politics took off in 2017 when she was elected to the u.s. senate, representing california. in 2020 miss harris unsuccessfully ran for president but eventually became joe biden's running mate, and they were elected. she launched a nationwide fight for our freedoms tour, highlighting the harm caused by abortion bans. she has cast the most tie-breaking records by a u.s. vice president in history of the senate, helpi

missouri congresswoman, cori bush has lost her primary. bush, a member of the so-called progressive squad's opponent has the backing of pro-israel groups. wesley bell vowed to be a progressive and practical member of congress, saying he would be willing to reach across the aisle to get work done. >>> meanwhile, in michigan, a showdown is set for one of the most closely-watched senate races. democratic congresswoman, alyssa slotkin and the trump-backed mike rogers have easily won their primaries. >>> new this morning, four people are facing murder charges in the death of devonte' mitchell outside a milwaukee hotel. the 43-year-old man died after he was pinned down by employees outside a hyatt regency hotel in june. the milwaukee county district attorney saying the charges were filed base on extensive etched and the autopsy report. arrest warrants have been issued for the four people involved. >>> hamas has chosen a new political leader after ismail haniyeh was assassinated in iran last week. the group has selected yahya sinwar, believed to

another squad member, cory bush. but cory says, it isn't the end.eginning. >> all they did was radicalized me. so now they should be afraid. i'm coming to tear your kingdom down! and let me put all these corporations on notice. i'm coming after you too! but i'm not coming by business. i'm coming with all the people that's in here that's doing the work! >> jesse: we're not sure what that means or what's next for cori, but perhaps she can go back to curing cancer with her hands. >> this lady came to us and she had these tumours. she wanted us to feel them. i just remember i put my hand on her, and my hand just began to move. and the lumps that were there were no longer there, and she was so happy. and she went on about her day. >> jesse: and now the buat bush out, the people of st. louis can happily go about their day. now for watters cooler. the great walls of china has a lot of red flags, but one is glaring. his body language. here is twitchy tim on stage waving in a very unsettling matter. men should not move this way. it is not the way we move. an

cory booker's one of my best friends. she is lucky to have corey to be a surrogate. but the truth of the matter, the policies of the last four years have been miserable failures the world is on fire your grocery bills up, your gas bill is up, your mortgage payments are up. and the worst is yet to come. if you reelect these people yet again you said last week that quote donald trump, the provocateur, the showman may not win this election unquote, urging that he focuses more on policies the way that you are in this interview mr. trump responded to you. >> take a listen i like lindsey, i don't care what he says. okay. >> lindsey wouldn't have been elected if i didn't endorse him so south carolina lindsey my friend. but if i didn't endorse him, he would have had no chance of getting elected i like lindsey, i don't care what he says that the president says he doesn't seem receptive to your advice well, i tell it to him a couple of days ago, know. >> all i can say is that president trump when he was president of our country, we had the most secure border in 40 years. gas w

raymond santana, kevin richardson, cory white, others, the exonerated five. ♪ >> we won't go back.eers and applause] >> good, people -- good evening, people. my friends and i were imprisoned for a crime we did not commit. every day as we walked into the courtroom, people screamed at us, threatened us, because of donald trump. he spent $85,000 on a full-page ad in the new york times calling for our execution. [booing] we were innocent kids, but we served a total of 41 years in prison. rev. al sharpton still with us -- stood with us. now i'm proud to stand with him today. [cheers and applause] vice president kamala harris has also worked to make things fairer. i know she will do the same. i approve that message. [cheers and applause] >> i love these guys. these are my brothers. these are my brothers. yes indeed. america, i am use of -- i am yusef salaam, a new york city councilman representing my hometown of the bronx. [cheers and applause] representing my hometown of harlem, usa. listen, as my friend corey wise just said, 45 wanted us on a live -- wanted us unalive. he wanted us dea

the loss by cori bush marks the second primary loss by far left members this cycle. bowman lost in new york. leslie bell bested bush last night. >> i will do everything in my power to be a part of the coalition to bring a lasting peace to so many folks that are struggling right now. in congress, i will never forget why i was elected in the first place. >> the pro-israel group backed bell. the same with george latimer, the democrat who beat bowman in june. bush drew the ire of pro-israel democrats who opposed her views on the middle east. bush fought back. >> aipac, i'm coming to tear your kingdom down and let me put the corporations on notice, i'm coming after you, too. but i'm not coming by myself. i'm coming with all the people that is in here that's going to work. >> progressives say big money is what is tanking them in these high-profile races. they oppose the massive spending. >> there is an enormous amount of influence of big money in politics. cori bush's race was the second most expensive primary in history. bowman's was the most expensive. the money was spen

louis prosecutor wesley bell vanquished cori bush in the primary and he gave bell a boost and bracedcampaigning. >> i was so happy that not one, not one word out of my mouth was negative, defaming in any way. not one single word. i believe in leading from the front and setting an example for the work ethic. i don't want anybody working with me think they're outworking me because you're not going to do that. reporter: bush alienated some democrats with her criticism of israel and views on the war in the middle east and bush faces a federal investigation into her campaign spending. >> we will keep supporting a free palestine and keep opposing genocide and human rights abuses worldwide and we will always stand up for the safety, for the dignity and self-determination of all people. just behind latimer bowman contest and squad member ill ha omar faces a -- ilhan omar faces a primary challenge next week and tim walz supported omar and walz says progressives must push for their values. stuart: chad pergram, thank you very much indeed. have you heard of hackers for harris? a group of former

because they put millions against us it's the second most expensive house race in history in the squad's cori bush survive today's primary all right. 6:00 a.m. here in washington. a live look at the white house on this tuesday morning. good morning, everyone. i'm kasie hunt. it's wonderful to have you with us. it's official. kamala harris has won the democratic party's presidential nomination overnight, the dnc announcing she won 99% of a virtual vote harris is the first black woman and the first asian american to lead a major party ticket, a historic moment that will pass probably pretty quickly in this whirlwind of a news cycle in just hours, harris set to announce who she's chosen as her running mate. sources tell cnn harris is focused on two top contenders, the pennsylvania governor, josh shapiro and governor tim walz of minnesota harris has not commented publicly about her decision-making process, but on monday, allies on capitol hill offered these insights i know that she's going to be looking at both who is going to be great on the campaign trail, but also again, that person who could

new jersey zone. >> senator cory booker, thanks for joining us this morning. appreciate it. >> thank you, jake. thanks so much. >> my next guest as a warning for donald trump, but is the former president listening south carolina senator lindsey graham is going to join me on the other side of this break. we'll vice president harris get a convention bounce in the polls. >> what we know coming up by one what works i'm just telling everyone by one pair, get one free for back-to-school. vision works. see the difference. >> how long have you been tracking her car's value with corona? >> just like seven months. >> should we sell it? >> we hold hold silver vans are going for more right now. should we are low mileage is paying off. you think we should depreciations really heating up, you think we just did already sold the karwan go to car ivana and track your car's value today. you know what's crazy this is better than cooking at home i mean, more affordable than groceries. of course groceries are expensive. photo was in trouble there for a second here we are driving d

maybe the law needs to be challenged and changed as was suggested by cory booker and kamala harris in. >> yeah. i'm just now speaking into existence president harris, let's just say it, i'm really excited about that and having someone in the white house who understands the nuances of this job and what justice actually looks like. because a lot of folks, you know, we lead with our hearts, and when something happens we want justice, but we're not recognizing and understanding the law behind what we have to follow. here locally if you assault a police officer, a police officer can chase you and a police officer can use whatever force is necessary. that's the law. so even if you question an officer's judgement, you have to follow that law, and those are things that some of those, you know, some of those laws that you talk about take, you know, can take into consideration to make certain that we're being fair. because at the end of the day, just like anyone else, if you did something wrong, you should be held accountable. and i think we can get that whether you're a plumber or an officer.

our neighbors are -- our nation wept for cory. cannot help but notice the wall beside me with the names i believe, 644 names of firefighters and emergency medical workers, proud members who have passed since your last convention. i want to tell you seeing that wall breaks my heart. it gives me a sense of renewed commitment to everything you are doing. it is fitting to remember the sacrifice of corey comperatore. we should make a moment of silence to recover the 644 of your brothers and sisters who have passed. thank you all. donald trump, i will tell you, sometimes when he has to fight his own party he cares for working people. he's been fighting for them for his entire life in public service. he loves our firefighters and first responders. he wants to make your lives better. he wants to make your service easier. gable never be easy but it can be a little easier than it is now. we have to be honest. the hard truth is that kamala harris is the latest in a long line of democrats who come by every few years asking unions for money an

our neighbors are -- our nation wept for cory.annot help but notice the wall beside me with the names i believe, 644 names of firefighters and emergency medical workers, proud members who have passed since your last convention. i want to tell you seeing that wall breaks my heart. it gives me a sense of renewed commitment to everything you are doing. it is fitting to remember the sacrifice of corey comperatore. we should make a moment of silence to recover the 644 of your brothers and sisters who have passed. thank you all. donald trump, i will tell you, sometimes when he has to fight his own party he cares for working people. he's been fighting for them for his entire life in public service. he loves our firefighters and first responders. he wants to make your lives better. he wants to make your service easier. gable never be easy but it can be a little easier than it is now. we have to be honest. the hard truth is that kamala harris is the latest in a long line of democrats who come by every few years asking unions for money and