tim walz of minnesota who was head of the democratic governor's association. democratic governor gretchen whitmer. and also mark kelly, arizona's astronaut turned senator. a source familiar with the short list also tells nbc news the harris campaign is considering kentucky governor andy beshear, and there is speculation around pete buttigieg. the campaign is under pressure to make a pick before august 7 to avoid any legal challenges that may arise because of state ballot deadlines. >>> now to breaking news. after the attempt on his life, former president trump will stop holding rallies outdoors for the foreseeable future. that's according to two people familiar with the campaign's operations. they added that trump might still participate in smaller outdoor events or larger rallies in facilities like stadiums where the entrances are easier to control. the change comes nearly two weeks after a 20-year-old man shot directly at trump from a clear vantage .150 yards from the podium. and secret service director kimberly cheatle has resigned one day after both democr

this is what the chair of the democratic governors association governor to walls of minnesota had to say after that meeting. yes to for office 3 and a half, 3 and a half years of delivering for us going through what we've all been through. none of us are denied thursday night was a bad performance. it was a bad. it was a bad guess if you will, and that, but it doesn't impact what i believe is delivering. what we saw in there today was a guy who was the guy that all of us believe did the 1st time it could be donald trump and did the dom. now, even though the democratic governors say that they are sticking with a man who helped them get through the after effects of the pandemic, and the economic downturn here in the united states, there are others, some congress members of, for example, as well as some uh, leading democratic party fund raisers, suggesting that it's time for joe biden to step aside to let the younger generation try to leave the campaign in 2 november's election. they say that with out joe biden stepping aside. the chances of donald trump winning re election and possibly

this is what the chair of the democratic governors association governor to walls of minnesota had to say after that meeting. yes. so for office 3 and a half, 3 and a half years of delivering for us going through what we've all been through. none of us are denied thursday night was a bad performance. it was a bad, it was a bad it yet if you will, and that's, but it doesn't impact what i believe is delivering. what we saw in there today was a guy who was the guy that all of us believed in the 1st time. we could be donald trump and did the now, even though the democratic governors say that they are sticking with a man who helped them get through the after effects of the pandemic and the economic downturn here in the united states, there are others. some congress members of, for example, as well as some uh, leading democratic party fund raisers, suggesting that it's time for joe biden to step aside to let the younger generation try to lead think champaign in to november's election. they say that with out joe biden stepping aside the chances of donald trump winning re election and possibl

this is what the chair of the democratic governors association governor 10 walls of minnesota had to say after that meeting. yes to for office 3 and a half, 3 and a half years of delivering for is going through what we've all been through. none of us are denied thursday night was a bad performance. it was a bad. it was a bad guess if you will on that, but it doesn't impact what i believe is delivering. what we saw in there today was a guy who was the guy that all of us believed in the 1st time. it could be donald trump and did the now, even though the democratic governors say that they are sticking with a man who helped them get through the after effects of the pandemic and the economic downturn here in the united states, there are others. some congress, members of, for example, as well as some of the leading democratic party fund raisers, suggesting that it's time for joe biden to stop for some odd to let the younger generation try to leave them champaign into november's election. they say that without joe biden stepping aside, the chances of donald trump winning re election and pos

this is what the chair of the democratic governors association governor to walls of minnesota had to say after that meeting. yes to for office 3 and a half, 3 and a half years of delivering for us going through what we've all been through. none of us are denied thursday night was a bad performance. it was a bad. it was a bad guess if you will, and that's, but it doesn't impact what i believe is delivering. what we saw in there today was a guy who was the guy that all of us believed in the 1st time. it could be donald trump and did the dom. now, even though the democratic governors say that they are sticking with a man who helped them get through the after effects of the pandemic, and the economic downturn here in the united states, there are others, some congress members of, for example, as well as some of the leading democratic party fund raisers, suggesting that it's time for joe biden to step aside to let the younger generation try to leave the campaign in 2 november's election. they say that with out joe biden stepping aside. the chances of donald trump winning re election and po

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tim walz of minnesota, head of the democratic governors association. and gretchen whitmer of michigan, who's said she's only interested in her current job, for now. there is also mark kelly, arizona's democratic senator, well liked in that chamber. multiple sources tell nbc news vetting materials have been requested from all of them. there is also speculation about andy beshear of kentucky, and transportation secretary pete buttigieg. a source familiar with the vp selection process tells me it is moving along. there's no firm deadline, but the campaign may want to make a pick before august 7th to avoid potential legal challenges if the ticket is not set then. lester? >> okay, hallie, thank you. >>> also tonight, the head of the secret service resigning after bipartisan calls. it comes after the attempted assassination of former president trump. julia ainsley now with late details on that. >> my name is kimberly cheatle -- >> reporter: tonight, kimberly cheatle, the 29-year veteran of the secret service, is out. in a letter to president biden, saying, "

governors association, and gretchen whitmer of michigan, who said she is only interested in her current job for now. there is also mark kelly, arizona's democratic senator, well liked in that chamber. multiple sources tell nbc news vetting materials have been requested from all of them. there is also speculation about andy beshear and transportation secretary pete buttigieg. a source familiar with the vp selection process tells me it is moving along. there is no firm deadline, but the campaign may want to make a pick before august 7th to avoid potential legal challenges if the ticket is not set then. lester? >> hallie, thank you. >>> also tonight, the head of the secret service resigning after bipartisan calls. it comes after the attempted assassination of former president trump. julia ainsley now with late details on that. >> my name is kimberly cheatle -- >> reporter: tonight kimberly cheatle, the 29-year veteran of the secret service is out, in a letter to president biden saying the secret service's solemn mission is to protect our nation's leaders. on july 13th, we fell short on tha

governor association.there are democratic governors. if you take a democratic governor using the biden/harris policies they put in place. you've got free school meals, you got a working class that is focus on union labor, the most prolabor president we have ever seen. and i think, you know, she has got a wealth of opportunities but it is the american people who are now seeing what is possible. so for me i am just proud of what we have done in minnesota. proud of what we have done across this country and states using thing like bringing the chips act back. joe biden was out here when donald trump is going to come out here and he is going to talk about hannibal lector and other weird shark [ bleep ] things or whatever. $1 billion to replace the bridge in duluth and superior. after he makes that announcement he goes into the bar and buys the union members a round of beer. that is what decency looks like. i am jazzed she can't go wrong. keep police policies, keep moving forward, center it on families, centered

and look, i am the chair of the democratic governors association. they are democratic governors.s because if you take a democratic governor using the biden harris policies that they put in place, you are protecting reproductive rights. you have free school meals, you have a working class that is focused on organized labor and union labor, the most prolabor president we have ever seen. and i think she has got a wealth of opportunities, but it is the american people who are now seeing what is possible. so, for me, i am just proud. i am proud of what we've done in minnesota. i am proud of what they've done across these country and states, using things like reading the chips act back to my infrastructure. joe biden was out here. when donald trump is going to come out here and talk about hannibal lector and other weird shark things or whatever, joe biden comes out and brings $1 billion to replace the bridge in duluth and superior. and after he makes an announcement he goes into the bar and buys the union members around a beer. that is what decency looks like. i am jazzed, she can't go

he's the minnesota governor. he chairs the the democratic governors' association.ing george floyd's death and the blm riot, former school teach, union member and u.s. army reservist. this would be a very defensive move. this would mean that minnesota is definitely in play. and even mondale beat reagan in minnesota. most likely a democrat will win in this state, but trump got very, very close in 2016. so let's bring many our fox news contributor, we have marc thiessen with us this morning. good morning to you, marc. >> good morning, ainsley. ames indiana okay. who do you think will win and why? >> it's probably going to be mac kelly, would be the -- mark kelly, would be the most likely, because arizona's a key swing state, and she knows him from her time in the senate. it probably would be one of the threed moderate swing state governors. look, he's the most left-wing candidate of any party in modern history as you've been explaining all morning, and she doesn't -- unlike biden, she doesn't have a problem with her left-wing base. she doesn't need tim walz from minne

he's the chair of the democratic governors association and cochair of the dnc rules committee. he's a very busy man, indeed. governor walz, thanks for taking the time to join me tonight. first, i've got to ask about the weirdness, the surreality of being so intimately involved in all these proceedings and also on the list to be potential vice presidential running mate with kamala harris. how does that feel? >> yeah, look, i'm a high school teacher, and yes, very surreal. but what i have to say is -- i would start out by saying more of your previous guests, inject it right into my veins. what i saw was and what we all saw this afternoon in milwaukee was an american future we all want, one we know can be there. that sense of optimism, that sense of joy, that sense of hopefulness. look, we were laughing with each other, not at someone. just a positive vision. just to be a part of this, i'm all in. i'm all in on this positive future. i'm all in we can heal some of these rifts. you saw soon to be vice president harris exhibit all these qualities and a grace america is so hungry for.

this is what the chair of the democratic governors association governor to walls of minnesota had to say after that meeting. yes, so for office 3 and a half, 3 and a half years of deliverance. busy is going through what we've all been through. none of us are denied thursday night was a bad performance. it was a bad. it was a bad guess if you will, and that's, but it doesn't impact what i believe is delivering. what we saw in there today was a guy who was the guy that all of us believed in the 1st time. we could be donald trump and did the now, even though the democratic governors say that they are sticking with a man who helped them get through the after effects of the pandemic and the economic downturn here in the united states, there are others. some congress, members of, for example, as well as some of the leading democratic party fund raisers, suggesting that it's time for joe biden to stuff aside to let the younger generation try to lead think champaign into november's election. they say that with out joe biden stepping aside the chances of donald trump winning re election and p

governors association d.j.a. sources familiar with the call described it as a forum where the governors could discuss what was going on with joe biden, but that there was no serious talk of urging the president to step aside. one source characterized it as a gripe session. sources also tell us the biden campaign was aware of the call ahead of time. from a national democratic official familiar with the call "democratic governors are some of the president and vice president's most proactive and vocal supporters because they have seen how the bid biden-harris accomplishments are benefiting the residence. they are in constant communication with the governors in their teams including about yesterday's meeting. news of the call was first reported about 90 minutes ago by cnn's jake tapper. kayleigh, i want to get your thoughts on that, what say you about let's take the response about how there is always the communication and they are in great standing, what do you note about this call? >> kayleigh: it's inconceivable

governors association jim clyburn. those types of people who would be communicate and on behalf of a lot of members. i think schiff's statement makes public when he reportedly said over the weekend to a group of donors. according to that "new york times" article and now he is coming out and saying basically has mind is not been changed since the events this week and with the assassination attempt on the former president because his remarks to donors have been before that. the president has been adamant he will stay in the race. going back a couple of weeks ago he said it would take a direct order from the lord almighty to get him to drop out then he said he would settle for a clear and convincing data not only could he not win but someone else could end earlier this week after this weekend's event that he said it would take him getting hit by a train. i doubt he will move the needle for biden. number democrats will keep that ally. that let her circulate and capitol hill on plans to move forward with early nomination ro

the chair of the democratic governor's association and the cochair of the dnc rules committee.man indeed. thanks for taking the time to join me tonight. first i got to ask, about the weirdness, the surreality of being so intimately involved in all of these proceedings and also on the list to be potential vice presidential running mate with kamala harris. how does that feel? >> look, i'm a high school teacher and yes. very surreal. but what i have to say is i would start out by saying more of your previous guests, inject it right into my veins. that's the future we are looking at. so what i saw was and what we all saw this afternoon in milwaukee, an american future that we all want. one we know that can be there. that sense of optimism and joy and hopefulness. look, we were laughing with each other, not at someone. just to be a part of this, i'm all in on this positive future. i'm all in we can heal some of these rifts and i think you saw it. you saw soon to be president harris. america is so hungry for it. i can't tell you. i'm just excited. i'm excited to be here. i have never

also the chair of the democratic governors association and the cochair of the dnc rules committee.ery busy man indeed. thank you for taking the time to join me tonight. first i have to ask about the weirdness of being so intimately involved with all of these proceedings and also on the list to be a credential potential running mate with kamala harris. how does that feel? >> look, i am a high school teacher and yes, very surreal. i would start out by saying more of your previous guests injected right into my veins, that is the future we are looking at. what i saw and what we all saw this afternoon in milwaukee was an american future we all want, one that we know can be there. that sense of optimism, that sense of joy, that sense of hopefulness. look, we were laughing with each other, not at someone. a positive vision. i am all in on this positive future. i am all in that we can heal some of these riffs. you saw soon to be president harris exhibit all of those qualities and a grace that america is so hungry for. i'm excited to be here. i have not felt this energy in a long time. amer

governors who were already in town for the democratic governors association meeting. here is what just some of those governors had to say on camera after their meeting with the president. >> >> resident joe biden is when it to when it. and all of us pledge our support to him because the stakes would not be higher. >> it's a great conversation because it was honest. it was candid. i think we always believe that when you love someone, you tell them the truth. and i think we came in and we were honest about the feedback that we were getting. we were honest about the concerns that we were hearing from people and we are also honest about the fact that as the president continue to tell us and show us that he was all in, that we said we would stand with him because as governor walz said, the president has always had our backs. will have his back as well. the results we have been able to see under this administration have been undeniable in all of our individual states. >> the feedback was good. the conversation was honest and open and the acts that will come out of that, we

governors who were already in town for the democratic governors association meeting. here is what just some of those governors had to say on camera after the meeting with the president. >> president joe biden is in it to win it and all of a sudden we pledged our support to him. because the stakes could not be higher. >> it was a great conversation with the president and vice president because it was honest and candid. we always believe that when you love someone you tell them the truth and i think we came in and we were honest about the feedback we were getting. we were honest about the concerns we were hearing from people and we were also honest about the fact that as the president continued to tell us and show us that he was all in, that we said we would stand with him. as governor walz said, the president always had our back. we will have his back as well. the results we've been able to see under this administration have been undeniable. the feedback was good. the conversation was honest and open and the acts that will come out of that, we will make sure we are get

governors who were already in town with the democratic governors association, here's what squlus some of those governors had to say on camera after their meeting with the president. >> president joe biden is in it to win it, and all of us said we pledged our support to him because the stakes could not be higher. >> it was a great conversation with the president and vice president because it was honest. it was candid. i think that we always believe that when you love someone you tell them the truth. and i think we came in and we were honest about the feedback we were getting. we were honest about the concerns we were hearing from people and also honest about fact as the president continued to tell us and show us, that he was all in, that we said we would stand with him because as governor walz said the president has had our backs and we'll have his back as well. the results we've been able to see in the administration has been undeniable in our individual states. >> the feedback was good. the conversation was honest and open, and the actions that will come out of that, we'll make sure

tim walz, waltz is someone who has been an outspoken member of the democratic governor's association, a surrogate for the biden campaign, this is the first time at least that i can remember that we have seen a member not just come out but say all right, here's what i would like the plan to look like, this is of course notable as it comes against the backdrop of the donor call that monica and i were reporting. as she was on tv, we're furiously texting, it is notable that harris will be appearing on this donor call with a lot of democratic donors who are just as panicked if not more so than the congress people i could be in touch with over the course of the last seven weeks. the fact harris has been a steadfast ally, quickly and privately should not be lost on anyone, but the conversation here on capitol hill, really does seem at this point as they go to a point of asking whether biden will step down, it's rather an if not when posture, that's true of the last 24 hours. as they consider that, the conversation that has turned in many circles to if kamala harris or if someone else would

. >>> now to minnesota's democratic governor tim walz, chair of the democratic governors associationrocess. donny deutsch is with us and has the first question. >> governor, nice to chat with you. minnesota for decades has gone very blue. all of a sudden the republicans think it could be in play, could be a toss-up state. obviously, democrats in tremendous transition the last few days. what's your response to that? >> a lot of transition in the right way. good to see you all. i agree with everything j.b. said except best place to be. sitting here in minneapolis today, the excitement is palatable. the rules committee will get it done. there is huge excitement. my 17 and 23-year-old kids said tiktok's on fire. they are engaged. you can feel it. the donors are back. minnesota is always closer than people think. since '72, we have made the right pick. we made the right pick with mondale. we are going to stick with making sure that president harris will come through minnesota. we will deliver our ten electoral votes. >> i wanted to ask you, i think that minnesota is such an interesting so

governor newsom, democrat leaders and the california retailers association all support the bill, which cracks down on retail theft and the deadly drug fentanyl. critics say it's a weaker crime initiative. some worry the competing measures could confuse voters. >> while they have taken some steps forward with this proposal, they've also taken one giant leap backward by removing the tools we need to get people into treatment. >> on this tuesday, san jose mayor matt mehan addressed both prop 47 reform measures, the measure that's already qualified for the ballot. >> the da's measure includes the ability after multiple offenses to have court ordered treatment. >> he says the most important goal is to get people into treatment. >> i want to make sure that both measures, if both are on the ballot, give us the tools at the local level to compel people to get the help that they need in san jose. >> suzanne vaughn, abc seven news. >> coming up on abc seven news at five, it is a great day to head out to the beach. a live look here at santa cruz. after the break, we'll check back in with meteorol

joining us now, the incoming chair of the national governors association, colorado's democratic coverstitt. governors, it's great to have you with us. governor polis, i'll start with you and what you expect to hear from president zelenskyy, who's making the extraordinary step of flying across the united states west to salt lake city to be with you all before returning home to ukraine. >> he certainly brings some star power to our gathering of governors. governors have a strong interest in protecting and preserving the global order. governors are often effectively ambassadors for economic development in our states. i know on behalf of ukraine, on behalf of defending europe, in colorado we collected over 800 bullet proof vests donated to ukraine. i know a lot of other states are strongly supportive of making sure we can defend our european allies. of course it's a moral imperative for democracy, but it's good for economic development. europe is our largest trading partner. making sure we have a peaceful, prosperous europe is not only in the american interest but all 50 states. we're loo

democratic governor jared polis, the new chair of the national governors association. governor polis, thanks so much for joining us. you have said that if the election were held today, joe biden would lose and you've called on democrats to quote change something and to continue the quote you said quote, that could mean changing the message the strategy, the candidate, unquote. you heard senator manchin say that president biden should step aside as the democratic nominee age just a few minutes ago on this program congressman clyburn, keeping the door open for that possibility what do you you think should president biden step aside as the democratic nominee? would that be best for the democratic party for him to lower the country first wish strong wishes for president biden's full recovery from covid that can be nasty at any age particularly in your 80s. >> and i think that i join all your previous guess and the world and wishing him a speedy recovery from what he's facing now look yeah. look, i believe in facts i believe in data. you look at the polls. we are down, you'

us now, colorado's democratic governor jared polis, the new chair of the national governors associationvernor polis, thanks so much for joining us. you have said that if the election were held today, joe biden would lose and you've called on democrats to quote change something and to continue the quote you said quote, that could mean changing the message, the strategy, the candidate quote you heard senator manchin say that president biden should step aside as the democratic nominee age just a few minutes ago on this program congressman clyburn, keeping the door open for that possibility what do you think should president biden step aside as the democratic nominee? would that be best? for the democratic party for him to lower the country first wish, strong wishes for president biden's full recovery from covid that can be nasty at any age, particularly in your 80s. >> and i think that i join all your previous guests and the world and wishing him a speedy recovery from and what he's facing now, look yeah. >> look, i believe in facts i believe in data. you look at the polls. we are down, yo

walz, who heads the democratic governance association, asked for the opportunity and the president was readily willing to do it. >> i mean, what are you going to say to president biden? because we are seeing the first sitting democratic lawmakers say that he should drop out of the race today. we're hearing concerns from other democrats, even if they're still backing him. i mean, what what do you want to say to him tomorrow? >> well, look, first of all, i think that there's a healthy discussion going on within the democratic party were not a cult like the maga republicans we tolerate dissent and we think it's good for democracy to have this conversation for me anyway my word is my bond. ai honore, my commitments. joe biden is going to be our nominee unless he decides otherwise. and so i think that there's a healthy conversation that will happen with the president. i hope expressing what he intends to do going forward in the campaign and reassuring everybody that this is the right course to make sure that we stay the course with him. well, it is of course, up to president biden to make t

the democrat has withdrawn from the running over concerns that his republican lieutenant governor wouldassume control if cooper was selected. no comment at this time from the harris campaign. >> well, the latest tracking poll by morning consult shows vice president harris with a slim lead over former president trump. 47% of registered voters say they back harris, 46% support trump. the survey shows her support is at 1% from last week, and exceeds the highest level of backing for president biden, going back to 2022. half of voters view her favorably, up from 43% last week. that's a higher rating than either mr. biden or mr. trump has seen this election cycle. 45% say they view trump favorably, and our election coverage continues on the ktvu fox local app. it is free to download and now available on all platforms. >> containment of the massive park fire north of chico has grown tonight to 14%, as thousands of firefighters battled the flames. tonight, the park fire burning more than 373,000 acres. more than 100 structures have been destroyed. fema has authorized more money to help those af

plus, chair of the national governors association. i'm going to get his take on the debate over the president's future. later, as trump's new running mate introduces himself to the country, i'm going to talk to jd vance is. okay. one of the big things i've learned from working on three presidential campaigns is that a day sometimes feels like an entire lifetime in politics. i mean, just take this week. it was just over a week ago and there was an assassination attempt on a former president and current republic nominee. and just in the last week, president biden was diagnosed with covid, the dark and at times bizarre republican convention was held in milwaukee. trump picked honorary tech bro jd vance as his running mate, and a growing number of democratic leaders in washington called for joe biden to step aside. this week was kind of crazy by all accounts. i mean, it is definitely unpredictable and probably felt to all of you like at times it was disorienting and even enraging. but if you cut through all of that anger and confusion, wh

an associated press survey found she may have half of that. the democratic party still plans to hold a virtual rollcall before august the seventh to nominate a candidate. that is almost two weeks before the national convention in chicago. >>> republican vice president will nominate jd vance and made his first solo campaign stop since getting the nomination. he attacked harris not only for the last three years in the white house, but also for her record is california senator. >> she voted to eliminate the filibuster, and pass the green new scam, destroying energy jobs in virginia and pennsylvania, and driving up the cost of goods. that is why we have an affordability crisis in this country. >> he also made an appeal to democrats who are unhappy about biden stepping aside. the very latest on the presidential race, stay with us on air and online at our website, kpix.com. >>> turning now to the weather, fog on the coast but the sweltering heat is back inland, let's get to chief meteorologist paul hagan with more on what kind of temperatures we saw

the associated press now reporting kamala harris has delegate support to become the democratic nominee for president. this comes, of course, if you're with us is minutes after california's lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis told us right here on kron 4 that the california delegation voted unanimously to support the vice president. the lieutenant governor voted on that call. and harris will now officially received the nomination. if all things go according to plan, she'll get the official nomination at the democratic national convention next month chicago. well, the news never stops here at kron. 4. sure doesn't. let's check in with dan thorn for a look at what's coming up tonight on kron. 4 news at 10. hi, dan. hey, vicki and grant coming up on kron. 4 news at 10. >> murder charges have been filed after an east bay man is accused of driving drunk and killing a teen. plus a deeper dive after a november ballot initiative to build a new solano county city is scrapped. what's next for california forever and how local leaders are reacting? we'll see it tonight on kron. 4 news at 10. >> al

but first we want to talk to democratic governor jared polis of the great state of colorado, who is the president of the national governors association and is one of the many who have now endorsed kamala harris for president. thanks for being and here, governor, 24 hours ago, this was a rematch between two old white men now, this is a very different race what do you think democrats need to do to harness this new energy and not squander it well, look, the democrats needed something to mix it up and we got it, we got a vibrant, exciting experience. young candidate with the vision about the future of our country. >> we also have somebody who is uniquely qualified to be president. i mean, she's put criminals behind bars, right? she served in statewide office. and of course she was right along aside president biden on the international stage and working to be ready day one, to lead the most powerful and most important country in the world. so i'm excited and that excitement out there is palpable kamala harris is going to be an amazing president and as the father of a ten-year-old daughter, i

new polling by the associated press shows 6 in 10 democrats feel harris would make a good president., i don't think we can ignore the fact that governor gavin newsom has been running around the country acting as a spokesperson for the president in a statement with three democratic colleagues, north bay congressman jared huffman telling the president in part, it is now time for you to pass the torch to a new generation. >> now, it remains to be seen if the president would actually endorse kamala harris or any other candidate, if he is indeed expected to step down. in the newsroom, joey jorda, ktvu, fox two news bay area congresswoman zoe lofgren joined the list of lawmakers calling for biden to drop out. >> in a letter to the president, she writes, simply put, your candidacy is on a trajectory to lose the white house and potentially impact crucial house and senate races down ballot. it is for these reasons that i urge you to step aside. vice president kamala harris has spent the week on the campaign trail, and today held a call with anxious donors. harris reportedly spoke for about fi

. >> new polling by the associated press shows 6 in 10 democrats feel harris would make a good president> well, i don't think we can ignore the fact that governor gavin newsom has been running around the country, acting as a spokesperson for the president in a statement with three democratic colleagues, north bay congressman jared huffman telling the president in part, it is now time for you to pass the torch to a new generation. >> now, it remains to be seen if the president would actually endorse kamala harris or any other candidate, if he is indeed expected to step down. in the newsroom, joey jorda, ktvu, fox two news bay area congresswoman zoe lofgren joined the list of lawmakers calling for biden to drop out. >> in a letter to the president. she writes, simply put, your candidacy is on a trajectory to lose the white house and potentially impact crucial house and senate races down ballot. it is for these reasons that i urge you to step aside, and the vice president, kamala harris, has spent the week on the campaign trail and yesterday held a call with anxious donors. >> harris report

. >> new polling by the associated press shows 6 in 10 democrats feel harris would make a good president. >> well, i don't think we can ignore the fact that governor gavin newsom has been running around the country, acting as a spokesperson for the president in a statement with three democratic colleagues, north bay congressman jared huffman telling the president in part, it is now time for you to pass the torch to a new generation. >> now, it remains to be seen if the president would actually endorse kamala harris or any other candidate, if he is indeed expected to step down. in the newsroom, joey hornick, ktvu, fox two news bay area congresswoman zoe lofgren joining the list of lawmakers calling for biden to step aside in a letter to the president, she writes, quote, simply put, your candidacy is on a trajectory to lose the white house and potentially impact crucial house and senate races down ballot. >> it is for these reasons that i urge you to step aside. vice president kamala harris has spent the week on the campaign trail, and today held a call with anxious donors. harris reported

whitmer told the associated press she would not consider becoming a candidate this year even if bidenything, i don't like seeing my name in articles she claims because i'm totally focused on goshing and campaigning on the ticket. whitmer has a new book coming out today, titled true gretch. reportedly it does little to hide political ambitions. what do you make of gretchen whitmer potentially being on the ticket. >> see said the same thing in 2020 about being a vice president, she said it was a distraction even though her staff was in washington, d.c. looking at houses, they thought they for sure were on the ticket. she's was disappointed to find out it was going to be kamala harris. she is incredibly ambitious. the book was written overnight. we have seen things coming out in february that are in the book today. this is shocking to think she was writing a book at the time she knew it would be exposed that joe bidens was suffering from cognitive decline. she's a co-chair of the campaign. i think that's the thing that has democrat voters so upset right now because they're looking at thi

associates told him after the selma march, he said they met in his office. he said, governor, i'm not talking to you as a elected official and i'm not talking to you a civil rights leader. i'm talking to you as a method. this minister, to a methodist layman, god has given you oratorical talents and. he's going to call you to account for how you, use them and think after wallace was shot, he came view what happened to him as a moral judgment. hence his later attempts to reach out to the black community as evil calculating as he was, george was operating with a moral compass, even though he was ignoring. i don't think trump has a moral center, a moral compass, a core set of ethics. and that's why? i think we are in such extremely times. thank you so much. don't want to impose on your time and i want to thank edward ball for thank you for joining us. thank you so much.

associates told him after the selma march, he said they met in his office. he said, governor, i'm not talking to you as a elected official and i'm not talking to you a civil rights leader. i'm talking to you as a method. this minister, to a methodist layman, god has given you oratorical talents and. he's going to call you to account for how you, use them and think after wallace was shot, he came view what happened to him as a moral judgment. hence his later attempts to reach out to the black community as evil calculating as he was, george was operating with a moral compass, even though he was ignoring. i don't think trump has a moral center, a moral compass, a core set of ethics. and that's why? i think we are in such extremely times. thank you so much. don't want to impose on your time and i want to thank edward ball for thank you for joining us. thank you so much.

governor gavin newsom and former house speaker nancy pelosi adding to this. her campaign says the first 24 hours of president biden's endorsement, she read a raised 81 million dollars from 888,000 donors adding to the 240 million war chest that president biden's campaign left behind. take a listen to what she had to say yesterday during her speech and how alameda county has helping her prepare for this election. >> before i was elected as vice president before i was elected as united states. senator, i was the elected attorney general mentioned california before court prosecutors. in those roles i took on perpetrators of all kinds predators who abuse women. fraudsters, who ripped off cheaters who broke the rules for their own so hear me when i say. i know donald trump's type. >> and in this campaign, i will proudly. i will proudly. >> put my record against his. >> as of right now, she is still not the official democratic nominee for president. has the delegates still need to vote next month at the democratic national convention with show formally accept that

that's 1976 with california democratic chairman rusty hicks telling the associated press 75 to 80% of the state's delegation were on a call tuesday and all agreed to support harris. and she's already got those big endorsements from the california democratic governor gavin newsom and former house speaker nancy pelosi adding to this or campaign says within the first 24 hours of president biden's endorsement, she raised 81 million dollars from it. 888,000 different donors. also adding to the 240 million dollar war chest of president biden's campaign left behind. she did speak yesterday and she talked about her time being in a courtroom as a prosecutor in alameda county and the criminal she encountered saying it's laying out a case for her to take on former president donald trump this november. >> before i was elected as vice president before i was elected as united states. senator, i was the elected attorney general mentioned california before court and prosecutors. in those roles i took on perpetrators of all kinds predators who abuse women. fraudsters, who ripped off cheaters, who brok

democratic names like governor gavin newsom and former house speaker nancy pelosi. her campaign says within the first 40 28 hours excuse me of president biden's endorsement, she raised 81 million dollars from more than 888,000 donors adding to the 240 million dollars that have already sitting in the world chest from president biden's campaign that was left behind. take a listen to her speech yesterday where she talked about being a prosecutor in the courtroom here in alameda county and how it's preparing her for the november elections. >> before i was elected as vice president before i was elected as united states. senator, i was the elected attorney general mentioned california before court and prosecutors. in those roles i took on perpetrators of all kinds predators who abuse women. fraudsters, who ripped off cheaters, who broke the rules for their own so hear me when i say i know donald trump's type. >> and in this campaign, i will proudly. i will proudly. >> put my record against his. >> as of now, she is still not the official democratic nominee for president.

names like governor gavin newsom and former house speaker nancy pelosi adding to this. her campaign says within the first 24 hours of president biden's endorsement, she raised 81 million dollars from 888,000 donors. adding to that 240 million war chest that president biden's campaign left behind during her speech, she talked about being a courtroom prosecutor here in alameda county and the criminals she encountered laying out her case for the november election against former president donald trump. >> as a young prosecutor when i was in alameda county district attorney's office in california, in cases involving abuse. donald trump found liable by a jury for committing as attorney general, california took on one of our country's largest for-profit colleges and put it out of business as district attorney to go after polluters. i created one of the first environmental justice units in our nation. >> as of now, she is still not the official democratic nominee for president. has the delegates still need to vote next month at the democratic national convention where it is ass