josh mankiewicz: how were you dressed?n and just a little shirt, something that a college student would wear. were you armed? yes. and you were wearing a wire. yes. spring sendele (on recording): hi. are you chris? chris mcamis (on recording): uh, yes. spring sendele (on recording): hi, my name's nicole anderson. i'm from "fullerton college torch magazine." chris mcamis (on recording): ok. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): officer sendele was posing as a student reporter, complete with a phony press pass. she knocked on chris' front door. chris had talked to a student reporter from lynsie's college in the past about the case. josh mankiewicz: you use your real name? no, i used a fake name. i told him who i was. and-- spring sendele (on recording): well, we just received word at the torch magazine that remains have been found that they believe belong to lynsie. chris mcamis (on recording): uh-huh. spring sendele (on recording): so i guess they're doing dna testing right now. and in the meantime, i'm supposed to go contact friend

josh mankiewicz: right. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): tips were coming in. someone said they saw a white car speeding from the park the night of the shootings. that led nowhere, so chavez and his team focused on the crime scene. there was no murder weapon. they did find two spent .45-caliber casings. and near an observation deck, just 30 feet away from where mollie and kristene were discovered, police found an empty monster energy drink can and five cigarette butts. josh mankiewicz: and the girls didn't smoke. the girls did not smoke. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): chavez sent all that for dna testing. as for the duct tape used to cover the girl's eyes, chavez thought maybe that was itself a clue. sometimes that can suggest somebody who knows the victim, didn't want to see them. mm-hmm as far as you know, either of them have any enemies? no, that's what was so confusing. everyone loved them, you know? josh mankiewicz (voiceover): and that's probably why they were all so discreet when it came to kristene and mollie. now, as a murder investigation began, friends

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josh mankiewicz: no witnesses? anne crawley: no. josh mankiewicz: none of your neighbors? at that time. we have something on it. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): word of shannon's reported rape traveled quickly to durham, where detective sean pate and assistant da saacks were now preparing for her trial. they wondered if shannon was certain that the attacker was jermeir. i asked her, well, how did he know you were going to be walking a dog at 3 o'clock in the morning? and i guess he just stalked the house and saw his opportunity. so for 4 hours, he raped her. so if it was 3 o'clock, then when does the sun started to come up? 4 hours, you're looking at 7 o'clock. it would have been daylight then. yes, dog doesn't bark? anything like that. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): shannon said she was sure. and then added one more horrifying detail. jermeir had used a knife to rape her. it would take 10 days for the rape kit results to come back. so in the meantime, police of course questioned jermeir stroud. he insisted he was in greensboro that morning, nowhere near charlotte. when you go

. >> josh. >> josh. >> all right.all right. okay, >> what do you think? >> what do you think? >> i don't know, go. go all out. go for something with rapping in it. really embarrass yourself. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> gangsta's paradise. there you go. >> great choice. >> great choice. >> i've actually done that in karaoke. what about that football one where john barnes had to do a. >> oh, that's a new order there. you go. >> i remember that was a great line. you blacked up and everything. anyway god, that didn't happen. >> i'm not justin trudeau. >> i'm not justin trudeau. >> let's move on to another dilemma. this has come in from jack.jack dilemma. this has come in from jack. jack says going to a wedding in france with my other half next week. the following day, she is off to some kind of post—wedding hen do, and i will be stuck with a load of blokes i've never met. should i try and crash the hen? do >> well, i know, but the sort of the rules, isn't it? >> you don't crush the hen. >> you don't crush the hen. >> do you thin

josh also joins us. your top reaction to this selection a harris-walz ticket going up against donald trump. >> a victory for progressives in the democratic party over the moderate wing of the democratic party who thought josh shapiro could have handed the ticket the state of pennsylvania and given the necessary moderation to the democratic party brand that they've struggled with and that kamala harris struggled with in her 2020 presidential campaign. look, tim walz is a folksy good and a good political track record. he represented a tough seat in minnesota for a number of years. nancy pelosi had a good relationship with him. one of the biggest assets for the governor getting the number two spot on the ticket and won two terms in a competitive state like minnesota. minnesota is not a presidential swing state. it is -- there will be a lot of questions on why when a lot of democrats thought josh shapiro gives you more politically, brings moderates, swing voters into the democratic camp. why the harris campa

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josh howie.nclusivity has gone way too far. >> indeed, home office staff told to make half of work socials alcohol free in inclusivity drive no , no that's inclusivity drive no, no that's insane. that's absolute. so they basically want to make all like half of their work events have no alcohol. this is partly because, young people now gen z don't. a lot of them don't drink. >> yeah, but that's the whole point of a work event. yeah. it's to do something embarrassing. you have to apologise for the next day. absolutely. >> and then people can be. i mean people. you're welcome to be there sober and judging everybody. >> yeah, that's part of the fun too. >> what about inclusivity for alcoholics? >> absolutely. kerry, i think it's outrageous. >> there's a whole new boring age coming up. that's what there is. they don't do any dull. oh, my. yeah. look, it's, first of all, there's some really interesting ways in which minority groups affect larger groups. you know, the dynamics of this. so when you have

josh howie.lly, inclusivity has gone way too far. >> indeed, home office staff told to make half of work socials alcohol free in inclusivity drive no , no that's inclusivity drive no, no that's insane. that's absolute. so they basically want to make all like half of their work events have no alcohol. this is partly because, young people now gen z don't. a lot of them don't drink. >> yeah, but that's the whole point of a work event. yeah. it's to do something embarrassing. you have to apologise for the next day. absolutely. >> and then people can be. he was on cocaine, he had while he was on cocaine, he had he met a bin that talked to him, which is that's not a cocaine thing. it's more a mushroom, from what i've heard. yeah, i would have thought so. yeah. r , that's inclusivity drive no, no that's insane. that's absolute. so they basically want to make all like half of their work events have no alcohol. this is partly because, young people now gen z don't. a lot of them don't drink. >> yeah, but t

>> so josh shapiro is the strong. he is the, you know, michael, they always say when people selected an athlete in the draft, we pick the best athlete available in the draft. josh shapiro is the best political athlete in this draft class, period, full full-stop, gifted order, great guy, moderate he is he's definitely the strongest pick. >> however, comma that being said, you talked about this earlier in your show and i've heard you speak about it before. the democratic party has an anti-semitism problem, they have a huge problem with anti-semitism in their, in their progressive wing. and query, does josh shapiro's pick, does that cost them the state of michigan? i don't know. i don't know what their internal numbers look like. look, i think mark kelly, you know, michael, i went to west point, a military guy served in combat and mike, mark kelly, i agree with tear on. this is a very strong pick from that perspective david, the numbers, but real quickly, yeah the ai sense that you don't know what today's poll question i

yeah, done too much. >> what's the story, josh? >> what's the story, josh?hiring a bunch of old people or older people in their 50s. yeah, and they're appealing to over 50. they've doubled the amount of over 50s. they've quadrupled the over 60s. and what they don't say here is i think it's because they can't hire young people anymore because it's a bit of a tough job. >> yeah. it is, it's really tough. >> well, and you're not supposed to get involved with flying and oil. and even though half of just stop oil are in there, you think there's the i think it's a bit of fun. the idea of greta having to to stand up 60 year old people rather than than young people, they might have a bit more grit. >> okay, we're going to move on to this one. this is the telegraph, cressida. this is a story about people stealing from their workplace. and i think we all do that. i've only ever taken a mug and that microwave. that's all i've taken. what about you? i've seen you taken. taken some stuff. do you know what i've got? >> i've got a very fancy, christmas decoration. >> have

>> so josh shapiro is strong. he is the, you know, michael, they always say when people selected an athlete in the draft, we pick the best athlete available in the draft. josh shapiro is the best political athlete in this draft class period, full stop gifted order, great guy, moderate he is, he's definitely the strongest pick. however, comma that being said, you talked about this earlier in your show and i've heard you speak about it before the democratic party has an anti-semitism problem, they have a huge problem with anti-semitism in their, in their progressive wing and query does josh shapiro's pick, does that cost them the state of michigan i don't know. i don't know what their internal numbers look like. look, i think mark kelly, you know, michael i went to west point and military guy served in combat and mike, mark kelly, i agree with terror on this it's a very strong pick from that perspective you're david, the number of even real quickly though yeah. >> i sense that you don't know what today's poll questi

>> this is our first picture. >> reporter: josh's grandmother marilyn will never forget the day josh and his siblings were born. >> make me cry. they were so special, but this big with a head in there somewhere. >> reporter: but once they were brought home reality set in. money was tight and there was domestic violence. the pressures of caring for quadruplets got to be too much. a few months after they were born their father left. the quad and their mother eventually moved in with their grandmother in bodega bay. >> it was sweet and it was simple and like it just felt like this was how our family should be, happy, and i think that was the year that our mom passed away. >> reporter: their mother lisa was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer. >> she started getting sicker. we didn't really understand what was going on. >> reporter: josh remembers the last time he saw her. >> so i guess some sort of complication happened where she had a heart attack and we had to see her getting wheeled out and she was like, i'll see you later. this isn't good-bye. we'll see each other again. >> reporter: josh

shapiro, josh shapiro there in philadelphia.what are you hearing from democrats about what they are making of tim walz as the pick. julia: most democrats i talk to are very excited about tim walz. they look at josh shapiro and tim walz as two people that would have been great to balance out the ticket for kamala harris. i believe nomia in her package talk to that -- talked about how harris comes from california and getting someone from the blue wall of the united states that midwestern part, going into pennsylvania would have been helpful to her. however, a lot of progressives over the past three to four days, particularly pro-palestine progressives, were really hittg josh shapiro over his stances on israel, which quite frankly aren't terribly different from tim walz's stance on israel, and josh shapiro's response to some of the pro-palestinian protests that took place following october 7 in pennsylvania. there has been chatter among democrats as to whether this is anti-semitism, because we do know that josh shapiro is an observ

josh welcome back to headliners to the telegraph .josh howie here the telegraph.here calls for prince harry to say sorry for slavery. that is a hot take on his marriage. i did not expect prince harry should apologise for slavery. colombian townsfolk say this is off the back of a friend of prince william, who said that he should apologise. harry should apologise. harry should apologise for taking cocaine and i think only someone on cocaine would be stupid enough to say such a such a ridiculous statement. anyway, a lot of things. so yeah, they're on their little fake royal tour. >> it's quasi royal. what does that mean? it's like half. >> well, they're sort of half royal. it's not an official royal. it's not an official royal tour . they're sort of. royal tour. they're sort of. they've got all the trappings of it , not at all. it's not a royal it, not at all. it's not a royal toun it, not at all. it's not a royal tour, but. but they're meant to look like a royal tour. the point is, they've visited this village and then. and what's happenedis village and then. and wh

josh?ry, i didn't realise. sorry, i just was i didn't sorry, ijust was i didn't realise. everybody get ready. we're doing a joke. free night, i didn't realise. okay. >> sorry. what was your joke? >> sorry. what was your joke? >> my joke is. is i was going to say that it's going to. it's going to make the palestinians and the gazans whatever angry. and the truth is, is that they're as angry as they can be. this is not going to affect anything. you can kill a million of their leaders, and there's a million people underneath. this is not a leadership war. this isn't like people saying, you got to follow me. >> yeah. when's the joke coming? >> yeah. when's the joke coming? >> you destroyed the joke and the people know it. they know it. >> i was amused to find out that this guy, ismail ismail haniyeh, he's so rich. >> the head of hamas. >> the head of hamas. >> 4 billion. that's, by the way, british taxpayers money paid to unrwa going through him. he used to be a teacher for unrwa the connection

and 'ust a word on josh fl later this afternoon., _ later this afternoon. and just a word on josh shapiro, the - later this afternoon. and just a - word on josh shapiro, the favourite word onjosh shapiro, the favourite for many people to be the choice for vice president, but was he may be seen as being too similar in terms of the demographic to kamala harris and may be too metropolitan? whereas tim walz can may be appealed to more rural areas? ~ , �* rural areas? when president biden stood down — rural areas? when president biden stood down just _ rural areas? when president biden stood down just over _ rural areas? when president biden stood down just over two - rural areas? when president biden stood down just over two weeks i rural areas? when president biden i stood down just over two weeks ago, there was not much of a fight to replace him, and the party quickly coalesced around kamala harris much to the anger of the republican party who claimed that it was unlawful and it was a coup, although legally none of that history. what

does it appear that josh shapiro was too conservative for kamala harris? >> i think so because look, kamala harris has always believed in the most radical positions possible. when she was in the senate she co-sponsored the green new deal. co-sponsored universal healthcare using medicaid, the bernie sanders plan, which would have been disastrous for private health insurance and taken away private health insurance from 150 million americans. you know what she did with the southern border, completely radical and out of control. kamala -- there is a reason why she won't answer questions, day 16 and there has been not one question and answer session with kamala harris and the press? because they're trying to hide her radicalism the same way nancy pelosi is trying to hide the radicalism of tim walz. because he was the chair of veterans affairs? so what. that doesn't mean anything. what matters is what did you do when you were a governor? what matters what did kamala harris do when she was vice president and united states senator. this is dangerous liberal ticket

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josh and genocide josh, whatever you think of the biden administration says this isn't the genocide. but number two, josh shapiro has never been involved in any foreign policy, anything. he's never had a vote and wasn't in congress. so this is to a lot of people who are looking at it singling out josh shapiro as the notably jewish candidate in this race and calling him genocide josh, in a way that feels very much with at least tinges of anti-semitism have not full-on. it is look, i'm old enough to remember. i think for lieberman was vice presidential nominee. it worked like it's happened, but it is. >> look that was 2024 years, but it's also the context of everything since october 7, was it changed a lot of questions. >> and christmas been passing the trump campaign seems to look a lot of republicans are looking at shapiro on saying, please don't pick him on some level, they know how important pennsylvania's ben and the president has picked up on what democrats have been raising some concerns about. take a listen i think if she picks shapiro who happens to be jewish, she loses her li

point to josh shapiro.esday announcement being in philly is not a giveaway. eric holder's firm is done vetting finalists and vice president needs to 3450e9 with them. she is back with a texas trip. she had a slip up at a funeral. >> it was sheila jackson lee whose bill made juneteenth a federal holiday. which as united states senator, i was proud to co-sponsor and as president -- as vice president with the president, it was my honor. >> peter: we don't expect to see vice president harris on camera today. >> steve: is the koourn president at the white house or did he take the day off? >> peter: he's at the white house and then going to fly to wils wilmington. >> kayleigh: internal meetings. >> brian: why wait? you have to figure by know monday, hit the ground running. do analysis and i think that might be opportunity for the trump team to hone messaging, cut spots and find out what spot of the career they want to focus on. vice president, ag, da, senator and keep personalities out of it. >> it will be josh s

josh's say, lay off the curry. see you thank you.al section of headliners we jump final section of headliners we jump back in with the guardian, josh and can magic mushrooms reveal what it feels like today? i mean, i'm not sure, but a hash brownie once convinced me i'd peed myself. >> did it? yeah well, i hadn't, by the way. >> okay, well, end of life patients. that's people who are dying. is that the new way of doing it? say it. find solace in magic mushrooms. and this is quite interesting. this is from the guardian, where, they mentioned the chemical psilocybin or whatever, which is basically acid. i guess maybe, i don't know, it's not it's not that's not acid. >> it's not the same as acid. >> it's not the same as acid. >> no. >> no. >> the acid costs a fiver and it comes with no. >> exactly the gist of the story is that it's pretty depressing and that there's a bunch of people here dying of different cancers, but then they had a sort of magic mushroom trip or whatever, and that has , i guess, whatever, and that has, i guess, added

this guy josh shapiro is good.ess something happens that prevents him from running in 2028. >> jesse: what do you think that could become a judge? >> greg: i'm not ready to say. >> jesse: have you heard something -- >> jessica: like kamala harris running for reelection? >> jesse: no, something else, jessica. >> greg: because he is jewish and democrats hate jews, jessica. >> jessica: i told you how much we love speech when he seven. >> judge jeanine: this guy is phenomenal he may have stepped on himself in the past. >> greg: what about that whole story in philly about the woman -- >> judge jeanine: we don't know everything. >> greg: i have free speech. there was a woman that was declared a suicide when in fact it was a homicide. >> jessica: stab wounds -- >> judge jeanine: no, no, no. >> jessica: now she wants to talk. >> judge jeanine: i just have to -- >> jessica: no -- >> judge jeanine: at first they said it was a homicide, then she said it was a suicide,. they had to go to the highest court in the state of penns

. >> josh. >> josh. >> all right.o you think? >> what do you think? >> i don't know, go. go all out. go for something with rapping in it. really embarrass yourself. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> gangsta's paradise. there you go. >> great choice. >> great choice. >> i've actually done that in karaoke. what about that football one where john barnes had to do a. >> oh, that's a new order there. you go. >> i remember that was a great line. you blacked up and everything. anyway god, that didn't happen. >> i'm not justin trudeau. >> i'm not justin trudeau. >> let's move on to another dilemma. this has come in from jack.jack dilemma. this has come in from jack. jack says going to a wedding in france with my other half next week. the following day, she is off to some kind of post—wedding hen do, and i will be stuck with a load of blokes i've never met. should i try and crash the hen? do >> well, i know, but the sort of the rules, isn't it? >> you don't crush the hen. >> you don't crush the hen. >> do you think he should try some karao

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. >> and josh shapiro, josh shapiro, josh shapiro for vice president. now, we need you.orter: the vied owe is not a leaked announcement and the mayor was supporting the pennsylvania governor josh shapiro potential vice presidential candidacy and the campaign saying "we don't expect to have updates till the vice president announces who will be serving as her running mate and next vice president of the united states. harris is plan ago battleground state blitz with her vp next week with campaign events scheduled in pennsylvania, wisconsin, michigan, north carolina, georgia, arizona, and nevada. guys, back to you. rachel: thank you. meanwhile donald trump weighing in on the choice potentially it looks like. we don't know for sure of pennsylvania governor josh shapiro. he said there's some pluses and minuses for her. listen. >> i don't care. let them do whatever. they still want to have open boarders. if she picks shapiro, you'll lose the palestinian vote, and that's fine. everybody has their liables. i think if she picks shapiro, and loses middle palestinian base because th

so what is josh shapiro, do? he runs a little bit stronger in these white working class places, in places where donald trump does really well a little bit stronger, not tim walz has done the same thing in minnesota. this is one of the things your question does that transfer over that's one of the reasons that mitt romney pick paul ryan and they lost wisconsin. so let's be careful about this, right? let's, it doesn't always translate. but if you're thinking about going into those smaller communities, going on local television markets hit pennsylvania or michigan, or wisconsin. that's one of the reasons you debate shapiro and walls based on their past electoral history, have they run in places where trump has hurt the democratic party for both of them, the answer is yes. does that translate to a presidential race big question mark. >> alright, i heard some chuckling there in the background. bakari, you first no, i was just chuckling because what happens at both of those candidates only marginally improve your chanc

josh shapiro is a popular sitting governor. but again, that is no guarantee that those 19 electoral votes end up in kamala harris's column on election night, jim, and i don't know that this is a risky pick. it feels rather safe pick because in the sense that if the harris campaign saw a couple of weeks that they sparked something among democrats and got enthusiasm going and got a party that was far more engaged in this election than they had been when joe biden was atop the ticket, young people coming back some key constituencies, coming back. this pick is something that's trying to double down on that to keep that momentum going he has a lot of fans in the labor movement in the progressive movement, key constituencies inside the party that have been electrified in the last couple weeks will say this obviously given the fact that he has a democratic legislature in minnesota and trifecta, he passed a lot of progressive legislation that is going to come under scrutiny from republicans, no doubt as will he has management of the un

so what is josh shapiro, do? he runs a little bit stronger in these white working class places, in places where donald trump does really well a little bit stronger know tim walz has done and the same thing in minnesota. this is one of the things your question does that transfer over that's one of the reasons that mitt romney pick paul ryan and they lost wisconsin. so let's be careful about this, right? let's, it doesn't always translate. but if you're thinking about going into those smaller communities, going on local television markets into pennsylvania or michigan, or wisconsin, that's one of the reasons you debate shapiro and walls based on their past electoral history, have they run in places where trump has hurt the democratic party for both of them, the answer is yes. does that translate to a presidential race? big question mark. >> alright, i heard some chuckling there in the background. bakari, you first no, i was just chuckling because what happens if both of those candidates only marginally improve your

there are a lot of progressives who labeled him, josh shapiro as genocide josh. so that speaks to the split within the democratic party. it all came down to who she got along with better. mark kelly was third choice. walz hit it out of the park. just tell me to do something and i'll do if. >> lawrence: point me to u unambitious politician. >> steve: apparently he was super ambitious. >> ainsley: bottom line is people would like him better than her. >> steve: he told them, i've been governor for a while and never used a teleprompter and never used a teleprompter in public until yesterday when he did that speech and they were packed to the rafters and he did well. >> ainsley: i felt sorry for him temperature is politics, they are in the state of pennsylvania, 60 something percent approval rating. he is not selected and has to go on stage. lawrence, you said he got more applause when he was up there. >> brian: interrupted "the five" yesterday. there was a long pause, waiting for everything to die down. governor walz told kamala harris, i don't want to be president a

there was speculation it could be josh _ of weirdos.t could be josh shapiro _ of weirdos. there was speculation it could be josh shapiro from - could bejosh shapiro from pennsylvania which is one of the key battlegrounds and he is very popular there, so why do you think she would have decided not to go withjosh shapiro? it have decided not to go with josh shairo? , , ., , shapiro? it seems that they were the two finalists, — shapiro? it seems that they were the two finalists, maybe _ shapiro? it seems that they were the two finalists, maybe mark _ shapiro? it seems that they were the two finalists, maybe mark kelly - shapiro? it seems that they were the two finalists, maybe mark kelly of. two finalists, maybe mark kelly of arizona was the third, and they were brought in over the weekend for final interviews, but let's think about the calculation, josh shapiro and, mike kelly, they will work hard between now and election day to elect kamala harris —— josh shapiro and tim walz. so whether he's the vice president or not, he will put his mu

"i hear you" would have been josh shapiro. she chose "i ignore you."omeone who wants century cities, to enable illegal immigrants to get drivers licenses, at a time when the majority say we want a border wall, including 42% of latinos in an axios poll in april. at a time when the majority say that we want mass deportation. and you choose the guy he was giving out drivers licenses to illegal immigrants? this is a big middle finger to the american people. "i'm going to admit because i've got the media. i don't care what you say." that's the message she sent with tim walz. >> harris: there was this idea, bill, that maybe mark kelly wouldn't be recognizable enough. how recognizable is tim walz outside of his far left politics? >> bill: i think yesterday's introduction into philadelphia was a bio for both of them. she basically said we will give you a choice to vote. i think the phrase was "freedom to vote." we are going to give you the chance to love who you want to love and we are going to give you the option to choose one comes to abortion. that was abou

i thought that josh shapiro was going to be the appointed vp candidate. i think, you know, if, if we don't win pennsylvania, we don't win. so having pennsylvania in the pocket of the vice president is really important, as she makes her run. having said that, having just listened to josh shapiro, i've got to say, i think she got a twofer, she got josh shapiro, who obviously has incredible support in pennsylvania. he's going to be there fighting for her. and we have tim walz, who i served with for, oh, at least, i don't know, 8 or 10 years. and he brings some midwestern charm. and i know midwestern charm because i'm married to one and they are plain speaking, modest, and he has, a record that although they've tried to paint him as a progressive, he, he was a moderate in congress. in fact, he had an a minus rating with the nra, and i had an f rating with the nra. so you can tell that he has over the decades, been a moderate in many of his positions. so i mean, just that little snippet that you showed of him in his, hunting cap sitting on, a chair or couch, w

talk to me about josh shapiro.rprise, one of your senators, john fetterman, has been feuding with shapiro. so how do you have a vice presidential choice who is being attacked by one of his own home state senators? >> well, it's very good to be with you. thank you for inviting me, andrea. and god bless the people in the south who are struggling with this storm. i'm very excited. i'm sitting here in a local democratic campaign office. i'm not in a legislative space so i can talk politics with you and i'm very excited about the possibility of our own governor, josh shapiro, being the choice for vice president. i don't want my enthusiasm to get ahead of me because i believe it's entirely kamala harris' choice and the good news is we have such a talented bench. but man, oh, man. wouldn't josh shapiro be a terrific choice. i've known him for more than 20 years. i actually ran, andrea, i don't know if you know this, but i ran and filled his former state representative seat. the 153rd when he went own to government, attorn

we are standing by outside the homes of pennsylvania governor josh shapiro. minute so the governor tim walz, no movement inside all the cameras just shook a little bit there. what does that tell us? and a bike rider went by the home of tim walz. are those signs that have picked could be eminence. we'll have the very latest for you next the sirens are going off and the tornado here i'm thinking, i'm going to die. >> and i thought that was it. >> violent earth with liev schreiber back-to-back episodes saturday at nine on cnn hugs biggest sale of the summer is extended, save up to 25% on moving in storage until august 12. and cy pods is it's been trusted with over 6 million moves. they don't wait, use promo code big 25 to save visit hot.com today. >> i thought we had a plan for dad. he was set to go to the senior living community, wracked by my house. then a friend suggested i talked to a place for mom. they really opened my eyes. >> my advisor listened and understood his needs and showed us options that we're still nearby. but a better fit for dad now, he's in

josh shapiro might have more name recognition. he was seen as a frontrunner because pennsylvania's so critical to the election math. he's been part of a campaign that's led by progressives who disagree about the middle east, school vouchers and handling of a sexual harassment complaint against a former aide. do you think that weighed into her decision to go with walz instead? and do you see walz as a safer pick? >> so i'll say two things. when a candidate -- when the nominee for a party decides to vet someone, first of all the person has to say yes, they would like to be vetted because you never want to do a deep dive on someone's life if that's not what they're interested in, if they don't want the job. two, when you go through that vetting, it is very important that the process is private. you know, i heard president biden say all the time when he was a candidate that he never wants the process to deimage someone who is in fact not picked because that is unfair to them. and i think what is so bizarre, frankly, to me in these las

governor josh shapiro shot hoops in his driveway yesterday and enjoys teasing the press. he will be attending tonight's rally, will he be appearing as governor or as kamala harris' new vice president. the philly rally launches a blith blitz through seven b battleground states. j.d. vance will stop in philadelphia following harris all the way through north carolina this week on thursday. s this just coming through, j.d. vance says if harris does not choose josh shapiro, it is because of antisemitism in their own caucus, that is how that is playing out. >> ainsley: how sad is that. >> steve: quick question, sounds like the announcement will be done online, which is curious. and they are trying to raise money and say, if you would like to be among the first to know who it is, donate $20. you think whoever is arranging the live stream, the two could be together. >> it is fascinating. we got a text last night that said that, assign up and be first to know and once you assign up, there is a button to choose how you donate. it will be a last-minute decision. she has a team ready

josh is wonderful. we love josh. she actually had six or maybe more good choices. other candidates in there show a great bench in the democratic party as we go forward. certainly josh among them. the others as well. who cares what he thinks about her choice? he has enough trouble with his own choice for vice president. >> but there are house members who are very excited about tim walz. he was in the house for 12 years. he came in in 2006, the year you became speaker. some people are reporting that you had a lot to do with this. >> i knew them all. as i said, any name -- any one of them would have been great. >> was he your first choice? >> i didn't have a first choice. let me say this. tim walz came to the congress -- my daughter had him in one of her boot camps for that year that we had to take back the house for the democrats. we had a big victory. that class is a big class. again, we got -- took back the house for the american people, took the majority. they are so excited. that class is taking particular ownership of tim having events, zooms, all the rest. all

did you close your eyes and was josh shapiro barack obama and did tim walz get you off the couch?i did not think he was barack obama, but he was good. very good. i think this is a smart choice, a shrewd choice. >> some people have been saying safe. >> some people have been saying safe and i think that somehow sells it short because that implies inconsequential. he is a policy guy. free lunch for public school students. restorative voting rights. he got college in prison programs. you know when you think of all the things he has done and someone said this a couple weeks ago, for all of the things donald trump uses hate and fear to hammer home, there are policy solutions to this. when you look at tim walz is record you get the sense he is trying to use policy to address people's concerns. he has the ability to hit donald trump really hard and we have certainly seen this, but as claire mccaskill talked about earlier, you want to give him a hug. or he wants to give you a hug. to me that seems like empathy. it is that thing that joe biden brought to the table that a lot of folks even i

that was the one fact about walls that really stuck out to me as a contrast with josh shapiro. i mean, josh shapiro is a candidate who clearly is comfortable in i mean, we're seeing him here in philadelphia, but he is a suburban candidate, right? i mean, i grew up in the suburbs of philadelphia i recognize this man. i went to high school with a lot of people like this man. i do not come from a farm farming community, a gun-owning community. tim walz has a rural background, right? it's the dfl, it's got farm and labor in it in minnesota, right? the way the party is, it's progressive's. it's, it's a little bit different from the rest of the country and you can see in its very easy for them to clip on social media. he's they're you know, feeding calves he's got these, he's he's very natural in a different set of circumstances that are i think important for democrats to have some credibility in what democratic can you think of on a national level? who has that kind of? i, there's a better term for it, but i'm just going to say cultural literacy when it comes to the hunters and the

it should be josh shapiro.nk this is a hard choice he's a very talented politician he's extraordinarily popular, 65% job approval in the state she needs to win now, just for context, of course, chris christie has not endorsed donald trump nor well he, but he hasn't endorsed biden yet. right. and you have to wonder how much headlines we're seeing today might be influencing this choice for her to pick somebody who's got governing experience versus the senator somebody who has had to manage a budget you know, governor walz has said budget surpluses the last two years in his state josh shapiro, you've got headlines in israel that's a place where it's been some the criticism and opposition within his own party has been an issue there, but it's also something for some of those moderate voters that could be a strength his perception as a moderate on fiscal issues, his stance on fracking, i mean, today in the light of those headlines at the stock market, they could be looking at that as a positive for vice president ha

. >> but he's taking the same positions as kamala harris has, as josh shapiro has, as many democrats have. so i don't understand why that's an issue. >> trace: it's one of those big things. and you can jump in on it later. the fact that josh shapiro was really considered a top candidate, and it's almost as if they're saying, hey, she had to cave to the left, cave to the shar left, and out went shapiro, and in tim walz. >> it's true, there's no arguing that point whatsoever. and gofersz -- governor jos, activists saying, we're concerned about his relationship with israel, and it has to do with him being jewish. we have to call it out what test, and rule out the anti-semitism. >> but the reporting doesn't pan that out. >> no,, there were plenty of progressive activists out there -- [ speaking simultaneously ] >> when the reporting came out, what it said, in the meetings with the vetting team, he says he wants to run for future office, which was a turnoff to the harris team. >> i'm talking about through the weekend -- >> that's not why he wasn't selected. tim walz was selected because h