lee harris , the start with you.is, the tory party, a lot of people think they're toast , i actually think they're toast, i actually one of the viewers said that there's so many of them going for it. in the end, it become divisive again, and they're still fighting like cats in a sack. >> yeah, i quite like the comment from the chap who said, don't really care at the moment. >> and i think there's an element of truth to that. i think they need to just be quiet for a little bit, sort themselves out. i appreciate they've got to do a leadership contest, but i think it is quite even though i'm not, i am a little bit bothered about who gets out , actually, because i gets out, actually, because i think it has a really important impact on what happens to the future of the conservatives and reform. especially reform, i think because if they get a kind of one nation centrist leader in, i think that would be brilliant for reform. i think if they get a right wing candidate in maybe priti patel or, i wouldn't say james cleverly,

he is meeting with both biden and harris tomorrow. separate lee.arris is at the top of the ticket and she needs to have a conversation with him solo. we know he's going to mar-a-lago on friday to speak with omicron. it could be either harris or trump in the white house next year. he's can want to have him on his side. assuming he is still leading israel at that point. a lot of crosscurrents domestically forgotten yahoo! as well when it comes to who should be leading the country and put an end to this war at some point. but definitely going to have a lot of conversations and shore up support with people who are not necessarily as close with him as biden has been. quick that was bloomberg's funny quinn in washington. let's check in on the end. plenty of action there. extending its rally right now. they get it straightened by 3% over the past four days. not the strongest we've seen since the ninth of april 2024. it was just at the start of this month that we were 1622. it was a four decade though. we are a long way from that now and continually streng

i spoke to a longtime bay area congresswoman, barbara lee, who says harris is ready. congresswoman barbara lee, thank you so much for being with us. let's just start with president biden had remained defiant that he would stay in the race up until today. was this the right move in your perspective today? you know, obviously, first of all, the president, listened. he did a lot of soul searching and he made this decision on his own. and we have to, take a moment. i think today, and say thank you to president biden because he did what was i know, a very difficult thing. he made a hard decision. but he did it on behalf of the country, on the behalf of saving our democracy. but also when you look at his, history, 40, some 50, some years of public service, what he has done over the years, and especially as vice president and now as president, delivering for ordinary folks, for working men and women, for low income people, for poor people, you know, for the middle class, when you look at capping insulin at $35, created 15 million new jobs, the boldest and largest climate pol

just stop oil spokesman adrian johnson goes head to head with political commentator lee harris next.is patrick christys tonight with me, ben leo, only on gb. this is patrick christys tonight with me, ben leo only on gb. news coming up will the government's decision to offer a 22% pay rise. whopping number to junior doctors come back to bite them. i'll thrash it out with one of those junior doctors who still isn't satisfied very shortly. but first, as they continue to cause chaos across britain, should the just stop oil protest group finally be banned, it's time for tonight's head to head. yes, and of course they were just stop oil were back in the headlines today after they attempted to bring gatwick airport to a standstill by blocking the departures lounge. so here we are. here's the pictures. despite locking themselves to suitcases, the seven activists failed to disrupt much at all after passengers simply stepped over them. that was before police moved in to arrest them. it follows, of course, repeated threats from just stop oil to disrupt british airports over the peak summer seas

of course, because it was a challenge of continuity, he had developed a big initiative around lee harrisughts on that. and ocean facing city. his successors have not picked up on the ideas but enough of these ideas are common to people who are getting to leadership positions at the subnational levels. i think we're going to see more activity. know if they have help, and this is where the bank is trying to create a base for providing this help, they have, for example, walked the track that justin lynn who was the chief economist here at the world bank coming from china has suggested to focus on the latent comparative advantage where they can look at volume chains and invest in the bank, is trying to encourage industrial clusters at subnational levels and is providing support to make that happen. in all of this infrastructure is critical, and even more importantly, if africa's play in international trade is to grow at the moment, representative of international trade, and this is where real growth takes place in trade. if those policies can provide opportunities for aggregating across boun

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lee s harris has obvious weaknesses and why are democrats so fervently supporting her?ok at what the media is willing to do to try and elect her? just a month ago, stuart, we were told that videos, raw footage of joe biden clearly showing cognitive decline, those were cheap fakes. anyone saying otherwise was a liar. and then we saw the debate where hysterologied to even walk on the stage and americans saw with their own eyes what the truth was that joe biden was slipping cognitively and not up to the teskying and democrats were the party elites and donors and set joe biden up with the early debate to take him out and strong arm him and bully him out of running for reelection and then they even stalled kamala harris with even getting a single vote in a primary or caucus. look at what the media is willing to do to protect and help the democrats to push propaganda and look at what the democrat party is willing to do. do you think that anything is beneath these people? stuart: no, i don't. think think this is their last great hope. they can't switch courses again. it's kama

she is ready. >> former board president latifah simon, running for barbara lee's seat, also weighed in. simon is a superdelegate to the democratic national convention, and worked with harris when she was ada here in san francisco. she says she saw firsthand how harris worked to create change. >> the first african-american woman to lead that office, the first top cop of the state of california, the reforms that we put into place, we are still clamoring to create a system that rehabilitates folks. listen, you name one district attorney in this country that has done a pinch of what kamala harris has done to reform a broken system , i'm waiting. >> in just the span of 10 days, we have the assassination attempt on former president trump, the republican national convention, and now, president biden passing the torch. joining us live now is dr. caroline heldman from occidental college, thank you for joining us this evening. what was your reaction to the announcement that biden will not be seeking re-election. can you give us some perspective on just how unusual this moment is? >> it was a sho

he has been losing patience with netanyahu too, but really, we just don't know fully lee, what harris thinks about israel, and that's part of why her husband, doug emhoff got on a call yesterday, zoom call with a bunch of jewish and other israel supporting democrats to make a surprise appearance and just try to reassure them. let's take a listen to what he had to say. >> let me just make this clear vice president harris has been and will be a strong supporter of israel as a secure, democratic, and jewish state. and she will always ensure that israel can defend itself period. that's who kamala harris is and so that's what we're hearing out of them as they try to make clear where that she is a strong supporter of israel. >> yet, when i asked her office whether kamala harris considers herself a zionist, which is a word that joe biden, as recently as two weeks ago said he is proud to call himself. i didn't get a direct yes or no answer. i got a long statement that talked about standing up for israel's right to exist and security, but also about the rights of the palestinian people. >> not

>> mj lee. thanks so much as former president trump's attack lines on vice president harris come into sharper view. cnn's kristen holmes lays out the road for trump's vice presidential pick j.d vance vice president kamala harris is hitting the campaign trail tonight, holding a rally in the critical battleground state of georgia seeking to keep the state joe biden flipped in 2020, blue in 2024. >> the harris campaign, also out with a new ad as they seek to educate voters on the vice president's record the one thing kamala harris has always been fearless as a prosecutor, focusing on her public service as california's attorney general. she went after the big banks, we believe in a future where every person has the opportunity but donald trump wants to take our country the backward, the ad is part of a $50 million blitz ahead of next month's democratic convention, green wild former president donald trump's campaign is up with their own ads today, zeroing in on harris's record on immigration under ha

in a few moments time, we'll be going head to head in the clash with political commentator lee harrisntator joana jarjue right. coming up. nana nigel. well today i'm gonna be chatting about slave play. do you remember that one blackout nights after actor kit harington defended it, says it doesn't discriminate against white people, then for my outside guest this week, i'm joined by the founder of patients lives matter, jay patel, whose son balram died at the age of 30. jay

back in april when vice president harris was still president biden's running mate, nbc and trymaine leeveled with her during an economic opportunity tour. and discussed the administration's efforts to reach and uplift black men and black families, take a look. >> as we get closer to the election, one thing is for certain, these candidates will do their best to shore up their base of voters while also expanding the voters on the fence and that means a whole bunch of black men. this year i caught up with kamala harris on her tour to talk about meeting black men where they are. >> the black family can't move unless the black family isn't whole. >> the data is clear, let's just step back for a moment, the data is clear, black man have not benefited proportionate to other populations in terms of economic opportunity and economic health much less wealth creation. so we just have to be honest about that and again, this is not to the exclusion of anyone else. we are doing a lot of work across demographics but let's recognize the facts. >> i've been all across the country talking with black men

as ktvu political reporter greg lee reports tonight, harris said she is ready to earn the nomination and win in november. >> i have full faith that this team is the team will be the reason we win in november, vice president kamala harris greeted her campaign staff at the newly branded harris for president headquarters the day after dropping his reelection bid and while still recovering from covid, president biden called into the meeting, reiterating his endorsement. >> i want to say to the team, embrace her. she's the best. i want to call today to thank everybody, everybody in this effort. i know yesterday's news was surprising and it was hard for you to hear, but it was the right thing to do. >> so in the next 106 days, we have work to do. we have doors to knock on. we have people to talk to. we have phone calls to make, and we have an election to win. >> harris praised biden, touted her record and slammed donald trump. but before she can face the former president, harris must earn the support of a majority of democratic delegates to cement her place atop the ballot. she's been back

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. >> reporter: congresswoman barbara lee is also a big harris supporter, but she, too, believes biden gives the party their best shot to win. >> the only proven option we have that has beat donald trump and has delivered for the american people is the biden/harris ticket. i believe this president will move forward and be able to win. >> reporter: fitzgerald disagrees. he says biden lacks the energy and charisma to win over undecided voters and moderate republicans like him. >> this is america. we can do a lot better in terms of our choices in both parties. >> reporter: political experts say with a november election being four months away any kind of change to the democratic nomination would have to happen very fast. >>> our other top story, the heatwave is still gripping the bay area. you thought it was bad so far, well, the worst of this high temperature is still to come. let's get straight to meteorologist darren peck to find out where we'll see the worst of it, probably east bay? >> you got it. the same place we've been focusing on for this entire heatwave. a little perspective, le

cardi b to jamie lee curtis are supporting kamala harris.from -- the bargo is lifted and here we go. i had to read it correctly. >> carley: good job. >> cheryl: -- threatened to withhold funding if biden stayed, she is resuming donation and told "new york times" she is backing harris and says i am supporting her with all of my heart. this massive hall of money and i'm following the money, between campaign, democratic national committee and joint fundraising committee, that 24-hour record is on kamala harris. >> todd: i guess we know why disney has gone woke, if disney is writing checks to the woke kamala harris. always a pleasure, have fun. bring in trump campaign senior advisor danielle alvarez. the spigget has been turned on. over the last 36 hours, the kamala honeymoon period is well underway. how does trump campaign combat that? what policy positions of kamala harris do you want to point out tos have surrogates when they go on tv attack? >> well, let's be candid, kamala harris owns the same harris-biden record of last 3-1/2 years, record

lee for commonly harris to sort of articulate a defined position on this issue. >> look, i mean, she is still the vice president of the united states, so there are limits to what she can sort of deviate from the president. there's one foreign policy at a time, but this will be the first indication. the first test for her to see how far she can no. and she already has really i mean, when she has been speaking out much more forcefully about the need for a ceasefire, but also, i'm struck by what she brings to this. she does not have a lifelong relationship with benjamin netanyahu. she comes at this from a fresh perspective of fresh set of eyes, if you will. so i think on the margins, maybe stylistically and perhaps rhetorically, there'll be some differences, but again, she's not setting policies. she has to win the election before that, but so interesting if they're having two separate meetings now, she has been alongside president biden during many of the phone calls he's had over these last many months since october over seven. so she's not coming at this today for the first time by a

congresswoman barbara lee is also a big harris supporter., believes biden gives the party their best shot to win. the only proven option we have that has beaten donald trump and that has delivered for the american people is the biden harris. ticket. yeah. for 1. believe that this president will move forward and he will be able to win. disagrees he says biden lacks the energy and charisma to win over undecided voters and moderate republicans like him. this is america we can do a lot better in terms of our choices. in both parties, political experts say. with the november election being just 4 months away, any kind of change to the democratic nomination would have to happen very fast. >liz>and joining me now live is sonoma state political science professor david mcewan. thanks so much for being with us, sir. >live>well, happy. happy. almost i guess convention >liz>day. i know. to all of all those who celebrate next week. all right, let's get into it. the calls for biden to step aside seems to be growing louder. every day. even nancy pelosi, 1

congresswoman lee jointly now. so i just, i was just tell you during the break, 70 friends who were texting me and so excited and so enthusiastic. you have known her for 20 years. she is a friend, you worked closely with her. what is it like watching a response to her and what it has been over the last couple days? >> how nice it is to speak with you, first. >> great to have you here. i have known her for decades, more than 20 years and i'm telling you she is who she is. and people see her and understand her for her values, but also how she connects with people and i am so excited because she has run for public office before. we forget she was, course, the attorney general from california. i supported her then and a lot of people do not believe she could win. she won. she ran for the united states senate, some believe she cannot win. she won and she has a record at the united states senate. also she is ready. she is prepared. she is experienced. she knows what she is doing i have been with her on the world stage sh

harry lee, hero of the revolution. and he will be really the one that's the true militar this expedition. george washington will lead troops into the west himself, has a bad back, so he rides in a carriage. and of course, alexander hamilton is right there at his side. but he has this belief that if he got to the city of bedford, pennsylvania, and bedford was still loyal to the united states, the rebellion was probably and he was correct. bedford had a federal washington was welcome as a hero. the whiskey rebels denounced and it seemed like this was a uniquely western phenomenon. so here is president washington in bedford leading the troops overseeing the troops aside from only a few instances the revolution 13,000 men was one of the largest forces george washington had ever led in the field of battle. one of the reasons we don't talk a lot about the whiskey rebellion or have a good sense of it, is because there was no great showdown as a result when those 13,000 men barreled down into the region of pittsburg. the leade

harry lee, hero of the revolution. and he will be really the one that's the true military of this expedition. george washington will lead troops into the west himself, has a bad back, so he rides in a carriage. and of course, alexander hamilton is right there at his side. but he has this belief that if he got to the city of bedford, pennsylvania, and bedford was still loyal to the united states, the rebellion was probably and he was correct. bedford had a federal washington was welcome as a hero. the whiskey rebels denounced and it seemed like this was a uniquely western phenomenon. so here is president washington in bedford leading the troops overseeing the troops aside from only a few instances the revolution 13,000 men was one of the largest forces george washington had ever led in the field of battle. one of the reasons we don't talk a lot about the whiskey rebellion or have a good sense of it, is because there was no great showdown as a result when those 13,000 men barreled down into the region of pittsburg. the l

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, vice president kamala harris, releasing a new statement describing jackson lee as quote, a tenacious advocate for justice and a tireless fighter for the people of houston and the people of america. >> here was jackson lee back in 2005 after speaking with survivors sheltering from the devastation of the category five hurricane katrina what we see here is the greatness of human spirit, but also human devastation. people who have experienced such trauma that it is unspeakable. when i stopped and listened to the stories of holding one month old babies above your head so they could survive of amputees who couldn't get out of destruction and devastation inside by the superdome. we are grateful that they're here blake, congresswoman was also a proud fan of the houston astros. >> she went onto the house floor to congratulate them for their first world series victory back in 2017. >> let me thank the houston astros for taking a harvey warren community to the highest length we have never won the world series and the la dodgers were a very fine competitor let me thank all of them for the great

, vice president kamala harris released a new statement describing jackson lee as quote, a tenacious advocate for justice and a tireless fighter for the people of houston and the people of america. >> here was jackson lee back in 2005 after speaking with survivors, sheltering from the devastation of the category five hurricane katrina what we see here is the greatness of human spirit. >> but also human devastation. people who have experienced such trauma that it is unsealed speak able when i stopped and listened to the stories of holding one month old babies above your head so they can survive of amputees who couldn't get out of destruction and devastation inside the superdome. we are grateful that they're here the lake congresswoman was also a proud fan of the houston astros. >> she went onto the house floor to congratulate them for their first world series victory back in 2017. >> let me thank the houston astros for taking a harvey warn community to the highest length we have never won the world series. and the la dodgers were a very fine competitor let me thank all of them for the

sheila jackson lee.of now, harris has no plans to visit the texas-mexico border. this morning the trump campaign is unveiling a new ad hitting harris on immigration. it is trump's major ad attacking his new rival. guys, back to you. >> steve: madeleine, thank you very much. i just watched the new trump ad. it's very powerful. they are doing $12 million ad buy in all of the swing states. the tagline is essentially what they do is they talk about kamala harris and the border. and they say she is weak. she is a distracted leader who did not protect us from drug trafficking, migrant crossings, or terrorism. and the tagline is kamala harris failed, weak, dangerously liberal. so that's going to be the tagline for her from trump. she is drul dangerously liberal. >> ainsley: listen to the soundbites. >> steve: what took so long. >> ainsley: first campaign ad against her she has been in the race for a week. >> steve: first general election. >> brian: think how much money put out to campaign against joe biden and

greg lee, thank you. >> well, the biden harris campaign did issue the following statement in response to former president trump's speech this evening, saying in part tonight, donald trump rambled on for well over an hour in project 2025. even once he failed to mention how he had inflicted pain and cruelty on the women of america by overturning roe v wade. he failed to mention his plan to take over the civil service and to pardon the january 6th insurrectionists. he sought to find problems with america, not to provide solutions. >> ktvu political analyst brian sobel says he would not be surprised if president biden drops from the race in the coming days. >> it is probable that in the next few days, the president will make a decision, the part of it being, that he would essentially throw his support. kamala harris is less clear at this hour, so we will see. but i think we are very close to a decision by the president that he'll walk away. >> a poll released today by the ap-norc center for public affairs research reports about 6 in 10 democrats believe vice president kamala harris would

according to cbp data committee taxer three and a half years of biden harris administration, ill leengs of immigrants from the northern trifoliate angle are up 140% over trump's years. 4.3 million recorded under biden harris to trump's 1.8 million and that doesn't begin to capture the unimaginable loss suffered by americans like rachel moren's mother. >> vice president harris was supposed to go to central america and find out what the roll cause was for the immigration. and deal with it there. it was 8.7 million illegal immigrants coming into our country. if it was any other country, it would have been considered an invasion. reporter: not on democrats are on board with the re-branding of harris and the border czar debate and six of the democrats are joining republicans and passing a resolution condemning harris as a failed border czar. and republicans are questioning two, larry, whether harris' role was limited to root causes and why didn't she once made or speak with the current border patrol chiefs that are most familiar with the push factors and drive migration from that area. wh

kamala harris.n less than two days. after the president withdrew from this race, more than a dozen states held meetings to swing their delegates to the vp. whose candidacy also hauled in $81 million in the first 24 hours. according to her campaign, that was the largest single day hall in presidential history. first day on the trail harris made a trip to wilmington to meet the team that she had now leads biden calling in to give his former crew new orders. >> let me be real clear, we're still fighting in this fight together. i'm not going anywhere. i want you to know i have always -- you have always had my back. and i promise you i will always have your back. and i'm anxious for you all to hear from kamala. >> so the president will return to the white house today after recovering from covid. harris is heading to wisconsin for her first day on the campaign trail. her campaign says vice president harris' visit will highlight the choice facing wisconsinitis between donald trump, the convicted felon driv

let's go to cnn's mj lee, because mj vice president kamala harris made a speech yesterday after her netanyahu meeting. and it seemed to stir things up a bit. this had to do with an israeli official traveling if netanyahu telling israeli media that they believe that her comments might have hurt the potential for a deal for a ceasefire and hostage released by hamas help us understand how the vice president is now responding yeah, boris definitely stir things up and remember, it's not typical for the vice president to make separate remarks after a bilateral meeting like that. >> and when you listened to those remarks yesterday, they were some of the most forceful comments about the war that we have seen thus far coming out of the white house. she said that she he told the prime minister that she had serious concerns about the civilian casualties, the humanitarian suffering in gaza. she said, we cannot look away. i will not be silent and that prompted israeli officials, including one, as you said, that was traveling with the prime minister saying that those comments could could end up being inter

we're also told by sources, according to cnn's mj lee, that vice president harris was not notified about that decision, that final decision from the president until today, we are told the president biden consulted his family, his top advisers by phone from his delaware home. that's where he's been recovering from covid for the last several days. and this is a decision that he kept very private only notifying his senior white house aides and staff from the campaign. moments before human public with this unprecedented announcement that announcement wolf read in part and i'm quoting the president now, while it may have been my intention to seek reelection, i believe it is in the best interest of my party and country for me to stand down and to focus solely on fulfilling my duties as president for the remainder of the term i've got a team of correspondents here with us wolf, but let's start with you in washington all right. >> kaitlan, we got a lot going on right now. i want to bring in our senior white house correspondent, mj lee. she's joining us from the whitehouse right now. i know you'r

vice president harris, clearly the front runner here.g. >> yeah, mike, the vice president definitely has a leg up with the money. and this political machine already working for her. and today we've seen major names in the democratic party line up in support of her. but we're also seeing some key names like nancy pelosi, chuck schumer and hakeem jeffries staying mum on the topic. certainly in the bay area, california, we know kamala harris and her record, but if she wins the nomination, the question is how does she appeal to voters in those swing states? those rust belt states? here's what one expert said republicans define her as a california out of touch progressive. >> that's not going to be very appealing to voters in these states. now, again, the democrats have just as much of an opportunity to define her as somebody who's a generational change and potentially somebody who gives them an alternative to vote for. we're just going to see who gets to that spot first. and i think that will ultimately determine success or failure as we've

it is now harris hq cnn's mj lee is at the white house. mj so much news, so much reporting that you and our team have done. >> what is the latest about where things stand with her and her efforts just in the last not even 24 hours to sew up the nomination in warp speed yeah. i mean, dana, this event is typically as a political, a white house event would get this is a celebration of the ncaa doublet champions at the white house. but politics of course, looms so large given the events of the last 24 hours hours the vice president wasn't even supposed to be leading this event typically, it would be the president who would give remarks at the top. but of course he has been secluded in rehoboth as he is recovering from covid. i think the remarks that you just played from her right at the top really gave us a little bit of a preview of how she might handle the coming weeks as she really gets out there on the campaign trail. we heard her sort of paying tribute to the president, thanking him for everything he has accomplished in the last three-and

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vice president kamala harris is scheduled to attend a celebration of life service for jackson lee onhursday. the 74 year old congresswoman died earlier this month after battling pancreatic cancer. southern california congressman adam schiff was here in the bay area today, stumping for votes in the race for u.s. senate. schiff, who spent part of his childhood here in the bay area, is running against former baseball star steve garvey. schiff held a meet and greet with asian american leaders at the oakland asian cultural center today, calling on the justice department to combat hate crimes against the asian community. >> now to the middle east, where a deadly rocket attack in israeli controlled golan heights this weekend has sparked fear of a wider conflict. golan heights shares a border with both jordan and lebanon, as fox's trey yingst reports, the attack killed 12 children on a soccer field. >> the region now bracing for the israeli response to that deadly rocket attack in the golan heights. earlier today, we spoke with one family who lost a little 11 year old girl. the cousin of 11

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ktvu political reporter greg lee joins us now. and that was quite a poignant meeting today that they had president biden also called in. yeah. >> he called in and told the staff he's not going anywhere, and that he believes it was the right decision to drop out. during her speech to staff, vice president harris spoke about her experience as a prosecutor and why she believes she's best to make the case against donald trump a likely preview of her campaign messaging. if she's the nominee. >> i have full faith that this team is the team will be the reason we win. >> in november, vice president kamala harris greeted her campaign staff at the newly branded harris for president headquarters the day after dropping his reelection bid. and while still recovering from covid, president biden called into the meeting, reiterating his endorsement. >> i want to say to the team, embrace her. she's the best. i want to call today to thank everybody, everybody in this effort. i know yesterday's news was surprising and it was hard for you to hear, bu

, lee donors, ali connections, but also of the party faithful. and that's one reason you see barack obama talking about an open convention. it will be a closet. i open convention, but she will be the de facto nominee in the next 2 weeks. and then by the time democrats actually convene in chicago, this is per race to lose at this point in the next 40 hours and this week as well. >> i notice not all democrats are jumping in right david nancy pelosi, chuck schumer apparently don't want what they refer to as a coronation. they'd like this to be more competitive. but is that going make any difference now? well, it's a process. and what you're what you're not seeing this, the iceberg and everything that's going on under the surface, what's going on under the surface is such schumer. nancy pelosi have been absolutely critical. >> hakeem jeffries, a and others. you did see, i think any cleanup of something that's going on in the service today and that's the clintons came out and kamala harris. they've been no word the last couple of weeks while this has

representative barbara lee also sharing the same sentiments.e on, she's a prosecutor and the republican nominee is a convicted felon. we still have a lot of work to do, and she's prepared to just carry that baton forward. so there's no one as prepared as she is. no one is experienced and no one who can step up on day one, and hit the ground running. now, analysts are saying republicans are now looking at new strategies given this game changer of an announcement that was made over the weekend. now, vice president harris saw a bump in financial support very quickly after after the endorsement from president biden. cnbc is now reporting close to $50 million of a financial boost for the vice president. will watch and wait. has the. the week continues as the days continue to show how this will continue to roll out in san francisco, ginger conejero saab today in the bay. it'll certainly be eventful. thanks so much, ginger, and for updates on the presidential race, make sure to download our free nbc bay area app. you can get updates and stream us wher

representative barbara lee also sharing the same sentiments. come on, she's a prosecutor and the republican nominee is a convicted felon. we still have a lot of work to do, and she's prepared to just carry that baton forward. so there's no one as prepared as she is. no one is experienced and no one who can step up on day one, and hit the ground running. well, speaking of hitting the ground running, those local leaders here in san francisco that are going to support the host that rally and support the vice president, that kicks off at 9:00 this morning. we will be there. we'll bring you updates both on air and online at nbc bay area .com. a lot of eyes watching as the days show or as we watch really closely what the days will show marcus back to you. all right. yeah. a lot of people will be watching. all right, ginger, thank you. one of california's leading democrats already applauding the weekend shake up. house lawmaker adam schiff was among the first lawmakers calling for president biden to end his reelection bid. he tells today it was really

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is the second coming of jesus lee are less than a week into her ascension as party presidential nomineee sugar high is fully underway in breaking tonight democrats finalized a plan to nominate harris before the convention to prevent any debate or competition and meanwhile this state media mob or gushing over harris scrubbing her radical record in claim the borders are was never really the borders are just yesterday the supposedly nonpartisan go of track deleted this very important report a report that ranked her as the most left-wing senator in 2019. she was left of bernie sanders a socialist from vermont but tonight it's easy to cut through the all the clutter and the lies and propaganda in between plenty of weird and nervous giggling from kamala harris she has a radical and extreme record in these beliefs a lot of them are on camera and tonight we continue to do the job of the media mob and bring you kamala harris in her own words as we begin with her 2019 senate voting record that was to the left of bernie sanders take a look. >> you are considered the most liberal united states sena

summer lee said she would endorse kamala harris as a presidential candidate.t given what is happening right now in palestine, gaza, talk about the massive criticism of president biden. and you were part of that. >> i am part of that. amy: and yet you're continuing to support him. >> i think the biden administration has been a moral failure on gaza. i think we all agree what is happening is a genocide. i also believe he is complicit in this genocide and this will be a stain on his legacy. with that said, trump will be even worse on palestine and every other issue. i what remind people at the debate because i watched it because i'm a masochist, trump use the word "palestinian close what is a pejorative. when trump was asked -- amy: schumer. >> antisemitic. and at the debate when asked about the two states, he planted it. i want people to remember netanyahu and ben-gvir want trump to win. behind closed doors, asleep at 8:00 p.m., so did george w. bush and reagan. trump is courting money that has pledged to give $100 million provided that they can't annex the west

, a woman that came up under the legacy of sheila jack sob lee and a woman that was a prosecutor andn the sharp edge of this administration when it comes to the foreign policy in africa and fighting for maternal health and fighting for women's rights. so i think the problem the democratic party has in this moment is they're saying they want joe biden off the ticket, donors and members of congress not saying who they want to be the replacement. griff: donors are saying no more dough till no more joe. >> but they'll continue to be in the melee till they say what they want. griff: following up on that, you raise a great point we now see nancy pelosi appears to be signaling her support for open convention should biden choose to step aside. what about that argument say that it's essentially democrats saying that, look, the democratic voters elected a primary, joe biden, and now it's football games going to be -- it's not going to be him, it should be open again. >> 14 million voted for joe biden in the past primary and vice president kamala harris and think about the backbone of the democ

and let's go now to cnn's mj lee. mj. let's talk about vice president harris while meeting with former president trump at mar-a-lago is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu questioned her remarks on how israel is conducting the war against hamas. it's a notion that her team is clarifying what more can you tell us yeah. >> i mean, this all goes back to yesterday when notably we saw the president and vice president it didn't meeting separately with the israeli prime minister and then the vice president insisted on giving solo remarks afterwards, which is definitely not typical and they happen and to be some of the most forceful comments about the israel hamas war. and kurtas criticism of israel's conduct of the war that we've seen so far coming out of the white house. she said that she had expressed serious concerns to the prime minister about how he was waging this war. she said, we cannot look away from the tragedies, the civilian suffering, and the humanitarian crisis. she said, i will not be silent but clearly this

is the second coming of jesus lee are less than a week into her ascension as party presidential nomineethe sugar high is fully underway in breaking tonight democrats finalized a plan to nominate harris before the convention to prevent any debate or competition and meanwhile this state media mob or gushing over harris scrubbing her radical record in claim the borders are was never really the borders are just yesterday the supposedly nonpartisan go of track deleted this very important report a report that ranked her as the most left-wing senator in 2019. she was left of bernie sanders a socialist from vermont but tonight it's easy to cut through the all the clutter and the lies and propaganda in between plenty of weird and nervous giggling from kamala harris she has a radical and extreme record in these beliefs a lot of them are on camera and tonight we continue to do the job of the media mob and bring you kamala harris in her own words as we begin with her 2019 senate voting record that was to the left of bernie sanders take a look. >> you are considered the most liberal united states se

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