those are things that unite democrats, and the president needs to unite democrats right now because democrats are obviously very divided over these questions. we have coming into today, obviously, house democrats and senate democrats are going to gather for the first time in large closed door settings for the first time since that debate debacle that the president had. so it's going to be a fascinating day and week shaping up. and, you know, democrats are really going to be looking to the nato summit for some -- for some cues from the president and for some reassurances. host: when those conversations take place amongst those democrats, what's the control factor to make sure anything that is said within those circles doesn't come out to members of the press like you? guest: they can try but things come out. they're meeting offcampus. they're at the d.n.c. building and not letting members bring in their phones. and senate democrats are going to be meeting for their weekly caucus lunch around the day today. so we should get some -- some -- maybe some clarity, maybe some sense of, you know, wher

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with so many democrats _ united states. with so many democrats coming _ united states.ny - democrats coming out in support of kamala harris, what challenges do you think she could still face leading up to the convention and cementing that nomination? she said she wants to own it? she that nomination? she said she wants to own it?— wants to own it? she did. and as one donor _ wants to own it? she did. and as one donor said _ wants to own it? she did. and as one donor said that - wants to own it? she did. and as one donor said that was - as one donor said that was deliberate. she wants to show that it's not a coronation, that it's not a coronation, that it's not a coronation, thatitis that it's not a coronation, that it is something that she has earned and prepared for and she can take the mantle of not just because she is number two but because she is the best placed person to win in novemberfor the placed person to win in november for the party. placed person to win in novemberfor the party. i think that that is one of the reasons she said that. as far as challenges she

that our democratic party, to unite our. know, before i was elected as vice president, before i was elected as united states senator, i was the elected attorney general of california, and before that i was a courtroom prosecutor. in those roles i took on perpetrators of all kinds. laughter applause predators who abused women, fraudsters ripped off consumers, cheaters who broke the rules for their own gain. so hear me when i say, i know donald trump's type. cheering and in this campaign, i will proudly, i will proudly vice president kamala harris talking about former president donald trump and drawn on her prosecutor past with some of the lenglet she was using there. it has been quite an extraordinary to four hours. kamala harris that she intends to earn and win the democratic nomination, but how did she get to this point? our correspondent tom bateman has this profile. after three and a half years as vice president, kamala harris is now thrust into the spotlight. her years—long journey towards the top of the democratic ticke

i will do everything in my power to unite the democratic party and unite our nation, to defeat donald trump and his extreme -- >> i am really sorry but i have to leave. >> senator, we can let you go. thank you so much for being here. >> the last part of the statement is, we have 107 days until election day. together we will fight and together we will win. we want to thank senator chris thank you very much for being with us. symone sanders-townsend now. you know, being here the past few hours, we saw president biden immediately endorse, almost immediately endorse kamala harris. we have not seen harris stendor from leadership of democrats in congress, although, as craig is reporting, we are about to see it from congressman clyburn. we also did not see it from former president obama, although we saw it from both bill clinton and hillary clinton in the endorsement for harris. in my reading too much into this part first part of the statement, earn and win this nomination? could this be an indication that the democratic party does, the leadership does have a plan for something of a mini pri

so, as we can see, it seems democrats unite around kamela garis. candidacy was supported today by the leaders of the democrats in the senate. house of representatives, meaning she will almost certainly be trump's opponent in the november elections. how do you rate her candidacy? just for ukraine? is this a good sign? i think that's a good sign and i really think that she's emerging as the obvious candidate now because not only have the leaders supported it, but you've talked about it, a lot of money is going into his campaign, and she even has a majority of the delegates from the convention. , which should start on august 19 in chek. as for ukraine, it, again, you showed it in your news block, it absolutely systematically, constantly supported ukraine rhetorically and in fact, it was part of the policy of the joe biden administration, which was aimed at supporting ukraine and punishing russia for its aggression against of ukraine, so we definitely cannot expect any changes for the worse, i think that kamava harris will consistently embody and imple

i will do everything in my power to unite the democratic party and unite the nation to defeat donald trump. barack obama called joe biden a patriot of the highest order describing the decision is a testament to joe biden's love of country. praise from bill and hilary clinton for his extraordinary career of service while highlighting their worry about the threat portal -- posed by a second trump term. >> reporter: after a quarter century of political life his brand was underestimated. >> when you get knocked up -- down, you get back up. >> reporter: he tried to have a shot at a second term. >> i wasn't running again if i didn't believe with all my heart and soul i can do this job. >> reporter: that didn't quiet the pressure after the june debate performance. >> look. i finally beat medicare. >> reporter: an explosion and rupture followed and a discourse over the next few weeks. >> it's a new generation deal the country. >> the president isn't capable of delivering the message an effective way. >> i don't think you should stay. >> let's bring in our panel and a staff writer for the new

i will do everything in my power to unite our democratic party, to unite our nation and to win this election. >> the name has changed at the top of the ticket but the mission has not changed. i intend to campaign with her. i will be working like hell as the sitting president getting legislation passed as well as campaigning. >> let's get more from vonnie quinn, who has been covering this. where are we in terms of this nomination process? you talked to us yesterday about the road paris had toward the nomination. that seems to have been solidified. can we call her the presumptive nominee? vonnie: in fact yes we can. anything could happen before the dnc or during it. we know she won't formally accept the nomination until then, but according to the ap, she has passed the number of delegates you would need in order to get a majority at the democratic national convention, 1976. this happened in the last few hours when we saw texas, ohio and her home state of california come on board. we had others continue to endorse her throughout the day, including nancy pelosi. she will help connect ha

democrats, democrats, it's time to unite to defeat trump.hdrawal of the current president from the election race occurs for the first time since 1968, then lyndon johnson, by the way, also a representative of the democratic party, refused to participate in the elections. his popularity declined due to his decision to invade vietnam. johnson's replacement lost the election to republican richard nixon. the american media named several candidates to replace biden, but the democrats seem to have decided on a replacement. this became clear after the statement of chita clinton, extremely. zorom, as for haris, her republican intends to win. according to the latest sociological survey, carried out after the assassination attempt on donald trump, but even before biden left the presidential race, according to popular opinion. promised to announce in the near future what procedure will be used to nominate a new candidate for the democratic national committee. a few days ago, a major us bookmaker launched an online broadcast on the internet and began ac

the democratic party and to unite our nation to defeat donald trump. she's aware of that schism in the party. she knows that right now, but there is a bit of a political crisis. we've just ended one political crisis in the sort of parlor game, which is, is joe biden going to step aside? and we started yet another part of the game to washington, which is can cobble a do it, can she fix this, this sort of divide in the democratic party? and can she do it in a matter of less than 4 weeks when the democratic national convention will start? so the big question now is, can the party rally around harris and, and, and select her to be at the top of the ticket, or are they going to find somebody else? and the fact of the matter is we're going to what essentially is an open convention . these delegates have been spoken for to jo by them, but they don't have to automatically now go to harris. they should. and that really is sort of the way they've been pledge, but they don't have to. so there's going to be a lot of jocking. she says herself, she's going to have t

she's excited, energized and united democrats all across the country, and that will be reflected, in my view, in the vote of the delegates who have the ultimate power to determine who represents the democratic party at the top of the ticket. there's a process that's been set forth by the rules committee of the d.n.c. by which anyone can petition to secure enough delegate support to get their name placed into consideration to be the presidential nominee for the democratic party. that's an open and available process but vice president kamala harris because of the strength of her vision, her ideas, and her track record has all but cleared the field. not from the top down, but from the grassroots up. last question. reporter: i appreciate it. just to follow up on that, this is the topic in democratic circles. a lot of democrats, people really do feel the process is rigged from the inside potentially, that if you try to run, you can't get a pollster or a consultant and you are blacklisted, could you address the contention? mr. jeffries: i haven't heard that from anyone i'm privileged to re

democrats, it's time to unite to defeat trump. american media name several candidates to replace biden, the favorite is vice president kamala haris, who, of course, immediately picked up baton, i am honored to receive the president's endorsement and intend to seek the nomination. haris received support not only from biden, but also from the extremely influential clinton couple in the democratic party. we join millions of americans who thank president biden for all he has done, time after time, to stand for america. it's time to. life, and kamala haris was by his side every step of the way. over the past four years , she has supported biden's open border policies and environmental scams. which led to rising prices for housing products. president trump and i are ready to save america, no matter who leads the democrats. according to the latest opinion poll, harris was inferior to trump in popularity, but ahead of biden. a possible replacement in the democratic camp was no secret to the republicans; they began a campaign against kamal

the democratic party and unite our nation to defeat donald trump and his extreme project 2025 agenda. we have 107 days until election day together we will fight and together we will win. >>> for his part, trump texted this message to cbs news about harris being the front-runner saying quote, kamala harris owns the entire left wing policy record of joe biden. the only difference is she is more liberal and less competent person than joe, which is really saying something.. >> so with her in contention of becoming the most powerful person in the world we wanted to learn more of her roots. she has a long list of history first, first woman, african american and south asian woman to be elected vice president. only second african american woman ever elected to the u.s. senate. she also served as the district attorney for alameda and san francisco counties as well as the attorney general of california. with her deep history in the bay area we ask people in walnut creek about what they thought of her potential nomination. >> i am excited for kamala, sad for biden. i think he did a great job. h

democrats. it's time to unite to defeat trump. the american media are naming several candidates to replace biden. the favorite is vice president kamala haris. which, of course, immediately picked up the baton. i am honored to receive the president's support and am committed to seeking the nomination. haris received support not only from biden, but also from the extremely influential clinton couple in the democratic party. we join millions of americans who thank president biden for all he has done since time after time, speaking for america. the time has come to support kamala haris and give our all in the fight for her election, the future depends on it. however, kamala’s candidacy does not yet look like there is no alternative, because another pillar of the democratic party, former president barack obama, has not declared her support. we will be navigating uncharted waters ahead, but i have every confidence that our party's leaders will be able to create a process that will result in the selection of an outstanding candidate. i a

our democratic party, to unite our nation and to win this election. of you know, before i was elected as vice president, before i was elected as united states senator, i was elected attorney general of california and before that, i was a courtroom prosecutor. in those roles, to contributory list of all kind. —— perpetrators of all kind. —— perpetrators of all kind. -- perpetrators of all kind-— all kind. -- perpetrators of all kind.- predators. all kind. -- perpetrators of. all kind.- predators who all kind. go on! predators who abuse women. _ all kind. go on! predators who abuse women. fraudsters - all kind. go on! predators who abuse women. fraudsters who ripped off consumers. cheaters who broke the rules for their own gain. so hear me when i say, i know donald trump's type. say, i know donald trump's e, , say, i know donald trump's type-- and _ say, i know donald trump's type-- and in _ say, i know donald trump's type.- and in this - type. yes! and in this campaign. _ type. yes! and in this campaign. i- type. yes! and in this campaign, i will - typ

i will do everything in my power to unite the democratic party and united our nation to the seat. donald trump, uh, that's kind of how i was speaking virus statement just a few minutes ago. joe biden is already in those couple of harris and a tweet. he said my very 1st decision was the policy. nobody in 2020 was to pick trouble. harrison does bind vice president. it's being the best decision i made today. i want to offer my full support and endorsement for cabinet to be the nominee of our party this year. democrats, it's time to come together. a beat trump. let's do this. so let's close back over to our white house correspondent kimberly house get to joins us from washington dc . so a couple of hers speaks and she says, my intention is to add to win the nomination. she knows that he's not going to get all the silver plaza. kimberly yeah. and she's going to have to do some work very, really, the fact that brock obama in his statement has not come out with a clear endorsement for kala harris has really thrown the democratic party into a bit of chaos. because what we're heading now towards

her nomination would pose a serious threat to republicans because it could unite democrats and mobilizehe electorate, african americans. the former first lady can expect more. support than any other alternative figures. according to hill's publication , former secretary of state hillary clinton, who already once fought with trump for the presidency, is also ready to join the election race. according to polls , she is still popular among democrats. previously, she had received support mainly from middle-aged, older voters, latinos and african americans. the support of the female half of the country played a big role. in 2016 , clinton beat the republican candidate. donald trump's party is almost by 3 million popular votes, but received fewer electoral votes, as a result of which she was unable to achieve election to the presidency. the last candidate, as the american press writes, may be california governor gavin newson. he is 56 years old. newsom is one of the most popular and charismatic governors among democrats. by the way, he himself did not rule out the possibility of nominating hi

in the days and weeks ahead i, together with you, - will do everything in my power to unite our democraticarty, to unite our nation and to win this election. donations have been pouring into the democratic party and collectively they have raised over $100 million. harris still needs to win the nomination i do not next month. i've been speaking to thomas hayes on whether the reshuffling will change the scenario for investors.— change the scenario for investors. . ., ., ., ., investors. the advent of kamala harris to the _ investors. the advent of kamala harris to the picture _ investors. the advent of kamala harris to the picture speaks - investors. the advent of kamala harris to the picture speaks to l harris to the picture speaks to a probability that even if the democrats do not win the executive branch or the republicans win the executive branch it is no longer a foregone conclusion that it will be a sweep and what the market like whether you have a democratic president or a republican president is woodlock. they like to see checks and balances as kind of the culture of american politic

democratic party, unite our nation, and to win the election.s many of you know, before i was elected as vice president, before i was elected as united states senator, i was the elected attorney general of california before that was a courtroom prosecutor. i took on perpetrators of all kinds. applause and cheering creditors who abused women. _ applause and cheering creditors who abused women. fraudsters - who abused women. fraudsters are ripped off consumers. tutors that broke the rules for their own game. —— predators who abused women. so trust me when i say i know donald trump's type. and in this campaign i will proudly, proudly put my record against his. ~ u, proudly put my record against his. ~ ,, ., proudly put my record against his. ,, , proudly put my record against his. we can speak to amy daisy, former ceo _ his. we can speak to amy daisy, former ceo of _ his. we can speak to amy daisy, former ceo of the _ his. we can speak to amy daisy, former ceo of the democratic i former ceo of the democratic national committee. thank you for joinin

and for democrats to really unite behind the standard bearer. i think choosing somebody who can help motivate parts of the democratic coalition who have maybe been turned off by this entire process. i mean, don't forget there are many members of the democratic party who are frustrated by what they feel has happened to president biden over the last three weeks there's a need for urgency here, and i think this is a moment where a vice presidential pick who could potentially have more weight then other moments, just because there's so much focus on what happens to the party right now in a way that that intensity isn't always there when the vice presidential selection is critically important decision karen finney, this just jumped out at me, donald trump just posting on social media and let me read it for our viewers. >> i think the debate with whomever the radical left democrats choose should be held on fox news rather than very biased abc. is this a sign potentially he's afraid he doesn't want to debate kamala harris. >> well, he ought to be afrai

democratic party. >>> vice president kamala harris has begun contacting potential donors, saying sheends on winning the democratic nomination. harris is the highest-ranking woman ever in american politics. ed gordon has more on her rise. >> reporter: kamala harris burst onto the political scene. she broke barriers as the first black and south asian woman district attorney of san francisco and attorney general of california before entering national politics. >> we know this is the first open senate seat we've had in almost a quarter of a century. >> reporter: in 2016, she won a senate seat in california. and it didn't take long for her presence to be felt in washington. >> can you give plme a yes or n answer, please? >> it's not a short answer. >> either you are willing to do that or not. >> reporter: presidential buzz grew quickly. she made it official in 2019. >> i stand before you today to announce my candidacy for president of the united states. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: her record as a prosecutor in california at time was at odds with the direction of the party, and her

democrats. we have decided on a candidate for us president.amela haris received the required number of votes for approval. the official nomination will take place at the party congress at the end of august. the latest equipment for the children's hospital plans to modernize bama. mikhail mishustin is on a working trip to khabarovsk today, as the prime minister spoke about. in yakutia for 15 forest fires were extinguished in a day, another 11 are under special control. total fire area. is there a threat to populated areas? powerful explosions were heard in several regions of ukraine late last night. such messages came, in particular, from the city of shostka in the sumy region. a little later it became known that critical infrastructure facilities were damaged. strikes were recorded in the nikolaev region, it is said that they are working against it. air defense became aware of explosions in kherson, controlled by the kiev regime, and from odessa they report the consequences of the strikes that occurred a little earlier; the warehouses there we

democrats are moving forward to stronger and more united than ever before. in just the last 36 hours, i have seen a surge of enthusiasm from every corner of our party uniting behind vice president harris, and enthusiasm felt in every corner of the country, and it's contagious among democrats. the volunteers, the small contributions, they are just pouring in in ways even beyond our expectations. we all know vice president harris has a tremendous record to run on, and now begins the next chapter in our quest to make sure donald trump does not become president. today, with one voice, we speak about the dangers he presents to working families, to our country, and to our democracy. we see very clearly how nervous the republicans are about our new nominee. well, they haven't seen nothing yet. last night, vice president harris secured a majority of delegates. today in wisconsin and across america, we began our next chapter, and it will be our best yet. vice president harris will beat donald trump and become the next president of the united states of america. applau

house members, governors, mayors, people across the country, our democratic party is uniting around our nominee and we just announced we raised $81 million in 24 hours. [cheers and applause] so now i am incredibly honored to bring up the second gentleman to be able to mark a historic day with us today. with that, i would like to introduce second gentleman, doug emhoff. [cheers and applause] mr. emhoff: julie, thank you so much. i have known julie a long time, back to her dames -- back to her days of working in kamala's senate office. i cannot think of anyone better to be leading this campaign, so thank you so much, you are the best. [applause] i was just very emotional listening to president biden. i was emotional before i heard that because of who he is and what he represents. the dignity, the empathy. he has had my back personally, some of my toughest moments as second gentleman, one, leaving the career i loved. he came up to me and said, i know, kid, you are a great lawyer but what better way to leave that and support your wife's that you love so much on your -- support your wife tha

her challenge now is to unite. democrats to get a bay area woman at the top of the ticket. today. we're asking about potential running mates and how republicans are pivoting their political attacks will have that conversation in just a few minutes, but first today is a first alert weather day with excessive heat, jessica is tracking temperatures for us, jess. >>>over the weekend. we were near normal for our daytime highs, but now we're starting to see it. heat up a lot in our inland areas as a high pressure system moves its way closer to our california coastline. moving in from our inland areas now all throughout california, this afternoon, we're going to see triple digits from palm springs stretching up in the sacramento and we're getting our fair share of triple digit weather, to specifically over in the east bay livermore. concord in antioch this afternoon, all hitting triple digits there and excessive heat warning is in effect issued by the national weather service, and that last until wednesday was also dealing with a heat advisory for the rest of our inland areas anywhere fr

harris also added she will do everything in her power to unite the democratic power and to defeat donald trump and extreme project 2025 agenda. >>> let's bring in to the conversation now, dr. cortelli, professor at pepperdine university, and author of the motherland and me out this tuesday. and melanie campbell the chair of the ballot action fund. great to have both of you with us. you have traveled with the vice president to africa on air force two. you had a chance to see her up close and personal in terms of how she operates. what did you learn about her on that historic trip? >> well, i learned the vice president is so forward thinking. she is competent. she is cutting edge. and the trip to africa was so extraordinary that i didn't expect to write a book. i came back and looked through my notes. i knew it was my duty to tell the story and to take people on the journey. to help folks red about the candidate. and this trip was packed full of interesting moments and, you know, leaders on the ground. when we were in ghana, there were 8,000, mostly young people who came out to hear her sp

p from the center left united democratic decent policy. he believes this as new government has made significant steps in upholding the nation suffering take, or there was a lot of interference from friends and the u. s. if you like, even the intent of governance of the country because of the security of incident, they tend to also cotton because of the fact that especially in france was the former colonial mustang. and they felt at a point in time that they had to actually into fee. and the governance was specially both the the, the saw has states if you like, including asia. and what has been great in this instance is that they've been able to do certain times with themselves, from what i call a comprehensive web before precedent temperament, and that's fine to chunk it at the pots that will actually have a relationship with stakeholders around the country. around the world, right? the of the sister nations around the world, from in the position of mutual benefit at mutual respect and color just touched and all of the people involved here

democratic party. >> vice president harris made statements that she is on -- meanwhile, president biden has not yet made any on camera statement but said he would be addressing the nation later this week. live at the white house, i natalie brand, back to you. >> i just wanted to ask you, are many democrats in washington now breathing a sigh of relief? or joe biden supporters upset about the development? unfortunately , as you can tell, natalie can't hear the question and that, ladies and gentlemen, sometimes live television . let's get over to audra. >> thank you. natalie brian just mentioned, former president donald trump has been reacting on his social media site, truth social, making a number of post responding to biden's announcement. in one he said, quote, crooked joe biden is the worst resident by far in the history of our fit to serve from the very not beginning that the people around him lied to america about his complete and total mental, physical, and cognitive demise. donna lynne has been speaking with those who know president biden and vice president harris for decades. how

earlier i spoke with south african and paid from the center left united democratic movement party. the plot be on z quank, while he believes the new government in new jersey has made significant steps in opposing the country suffering to there was a lot of interference from friends and the u. s. if you like, given the intent of governance of the country because of the security of instant agents, it also coffee because of the fact that especially in france was the former colonial mustang. and they felt at a point in time that they had to actually into seeing the governments with special use of the the saw have states if you like, into the media. and what has been great in this instance is that they've been able to do sometimes with themselves, from what i call a comprehensive web before precedent temperament. and they're trying to track it at the pods that will actually have a relationship with stakeholders around the country around the world. right. that with of the sister nations around the world, from in the position of mutual benefit and mutual respect and color just touched and

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with this kind of a united democratic party, we are ready and eager to take on the republicans. whichever republican party they decide to send against us in november. 1976 will not be a year of politics as usual. it can be a year of inspiration and hope, and it will be a year of concern, of quiet and sober reassessment of our nation's character and purpose. a year when voters have already confounded the experts. and i guarantee you that it will be the year when we give the government of this country back to the people of this country. there is a new mood in america. we've been shaken by a tragic war abroad and by scandals and broken promises at home. our people are searching for new voices and new ideas and new leaders. although government has its limits and cannot solve all our problems, we americans reject the view that we must be reconciled to failure and mediocre or to an inferior quality of life. well, i believe that we can come through this time of trouble stronger than ever. like troops who've been in combat, we've been put under fire. we've been disciplined. and we've be

by them said he did it to unite the democratic party. he'd been undergoing pressure from high ranking party members to bile out due to concerns over his age and health, an official report from the white house. after ending his presidential campaign, joe biden faced the american public for the 1st time from the oval office on primetime tv. he explained why he was like of a race that he claimed just days ago. he could, when, you know, originally ex, has become clear to me. i need your 9 my party and that's critical and better. it was the terrible debate performance in atlanta 4 weeks ago that undermined his campaign. people in his party wondered if he was capable of winning. the poll said he would lose heavily. and well, donald trump watched on his plane. he want the republican candidate was not the answer i ran for president 4 years ago. because i believe in still doing that, the sole america or the state very nature of who we are with the state. and i still the case, as the president said, it was his job to hand over to a new generation to new voices and clearly endorsed his vice pres

democrats appear to be uniting behind vice president kamala harris all in for harris. i've known since 1991. she's smart. she's capable. dozens of influential democrats from the clintons. the congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez to michigan governor gretchen whitmer. >> pledging their support for the vp. but notably congressional democratic leaders, including former speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, stop short of the harris endorsement. we're going to have. >> and open orderly. >> democratic process senator richard blumenthal suggest the party will have an open primary to allow delegate to weigh in before formally nominating a candidate ahead of the democratic national convention next month. and then we will come together with an excitement and exuberance, even the joy in a statement here is balance to earn and win over support. so far no other democrats are challenging harris for the nomination, although independent senator joe mansion appears to be flirting with the idea legislative affairs expert kaci bergen says with the president behind her, harris has a huge

democratic voters, and what happened after the debate, well, this trend, you know, it disappoints a lot of people, it does not help people to be active, so that simply she can contribute... because then people will not come to the elections and will not vote, and this, that would be very bad, but the journalists of the new york times or cnn, or the economist, they should be aware of this , they are not the first day engaged in american politics, i think they have, frankly, for example, i have the position of journalists like thomas friedman, like david remnia, the editor-in-chief of the new yorker, like the position of many cnn anchors, it surprised me because, well, because ... you can not like biden , and biden really did a very bad debate, there can be no doubt about that, but we have to talk about not only that biden made a mistake there, that biden, biden said something, that something else, you have to discuss, what will be the consequences if biden withdraws from the election race what will be the consequences of what trump will win, well, for example, the published project o

with this kind of a united democratic party, we are ready and eager to take on the republicans. whichever republican party they decide to send against us in november. 1976 will not be a year of politics as usual. it can be a year of inspiration and hope, and it will be a year of concern, of quiet and sober reassessment of our nation's character and purpose. a year when voters have already confounded the experts. and i guarantee you that it will be the year when we give the government of this country back to the people of this country. there is a new mood in america. we've been shaken by a tragic war abroad and by scandals and broken promises at home. our people are searching for new voices and new ideas and new leaders. although government has its limits and cannot solve all our problems, we americans reject the view that we must be reconciled to failure and mediocre or to an inferior quality of life. well, i believe that we can come through this time of trouble stronger than ever. like troops who've been in combat, we've been put under fire. we've been disciplined. and we've be

democratic policy . he went on to say that americans have to choose between freedom and democracy and unity and division when they call us the ballots. in november. i believe, i reckon as president my leadership and the world i vision for america's future. of all married to the 2nd term. nothing. nothing can come in the way of saving our democracy. that includes personal ambition. so i've decided the best way for it is a past the tours from new generation as the best way to unite our nation. i know there is a time and a place for long years of experience and public life. there's also a time and a place for new voices. fresh voices. yes. younger voice that time of places now. now joy bite and also made a brief reference to israel's will and goals that let's take a listen. i'm going to keep working in the warren gosh. home, all the hostages, to rent peace and security to them, at least an end. this war also working around the clock to bring home america is based on just a tape all around the world. well, o

our democratic party to unite our nation. and to win this election, you know, as many of you know, before i was elected as vice president, before i was elected as united states, senator, i was the elective attorney general of mentioned the california and for the as a court room prosecute. and those wrote, i took on perpetrators of all kinds creditors who abused women fraudsters, who ripped off consumers, cheaters who broke the rules for their own gain. so here me when i say i know donald trump's type, and in this campaign i will proudly i will probably put my record against his black. honda has more now from washington dc. is there any possible speech indeed, laying out the templates of what is likely to become her campaign stands, what is likely to be repeated many times in the weeks ahead and clearly as well as just note that harris's self is convinced, such as now got more than half of the delegates necessary to get democratic party nomination, so it does appear that her positive securing that kind of the c a head is very

democrats. the actblue fundraising group says the harris campaign has raised more than $55 million from smaller donors since the announcement. it's the platform's biggest day of the election cycle, all of this intensifying over the last 24 hours. reports say president biden started firming up his exit plan on saturday night, but notified his team just one minute before sending the official message and then came the swift snowball of momentum towards kamala harris, earning a slew of key endorsements. tonight, abc seven news reporter ryan curry looks at the pattern of first that she could carry right into the oval office. it's a part of my friend kamala harris, her district attorney. >> this was years ago when the current vice president was starting her political career. she was the first woman to ever serve as district attorney in san francisco. >> well, i've always been a woman. i don't know what to tell you. >> now, the bay area native has a chance to become the first woman, first black woman,

the democratic party is energized and united. the in my entire life, although it kind of seems familiar, what the media's up to. with us to discuss is the host of the jason rantz show out in seattle, jason rantz. jason, great to see you. >> good to see you. guy kentucky all right. so the media's super excited about beyonce and the song, she got permission to use the song out on the stump. we got details about what sweatshirt she was wearing on sunday, what she had for dinner that night. it was pizza is, jason. very hard-hitting stuff. >> yeah. i can't wait to get more of this. i'd like to know what kind of shoes she wears, what hair care products she uses. i'd love to know all these really important details. i think this is what she meant by the passage of time and how there's great significance of the passage of time where you've got media coverage that says one thing for a long time until they get outed, and then they have to switch over and say something completely different just to save some face. they're very clearly going t

, so in the days and weeks ahead, i together with you will do everything in my power to unite our democratic party, to unite our nation, so in the next 106 days, we have work to do. nehirus threw her head into the ring after incomben president joe biden announced he would not run for second term amed concerns over his mental health fitness and a disaster debate performance. now according to a survey 45% of democrats say that their presidential candidate is more likely to beat former president donald trump. in other news, the venezuelan president once again taking a swipe at western media for their alleged attempt. to discredit the electoral process in his country. the us have tried to make us invisible a thousand times, now the operations are being run by the mainstream media for the hitman of lies. the efe agents in spain, the afp, the ap, cnn and several television stations also based here. maduro was addressing his supporters in a campaign rally in. western state of tachira, he accused the us, particularly of medaling in venezuela's internal affairs by using media propaganda against them.

in the days and weeks ahead, i, together with you, will do everything in my power to unite our democraticunite our nation, and to win the election. as many of you know, before i was elected as vice president, before i was elected as a united states senator, i was the elected attorney general of california, and before that was a courtroom prosecutor. in those roles, i took on perpetrators of all kinds. laughter, applause and cheering predators who abused women. fraudsters who ripped off consumers. cheaters who broke the rules for their own gain. 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. iamjoined by i am joined by frank glanced. good to have you on bbc news. i would like to get your take on the news we had from campaign headquarters talk about the need for unity but also discussing her record as a prosecutor. discussing her record as a prosecutor-— discussing her record as a rosecutor. , ., , , prosecutor. the phrase unity will be used _ prosecutor. the phrase unity will be used by _ prosecutor. the phr

so in the days and weeks ahead, i together with you will do everything in my power, to unite our democratic party, to unite our nation, so in the next 106 days, we have work to do. now harris threw her head into the ring after in common president, joe biden announced that he would not run for second term a met concerns over his mental health fitness. and a disastrous debate performance. now according to survey, 45% of democrats say that their presidential candidate is more likely to beat former president donald trump. okay, we'll wait and see if that happens and uh that brings to the end of this uh news cast from tehran. thank you for watching. israel as society is not used uh to protract it if you will wars that last let's say nine months private. spending amongst israelis has dropped significantly as well as overall private investments خب خوش آمدین این بچه که میبینی بچه بچه هم هست ازدواج که کردیم من به خانمم گفتم ببین من من دوست دارم از ایران برم بیرون یه جا دیگه زندگی کنم اون زمین قبلی فکری که نسبت به مجاهدین داشتم تو این تبلیغاتها من جوون بودم فکر می کردم که حالا دیگه الان اینا دیگه میر

so in the days and weeks ahead, i together with you, will do everything in my power to unite our democratic party, to unite our nation, so in the next 106 days, we have work to do. here is threw her head into the ring after encomben biden announced that he would not be running for second term, and admit concerns over his mental health fitness and a disastrous debate performance. according to survey, 45% of democrats say that their presidential candidate is more likely to beat former president donald trump. and that's all what we have for you uh for this hour. thank you for watching. crisis devastating wars, terrorism, the israeli lobby, crackdown, diplomacy. palestinian reconciliation deal. iran has come a long way to gain independence in the defense industry since the 1979 islamic revolution, its warships, speed boats, missiles and drones among many items in its r. have caught many countries in the world by surprise, but as military experts and top brass say, this is only a tiny fraction of iran's capabilities that have been unveiled so far. watch for the details in this documentary. there