the, the, it's time for us to do the right thing, and that is to elect tomlin harris. as the next president of the united states of america, us democrats officially confront him come of the house, is the presidential candidates of the parties national convention in chicago. the more about this, and this is a life from joe hop, also coming up the protests outside these very

counselors in chicago and solidarity with palestinians demonstrate is that demanding an end to the war. us secretary state on sunday banking says the us rejects a long time, is really occupation of gaza, the wraps up another trip to the region to push for the cx 5. you know, the world health organization tries to reassure the public experience grow about the rising number of influx cases. the democratic government delegates have officially named capital. however, assigned to 10 involves the parties normally use for november's election. in a ceremonial roll call, i am thrilled to reaffirm pamela harris as the democratic nominee for president, delegates from all 50 states cost their votes, one day to the democratic national convention in chicago. campbell, a harris will officially accept the presidential nomination during his speech on

thursday. i'm going to take you to that convention center in chicago at the moment . former 1st lady michelle obama has been speaking ahead of speech since can be made by her husband, the former president of the united states bought obama. let's listen. but it is now my honor to enter somebody who knows a lot about who someone who has spent his life strengthening our democracy. and let me tell you as someone who lives with him, he wakes up every day every day and thinks about what's best for this country. please welcome america's 44th president and the love of my life. the

. 2 to do, but on the side of the ready to go even even though i'm the only person stupid, not to speak after michelle about the ceiling. this convention is always been

really good to kids with funny names who believe in a country where everything is possible. because we're able to, to, to someone who spends her entire life, trying to give people the same chances america day. so i'm going to freeze you and hear you and will get up every single day and fight for you. the next president of the united states of america hallmark, the it's been 16 years since i had the honor of accepting this party is nomination for president. i know that's hard to believe because

i have not is a bit but it's true. and looking back, i can say without question that my 1st big decision as your now many turned out to be one of my best. and i was asking joe biden to serve y. my saw the me all the same time. and i was good joe and i come from different backgrounds when we became brothers. and as we work together for a sometimes pretty tough years. what i came to admire most about joe wasn't just the smarts, his experience. it was his empathy and his decency.

and his hard earned resilience, his unshakable belief that everyone in this country deserves a fair shot at all with the needs full use. those are the values america has needed most of the time when millions of our fellow citizens were sick and die. we needed leader with the character put politics aside and do what was right at a time what our economy was really we needed a leader with the determination to drive what would become the world strongest recovery. 15000000 jobs, higher wages, lower health care costs. at a time when the other party turned into a case of personality,

we needed a leader who was fed and brought people together and was selfless enough to do the rear or is thing there is in politics of putting his own ambition. aside for the sake of the country, the will remember jo, bottom, outstanding president who defended democracy at the moment of great danger. and i am proud to tell him my president what i'm even proud to call it. my friend the

the torch has been pens. now it is up to all of us to fight for the american. we believe i make no mistake, it will be a fine role. the incredible energy we've been able to generate over the last few weeks for all the well is in the means. this will still be a tight race in a closely divided country a country where too many americans are still strong, where a lot of americans don't believe government can help. and as we gather here tonight, the people will decide the selection are asking a very simple question to fight for me. who's

thinking about the future about my children's future, about our future to get it one thing is for certain donald trump is not losing sleep over that question. a there's a 78 year old billionaire who has not stopped writing about his problems since he wrote down his name that's later 9 years ago. it's been a consequence stream of upgrades and grievances that that's actually been getting worse now. there is afraid of losing become a very good child. there's nickname, the crazy conspiracy theories. this weird obsession with crowd sizes

the the other the someone compared to the neighborhood keeps running his leaf blower outside your window every minute of every day. now from a neighbor that's exhausting from a president. it's just dangerous. the time is donald trump sees power is nothing more than it. bees to his friends. he wants the middle class to pay the price for another huge task. got that would mostly help him and his rich friends. he killed

a bi partisan immigration deal when in part by one most concerned republicans in congress that would have to secure our southern bills because people are trying to actually solve the problem. what her peers campaign he doesn't the women lose their reproductive freedom since it won't affect him. like most of all, donald trump wants us to think that this country is hopelessly divided between us and between the real americans will of course,

support him and the outside is, are done. and he wants you to face that you'll be richer and safer if you will just give him the power to put those other people back in their place. it is one of the oldest tricks in politics from a guy who read has let's play, forgotten, pretty style. we do not need 4 more years of bluster and bumbling and chaos. we have seen that movie before, and we all know that the sequel is usually worth the story. we are ready for the

internal here's is ready for the john. this is the person who is spent her life fighting on behalf of people who need a voice and a champion. have you heard from michelle? come a little is not born into privilege. a general word for what she's got. and she actually cares about what other people are going through. she's not the neighbor running, the leaf blower, she's the neighbor rushing over to help when you need a as a pro, it's a to kind of stood up for children who have been victims of sexual abuse as an attorney general of the most popular state in the country and they're present colleges,

secure billions of dollars for the people did scan the mortgage price and she pushed me and my ministration hard to make sure homeowners got a fair settlement. didn't matter that i was a democrat. the matter that she had not done doors for my campaign and our she was going to fight to get as much relief as possible for the families who deserve the field tech on the drug companies to cap the cost of been some lower the cost of health care get families with kids, a tax cut, and she is running for president with real plans to lower costs, even more protected medicare and medicaid, and fun. i want to guarantee every woman's right to make her own health care, the

. in other words, pamela harris won't be focused on her problems. she'll be focused on yours as president. she won't just cater to supporters and punish those who refuse to kiss the ring or bethany. so work on behalf of every american that to come over is and then the white house. she will have an outstanding partner in governor tidmore. the really need me to be on the tim is the kind of person who should be in politics. horn in a small town,

sir, this country tech kids coach football, took care of his neighbors. he knows who he is and he knows what's important. you can tell those those plan a short see where's don't come from some political can. so they come from is pass through some stuff the together table and tim had kept faith with america central store a story that says we are all created all of us. and dad was served in a little bit of rights, but everyone deserves

a chance that even when we don't agree with each other, we can find a way to live with each other. that's almost vision. that's in the vision. that's the democratic parties, vision, and our job over the next 11 weeks is to convince as many people as possible to vote for that be it now won't be easy. the other side. no. it's easier to play on people, spears and sentences. smallways has been they will tell you that government is inherently correct, that, that sacrifice and generosity are for suckers. and since the game is red, that's okay to take what you want and just look after your own. that's very easy, but we have

a different test. our job is to convince people that democracy can actually deliver and and in doing that we can just point to what we've already accomplished. we can just rely on the ideas of the past. we need a chart, a new way for me to meet the challenges of today. and kamel understands this. she knows, for example, that if we want to make it easier for more young people to buy a home. so we need to build more units and put away some of the laws and regulations, the working people in this country better bit priority, and she put out a boat. and when did you just the one? how do we should all be proud to be enormous progress we've made through the affordable care act the people who

put 13000000 more with unscrupulous insurance practices. notice by the way the fence is become popular. they don't call obamacare no more. but the only thing i'll just say will be bring you my company to day 2 of the democratic national convention in chicago in the state of illinois, which is a true blue state. so a lot of very receptive people and the whole we've just heard from the 44th president of united states bought a car. bama has been talking in support of campbell harris, the vice president, who is the nomination. the know many for the democratic candidate for the presidential race in november. he was talking a lot about joe bite and he started off with that because he was joe biden served as his vice president. for 8 years, you'd be talking about what he saw as by his qualities during those ages. he talked

about the fight for the close selection that he sees that that is going to be coming up. he's been criticizing a donald trump. he was then talking about pamela harris and her or her plans and proposal as far as what should be bit put in place for the economy and for people in the event that she becomes a president. i want to bring in. kimberly hawkins. she is inside the convention venue in chicago, perhaps not surprisingly, bought a car bama and his wife before him. michelle obama getting a kind of rock star reception as they turned up it is worth reminding people, i guess that's monica obama has had a political friendship with campbell, a house since about 2008 when she was supporting him back in the primaries. so it's perhaps no surprise that he has been so supportive of her in this campaign. yeah, and it's not a surprise that rock obama is getting such a warm reception here in chicago. not only is he the headliner of this event and also one of the major stars is the democratic party. but this is his hometown

chicago, and this is the hometown of his wife, michelle obama. also a star as the democratic party in her own rights ed bronco bob has since he 1st onto the stage 20 years ago this summer in boston, 2004 when he was hardly know. and he has remained kind of an ideological pillar of the democratic party continues to really contribute to that heavy way. and it's really important to know that as he continues to kind of lead the party and lead it forward, even as he's served, visits, president and beyond, he has a sort of continued to steer and he left the with a loud applause with this slide when he said we don't need 4 more years of lustre and chaos. we see that movie. we all know the sequels that even worse, referencing the 4 years that donald trump was in office coming after his own term

in office. and we should also mention when it comes to the star power, whether it's brock obama or michelle obama. there has been a number of celebrities that have been here this evening. a sort of campaign on behalf of campbell, a harris, whether it's been actors, musicians, directors, they have all come out and the democratic party has employed all of them in order to kind of make the point that the democratic party has celebrities at the there as b has able to draw them whether it's for fundraising or whether it's campaign in order to get their message out. and they've actually called them their trusted messenger. so they will be employing them for the last $78.00 days as they try to win the white house of health. cala harris in her campaign that we should point out is only one month old. one of the things, one of the things that i'd be noticing over the last couple of days is that people

keep coming back to the fact that this is going to be a close race. nobody seems to be making any assumptions about what's going to happen in november of course chaise perhaps, and back in 2016 when the democrats at the time when hillary clinton lost the election, were accused of having being a bit too complacent. assuming that she was going to walk it over donald trump, that's right. and uh, in fact we heard barranca obama say that just moments ago. he said look, it don't take anything for granted. this is going to be a close race. what i can tell you though, having watched these races now since 1998, when i moved to the united states and canada is one thing that never seems to lie, is crowd size ads. in fact, we laugh about it. brock obama also made a joke about it, about where to go about how to all trumpf seems infested with crowd size that got a big of flaws just a few moments ago. but the truth is, is that you can judge by the numbers that it's standing room only in this room

right now. and that's usually a pretty good indication of how things go when the room is empty. the people don't show up at the polls on voting day. and right now there is tangible energy. now look at uh, a lot of the time when you ask these people why they're voting for carla, they can't actually say what they liked about her policies. would you look at her website? it's pretty said when you ask what she's done as vice president, the can't really name something specific, but yet there's subsidies they'd like to buy her. there's an energy and enthusiasm of a shell. obama said, but many have said they haven't felt it a long time, and that's what she's tapped into and that's what seems to be motivating people to support her. kimberly, thank you very much. indeed. that is, kimberly hawk a talking to us from the convention venue in chicago. you know, both as showing solidarity with palestinians have been taking place for a 2nd day. is democrats gather for the national convention. demonstrators have

gathered outside b is really conflict in chicago. the burns, the is really and us flags. there's been a heavy police presence and several, the rest to be made on monday to test as booked through the security friends around the democratic national convention center. john henry is up before testing. so this update basically use are moving the crowd, ford. they've pushed out on the other side and made a number of arrests of demonstrators outside the is really constantly here the crowd pushed against the police and the police are now pushing back. office workers are watching the confrontation in front of the as really conflict. and as the demonstrators regroup over, their lease here are holding their line. they've already pushed back the protesters and they have control of the other end of the block. and if those protesters push forward here, you can expect this police to do what they've done before and to push them back. john henry and l g 0,

chicago. the time is of the essence. that's what the us secretary of state onto the blanks who's told reporters and cuts out what he ended, his latest regional tour to push for the cease fire in gaza banking size. israel's accepted a so called bridging proposal, and he says he'll do everything he can to get homeless on board on this all who has the latest from jordan's capital. and the reason she's there is because these really government has bind, i'll just data from reporting inside israel in his 9th trip to the region since israel's war on guns that began us secretary of state anthony, blinking made a last ditch effort to secure a ceasefire on tuesday he landed in egypt where he sat down with president. i've been for the ashes, see, see, the egyptian leader warning of the growing danger of a wider regional conflict. and finally,

to the cost of the capital to consult with the officials there. before leaving doha, blinking once again stress the importance of getting a deal over the line. time is of the essence because with every passing day, the wellbeing and lives of the hostages are in jeopardy times of the absence. because every single day when children, man and god are suffering during his trip to israel, blinking said prime minister benjamin netanyahu agreed to the so called bridging proposal presented by mediators last week. a proposal from us says has added is rarely conditions. he's basically speaking as an advocate for uh, for israel. he's trying to put the onus on him this. he's trying to suggest this is a good deal and he's down playing all these new conditions which are catastrophic

for the, for the pallets that these really premier has also since told family. members of the captive held in gaza that he is still not sure about the possibility of a deal chemist as the latest proposal is a reversal from the original framework outlined by us president joe biden, back in may. and as blinking wraps up, his latest round of shuttle diplomacy in the middle east, more talks are expected in cairo's later in the week. but a ceasefire deal is still nowhere in sight. how does that hoot jersey at all? i'm a as well father, us as diplomatic efforts on gathering, pacing, he's really attacked on the ballot and central gaza has killed at least 9 palestinians. the number of dead is expected to rise. injured, palestinians were brought to a likes a hospital less than a kilometer. it away from the side of the attack, it happened in a busy area that leads to a market in the city. and there's really a talk on the school in gaza where hundreds of palestinians have been sheltering as

killed at least 12 people. most of them, women and children, emergency crews have been searching for survivors with dozens of people believe to be buried under rubble from a collapse building. the civil defense says 700 punished indians were in the school west of guys. the city is really on the claims that targeted to come on center used by palestinian fighters and the school and israel's recover the bodies of 6 captives in garza, a group representing captives. families says this provides them with necessary closure, but they're arguing these many governments to immediately reach a deal that would release the remaining 109 captives still being held. and these really armies released this video and the recovery operation that says it finds the captains bodies in a tunnel under the southern city of con eunice on monday. and that it's air force strikes may have caused some of the depths. now the news, the world health organization is tracing the impulse is not the new quote because authorities know how to control it.