and are we ready promise of america? and are we ready to fight for it? and when we fight we win! and now, welcome the next vice president of the united states, tim walz! ~ ,, thank you. wow. thank you, philadelphia! thank you. wow. thank you, momma!— thank you. wow. thank you, i

philadelphia!_ thank thank you. wow. thank you, - philadelphia!_ thank you, philadelphia! cheering. thank you, madam vice president _ philadelphia! cheering. thank you, madam vice president for _ philadelphia! cheering. thank you, madam vice president for the - philadelphia! cheering. thank you, madam vice president for the trust. madam vice president for the trust you put— madam vice president for the trust you put in— madam vice president for the trust you put in me. but maybe more so, thank— you put in me. but maybe more so, thank you _ you put in me. but maybe more so, thank you for— you put in me. but maybe more so, thank you for bringing back the joy. cheers and applause. i�*m thank you for bringing back the 'oy. cheers and applause. i'm thrilled to be on this journey — cheers and applause. i'm thrilled to be on this journey with _ cheers and applause. i'm thrilled to be on this journey with you _ cheers and applause. i'm thrilled to be on this journey with you and - be on this journey with you and doug, — be on this journey with you and doug, this_ be on this journey with you and doug, this incredible journey. pennsylvania, i know you know this but my— pennsylvania, i know you know this but my god. — pennsylvania, i know you know this but my god, what a treasure you have injosh_ but my god, what a treasure you have injosh shapiro. but my god, what a treasure you have in josh shapiro— in josh shapiro. cheers and applause- _ in josh shapiro. cheers and applause. holy _ in josh shapiro. cheers and applause. holy hell, - in josh shapiro. cheers and applause. holy hell, can - in josh shapiro. cheers and | applause. holy hell, can this in josh shapiro. cheers and - applause. holy hell, can this guy brin: the applause. holy hell, can this guy bring the fire. _ applause. holy hell, can this guy bring the fire. he _ applause. holy hell, can this guy bring the fire. he can _ applause. holy hell, can this guy bring the fire. he can bring - applause. holy hell, can this guy bring the fire. he can bring the . bring the fire. he can bring the fire~ _ bring the fire. he can bring the fire~ this— bring the fire. he can bring the fire~ this is_ bring the fire. he can bring the fire. this is a visionary leader also, — fire. this is a visionary leader also, i— fire. this is a visionary leader also, i have _ fire. this is a visionary leader also, i have to tell you, everybody in america — also, i have to tell you, everybody in america knows when you need a bridge _ in america knows when you need a bridge fixed, called back die. cheering. bridge fixed, called back die. cheering-— bridge fixed, called back die. cheering. �* ~ , cheering. and i think sometimes we foruet ou cheering. and i think sometimes we forget you see _ cheering. and i think sometimes we forget you see people _ cheering. and i think sometimes we

forget you see people a _ cheering. and i think sometimes we forget you see people a little - forget you see people a little one—dimensional but seeing a guy who cares so _ one—dimensional but seeing a guy who cares so deeply about his family, a man with _ cares so deeply about his family, a man with compassion, vision, i know this from _ man with compassion, vision, i know this from experience, there is no one you — this from experience, there is no one you would rather go to a springsteen concert with in event with him — springsteen concert with in event with him -- _ springsteen concert with in event with him. —— injersey with him. brucem — with him. —— injersey with him. brucem i— with him. —— injersey with him. brucem icent— with him. —— injersey with him. bruce... i can't wait for all of you and america _ bruce... i can't wait for all of you and america to get my to know my incredible — and america to get my to know my incredible wife glenn. at 29 year public— incredible wife glenn. at 29 year public school educator. —— my wife gwert _ public school educator. —— my wife gwert don't — public school educator. —— my wife gwen. don't ever underestimate teachers — gwen. don't ever underestimate teachers. and are to beautiful kids, hope _ teachers. and are to beautiful kids, hope and _ teachers. and are to beautiful kids, hope and gus, i cannot be prouder to be on _

hope and gus, ! cannot be prouder to be on this— hope and gus, i cannot be prouder to be on this ticket and to help vice president — be on this ticket and to help vice president harris what we all know is very. _ president harris what we all know is very. very— president harris what we all know is very, very good for us to think about, — very, very good for us to think about, next president of the united states— about, next president of the united states of— about, next president of the united states of america.— about, next president of the united | states of america._ from states of america. cheering. from her first day — states of america. cheering. from her first day as _ states of america. cheering. from her first day as a _ states of america. cheering. from her first day as a prosecutor, - states of america. cheering. from her first day as a prosecutor, as - states of america. cheering. from her first day as a prosecutor, as a i her first day as a prosecutor, as a district _ her first day as a prosecutor, as a district attorney, attorney general of the _ district attorney, attorney general of the great state of california, united — of the great state of california, united states senator and vice president of the united states! vice president— president of the united states! vice president harris has fought for the american — president harris has fought for the american people. she took on the predators, — american people. she took on the predators, she took on the fraudsters, she took down the transnational gangs, she stood up against _ transnational gangs, she stood up against powerful corporate interests and she _ against powerful corporate interests and she never hesitated to reach

across _ and she never hesitated to reach across the — and she never hesitated to reach across the aisle if it meant improving peoples lives. and i want all of— improving peoples lives. and i want all of you _ improving peoples lives. and i want all of you to — improving peoples lives. and i want all of you to hold this and don't underestimate the power of this, she does it— underestimate the power of this, she does it att— underestimate the power of this, she does it all with a sense ofjoy. i know— does it all with a sense ofjoy. i know a — does it all with a sense ofjoy. i know a little something about that commitment to people, i was born in west point _ commitment to people, i was born in west point nebraska. i lived in butte. — west point nebraska. i lived in butte. a — west point nebraska. i lived in butte, a small town of for hundred where _ butte, a small town of for hundred where community was a way of life. growing _ where community was a way of life. growing up — where community was a way of life. growing up i — where community was a way of life. growing up i spent the summers working — growing up i spent the summers working on— growing up i spent the summers working on the family farm, mum and dad taught— working on the family farm, mum and dad taught for the show generosity towards _ dad taught for the show generosity towards your neighbours at work for common— towards your neighbours at work for common good. my dad served in the army— common good. my dad served in the army during — common good. my dad served in the army during the korean war put up with his _

army during the korean war put up with his encouragement at 17 i joined — with his encouragement at 17 i joined the army national guard. cheering. for joined the army national guard. cheering. ., , ., , , cheering. for 24 years i probably wore the uniform _ cheering. for 24 years i probably wore the uniform of _ cheering. for 24 years i probably wore the uniform of this _ cheering. for 24 years i probably wore the uniform of this nation. i cheering. for 24 years | probably| wore the uniform of this nation. -- wore the uniform of this nation. —— proudly— wore the uniform of this nation. —— proudly wore — wore the uniform of this nation. —— proudly wore the uniform. the nationat— proudly wore the uniform. the national guard gave me purpose, it .ave national guard gave me purpose, it gave me _ national guard gave me purpose, it gave me the strength of a shared commitment to something greater than ourselves _ commitment to something greater than ourselves. and just as it did for my dad and _ ourselves. and just as it did for my dad and millions of others the gi. bill gave _ dad and millions of others the gi. bill gave me a shot at a college education. bill gave me a shot at a college education-— bill gave me a shot at a college education-- -- - bill gave me a shot at a college i education.- -- cheering. bill gave me a shot at a college - education.- -- cheering. my education. cheers. -- cheering. my dad was a teacher, _ education. cheers. -- cheering. my dad was a teacher, my _ education. cheers. -- cheering. my dad was a teacher, my brothers - education. cheers. -- cheering. my dad was a teacher, my brothers and l dad was a teacher, my brothers and sisters— dad was a teacher, my brothers and sisters and — dad was a teacher, my brothers and sisters and i— dad was a teacher, my brothers and sisters and i followed in their footsteps. three out of four of us married _ footsteps. three out of four of us married teachers. it's what we do. for nearly— married teachers. it's what we do. for nearly 20 years i had the

privilege _ for nearly 20 years i had the privilege of teaching high school social— privilege of teaching high school social studies and coaching football. including winning that state _ football. including winning that state championship! thank you. don't ever ctose _ state championship! thank you. don't ever close the yearbook. but it was my students, they encourage me to run for— my students, they encourage me to run for office. they saw in me what i run for office. they saw in me what i was _ run for office. they saw in me what i was hoping — run for office. they saw in me what i was hoping to instill in them, a commitment of common good, i believe that one _ commitment of common good, i believe that one person can make a difference. so in 2006 i took a leap and i_ difference. so in 2006 i took a leap and i ran— difference. so in 2006 i took a leap and i ranfor— difference. so in 2006 i took a leap and i ran for congress. and because hi-h and i ran for congress. and because high school— and i ran for congress. and because high school teachers are super optimistic i was running in the district — optimistic i was running in the district that at one democrat since 1892 _ district that at one democrat since 1892. well, my neighbours grace to meet _ 1892. well, my neighbours grace to meet with— 1892. well, my neighbours grace to meet with an opportunity to represent them in the united states

house _ represent them in the united states house of— represent them in the united states house of representatives. i'm proud of the _ house of representatives. i'm proud of the work— house of representatives. i'm proud of the work we get there together. i worked _ of the work we get there together. i worked across the aisle on veterans issues, _ worked across the aisle on veterans issues, agriculture and on ways to grow— issues, agriculture and on ways to grow rural— issues, agriculture and on ways to grow rural economies. i learned the art of— grow rural economies. i learned the art of compromise without compromising my values. cheering. and now as governor _ compromising my values. cheering. and now as governor in _ compromising my values. cheering. and now as governor in the _ compromising my values. cheering. and now as governor in the great - and now as governor in the great state _ and now as governor in the great state of— and now as governor in the great state of minnesota i bring those experiences to bear in tackling the challenges that are facing our great state _ challenges that are facing our great state. minnesota's strength comes from our— state. minnesota's strength comes from our values, a commitment to working _ from our values, a commitment to working together. to see past our differences and always be willing to lend differences and always be willing to tend a _ differences and always be willing to lend a helping hand. doesn't say vaiues _ lend a helping hand. doesn't say vaiues i — lend a helping hand. doesn't say values i learned on the family farm and tried _ values i learned on the family farm and tried to — values i learned on the family farm and tried to instill in my students. itook— and tried to instill in my students. i took it— and tried to instill in my students. i took it to — and tried to instill in my students. i took it to congress into the capitat— i took it to congress into the capital and now vice president harris — capital and now vice president harris and i are running to take those _ harris and i are running to take those very— harris and i are running to take those very values to the white house —

those very values to the white house. . now, donald trump sees the world a little differently than us. bo0ing. first of— little differently than us. bo0ing. first of all, he doesn't know the first thing — first of all, he doesn't know the first thing about service. he doesn't _ first thing about service. he doesn't have time for it because he's _ doesn't have time for it because he's too — doesn't have time for it because he's too busy serving himself. again and again— he's too busy serving himself. again and again and again trump weakens our economy to strengthen his own hand _ our economy to strengthen his own hand he _ our economy to strengthen his own hand. he mocks our laws, he shows chaos— hand. he mocks our laws, he shows chaos and _ hand. he mocks our laws, he shows chaos and division and that's to say nothing _ chaos and division and that's to say nothing of— chaos and division and that's to say nothing of his record as president. he froze _ nothing of his record as president. he froze in — nothing of his record as president. he froze in the face of the covid

crisis~ _ he froze in the face of the covid crisis~ he — he froze in the face of the covid crisis. he drove our economy into the ground — crisis. he drove our economy into the ground and make no mistake, violent— the ground and make no mistake, violent crime was up under donald trumo _ violent crime was up under donald trump. that's not even counting the crimes— trump. that's not even counting the crimes he _ trump. that's not even counting the crimes he committed!— you know, some of us... some of us

in here _ you know, some of us... some of us in here are _ you know, some of us... some of us in here are old — you know, some of us... some of us in here are old enough to remember don't— in here are old enough to remember don't see _ in here are old enough to remember don't see you down there. i see those _ don't see you down there. i see those old — don't see you down there. i see those old white guys. some of us are old enough _ those old white guys. some of us are old enough to remember when it was republicans who were talking about freedom~ _ republicans who were talking about freedom. it turns out now what they meant _ freedom. it turns out now what they meant was — freedom. it turns out now what they meant was the government should be free to _ meant was the government should be free to invade your doctor's office. in minnesota we respect their neighbours and their personal choices— neighbours and their personal choices that they make. even if we would _ choices that they make. even if we would make the same choices are a result— would make the same choices are a result there — would make the same choices are a result there is a golden rule, mind your own _ result there is a golden rule, mind your own damn business! these guys are out for my heart chant. _ these guys are out for my heart chant, mind your own damn business, thank— chant, mind your own damn business,

thank you _ chant, mind your own damn business, thank you. that includes ivf. this rets thank you. that includes ivf. this gets personal for me and my family. when _ gets personal for me and my family. when my— gets personal for me and my family. when my wife and i decided to children— when my wife and i decided to children we spent years going through— children we spent years going through infertility treatments. i remember praying every night for a call remember praying every night fora call for— remember praying every night for a call for good news. the pit in my stomach— call for good news. the pit in my stomach when the phone rang and the agony— stomach when the phone rang and the agony when _ stomach when the phone rang and the agony when we heard that the treatments had not work. so it wasn't — treatments had not work. so it wasn't try— treatments had not work. so it wasn't by chance that when we welcomed our daughter into the world welcomed our daughter into the world we named _ welcomed our daughter into the world we named her hope. when vice president— we named her hope. when vice president and i talk about freedom we say— president and i talk about freedom we say to— president and i talk about freedom we say to make your own health care decisions _ we say to make your own health care decisions. and for our children to be free _ decisions. and for our children to be free to — decisions. and for our children to be free to go to school without worrying — be free to go to school without worrying they will be shot dead in their classrooms.—

by by the way as you heard, i was one of the _ by the way as you heard, i was one of the trest— by the way as you heard, i was one of the best shots in congress by the minnesota _ of the best shots in congress by the minnesota we believe in the second amendment but we also believe in common— amendment but we also believe in common sense gun violence laws. vice president— common sense gun violence laws. vice president harris is's idea is a ticket — president harris is's idea is a ticket for— president harris is's idea is a ticket for education to be the ticket — ticket for education to be the ticket to— ticket for education to be the ticket to the middle class, not crippling — ticket to the middle class, not crippling debt. air that is clean, water— crippling debt. air that is clean, water that— crippling debt. air that is clean, water that is pure, communities that are safe _ water that is pure, communities that are safe a _ water that is pure, communities that are safe. a place where we settle our political differences not through— our political differences not through violence but with our votes. and that _ through violence but with our votes. and that is — through violence but with our votes. and that is what this election is

about — and that is what this election is about. what direction will this country— about. what direction will this country go in? where i go back. well, _ country go in? where i go back. well, donald trump would damn sure take us— well, donald trump would damn sure take us backwards, let's be clear about— take us backwards, let's be clear about that — take us backwards, let's be clear about that. bo0ing. and don't believe — about that. bo0ing. and don't believe him when he plays dumb. he knows _ believe him when he plays dumb. he knows exactly what project 2025 will do to restrict our freedoms! to rig the economy to help the super rich. if the economy to help the super rich. if trump— the economy to help the super rich. if trump gets a chance to return he's _ if trump gets a chance to return he's going — if trump gets a chance to return he's going to pick up exactly where he's going to pick up exactly where he left _ he's going to pick up exactly where he left off— he's going to pick up exactly where he left off four years ago. only this time — he left off four years ago. only this time it will be much, much worse — this time it will be much, much worse. raising costs on middle—class families, _ worse. raising costs on middle—class families, he— worse. raising costs on middle—class families, he will repeal the affordable care act, no doubt about it. affordable care act, no doubt about it he'll _ affordable care act, no doubt about it he'll cut— affordable care act, no doubt about

it. he'll cut social security and medicare _ it. he'll cut social security and medicare. —— got. and when somebody tells you _ medicare. —— got. and when somebody tells you believe in, he said he would — tells you believe in, he said he would ban _ tells you believe in, he said he would ban abortion across his country and he will do it whether congress — country and he will do it whether congress is there or not. donald trump _ congress is there or not. donald trump is — congress is there or not. donald trump is not fighting for you or your— trump is not fighting for you or your family. you are! trump is not fighting for you or yourfamily. you are! he never sent at the _ yourfamily. you are! he never sent at the kitchen table like that when i at the kitchen table like that when i grew _ at the kitchen table like that when i grew up — at the kitchen table like that when i grew up wondering how we were going _ i grew up wondering how we were going to _ i grew up wondering how we were going to pay the bills. he set his country— going to pay the bills. he set his country club up in mara lago wondering how we can cut taxes for his rich— wondering how we can cut taxes for his rich friends. at that to tell you. — his rich friends. at that to tell you. his — his rich friends. at that to tell you, his running mate shares is dangerous— you, his running mate shares is dangerous and backward agenda for this country. jd vance literally, literally— this country. jd vance literally, literally wrote the forward for the architect — literally wrote the forward for the architect of the project 2025 agenda _ architect of the project 2025 agenda. like all regular people i

grew— agenda. like all regular people i grew up— agenda. like all regular people i grew up with in the heartland, jd started _ grew up with in the heartland, jd started at— grew up with in the heartland, jd started at yale. laughter. had his career— started at yale. laughter. had his career funded by silicon valley billionaires and then wrote a bestseller trashing the community. come _ bestseller trashing the community. come on! _ bestseller trashing the community. come on! that's not what middle america — come on! that's not what middle america is — come on! that's not what middle america is. i gotta tell you, i can't — america is. i gotta tell you, i can't wait _ america is. i gotta tell you, i can't wait to debate the guy. cheers and. cheering. — that is if he's willing to get off the couch— that is if he's willing to get off the couch show up. you the couch show up. laughter. you see what i did there? _

i desire, just an observation of mine _ i desire, just an observation of mine that _ i desire, just an observation of mine that are made, ijust have to say it. _ mine that are made, ijust have to say it. you — mine that are made, ijust have to say it, you know it, you feel it, these — say it, you know it, you feel it, these guys _ say it, you know it, you feel it, these guys are creepy and yes, just weird _ these guys are creepy and yes, just weird as— these guys are creepy and yes, just weird as hell. that is what you see. that is— weird as hell. that is what you see. that is what — weird as hell. that is what you see. that is what you see. so you know it's out _ that is what you see. so you know it's out there — that is what you see. so you know it's out there so stay with me... we aren't— it's out there so stay with me... we aren't going — it's out there so stay with me... we aren't going back! we aren't going back! _ aren't going back! we aren't going back! we're not going back! chant: we're _ back! we're not going back! chant: we're not _ back! we're not going back! chant: we're not going back! with that 91 days. _ we're not going back! with that 91 days, my— we're not going back! with that 91 days, my god, that's easy. we will see number— days, my god, that's easy. we will see number bed! —— we will sleep

when _ see number bed! —— we will sleep whenwe're— see number bed! —— we will sleep when we're dead. over those next 91 days and _ when we're dead. over those next 91 days and every day in the white house — days and every day in the white house i— days and every day in the white house i will have vice president harris's — house i will have vice president harris's back every single day! and we will— harris's back every single day! and we will have yours! you know how this works. — we will have yours! you know how this works, we can't do it alone. we need _ this works, we can't do it alone. we need you. _ this works, we can't do it alone. we need you, each and every one of you. go over— need you, each and every one of you. go over to _ need you, each and every one of you. go over to kamala harris .com and .et go over to kamala harris .com and get on _ go over to kamala harris .com and get on board — go over to kamala harris .com and get on board because we need you for that free _ get on board because we need you for that free to— get on board because we need you for that free to make our own choices. this leader. — that free to make our own choices. this leader, this compassionate, careful. — this leader, this compassionate, careful, joyous leader believes in each _ careful, joyous leader believes in each and — careful, joyous leader believes in each and every one of you! cheering.

m god, each and every one of you! cheering. my god. you — each and every one of you! cheering. my god. you came _ each and every one of you! cheering. my god, you came here _ each and every one of you! cheering. my god, you came here tonight, - each and every one of you! cheering. my god, you came here tonight, we i my god, you came here tonight, we sat at— my god, you came here tonight, we sat at the _ my god, you came here tonight, we sat at the very top because you love this country— sat at the very top because you love this country and you are not going back _ this country and you are not going back she — this country and you are not going back. she believes in the opportunity for every single person toioin_ opportunity for every single person toioin the — opportunity for every single person tojoin the middle class. she believes— tojoin the middle class. she believes in the promise of america. we just— believes in the promise of america. we just got— believes in the promise of america. we just got a fight we've just got to fight — we just got a fight we've just got to fight. because as soon to be president — to fight. because as soon to be president harris says, when we fight we win! _ president harris says, when we fight we win! thank you, philadelphia! thank— we win! thank you, philadelphia! thank you. — we win! thank you, philadelphia! thank you, vice president! god bless america! _ thank you, vice president! god bless america! ~ . , . . america! well, we have been watching the first joint —

america! well, we have been watching the first joint rally _ america! well, we have been watching the first joint rally between _ america! well, we have been watching the first joint rally between the - the firstjoint rally between the official democratic ticket for the presidency for the race to the white house for the vice president kamala harris, the vice lignite democratic nominee and a vice presidential pick governor tim walz holding the first rally at temple university in philadelphia, pennsylvania you can see their spouses on stage with this second gentleman and the governors wife gwen walz for the first time we've heard from governor walz in this setting. he was introduced by his running mate the vice president kamala harris she basically introduced them to the nation and to the world, headlining his his record. she said since the day she had announced her intention to seek this nomination she had set out to find someone to help build this brighter future. find someone to help build this brighterfuture. she find someone to help build this brighter future. she future. find someone to help build this brighterfuture. she future. she said she found such a leader in governor walz for the poor as is known also, coach walz, sergeant

major walz, known also, coach walz, sergeant majorwalz, mrwalz known also, coach walz, sergeant major walz, mr walz and she hopes in the next 91 days he will be known as vice president walz for the he turned and took to the stage and thanked herfor the turned and took to the stage and thanked her for the trust she had put in him for letting him be her running mate. he also thanked her for as he put it, bringing back the joy- for as he put it, bringing back the joy. he spoke about his own background and took quite a lot of pot shots, a lot of criticism there of the republican ticket, former president donald trump and senator jd vance. i'm joint now by the axial senior and syracuse senior for democracyjournalism and citizenship democracy journalism and citizenship based democracyjournalism and citizenship based in washington, dc for that we're watching a lot ofjoyful scenes they are at temple university. the official unveiling of the democratic ticket. this was setting out governor walz to the american public for the what sort of

job did they do a back?— american public for the what sort of job did they do a back? wow, what is an incredible — job did they do a back? wow, what is an incredible event _ job did they do a back? wow, what is an incredible event in _ job did they do a back? wow, what is an incredible event in terms - job did they do a back? wow, what is an incredible event in terms of - an incredible event in terms of energy and volume and momentum for the democrats who were just in quicksand only a few weeks ago. i've never saw a legend — harris event with those kind of vibes we just off now the task ahead is to introduce the country to coach walz. i think you will keep hearing that title. what he offers to her ticket is a compliment to her skills into her persona. she is a woman, she is african—american and of indian—american dissent. she has a background as a prosecutor but she certainly is coastal in her career in california and out washington. governor walz fills in the middle of the country. he is a white dude, as he would put it. it's been in the military. he has been a teacher, and

a coach and a member of congress. some of his expressions, you heard him say things like holy hell, according lyrist about when he's dead. talking about bruce springsteen concert for that's just not how vice president harris talks about his talking to a different audience and talking in a different way he's a hunter, talks about turkey hunting. his character, his life story is meant to appeal to midwestern voters that the harris ticket may otherwise have trouble turning out. she needs all of them in order to go forward in the race. he also was quite personal in the speech that he delivered. talking about his background and how he grew up about his background and how he grew up with a music teacher, his dad was a teacher, three of his four siblings had married teachers, his wife is a teacher. he spoke about their struggles as well try to have

children put in how they have had fertility treatments, they used ivf. he would have been really seeking to appeal to all kinds of people with those very personal remarks. he is t in: to those very personal remarks. he is trying to appeal _ those very personal remarks. he is trying to appeal to _ those very personal remarks. he is trying to appeal to the _ those very personal remarks. he: 3 trying to appeal to the persona of a white man if you hear a female politician in america talk about reproductive rights, abortion rights, ivf, it's different and you're reaching a different audience then when you see in older, burly male from the middle of the country. i think the idea behind this communications dynamic is he is trying to deliver messages that yes, appeal to the progressive base but also appeal to the centre of the american electorate ideologically because of the person who is delivering the message. that is a different skill set that he brings with it we will see how it reaches

with it we will see how it reaches with voters. you mentioned talking about his upbringing that he came up on a farm. that is different then you are hearing the background of democrats at the top of the ticket nationally. he does offer a progressive message at a lot of his policy records are progressive in terms of politics but the package of it is middle america and skews much more male in his appealfor the football, he is a football coach, is the most american support for the half of americans say football is an american sport, ultimately. the way a coach talks in using football paradigms to explain campaigns will appeal to a different segment of the electorate. brute appeal to a different segment of the electorate. ~ . ,., ., appeal to a different segment of the electorate. ~ . ., . , appeal to a different segment of the electorate. . ., . , ., . electorate. we also got a bit of an insiaht electorate. we also got a bit of an insight into _ electorate. we also got a bit of an insight into how _ electorate. we also got a bit of an insight into how the _ electorate. we also got a bit of an insight into how the harris- -

insight into how the harris— walz campaign might run and it's quite different to the biden. the word joy is the lack two joy, the word freedom, she ended this rally call, do we believe in freedom, do we believe an opportunity, do we believe an opportunity, do we believe in the promise of america is that a theme we will expect to hear in the months ahead? brute that a theme we will expect to hear in the months ahead?— in the months ahead? we will hear the three phrases _ in the months ahead? we will hear the three phrases for _ in the months ahead? we will hear the three phrases for the - in the months ahead? we will hearj the three phrases for the freedom, on the three phrases for the freedom, joy and we're not going back. give her the chance a return to the obama coalition of 2008. but in 2024 clothing. coalition of 2008. but in 2024 clothinu. ~ coalition of 2008. but in 2024 clothinr. ~ . . coalition of 2008. but in 2024 clothin. . . . ., clothing. we saw the hallmarks of some of the _ clothing. we saw the hallmarks of some of the behind-the-scenes i clothing. we saw the hallmarks of. some of the behind-the-scenes team some of the behind—the—scenes team who have joined some of the behind—the—scenes team who havejoined in recent weeks michael, thank you so much for joining us on bbc news with that you been watching special bbc news coverage of the first joint been watching special bbc news coverage of the firstjoint campaign rally. thank you for watching. hello there. there was some sunshine around on tuesday. there will be again on wednesday, and it looks like it should be a dry day across east anglia in the south

east this time, whereas on tuesday the rain that we had here was much slower to clear away. but it has moved away together with that weather front, we've got low pressure bringing some wetter, windy weather towards the northwest of the uk, but we've all got this west or south westerly wind that's blowing in cooler and fresher air, so these are the temperatures. first thing in the morning it will be a cooler start to the day through the midlands and eastern parts of england, with some sunshine around as well. there will be some sunshine around on wednesday. we're also going to find some showers too, particularly across the northern half of the uk, where the winds will be a bit stronger. and some heavier rain and more persistent rain could affect northern and western scotland in the morning, followed by lots of showers, some of them heavy in the north. sunshine and showers for northern ireland. some showers near these western coast of england and wales will get blown further inland across wales and northern england, but a good chance of staying dry towards the southeast. here we've got the highest temperatures, not quite as high as tuesday, but still 23 degrees, 18 in the central belt of scotland. that low pressure bringing

the stronger winds in the north. and those showers will pull away overnight, but it allows more weather systems to come in from the atlantic. so we're going to find the cloud increasing and thickening through the morning. outbreaks of rain beginning to arrive likely to turn wetter in the afternoon across northern ireland, northern england and up into scotland towards the south east and the east anglia, there will be very little rain at all. a lot of cloud, yes, but temperatures again 23 degrees. generally, though, those numbers are a little below average for this time of the year. now that wetter weather that does develop tends to move away towards the north and west overnight, leaving us with some drier prospects for friday, there still could be a weather front hanging around here across southern england during the morning, with a little rain that then moves away. we get some sunshine following on behind, showers coming into the north, particularly across the northwest of scotland, and those could be quite heavy as well. those temperatures not changing a great deal for northern areas, but it should warm up a bit

through the midlands towards the south east of england. quick look ahead to the weekend. very mixed weather, chance of some rain at times, but on sunday and particularly monday, signs of something much, much warmer across southeastern parts of the uk.

welcome to newsday, live from singapore. the headlines. please welcome the new vice president of the united states, tim walz!

us vice president kamala harris and her new running mate tim walz make their first campaign appearance together at a rally in philadelphia. ourcampaign is not our campaign is not just our campaign is notjust a fight against donald trump. our campaign, this campaign is a fightfor campaign, this campaign is a fight for the future. because as soon to be president harris _ because as soon to be president harris says, when we fight, we win! _ hamas announces that yahya sinwar, who is israel's most wanted man, will be the political head of the group. meanwhile, israeli defence forces hit what it calls a military structure used by hezbollah in south lebanon. hezbollah's leader says the group's response will be "strong and effective". and sir keir starmer tells british communities

they will be safe as concern grows over dozens of planned