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the the, this is dw news live from berlin, cobbler harris takes the stage at the democratic national convention. us vice president tells her story and makes her case for the nation's highest office. it's being called the most important speech of her life. the hello and welcome to our show, obviously been busily in berlin. complet harris has accepted the democratic parties . nomination for president of the united states. harris is still addressing at this moment. thousands of delegates attending the final night of a 4 day convention in chicago. she's been scratching on her policy agenda and her
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vision for the future. should she become the next us president harris has promised, promised that if elected, she would quote, the, the president, for all americans to me, as we said, she's still speaking. let's have a brief listen to her speech right now. on behalf of americans like the people, i grew up with people who work hard chase their dreams and look out for one another. on behalf of everyone whose story could only be written in the greatest nation on earth. i accept your nomination. the apologies that was a sound by from earlier we want to talk now to our poor comic launch. but what we've heard so far, at clinic we had expectations. this would be obviously
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a very important speech for her. the biggest of her career. what have we heard so far? what is kind of harris laying out right now for voters for undecided voters, for example. so harms began by speaking a loss actually about her childhood hunter. background. she put, shoot emphasis on her working fast route on her strength of her family, the strength of the problems with her family, with their mother in particular, and her father as well. and that what if also found very interesting during the speech that she really emphasized how she had been taught to be a fearless child by her family. she she said in, in the speech that her father told her never to fear anything. and so this was part of the ground work if we shall say of her presenting herself to the american people . just remember, she has been the vice president of course, in the united states for 4 years now. but she's only being the democratic nominee
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for just over 4 weeks. actually, most americans don't really know her that well might surprise people outside of the united states. but inside you have, she's relatively new person and they, they so according to, to things like their family background, a huge importance. right. let's actually have a listen in to couple of harris the speech right now. she's still speaking of the 21st century and that we drank, i'm not advocate. our global leadership. trump, on the other hand, threatened to a band and nato. he encourage who to invade. our allies said rush to the quote, do whatever the hell they want. 5 days before russia attacked ukraine, i met with president zalinski to warn him about russia's plan to one day. i helped mobilize a global response over 50 countries to defend against who is
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a dresser. as president, i will stand with you brain and the right. we're listening in there to couple of harrison's accepting speech at the democratic national convention. we want to go back to our porter here in the studio apartment walsh cormick. um, you know, we talked about what the deal couple of harris had, how she began to speech, really talking about her biography, this kind of iron need for someone who's been in office for 4 years. she's now having to really introduce herself to voters. another key part of this is trump and talking about her opponent. what kind of balance is that for the speech? how important is it to also introduced yourself, but also to warn about trump, especially as, as she looked at independent voters. yeah, we've seen over the last few weeks since she's been bidding for the democratic nomination. that, of course, um,
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part of her campaign strategy has been to attack donald trump, to remind vultures of events, such as january 6th, the attack on congress to remind vultures of his policies towards you credit on some, some of those policies during the coven demik as well and this is the us extremely important for her that she keeps reminding americans of the record of the former president. because you see that as the end of course, by a weakness, by a to many, many americans. now of course, by support has donald trump, but to keep pushing, this is part a huge part of her strategy. how difficult is it for her to lay out her own vision as someone who has part of the incumbent administration? how does she tires of to button and, and distance or so from buttons? that's right. that's that, that is something that could potentially be very difficult for her going forward. i think she's still enjoying kind of a honeymoon period. of course, since she did,
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it's for the democratic nomination now has us, has accepted us. and i think what she's doing now is she's trying to separate herself from jo bite and onto the economic policy front. she's been talking a lot about bringing spoilt small businesses and labor unions together with the goal of reducing costs. of course, that's a mess of issue, not just, not just in the united states, but in many, many countries of the high cost of living. and she's trying to drive this message forward with a view of different scenarios of from joe by and that she will strive for the middle class people by bringing down costs, making homes more affordable. we've seen in polls that many voters, surprisingly large amounts of voters and they don't know what kind of a hairs stands for. will this speech from what we've heard so far? will it help fill in that gap? i think it will. we, we don't know the figures you have to have how many viewers are actually watching this? but i was talking to colleagues in the news room just a few minutes ago. we were trying to find out who was watching this online. and we
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saw the 240000 people, for example, were watching the, the live stream from the democratic party online. but that's a sizable number. it's not in the millions, and i know that, but it's quite a chunk of people. i mean, you can guess those who are people at home are watching this on their screens. screens. there's going to be a lot of them as well. so this is a mess of opportunity for her to present south to the american public. and we were saying this we were talking of course before, before then use pro much as you said, as in the introduction, this is a crucial known for her. it's a mess of speech for her, and this is her moment to, to present yourself now. it's entire 4 days. we're wrapping up 4 days of the convention. amazing when you consider how this began, not that long ago with barton pulling himself out of this race. this could have been a device of moment what we've seen over the 4 days is a very 1st attempt to create unity to show unity. how would you assess what you've seen over the past 4 days? yeah, it's um, this began 4 weeks and 2 days ago. that's when joe biden said he was not going to
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stand for re election. and he basically immediately endorsed carmella harris and that we've seen ever since then the democratic party trying to remain as united as possible. and no one else through their house in the ring for the nomination of the time. and the last 4 days of being composed as a kind of a party, almost for the, for people who are attending the convention in chicago. there's been lots of speeches this the, the major can call them stars almost at the democratic being turned in on a rock, obama. michelle obama, extensions of the making speeches. they're driving this honeymoon period forward. driving the feeling that the democrats are on a roll effectively. and it looks for the moment, at least we're still in this one, even period is if that's working. all right, that's cormick walsh, w porter here in studio. breaking down what we're hearing from pamela harris as she addresses the democratic national convention in chicago. cormick,
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thank you very much. will of course have much more on that speech on everything with the democratic convention as it wraps up in the coming hours with our continued coverage. and of course, you can watch our coverage of the democratic nash convention or live streaming of it on youtube. that's our the dw news channel on youtube. alright, let's take a look now, some of the other stories making headlines around the world. volcano and southwestern iceland has abrupt it for the 6th time since december screwed spewing lava and smoke into the air direction, causing almost 4 kilometer long fisher in the earth to open the volcano. it was in a sparsely populated area. it is not disrupting flights to the nearby capital vic international airport. israel has launched a wave of attacks across the gaza strip and the run up to cease fire talks. that's resume and cairo on saturday. the almost one goal is that health authority says at least $27.00 people were killed. is really forces are pressing deeper into central and southern gaza. is the battle home us fighters?
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at least 8 migrants drowned when their boat capsized while crossing the drain, a river from serbia to bosnia. around 25 people were on board. most of them from syria coming. many migrants use the so called bulk and route through serbia to reach western europe. well back to a store, we've been covering all week divers have now recovered the bodies of 5 people from the rest of the luxury yacht, the sink off the coast of sicily. this week, one of the victims was bridge tech tycoon. mike lynch, drivers are still searching for his 18 year old daughter, who is also missing and presumed dead. a body recovered from some 50 meters below the waves. british businessman mike lynch was one of 22 people on board, the yacht, and one of 6 people who were missing. he had reportedly invited guest on board, the basie and his family is 56 meter you ought to celebrate his recent acquittal in
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a massive fraud case in the us the c. c t. v footage from the show shows the ships lights disappearing into darkness as a violent storm at the hall. but the early hours of monday morning 15 on board, escaped in a life boat, including the captain. the skipper of a boat mowed alongside the basie and found the survivors. he said the vessel had sunk in an instant. i don't absolutely know what they did. i only know that they went slip with a mouse on the water and that the sink in 2 minutes like this it italian authorities of launch an investigation into the sinking while the company that built the your claims, the incident could have been avoided. officials believe it may have been hit by
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a tornado over the war to known as a war to spout during the storm. the questions remain about why the multi 1000000 euro your sank when of the nearby boats. didn't thousands of people in bangladesh have been trying to cross into india since violet protest script the country in july. they've been reports of attacks on hindus, many of whom hope that bangladesh has into majority neighbor will provide them with a safe haven. i think the dash has been in the state of turmoil after weeks of violent protests, thousands of bangladesh. these have gathered at the indian border, hoping to get refuge in india, but security forces on both sides. keep them from crossing over. all right, local, there it goes there on the other side and on this side it directly g 's. we're trying to cross the stream on the other side of the golf and allow them to cross the border. my relatives wanted to come over, but they couldn't to that. i got out of the automatic shut up indian prime minister
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and around remotely recently said that his government will protect bangladesh the hindus. but the border situation is volatile. this local leader is working as a mediator between indian and bangladesh. he bought it forces and the people gathered along the border, bony look, what i pity. since the 9th of july, he went to the thousands of people as i was going to have gathered at the boat and think it was actually that her mother, we've often to stay on the other side of it to now for she model the model that is a 3, i'm there for what we've done gullies meaning on both sides for that. that's why we think it was how much is that room that people know? we don't want any on risk top. if you go to the not good when we want to do it, maybe nobody's live together, nothing. and then we just talked about it. i'm actually taking a bottle of one to many people here on the indian side, told dw, that they will welcome the refugees from bangladesh as they have gone through
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similar experiences. but they're also wary of possible conflicts in the future. and finally, you'll have to take a look at the spots one that has just unveiled, one of the biggest diamonds ever discovered that the country's president got a chance to inspect a special rock of close strand of those. you have there for the for the master, for all jim stone weighs 2492 carrots is the 2nd largest diamond to have been mind ever the biggest being the colon on which was found in south africa in 19 o. 5. that's one is one of the world's biggest producers of precious stones. right. that's all for now. we'll be back in less than an hour actually with more headlines. and with more on that speech from kimberly harris at the democratic national convention where she has accepted her nomination. in the meantime, you can watch that live online on our youtube channel
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