murdered michelle marie fisher young. >> way out of bounds, said the attorney. een allowed to hear about any of that. outside the court michelle's sister meredith predicted the appeal would be thrown out. >> the jury came to the right verdict and we're confident it will stay. >> but she was wrong. >> a raleigh man is getting a third trial in the death of his pregnant wife. >> in april 2014 the judges ruled unanimously that testimony about those civil cases prejudiced the jury. and they took particular exception to the fact the prosecutor was allowed to tell the jurors it was their trial judge who signed the civil judgment against jason. which said that he killed his wife. in fact, said the appeals court, introducing evidence about the civil cases was a violation of north carolina law. >> that law says you cannot use a civil complaint, a civil allegation as proof in a criminal case. >> but a year later the state supreme court reversed the appeals court decision. and in 2017 yet another attempt by jason young to get a third trial, this time on grounds his defense t

. >> it was sometime in 2001 when friends started hearing about michelle's new guy, a fellow student named jason young, heard how he'd grown up in the north carolina mountains, how he loved to camp, how he was the life of tailgatee parties. michelle fell hard and fast.t. >> they seemed like a good couple. he was different from other men that she'd dated in the past. he wasn't as serious about a career as she was. he was a little bit less sophisticated than michelle was. but she seemed to be very happy with him. >> michelle and jason married in october 2003. the day after the wedding they a shared their big secret, michelle was pregnant. their daughter cassidy was born early the next year. >> i love you, mommy. >> i love you, too, cassidy.

but i remember when you were here last you shared with us the story of how you hired a young michelle obama in chicago when you worked for mayor richard daly. can you retell that story of how former president obama almost stood in the way? >> he did try to get in the way of my recruitment. i was mayor daly's deputy chief of staff and michelle robinson. so they weren't even married yet. interviewed for a job, i offered her the job on the spot. i was so impressed with her dynamic, bright, passionate about public service. and she said let me think about it. and then after consulting her fiancÉ, she told me, well, you know what, he doesn't think it's such a great idea. and i thought, well, why are we worried about what he thinks about it. and she said we're partners. and i have to say when i tell this story and people ask why did she need to check with her fiancÉ, there isn't a she's made in her political career without consulting her. i had read her speech but i hadn't heard her deliver it. and i'm sure that you and all of your viewers will remember just how passionate her tone of voice

cnn's arwa damon met one family searching for their young one. >> michelle halloween slept in three dayshas her sister-in-law and a love for joe, husband and brother. michelle struggles to form words and sentences in arabic, never mind in english. joe is an electrician at the port. and this is the last video she got from him on tuesday night. minutes later the entire building he was film would explode. jennifer, joe and michelle's oldest child was in beirut. >> so she heard the explosion and she started praying and shouting. this is my dad's -- >> she knew that was where her dad works? >> yeah. >> reporter: the entire family was frantic, calling joe nonstop. >> at midnight he opened his phone for 21 seconds and further heard deep voices, that is what he said and then nothing. >> reporter: another call also seemed to have gone through on wednesday for 43 seconds but there was silence on the other end. he must be alive, they thought. they had to get to him. he would have figured out a way to save himself, they combed through video shot by others for angles looking for any clues to give tea

young prepared to do just that. defense attorney brian collins hit it hard off the top. >> did you kill your wife, michelle? >> no, sir. >> were you there when it happened? >> no, sir. >> but what about jason's missing hush puppies that matched the partial shoe print? he no longer owned them, he

young people started occupying the streets. and hong kong residents faced down the police. michelle sanford had never seen their home in such a state. as the movement wound down, michelle returned to hong kong for the first time in a while. but she recalls feeling an indescribable discomfort. >> this is the city of taipei, taiwan's most important city. many immigrants from hong kong are now living in suburbs around the city. although some elderly people in rural areas only speak taiwanese, mandarin is also spoken the city, making it easy for immigrants to live here. taipei also has many shops run by hongkongers. >> the memorial hall has a statue of the former leader on display. after a conflict, the party retreated to t taiwan. for decades the nationalist party led by chiang kai-shek governed with a one-party rule. taiwan's first direct election was held in 1996, realizing the democracy that citizens had long hoped for. one hour's drive from taipei is a small restaurant run by a family from hong kong. the family had believed that beijing would maintain the one-country two-systems po

and you know, beyond anything that michelle obama said, probably the most memorable line of the night was from the young woman in arizona, whose father died from covid-19. when she said his only pre-existing condition was that he trusted donald trump. and that proved fatal. >> this first night. it was themed, we, the people. some of the people included every democrat who ran for president this time. have a listen. >> i ran for president because i think it's urgent that we heal the divisions in this nation. >> we are, still, in control of our own future. and we need to provide millions of americans a real path forward. >> a green jobs program. >> increasing the minimum wage. >> passing a national paid leave bill. >> student loan debt. >> mental health, starting with our veterans. >> reproductive justice. >> economic js tis. >> racial justice. >> and there is so much a new president can do, to bring us together. >> it's time to get up. >> one of the emotional moments of the night. also, had four republicans. that would be former ohio governor john kasich. there are other speakers as well. in particular, a

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young, your time was 10:42. and, murph... your time was... 10:25. michelle: oh, wow. i'm sorry. you good, man. -sorry. murph: i really thought that as soon as... they told us what the challenge was, i was... i was anticipating punching out today. but i'm glad that my kids get to see that you can be scared of something and still... still accomplish the mission. young, you've experienced four overtimes. you've survived three. you gave it everything today. unfortunately, your time has run out. -even though it's... it's bittersweet, -oh, yeah. -you have to... have to punch out. -no, it's all good. -it's all good. -all right. i appreciate you... -giving it everything you got. -good job, young. ♪ young: it definitely doesn't feel good to be out, but, uh, i still have my team with me. luckily, thankfully, it was murph. you know, 'cause, you know, that's my guy right there. you did a great job. i'm so proud of you. murph, you deserved that, though. i'm so proud of you. both y'all did great. callie: they were 17 seconds apart in a... over a ten-minute challenge. i thought young was gonna have him, but murph st

them, but young voters, they just don't turn out all the time, and if they don't, democrats can lose. jonathan: jean, you gave me a good segue. saying onat gene was any views you had on michelle obama's speech last night and also whether senator bernie sanders was effective in his speech in trying to bring progresses, particularly young progressives who support him into the democratic polls. karen: first of all, i have done a lot of thinking on first ladies and i've spent the last four years writing a biography of nancy reagan. last night was a reminder that michelle obama really reinvented the role in a way that transcends politics. i mean, she emerged from the white house as a figure of pop culture -- as, i believe, her autobiography is on track to become the best-selling autobiography of anyone in history. so, she has this quality that, kind of, transcends partisanship, but because it is so special, so powerful, you have to use it sparingly. i thought she was right on target last night. i thought the -- tone of his speech was very, very different from what we saw know,ears ago where, you there was really still a lot of between thetterness clinton supporters and the sanders

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joining me for action young americans for liberty analyst emma michelle.is interesting for me as i monitored new york city over the last four or five months, there was already a defacto travel ban in effect. they wouldn't reopen the city not because of manhattan but out you are boroughs, bronx, places like, that dramatic difference in casings everything else. to change the focus we don't want people from over 30 states to come here unless they can jump through these hoops i think is economic suicide? >> yeah. it sends a message how and clear. those are bill de blasio's own words, we want to send a message. america hears him loud and clear. he doesn't want people from other states coming to new york. that is exactly what is happening there. we've seen a population decline for the first time in decades. that is because of his tyrannical policies. people don't want to live in crowded, overpriced, democrat-run cities. americans want liberty. they don't want little tyrants like bill de blasio or folks in their statehouse telling them what to do. charles: it is

young americans to vote. it's something we have not heard michelle obama speak in this way almost as much as a moral authority speech as a political one. bernie sanders was the last man standing to joe biden. he too delivered a forceful endorsement of joe biden and urged progressives to vote for him as well. said elect the democrats in november and then progressives can work on their agenda. so certainly the democratic convention, at least in the first evening, the speeches ran the gamut of ideology, from progressives to moderate, even some republicans got in on the act. the former ohio governor john kasich and a handful of other republicans said it is time to put country over party and support joe biden. so the question here of course is going forward, this race is going to be a very competitive one. president trump also out campaigning here in the u.s., watching this convention as well. but it will all culminate on thursday when joe biden will really fulfill a life-long dream and accept the democratic party's nomination to be president. should he win in november, he would be this country's 46th president. j

michelle obama what other speakers are most effective? >> caller: bernie sanders did a good job and you know who else i liked? the young lady whose father had passed away from the virus three she touched my heart and i'm sure she touched a lot of other people's. >> host: that's jane in brooklyn, new york or the caller referenced the woman whose father died of covid-19 and one of its one of the speakers at the democratic national convention on the convention that first night. here's a portion of what she had to say. >> i'm one of the many who have lost a loved one to covid. my dad marc anthony should be here today that he isn't. he had faith in donald trump. he voted for him, listened to him, believed him and when he said coronavirus was under control and was going to disappear, but it was okay to end social distancing before was saved and if you had no underlying health conditions you'd probably be fine. so in late may after the stay at home order was lifted in arizona my dad went to karaoke bar with his friends. a few weeks later he was put on the ventilator hand after five agonizing days he died alone in the icu with

i don't think it does any good for our young people of color to view themselves as victims. >> meanwhile, michellebama also promoting something new, a new product, her spot if i podcast saying that she had low-grade depression over state of things in the united states. translation, trump and and america's inherent racism was getting her down. with a net worth of $40 million i think it's more than that at this point, they might not be quite as rich as oprah, yet, but she's an even bigger global superstar, taking her at her word that she is depressed, i recall something else she said back in 2008? >> for the first time in my adult lifetime, i am really proud of my country. i have been desperate to see our country moving in that direction and just not feeling so alone in my frustration and disappointment. >> she went to princeton, had an incredible life even up to there, there was a hint there, was it only when her husband was nominated he was on his way to being the nominee of the party after more than 69 million americans voted for him later that year that america was cleansed of all that disappoin

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attack dog because they have the firepower of michelle obama and barack obama who can make this case in a way that nobody can, as well as make this other case to young folks who might be disaffected, not only by barack obama's presidency and sort of detach from politics. i'm sure he'll make that case in the way we saw michelle obama make. this is chapter two, a continuation of what we heard so powerfully on monday. >> all i can say is that michelle and bomb boarack obama have interesting diner time conversations because if you go from her speech, which was pretty devastating about donald trump to his speech, which i think takes it up about ten notches, you understand where they are both coming from, and you understand their frustration. and the lead, as my old newspaper had, the lead is they think he's unqualified for the job, and that he is disinterested in the most awesome job until the world, being president of the united states and that in the very end, he's actually a threat to democracy. this is what both of them are saying. they are kind of leading the way on this. we heard that from bernie sanders so they are following bernie i should say. t

young senator from delaware. >> reporter: it comes after a fiery first night at the democratic national convention with former first lady michellebama unleeashing a scathing indictment of president trump. >> donald trump is the wrong president for our country. he has had more than enough time to prove that he can do the job, but he is clearly in over his head >> reporter: mrs. obama seemed to season the president's recent dismissive comments about the coronavirus death toll. >> they are dying. that's true. it is what it is >> he simply cannot be who we need him to be for us it is what it is >> reporter: accusing the president and republicans of trying to suppress votes. >> they're closing down polling places in minority neighborhoods. they're purging voter rolls. >> reporter: president trump firing back today. >> live by the way is always much more exciting than a tape especially when she made the tape long before the event she didn't even have the accurate facts and then they say what a wonderful job. what was wonderful about it it was ait was old >> reporter: still, one of the strongest moments of the night came from a woman w

action on as a way to get young people engaged in the election and not only did we hear it from trump or biden or hillary clinton. youth activists and bernie sanders and michelleell them to shut up and go home. >> the alliance for youth action conducted a survey and found the majority of young voters under the age of 25 haven't been contacted by the biden campaign however they have been contacted by the trump campaign through digital ads. i want to know if that surprises you and what it tells you about the republican strategy. you heard that republicans are not going to have a message for young people, i don't know. the fact that they are showing up in digital ads makes me think they are not right. >> the republican party knows they need enough people to sit out to be on the cusp of victory. these are young persuadable biden voters. when you see so many of the voters that have not heard from joe biden and have heard from the trump kbcampaign we have a major problem here. >> there will be a lot of people watching saying why isn't it enough for young progressives to vote against donald trump? >> i think there is a myth. the line that the young people are not get

young people. this feature felt flat because they could not bounce off crowd excitement, except i think michelle 0bama intimate and very powerful. that was the other main feature, she rocked, that was the dominant message. she went after president trump as my character, not policies. sign up for your mail and ballot tonight, line up all night if that is what it takes. mr sanders, bernie sanders, it was expected he would call on his left—wing supporters to backjoe biden because he said all along it was very important to beat mr trump, but he went beyond that with a full throated endorsement of mr biden. president trump has had a bit of a tweet storm, he has responded directly to michelle 0bama saying thank you for the kind comments but i would not be in the white house if your husband thatjoe biden had not done such a bad job. thank you, barbara plett usher. the french government has announced that face masks will become compulsory in the workplace — as france works to fight against a resurgence of covid—i9 in the country. face masks will need to be worn in all shared and enclosed company workspaces fr

you mentioned michelle howard, 4 foot 10 african-american young lady that came from a challenging background, that took down the somalia pirates to become the first four-star admiral, african-american woman, a person you said that had immense character. and i just want to get-- there's one thing i want to ask you before i go, admiral. and in your three-step plan with china, i did not hear you mention anything about the media. you have a picture hanging up in your office, you said, of the u.s.s. maine that blew up in havana harbor in 1988 causing the outbreak of the spanish-american war. it was a lot of media with their yellow journalism like randolph hearst and joseph pulitzer that claim the spanish war responsible for blowing it up. i think you used the word that they were actually called terrorists back then. later on, you mentioned-- >> terry, can you get to your question quickly. >> caller: yes, i'm sorry. later on when the navy salvaged a ship-- >> i apologize, we're going to leave it there. a lot on the table for the admiral to respond to. >> guest: jerry, i'll finish your story for yo

two g, m, t, we will be picking up michelle obama which is going to be recorded from martha's vineyard. now, let's turn to the uk, and the impact of the pandemic on younghuge policy reversal, affecting hundreds of thousands of pupils, england, wales, and northern ireland have all announced that a—level and gsce results will now be based on teacher assessments — rather than grades generated by computer modelling. the education secretary gavin williamson, who last week said the system was robust and fair, apologised for the distress caused. 0ur education editor branwenjeffreys has more. i'm steph, i was predicted a* and two as by my teachers and i was given a*, b, b on results day. steph has lost a place at cambridge, first from her family in birkenhead to go to uni. this morning, she told me teacher grades should stand. and we have to work extra hard for where we are and we still haven't got anything out of it. i know obviously my grades are still very good, but i've still missed out on brilliant opportunities. out of anyone in this, we should just be trusting the teachers. now, five days after a—level results, teacher estimates will replace lower grade

and michelle obama started the process of bringing the women on, and also talking to the young peopletrying to get people to turn on her. you have seen people pushing back, saying kamala is our girl. she's going to have one of the most washed speaks, and tomorrow night, she has an opportunity to set the record straight, where she is on criminal justice, and to get the young people excited. >> and when you talk to young people, it's good to call them the young people. i'm going to talk to the young people now. let me tell you, the young people. you, the young people. >> get off my lawn! >> a lot to -- >> the young people wish they had a lawn. >> thank you. i appreciate it. t youngsters are here. chris cuomo and don lemon after a quick break. so are we. prudential helps 1 in 7 americans with their financial needs. that's over 25 million people. with over 90 years of investment experience, our thousands of financial professionals can help with secure video chat or on the phone. we make it easy for you with online tools, e-signatures, and no-medical-exam life insurance. plan for better da

this week you had not only jill biden, michelle obama, kamala harris, barack obama, joe biden, et cetera, but you also had the voices of youngeople. we just did a special on who were able to break through. next week i think that what the president is going to aim for is something that john pointed out. he is going to try to paint a picture that the democratic party is one of chaos. he's going to try to paint a picture of saying that if democrats are to take over that joe biden is nothing more than a trojan horse for socialism. that's very, very difficult. the messaging of the republican party and the counterprogramming of the republican party as it relates to both joe biden and kamala harris has been conflicting at best. so i just expect maximum wenexte full of mixed messages and one without the stardom and one without the heartwrenching messaging we saw this week. >> i just want to follow up, bakari, because the president is again day after day after day raising more doubts about the validity of this entire election. he's even threatening to send in law enforcement to watch polls on election day around the country that's ra

former first lady michelle obama celebrated harris in a heart felt instagram post, showing a photo of harris with two youngck girls in the caption, obama wrote, you get used to it, even as a little girl, opening the newspaper, turning on the tv, and hardly ever seeing anyone who looks like you. she added kamala harris may be the first, but she won't be the last. i am here for it all. let us embrace and celebrate this moment. go get 'em, girl. meanwhile, on earth two, there's donald trump and his echo chamber, who have some really original arguments against the black lady on the ticket. >> she was nasty to a level that was just a horrible thing. >> the thing about her is she seems to come across as a bit abrasive. >> i thought she was the meanest, the most horrible, most disrespectful. >> i wouldn't trust kamala harris. i think she's very ambitious. >> she left angry. she left mad. >> for some reason, i just have this feeling that joe biden isn't going to be on the ticket. >> she's a very mean woman. >> now you have a sort of a madwoman, i call her, because she was so angry. >> talk about throwing everythin

michelle obamaar act to follow, but being there in the classroom was an effective touch. for alexandria ocasio-cortez, what she did with her one minute was very interesting to me. she's this young, bright woman pushing the partyleftward, and she chose the mostrational political backdrop. the flags, looking directly at the camera, a real establishment picture. i think one question that haunts this convention, and it has to, the president is obviously going to make an issue of it. i think most voters, looking at a man of his age are going to take a close look at him. every time he's on-screen people are going to lk to see if he has what it takes as far as the presidency istwo, this zoom con more charismatic than a marriott commercial. >> thanks, terry. now the towering thei frurig voice to support presidential hopeful joe. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> celebration at biden headquarters. the candidate rejoicing as henu needed to clench the democratic nomination for president. >> well, thank you revery much. from the bottom of my, itrtea h means the world to me family, and i'll see you on thursday. >> the great state of alabama casts 52 votes for our next president. >> the roll call a

michelle malkin says buy e this book. [laughter] let's get going. the kid from queens and a young man from south carolina writing about global populism, brexit, maga, the yellow vests. >> i'll just start by saying i actually started my career in politics as a democrat. and i made the transition to the republican party because i found that i, frankly, misunderstood what the democratic party stood for. i thought it was a party that would fight for small business owners. i thought it was a party that would fight to grow the wages and the working conditions of workers around the country. nothing could be further from the truth. what we saw was that 2016 was a total, complete revolt against the forward interests that have tried to drive down wages whether it's through globalization or illegal immigration, and i retired traveling all over the country, ohio, pennsylvania, in the midwest, and i would see these gutted towns. and i would say this doesn't make sense. something's fundamentally wrong here. and elites in both parties, democrat and republican, said for decades for people to list

michelle obama. one of the most popular figures in american politics but then going forward tomorrow night, 18 youngc politicians, then you come to wednesday night and of course america getting to see kamala harris for the first time. and finally on thursday night, joe biden. so those appearances are going to be a little different than all the people in the hollywood square boxes. we will see how it goes. beachy we are looking at former governor john kasich from ohio. let's listen into the former governor of ohio who appears to be at a crossroads in our field. >> it's a path that's of the division, dysfunction, irresponsibility and growing vitriol between our citizens. continuing to follow that path will have terrible consequences for america's sole because we are being taken down the wrong road by a president who has pitted one against the other. he is unlike all of our best leaders before him who work to unite us to bridge our differences and lead us to a united america. i am a lifelong republican. but that attachment holds a second place to my responsibility to my country. that's why i've chosen

it and it must be beginning tonight with michelle obama, one of the most popular figures in american politics. going forward to come out tomorrow night, 18 youngtic politicians then youo wednesday night and of course america getting to see kamala harris for the first time. finally, on thursday night, joe biden. so, those appearances will be different than all the people in the hollywood square boxes and we will see how it goes. >> bret: is looking now at the former republican john casey from ohio and fo following. let's listen into thi into him. >> growing vitriol between our citizens. continuing to follow that path will have terrible consequences for america's soul because we are being taken down the wrong route by president who has pitted one against the other. he is unlike all of our best leaderss before him. we work to unite us, temperature differences. and lead us to a united america. i'm a lifelong monk republican, but that attachment hold second-place to my responsibility to my country. that's why i've chosen to appear at this convention. in normal times, this would normally never happen but these are not normal times. i'm part of my re

michelle obama, dr. jill biden, in numbers greater than watched it live. so you have to be youngybe that's the whole strategy here. the ratings tumbled from four years ago but we shall see. >>> in the meantime, it's a battle in the battleground states, pennsylvania among them. connell mcshane has been crisscrossing the country going to each and every one of the real important ones that tipped the balfoance four years ago. he's in westchester, pennsylvania right now, with 20 electoral votes, one of the big reasons why donald trump triumphed in the electoral vote count four years ago. how is it looking there right now, connell? connell: this is biden country so if joe biden is going to take back the state of pennsylvania for the democrats, he has to run up the score as the political pundits say in chester county. it's been trending blue here for a number of years. barack obama became the first democrat to win it in 2008 since lbj. the party has been kind of building on that ever since. they did well in the midterms last time around. you kind of add to that that trend, a home court

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michelle and 10 year old dunny alone. in an ludlow posy almost because you don't go from one of the last of getting in my last one the daniel was still. in the low middle little young muslim most people don't do i don't know how i'm also you play our voice does that mean well you know something. else we're going all me instilling us i think a lot of me and them on it was the most almost. full stomach is done as well you don't get that aloha illogical soul last thing and dances for this home i mean i mean i mean if i go over to give this was a little male boy you know how do you think that you'll story and the story of your family might have been different without this influx of guns coming from the u.s. to mexico. well you could look up what are you for the end of the must also see i'm not though in. their most. the most sales glasses in the us all red but it's all mothers are part of yes board i knew i was going to think when they're on the main issues in terms of new growth to see them and. those so but are a lot of traffic will add a mass those are all that was hysteria most a little for the quantum vocal a possible government will have normal laws and i will ha

get the pain of michelle guttierez who prays below her husband's hospital window or the family of keith and gwendolyn robinson who died of covid-19 11 days apart. across the country young are still driving the spread. also driving it, people who do get tested but then have to wait a week or more for results. >> it's unacceptable, period. the gap between the time you get the test and the time you get the results in some respects only obviates the reason why you did the test. >> there is some good news in the national picture. the u.s. new case map is not showing this little red in a while. only three states reporting a rise in cases week over week. the seven-day moving average of new cases has not been this low since july 10th but of course looks can be deceiving. this drop has been driven in large part by steep declines in florida for hurricane isaias shutting down dozens of testing sites. >> mississippi school district after several people tested positive. four states have now seen cases since reopening schools. one of them is north carolina. it will keep bars, gyms, indoor entertainment venues closed for another five weeks because of the start of school. even though

arguing about even with the michelle obama speech about needing to lift people up and everybody deserving more and better. this is not how we get it. it's a signal to youngey should be degrading themselves and none of us want that obviously. >> tucker: no. this is pushed by rich people, powerful people in order to degrade and destroy our culture. i never thought i would use this word on tv because it's such a 1950s blue nosed cliche but it's filth. it's actually felt. filth. if you don't believe it, look it up and you'll see. democratic convention is about to get underway. stay with fox for the coverage. in the meantime we have found a trend of the democratic national committee's platform that's not getting a lot of coverage that's getting coverage and speeches. will explain what it is. for over 25 years, home instead has helped seniors stay home. now, staying home isn't just staying in the place they love. it's staying safe. home instead. to us, it's personal. home instead. want restand schools?pen? want the economy to get back on track? you're not alone. and you can help make it happen. stay 6 feet apart. wash your hands. wear a mask every time you lea

vocal about my support for this young man as have many others who are sick and tired of the anarchy that has gripped our country over the last 75, 80 days. >> reporter: michellein and others led a ground swell of support for accused gunman kyle rittenhouse that led to non-profit defense fund, and one of the most prominent attorneys coordinating rittenhouse's defense. >> sorry to keep you waiting. thanks to all freedom-loving americans who responded to requests for contact information on kyle rittenhouse. help is on the way. the 17-year-old vigilante accused of woundikilling two an wounding a third. they say this was classic self-defense and we are going to prove it. criminal complaint, a confusing series of events with the two men rittenhouse shot and killed in separate incidents may have been trying to grab his gun. the first victim, 36-year-old joseph rosenbaum shot in a car lot. in the complaint, a witness says a first round was fired into the ground and rosenbaum made a motion he was trying to grab the barrel of the gun. shots are fired and rosenbaum is hit as rosenbaum lay dying, rittenhouse makes a phone call saying, i just killed somebody. fired two sh

vocal about my support for this young man, as have many others who are sick and tired of the anarchy that has gripped our country over the last 75, 80 days. >> reporter: michellea groundswell of support for kyle rittenhouse. that has now led to a pop-up nonprofit defense fund asking for donations. and one of the most prominent conservative attorneys coordinating rittenhouse's defense. attorney lynwood tweeting from his twitter account with a qanon conspiracy theory hash tag on his profile states thanks to all freedom-loving americans who responded to requests for contact information on kyle rittenhouse. help is on the way. the 17-year-old vigilante is accused of murdering two protesters and wounding a third. attorney john pierce, part of the rittenhouse defense team, tells nbc news this was classic self-defense and we are going to prove it. the criminal complaint filed against rittenhouse details a confusing series of events that indicates the two men rittenhouse shot and killed in separate incidents may have been trying to grab his gun. the first victim, 36-year-old joseph rosenbaum, shot in a car lot. in a complaint, the witness says a first round was fired

i thought michelle obama gave the best speech in tting out the case about why this election matters. i've known jill biden sinwece we both younges, one of the first working spouses, and she told america who she was last night. we've heard from americans across the country. now thnext two nights, the two candidates are going to lay out thision, what are the issues they're going to fight for? i think all of us as democrats have to find a way we're going to connect intergenerationally because we've got wisdom and youth, we've got caring about a lot of issues, and we've got to learn aboutow we can bring different perspectives to solving the problems and how we're going to support this team and bring america together to soothe our heart and soul and put us working together again which we have not done for four years. we have been divided by fear and hatred and they're going to show us how they're going to pull us together. >> woodruff: congressman ry, looking back to the primaries when you were running for president yourself, you id pretty tough things abt joe biden. you said at one point he's declining, i don't think he has the en

michelle obama brought down the house back in 2016. >> i wake him every morning in a house that was built by slaves. and i watched my two beautiful intelligence black young women, my daughter, playing with their dogs on the white house lawn because of hillary clinton. my daughters and all our sons and daughters now take for granted that with homan can be president of the united states. >> what do you expect to hear from her tomorrow, in regards to by k biden and also kamala harris? >> i expect that she will bring down the house. for a period of time folks were hoping that she would agree to be the vice presidential pick. but i think that she will talk about this moment in history, how important it is to vote. those are themes that -- she has her own organize working on helping turn people out to vote and making sure people are registered, so i would imagine that will be one of her key themes. but again, this historic moment when young black and brown children are looking at this ticket and they see the future, they see someone with an experience, a lived experience that is like their own being reflected on that ticket. and it sends such a powerful messag

michelle whether speaker do you think was effective? caller: bernie sanders did a great job. and i liked the youngady whose father had passed away from the virus. she touched my heart and i am sure she touched a lot of other people's. host: that is jane in brooklyn, new york. the caller references the speaker whose father died of covid-19 and was one of the featured speakers from the democratic national committee. here is a portion of what she had to say from yesterday. [video clip] has am one of the many who lost a loved one to covid. my dad should be here today. he is not. he had faith in donald trump. him,ted for him, listen to believed him and his mouthpieces when they said coronavirus was under control and going to disappear. that was ok to end social distancing rules before it was safe, that if you had no underlying health conditions you would probably be fine. in late may, after the stay-at-home order was lifted in arizona, my dad went to a karaoke bar with his friends. a few weeks later, he was put on a ventilator. after five agonizing days, he died alone, in the icu, with a nurse holding