i truly enjoy... >> beau biden is the apple of biden's eye.ccessful, and so proud of him. it was... it went beyond pride. it was almost like, "he's the perfect version of me." >> the distinguishing feature about beau is how steady he is. he's carried, in this one sense, a heavier burden than my other children, but my god, he's not only carried it, he's shouldered it. >> beau biden was the literal extension of joe biden's aspirations in politics. the assumption within the family was this idea of becoming the kennedys 2.0, and beau biden is the future, he is the one who is going to carry the torch. >> he's already finding the campaign trail eating up all of his family time, so his family travels with him. that's his son beau who was along tonight. >> this is my son, beau biden. >> hi, how are you? >> nice to meet you. >> nice meeting you. >> big mike, meet my big guy-- this is beau. >> hi. >> hi. >> joe biden really used to say about beau that, "beau biden had all of my good qualities and none of my bad qualities." >> how are you guys? >> well,

put really beau biden well , actually, that biden and harris put really beau biden well, actually, it was biden, but i'm not actually sure who's been running the government for the last four years. but the policies that they implemented, i don't think we're going to see the fruits of those labours until way later. and i mean, the infrastructure projects that might actually end up being beneficial for america. but a lot of the other stuff, the stuff that is that's imminent, the stuff that we can point to, that has immediate consequences have been not so great. the economy is not doing well, even though they're trying to claim that it is. crime rates are up, even though they're trying to claim crime rates are down. there's we have massive inflation. they're trying to tell us everything's just fine. you know, there's a lot of them telling us things are fine, don't worry about anything. but the reality for americans is we're seeing the changes with our own eyes. we're experiencing it in our daily lives. so their record right now is not that great. so you could understand why they would i

. - standing in the trenches with harris, delaware's attorney general beau biden. - his state hadn't foreclosures. but beau, on a matter of principle, said, "it's not right, and i'm going to stand with you guys." it was incredible how much heat we took. and beau stood there. beau stood there. - the standoff paid off. - as a result of 13 months of intense discussions, sometimes battle, we have delivered to california $18 billion in relief for california's homeowners. - relief turned to reform when she revisited her smart on crime approach that she launched in san francisco to crack down on truancy. - who are the homicide victims who are under the age of 25? who are they? a question that had not been asked. and it turned out 94% of them were high school dropouts. - harris says she was trying to target social inequality, not families. - if you have those kinds of absentee rates among affluent neighborhoods of elementary school students, they'd be writing about it every day of the week. but what we were talking about are poor children, predominantly black children and latino children, and

his sister hallie biden, the widow of the late beau biden expected to testify. the death of bo and prosecutors believe she has plenty of information to help the case. in adding celebrity mark gary coast to his team who will be there and wants to dismiss this case, but the special counsel will continue to prosecute. the judge said no dismissal and here we are today. hunter will be so sentenced in delaware. his father said no pardon, that was before he decided against running for leah reelection. we will see what happens in court, in just a few hours. >> bill: department of justice for us. >> dana: i think that biden could pardon him sooner than later. everything has changed, and he might just do that. and he might have even like a president trump, i don't blame you. but then there is all of his. >> bill: how about me? >> dana: let's just wipe the slate clean. it's good to be with you today, we have another couple of days to come. but harris faulkner will take you through the next hour. here

and as ashley biden shared, beau told his father, keep an eye on her.ltimately she was who he took into the white house with him as his running mate. that is the connection that was really celebrated last night as president biden talked about the work that they did together. but then turned to the importance of this election, to say what is at risk if donald trump were to return to the white house and you saw a blue print for how this president will continue to campaign for the democratic ticket in the fall making it clear that he thinks all democrats, all independents and republicans have to do their part to make sure donald trump is kept out of the white house. >> claire, it struck me last night watching this, that this wouldn't have worked any other way. it would not have worked if he had not passed the torch to someone who loves him as openly and as faithfully as kamala harris does. it wouldn't have worked. you wouldn't have seen ashley biden give that speech or have that moment mike just spoke about or jill biden give that speech. but it reminds me

that trump would supercharge inflation when under trump when he left office inflation was at 1.4% beau bidenlion that inflation soared to 9.1% feeling the effects of the essentials like food and energy and shelter cost way more than anyone wants or expected. >> you nailed on the head when president trump left office in iowa gas was at 1.63 and now it's up to $4, the price of eggs is up 40% in were the number one egg producing state in the country and i can barely get enough omelettes for my six k kids, the reality, spending in washington has a direct impact on folks in the heart of the heartland and is unfair, these folks have worked hard, 99% of my state is made up of small businesses is not just a federal spending its overwhelming amount of red tape and regulation that has been poured downstream into the job of economic creators we cannot pay off our national debt by good republicans trying to cut spending, we have to grow our economy and kamala harris of the biden administration have made it into every american that not only we will spend more we will regulate more from big businesses but

and beau biden, who i ended up working extensively with on child safety issues.imary to overcome a solid law enforcement figure. won the general election and then went on to an illustrious career. i was always about the substance of getting thing done so sponsored an initiative to rework the anti-human trafficking laws in 2012 which she implemented extraordinarily well as attorney general. and then was reelected and ran for the senate. obviously, i've watched her career over time while i continue working in the venture industry and got into basketball and other ventures outside of politics. >> what did you learn about her as a candidate? >> she is an incredibly tough candidate. a very disciplined one who will obviously fight back if challenged. it is one of the things i really like to see today as she has one of the most, figures named by donald trump on top of trump being incredibly dishonest, a person whose relationship to the truth is so tenuous as to be almost nonexistent. so she's going to stack up very well against him and i expect that her running mate wil

a beau. biden died in 2015 and that ended up being one of the big reasons president biden decided not to run for president back in 2016. and then four years later in 2020, we of course know that it was ashley and hunter, his two children that did introduce him when he was accepting the nomination for the presidency. and they chose to show remarks from their late brother beau to include him as a party part of those ceremonies. and the cell a moment of celebration. so again, just all of this i think will bring together just what a big moment this is. and has been after the culmination of a tough time for the entire biden family as they have been trying to support him, as he has really thought through what to do about his political future. of course, culminating and the president deciding to drop out of the 2024 race last month. now we are told that we shouldn't see this as sort of a farewell speech from the president. aides have told me that that moment is going to come later. probably in the month o

he sees his son, beau biden in her. they were the same generation. they will served as attorneys general so there is that connection. but as chris is noting, there is no small amount of bitterness here that i think will have to be addressed as well. >> the other big speech are huge speaks to that will be hillary clinton, speech. what do you think? >> well, i think just the fact that her presence here is kind of a cautionary tale because i think what people everybody is going to thank as i watch her is if she had beaten trump in 2016, i'm talking about from the vantage point of democrats who haven't like the direction the country has taken since 2016. that if she'd paton him, everything would have been different that wouldn't have been three trump appointees to the supreme court. the dobbs decision wouldn't have overturned roe v. wade. so i think to a large degree and i'm sure she will make this point to a large degree that she's going to in effect say, you don't make the same mistake again, you got to get out there and you've gotta work and you've go

in part because her friendship with the late beau biden, there was a real friendship there. ere is some respects there, and i think it did affect the relationship that she has with joe biden. i don't think that loyalty is perfunctory because there is a personal connection there. >> and even when a year or two ago when people were speculating about whether joe biden should throw kamala harris often to take i get that loyalty played a key role in the reason why biden was very tuned all of that stuff out. she has been like this since the day she was selected and made a very clear decision that this is how she was going to see the role of prizer. and i think that's served her and her relationship with biden, who who feels like that's how he treated that role. i think it informed her decision for and walz who said that he would be a similarly deferential chest. >> it but it's not just this interpersonal stuff. i mean, it's also on the policy. yes. and dana asked her, as you've said, bidenomics is a success and she said effectively, yes, she talked about prescription drug prices. s

you know, i think the biggest problem here is the fact that the kind of referee in all of this beau bidenknow, is he's too far gone to run for president and therefore must be too far gone to actually be president. and so there's no kind of like power leverage at play kind of like power leverage at play here. so the whole thing is kind of like highly unpredictable for that reason. i mean, if you don't have that kind of leadership in the united states, it's essentially a free for all. and you know, it is a it is a there is a huge risk of escalation. russia's sending weapons to iran. and, you know, if iran gets directly involved with israel, you know, the west will back them. and you only have a direct conflict between the west and iran. and then that could spiral off elsewhere. and we've already got a hot point in ukraine, too. so there is a risk of rapid escalation. and the question is whether this will be like the last near—miss we had with escalation in iran, or, and people will stand down or whether it just, you know, escalates infinitely into world war iii, which would be, you know, ve

this cancer moonshot, he actually began when he was vice president following the death of his son, beau bidenularly aggressive form of brain cancer. he revived it when he returned to the white house and he has made the goal of cutting cancer deaths in half in 25 years, which is an ambitious goal, but experts say it's achievable with the right reasons. sources behind it. and that is exactly what president biden will be doing today in new orleans hill tour, a medical facility at tulane and announced $150 million in new research initiatives trying to develop technologies that would allow surgeons to develop procedures that would better remove tumors from cancer patients. it's part of an initiative that he put together with republicans and democrats and the department of health and human services. and it's all part of what he has called this unity agenda, trying to find areas where republicans and democrats can agree. and certainly the cancer moonshot is one of those things i think this is certainly something that president biden will want to talk a lot about in the months ahead in this reshaped

from her work to governor more kell to the lady attorney general beau biden as well as being h.r.c.'wn national secretary. from her time in the state legislature passing access to health care. passing the healthy delaware families act. sarah is the embodiment of what it means to be a public servant. i am thrilled to open this stage not just a friend but our very next member of congress, first only out transagendasser woman to be in congress. give it up right now for sarah mcbride. i'm going to call you already song woman sarah mcbride. [applause] >> thank you so much. can we give nick a round of applause for being an amazing emcee? thank you so much for that incredibly warm welcome. are y'all fired up? i am certainly fired up because hope and history is in the air this unique in chicago. and hope and history is in the air in this room. as i look out on in crowd, i see so many, so many folks who have become like family to me. of course, my former colleagues at the human rights campaign. they are amazing. let's give them a round of applause for bringing us together. incomparable kelly

this great love and admiration because of commonly harris is love, respect, and relationship with beau biden a lot of what he sees in camila he sees through the prism of beau. so we're going to see that tonight. and i just think that it's going to be so much euphoria. and i think i think whatever dissension people may believe exist is going to be tampered. >> i mean, i totally agree with this and i will tell you somebody as somebody worked for joe biden for a long time, if there is one thing that he puts above all outs. well, first it's family, but then secondly, it's service and it's the idea of service. and if he's feeling any frustration about what happened over the last month i can tell you that it's something he will keep private, that he will talk to his own family about, that he will not in any way allow to roll out and in fact, and disrupt this moment we're democrats have come together in a really unprecedented way, was and that's going to disappear completely tonight. >> i mean, this will be the gold watch moment. i mean, his legacy could have been one of two things. it was possibly

. >> president biden's son beau died from an aggressive form of brain cancer in 2015. >>> important news for parents who allow their toddlers to use ipads or other tablets. a new study finds too much tablet time could have unintended consequences. here's cbs' janet shamlian. >> reporter: farrah butler is a busy atlanta mom who occasionally lets 3-year-old oliver play on an ipad. >> when i need a break. mainly in the mornings when i'm trying to unload the dishwasher and in the afternoon when was i'm trying to cook dinner. >> reporter: do you try to limit screen time with oliver on the ipad? >> of course. i try. yes. as best as i can. >> reporter: it's hard. >> it is hard. it is hard especially when you're a mom, you need a few minutes of a break. >> reporter: some say moms and dads are using tablets as a digital pacifier to soothe children as they cope with parenting challenges. but at what cost? a new study finds preschool-age children logging 75 minutes or more of daily screen time displayed more anger and frustration as they got older and had trouble regulating emotions which often res

beau biden or not. judy ann trainor, thank you very much.e you in the studio. now, just how dissatisfied are the british pubuc dissatisfied are the british public with sir keir starmer's regime? well, the popularity polls have gone through the floor. i'm martin daubney on gb news britain's news channel. but next it's time for your. weather. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar, sponsors of weather on gb news . news. >> hello! welcome to your latest gb news. weather update brought to you from the met office. a fine and dry day for many of us today. feeling fairly warm in the sun, but definitely fresher than it was yesterday and this evening is looking pretty cool as well. high pressure is starting to dominate. it's moving in from the south and west, but we've still got low pressure up to the north and some frontal systems that will bnng some frontal systems that will bring some further showers to parts of scotland, northern ireland and some areas of northern england through today. there could be quite heavy actually across northern areas of

. >> there he is beau biden medallist. well done toby. right question two. closest answer wins.ke your previous point though. all right, let's see. i don't know whether we'll let her have that if she's right, it's 20. oh my god, she can have it. she can have it. it's one all. all right . have it. it's one all. all right. this is an open question. please play this is an open question. please play along at home. how are you doing? okay. so many celebrities have been spotted at the paris olympics this year. but which celebrity was recently spotted wearing an equestrian kit ? lin wearing an equestrian kit? lin mei, snoop dog david beckham . mei, snoop dog david beckham. let's see. who was it? it was in fact, snoop. >> hey , hey, did you did you >> hey, hey, did you did you actually see that? >> i did , yeah, he was in the >> i did, yeah, he was in the audience. it was hilarious. >> yeah, he was there. >> yeah, he was there. >> what was he watching? was it gymnastics or something? >> i'm not sure, but he was with someone, i think a famous, jockey. and she was feeding him, tea and bis

biden. he lost his son, beau to cancer in 2015. mr. vice president, then relaunched it in 2022 with the goal of reducing the cancer death rate in the u.s. by at least half. back to you at the desk. >> okay, thanks, amanda. if you live on the east side of san jose, a big change to start at a local hospital that could impact your care. starting yesterday, regional medical center's trauma center changed from a level two to a level three. that means some emergency services have been downgraded to less comprehensive levels. last night, community members held a vigil outside the hospital. they criticized this downgrade at regional medical center and plans by the owner, hca, to expand its other san jose hospital, good samaritan. they're worried the change will impact people who have the least amount of resources in that gap will follow the lives of patients and disproportionately patients who are underinsured or struggle to keep insurance. there are now no level two trauma centers in santa clara county. people who need more advanced care will

michelle obama is not happy with the bidens because of the way they treated beau's widow. ng to be an issue. joe biden in particular is not happy with barack obama because he feels as though he was behind it. and that was the guy he ran with and also he was upset with him dating back to 2016 when he turned over and said i want hillary to be the next -- to carry my baton on down. then they talk about the party having a joshua shapiro problem. why is josh shapiro not the running mate? is it because he is jewish? democrats have an issue as van jones brought up a week ago with this huge anti-semitic faction that's rising up in their party. now, they could put a smiling face on. have big celebrities, lawrence. iin the big picture are there problems simmering underneath? >> lawrence: i think you highlighted, brian. let's be honest. this will be a political obituary type of speech. the ride of joe biden is over. it's not going to happen anymore there will probably be some celebrations because he decided to step down. because let's be frank, the race was over if he was on the ticke

. >> reporter: biden lost his beloved son beau to brain cancer in 2015. launching his cancer moonshot as vice president, then relaunching it in 2022 as president. his goal? cutting cancer death rates by half in 25 years, which would prevent more than 4 million deaths from cancer in this country by 2047. the president traveling to new orleans with the first lady today, announcing funding for eight research groups across the country. all working to help surgeons more precisely remove tumors from those with cancer. >> we know all families touched by cancer are in a race against time. it's all part of our goal, of our cancer moonshot, to end cancer as we know it. >> reporter: in the final months of his presidency, biden is prioritizing issues that are near and dear to his heart. that also includes lowering costs for americans. that will be the focus of his event with vice president harris later this week, their first event together since biden dropped out of this race. david? >> david: selina wang at the white house tonight. selina, thank you. >>> when we com

officials telling us it is a very personal thing for the bidens because cancer is what killed their son beaunnounce another 50 million new dollars for the researchers at our page. >> the president and the first leaders -- on the cancer moonshot has delivered significant results to achieve the ambitious achievable goals they set to reduce the cancer death rate but at least half in the u.s. by 2047. >> the day after tomorrow president biden is going to appear alongside a vice president for unofficial events not technically a campaign event and definitely not in the swing state, going in maryland focusing in lowering prices. invasion has been a political killer and the vice president has not been asked of other talk about any of the tough decisions she had to make as vice president are reflect on her much more progressive record as a senator but president biden is insisting today she is not as progressive as that record makes it seem. >> -- vice president harris then you as a candidate in general? >> president joe biden: the issues we work on together >> and something else really interesting th

. >> biden lost his son, beau to brain cancer in 2015.t launched the cancer moonshot initiative as vice president. christiane cordero, abc news, washington. >> a bay area county is considering a plan to cut down on people hogging electric vehicle chargers. that's when your car stays connected to the charger after it's finished charging, preventing others from using it. today, the solano county board of supervisors will discuss possibly implementing idle fees at chargers owned by the county. it's unclear when this would take effect. if it's approved and how much those fees might cost. huge day today in silicon valley. >> the annual made by google event held at the company's bay view campus in mountain view. the presentation began with the tech giant showing off google gemini. that is an ai assistant that helps users become more productive and creative. >> we're fully in the gemini era with ai infused into almost everything we're doing at google across our full tech stack, our integrated ai strategy means we're in control of where we're hea

biden was mourning the death of his son beau. his head wasn't really in the game and obama's he would only hurt it. i mean, he had in some ways biden's message to heart, at least as he presented it. he thought that biden would would would not do well, would hurt himself. and he tried to talk him out of did succeed in talking about it. but biden i think felt bad about that. why are you supporting her and not me? and i think that calling people around him remains sort of a sore point between the two of them. and that, of course, we know how things ended with trump and pence. as we talked about trump, a to do something pence wasn't going to do it. my colleague maggie haberman and i reported trump on the morning of january 6th, told pence, you can either go down in history as a patriot or you can go down in history as a. and here he used a crude term for a woman's. we're trying to keep this clean. just hours later, of course, we all know the mob on the capitol was chanting hang mike pence and trump back in the white house was thinking

there was this understanding that during a fraught moment for the biden family, in the years following beau'sth, that hunter was engaged in business dealings that made things uncomfortable for the vice president's office that they were encroaching upon foreign policy matters. all indications based on the reporting in this case are that despite hunter reaching out to the italian u.s. ambassador to italy in this case, that the situation was handled appropriately by the embassy staff there. nothing did come of this as hunter biden stated. it reminds us that hunter does face another trial which will put him in the headlines in early september. of course, has his own sentencing from the previous conviction. >> all painful politically and personally for the first family. thank you both so much. >>> back on the trail. in 90 seconds, we will turn to the trump campaign. the former president makes his way to north carolina today. you are watching "andrea mitchell reports." this is msnbc. this is msnbc. with bugs, the struggle-is-real. that's why you need zevo traps. zevo works 24/7 to attract and trap

president biden and first lady jill biden visited new orleans today promoting the so-called cancer moonshot program following the death of his son, beauom cancer. the president announced $150 million of new cancer researching funding for eight research teams across the country, including one from tulane university, where this event was held. >> we believe anything is possible in america. there is nothing, nothing beyond our capacity when we work together. >> major: the president has set a goal of cutting american cancer deaths in half by the year 2047. important news tonight for parents who allow their toddlers to use ipads or other kind of tablet. the new study finds too much tablet time could have unintended and harmful consequences. here is cbs's janet shamlian. >> [laughs] >> reporter: farrah butler is a busy atlanta mom who occasionally let's 3-year-old oliver play on an ipad. >> when i need a break. mainly in the mornings when i'm trying to unload the dishwasher and then in the afternoons when i'm trying to cook dinner. >> reporter: do you try to limit screen time with oliver on the ipad? >> of course. i try, yes. as best as i c

president biden restarted it after taking office, most recently, it's long been a personal priority of his launching that cancer moonshot initially in 2016, immediately following the death of his son, beauncer at age 46. but it is now come back into the forefront of president biden's to do list as he looks at what he wants to accomplish on his final six months in office the cancer moonshot has been part of his unity agenda, a one of those initiatives that he believes could get bipartisan support because of the desire of both democrats and republicans to end cancer and to limit the number of cancer deaths in the decades to come. but it's also so part of his administration's own shortlist, which also includes gun reforms supreme court reforms, addressing the climate crisis, as well as lowering costs for the american people and bolstering alliances overseas that he's really going to be focused on in these next few months. white house officials acknowledged that with congress ground to a halt. as it focuses on a highly charged election going into november that there really won't be much legislative action, but they say it's still very important for president biden to put his own stake in th

moonshot that president biden has prioritized most recently in the last two years since he became president, though he first launched it in the immediate aftermath of the death of his son, beau from brain cancer back in 2016? so certainly this is a cause that is near and dear to biden's heart, and that is one of the reasons why it is toward the top of his policy shortlist as he eyes what he wants to do during his final months in office to cement his legacy as president. now that shortlist, i'm told also includes proposing reforms on guns, climate, and the supreme court, which we saw him rollout just a couple of weeks ago. also lowering costs for americans, bolstering alliances overseas. and notably implementing legislation that he passed in that congress passed, and he signed into law over the last three-and-a-half years so far, the government has provided about 500 and billion toward various government agencies and state and local authorities for signature infrastructure semiconductor, and clean energy legislation that has been ushered in in recent years. and a part of that legislation aims to say if the government tens of billions of dollars buy negotiating prices for drug

the daughter of the president and first lady, ashley biden, then introduced her father with some poignant comments about the death of her brother, beaur father's courage. >> after beau passed, i got this tattoo on my wrist. it says, courage dear heart. a reminder to myself to keep going, to get back up like my dad has always done. he has taught me that a courageous heart is a miraculous thing. a courageous heart can heal a family. a courageous heart can heal a nation and maybe even the world. >> meanwhile, dozens of protesters broke through a security fence not far from the site of the convention as thousands took to the chicago streets demanding a cease-fire in gaza and an end to america's support of israel. at one point activists breached one of the police barricades entering the outer perimeter of the united center grounds. police in riot gear responded swiftly averting a breach of the inner grounds closer to the arena itself. authorities say multiple people were arrested and that there was no threat to those attending the convention. the larger group of protesters marched peacefully making their way slowly through chicago's west

beau, was an attorney general. and then attorney general harris worked with then attorney general biden together on taking on the banks around the morning fitch crisis there relationship is one where she not only gets the last word, but she asked the tough questions of the staff. she is a voice that he looks to do bring a different perspective and a different set of experiences, which is another reason he picked her. and i would say he's made it clear to us since the beginning of this administration that she's a full partner and she's going to get treated like a full partner. and that that was his expectation of the staff i need to we're out of time. >> i hope you come back and talk about the super pac that you're working. being on that you're leading in order to try to help get kamala harris elected. thank you so much. >> thank you for having me, dana appreciate it. >> good to see you oh, my goodness. >> it's only monday. believes believe me. >> you don't even know the half of it warmer new york congressman george santos is expected in court. we we are live outside the courthouse next this is the home for the world's

biden to get out of his mouth. >> air. in the same interview, he said that his beau made him promise i to stay engaged in politics. n o >> wow. way to blame a dead gu y. added beau should have added hunter. please don't. my wife. >> rachel tim walz continues to be criticized for embellishing his rank in service after it came out over the weekendcritics. >> he once claimed to be anou ta official bikini inspector walz's direct superior. direc the national guard says waltz knew his unit was about to deploy to ira qthat and went behind the back of his superior officer tabouo. >> when reached for comment, waltz yelled, hey look over there and then ran awaey. >> although waltz, his actions look bad to veterans dem say these revelations could really help him win the coward vote. delta's dea officer has banneddd the term ladies and gentlemenfra from airport announcementsir night out and replaced it with dear customers of all gender identities. your flight is canceledr fl and your stewardess haigs a brad . >> kamala harris said, quote, now is the time to get. a cease deal and get the hostage deal done. >> quotet ase-fire y

sometimes acknowledgments are like joe biden's book me dad the book about his years as vice president and the the illness and death of his son, beau i was incredibly i thought was incredibly newsworthy even though came out-years ago right after the port by the special counsel looking into his use of private documents in the comes across as an elderly well-meaning man with a poor memory. he couldn't member theea year tt vote died. if you readd the intelligence ad i'm paraphrasing he said something like look this is a very difficult period for me to revisit and some of the memories were foggy and i had people help me reconstruct the period and the chronology. that seems so understandable and relatable to me. anyone of us at any age who has lived through the slow illness about the beloved one you don't want to remember certain things. did s my sister diane 2009 or 2011, i don't remember, i don't know. instead of being fiery and defensive about thesa moment ife had said something like that i would have understood it as i well. big management section sometimes it can be funny or it can be profound. you readsly i think better and more d

for president biden this issue is very personal. he lost his son beau to cancer in 2015.first launched in initiative as vice president and then relaunched it in 2022 with the goal of reducing the cancer death rate in the u.s. by at least half. and president biden, for his legacy, this is very important to him. he has vowed to keep on fighting for this cancer moon shot for the rest of his term. michael? >> michael: we really hope this helps a lot of people. thanks for that. we're going to turn now to the latest in a gymnastics bronze medal battle. the u.s. vowing to keep fighting for jordan chiles following a new court ruling. lara is here with more. >> lara: the olympics are over but the battle continues over who won the bronze in the floor exercise. u.s. gymnast jordan chiles had a set back monday with the court of arbitration for sport denying the u.s. latest appeal calling for chiles to return the medal. it is all about the degree of difficulty in her score right after she performed, chiles' coaches submitted inquiry suggesting she deserved a higher score. as a result,

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