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i think the abby gate bombing was potentially preventable and i can give some quick examples.art of the result of mckenzie turning down the taliban's offered to let the united states secure kabul meant the taliban took over the entire city and all the u.s. had was the little airport and a small secret cia base in kabul. that is all we had. the u.s. was relying on the taliban to provide security outside kabul airport. that was obviously very troubling in a bad decision. there were multiple instances where the u.s. military asked the taliban to search isis locations in kabul during evacuation. the taliban multiple times refused to do so. i think that potentially could have changed the game. the taliban, the first thing they did and they took over the airbase around august 15, which we abandon a month and a half earlier, the first thing they did was they threw open the gates of the prison, freed thousands of taliban prisoners, dozens of al qaeda prisoners in over 1000 isis k prisoners. one of those went on to become the abbey gate bomber. centcom is now saying that they expanded

philip i mean, abby i don't know why anybody would be surprised, but it is still i mean, the reason we are leading with this is it this guy was the 45th president, united states, very well could be the next president united states. and the stuff he's putting out, the q anon conspiracy stuff i'm this is like this is a dangerous cold, which really, you know, has infected a lot of people lives destroyed a lot of families, targeted a lot of people and then the sexual slur against his opponent. hillary clinton. it's yeah. >> yeah. i mean, it's it's also trump. and i think as the montage that you all played really lays out, it's a part of his long history of doing this. i mean, there was even an omarosa clip in there that goes all the way back to the apprentice. so the early days of the apprentice the last soundbite payments salty the reporter was you, write. >> and so look a trump, especially when he is under pressure, that moment between me and him on the white house south lawn was a moment that he was particularly under pressure because of the muller investigation. and when he is in th

abby, if i can ask you first.e amount of unity between the athletes. so specifically, like with that photo of mine with simone, andrea and jordan just seeing everyone coming together, especially after the last two olympics having been impacted by covid—19, i think it's been really special to see all the fans come together too and to really add to the atmosphere and to reallyjust make this a special one. fantastic. for me, this is a very special olympics. i mean, it's an iconic city. it was beautiful. everywhere you looked was a postcard. i think they did a terrific job of organising it. i was a little bit worried that there was no media transportation, but that forced me to rent a bike for a month. and basically i spent a month biking around the city, taking pictures. was it one of those electric bikes? no it wasn't. i wanted to get some exercise. so you're super fit now, then? i hope so, but we'll see. superfit riding around on his bike, i don't envy him. there is a nice swimming legend, looking lovingly at that

i abby's exactly right. you put tim walz on the ticket. you're going to get somebody who knows rural american when when i was with president clinton at the convention and he looked at governor walz and he said, he looks like home he does he look like for a lot of people in that great, it's so poetic, it's like if you grew up in hot springs, arkansas, you, the map from hope, if you grew up in sugarland, texas, he looks like home well, you can take himself georgia and he looks like home. and kamala harris going there. she showing respect for that culture and it's two things at once you know, there's a lot of black folks in rural south georgia and i always hate when people say urban, when they mean black or rural when i mean white, there actually are some white people in cities there's a lot of black folk in rural south georgia and quentin fulks the priscilla's report is exactly right. quentin is a guy who put this together. he went to by the way, georgia southwestern university is a great school in south georgia. >> he knows that and you doi

all right abby. and still ahead this hour, former president trump, he's out laying low during the dnc week. he will instead hit the road and several critical swing states. i'm going to speak with a key senator and one of those battleground states, that's next cnn is live from chicago as democrats unite to offer their support to a new nominee and her running mate fellow cnn for complete coverage the democratic national convention to netted seven on cnn and streaming on max. >> you've had thyroid disease for a long time and you've lived with the damage it caused. >> but even after all these years, restoration is still possible. learn how at ted help.com rsv can severely affect the lungs and lower airways. what i'm protected with a recipe a wreck sv is the vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv. and people 60 years and older, rsv can be serious for those over 60, including those with asthma, diabetes copd, and certain other conditions. >> but i'm protected a wreck sv is proven to be

i'm abby philip in new york. let's get right to what america is talking about. >> we are in the final countdown, the final hours. >> the final eeny meeny, miny, moe or whatever you want to call it. we are in that right now as kamala harris is minutes or hours, or maybe she's just minutes past deciding who will be on the ticket with her in november. so we're taking bets at the table tonight. i'm just kidding. but right now, the choice, according to our sources is narrowing between josh shapiro of pennsylvania, tim walz of minnesota. this is going to be one of those moments where either it's somebody who seems like the most obvious conjunct conventional electoral pick or the guy who has gotten this all saying weird for the last three weeks, i think is going to be the guy that has a lot of democrats saying weird. i mean, the unfortunate reality here, abby, is that there is a segment of the democratic party that is anti-zionist, perhaps even anti-semitic. i would argue it's unfortunate, but she can't choose shapiro.

i will have abby go find the snake. indica que abby va a buscar las serpientes.e la serpiente de cascabel es una serpiente asociada a la muerte. pero resulta que estas serpientes en realidad podrían ser un depósito viviente de moléculas que a su vez podrían tener efectosrentes enfermedades que afectan a la sangre o contra el cáncer o tumor cells in place. sostiene que si podemos mantener esas células tumorales en su lugar, podemos reducir la cantidad de quimioterapias que se utilizan para matar el cáncer. también disminuir los efectos negativos generales que suelen surgir con algunas quimioterapias. dice que están particularmente interesados en la serpiente de cascabel enana descolorida. pero hay un problema huge area they blend into the environment. menciona que puede ser difícil encontrar una serpiente de cascabel en un área enorme. se pierden en el entorno y la serpiente de cascabel enana descolorida en la que están realizando el estudio es extremadamente dócil, por lo que se mantendrá oculta y no hará ningún ruido. y por eso abby pronto recibirá entrenamiento

kathy bligard performed a fetal blood transfusion. >> abby is not the only patient whose fetuses needed a blood transfusion for parvovirus and it's certainly something i used to see once every other year but have seen multiple times in the last few months. >> reporter: a note from the cdc says parvovirus infections jumped from less than 3% in the last two years to 10% in june. also known as fifth disease, the respiratory virus in children can cause a rash on the face leading to its other name, slapped cheek disease. it can spread in schools, but is most risky for pregnant women and those with some blood disorders. >> why is parvovirus so dangerous to pregnant women? >> because it can block the placenta and block the fetus and cause the fetus to be anemic, which could lead to a fetal death. >> reporter: abby's unborn son is small, under 2 pounds and could be delivered any day. >> it has been truly the most difficult experience to go through. >> and this sounds like, anne, something you need to react to quickly. some of the symptoms sound like other respiratory illnesses. what should you

and before a turn things over to abby newell introduce the report on going to introduce all of our panelists. starting with the second panel which is called finding common ground on polarizing issues. the panelists will include stuart butler is a senior fellow and economic studies threat brookings. before joining brookings stuart spent 35 years of heritage foundation turkey with director for the center for policy innovation and vice president of domestic and economic policy studies. maya macguineas me second panel. she is the the present of te bipartisan committee for responsible federal budget. she oversees the committee fiscal institute, fix that that coalition and six u.s. which is a project which seeks to better understand and address the root causes of our nation stations and deteriorating politics. lindsay is senior vice president of the bank can engagement and executive director of the association foundation. she is author of streamlining and second the unsustainable of american motherhood. before we hear from that wonderful group we will have the first panel, four is a of common grou

young frankenstein they grabbed the wrong brain abby normal. went in never right remember gene wilder when this brain comes together and they put it in the head, is it going to be right? >> steve: okay. >> brian: did it help you at all. >> steve: known put a new brain in kamala harris. >> brian: frankenstein staff of obama, of harris, and biden, when they put it together, will it be abby normal. >> steve: they don't know who is running the show. >> rachel: not that they just don't know who is running the show these teams hate each other. as soon as kamala stumbles and she is stumbling right now. the biden people who wanted to keep biden in place see we should have kept biden. there's a lot. >> brian: a problem when you pressure the team. >> lawrence: the problem is, and peter aloot included to this about the same people being with joe biden from day one. if you read articles, prehoneymoon phase, she can't keep people working for her. she can't keep people working for her. that's why she needs other people's teams right now because all the rest

i'm abby philip live from from chicago inside of the democratic national convention. let's get right to what america is talking about. and that is the polls, all of them, what they show and what they absolutely are not. just minutes ago, kamala harris, she arrived in chicago for a coronation. so does a new snapshot of the show. clear kamala harris, lead in these polls. just look across these samples of the polling from abc news, washington post they show a consistent finding. all adults harris is in the lead. registered voters. harris is in the lead, likely voters. harris is in the lead. and most importantly, that is not where this race was just about six weeks ago. my panel is here in the arena with me. shermichael. this is more than just a sugar high. it seems looking at this poll that abc news-washington post poll on several metrics harris has taken the lead but done so in a dramatic fashion, physical health, 30 points up from trump. trump is leading that in july honesty, she's basically tied with joe biden was up by 15 mental sharpness. she leads by ten. trump was

i'm here because about a year ago abby mccloskey asked me too join a project it was under the auspices of a convergence collaborative i did not know much about but the goal was to discuss policies to support workingg families. i quickly learned this approach was really serious about bringing people together across the ideological spectrum and facilitating productive conversation. several dozen of us spent quite a bit of time over the past year producing a report which you will hear a bit about today especially on the first panel. but then because the process was so unusual i wanted to give people the opportunity to hear more about work across the ideological spectrum more generally. the second panel will be focusing on productive ways to do that. we have two panels will pack a lot in we will only have time for a few questions. but hope you all will stay for the reception at the end of the event outsideev and continue the conversation there. before he turned things over too abby who will introduce the report and going to introduce all of our panelists. starting with the second panel whi

we'll speak live with state representative justin pearson, mike colleague abby.e'll have that, but first here's a look at who's coming up at inside politics at noon. that's coming up awkward question. >> is there going to be anything left over oh, absolutely. >> my kids don't know what they want. you know, who knows what she wants with empower. >> we get all of our financial questions answered. >> so you don't have to worry in power what's next your best defense against erosion and cavities is strong enamel nothing beats it. >> i recommend pro enamel active shields because it actively shields the enamel to defend against erosion and cavities. i think that this product is a game changer for my patients, try pro-national mouthwash he best things in life come into two scoops of ice cream two thumbs up, and now by any phone, when you switch to consumer cellular and get two months of service free, that's right, two months break all the fast, reliable nationwide coverage, make this switch today with fast sides creates striking custom visuals than inspire pride. >> dist

their national association of black journalists event today also joining us cnn newsnight anchor abby phillip and cnn political commentator bakari sellers obviously, the former president believes there's some benefit, whether it's people that he's trying to talk to in the black community or whether it's other supporters of his for saying these things either that or it's a sign of desperation. i think often with trump when he goes down this road, it's because he believes that these sort of base attacks on people's identity, just like he did with barak obama kind of hit at something that will get traction i don't know that there's a whole lot of electoral logic to this because trump showed up at nabj presumptively because he thought he has a shot at reaching black voters. i can't think of many things that are more offensive to black people than someone a white man showing up at a conference and trying to be the arbiter of who is black or not. it's just really problematic and not what his advisers would have wanted for this particular event but trump has been showing himself to be pretty

abbie, if there are arents support them. abbie, if there are parents watching _ support them.good at it. you can also build into the fact —— build on the stuff they are really good at. it has been really good to get your thoughts and find out a little bit about the documentary. thank you for joining us. and brian, thank you for coming in. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. hello, good morning from bbc london. i'm barry caffrey. more than 100 people have been evacuated from a block of flats in east london after a large fire broke out in the early hours of this morning. 225 firefighters have been sent to the building in chadwell heath where scaffolding surrounding it is alight. four people were treated by the london ambulance service at the scene, with two taken to hospital. people living in the area are being advised to keep windows and doors closed. the cause of the fire is not yet known. scotland yard says three people were stabbed yesterday at the notting hill carnival, including a 32—year—old woman who's in a critical condition in hospital. the metr

you had abby hoffman, jerry rubin there was a circus, commotion. people are speaking in cafes now, sipping tea, and it is pretty calm, downtown chicago. but i do think in chicago there is security, security, because former president trump was shot in pennsylvania. there is that inexplicable framing. the chicago police department has partnered with illinois, the state, the governor. they have kind of a cordoned off situation like we have not seen at a convention before. i think it was intense in milwaukee. it seemed to >> later, democratic women owners wildiscuss about the importance of eleing women. the event is happening on the silence of the democratic naonal convention in chicago. watch live at 4:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. >> discover the heartbeat of democracy with c-span voices 2024, as we engage voters at the democratic national convention we ask what issue is most important to you and why? >> [indiscernible] >> i am a delegate from nebraska. the top issues for me are public schools and public education an

abby pretty clear there what's going on. hopefully we will no longer hear that talking point, but i'm not so sure about that. but what about this school district where whilst himself used to teach high school? >> yes, i heard back from minneapolis st. paul and the mankato area district said the same thing. he said that basically the trump claim is not true through a spokesperson, kevin burns told me the law signed by governor was last year is quote, very clear, and that they are satisfying it by providing menstrual products in traditional female and gender neutral restrooms and quote, as well as school nurses, office. he said, not boys bathrooms daniel dale, as always. thank you very much and it's a cliche for a reason, if you're explaining, you're losing well, j.d. vance is now finding himself once again explaining here is a resurface 2021 interview that captured him saying that ethnic enclaves sparring violence, and making a gangs of new york comparison to do it but here's the thing today. he is doing exactly the same thin

what place did abbie hoffman play in the 1960's? i remember he wrote that book, "don't steal this book." anyway. guest: yeah. among the protest leaders, you would put abbie hoffman up there, jerry rubin, a lot of these names became household names. i think jerry rubin took a little bit of the spotlight. he wrote multiple books. abbie hoffman, whether it was the yippies, the youth international protest movement. i got into protesters of the book, but there are better people who have written about this before me, like david farber, who have really dedicated their careers to writing about protest leaders and the protest movement. so that is an area i did not get into as much, because i did not think i had a lot of new things to add over those who came before me. but you are exactly right, in terms of a lot of them did write accounts of being here in chicago and what was going on that year, and it is very insightful to go back. and for those of us who did not listen that period, to see what it was like. host: gary is in new jersey on ou

i'm abby phillip live at the dnc here in chicago, and i'm jim acosta. >> it's great to be with you once again, and it's set to be historic night behind us, as harris will be the first black woman and first asian american person to accept a major party's presidential nomination. >> its history, we've got a lot coming up this hour. washington dc mayor muriel bowser is going to be here also with us california senator alex padilla. and later so i'm here with a failing michael cohen not failing michael, you betrayed me like a dog. it is really a horrible thing would happen what would you like to say to my face because you're a snitch, it's massey what you did, you treated me honorably and you know what happened, what would you like to say? my and comedian and impersonator matt friend will join me here in chicago to have some fun and we hope he does not choke like a dog. >> a little inside joke there will explain later, but he's onset and we're hoping he'll stay quiet because abby and i have that we can count on. i don't know if we can count on that. we can show greek, show a cut shot at matt

abby's point, which is kamala harris rallies. they've started chanting this. we're not going back, not going back it is talking about the politics, but it's also i, mean, you see the foreign president today. it's going if you have him in the white house again, it is going back to that chaos is going back to these daily harangues and daily dramas and rude comments and things like that. the former president also gave a less than going endorsement and of his own running mate, when asked about jd vance's readiness for the job and i just want to play that when you look at j.d vance, is he ready on day one does he was ready on day one? if he has to be i've always had great respect for him and for the other candidates to, but i will say this. >> and i think this is well documented historically, the vice president in terms of the election, does not have any impact. i mean, virtually no impact i mean, if you're if you're a vice presidential nominee with donald trump that's got to be sort of rumblings of a future earthquake. i mean, there's been questions about how upse

you had abby hoffman, jerry rubin there was a circus, commotion.eople are speaking in cafes now, sipping tea, and it is pretty calm, downtown chicago. but i do think in chicago there is security, security, because former president trump was shot in pennsylvania. there is that inexplicable framing. the chicago police department has partnered with illinois, the state, the governor. they have kind of a cordoned off situation like we have not seen at a convention before. i think it was intense in milwaukee. it seemed to take on a new dimension in a city the size of chicago. >> thank you for your time. >> the house will be in order. >> c-span celebrates 40 years of covering congress like no other. since 1979, we have been your primary source for capitol hill, providing balanced, unfiltered coverage of government, taking you to where policy is debated and decided, through support of america's cable companies. c-span -- 45 years and counting, powered by cable. >> discover the heartbeat of democracy with c-span voices 2024. we engaged voters at this year's

and just this week, the bay fc adding to its roster with abby dahlkemper. the menlo park native was playing with san diego's national woman's see abby dahlkemper huge fan. so i'm glad she's coming from the area. >> so we came in from chicago because parts our favorite team, nadia and rolled onto its side travel, thousands of miles just to see barcelona. they plan to go to dallas after this game to see barcelona's next match. they're going to see the best team in the world win at least a few of the best players in the world. scores out it up and more fans cheering. happy to see what a women's national soccer team could bring to the bay area. it's very exciting. >> bernardo robledo and susie mano came from sacramento devoted fans not wanting to miss a moment when you bring your teams like barcelona. you hear you better than you. >> now at the end of the day, this was just a friendly match between the 2 teams. so it doesn't count towards bay of seas record for the season. the goal here was just to build up the hype around this new team and that did not disappo

. >> hi, guys, it's abby dahlkemper. i'm so excited to be here with bay fc. i'm home and i can't wait to see you guys at petco park. very soon. >> bay fc acquired abby dahlkemper from san diego wave for $50,000. dahlkemper is a native of menlo park. she's played nine years in the national women's soccer league. she was part of the 2019 world cup championship team. dahlkemper is under contract until at least 2026 for the first time in seven years, ringling brothers circus is returning to the bay area, but without any animals but sometimes it can start to slow down. but did you know prevagen can help keep your memory sharp? the secret is the powerful ingredient, apoaequorin, originally discovered in jellyfish and found only in prevagen. in a clinicaory in subgroups of individuals who were cognitively normal or mildly impaired. stay sharp and improve your memory with prevagen. prevagen. in stores everywhere without a prescription. in oakland and san jose for the first time since 2017. the reimagined show has all human talent. no more animals are involved in thei

joey: fox nation host abby hornacek joins us now with more.urs, you're up in the middle of the night sometimes for francis, but looking at this, it seems like you got a pretty cool job. >> joey, i am so blessed. i cannot even explain to you. every morning i wake up and it's one of those things i write down that i'm grateful for is this job and i know that that's not typical of people who work, so i am so excited for people to watch this season, joey. right there i'm climbing half dome, it's one of the most dangerous hikes in the national park system because there's a mountain eering component that you hike 19 miles to get to there and back. you get to the top and you're looking out, like wow, i just scaled the side of a granite cliff that's been around for 87 million years. it's been shaped for erosion and glaciers over the course of that time. each park we do, five new national parks, each one offers its own experience. yosemite, denali, the untouched beauty of that park,, there's oe road going through it. the alpine tundra to the alpine lake

plus, three years later america remembers the 13 service members killed at abby gait in afghanistan. will and i go off the wall to break down what has happened since and how that impacted the world stage. glai. battle ground blitz. harris campaigns in the peach state as trump rallies the rust belt this week. mike pelt goodwin argues just like obama the democrats current nominee is pushing a feeling rather than substance, the third hour of "fox & friends" weekend starts right now. will: fox news alert israel carrying out a massive military operation thwarting hezbollah attempts to retaliate over death of one of the top leaders. >> jeff paul have been following it in israel and joins us from tel-aviv with the latest. hey, jeff. >> despite folks here in tel-aviv basically getting back to their normal day running their ere regards going to work this is a tense moment after fighting in hezbollah and escalated to proportions we haven't seen in quite some time. they have lifted some of those restrictions, the government here in israel that they placed on the public. but they are going to be

abby, if i can ask you first.special one. - fantastic. for me, this is a very special olympics. i mean, it's an iconic city. it was beautiful. everywhere you looked was a postcard. i think they did a terrific job of organising it. i was a little bit worried that there was no media transportation, but that forced me to rent a bike for a month. and basically i spent a month biking around the city, taking pictures. was it one of those electric bikes? no it wasn't. i wanted to get some exercise. so you're super fit now, then? i hope so, but we'll see. ican i can tell you that david is superfit if you have been cycling around in this weather and just looking at this view from the balcony here i'm sad that it's our last day here of the olympics. now, we've been enjoying the olympics here in paris — and we've enjoyed sharing it with you here on tv too. and through the power of social media, paris 2024 is finding a whole community online, too. creators are sharing viral moments, powerful performances — and revealing the u

that's why i know abby and my friend april became journalists. i think if we zoom out here let's think about the context all of this is happening in. for the last few weeks donald trump was not the lead story. even when he almost got assassinated that was a big story, but we covered it for a few days but then the story went back to the fact that president biden had an uncertain future as the democratic nominee and ultimately dropped out and endorsed by president harris. and ever since that happen all you've been seeing at the top of the "a" blocks and i will say the enthusiasm of what voters want to talk about, republicans want to talk about is vice president harris, the enthusiasm, the energy. she sort of has blocked out former president trump's ability to just tweet over the news cycle to go back to a cycle where we're talking about trump at the top of this. and i think talking to republicans they were worried about how they were going to counter what really was a bunch of positive stories how kamala harris just last night had 10,000 people dan

cnn news night with abby phillip starts right now tonight. >> breaking news. kamala harris and tim walz sit down for their first interview right here on cnn it's. a high-stakes interview for the new ticket. we'll discuss the biggest questions voters want to hear and on the verge of a deal the debate of the season two weeks from today, as harris and trump it closer to a face-off. plus if at first you don't succeed indict again jack smith reworks the indictment against trump in the election interference case what does it mean for the campaign live at the table? scott jennings, bakari sellers, doug heye and lauren leader welcome to a special edition of newsnight state of the race good evening i'm abby phillip in new york. let's get right to what america is talking about tonight. an interview 37 days in the making. that is how long it's been since president biden dropped out of the race, believe it or not, it's also how long kamala harris has abated immediate interview and now harris and her running mate tim walz, will finally sit down for that interview right her

cnn newsnight with abby phillip starts now tonight. donald trump borrows from who was perhaps born in kenya. his birth or origins? story to happen to turn black by embracing a new race-based lai ju is indian all the way to smear his opponents plus what jay maybe vance in a box to the right. >> you're voting for me. trump says his vp pick doesn't even matter also auto workers get out of neutral and then to drive for kamala harris uaw president shawn fain joins the conversation and live from new york. >> let my mother to go to work. >> momala makes a comeback just as the campaign gets wilder and weirder. live at the table. scott jennings, ashley allison, jamal simmons, and joe pinion welcome to a special edition shouldn't of newsnight, state of the race good evening i'm abby phillip in new york. >> let's get right to what america is talking about tonight. a race baiting, replay. donald trump is turning back time and reaching into the past to other rise his opponent in the present she was always of indian heritage and she was only promoti

you remember abby lee miller's pyramid and the beginning of jojo siwa's career.o take her tiny dancers to the next level in the world of competitive dance but has to deal with a lot of momma drama along the way. "dance moms" streaming on hulu. she says she wanted to be just like abby lee miller but that the girls don't have to go to therapy afterwards. >> gio: mama drama. >> mama drama. >> gio: that's good. okay, your favorite podcast two fabulous moms. >> gorgeous, funny, talented women, of course, it's "pop culture moms." you turned your obsession into a fascinating podcast where you interview celebrities, writers and pop culture fans about what they've learned from everyone's favorite fictional moms. y'all have melissa joan hart and lisa ann walter from "abbott elementary." sabrina, what was that like? >> we have such amazing guests but melissa joan hart obviously "sabrina the teenage witch" and she's amazing. she's had such a long career. she can teach us so much about child stardom. now she's a mom and lisa ann walter had so much to say about "abbott element

abby and herfamily want meaningful changes to prevent any further deaths, including the following.g a process for the order details to be printed and stock the coffee cups. second, we welcome the coroner's decision to write to the department for education to consider the practicalities of children with allergies carrying adrenaline when travelling to and from school. third, the department of health to provide further education on managing allergic reactions which require adrenaline. and last, but not least, abbie supports a call by the allergy research foundation for a dedicated person in government to ensure people with allergies receive proper support and joined up health care to prevent avoidable deaths and ill—health. ilil" care to prevent avoidable deaths and ill-health. _, , ,., , care to prevent avoidable deaths and ill-health. , ., ill-health. our correspondent is at east london _ ill-health. our correspondent is at east london coroner's _ ill-health. our correspondent is at east london coroner's court. - ill-health. our correspondent is atj east london coroner's court. wha

hannah's mum, abby, said after the court that she was sad that this had to happen.her family. and she said that fast food establishments used allergy training as a tick box exercise and that is unacceptable. the duke and duchess of sussex have begun a four—day tour of colombia. prince harry and meghan were invited by the country's vice—president, francia marquez, for what's been dubbed a "diy royal tour". 0ur south america correspondent ione wells has more details. yesterday was a packed day for the couple in bogota, they met the vice president for a welcome at the presidential palace before taking part in events like meeting with activists and campaigners. here in colombia, this specific issue of trying to protect young people from harm online, and things about making the raised in a panel discussion yesterday evening, that here in latin america, there are higher rates of young people checking social media every day. she cited that the average here is that young people with czech social media account 67 times a day, higher than the global average and that was one t

what place did abbie hoffman play in the 1960's? remember he wrote that book, "don't steal this book." anyway. guest: yeah. among the protest leaders, you would put abbie hoffman up there, jerry rubin, a lot of these names became household names. i think jerry rubin took a little bit of the spotlight. he wrote multiple books. abbie hoffman, whether it was the yippies, the youth international protest movement. i got into protesters of the book, but there are better people who have written about this before me, like david farber, who have really dedicated their careers to writing about protest leaders and the protest movement. so that is an area i did not get into as much, because i did not think i had a lot of new things to add over those who came before me. but you are exactly right, in terms of a lot of them did write accounts of being here in chicago and what was going on that year, and it is very insightful to go back. and for those of us who did not listen that period, to see what it was like. host: gary is in new jersey on our

get to safety. >> a review of the abby gate u.s.nd found the bombing with as not preventable at the tactical level. lawmakers say a lack of plan from the white house on down fueled the chaos. house speaker mike johnson says in september congress will award the service members families the congressional gold medal. >> the american people owe them a debt of gratitude that can never be fully paid. >> today both president biden and vice president harris released statements honoring the fallen. biden writing, quote: together we must never stop striving to be worthy of their ultimate sacrifice. republicans say it's now harris who needs to explain her role in the withdrawal decision after these comments made months before the attack. >> afghanistan. >> yes. >> were you the last person in the room? >> yes. >> and you feel comfortable? >> i do. >> harris supporters say finger pointing won't help. >> we have got to stop assigning part stan blame on fundamental blame on gliewrt. >> the threat of future attacks from isis-k terrorists remains, i

i'm not in any case, abigail abby the kyle sweets or former two two-time trump voter just spoke right there talking about a why he is not going to vote for trump, when this surge consecutive presidential election, this is a period in the convention right now where they are featuring the democrats are featuring republicans who are supporting kamala harris and are not supporting donald trump. >> we also expect to hear from donald trump's former white house press secretary and communications director, and also a former chief of staff for then first lady melania trump stephanie grisham. she will speak this evening. >> this convention is also going to feature of the lieutenant, former lieutenant governor of georgia, geoff duncan, a very conservative and proudly conservative christian public official, who is also breaking from his party. >> this is a real theme that the democrats are trying to hammer home in this convention. that republicans should come on board with kamala harris as well? so that is one of the things we're hearing right now. and i believe now we're going to hear from steph

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from which convention democratic bench in 1984 were seeing jesse jackson watching with my parents, abby phillip is writing a book about the reverend jesse jackson, who ran for president twice in 1984, 1988. we're about to see an important moment here, abby, when he comes on this stage, yeah, that's right, erin, i think it's going to be a very poignant moment for this convention hall, for the democratic party jesse jackson ran for president two times in 1984 and 1988 and 1988, he was the runner up. >> but for so many people here, so many people who are part of the democratic party today he is the reason that they are a part of politics texts there was a video. the video is just is still playing behind me right now. it talks about how without jesse jackson, there may not have been a barack obama for a number of reasons. and in the times that i've talked to him over the last several years, one of the things that he's told me that really stuck with me is that he believes if that his candidacy was about lifting the ceiling on black possibility, lifting the ceiling on black possibility, but i

learn more at laura gueler.com newsnight with abby phillip. tonight at ten eastern on cnn we are following breaking news and new details now about what was going on behind the scenes to make today's historic prisoner exchange with russia happen. >> we're learning that president biden was working the phones on the deal, even just an hour before he dropped out of the 20 2024 race? yeah. >> and the white house has been putting forward details showing that vice president kamala harris was also a key player holding private conversations on the prisoner swap back in february with top officials. cnn's arlette saenz joins us now live from houston, where the vice president is soon to speak arlette first talk to us about her role in helping to broker this deal wellbore as vice president kamala harris today is celebrating the release of these three three americans and the permanent us residents. >> but we're also learning a bit more about the diplomatic role that the vice president had to play herself in this month's long process to secure the deal. now,

vaccine, no plan to emerge as you emerge trim phi it ask your doctor about trump via news night with abby tonight at tim eastern icann happening now nominee tim walz is defending his military record in the face of republican attacks. >> as he holds his first solo appearance since being tapped as kamala harris is running mate this says harris is readying a rollout of our economic plan just days before the democratic convention in chicago. also tonight, we'll take you inside the wild to our exchange between donald trump and elon musk what it revealed about both the men and what we know what about the technical glitches that nearly derailed the entire conversation and evacuations are ordered near athens, greece, right? doubt as deadly wildfires leave a path of destruction dangerously close to some of the world's most famous ancient landmarks welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer in tel aviv. and you're in the situation room we begin this hour with the race for the white house the democrats choice for vp is fighting back tonight against republican

natasha's parents, alongside hanna's mum abby, are calling for urgent government action.s are a serious, unpredictable health condition and not a lifestyle choice. poppyjeffri, bbc news. melanoma is the most dangerous form of skin cancer and cases of the disease are rising in them. it is now the most _ disease are rising in them. it is now the most fifth _ disease are rising in them. it is now the most fifth most common cancer in the uk. rates in the south—west of england are higher than the national average. a man in plymouth who lost his eye after being diagnosed with stage four melanoma has been encouraging us to take precautions against the disease. he has been speaking with our reporter. it's a family holiday the ellises thought they might never have. six months ago, dad ross faced the fight of his life — melanoma skin cancer. it had spread throughout his body. we ended up at liverpool eye hospital where they diagnosed it very quickly as melanoma. and i had to have immediate surgery to remove my eye. and it was a pretty brutal operation. ross had a cancerous mole rem

so i guess he didn't hold any grudges abby audie and casey stick around. we've got a lot more to talk about republicans our rushing to try to define governor walz and they're trying out new attack lines ahead of his speech this evening, the latest republican reaction that's next on the program behind yes, it's just getting started. the main attraction tonight, the newly formed harris walz ticket coming up in just minutes, stay with violent, earth with leon frimer back-to-back episodes saturday at nine on cnn. >> they're back verizon small business days are here august 5 to the 11th get a free check check, and special offers like a free 5g phone when he switch, don't miss out gets started today had trouble losing weight and keeping same, discover them power of week-old into my janan to be what rigobi i lost 35 pounds as some lost the war 46 pounds we go and i'm keeping the weight off. >> we go via helped you lose weight and keep it off i'm reducing my risk. >> we gouvia as the the only fda approved for weight management medicine that's proven to reduce risk

i'm abby phillip here in new york. let's get right to what america is talking about this space is not available. five words and a failure tonight for a much anticipated conversation between elon musk and donald trump. that x event that everyone supposed to watch well, it broke the internet and not in the beyonce kind of way. if you are trying to click over to watch that trump musk talk, which i believe is still ongoing for most of the time. you couldn't do it for about 40 minutes. and when the interview finally did get underway, trump, went into his normal stump speech, including more kamala harris, insults this was tara, just maybe an allegory of what's been going on for two trump campaign for some time, 40 minutes on hold. they start off its meandering and he's doing exactly what a lot of people are trying to tell him not to do, which is attacking harris not on substance, but just because she exists yeah. >> i mean, this shouldn't be news. this is what trump does. he does the complete opposite of what everyone else t

state of the race and, good evening. >> i'm abby phillip here in new york. big day in american politics. let's get right to what you all are talking about at home. and that is tim walz of minnesota governor, debuted as the vice presidential nominee tonight in philadelphia. and much of the country met him for the very first time. and her kamala harris tell his story of service member turn teacher, turned coach, turned congressman, turned governor, and now he's on the ticket in november tim walz, the kind of teacher and mentor that every child in america dreams of having every kid desert the kind of coach because he's the kind of person who makes people feel like they belong. and then inspires them to dream big harris focused on her running mates, soft edges, but walz was there to throw some sharp elbows and donald trump the. mocks our laws he saw chaos and division and that's to say nothing of his record as president make no mistake violent crime was up under donald trump. that's not even counting the crimes he committed cnn, senior political analyst ron brow

arlington national semi-tourist to commemorate the third ab verse reigns leading of the death of the abbyuch more dignified than that the family members themselves and going for that and the charges of his life and he was infuriated and that's members since and kamala harris posted and she was the last person in the room and intimately involved in those disastrous decisions that joe biden >> kamala harris has come out with his interview with ian and we only have about 20 seconds more than forgiveness, but she said that he did that interview, my values have not changed analogous those values include, not attending a memorial service for the 13 dead troops. >> will yes and she was in washington dc and she had no appointments for engagements and she was just to live with the staff and i guess prepping for these interviews. and it's really quite pathetic and i think that it shows a certain callousness. >> it doesn't been in a really really strongly recommended everybody out there, to look the new york post, get brenda's call, really s&l the head and thank you so much miranda, really appreciat