we're up to 22 in the house, including adam schiff. we see some more prominent democrats come out and that happens over say the next 48 to 72 hours. now we're past the republican convention and we're into a period where we start paying attention to what comes next and what comes next is the democratic convention. so look for that increased role for the vice president. an issue that's not going to go away. it's going to be really hard for democrats to deny her the nominate or at least some favorite status as the vice president, a given her stature. so democrats don't want that ugly fight as well. joe biden and democrats would have to work all of this out or walk through this, which also advantages him this incumbent to stay in the race and to move forward. and we've seen some movement on the poles of the democrats on the hill are really worried about what happens down ballot because if they think that joe biden doesn't have the mojo to beat donald trump, they're worried about what happens now since senate to check donald trump. if you w

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murphy: i served with adam schiff on the january 6 select committee. is sincere in his concerns for the future of this country, should there be a second trump term. i find it interesting that he is one of three top national security democrats to come out and call for the president to step down as the candidate. we have the head of the intel, jim himes, the head of armed services adam smith, as well as adam schiff here. i think that is quite telling. these are all people who represent blue districts. there is not really a reason for them, it is not like they are in a frontline district or one where they have to appeal to more republicans. they are doing it from an informed place, and a sincere place, concern about the country and the party. and i look at the poll numbers and i think, it was going to be a difficult race. but when you have those numbers showing that your base is not supportive of your candidacy, i think it becomes an impossible race. sumi: does this look for republicans? imagine the strategy here is to lead democrats fight among themselve

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alert on that very news welcome everyone i'm sandra smith the new york great to be with you and adam schiff now a prominent democrat calling on biden to withdraw. john, good to be with you as we kick off a brand-new hour here. >> john: good to be with you too, sandra, schiff had told donors that everyday i think if he is our nominee we lose and we may very well lose the senate and our chance to take back the house. now according to a statement given exclusively to the "los angeles times," we are working to get this ourselves, he has now gone public with this, sandra. speech of the most influential democrats are far to call for biden to step away from the ballot. he told biden he is one of the most consequential for residents and our nation's history and has his lifetime as a senator, so vice president, now has president has been a country better. he goes on to say, john, "but our nation is at a crossroads. a second trump presidency will under mine are democracy and i have serious concerns whether the president can defeat donald trump in november." >> john:qui heinrich is at the white house

adam schiff. >> thank you, press. >> congressman adam schiff a close ally to nancy pelosi announced while the choice to withdraw from the campaign is president biden's alone, i believe it is time for him to pass the torch. >> those words are now being closely scrutinized for any signs of a greener light from nancy pelosi. a close ally to schiff and one of a few democratic heavyweights who could push the president to change his mind about staying on the ticket. bret? >> bret: so, jacqui, diagnosed with cody. he has canceled these remarks tonight, which is a late change. today he told bet that he would rethink his presidential run if he was diagnosed by his doctors by a medical condition. that's the first time he has really kind of said something like that. >> jacqui: yeah, weighs answering a question that was talking about whether he would take a cognitive test or in the past he has said that he just doesn't need one because the doctors have not called for it. and sort of laying out the ground work

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>> well i was tired of seeing adam schiff put politics above everything else.r left of the democratic party. >> jesse: you mean the anti-semitism? >> it was leading directly to violence against jews. i did not see adam schiff voting for the weapons that israel needs to protect itself. and then i met mr garvey and israel recently and he was completely authentic. he took the time to come to israel first of all during a war. which no other democrat did that that i'm aware of. and i really respected his fearlessness where the party is lacking a fearless leader. he's moderate enough in the social issues that i feel comfortable voting for him i don't think i am sacrificing any of my values. in fact i was in jerusalem this last trip and i can feel my grandparents talking to me when i'm at the western wall. they don't say things like make sure you vote according to your party line. i was hearing things like, you know, you need to have moral clarity and i believe that mr garvey is the candidate for me. >> jesse: steve, you wonder because you look at adam schiff and his

janelle and raj, we just heard from congressman adam schiff. and right now at six, we continue our decision. 2024 coverage. vice president harris rips into former president trump on her first day campaigning for the presidential nominee. i will proudly put my record against his any day of the week. tonight, the reaction from the trump campaign now rethinking its strategy. plus, bay area delegates explain what comes next. with just weeks before the democratic national convention. also, another scorching day in the bay area, depending on where you were. and this heat can take a toll on your car. we're live in the south bay with what you need to know to help protect your ride. i'm sergio quintana at sfo, where a 15 year old who was injured in gaza in february has just arrived for special medical treatment. i'll have the details coming up. on the news at six starts right now. good evening and thanks for being with us. i'm raj mathai and i'm audrey asistio. we are beginning tonight with a shift for the trump campaign. nbc news is reporting that the

clearly at least for adam schiff, the answer is no.pen the door for others. where do you think this whole process that joe biden says isn't going to go anywhere stands right now to get him to step down? >> yeah, i mean, the thing that's so important to remember and really zero in on about adam schiff is that he is so close to former speaker nancy pelosi, and we know and we've reported in "politico" playbook and others have followed as well, is she has been taking phone calls and talking to members of congress, especially front liners about what they should do and about her own concerns about the possibility of president biden staying in and tanking not only his own race, right, but also having a down ballot impact. so it's really important when you think about adam schiff doing this, what people are going to take from this, members of congress who haven't -- who haven't publicly said anything but feel the same thing adam schiff is talking about today is that nancy pelosi has endorsed this. this is a wink and a nod from one of the nancy

for two things about adam schiff that are very important here. number one he is running for the senate. that's probably safe democratic seats here. what she see if you have people with competitive races who suddenly started to say it is the right thing to do to go with somebody else for that is one thing. if there is very interesting adam schiff said on meet the press this morning he said present binds but a good present his accomplish these things he ought to be cleaning donald trump's clock here and is not the third thing that's interesting about adam schiff is he is from california. there are 40, 40 40 house demos from california alone. 9% of the entire house almost 20% of the house democratic caucus. if all of those california democrats coalesced in the line behind vice president harris, because where s is she from? she is from the golden state that will have a big impact on the rest of house democrats and for that matter at some senate democrats two. support did you have a question? >> chad i've got a question for you. when we are talking ab

in another prominent lawmaker adam schiff publicly calling for biden's exit.emocratic national committee now says they will not hold that early roll call vote next week to cement biden's status as the democratic nominee. they say the earliest they will have that is the beginning of next month. we are now getting some information as to who might be behind the push to make sure it doesn't happen next week. peter doocy live from the north lawn of the white house with more on all of this. peter? >> it might be chuck schumer behind the effort to make sure they don't nominate biden early. according to our team on capitol hill. it is happening as nancy nancy pelosi's protege, adam schiff out with a statement he says in the "l.a. times" the choice to withdraw from the campaign is resident biden's alone but he believes it's time for biden to pass the torch and secure his legacy of leadership allowing another democrat to beat trump. remember, biden is saying he is not going to lead but it could happen. the pnc is delaying those plans to possibly nominate presi president

now congressman adam schiff's warning about biden atop the ticket.ut what would stop president biden at this point? is he determined to be the no, ma'am nominee? >> reporter: he is, and david, this is ultimately up to the delegates, but we have seen very little appetite from them to abandon the president. there are no signs of a major floor fight to come at the convention, so, right now, whether joe biden is the nominee is really up to him. david? >> david: mary bruce with us tonight and with us for this convention all week. ma mary, thank you. >>> meantime, here in milwaukee, the scare not far from the convention site. a man was shot and killed by police. matt gutman in milwaukee tonight. >> reporter: tonight, that massive law enforcement response after an officer shot and killed a civilian just a mile outside the republican national convention in milwaukee. >> i saw a lot of police activity, and then i just heard the bullets ring off. the bullets started ringing. >> reporter: officials telling abc news an out of town bicycle officer, part of the ma

senate candidate adam schiff. hiff arrived in the bay area today for a weekend of campaign events. he sat down with us for an hour ago to talk about democrats new presidential ticket and his own senate race. representative schiff, thank you so much for coming in and talking with us today to be with you. good to see you. look, on july 17th, you issued a statement when democrats were still quite divided, asking president biden to think about passing the torch now that he has. how how do you feel about that? and maybe a small role that you played in that? >> well, it was hard to make that ask because he's been such a great president. he's done so much for the country and i just have also a great deal of affection for the president. but i really felt it was time. it was important. uh- we need to win this election. and now that it's happened, i think he's done another great service to the country. i'm very excited about kamala harris's campaign. she's off to an incredible start. we're seeing enthusiasm in the party that

and california democrat adam schiff now publicly calls for biden to drop out and warns of a wipeout forocrats if he does not. is schiff worried about his california senate race with steve garvey who is now outraising him in funding in and former president trump reveals the main pillars of his economic plans. we've got the details. and more on president trump reportedly talking to jpmorgan chase ceo jamie dimon if as treasury secretary. and the "wall street journal" says trump boosted his latino and black support by ignoring the republican party's advice on what to do about the border collapse. and we have a powerful rnc speech from the brother of rachel morin, a mother of five murdered last year by an illegal alien, and republicans raising concerns as biden says his plan for his first hundred days is a takeover by the government of local elections. we're going to break break it down. and coming up, we've got that powerful sound of madeleine brame, the mother of a murdered military veteran really went after manhattan d.a. a alvin bragg for reducing charges against her son's killers. the

i don't have adam schiff's phone tapped but i would be shocked if adam schiff did not talk to nancy pelosi before he did this or at least thought he had her blessing. nancy pelosi, remember, katy, has said on "morning joe" just a couple of weeks ago that joe biden has to make up his mind whether he wants to run again, after he publicly made up his mind that he was going to run again. i am not surprised here because "the new york times" reported yesterday that schiff said they're going to lose the house and senate. but when you have somebody who's about to win statewide elected office in one of the largest states in america, one of the most important states for democrats in america, democratic donors, activists, et cetera, that's a humongous statement. >> mem, how does the white house feel about this? there's also news that the dnc is going to slide the nominating process just a bit. >> reporter: that's right, katy. it's interesting because when you talk about adam schiff and jake lays this out so well, i know him from my time at the los angeles times covering capitol hill and the investiga

president, any response to adam schiff? >> reporter: schiff, who is a friend of the president's, writing, "joe biden has been one of the most consequential presidents in our nation's history, and his lifetime of service as a senator, vice president, and president has made our country better. but our nation is at a crossroads. a second trump presidency will undermine the very foundation of our democracy. and i have serious concerns about whether the president can defeat donald trump in november." over the weekend, schiff privately voicing his concerns to donors. abc news obtaining the audio. >> i do not think he is the best person to go into this election. i think if he is our nominee, i think we lose. >> reporter: today, schiff going public, saying, "i believe it is time for him to pass the torch. and in doing so, secure his legacy of leadership by allowing us to defeat donald trump in the upcoming election." it comes as the democratic national committee announces it's shelving an effort to make biden's nomination official b

that's also, as prominent california representative adam schiff is now publicly calling on biden to step aside an audio obtained by abc news. schiff is heard privately telling donors he doesn't think biden can win the biden team says the president responded to schumer and pelosi by saying he is the party nominee and plans to win in november. live in studio lena howland, abc seven news. >> thanks, lena. taking a live look at milwaukee this morning where the republican national convention wraps up today. former president donald trump expected to speak tonight and officially accept the party's nomination. republicans have suggested trump take a gentler tone in his speech in light of the assassination attempt, and it does look like he's taking that advice. we're told he has rewritten his acceptance speech, emphasizing a call for national unity. >> new details into the attempted assassination of donald trump, a timeline of the suspected shooter's movements shows authorities knew he was on the rooftop 20 minutes before he fired shots. video obtained by our sister station in pennsylvania shows

adam schiff wouldn't operate any other way. he is heavily networked with her. this is a big signal. there is now 22 democrats in the house that are calling for joe biden to come off the ticket. we have seen polling information indicating that for the diagnosis will not help that, and you have also seen stories in the last 24 hours that have been going after -- so i'll he thought things might have been past this given the events of the last weekend and the attempted assassination of donald trump, the democrats might be past this but it doesn't look like they are past this and this will continue to be a controversy even after this week's convention for republicans in milwaukee. >> what do you expect tonight , and what might jd vance's selection tell us about a potential second tour for trump will play out? >> jd vance has to lay out his biography tonight. we are going to see that. the biography, the talk about less anger, tnt. what is the timing light here for what he puts forward? what are the numbers? what are they talking about with these folks? this has extended beyond ohio, conce

. >> yesterday congressman adam schiff from california became the 23rd democratic lawmaker who publicly urged president biden to end his reelection bid. do you think that's going to happen? >> if you believe the pundits, and some of them do, some of them don't. democrats have a problem now. for a change, the republicans are completely unified and the democrats are basically in a civil war and their party. we have got almost two dozen elected officials calling for biden to step aside including, as you mentioned, adam schiff and now chuck schumer. we have been told the report that nancy pelosi has indicated to joe biden can't win the election, and more than that. the donor class, the class of the individuals who fund these races. they are holding somewhere between $90 and $200 million from support joe biden. so if that all continues to culminate, i think it's going to be very difficult for joe biden to stay in the race. he did say that if the doctors told him he needs to get out, he would do that. we now know that joe biden has been diagnosed with covid. i don't know if this is something

we will talk about that with adam schiff.y, today's supreme court decision on donald trump's immunity claim is far worse than anything i imagined. under this ruling a president can order the assassination or jailing of their political rival and be immune. they can take a bribe in exchange for an official act and still be immune. they can organize a military coup to hold onto power and still be immune. if that sounds mad, that's because it is." that was the response from congressman adam schiff who knows something about trying to hold a president accountable. he served on the january 6th investigation after trump left office. he has been a very frequent target, of explicit threats from trump once posted he, has not paid the price yet, for what he has done to our country. he also suggested schiff should be arrested for treason after he appeared to fantasize talking about execution. members of the january 6th should be put in jail. a second term president trump would have brought new immunity from prosecution for actions he migh

and as you know, adam schiff running for the california senate, he might be personally worried that ifiden is on the ticket it might hurt his election chances. larry: how many of these democratic house members what two or 300 come out against biden question rick i'm sorry, you know i embellish sometimes it's quite a few though in all seriousness. >> and think we are 20 publicly it could be a bit more private. >> that is right. it's basically a crack up for it anyway grady trimble thank you very much. alright folks, optimistic vibes in milwaukee is the subject of the rift. ♪ alright, look, the walk into the convention hall going from place to place inside the perimeter. meeting up with tens and tens of wonderful people, shaking hands, taking selfies, thanking the many police and secret service for their service to this convention and to the country. and i have got to tell you it has been a wonderful lovely experience. day three in milwaukee the vibe is phenomenal. better than cleveland in 2016. better than tampa in 2012. this is a unified convention. this is that a unified republin part

joining us now congressman adam schiff, democratic nominee, and this year's senate race in california. mr. schiff, it's a real pleasure to you here. thank you for taking time. >> good to be with you. >> i feel like the seriousness of this ruling is sort of slowly sinking in over the course of the day. i think the initial headlines suggested they might have limited scope. but as your reaction indicates, and i think as we're all starting to understand now, this is one of the most far-reaching approaches they could have taken to this issue and goes far beyond what even i think conservative observers thought they would do. do you think that's fair? >> i think that's more than fair. it really is difficult to overstate what a dangerous precedent they have set, how they have essentially unshackled the presidency to commit crimes. the court really without mincing words has told the american people a president of the united states is fully authorized to commit crime. it is simple as that. the court has found that the rule of law applies to everyone with one exception. it does not apply to the

the fact that congressman adam schiff came out is so significant. he is a pelosi ally.would not have gone out and called for the president to drop out of the race without speaker pelosi's signoff. one thing big picture, i spoke with a democratic lawmaker who said it feels like the ground is shifting. >> i spoke with one who said they believe there are more people that are going to come out this week. other lawmakers considering it. on the subject of the leaked conversation, susan, the fact that they are leaking at all means, these are people who think joe biden is not listening. easy or hard way, it sounds like they are ready to go down the hard route. >> we have seen the easy way, the private way since the debate. this is not new. pelosi has been talking to lawmakers and gathering data. she loves joe biden. but she's unsentimental when it comes to calculating elections. the fact that she has gone basically more public through adam schiff's voice, through leaks about her own actions, means she's prepared to drop what would be a nuclear bomb, which is to publicly call on

adam schiff of course mr. russia collusion mehek, your thoughts. >> look, i don't think any democrat is going to step up and run against president trump. look at the polling. you just said that president trump is crushing these swing states. jd vance p gets him over the edge because he is truly -- owe of yow's not a swing states. i recognize that. i'm from ohio. jd can go into pennsylvania, wisconsin and so many other states and tell workers i know what it's like not to be able to afford gas, groceries. nobody wants to go against this ticket. democrats are losers today against president trump's unity ticket. so there's not going to be one democrat that says i'm willing to run. they don't have the courage. they're all going to hide behind joe biden. maria: you're saying no one is going to go up and try to compete with biden. >> correct. maria: you said trump. we knew -- >> biden. maria: you meant biden. president biden is about to announce new changes in reforms to the supreme court, they include legislation to

adam schiff is now the latest to call on president biden. drop out of the presidential race is now the highest profile democrat to do so. who is in the running for california's us senate seat against republican steve garvey issued a statement just a short time ago he called president biden, one of the most consequential president and our nation's history. and said, quote while the choice of withdrawal from the campaign is president biden alone i believe it's time for him to pass the torch and in doing so secure his legacy and leadership by allowing us to defeat donald trump and the up election. chief is among nearly 20 congressional democrats who have called on biden to step aside. the president has insisted he will stay in the race. and time is running out for him to change his mind. and today democratic democratic national convention said. it plans to nominate its presidential candidate during the first week of august. that's a week later than originally intended, but still before the convention opens on august, 19th. they had agreed to th

it my all and i did as good a job as i could do, that's what this is about. >> joining me now is adam schifflifornia, a candidate for senate. congressman schiff. welcome back to "meet the press." thank you for being here. >> great to be here. >> it is great to have you here. i want to get your gut reaction from friday night. the president trying to turn the page. based on what you saw, do you think he is still the strongest candidate to beat former president trump? >> ultimately, this is a decision president biden will have to make and president biden alone, but i would say this, he has been an extraordinary president. he has created millions and millions of jobs. he has expanded and strengthened our nato alliances and brought back manufacturing in this country and brought about the most aggressive attack on climate change and he's done more in one term than most presidents do no matter what they get and he's running against someone who is a pathological liar. someone who ran the country into the ground. not only someone who is a pathological liar, but is immoral, indecent and unfit for offi

here's adam schiff, a prominent member, adding his voice to this effort to aos. biden from this race because of concerns about his viability. this is what he says in his statement. he says our nation is at a crossroads. a second trump presidency will undermine the very foundation of democracy. and i have serious concerns about whether the president can defeat donald trump in november, while the choice to withdraw from the campaign is president biden's alone, i believe it is time for him to pass the torch and in doing so secure his legacy of leadership by allowing us to defeat donald trump in the upcoming election. now, this is the first member who has come out since the assassination of time on saturday, a former president donald trump, and they needed aftermath of that, democrats were keeping their powder dry, they were not really speaking about this publicly they given the seriousness and gravity of the situation involving the former president than the republican national convention kicked off here in milwaukee, where i am right now and talk publicly has subsid

california congressman adam schiff is pressing google for answers about how its experimental ai overviewn works in a letter to google, schiff specifically wants to know how the ai feature handles misinformation and how users are warned about results that may not be accurate. google has argued the bad information is generated on topics where there is not enough high quality data to draw from, the letter reads. in part, quote. more must be done to adequately ensure that google can remain a trustworthy and reliable source of information for americans. >> california is the first state to receive federal funding for a hydrogen hub that will produce energy for vehicles, manufacturing and serve as an electrical source in making the announcement, governor newsom pointed to last week's launch of hydrogen powered, hydrogen powered ferry that's serving san francisco as an example of california's shift. $30 million will help the planning and design team, and the state could ultimately receive $1 billion for the project. social media apps and how they affect the mental health of young people. it's be

that was the response today from congressman adam schiff, who knows something about trying to hold a e. he was the lead prosecutoring in the first impeachment of trump. he serves on the january 6th investigation after trump left office. trump suggested schiff should be arrested for treason. that was just days after he appeared to fantasize publicly about executing traitors. he said not just schiff but all members of the january 6th investigation should be put in jail. schiff and his colleagues say they are preparing for trump to follow through on these threats if he becomes president again thanks to today's supreme court ruling a second term president trump would have broad new immunity from prosecution for actions he might take against his political enemies. looking at the ruling and one very straight forward way it looks like he would have that immunity almost without limit. joining us now is congressman adam schiff, member of the house judiciary committee, the democratic nominee in this year's race in california. thank you for taking time. >> good to be with you. >> i feel like the

this comes after california congressman and senate candidate adam schiff also said the president could not win reelection. >> the san francisco firefighters union hosted a mayoral debate this morning as it looks to decide who to support in november. all five major candidates running for mayor took part at the firefighters union hall. incumbent mayor london breed, former interim mayor mark farrell, now an attorney. supervisors aaron peskin and asha safai, and philanthropist daniel lurie all took questions about homelessness, crime and the fentanyl crisis, among other topics. >> today i come into office, we'll declare a fentanyl state of emergency. it will allow us to get additional law enforcement resources into the tenderloin south of market, to fight the crisis that it is, and also build a 24 over seven centralized intake center so we can bring people off the streets and connect them with services. >> we got to arrest the drug dealers, a no holds barred. we got to get in there and stop them from selling this deadly drugs. but at the same time, we got to make sure that we expand sober

>> well, i think when you see adam schiff doing this. it's not adam schiff. it's nancy pelosi.ontrols it. and while she is doing it. she thinks hakeem and schumer are weak leaders. so, remember what she said a little earlier where she literally said biden needs to make up his mind, when he already had. i think that's more obama and pelosi behind the scenes trying to make the push. and after this assassination attempt, biden believes this is the moment he can secure the nomination. move the vote up before they go to chicago. no dem had come out until adam had done that. that's why pelosi had pushed that out there. >> laura: you think there could be disunity in the democratic party about what should happen next? is that true? >> that's true. the only way biden gets. >> laura: looks like a pig pile right now. >> biden has to say i'm off. what they're trying to do is give him all the push to make that decision but he is not doing it. remember, obama jumped him for hillary when he was the vp. i was with him one time in the situation room. i could tell how mad he was. and then he run

within a few days, there were more calls for him to step down, including adam schiff yesterday.ectation that if president biden continues to say i'm not going anywhere, that there will be a large number of democrats including electeds who will now come out in the coming days? >> we had a couple sources who did tell us that that was the case. one lawmaker in particular we do have quoted there who said they know of more. we've had other reporting elsewhere at nbc news where i think senator welch has said that other senators feel similarly. i would absolutely expect there to be more. you're exactly right. over the weekend, after the assassination attempt, many democrats stepped forward and said, okay, we need to pause this. this is a serious crisis, and we need to let him be presidential, put a pause on this. it did not last long. what our sources are telling us, what they're seeing now is a republican party that for better or worse, or however they criticize, they are unifying around their candidate and now you have the glory of this flag wrapped around donald trump, the image fro

adam schiff calling on biden to drop out of the presidential race and nancy pelosi said to be cooking off the ticket. democrats showing how four prominent democrats and kamala harris would beat trump and outperform him in key swing states. joe biden says he needs a doctor's note to get him out of the race. >> if the doctors came in and said you have this problem or that problem, but i made a serious mistake in the debate and when i originally ran, i said i am going to transition the candidate. i thought i may have passed this on to someone else but i did not anticipate things getting so divided. >> cnn is warning about a possible trump tsunami. >> you look at the now, the difference is striking. this is how our political union projects the race right now. right now, deep red, solid republican. if this map played out like this, even if the toss-ups went blue, donald trump would win the election. >> where do you see things standing now with the attack on the house of biden? >> he is still the nominee and he is getting more defiant about it. his interview with lester holt, they showed a

. >> and representative adam schiff running for the u.s. senate was hitting the campaign trail in the sacramento area. and the marin county fair coming up. how you can get there without running into huge traffic jams. [ navigation ] stay straight for the next 200 miles. ♪ hey, come on, come on ♪ ♪ do what you want ♪ ♪ what could go wrong? ♪ ♪ come on, come on, come on ♪ ♪ come on ♪ ♪ do what you want ♪ get into an audi and go your own way. ♪ do what you want, yeah ♪ ♪ come on ♪ find your way to exceptional offers during the summer of audi sales event at your local audi dealer. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters with just about 4 months until election day. representative adam schiff, who is running for the u.s. senate long held by dianne feinstein. i hit the campaign trail today in northern california. he met with supporters in the sacramento area poll show shift leading his opponent, republican steve garvey by double digits. although garvey continues to warn he should not be underestimated schiff. but today was talking about affo

congreso con democratas anticipando derrotas aplastantes bajo biden. >> asi lo dijo el congresista adam schiffn coni th donanteose. >> auns. >> estoy asi el partido de democrata planea nominar a biden con un voto virtual la primera semana de agosto, asegurando su candidatura antes de la c convencion. >> en washington, javier vega, noticias telemundo. >> renunciar a su cargo, es el recien convicto senador de por nueva jersey, bob menendez. >> asi se lo comunico el mismo senador a sus aliados, segun reporta nbc news, en medio de exigencias para que dimita. >> menendez fue hallado culpable de 16 cargos federales por c corrupcion y su sentencia se espera en octubre. >> sin embargo, el senador dijo que .apelara el veredicto de culpabilidad. >> y no hay sobre el intento de asesinato del expresidente trump el sabado 13 de julio en p pensilvania durante un acto de campana. >> hoy sabemos que el servicio secreto vio al tirador 10 minutos antes de que el exp expresidente subiera al escenario, pero pasaron pasaron 62 minutos desde que lo fot fotografiaron como sospechoso hasta que el disparo contra el ex

meanwhile, well, that seems harder to come by earlier today, congressman adam schiff of california, the democratic nominee for senate, became perhaps the most prominent elected official to publicly call on president joe biden to drop out of the race and pass the torch to a new generation of leaders. but biden and his acolytes at the democratic national committee are ignoring all of these calls and all of the data proceeding. full steam ahead, presumably with the controversial plan to virtually nominate joe biden before the democratic convention. next month. that virtual roll call could start as soon as august 1st, despite protests from democratic members of congress, we do not know which faction of these democrats will win. this struggle because more polls and more problems have just entered the chat. a 65% majority of democrats now say that biden should withdraw from the race according to a brand new ap poll. and i was able to get my hands on polling from the firm bluelabs, funded by some democratic donors pulling the chose post-debate president biden is losing ground significantly to

from california democrat senate candidate adam schiff from c democrat senate candidate adam schiff who writes, i believe it is time for him to pass the torch. schiff told donors last weekend, i think if he is our nominee, i think we lose. schiff is the 19th democratic lawmaker to urge the president to step aside. those calls have grown quiet after the trump assassination attempt. the president does maintain support from progressives like bernie sanders and the congressional black caucus, but in a new development, democratic leaders chuck schumer and hakeem jeffries together urged the dnc to delay its virtual roll call vote that would finalize president biden as the party nominee. party officials considered holding that roll call as early as next week, but now say they will act by august 7th. last night the president saying what would make him leave the race. >> if i had some medical condition that emerged. >> reporter: also new tonight, after pausing television ads following the assassination attempt, the biden campaign is going back on air on abortion rights. >> trump and jd vance don

and adam schiff has come to that conclusion.uld speaker pelosi come to that conclusion, and i think joe biden has some real problems. let's face it, very honestly, and i hate it, this is the truth, the american people see this. he isn't up to being president for the next four years and people know it. >> every time there's a video that comes out or new statements are made and so forth. so now perhaps schiff's break on this becomes more significant as we look to see what they'll do from here on out. senator, thank you for your time. a pleasure. >> thank you, kelly. >> former senator judd gregg of new hampshire. >>> coming up, pro-logis raising its guidance, we'll talk to the ceo about their outlook for ai infrastructure demand. their number one client is amazon. and less than 14 hours left in amazon's prime day event. i need to get on that. i need a veggie chopper. adobe is expecting shoppers to spend $14 billion across these two days. how much on credit? we'll ask the founder and ceo max levchin about that after the break. we're

california congressman adam schiff, who's running for senate, is pressing google for answers about how experimental ai overview function works and a letter to google executives. schiff specifically wants to know how the ai feature handles misinformation and how users are warned about results that may not be accurate. google has argued the bad information is generated on topics where there is not enough high quality data to draw from. the letter reads in part, quote. more must be done to adequately ensure that google can remain a trustworthy and reliable source of information for americans. >> now to the rolling stones, which dan and i both agree we should have gone to see tonight. rocking and rolling at levi's stadium. i know that was a mistake. >> yeah, the legendary group with mick keith and ronnie rolled into santa clara tonight for one night only and delivered really a heck of a show. >> abc seven news south bay reporter lauren martinez was there for the full rolling stones experience. >> lots of smiles and singing tonight. we were able to go backstage and see the band head out to

we heard from congressman adam schiff. we hear that he had a private conversation with speaker nancy pelosi. what's going to make the difference and make his decision whether or not he will you mentioned schiff, pelosi, schumer, jeffries. i suspect a former president obama has had more than one conversation, an awful lot of stuff going on here. look what he said way back when. way back when meeting 3 or 4 weeks ago. i'm not going to go. there's no reason for me to go. okay. because just because the party leaders want me to go doesn't mean i should go. i think the people want me to stay. take a look at that. not so much. 65. in a poll recently released last night say that the president should withdraw. and by the way, among independents, more than three fourths say he should he should withdraw. so now he's got the final piece of the puzzle in terms of the information that he needs. will he buck not only the leaders, but the public and his party as well? the voters? that's saying a lot. so those are the kinds of things that h

concerns continue to grow overjoe biden�*s public performances, with the us congressman, adam schiff,aying vice president kamala harris could win the election. it's 8 in the morning in singapore, and 2am in paris, where the second round of france's parliamentary elections looks set to deliver a very surprising result. marine le pen�*s far—right party is forecast to come third in a poll in which they were expected to come top. the left—wing new popular front is now forecast to win between 184 and 186 seats in total. le pen's national rally is projected to have between 1m and 143 mps — a likely third place behind president emmanuel macron�*s centrist alliance, together. it's predicted to win between 160 and 162 seats. if confirmed in the full count, france will have a hung parliament. our first report is from our europe editor, katya adler, who was at national rally�*s headquarters. in a shock result for all and a huge relief for many here, the left, far—left coalition has unexpectedly become the biggest party in the french parliament, beating the far—right. translation: the vote is fin

the day started with the latest democrat, california representative adam schiff, calling on president biden to pass the torch. he said in doing so, the president would, quote, secure his legacy of leadership by allowing us to defeat donald trump in the upcoming election. those democratic leaders in congress are very concerned about their chances to hang on to as many of their seats as possible in november, and they're feeling that biden is becoming a liability. a new associated press norc poll finds 65% of democratic respondents say president biden should drop out. it was 77% with independence. do you think that this is where the dominoes start to fall, or what is your anticipation about the next couple of days here? well, i, i'm curious, just like everybody else is to see what happens. i do have some questions about whether or not he has the energy, that you need to do a presidential campaign. i have a lot of faith in our leaders that that we will get to the right decision, whatever it is. the same poll we mentioned also found 57% overall and more than half of the independents say it