but also, if camilla can do that, camilla can do all sorts of other things. that camilla can dream these dreams. and she can be whatever she wants to be. such an important part of the story. that suffragists were fighting for the right to vote because they were also fighting for equality. they saw that as one important strip forward -- what importance step forward but women being able to participate in society and democracy. sen. blackburn: at a public policy, to have a seat at the table. and to influence these changes. first women'sthe rights convention being at seneca falls and that is why my colleague and friend, kirsten gillibrand and i partnered to create the silver dollar that will commemorate women's suffrage. but we go back to abigail adams. and her admonition and encouragement to her husband to remember the ladies. and to know that from the beginning, there was that desire in american women who were part of the revolution, who are part of our founding, who were part of our growth, to have that seat at the table. jeannette rankin who came to congress

does she mean by that will ask her on july 27th politico ran a piece which included labeling senator camilla harris as joe biden's v.p. pick complete with a quote from biden praising his selection the paragraph was quickly taken down and dubbed a mistake by the new site will show you the whole strange futuristic piece. let's see the press. oh you know. easy. to buy. on tuesday the attorney general of the united states william barr testified before congress and the media had their fangs. sout stephanie rule for instance on m.s.n. b.c. she was talking to california congressman eric swalwell who at one point wanted bore impeached and she could not contain herself i don't think he's gotten better since i made that call he hasn't gotten better and in fact if you look at things that have happened since then i'm thinking roger stone for example things have got worse given all of that let's be honest the sides questioning bill maher today and hopefully for you tripping him up what oversight can your committee realistically do did you hear that hopefully you'll trip him up during questioning hey step

the hardest thing for me is having no control over when you're going to cry the camilla big guy caught off guard or don't show emotions are easy but since i was going it can cite the most smallest thing i know i'll just start crying or car stop myself. as much film. and the frustration i feel because i come on a counter draw it only feels like yesterday since that was if it's terrorists think . the same lane. and. feel like. harry spammy are fighting to bring security us back to the u.k. to face justice 6 months after his death she was charged with death by dangerous driving but britain's extradition request was rejected by the u.s. it's been a tough tough battle for this family we've had to not just climb mountains but move mountains because having now closed the loophole the legal loophole that allowed her to escape she was the last person to escape it is absolutely clear now that the united states government does not have either a legal or moral dog to stand on the authorities and the system completely let her respond they down the list family lost their son and they were treated li

divorcing when camilla was 7. those early years spending time with jamaican grandparents too. her father well regarded in jamaica. >>professor, ours is a very. being. >>farc form com. >>or though ambassador but no never met his friends daughters. he sure they benefited from his country's quality is. >>it is this quality i'm so confidence and i'm sure we insure own without him bag summer backed from i'm jim mcdonnell. born in jamaica but it mother who would raise her run influence her the most she was a brown woman. >>she was a woman with a heavy accent. she was a woman who many times people would overlook her are not take her seriously. or because of her accent. assume things about her intelligence. now every time a mother prove them wrong. >>like mother like daughter. the trailblazer and maybe all the way to the white house. nic robertson cnn london. >>it's 9.20 and wildfires are raging right now in southern california. there are 2 in the angeles national forest. the lake fire which has burned 11,000 acres so far

divorcing when camilla was 7. those early years spending time with jamaican grandparents too. her father well regarded in jamaica. >>professor, ours is a very. being. >>farc com. >>or so although ambassador but no never met his friends daughters. he sure they benefited from his country's quality is. >>it is this quality i'm so confident this i'm sure is we insure own without him bag summer backed from i'm jim mcdonnell. born in jamaica but it mother who would raise her run influence her the most she was a brown woman. >>she was a woman with a heavy accent. she was a woman who many times people would overlook her are not take her seriously. or because of her accent. a few things about her intelligence. now every time a mother prove them wrong. >>like mother like daughter. the trailblazer and maybe all the way to the white house. nic robertson cnn london. >>it's 7.52 right now let's take a live look at sfo and you can see now a lot of activity there not a lot of cloud coverage either it is going to be a scorcher tod

joe biden and camilla harris have appeared on stage together for the 1st time as running mates in the race against president trump for the white house they presented themselves as the right team to lead the u.s. through the coronavirus pandemic and the national reckoning of the racism. as a child of immigrants she knows personally immigrant families in richer our country as well as the challenges of what it means to grow up black to do in america united states of america her stories america story the president's mismanagement of the pandemic has plunged us into the worst economic crisis since the great depression and we're experiencing a moral reckoning with racism and systemic injustice that has brought a new coalition of conscience to the streets of our country demanding change america is crying out for leadership mike hanna joins us live now from washington d.c. mike this was a very different campaign event in the time of the pandemic but how important was it that camilla has made a good 1st impression at this divestment. it was very important indeed as she has established a reputa

that was joe biden there speaking at his 1st event with camilla harris as his vice presidential running mate let's take the story now to washington to our washington bureau chief in this poll she's following this for skinny need to you it is i mean we have to say that couple of hair is she certainly is energizing the biden campaign talk to me about what kind of partnership what kind of relationship these 2 will have. right brained i mean i think they're really matching each other weaknesses and joe biden just pointed it out as he just said she is a child of immigrants and she's different from my story so that's his own words so they will click play that big she is the 1st v.p. and possible president of the united states who is not white father is from to my call her mother is from india and so she most definitely appeals to minorities she appeals to women and as you said she is an energetic californian and she will bring that to come pain and that is very much needed because that's also something we see right now is joe biden's appearance he looks a little tired. yeah we've heard that f

kicked off the war of words when she tweeted that presumptive democratic vice presidential candidate camilla harris sounded like marge simpson prompting a rush of comments but it's likely one person she didn't expect to hear from was marge simpson herself. i usually don't get into politics but the president's senior advisor jenna alice just said kamel harris sounds like me and says she doesn't mean as a compliment at that show as an ordinary housewife feel little disrespect i teach my children kept to name call santa. i was going to say. 2 but i'm afraid they please but. we had to play to explain to him say they have it from simpson best not tonight. you're watching the news from betty and mariana evans team will be back next out we have more headlines i'm jarid great thanks for watching have a great day. happiness fears for everyone schuman penises are very different from primates you know we have a totally ridiculous remember sized view nature and their theory that this is climate change crisis sex how to improve books you get smarter for free get over your books on through.

camilla harris accepted the nomination as vice president through the democratic party and so this is going to be something people will examine political scientists students will examine for years to come decades to come maybe the plan that is the key word they have planned come on her wrists and joe biden are trying to convince america that they have a plan to make things better speaking off key word covert 19 pandemic and the economy jobs jobs jobs rebuilding america from a dark place as the democrat says as commodity heiress and joe biden say america is right now a dark place in their minds i have to also say one other thing that was before come all our spoke a speech from president obama and this speech was absolutely fascinating and interesting as it was for half the speech a besting of donald trump and his misgivings and his failures in the office according to president former president obama and the other half was quite presidential and that was really something to see actually stephon and we have a sound bite from obama's speech let's have a listen to what he had to say and th

aparentemente era quien transportaron una camilla hacia una ambulancia. >> se enfermÓ y perdÍ el conocimientoar retomaron esta foto que circula por las redes, donde toma algo. aparentemente era t y le causÓ malestar. asÍ lo publicÓ en re sociales su portavoz. >> el tema de envenenar a la oposiciÓn, ha ocurrido antes. y desaparecerlo, este es una sus mecanismos. lo mÁs importantes quiÉn es y qué no es sÓlo una persona. ocurre porque tienen una inquietud de que se le queda salir de las manos. >> criticaba fuertemente un cambio constitucional reciente que podrÍa extender el mandato de putin hasta 2036. ahora se encuentra cuidados intensivos, y la policÍa rusa fuera de su habitaciÓn,, parece en esta foto. estos un envenenamientodeliberado, es un ataque por motivos polÍticos a alguien que es una de las voces mÁs prominentes. es que la activista habla desde su propia experiencia.fue envenenado dos veces y sobreviviÓ. es el Único que sufriÓ un ataque. un agente ruso muriÓ en londres por envenenamiento radioactivo en 2006. y la periodista investigativa, le dispararon mientras estaba entrando a su edi

i think today it's about really come on she this is one all of the most important speeches camilla harris can can can give tonight and again tonight yesterday was the the theme of unity it was to describe and to bring joe biden and his personality is character to the people today it's the gloves are going to be taken off president for president for fargo vama far and will really draw some punches here against don't trump he will say that donald trump was always and is still absolutely unfit to govern the united states as shown in his miserable performance and none leadership in the covert 19 pandemic here that according to the president and there it is they something unique here because that has never ever happened that a former president will take that measure and those clear and harsh words against a sitting president so yeah there's history in the making too as you said hillary clinton as a cautionary tale for all of us to watch and this is going to be a very interesting night historic night there thank you stephanie once for following it for us here in berlin public prosecutors say i-

remarks or hints the president dropped on camilla harris a subtle rebuke there again for the president and again historic as you say the 1st woman on the presidential vice presidential ticket again her effort today was to introduce america to herself to an end to a new vision to a new america where is that where it is possible that everybody is basically equal and wellcome quite a different tone from what we hear from donald trump only another one of tonight's speakers former president barack obama didn't hold back accusing dahlan chan of failed leadership let's listen to some of his remarks and then come back to you i did hope for the sake of our country that donald trump might show some interest in taking the job seriously. that he might come to feel the weight of the office. and discover some reverence for the democracy that had been placed in his care but he never did for close to 4 years now he has shown no interest in putting in the work no interest in finding common ground no interest in using the awesome power of his office to help anyone but himself and his friends. we've hear

doha with a quick reminder the top stories here on al-jazeera democratic vice presidential candidate camilla harris has attacked president trump's record hours before the final night of the republican national convention she condemned his handling of the pandemic and called for racial justice. a pandemic is unforgiving if you get it wrong at the beginning the consequences are catastrophic and it's very hard to catch up you don't get a 2nd chance at getting it right well president. he got it wrong from the beginning and then he got it wrong again and again. well president trump will officially accept the republican party's nomination in around an hour and a half he'll address supporters at the white house meanwhile hundreds of protesters are gathering outside the white house these are live pictures coming to us here from outside the white house. federal and regional troops are patrolling the u.s. city of kenosha after several nights of violent protests bought by the shooting of a black man not to us appreciate the charges against the officer who shot jake the blade. the head of nato and poten

but the former vice president has apparently overlooked those contentious moments and decided that camillaat can help him win in november kamala harris, of course, one of the most outfolkspoken critics the trump administration she really came to attention nationally before her presidential campaign in part because of her role at high profile hearings grilling trump administration officials home run presidential bid fizzled out. joe biden feels that kamala hair kiss help him win the white house. >> and, of course, they had a famous clash during the first debate but talk us through exactly what she adds to his ticket i mean the simple point, of course, is that she comes from a state you can already pretty confidently know you're going to win. >> sure. yeah he's not making this pick because he needs help in california he's making this pick because kamala hair sis kamala harris is a former prosecutor, a serious heavyweight player in the democratic party she is african-american, female, all of that will help win over constituents that biden needs to win over the question is in the wake of the p

reporter camilla is live in texas, good evening. how are folks in this region getting ready for this? >> reporter: good evening, people who are getting ready are up against the clock. we are hours away from the severe weather, right now is what you would call the calm before the storm but the reality is that so many people that was a warning from authorities that some areas could experience wind speeds the picture you just showed, the perfect picture is scaling right now tracking at 150 miles per hour, only seven miles away from a category five hurricane. it is massive, what authorities are calling a master and it is saying on survivable because of the storm surge, it could be up to 20 feet of storm surge and the water, the rain, and the wind of course. that wind can knock down power lines rip off roofs and of course that also means that people may be without power for weeks at a time that's why people are being told to evacuate, leave the area as soon as possible. really at this point to make a decision. people need to stay put at

the hardest thing for me is having no control over when you're going to cry an hour the camilla big guy caught off guard i don't show my motions are easy but since her is gone it can type the most smallest thing and i'll just start crying or can't stop myself wondering as much film. the frustration of hell because our current account controlled it it only feels like yesterday since that with a foot carry stake. it's a 1000000 and. you know any difficult if it's that and. feel like it. harry's family are fighting to bring security aspect to the u.k. to face justice 6 months after his death she was charged with death by dangerous driving but britain's extradition request was rejected by the u.s. it's been a tough tough battle for this family we've had to not just climb mountains but move mountains because having now closed the loophole the legal loophole that allowed her to escape she was the last person to escape it is absolutely clear now that the united states government does not have either a legal or moral dog to stand on. the authorities and the system completely let her respond the

camilla bernal has the latest. >>questions it's very difficult confusion, there's a lot of contradictory information and guidelines and frustration there is no choice i have to work parents around the country trying to do what's best for their children in the age of covid they're really just in the learning phase. >>is that children are carrying the virus this also leaving many teachers worried and anxious i am actually afraid for my life and i'm not going to be able to teach any children if i and having to take extended medical leave or if i die. >>but the president continuing to push for schools to reopen it will go away like things go away arguing that the risk children face is low. the fact is that they are virtually immune from this problem, well young children appear to be less susceptible to the virus they can and do get sick i would go as far as to say it's an irresponsible statement. >>week children are not immune to coronavirus in georgia, a second grader tested positive for the virus after attending the

by the wind blowing vote simply picking camilla harris is running mate she's the 1st black woman on a major party's presidential ticket gave an interview to the run be some of the things that he's been saying since he missed the mark. yeah moral question via terror and if you have a problem figuring out where you're from mere trauma and you're a black unlike the african-american community with notable exceptions the latino community is incredibly diverse community with incredibly different attitudes about different things buttons approach to criminal justice is also alienated some of the bell amazement to want to see the police defunded his policies and see an increased police presence in some black communities human rights activists that joe mobarak a says the whole gives the impression biden doesn't really get the black vote. it was quite clear that the. strong forces. target the black voters the believe that some sectors of the black population is in fact in play that is that they can be persuaded to support. and it may be successful because of the fact that the democrats don't app

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. >> he and camilla will work yo this nation better. and rising like alexandria ocasio-cortez , not only telling the country why joe biden is the best choice to lead america, but highlighting what they see as the president's failures. >> delaware is proud to casted 32 votes for our favorite son and next president, joe biden. >> reporter: it also featured small business owners and essential workers telling their stories from living rooms and landmarks across numerous states and territories. during this 30 minute reimagined rollcall they officially cast their vote for biden is the party's nominee. >> thank you very, very much from the bottom of my heart. thank you, thank you all. >> reporter: meanwhile president gym continuing his campaign and battle states iowa and arizona, highlighting big agenda items like border security. >> biden's plan is the most radical, extreme, reckless, dangerous immigration plan ever put forward by a major party candidate. >> reporter: senator kamala harris will become the first woman of color to accept the vp

. >> tonight i am asking you to believe in joe and camilla's ability to lead this country out of these dark times and build it back better. >> reporter: biden accepts his nomination in person here tomorrow night. that is followed by the virtual after party hosted by andy: cohen. >>> the gop is finalizing its plans for the republican national convention coming up next monday. at is expected to virtual conte scheduled speakers are former u.n. ambassador nikki haley and house minority leader california congressman kevin mccarthy. president trump has said he will accept the nomination for president on the south lawn of the white house. stay with ktvu for live uninterrupted coverage of the democrats tomorrow night and we will do the same for the republican national convention next week. >>> now to the dozens of wildfires burning tonight in eight of the nine bay area counties. only san francisco is spared. cruiser trying to stop the flames from three major fire conflict. the scu lightning complex involves three fires burning in southern alameda county and santa clara county. the czu complex

one person seen as having a good chance of becoming biden's running mate is camilla harris observers say she takes lots of boxes she's a person of color something seen as crucial given the current ructions over racism in the u.s. . she's also someone the public knows well having tried to secure the democratic nomination herself before withdrawing to support biden in march crucially she has a reputation as a fierce and competent debater. however critics fear there could be a lack of personal chemistry between her and biden something some say could be a drawback for her. senator elizabeth warren is another well known face she too for to tough campaign to become the democratic nominee. was. the one she brings experience and is biden is demanding the ability to do the job on day one but her age could work against her some also worry she could alienate republican swing voters by being too progressive and too liberal. then there is senator tommy duckworth a veteran who lost both legs during the iraq war supporters say her military credentials and her personal narrative may well appeal to c

times in the back have said he's paralyzed and will likely never walk again officers in the city of camilla's show wisconsin shot 29 year old jacob blake multiple times from behind as he tried to get into the s.u.v. ways children were sitting a black family has appealed for calm after tonight. it's of clashes between protesters and police on the streets of can osha i think it began as the mournful cry for help of a community suffering under the weight of injustice but as anger grew so did the tension some protestors aimed bottles at the police and police fired tear gas in response. shots rang out on the 2nd night of protests in wisconsin. conners were torched and buildings burned the family of jacob blake whose shooting brought them all here pleaded for peace as i was writing here in this city. i know it is. a lot of damage. it doesn't reflect my family i am groot this is saying her son was trying to defuse a neighborhood dispute when police shot him in the back 7 times as its children watched. last. the 29 year old has sustained life changing injuries the medical diagnosis right now is that

different from any the 55 year old has run before mike hanna al-jazeera washington so is senator camilla harris she was born in oakland california to an indian born mother and jamaican born father harris was 1st elected as district attorney of san francisco into 1003 and 7 years later she became california's attorney general in 2016 harris was elected to the united states senate and last year she joined the race for the democratic nomination for president before dropping out in december for lack of support harris became a leading voice in justice reform while in the senate and the in the wake of george floyd's death but her critics say she didn't do enough to investigate police shootings while she was california's attorney general. let's bring in our guests in sandy springs georgia we have republican analyst general king in stand poor minnesota richard painter who served as chief ethics lawyer for president george w. bush and is now professor at university of minnesota law school in woman turn we have trevor hunnicutt a political correspondent embedded with the biden campaign for the reu