house, black women and legislative decision making. i will welcome to all of you if i could stop with randi and ask this question, ragna, now the democratic heavy weights seem to have endorsed campbell a house. does this mean that the policy nomination is a done deal? it's just a full miles here at this point. while she's certainly in the best position i think than any body else that's being discussed currently. but i will also say that the dmc leadership is still discussing the process. i know um the chair of jamie harrison has announced that the nominee will be chosen by august 6th. but that doesn't mean that won't still be a process, but yes, of course, vice president harris is in the very best position of anybody being discussed. susan, the best position rena, do you think the republican strategy has to change now if campbell house is the presumptive nominee, as well. uh, as of the time with this recording, she's a mast enough delegates to, to get the nomination. and those, you know, barring some cataclysmic event, and i think republicans should expect that she will be the one that faces off with donald trump. and i'm a 100 some dave. and i think we're looking at a moment in his

now if campbell house is the presumptive nominee, as well as of the time of this recording, she's a mast enough delegates to, to get the nomination and those, you know, barring some cataclysmic event. and i think republican should expect that she will be the one that faces off with donald trump, and i'm a 100 some days. and i think we're looking at a moment in history where a lot of people are feeling suddenly energized after months. if not years of fatigue and frustration about our choices at the federal level about why, you know, many leaders don't pass the baton more quickly. and regardless of where you are on the spectrum, i think there are, there is a sense that hope is on the ballot in some way. and look, donald trump also name to be running made uh it'd be, aren't the convention that energized the number of or younger republicans out there too. because judy bans is not even yet 40. so i think we're, we're sitting in a better place than i expected. we would be at this point in time. all right, not the listening to what i guess they've been saying is a no chance that they'll be any

what items are going out of your question by an accident they referred to vice president the campbell house as vice president, trump. i'll just say those white house correspondent, kimberly hawkins, was at the summit in washington dc. this was probably one of the show biden's federal press conferences, given the fact that he was mostly unscripted and for the most part was uncontrolled by his press shop. i have been covering this precedence since the beginning of his term, and i can tell you this is the 1st time that it has not been highly, highly controlled by his press office. the president said, i am determined on running, but acknowledge that he's made some mistakes. he said i need to lay fears. they need to see the out. they're referring to the american vote in public. but again, things start off to a bad start. as you said, he was asked about whether or not he would have picked his vice president and about her qualifications when he was referring to cala harris, his vice president, he instead mistakenly referred to her as vice president. trump take a listen. i wouldn't have picked vice

entirely clear that both in the margin of era, but is it in a sense, slightly better than use full campbell a house compared to the sort of polls we've been hearing for biden before, which were mostly or quite frequently putting him behind donald trump as well, a few points here. one is that these national polls can be somewhat concealing of what the numbers look like and choose frank states. and ultimately it's in key swing states where the selection is going to be decided. the 2nd point is that common power, so still very much in her honeymoon period. right. and now she just announced, or she just became a nominate. there's a lot of excitement, a lot of enthusiasm, i think there sort of turned out demand within the democratic party about having a change at the top of the ticket. now we have the change at the top of the ticket . and so of course, much of the media and process focused on the fact that she would be sort of the 1st woman to hold the white house that you would be the 1st woman of color to gain that position. i think whenever you look at the poles now though it's just too early to tell

history of campbell, a house as much as they have focused on trying to tie camelot harris the some of the policy issues which was seen as weak points for joe biden. we're talking about, you know, inflation bullet is immigration. yeah, that's right. but i think what we're seeing here is just the republican party that simply hasn't found it's putting on how to actually come back this new candidate. this is a party that is now struggling. and now they're just throwing a lot of things up the wall to see what sticks. but i do believe their issue. republicans have primarily focused on the issue of the border and immigration. and so i think there is that is an area where they could have some traction. we know that when big bind, harris administration came in to walk with one of the 1st task that was given to campbell, a harris was that of the water. and so i do believe there could be wrong for a more robust policy discussion, but of course we know that simply isn't in donald trump to bailey with that is not how he likes to campaign or go after its opponent. he does so i think in a more perso

house. welcome you. as far as president campbell of harris as hell talks with is ready, prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the white house. the adults are being closely watched for changes in time between harris, the presumptive democratic nominee for president and the incumbents. job i'm power said she told is riley prime minister benjamin netanyahu, about the serious concern about the scale of human suffering and gaza is rarely premier, is in washington hoping to show up support for the vote against them us. let's listening to more of what the vice president had to say. it is important for the american people to remember. the war and gaza is not a by mary issue. however, too often the conversation is by mary, when the reality is anything but. so i asked my fellow americans to help encourage efforts to acknowledge the complexity, the nuance and the history of the region. let us all condemn terrorism and violence. let us all do what we can to prevent the suffering of innocent civilians and let us condemn antisemitism. as pharma phobia and hate of any kind and let us work to unite our country. i thank y

so barton eventually gave his endorsements to vice president campbell of headers is house election as the faulty nominee. now, inevitable, as i just said, very so there's no such thing as an adverb ability, but if it's not inevitable, then it is least likely. so we have seen democrat, after democrats come out to endorse and cumberland harris, there's been a search in donations one political action committee ad blue said that it's all the already raised $46700000.00 in the hours of following jo biden's withdrawal powers in her statement announcing her candidacy for president said that she was prepared to earn the nomination and when meaning that she herself did not take it for granted that the nomination was hers. she needs to be able to secure delegates just because joe biden endorsed her. doesn't mean he just gets to hand the delegates tour, but so far several delegations have already thrown their support behind camera harris. so you have the delegations from tennessee, from florida, from north carolina, south carolina, and new hampshire. she needs 1968 delegates in order to secure t

with vice president campbell harris has met with his ralph benjamin netanyahu for talks at the white house. i was told reporters, she urged netanyahu to reach a ceasefire with, i'm off to a funding guess. right? that's all for now. you find on use on our website is always calm and on the social media channels, the handle you need is as dw, need somebody to me help. thanks for watching the space innovation, green the green revolution global. so listen to a whole lot of crime. it's probably up to speed. it's secure, subscribed to the subscribe to plan, it's a have you ever heard of something being kafka? ask? do you even know where the term comes from? behind it from the kafka, the only 20th century writers name is part of language.

we have now heard of a has been on camera statement from the vice president campbell harris reiterated by the white house press secretary and the national security council. as folks person that while the us defends israel's right to self defense, especially against groups such as has full law, the us also says that it is working very strenuously to try to resolve this conflict along the blue line between israel and love and on with diplomacy. so that talk people on both sides can return to their homes as quickly as safely as possible. the us does not want to see this broadened into a wider regional conflict involving is real and at least uh, 2 of its neighbors garza and loving on in this case. and certainly it is doing all that. it can to try to lower the temperature as it were, so that these situations do not lead to more blood shot. and it also, then there has been, i'll come on to target to it was wanted by the united states. so what more could you tell us about that? to 41 years ago, 241 us marines were killed in their barracks while they slept in the route, and more than a 100 other marines were bad

where the army and the fight tickets have to talk to the residential house in i'm say, rocks refugee attack. if we've reached campbell or at least a house, then you have to report of killed fall at surprisingly, there's a very notable surgeries. well that text on that's very densely populated. cam which is right now costing thousands of palestinians families in that corner of the strip. now we're talking about a most closer was targeted in that camp at least to kind of things, but kills another residential the flat once hits without any kind of these being reported by the grim reality is that you are talking about a very dramatic stage of tax on evacuation centers that are run by the united nations, and that's absolutely a very service that you thing and how to approach. i think it's an impact on the safety of disability. and so we're told by the men it treats to go that order to get on safety. but what we do know from sources that at least 6 years old, targeted during the past 10 days. and this, this number is unprecedented in a very particular positive district. since the beginning of the conflict, we're talking ab

houses. there's cars flipped over. it's crazy. it's so surreal to see a place for the first time, and then 24 hours later, see that exact same spot, and it's just gone. robert campbell first light, i went back where our house used to be. there was still a few pilings standing. and that's when we found lulu. lulu was in the bar, looking around like, where the hell is everyone? i ran back and got mary. mary, we have lulu. i just cried. robert campbell: that was amazing. we went on a search, you know, yelling for marty and mitch. for mitch, it was several days before they found his body. with my sister, it was 10 days. marty and i, we saw each other every day. we ate together. we drank wine together at sunset. we were buddies. marty loved florida. she lived there for 30 years, year round. and that's where she wanted to die. mary wojciechowski: i never thought i'd lose mitch that way. it was our dream to go there. and we made it our home. i still can't believe he's gone. oh, god, i miss him so much. robert campbell: not a day goes by i don't think about mitch and mary and my sister. and the storm. liev schreiber: hurricane ian caused a staggering $114 billion in damage

it could happen again, right now the us presidential by this year at the white house, along with his vice president campbell, a harris. what we should also point out though is in the midst of all this, you'll remember that the major story prior to the assassination attempt on donald trump's life was the call for uh, potentially joe biden, to step down from the top of the ticket for the presidential nomination for a democratic party, that is no longer the case. now this party has unified around in joe biden. and that is also the case when it comes to generally the case around a donald trump. they're really seems to be a call for unity in the united states. that there seems to be a general consensus that the rhetoric in the united states has become so hot. that is one of the things that has led to this incident. well, this is all happening as republicans, the gathering in the state of wisconsin to the republican national conventional it's due to start on monday evening as well. so raising even more questions about security for that huge event project. how has been taking a look at the preparations which are b

housing project officially opened. the organizers behind the black panther held their grand opening event earlier this morning at seventh and campbell streets, along the once thriving corridor known as harlem west. it aims to provide housing to low income and formerly incarcerated people. the former chairwoman of the black panther party, elaine brown, helped to raise $80 million to fund that development. meanwhile, oakland leaders are showing their support for renters tenants rights groups they argue, when it comes to making it in the bay or anywhere else, one of the biggest hurdles is inability to create rent control laws. proposition 33 on the fall ballot seeks to change that. it is called the justice for renters act, and supporters say that it would upend three decades of laws preventing communities from placing rent controls on single family homes. today, council members will vote on a resolution supporting that measure. uc students will likely return to the very tight restrictions when it comes to protest encampments come the fall, the la times reports that university of california regents are calling for new rules and greater

sitting five stories high on seventh and campbell, the new black panther apartments is a 100% affordable housing, mixed use building. the hope is that this space will create a foundation for low income residents and formerly incarcerated individuals to succeed. i thought, well, the only thing you can do is people have to have some money out the door, and if they don't have a job and they're being denied based on former incarceration, then they have to have their own money. the apartments name is a nod to the black panther party, located in an area formerly known as the harlem of the west. elaine brown, a former leader of the black panthers, says the nearly ten year project came with constant battles to acquire the land and raise $80 million to see the former community garden turn into what it is today. we have to fight for everything and this, i hope, will generate one thing to fight for what we believe we are deserving of. around 7500 people have already applied to live in the complex. residents must be at 30% or below the area median income. the clean energy building includes free wi-fi and al

house since 2020. and his 1st trip of board since october 7th, a ceasefire deal, and the release of captives is on the agenda. netanyahu is expected to meet with vice president campbell harris slates on thursday. a protest as have gathered near the white house, as israel's prime minister, meets us president joe biden. benjamin netanyahu, his visit, comes a day of the thousands of demonstrators gather on capital hill to the notes his address to congress. let's go live to patsy. co haines. she's joining us from washington, dc, but did you think there's been a change in tone from biden to achieve some sort of breakthrough? well, the white house has been letting the know, excuse me, for months now. and presently joe biden is getting increasingly annoyed and frustrated with his rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he sent that message very clearly. we know he's decided to withhold 200-5005 100 pound bombs from israel later, given record getting in. but know the white house is incredibly frustrated and think of work present. joe biden is right now. he is now said he's not going to run for re election. he's going to focus on the next 6 months before she turns the offic

house. they wanted to make sure that campbell hottest was also a subject to some of those criticisms to try and we can her as a candidate, if she were to suddenly appear as the presidential candidate from the democratic party. and that might well be the case. the other that you'll be standing by for solid, we will be coming back to you very shortly. let's give all these a little bit more information because we've also heard from dr. barton about to his pick is to run full the top 12 and in a tweets he said by very 1st decisions as the policy nobody in 2020 was to pick. kimberly harris, as my vice president, attendance being the best decision i made today, i want to also by full support under endorsement for cumberland to be the nominee of our party this year. democrats, it's time to come together. i'm beat trump, let's do this. and here's the process of that, nobody's in going forward the presidential moment, and he will be elected by thousands of delegates that the democratic national convention of august, the 19th vice president campbell harris is the most likely candidate to replaced by

obviously, campbell is the best house. i i just have to say amen to that. my bones, this is it. round two, we're going to get it perfect this time. and i'll be there, i'll be there! you'll be there in paris? i'm so excited, so excited. i can't wait to see you. i'll see you in paris. bye, my love. see you later. love you, too. bye—bye. and there we have it. she brought strength, style and sass to tokyo. paris won't know what's hit it. that was breakfast�*s jayne mccubbin reporting. and she has messaged to say she is bringing a massive contingent to paris, including a nail technician. good on her! it is the details that make the difference. she is going to look fabulous. expect mega hair, nails, lashes and a gold. it is coming home. something is coming home. still to come, we are going to be speaking to the owner of loki the dog who survived for seven days in the highlands before being rescued from the side of a cliff. a remarkable story. can you imagine the relief for his owners? time for the relief for his owners? time for the news where you are. hello, and

and campbell harris if they are to have any hope of regaining the white house for a 2nd firm in november. they, these voters represent the bedrock of the democratic party and have for decades. and so fighting will need every measure of in use. yeah. some of the engagement and of turn out among the black voters, if he is to have any, any hopes of doing that. now this is the 1st political. ready event that the president has held since the attempted assassination of donald trump over the weekend. he in his public state. and since that incident, he has urged conciliation, national unity and a toning down of the heap of literal discourse. so it will be very interesting to see what the tone and tenor of the president's remarks are here in front of this extremely friendly audience. at the, in a c p, a national convention will be listening to see if he has any lines of attack against the newly constituted trump vance tickets. or if he will continue with this more moderated political rhetoric and calls for unity already. it's notable that the vital harris campaign has begun advertising again afte

housing and work to pass bonds to fund the projects. the state would help with the process, including possibly offering tax credits at the campbell union ol district. superintendent doctor shelly viramontes says she likes the concept, but has some concerns. i would be concerned about the district getting involved in housing and would that or could that take funds away from student learning because we would now be dedicated and have to cover the costs of construction? tammy baldwin is the president of the palo alto educators association. she says more affordable teacher housing could help students, too. we want to recruit the best educators for our students and housing would would definitely be a benefit. and there's evidence it can be done here in the bay area jefferson union high school district in daly city opened a 122 unit housing community offering district teachers more affordable rent. marianne favro nbc bay up next here's beloved bay area bookstore up in flames. what the owners, who've had it for 40 years are telling us about this loss. i'm scott budman, just ahead, how artificial intelligence imported from silicon valley to par

housing project. organizers behind the black panther held a grand opening event today. it's at seventh and campbellown as harlem west. it aims to provide housing to low income and formerly incarcerated people. former chairwoman of the black panther party, elaine brown, helped raise $80 million to fund that development. well, it is a good day to get out and enjoy the cooler but still warm weather. here's meteorologist kari hall with the forecast as we take a look at today's high temperatures. this is the coolest day we'll see in quite a while, so take it in. we're only up to 80 in san jose, but there will be some warm spots like morgan hill reaching a high of 89 degrees and mostly mid 80s for the east bay with danville and pleasanton up to 783 degrees. there will be in the low 70s for oakland and then for the coast. we're in the mid 60s for half moon bay and san mateo. expect a high of 73 and mostly 60s in san francisco. cloudy morning that clears out for the afternoon. and then going into the north bay. temperatures will be in the 60s near the coast and upper 70s for santa rosa, still hot farther n

the vice president campbell harris begins her campaign for the white house, saying she has enough support from democrats to clinch the party nomination. and i'm far as far with the sports sandy murray has confirmed he will retire at the end of the olympics. the 3 time a grand slam champion sized the dentist composition of paris games will be the final events of his career, the hello it's 10, g m t, that's one p. m in gaza where there is really military assault on eastern fine. unice has killed at least 89 palestinians, an injured more than 250 people say they were given no time to find safety is really forces started to bomb the area. just moments foster they issued an evacuation order, displace palestinians have been forced to flee, yet again. is really military has released footage of fits tanks operating in fine, eunice on monday it began began its military operation in that southern city and had ordered displaced palestinians to leave what it had previously designated, a so called humanitarian zone. we have him to include that. he'll give us an update and just joining us from didn't b

it could happen again, right now the us president joe, by the here at the white house, along with his vice president campbell, a harris. we know that there will be an updated security briefing. they will be provided the official briefing by the department of homeland security and also other law enforcement officials, including the federal bureau of investigation. now taking the lead on this investigation from the secret service. what we should also point out, so is in the midst of all this, you'll remember that the major story prior to the assassination attempt on donald trump's life was the call for potentially joe biden to step down from the top of the ticket for the presidential nomination. for democratic party, that is no longer the case. now this party has unified around in joe biden, and that is also the case when it comes to generally the case around donald trump. there really seems to be a call for unity in the united states. that there seems to be a general consensus, but the rhetoric in the united states has become so hot. that is one of the things that has led to this incident. in fact, that's wha

house. they are saying that the support campbell of how does we've got documents from bill clinton, then hillary clinton, hillary clinton, of course, being the last presidential nominee before the joe biden. and so the old lady, not very much behind the campbell of hers. and the reporting here in the united states is that the was most likely to challenge the likes of gavin use. some of the california governor and gretchen whitmore, who is the governor of michigan, are unlikely to do that. the standing during their campaigns. george shapiro is the very popular governor of pennsylvania. it has in the last 10 minutes to be sure that he has given his full support to counsel. how does she might be on her potential v. p less someone that could step in. although on the sheet of kentucky and re copper to part of uh, north carolina and even mont kelly, i said to, from arizona who is also a former astronaut, all of the and could possibly be in the list. it will take some time to whittle through them as that may not be decided until the democratic national convention, which is unusual. but we saw that with

and these are our top stories. us vice president campbell, a harris has helped talks with his riley prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the white house. the talks of inc, closely watched for changes in time between harris, the presumptive democratic nominee for president and the comments job board. and after the talks, harris asks for americans not to view the as well how much conflict as a question, binary issue, the fast moving while fi has consumed to much of the popular to.

democrats affirming the support behind vice president campbell of harris to become the parties. presidential nominee president joe biden was quick to endorse house to run in his place. but despite the support she went to automatically become the nominee and is not yet clear what the process will be as follows. president joe biden, southern southern decision to drop out of the race for the white house on sundays. not, of course, off the waves are concerned about his age and health. meanwhile, republican surface funded by attacking harris the trump campaign, released this video, criticizing a political record with trump saying the vice president, vice president will be easy at the beach then. by the moment we'll get reaction from capitol hill. would she have a tendency, profess, let's cross the can be, how could, who's standing by at the white house and kimberly, clearly momentum is growing behind come to the house politically, i'm financially. but there seems to be at least some wherever and us from the democrats about simply turning this into a harris coordination. what's meant by that? yeah, that's right. and what's meant by that is that there

campbell, jack moment kron, 4 news. >> still ahead tonight, the white house wants to lower housing costs for people renting. >> plus, preparing for the future. how many electric car chargers are needed in the state to meet future demand. th projection from the state shows california needs to build a million electric vehicle charging stations in order to meet expected demand. it is estimated there will be 7 million electric cars on the roads in california by the year 2030, according to state projections. that means california needs to build about 130,000 new stations a year for the next 7 years. and current pace, they're building a stanford professor called the goal unrealistic. however, one person on the state's energy commission says they're confident the state can build the chargers that are needed. california has banned the sale of new gas-powered cars by the year 2035. meeting the need for chargers will obviously increase. >> anonymous hacker group claims it's gained access to internal communications at disney. the group targeted the walt disney company's internal company slack, chaps and make the data online. that group

housing to oakland. today celebrating the grand opening of the black panther apartment complex on the corner of seventh and campbell streets, three blocks away from the west oakland b.a.r.t. station. the complex has 79 units, designed for low income residents. the ground floor will have businesses, including a restaurant, fitness center, market, and urban form, which will be cooperatively owned by formerly incarcerated people. the project comes from the nonprofit oakland and world enterprises, which was founded by a former chairwoman of the black panther party . >> i hope this will generate one thing, fighting for what we are deserving of in this life we have. i to say to you that i hope this building represents the power of the people. >> the project will also have enough solar panels to power all the units. >>> we are counting down to the 49ers first preseason game , on august 10th at 4:00 p.m. now word that 49ers star receiver is asking for a ticket out of the bay area. >> brandon has requested a trade from the team that selected him four years ago. vern glenn joins us with the latest on the off-season drama. >>

campbell, elizabeth banks and carrie underwood on good morning america. >> time to check the pulse. and we begin with richard simmons, longtime housece, teresa reveles tells people magazine that simmons looked peaceful when she found him in his bedroom earlier this month. >> she says he died happy. she worked with simmons for nearly 40 years, starting after he shot to fame as a fitness guru over the years, they became very close and she told me that, in fact, she was really his companion. >> they ate every meal together, they traveled together. they were really were young in many ways, just really, really best friends, says simmons stepped away from public life because he had trouble with his knees and could no longer work out next to a new snapshot of american wealth, a new report claims nearly 22 million americans, about one in every 15, are millionaires, and research from ubs predicts the number of millionaires in the u.s. will grow to more than 25 million over the next four years. >> next, a new back to school sale idea from target. >> if you have some old denim you don't need. target will take it off your hands. the retailer i

but now all eyes turned to just across from the white house, the old executive office building, where the vice president campbell of harris has our ceremonial office. we are expecting to see them. they met bern, supposed to meet 35 minutes ago. we don't expect that they're going to make any comments. it's not very usual for the vice president to make comments and forward policy with a foreign leader comes. but we'll see this is a, a definitely a different election year and different administration than we thought saw just 3 days ago. all right, patsy, and thanks very much for that. this particular in, in washington dc where you as far as president the, as patsy mentioned, the president cumberland iris is a, is due to meet with is really probably going to stay in washington dc. visa live pictures. we're waiting for those talks to take place. and that's and i was also expected to meet the former president, donald trump and maro logo on friday. or let's bring in aaron david miller, a senior fellow at the carnegie endowment for international peace. he's also in washington dc. thanks very much for joining us. and i'l

house. just before prime minister benny main menu mean nothing. yeah, when tough to meet president buys and then campbell harris. yes, i mean all these things are unusual for a foreign leader. if we use that term generically. the complexity is they aren't at all unusual for a minister. netanyahu of course, came here more than a decade ago, and then president obama was in the midst of trying to negotiate a nuclear deal with around uh, nothing. yeah, i came here to basically long based that effort. i'm to very much aligned himself with the republican side. i don't think if we're just speaking frankly, that there's really any question that that nothing yahoo would for fair. mr. trump to be elected in november. there are some people here who certainly think that nothing. yeah. who's on spoken strategy is to keep the war going in the hope that trump will be elected. and he will have that even greater imperial site or even wider him too. and i'll say that he has to, i'm under president biden. so it is a, in congress for foreign leaders. generally, it is very consistent with mr. netanyahu's wrap her a roof less

campbell a. how does this president if he's confirmed, doesn't know many which we expect. but also those done valid tickets for the house and the senate to give them the power. so that if there is a democratic president in 2025, then they have the numbers to be able to push this through both the house and the senate. well that's it for me and associates. a people impala is next. i'll see you often to stay with us, the a heavy rains of clothes that if a gosh to burst its box small villages into that, with a fast to stop that these women have decided to take pity. they need to go to town and look for help for the families. they need tense and just about everything. and so the families that have managed to escape are now living here in these little shelters of stick on store their property, the farm, in land, as well as their homes house or being some, most local authorities believe between 5 and 6000 people. how being affected, afraid this might be the beginning the in 1992 unesco designated on income both as a world heritage. so do you an agency also a fund it as a living site whose traditional communities was as importa

and these are our top stories. us vice president campbell, a harris has helped talks with his riley prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the white house, the totes of inc, closely watched for changes in time between harris, the presumptive democratic nominee for president and the comments job board. and after the talks, harris asks for americans not to view the as well how much conflict as a question, binary issue, the fast moving while fi has consumed to much of the popular to.

campbell there. thousands of protesters had gathered outside the us capitol in washington in advance to an address to the joint housesnext hour, israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu will address a joint session of the us congress, in an attempt to bolster support for the war in gaza. he was invited by the speaker of the house, whose republican party is trying to show unflinching support for israel. but some democratic politicians have said they won't attend. our north america correspondent tom bateman is there. nomia iqbal is in washington. what are we expecting? _ nomia iqbal is in washington. what are we expecting? as _ nomia iqbal is in washington. iwisgt are we expecting? as you nomia iqbal is in washington. “himsgt are we expecting? as you mentioned, there are thousands of protesters outside the capitol. they have been preparing for this moment. many have been bussed in from different parts of the us to make their voices heard. they are angry about the rising death toll in gaza as well as the us' continuous military assistance to israel. as you mentioned, the republican speaker of the house, mikejohnson, i

not just but campbell a how does this president if he's confirmed, doesn't know many which we expect, but also those done ballot tickets for the house and the senate to give them the power. so that if there is a democratic president in 2025, then they have the numbers to be able to push this through both the house and the senate. and the foreign ministers of the us, japan, india industry. it has less than to cure the talks dominated by threats to regional secures the china is military presence in the south china sea top sage, under of what's known as kwan summits missile launches by north korea. cyber security and maritime patrols are also discussed. we will know all region and i will not being way shape that we all understand. we faced the most confronting circumstances in our region in decades and the work through these crates are the called reflects, are collected determination to work more closely than ever with each other. and with cape partners to shape these periods of change to get a to shape the sort of region we want to live in. and we have listened and we've heard what all region once a region that is peaceful, that is pr

hooter's house remains blocked off, but they've been going door-to-door, interviewing neighbors to see whatever they can learn. the fbi has conducted more than a hundred interviews. liam campbelllives across the street. >> the parents i'd say, they're nice people. like i've said "hi" or "bye" to them walking past. but the kid i just haven't talked to him much, like nobody really knows him. he sticks to himself. >> chris is a registered republican, david, though thomas crooks also donated $15 to a progressive group. he had no criminal record, no mental health history. tonight, david, the fbi has gained access to his phone, but sources are still telling us his motive remains a mystery. the shooting, a crime without a cause. david? >> david: aaron katersky on the investigation tonight. aaron, thank you. >>> in the meantime, we turn to a major victory in court for donald trump today. in the classified documents case at mar-a-lago. the bombshell decision from the florida judge trump appointed. judge aileen cannon dismissing the case today. late today, the special counsel saying he will appeal the move. here's abc's terry moran. >> reporter: those unforgettable images, boxes and pap

house. so us residential line has dropped out of the 2024 presidential race against donald trump. he has endorsed his running mate, vice president campbell harris, to take his place. it's a decision that throws the entire 2024 presidential race and the democratic party into chaos and disarray. in the last few hours, vice president harris has praised president barton's decision and promised that she will win the nomination and the feat donald trump. and here is parts of barton's statement, which was released a few hours ago. it has been the greatest honor of my life to serve as your president. and while it has been my intention to seek re election, i believe it is in the best interest of my party and the country for me to stand down and to focus solely on fulfilling my duties as president for the remainder of my term. let's take a look now back at what led to barton's decision by his age and cognitive decline of taking center stage in the recent weeks with many fearing it could cost his party the election. our white house correspondent, kimberly house that has more even before he was sworn to office most pools showed americans thought joe

joining me now is melanie campbell, chair of the power of the ballot action fund and jen psaki, former press secretary in the biden white house of inside with jen psaki. i'm going to go to you first because this is to me a media challenge, right? in our profession, the media has been quite fixated on joe biden's age. but we still have the oldest man to run for president of the united states in the race. his name is donald trump, and he doesn't remember who is who, he thinks nikki haley ran the capitol on january 6th, you could go on. fidel castro speech last week accepting the nomination. it's clear there's some cognitive decline there. do you expect the media to spend as much time fixating on donald trump's age as they have on joe biden's? >> look, i don't know what the media is going to focus on. i guess we're in it so we'll help determine that, but i do think if you watch vice president harris' speech she just gave at the biden/harris headquarters, whatever we're calling it now, that was an electrifying speech. it was basically her stump speech, but a lot of people haven't seen that before. you watch that, joy, and juxtapo