two were vietnamese americans, including cherie chung of oakland, who was 56 years old.ecords linked chung to a three story home in oakland. >> it seems crazy. >> next door neighbor steve truman says. it was around 6 p.m. wednesday when he saw several people show up in front of the home connected to chung. >> there was a van and a police, and it looked like an undercover police officer here looking up that way. and no idea what was going on. >> truman doesn't recognize chang's name or photograph. truman says a large asian family lives in the home right next door to him, and they're related to the family that live in the house right behind truman. he stunned to hear about the local thai to suspected cyanide poisoning. >> oh, absolutely. >> other neighbors don't remember seeing chung, either. do you recognize this woman? >> no. >> sad as tragic, but it's on the other side of the world. and granted, the person that died is connected to this bangkok police say they believe that one person in the group administered the poison to others. >> they found that chung was alone in t

brian chung tells us what is being called friendly fraud. >> reporter: >> if an airline ever does youdispute with it your credit card. >> reporter: it's the latest social media finance fad. >> credit cards have so much charge. dispute your charges. >> they ended up refunding and all is right in this world. >> reporter: if a customer sees a charge on their bill they don't recognize they have a right to call the credit card and dispute. it worked for don kelly. >> when i first saw the charge, i just sought this was a mistake. >> reporter: he spotted an unexpected $47 charge on his bill. frustrated after trying to reach the company in question, he then turned to his credit card company. how quickly were they able to get you your money back? >> it was a matter of days and all done online and very easy. >> reporter: he is not alone. $11 billion in charge-backs were paid out last year up 50% compared to pre-pandemic and expected to rise 40% by 2026. but with payback a fewclicks aw it may be too easy and some people lying they dispute a charge but they really made it. credit card companies h

police discovered traces of the deadly poison in cups in the hotel where shirleen chung, from oaklands staying. they also found her dead, along with another american and four vietnamese travelers. police said she had recruited the others to invest in construction work, and some of them were suing her over a lack of progress. chung reportedly invited them to negotiations, two weeks ahead of a court date. >>> a lot of questions swirling in monterey county, where, despite the local sheriff being pulled over several times for speeding in the last year, she has never been issued a citation. take a look. >> i am not to issue a citation. >> that is monterey county sheriff tina being let off with a warning by chp officers in september of 2023. it also happened in march and may of this year. in fact, at one stop when an officer does try to give her a citation, she asked for their supervisor to be called and a short time after he arrives, she is once again lucked out with a warning. the sheriff says she was polite in every encounter and denies that she was speeding in the may incident. chp decl

christine chung with the new york times, thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. new pledge of support today for a likely democratic presidential nominee, kamala harris. >> a union today endorsed her campaign. while some members of congress, including a number of democrats, launched their campaign against her. and we're enjoying milder weather as we look live outside, drew will fill us in on the stage for a rally in houston. meanwhile, in congress, house republicans and a few six democrats passed a resolution criticizing harris for her work on the border. abc news reporter christiane cordero has the latest from washington. >> while speaking in front of a major teachers union today, vice president kamala harris rallied supporters to fight against former president donald trump and what she calls his extreme allies. >> while you teach students about democracy and representative government extremists attack the sacred freedom to vote teachers union, one of several organizations now formally endorsing harris for president. >> the party's top leaders also appear united

>> lee isaac chung. >> seth: lee isaac chung. excuse me.ike working with a director who's like taken like one of these big-budget films and also like realizing that it can also look different than these usually do. >> oh, my god, yeah. well, i mean, isaac was, you know, born in arkansas. so, he was in tornado alley. really knows this world. but really just adds like -- you know, the hardest thing i think i've realized over the course of making some of these movies is the bigger things get, the less intimate they get. they lose kind of their emotional core. and really, he just keeps -- there's such a heartbeat to this movie. when you guys see it, it's just really -- it's just a rare blockbuster. it's like emotional. it's adventurous. it's romantic. it's thrilling. it just -- it just delivers on every level. so i'm really proud of it. so definitely check it out. >> seth: it is nice that he keeps -- [ cheers and applause ] he does keep it like emotionally grounded. your parents, we mentioned them. they also, i feel like, they're working overti

already handed out in the women's synchronize at 3 meters. springboard china is a chain he went, ended chung jani, took a gold, continuing their countries and domination of the diving events. silver went to sarah bacon and cassidy cook of the united states. and britain opened their metals accounts with a bronze that is the best synchronized. everything is like seeing a mirror image of one diver twisting and turning toward the water. but unfortunately for the australian pair. miscommunications mentioned that when diving for a potential, bronze metal, 2 completely different dimes were performed. and it doesn't look any better in slow motion. but that's of course good news for the british team who collected the metals next to the us and china. outdoors the parents, whether was a major factor on day one, especially in the women cycling in the individual time trial. several writers came to grief defending champion at chloe. today i had to settle for bronze, after suffering, a bad fall, britons and a henderson. it took 2nd place, she was a whopping one and a half minutes behind australian and grac

she made the announcement on sunday during a meeting with chinese premier li chung.n plan aimed at improving trade ties — after italy exited president xi jinping's "belt and road" infrastructure new rules have come into force designed to make london a more attractive place for companies to list their shares. britain's finance regulator, the financial conduct authority, says it's the biggest change in over three decades — and will �*boost growth and innovation'. the london stock exchange has struggled to attract share sales from companies in recent years. chip designer arm — seen as the �*jewel in the crown' of uk tech — caused widespread disappointment in the city when it chose new york for its recent share listing. donald trump spoke at a large gathering of bitcoin enthusiasts in nashville over the weekend, saying if elected in november, he would champion the digital currency and fire the chairperson of the us securities and exchange commission , on his first day in office. mr trump also cited china in his speech, saying the us must it's been more than 20 years sinc

metals already handed out and the women synchronized 3 meters spring board. china is a gen you when and chung jani to gold. continuing their country's domination of the diving event. silver went to sarah bacon and cassidy cook of the united states. and britain opened their metals account with the bronze and the jose should have won their 1st gold medal of the pair as 2024 games. and the seven's rugby, france played fiji and the gold medal match and found themselves behind to the 2 time defending champions as the islanders for 1st but the home side soon it took over scoring the next 4 tries to clean the goals in front of a rapturous home crowd at the start defense to all the powers, whether was also a major factor on day one, especially in the women cycling and the individual time trial. several writers came to grief, defending champion chloe to go had to settle for bronze after suffering. a bad fall . britons and a henderson took 2nd place. she was a whopping one and a half minutes behind australian grace brown, who destroyed the field to claim the gold medal. the 1st of the australians in pa

already handed out and the women synchronized. 3 major spring board at china is a chain you when and chung jani to gold. continuing their country's domination of the diving events. silver went to sarah bacon and cassidy cook of the united states . and britain opened their metals account with a bronze added some best to synchronize diving, as like seeing a mirror image of one diver twisting and turning toward the water. but unfortunately for the australian pair, a miscommunication that meant that when diving for a potential bronze medal, 2 completely different dies were performed. and that doesn't look any better. in slow motion, it was off course and good news for the british team who collected the metals next to the us and china. and on the shooting range. china also took goals from a distance of 10 meters. the chinese team faced off with regional rival, south korea, and when a very tight intensive goals metal match. so the result made for the perfect start for team china and south korea opened their metal accounts with silver cows ex, done with the bronze and that is your news update at

oh connie chung's book is coming out in couple of months. i just got a copy to do blurb on it and it is really good. you're really you'll want to read that one. she is a firecracker. what a great question. that was one of mine, too, that i didn't have a chance to get to. do we have time for any others? how about schieffer? oh, she wants to know about bob schieffer. would you write about a man? he's a he's a great guy. but, you know, i kind i guess i'm kind of women. so. to speak. you know, i like it. i i women men have their own challenge is but women have some special in particular and the three women that i've done books about were all members of the silent generation, all of them were born with zero expectation that they would do anything except get married and have children and all of them, three of them, sometimes starting pretty late in life, did extraordinary things. nancy pelosi, one of the most skilled legislative leaders in history of our country, did not run for office until she was 47 years old. so these are women who had second

new york times reporter christine chung wrote about the changes and talked with us on abc seven newsthree today. >> it seems like they're making these changes for a number of reasons, the biggest one being that they're really struggling financially lately, this is a bid to increase revenue. they need the cash back. >> chung says she does not believe the airline will end its free checked bag policy. the new seating is set to go into effect next year. >> coming up next, the abc7 news i-team tracks down a swim team president arrested for embezzlement. see what the team is having to do to stay afloat. plus what we're doing is digging out of a 50 year hole. >> how did we get here? that 50 year hole. tonight we continue to look at what it takes to build a better bay dave's company just scored the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. high five! high five... -i'm on a call. it's 5 years of reliable, gig speed internet... five years of advanced security... five years of a great rate that won't change. yep, dave's feeling it. yes. but it's only for a limited time. five years? -five ye

it was attended by the chairman of the prize committee, nobel laureate from korea, rai kon chung, and members from singapore, china and south africa. russia was represented by the governor of the volgograd region andreyrov and the president of global energy. chat with the owner alexey, a dog handler of the russian guard who protects the fighters and the homeland. where? attention, detected. in the lpr, fighters landed an enemy drone. chepa was supposed to examine him. to protect the dog, the military first pulled off the copter with a special devices and eliminated self-detonation. after the groundwork, the chepa took over. she showed that the drone was loaded. in fact, this is a dog that was born before the esvo, in fact, its fate is such that here it is. as soon as she got into service, a special military operation began, that is, this is also her fifth deployment, that is, she is already at home here, on the neck of the zhikser belgian shepherd there is an insignia for loyal service, behind her... 7 years of work, with a badge the dog is retiring, tired, but can still surprise his

. >> commissioner christian present and commissioner chung commissioner giraudo read the commissioneraudo read the land unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush (rah-my-toosh) ohlone (o-lon-ee) who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory.

and san francisco and japantown is quite unique it is one of the three remaining chung's by the states and how i explain japantown we're a city within a city to taste and experience the japanese culture but really be a community what is all about and one of the best things about japantown is the food. there are dozens of shops in the neighborhood serving from modern deserts and go with friends. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> my name is t a leader of the japantown to we try to provide something they creates like savory yummy favors we try to provide like japanese flavor as well as for the japanese customers. >> if you're foodie or looking for a quick and delicious meal you're sure to find something. >> it is a authentic japanese deter and drink shop special lists in we also offer a roasted green tea and we have flares and other flavors we're known for ice cream and sun disingenuous. >> japantown is a variety of culture contributions with the community center the eight amendment association of north california. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> this tearoom is designed by the tearoo

we have a lot to talk about so joining us in studio, nbc news correspondent rehema and brian chung, also with us nbc news correspondent antonia hilton at newark airport. rehema, any time we hear about an outage to emergency services or hospitals, our ears perk up. what should people know if they're trying to dial in right now? >> one thing folks are saying is if you're trying to dial 911 and you can't get 911, try calling your local police department or the fire station directly. you might be able to get through there. other spots, for example, here in new york, we have one hospital, memorial sloan-kettering, they are saying they are pausing any procedures that has to do with anesthesia because they're having difficulty accessing patient records. let's go north up into massachusetts. mass general brigham, they are having problems today. and they can't access clinical records either. as a result, all nonurgent visits have been canceled. one of the things they're saying is their emergency departments are open if they need to get in there. miami is talking about their hospitals remain open

columbia university officials christian crum, matthew patashnik and suzanne chung kim were fired on chargesanti-semitism. the three men were suspended after the washington free weekend published images of the messages exchanged between the three men. jewish academic life seminar published. this is the latest action by the authorities of this university in suppressing any support for gaza or criticism of the zionist regime. so far, dozens of students or professors of various american universities have been expelled or suspended due to protesting the genocide in gaza and criticizing the support of the universities of this country to the zionist regime. supervisor the ministry of foreign affairs said that with the support of shahid raisi's government's efforts in the field of foreign policy, as well as the enthusiastic participation of the people in the elections, very good things have been provided for the 14th government in the field of foreign policy. mr. bagheri considered the neighborhood policy as the first priority of the diplomatic system in the 13th government. in the 13th government

let me just carefully read the statement that the trump spokesperson, steven chung, just issued quote, president trump, thanks, law enforcement and first responders for their quick action during this act. he is fine and is being checked out and a local medical facility. more details? we'll follow that statement from steven chung of the trump campaign we're getting more statements coming in right now. the house speaker, mike johnson, just posted on x that he is quote, praying for president trump, praying for president trump moments after the former president was taken off stage, after we was clearly injured in an incident at this campaign rally in butler, pennsylvania, the house gop conference chair elise stefanik also posted in that same x platform. please pray for president trump, his family, and all of the patriots at today's rally in pennsylvania so statements, reaction coming in very, very quickly and i'll read one more time. the secret service official statement that just came in from the chief of communications of the u.s. secret service, and incident occurred the evening of jul

hardly any chung -- change along the coast.shine will be very little through the weekend, and even most of next week, a few glimmers of sunshine for coastal communities, going to be pretty much the extent of what you are going to be able to see overhead. if you have a chance, just get used to the fog for a while. >>> a look over san francisco where runners are going to take over the streets this weekend, what you need to know to get around. >>> plus, the push to keep young people safe online, how congress is helping to force tech companies to better protect minors. >> they have brai when migraine strikes, do you question the tradeoffs of treating? ubrelvy is another option. it works fast to eliminate migraine pain. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. allergic reactions to ubrelvy can happen. most common side effects were nausea and sleepiness. ask about ubrelvy. >> get ready for candy apples, live music and a lot of fried food, too. the santa clara county fair is making a comeback. the fun starts this weekend, it is open

and we also have a number of democratic central members including the chair of the agency nancy chung thank you for being here. and emma, (clapping.) and- any ho. >> (clapping) and did i get everybody i got almost everything and some partners beverly for joining us as well (clapping.) i know that gil doesn't - but appreciate her work throughout california and for planned parenthood and our city attorney david chiu and jose cisnero and the state controller malia cohen a village of people and as you can see a fourth of a village here to not only roll up our sleeves but to bark and bite to get the job done and demonstrate it san francisco will continue to lead and continue to partner and collaborative and continue to doing everything we can to protect the pedestrians freedom of all san franciscans and peope all over this country thank you for being here. in addition. madam chair. good morning. good morning. the meeting will come to order. welcome to the june 26th, 2024 meeting of the budget and appropriation committee, which was recessed on monday, june 24th. i'm supervisor connie chan ,

had to go back to the money lender and exchange it for his land ownership. title that i had not been chung from my local. she on got my phone but but on some up i got most all the we can we pay them a time to move down for that meeting. but some of the law as of yet faded, rising along a gaping. yup, it was now, i'm not the bond from what i even went when. when is the decision to calm the rights to be? soon home was not taken lately, but he had little choice because so many people are dependent on him. lynette lloyd . morgan pretty up in the night when they're going phone, call him back on that book salon lane may be down in 2000 long. no go, no, no, no, no, no, no one is experiences or from unusual. last year i understand to national produce to report on the evictions and 9 car park. room type does not comply with the requirements under trash like human rights law of adequate housing. people were given a baron plot of land with some corrugated sheets of iron, and so many of had to enter into serious debt in order to build their homes. but the government's plans don't stop with ring to tak

capitalism that have both contributed to and benefited from weaker dispossession, reaching out young, young chung of yale university is one of the winners of the 2024 kukula book review prize. congratulations. thanks for spending a few minutes with us. thank you so much for having me. well, another winner of this year's kukula award for book reviews is helen lewis, who is a staff writer at the atlantic. helen lewis, what was the book you reviewed? it was called going infinite by michael lewis. and what's it about? it's about the rise and fall of some bankman-fried who you might remember was convicted for a fraud in new york and it's about the idea of him as a kind of crypto whiz kid. you know, this guy from outside the financial system bringing a really big challenge to it. and now that is classic michael lewis territory. you know, his book, the big short, was turned into a very successful film. he's written a lot about maverick's challenging kind of big finance. the twist here was that the guy who was challenging big finance, you know, it all turned out to be a mirage and an illusion. he was he

class, which now dw documentary the final approach, recorded by the onboard camera on the chinese chung, of o 6 lunar pro. as it landed on the far side of the moon in early june 2024 also on board was an instrument belonging to the european space agency, a sub which for the 1st time detected the presence of negative ions on the lunar surface. that will help scientists better understand the chemical composition of moons. this dust, which is also called regular blankets, the surface of the moon. the lunar pro brought to p most of it, back to earth. one day regular might be used to build in town post on the moon, the office, and more on this edition of dw science magazine. welcome to tomorrow today. or it might be boston lovely, but the moon, it seems like again, even the powdery layer of the moon, dust on the surface holds hidden treasure for ultimate on the moon visitors grey, docile so regular, easy to get the souls of rule materials that we could exploit to develop looks and you couldn't, and somebody, we could build the streets on the moon, on landing sites where rootkits could longdo

well it, he says there is only a very slim chung's, the george's e u hopes will become a reality. are going to be realistic about this, and this is a you, exception process is largely make believe. i mean, there's no prospect at all that georgia will at any time in the foreseeable future of be allowed to join the you. so this whole thing is just the people see it to having these exception towards the below, obviously go on indefinitely. the only reason they saw the them in 2020 a 3 was to ink cartridge and you send feelings in georgia. you say, you know, you keep, keep up your, you know, any, any your russell phobic elements and you've got as, as a reward negotiations with the you. so, um, what could we, to, what could we stop and what like, i guess if the election in october results in a defeat for the georgia dream bought a, which is become the god of the bed. and a lot of the you, maybe they will restart, but the thing is if georgia dream wins in also within, there's no chance of it restarting, the objective is on the part of the western powers is due to georgia into version of

so from chung ching right through to shanghai, it's going to be a what say, but the good news for shanghai, this kicks out stone so that heat and humidity you had been dealing with. okay, same story goes for japan as well to bring starting to push and give it a few days. temperatures will come down in tokyo and you'll get to be from the hot and sticky weather that you've been dealing with and don't use it. it's looking more dr. on wednesday, especially for the main island of java, getting some dry spells in there for sumatra. okay, we got a burst of rain though, for the western slice of borneo island. and for australia had been dealing with some damaging winds for w way with this storm system on wednesday would see it's going to give us some cooler error for that southeast corner, as it continues to chug further toward the east and forward new zealand. not to know whether it's to speak of your temperature is pretty well where they should be . okay. may be a bit cool and christ church 10 degrees for you on wednesday. see you later take care i of the . ringback the resistance to antibiotics

we spoke to for an a 1000 square town as collins chung you shape from the university of midland. quite a long path here in tough pruitt says, move by dependent and really as a message just to beijing but young, young and most go to as well. we can see that dice may need in preparation for war because we can see how the current and us presence volvic. so i'll put you in japan . i know has based on the spectrum, yes, we can see how the great this, the biggest us business income office is up for you and up here on the 50000 us groups stations are bad and i'm guessing, you know, those older people live, you know, across strategy in japan as well. so a small boy, you know, implementing your best efforts to strength is capacities we have seen how do by nestle, so, you know, make their history more toledo strategies defense in the spending and focus a couple. but it is, and this is a preparation of all future war and publish it the want to, because of got it done something accompanying china and, you know, helping allies, you know, to come to a tree for all try according to don't, will be, do

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and our director lee, isaac chung just amazing.y life where i get to return world employees want occupy twisters hits theaters, july 17th. >>that's your entertainment report here in hollywood. i'm dayna devon. more news >>now from kron 4, the bay area's local news station. >>welcome back. you're watching kron-on live on air and online. i'm stephanie rothman trying his conference at moscone center is giving downtown san francisco a major business boom. kron 4 sarah stinson reports. >>it's really nice to see people back in francisco. >>people attending semi konw estimates coney center packed to the streets of downtown san francisco tuesday night for the three-day conference 11,000 attendees in town will bring about 18 million dollars of economic impact to downtown san francisco. many flooded into bars and restaurants are having a great time and we're going to parting out and that down to cap a mathilde for dinner afterward. a private event with conference attendees was held at executive bar and lounge on mission street. the owner ric

this is what president chung said in his speech about this july 19th. >> in the entire world i tell youck and they better be back before i assume office or you will be paying a very big price. [ cheering ] >> martha: what do you say to that? it's not language we have heard from president biden, if our people back or you will pay the price. john. >> we believe martha that we are very close here in. and the camps in the negotiation process are narrow enough that with just more compromising the leadership we can get there. the president has kept families informed fully throughout including today. second meeting with the president today and will keep them informed. nothing is more important than person biden than the safety of americans overseas and those who were wrongfully detained nor held hostage getting them home. be proved our willingness and ability to do that over time. out will get ahead of speculative options in front of the present or what he may consider going forward. we believe the best way and frankly the closest way right now is this hostage deal on the table. we are so clos

when you see in real clear politics that all of a sudden the republican takes the lead, and nissoo chungave democrat internal polling leaking out onto the pages of prominent newspapers showing states like new hampshire and play, is river breaking point in the polling where you reassess your decision or just hold off and wait for president biden to consider this moment? snack president biden has a 50 year career he's dedicated his life to public service. he's been a vice president for 8 years president 4 years in the senate is 1 of the longest-serving senators with a body of work that rivals almost nobody else alive quite frankly. i think the president needs to make this decision himself. there's a ton of pressure. 1 more member another member. the pressure is already there. so hopefully the president will look at the data and get real numbers and try to figure it if there's a path for him or if we need to pay the. >> i'm curious if you've been approached on the hill about joining a movement of house democrats or if this is more of a one-off and secondly to that when does the pressure be

and we also have a number of democratic central members including the chair of the agency nancy chunghank you for being here. and emma, (clapping.) and- any ho. >> (clapping) and did i get everybody i got almost everything and some partners beverly for joining us as well (clapping.) i know that gil doesn't - but appreciate her work throughout california and for planned parenthood and our city attorney david chiu and jose cisnero and the state controller malia cohen a village of people and as you can see a fourth of a village here to not only roll up our sleeves but to bark and bite to get the job done and demonstrate it san francisco will continue to lead and continue to partner and collaborative and continue to doing everything we can to protect the pedestrians freedom of all san franciscans and people all over this country thank you for being here. francisco. >> (music). >> city and county of san francisco korean-american is one of the and preserve agrees in america we work with job seeker to make sure they're trained and able to enter the workforce by i work with the number of part

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he is been under heat of late he is been on the ticket since -- with president chung. meanwhile kamala harris' on her way to georgia. estate democrats think they have a shot at peer will continue to continuing all of these -- to cover all these candidates. she will name her running mate any day now we will stay on that story as well we will talk about that when we come back. >> this is how much they outperform their last election they all ran in 2022. but 1 name that stands up on this list is josh shapiro from pennsylvania. he outperformed biden by 14 points. my goodness gracious look how large that is. sometimes i thank the answer is doing you straight in the face and in this particular case josh shapiro is looking at you right in the face. deliverer of dance. ok, dave! let's be more than our allergies. zeize the day with zyrtec. hi. i'm gina. i was really upset at the way i had let myself go. my cravings were out of control. i had to do something. we all know it's important to take care of our health but it seems the trend is looking for a quick fix. and as a nurse i

biden when he will attempt to convincing voters he can convince he has what it takes to be donald chungght now about two thirds of registered voters think he should drop out from the race for the white house that includes nearly half of democrats and 70% of independence. the number on the bottom obviously troublesome for anybody who is open to when a campaign. that comes from the washington post abc news polling. let's bring in mark ten get to have you here today and mark. obviously every time this president comes out in an unscripted moment is going to have people hanging on it every word and according to some reporting even some democrats hoping he has another episode. that is ugly business. >> use are daunting numbers. luck i thank the president can take some solace in the fact the horserace numbers in that very same poll showed that absolutely dead even. i think people in the white house are going to say they want him changed but are still voting for him. consequently i don't think he's going to move off his position which is i got the nomination and i'm running, buddies are pretty

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i'm going to read for you some of what steven chung, one of donald trump's top advisers said in a statement, he said, quote, given the continued political chaos surrounding crooked joe biden and the democrat party general election debate details cannot be finalized until democrats formally decide on their nominee. it would be inappropriate to schedule well things with harris because democrats very well could still change their minds. now i want to point out a couple of things here. john. one is that i think it's very clear within the first 48 hours of biden ending his campaign, we saw a massive surge of democratic enthusiasm for harris. you've seen several of the top democratic leaders endorser, including as kayla just laid out, the obamas endorsement, a very crucial endorsement now, so that's part of, i think it's and she's already received enough of the votes to make it clear that she could have the delegates and everything lined up to receive what she needs to become the democratic nominee. the other part of this though, is that in that first june 27 debate between trump and joe biden, n