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ocasio-cortez: thank you, chicago. thank you, chicago for your energy. thank you, kamala harris and tim walz for your visit. thank you. thank you. thank you, chicago for your energy. thank thank you, kamala harris and tim walz for your vision. [cheers and applause] and thank you joe biden for your leadership. six years ago i was taking omelette orders as a waitress in new york city. i didn't have health insurance, my family was fighting off foreclosure and we were struggling with bills after my dad passed away unexpectedly from cancer. like millions of americans, we were just a looking for an honest shake. and we were tired of a cynical politics that's being blind to the realities of working people. it was then, only through the miracles of democracy and community that the good people of the bronx and queens chose someone like me to elect them in congress. [cheers and applause] and america, in my heart, i know, from that same hope and aspiration, we will also elect kamala harris and tim walz as president and vice president of the united states of america

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ocasio-cortez el debate por supuesto, dos de los discursos mÁs esperados.tales, de lÍderes sindicales. se espera que justo antes del presidente biden hable la primera dama y escucharemos tambiÉn un mensaje importante de esta noche que es el de la ex secretaria de estado, ex candidata presidencial hillary clinton, que le dirÁ al paÍs esta noche desde ese estrado, que esta elecciÓn da la oportunidad nuevamente de derrotar a trump y elegir a una mujer presidenta. al mismo tiempo. julio. >> bien javier, gracias desde el piso de esta convenciÓn nacional demÓcrata. cÓmo ha cambiado la percepciÓn de los votantes latinos desde que biden se bajÓ de la contienda? vamos con cristina londoÑo. ella tiene los resultados de una nueva encuesta y nos presentan los detalles. desde united center aquÍ en chicago, cristina. >> quÉ tal, julio? muy buenas noches. bueno, es una encuesta del hispanic federation y tambiÉn del latino victory foundation y muestra cÓmo los vientos soplan a favor para kamala harris. no solamente en la poblaciÓn en general, pero tambiÉn entre los hispano

. >> 7 days into the new year, mario hernandez, cortez was attacked as he exited the restaurant with food on the corner of and west 19th streets in when officers arrived, they rendered aid with con fire and the subject was ultimately pronounced deceased investigations. sergeant bill whitaker says witness accounts and surveillance video from that night revealed the 39 year-old victim was punched at least one time on the head by a man knocking him unconscious as he fell to the ground. they come in contact with them and one another from a prior incident >> and that they saw each other prior to the victim going into the restaurant and then he was attacked when he came out of the restaurant. whitaker says neither hernandez cortez or the alleged assault or were armed with a weapon. >> that person is now considered a person of interest in what the contra costa county coroner's division has ruled a homicide. hernandez cortez's murder is now considered the city's first homicide of the year. >> and the yearly total now stands at 9. this did not have to happen in total, 10 homicides were report

. >> more than half a year after he died. 39 year-old mario hernandez cortez's death has now been ruled a homicide at night on january 7th. he was assaulted and killed on the corner of guy and west 19th street. some antioch police sergeant bill whitaker says he was attacked by a man he knew and had a disagreement with which boiled over as hernandez. cortez exited the restaurant. >> with his meal, he basically attacked punched at least one time. >> and went unconscious down to the ground where he was a. he ultimately. >> was deceased. sergeant whitaker says neither of the men were armed with a weapon witness accounts and surveillance video confirmed the attack. the contra costa county coroner's division has now determined the victim was murdered, according to the coroner's office report, it was the >> had everything to do with this cause of death and they ruled it a homicide. was it to the head? >> guests are hernandez. cortez's murder is now considered the city's first homicide of the year and the yearly total now stands at 9. we have a person of interest identified and were >> continui

>> introduced by senator dave cortez, state senate bill 554, or the survivors protection act, says it will empower victims of domestic violence and harassment. they'll be able to request a restraining order, no contact order, anti-harassment order and domestic violence protection order, even if they don't have a residence in california. >> we want people to feel like when they flee for the protection of a new home or family, that any attempt by that stalker to come after them is, is going to be protected by an order and therefore protected by the police department. >> cortez says he worked with the group restraining orders without borders to create the stipulations of the bill. next door solutions says extreme violence and domestic calls have skyrocketed since the pandemic, and in the last year there have been five domestic related deaths throughout the bay area. >> the victim makes a phone call the police come out. they don't see anything happening right at the moment, the perpetrator pleads ignorance, and the next thing you know, we've got a death. the next thing you know, we've got

another bill by a state senator cortez, he has been signed into law.e aims to help expedite renovations and additions of new facilities at public schools. it allows engineers and architects to work with school districts through a single contract cortez. he says this move will save schools, millions of dollars. and experimental pill has shown to reduce hot flashes and improve sleep for women in menopause without using hormones. that's according to new trials by drugmaker bayer. woman who lends an at&t reported rapid improvements in their symptoms and quality of life. hot flashes are caused by decreased estrogen levels during menopause. while there are existing treatment options such as hormone therapy, some women either cannot tolerate them or just simply do not want to take them. meantime, new covid vaccines have been approved by the food and drug administration. health experts say they're better designed to tackle the strains currently circulating the new pfizer and moderna vaccines were expected in late september. but as kron four's dan kerman tells

. _ the party like alexandria because jo cortez, nancy pelosi and joe manchin _ cortez, nancy pelosi it's a wise choice. as rina was saying, he comes_ wise choice. as rina was saying, he comes across — wise choice. as rina was saying, he comes across folksy, down to earth, in await _ comes across folksy, down to earth, in await tot — comes across folksy, down to earth, in await lot of politicians don't. in a in await lot of politicians don't. in a way— in await lot of politicians don't. in a way that trump and vance, in a way are right — in a way that trump and vance, in a way are right about that, he comes across— way are right about that, he comes across as _ way are right about that, he comes across as you know, kind of a lovable — across as you know, kind of a lovable uncle. he's nice. i think that— lovable uncle. he's nice. i think that counts— lovable uncle. he's nice. i think that counts for something in us politics— that counts for something in us politics and it provides a sharp contrast— politics and it provides a sharp contrast between the democrat ticket and the _ contras

. >> 7 days into the new year, mario hernandez, cortez was attacked as he exited the restaurant with corner of guy and west 19th streets in when officers arrived, they rendered aid with con fire and the subject was ultimately pronounced deceased investigations. sergeant bill whitaker says witness accounts and surveillance video from that night revealed the 39 year-old victim was punched at least one time on the head by a man knocking him unconscious as he fell to the ground. they come in contact with them one another from a prior incident. >> and that they saw each other prior to the victim going into the restaurant and then he was attacked when he came out of the restaurant. whitaker says neither hernandez cortez or the alleged assault or were armed with a weapon. >> that person is now considered a person of interest in what the contra costa county coroner's division has ruled a homicide. hernandez cortez's murder is now considered the city's first homicide of the year. >> and the yearly total now stands at 9. this did not have to happen in total, 10 homicides were reported citywide

orlando cortez is the superintendent of the project at the plant. he walked us around the facility to show us the refurbishing plans. but while they retrofit one tank, it means they only have just one working to filter all of vallejo's wastewater. >> the strength of the wastewater doesn't go down whatsoever, however, our treatment did, so we reduce our treatment by 50% and thus you know it is what it is. >> the flood district installed these misters around the edges of the tank. they have a cherry aroma coming out of it. it's anything they could do to try to make the air smell just a little bit nicer. the project started back in march and the wastewater district told vallejo residents it was going to smell, but what they didn't anticipate was how strong it would smell and how far it would travel. >> we undershot the actual radius of notifying our ratepayers. i believe we went out a half a mile, now, in hindsight, we would have went out a little further, maybe two miles, just to make sure that we covered everyone in that area. >> mix that in with it

operation superintendent, orlando cortez says the district underestimated the timeline and the radius. >> i would probably go two miles. >> reporter: also now projecting the project to be done by november. ahead of storm season. >> this is a bio filter. >> reporter: they are replacing one of the two bio filters that are innocent necessity for the plant to run properly. the extra strain on the one filter is causing the smell. and standing right next to it, the odor was very strong. but the district is taking precautions to try and remove the smell. >> what that fan is doing, that is essentially an odor masking agent. >> reporter: they now have five large fans that are working to disperse the scent of there getting a 61. the wastewater district invites the community to tour the plant to see what they are doing and understand why the smell is happening. but hoff scaling says as long as the smell is still strong, she won't be happy. >> it is disgusting, please do something about it. >> reporter: the air quality management district has visited the plant in cortez and they have determined t

speakers this hour include warriors head coach steve kerr, new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez and former secretary of state hillary clinton. we've also learned that later this evening, president biden's daughter, ashley biden, will introduce her father before the president addresses the convention and the nation. all right, roger, the president of the university of california system is laying out new rules ahead of the new school year when it comes to on campus protests, students will no longer be allowed to set up encampments or wear identity concealing face masks. this comes after protests against israel's war in gaza at several uc campuses and other universities across the u.s, uc berkeley saw minimal violence, violence and arrests last spring, but the chancellors at ucla, uc irvine and uc san diego called in police to arrest hundreds of students. protesters. in an open letter, president michael drake said in part, quote, while the vast majority of protests held on our campuses are peaceful and nonviolent, some of the activities we saw this past year were not. and the new a

. >> 7 days into the new year, mario hernandez, cortez was attacked as he exited the restaurant withth streets in when officers arrived, they rendered aid with calm fire and the subject was ultimately pronounced deceased investigations. sergeant bill whitaker says witness accounts and surveillance video from that night revealed the 39 year-old victim was punched at least one time on the head by a man knocking him unconscious as he fell to the ground. they come in contact with them and one another from a prior incident >> and that they saw each other prior to the victim going into the restaurant and then he was attacked when he came out of the restaurant. whitaker says neither hernandez cortez or the alleged assault or were armed with a weapon. >> that person is now considered a person of interest in what the contra costa county coroner's division has ruled a homicide. hernandez cortez's murder is now considered the city's first homicide of the year. >> and the yearly total now stands at 9. this did not have to happen in total, 10 homicides were reported citywide last year. sergeant w

. >> 7 days into the new year, mario hernandez, cortez was attacked as he exited the restaurant withod on the corner of and west 19th streets in when officers arrived, they rendered aid with calm fire and the subject was ultimately pronounced deceased investigations. sergeant bill whitaker says witness accounts and surveillance video from that night revealed the 39 year-old victim was punched at least one time on the head by a man knocking him unconscious as he fell to the ground. they come in contact with them one another from a prior incident. >> and that they saw each other prior to the victim going into the restaurant and then he was attacked when he came out of the restaurant. whitaker says neither hernandez cortez or the alleged assault or were armed with a weapon. >> that person is now considered a person of interest in what the contra costa county coroner's division has ruled a homicide. hernandez cortez's murder is now considered the city's first homicide of the year. >> and the yearly total now stands at 9. this did not have to happen in total, 10 homicides were reported ci

. >> more than half a year after he died. 39 year-old mario hernandez cortez's death has now been ruled a homicide at night on january 7th. he was assaulted and killed on the corner of guy and west 19th street. some antioch police sergeant bill whitaker says he was attacked by a man he knew and had a disagreement with which boiled over as hernandez. cortez exited the restaurant. >> with his meal, he basically attacked punched at least one time and went unconscious down to the ground where he was a. he ultimately. >> was deceased. sergeant whitaker says neither of the men were armed with a weapon witness accounts and surveillance video confirmed the attack. the contra cpsta county coroner's division has now determined the victim was murdered, according to the coroner's office report, it was the >> had everything to do with this cause of death and they ruled it a homicide. was it to the head? >> guests are hernandez. cortez's murder is now considered the city's first homicide of the year and the yearly total now stands at 9. we have a person of interest identified and were >> continuing t

ocasio;cortez: thank you chicago for your energy.ision. >> [crowd chanting] aoc! aoc! rep. ocasio-cortez: you. thank you. thank you chicago for your energy. thank you kamala harris and tim walz for your vision. and thank you joe biden for your leadership. [applause] six years ago, i was taking orders as a waitress in new york city. i didn't have health insurance. my family was fighting off foreclosure. we were struggling with bills after my dad passed away unexpectedly from cancer. like millions of americans, we were just looking for an honest shake. we were tired of a cynical politics that seemed blind to the realities of working people. it was then, only through the miracles of democracy and community, that the good people of the bronx and queens chose someone like me to represent them in congress. [applause] and america, in my heart, i know from that same hope and aspiration, we will also elect kamala harris and tim walz as president and vice president of the united states of america. [applause] i'm here tonight because america ha

senator cortez introduced sb 1299, which would provide enforcement of strict cal osha rules already on books that requires shade, water, and rest breaks for farm workers insist that the governor sign sb 1299 to enforce the laws that are already on the books. >> nobody's above the law, and certainly not agricultural corporations, particularly, who are flaunting the law. >> cortez was joined today by a group of farmworkers who say they were fired from their jobs in retaliation for standing up for their health and safety during a recent heat wave. >> workers with the contra costa mosquito and vector control district will be spraying tonight in oakley, all in an effort to get a handle on the mosquito population. trucks will be spraying in the vintage parkway neighborhood starting at around 8:30 p.m. until 11 tonight. this will be the second time in less than a week that workers will be spraying parts of. oakley county. officials say the effort is in response to west nile virus being detected in the area. >> still to come, a conversation between elon musk and former president donald trump o

. >> 7 days into the new year, mario hernandez, cortez was attacked as he exited the restaurant with food on the corner of d and west 19th streets in when officers arrived, they rendered aid with calm fire and the subject was ultimately pronounced deceased investigations. sergeant bill whitaker says witness accounts and surveillance video from that night revealed the 39 year-old victim was punched at least one time on the head by a man knocking him unconscious as he fell to the ground. they come in contact with them and one another from a prior incident and that they saw each other prior to the victim going into the restaurant and then >> he was attacked when he came out of the restaurant. whitaker says neither hernandez cortez or the alleged assault or were armed with a weapon. >> that person is now considered a person of interest in what the contra costa county coroner's division has ruled a homicide. hernandez cortez's murder is now considered the city's first homicide of the year. >> and the yearly total now stands at 9. this did not have to happen in total, 10 homicides were rep

. >> 7 days into the new year, mario hernandez, cortez was attacked as he exited the restaurant with food on the corner of and west 19th streets in when officers arrived, they rendered aid with calm fire and the subject was ultimately pronounced deceased investigations. sergeant bill whitaker says witness accounts and surveillance video from that night revealed the 39 year-old victim was punched at least one time on the head by a man knocking him unconscious as he fell to the ground. they come in contact with them and one another from a prior incident >> and that they saw each other prior to the victim going into the restaurant and then he was attacked when he came out of the restaurant. whitaker says neither hernandez cortez or the alleged assault or were armed with a weapon. >> that person is now considered a person of interest in what the contra costa county coroner's division has ruled a homicide. hernandez cortez's murder is now considered the city's first homicide of the year. >> and the yearly total now stands at 9. this did not have to happen in total, 10 homicides were repor

. >> 7 days into the new year, mario hernandez, cortez was attacked as he exited the restaurant withwhen officers arrived, they rendered aid with calm fire and the subject was ultimately pronounced deceased investigations. sergeant bill whitaker says witness accounts and surveillance video from that night revealed the 39 year-old victim was punched at least one time on the head by a man knocking him unconscious as he fell to the ground. they come in contact with them one another from a prior incident. >> and that they saw each other prior to the victim going into the restaurant and then he was attacked when he came out of the restaurant. whitaker says neither hernandez cortez or the alleged assault or were armed with a weapon. >> that person is now considered a person of interest in what the contra costa county coroner's division has ruled a homicide. hernandez cortez's murder is now considered the city's first homicide of the year. >> and the yearly total now stands at 9. this did not have to happen in total, 10 homicides were reported citywide last year. sergeant whitaker says desp

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. >> 7 days into the new year, mario hernandez, cortez was attacked as he exited the restaurant with on the corner of d and west 19th streets in when officers arrived, they rendered aid with con fire and the subject was ultimately pronounced deceased investigations. sergeant bill whitaker says witness accounts and surveillance video from that night revealed the 39 year-old victim was punched at least one time on the head by a man knocking him unconscious as he fell to the ground. they come in contact with them one another from a prior incident. and that they saw each other prior to the victim going into the restaurant and then >> he was attacked when he came out of the restaurant. whitaker says neither hernandez cortez or the alleged assault or were armed with a weapon. >> that person is now considered a person of interest in what the contra costa county coroner's division has ruled a homicide. hernandez cortez's murder is now considered the city's first homicide of the year. >> and the yearly total now stands at 9. this did not have to happen in total, 10 homicides were reported cit

. >> 7 days into the new year, mario hernandez, cortez was attacked as he exited the restaurant with food on the corner of d and west 19th streets in when officers arrived, they rendered aid with calm fire and the subject was ultimately pronounced deceased investigations. sergeant bill whitaker says witness accounts and surveillance video from that night revealed the 39 year-old victim was punched at least one time on the head by a man knocking him unconscious as he fell to the ground. they come in contact with them and one another from a prior incident and that they saw each other prior to the victim going into the restaurant and then >> he was attacked when he came out of the restaurant. whitaker says neither hernandez cortez or the alleged assault or were armed with a weapon. >> that person is now considered a person of interest in what the contra costa county coroner's division has ruled a homicide. hernandez cortez's murder is now considered the city's first homicide of the year. >> and the yearly total now stands at 9. this did not have to happen in total, 10 homicides were rep

also congresswoman alexandra cossey of cortez -- alexandra occasio-cortez. jamie raskin will be at the podium tonight and jimmy crockett as well. kentucky's governor andy beshear will also get a speaking slot along with georgia senator rafael and delaware senator chris coons -- raphael warnock and delaware senator chris coons. there will also be some hollywood stars on the stage tonight. kerry washington, mindy kaling and more will serve as hosts of the dnc along with tony goldwyn who played the president on the abc drama, scandal. they will all be on the stage tonight as well. let's go back down to the convention floor with susan swain. host: thanks greta. it is getting busy down here. i wanted to show you which states have the primary seats tonight. right over my shoulder, getting prime attention tonight, the delegation from pennsylvania, not surprising, a bit of a amash to -- bit of a homage to president biden's home of scranton, pennsylvania. if we come down here, delaware, and this is a homage, because it only brings three electoral votes to the ticket,

[cheers and applause] senator cortez masto and senator rosen. there are lots of commonalities. be weather. we walk on water have to here it is so cold. we have something in common, both minnesota and nevada have two women senators. [cheers and applause] huge thank you to congressman horace berg, congresswoman lee, and a longtime friend i served with, congresswoman titus. [cheers and applause] a special thank you is what i am looking at right here, to everyone of you who took time at if you're lives. you did not need to be here. there are many things you could be doing. you chose -- to brave the 108 degree he -- i cannot believe i'm saying that just to be here. as a result of the heat they had to shut the door early and turn thousands of folks away, but do not worry. we are going to be back a lot. [cheers and applause] all the things you've got, babysitters, if you had to do everything, but you came here for something bigger than yourselves for one simple, eloquent, and beautiful reason. you love this country. [cheers and applause] [chanting "usa"] i am so incredibly proud to be

the charity toilets constitutional cortez ruled the prime minister, spread the towels seem to be removed from office. the court said he breached ethics rules by appointing a cabinet minister with a criminal conviction. thailand's parliament must now choose a new prime minister, triggering further political. a people decision comes one week after the same chords as all the empty establishment moved forward, party, which one last year's election. well, let's bring in matt hunt here. he's a journalist based in the time capital bank talk after this decision by the court come as a surprise whether or not the decision wasn't surprises is pretty interesting because usually these types of cases such as the one last week here against the move for a party the public had already kind of decided, but this one was really up in the air because of the senators could have. i mean, the court could have suspended the prime minister while they were considering his case. so they have with the former prime minister. so this was really a 5050 in my opinion, and also amongst people that had gathered for the de

speeches, including several high—profile members of congress, like representative alexandria ocasio cortez

cortez masto, aye. mr. lee, no.he presiding officer: on this vote the yeas are 59, the nays are 34, and the nomination is confirmed. under the previous order, the motion to reconsider is considered made and laid upon the table, and the president will be immediately notified of the senate's action. under the previous order, the senate will resume legislative session to resume consideration of the motion to proceed to h.r. 7024, which the clerk will report. the clerk: motion to proceed to calendar number 349, h.r. 34724 -- 7024, an act to make improvements to the child tax credit, and so forth and for other purposes. mr. thune: mr. president. the presiding officer: the republican whip. mr. thune: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, in a couple of weeks we'll mark the second anniversary of the so-called inflation reduction act. i'm sure the white house will be celebrating, but americans shouldn't be. democrats did the country no favors with this legislation. in fact, the bill reads like a roster of bad democrat po

[cheers and applause] senator cortez masto and senator rosen. there are lots of commonalities. be weather. we walk on water have to here it is so cold. we have something in common, both minnesota and nevada have two women senators. [cheers and applause] huge thank you to congressman horace berg, congresswoman lee, and a longtime friend i served with, congresswoman titus. [cheers and applause] a special thank you is what i am looking at right here, to everyone of you who took time at if you're lives. you did not need to be here. there are many things you could be doing. you chose -- to brave the 108 degree he -- i cannot believe i'm saying that just to be here. as a result of the heat they had to shut the door early and turn thousands of folks away, but do not worry. we are going to be back a lot. [cheers and applause] all the things you've got, babysitters, if you had to do everything, but you came here for something bigger than yourselves for one simple, eloquent, and beautiful reason. you love this country. [cheers and applause] [chanting "usa"] i am so incredibly proud to be

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on the stage, representative ocasio-cortez, a star among the progressives nationwide.'m mallory -- sean penn, head of the united auto workers. will labor come out? he went after former president trump as a scab. it should be known it's about celebrating president biden, vice president harris but there's political muscle on display. this is a wakening for the democratic party, tricky road to the white house. the electoral college not easy for the democrats to win and there's ending the lodgment in this room, it's going to be a fight. >> norah: let's bring in tony dokoupil. he's on the convention floor here at the united center talking to many of the delegates and party activists. tony? >> reporter: norah, i want to take you back to the floor the feeling here when hillary clinton walked out. it was though someone had plugged in a cable, a current was connected and there was pure electricity in the room. i was watching this speech alongside jennifer jones here, delegate from the state of massachusetts. she marched in the women's march several years ago and she's the one i

we were trying to preserve our house so that we could preserve this historical monument in luis cortez. africans brought a completely new attitude to the people who were already settled in america. they turned this place into a prosperous place. the slaves are so far away from the city that no one interferes with them and they can easily tell their stories. these stories remained in the minds of people who came from africa. they talk about the time of african countries and feel an identity for themselves. this feeling an identity that gives meaning to others and their sense of identity. they kept this feeling and fought for it ever since. this is my last blood. that's why i was lorna's fan. he says all this. it will provide you with all the information you need. these two people are his children. the photo is from when a new church was built. our family came to the city of mobile in alabama from a... they started building a small town , bought land, the family still owns it, they told us that you should never lose your land because they care. it was said that if you have land here in m

certainly partly tried, but there we saw that they gave a platform to some leftists, like akasia cortez harris was crowned, we saw that certain contradictions persist among the democratic elite, and barack obama does not have the best relations with harris, although all the same, despite all this, yes, he has already managed to place his apparatchiks around harris, and here of course, if kamala harris wins the elections, yes, then this will already be well and truly the fourth term of barack obama, because there we also jokingly called biden yes the representative of obama's third term, but biden at least had some kind of his own team, after all, he spent a long time in washington, and even there for some time, when he was conscious, he had his own people, whom he took at one time and they kind of stayed with him, there is the same, for example, anthony blinken, who has been running after him like a loyal little dog for many decades, kamila harris has absolutely no team of her own, and all who will surround her are people, well, mainly, probably, obama, well, including the clinton clan,

several members of congress will speak including alexandria ocasio-cortez, and jim clyburn, one of biden'ses who helped him win the nomination in 2020. there are still divisions among democrats on the topic of the war in gaza, policy toward israel. these are images from our protest at chicago's union park, near the united center. organizers say as many as 10,000 people, from pro-palestinian and pro-israeli groups, may join. many protests are centered around opposition to president biden's position on the war in gaza which kamala harris has mostly supported. let's go down to the floor of the convention hall where we can speak to our bbc correspondent. people starting to arrive ahead of the main program. tell us about where you are now. how is the atmosphere? >> at the moment, people are warming up on the stage behind me. we have seen joe biden himself, various artists and choirs perform as well as jill biden who will be speaking later today. they have been doing mic tests, warming up for the main event. the room is still filling up. more supporters coming in. things don't kick off until lat

orlando cortez is the superintendent of the project at the plant.us around the facility to show us the refurbishing plans. but while they retrofit one tank, it means they only have just one working to filter all of vallejo's wastewater. >> the strength of the wastewater doesn't go down whatsoever, however, our treatment did. so we reduce our treatment by 50% and thus you know it is what it is. >> the flood district installed these misters around the edges of the tank. they have a cherry aroma coming out of it. it's anything they could do to try to make the air smell just a little bit nicer. the project started back in march, and the wastewater district told vallejo residents it was going to smell. but what they didn't anticipate was how strong it would smell and how far it would travel. >> we undershot the actual radius of notifying our ratepayers. i believe we went out a half a mile, now, in hindsight, we would have went out a little further, maybe two miles, just to make sure that we covered everyone in that area. >> mix that in with it being a ho

the dnc from former secretary of state hillary clinton to new york representative alexandria ocasio-cortez as well as georgia senator raphael warnock as well as dr. jill biden. president biden's daughter introduced him to a raucous crowd. >>> at one point some broke through a security fence. cbs's caroline cummings is in the windy city with a recap of night one and what we can expect on day two. caroline, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, errol. so day two of the democratic national convention here in chicago is about to get ungds way here. the theme is a bold vision for america's future. former president barack obama is expected to speak. but last night vice president kamala harris and her running mate tim walz were looking on as the party paid tribute to president joe biden. >> this is going to be a great week. >> reporter: vice president kamala harris made a surprise appearance to help kick off the democratic national convention in chicago, but night one themed "for the people" also belonged to president joe biden. president biden was emotional as he hugged his daughter ashley an

hernandez cortez's murder is now considered the city's first homicide of the year.early total now stands at 9. this did not have to happen in total, 10 homicides were reported citywide last year. sergeant whitaker says despite the police department still managing through low staffing issues. >>violent crime cases are a priority. as re staff and propel ourselves for. that's one of the main things that attempting to tackle. >>getting these cases solved, prosecuted and getting justice for for a victim's whitaker says he anticipates arrest is imminent. >>in any act, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >>more >>official taking the stage together for the very first time in philadelphia on tuesday, vice president harris shows her nominee as her vice president pick governor tim walz of minnesota. but does this move the needle on the race for the white house? kron four's? justine waldman spoke with political analyst michael yaki to find out. so i want to start with this because i was pretty convinced. >>that it was going to be josh shapiro because the rally was being held in p

it means that it is a holy place, i mean luis cortez, the same place that chali luis said about: i want to raise my family and divide the land between them. they will have their land and do their best. this is my grandmother's house. they built this house with their own hands. unfortunately, the rich timber merchants saw it better to continue encroaching on black lands. this is louis kertse. wait a moment, we can continue dealing with this situation by telling the story descendants of clodilda's ship and their ancestors, the fact that they hold a festival by the babylon river and the fact that laurana woods makes people touch and touch the memory of their ancestors, i can say that it makes them stay united like a herd and take over the land completely . i can't think of a better word. charlie is buried there. his wife maggie lewis and some of his siblings and some of his uncles were buried in that cemetery in plot 38. the wood factory has occupied a part of the cemetery area. we were hit hard in life, some of us are affected by this blow we have cancer that is related to this blow, righ

cortez is done with doors captured and destroyed the capital of the aztec empire. daniels practically massacring the local population. following them, francisco pizarro is gone. keeps the doors destroyed the inc and fire as a result of spanish aggression. the ancient maya civilization collapse, suppressing the resistance of the indians. the invaders carried out mass executions . the horrendous genocide was aggravated by the diseases that the europeans had brought to america. the number of the indigenous population decreased at 16 times from 25. so one and a half 1000000 people from keystone became one of the largest demographic disaster fees of mankind and remains an indelible, bloody stains in the history of the european colonial empires. the closing sam wrote down 75 years ago and there has been no peace since june started coming to bounce, done in the late 19th century. when anti semitic sentiment was rife in europe, amazon is moved with a peer. its goal was to create an independent to a state, the british proposed established in palestine at the time territory

. >> alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> jaime raskin. >> jasmine crockett. >> chris coons. >> and i want toou for just a few minutes. [laughter and applause] >> desi: jesus christ! is this still going on?? no disrespect to chris coons, but [bleep] chris coons. it's almost midnight! mama's got to get to bed. and you know who else has to get to bed? joe biden! for the love of god, let's hear from biden! >> please welcome ashley biden. >> desi: not that biden! it is 11:00. you can't be introducing new bidens right now! do we have to go through the whole family? is commander biden going to come out after this? [cheers and applause] it was so late by the time biden actually got on the stage, even the right-wing pundits were insulted. >> a sitting president pushed out of prime time. >> it was incredibly disrespectful. i mean, no matter your politics or how you feel about the current commander in chief, he is the current president of the united states. >> i almost felt badly for him. >> it was the ultimate slap in the face. >> is this really how you treat someone that you love? i just think that's

your former colleague, congresswoman alexandra, ocasio-cortez, was praised by an unlocked likely person take, but in all fairness, but she knows it she's got the thing going. >> it's a good thing she's good thing for her but there's a certain something she's got she's got a spark that's pretty amazing. actually, he's got a good spark so i'll change it. i'll say spark well as parks monkey, she has a presence and i think he's, i think he's actually trying to pay her a compliment. >> now that she has a presence, that she is effective even though he disagrees with. and so i think that's what he's saying that she is that she's a formidable figure and she has appeal. i think that's what he was trying to say. i don't think i wouldn't use a term spark, but as donald trump, he has trouble with the english language. sometimes thank you all. >> great conversation they station. up next we do have breaking news, new reporting tonight that the u.s. is now preparing for the worst as fears grow that iran could strike israel president biden just was briefed in the situation room, plus multiple states de

yeah, go ahead and connect this labor cortez. yeah, go ahead. oh, there is now facing huge flats. it's a terrible situation. over a 1000000 people are stranded or in trouble because of the slots and there's a ring, the refugee crisis brewing in the southeast corner of an economic crisis as well. so we have a lot for pressing. this has a lot to deal with. so he needs everyone's goodwill, we shall solution. presently we have seen it as always. good talking with you. we appreciate your valuable analysis of this situation. thank you. or thank you for the day continues online. you'll find this on the x also known as twitter, and on youtube that need to be a new she can following me at brent golf tv on social media. and before we go, here's a bit more of what you'll see only in america when the political parties choose their presidential nominees at their national conventions. each state is called individually to declare who it's delegates support. it's become a formality, but not this year. for the delegates from georgia, and that has everything to do with a man from atlanta and known

gente que sepa es de que ella se la pasÓ diciendo no solamente ella, sino tambiÉn alexandria, ocasio-cortezheque de cheque a cheque. >> ellos estÁn y la economÍa estÁ terrible. ellos admiten que bajo kamala y el presidente biden no han hecho nada por los americanos. >> nada. eso no es verdad. la. la economÍa se puede interrumpir. la economÍa en estos momentos estÁ mejor que nunca. pero mira, yo creo que habÍa un mensaje central muy simple. eso no lo dijeron ellos. dos visiones de dos. dos visiones. dos visiones muy distintas de estados unidos. lo que la vicepresidenta dijo es que en estados unidos la visiÓn de ese partido es una visiÓn en la que incluye a todo el mundo, independientemente de a quiÉn quieres, de tu raza, de cÓmo luces, de cÓmo te identificas, independientemente de cÓmo rezas o no, es una visiÓn muy distinta al trumpismo, que no quiere incluir a todo el mundo, que no opina que todo el mundo merecen las mismas libertades. y eso no significa quitar a los otros esas libertades. y esa era la gran diferencia. >> hay opiniones encontradas, como lo han sio estas campaÑas polÍticas y

cortez dammer on says this is what he saw after he woke up to the smell of smoke. i came out like know is like no one knew it was on fire is crazy. i was like dang. no one hears this. cameron says he tried to put out the fire with a garden hose while his step son called 9-1-1. he also tried calling his neighbors who live in the house. that was on fire. >> i don't we don't know nothing. i tried to call on the phone straight to voice-mail. fire crews arrived and started searching for people inside the home. one woman died on scene. another woman was pulled out of the house, but she was like still kind of like walking. you know, she kind of collapse right here. so they had like brought the gurney. so i put on a gurney say was like. >> they try to bring it back to life. the woman was taken to the hospital where she later died. damron says he was heartbroken when he found out. i mean, they was like family to me, me next door, neighbors and seager modest. that's all i to know. so they were like outweigh them to a particular was crazy. like every time drove past a they wa