really engaging personality. >> weldon told her about his work with crystal harris. >> it was consistent that he had helped people feel confident and safe. >> just like crystal, leah felt empowered around weldon. >> he is strong and i enjoyed his strength and i felt safe around him. >> leah became missis mcdavid. listened two years later, she gave birth to their son. somewhere in there weldon told her about another woman he was helping at the range. a woman named diana lovejoy. >> he told me about her husband and she was afraid of him and they were going through a divorce. >> it seemed weldon had assumed the role of protector. this time in diana's life but leah but something didn't seem quite right. >> she would text him at different times about things. i did not like that. i didn't think it was professional. we disagreed about him communicating with her, and i think he saw the need of somebody both herself and more so her child who could not protect himself, and felt like he needed to help. >> something weldon had done all his life. leah could understand that . what she could not unders

harris. [applause] [cheering] and we will be spending donald trump crystal clear message don't mess with arizonareedom. and now it is my honor to introduce the first woman the united states, kamala harris. ♪ good afternoon everyone. good afternoon. to be bac how cool is this president. [cheering] not absolutely not. we are just getting started. which is why we are here. you've been traveling a i was in new york yesterday and saw you were going to be doing . when i made the choice i was told when you decide to get pregnant you are going to run a high risk of preeclampsia and usi had rights i said i'm willing to go through that because my doctors are goi take care of me. two weeks ago i found out not only did i makeon but i have endometriosis which all the pain going through and by my periods have been sohat is going on. and to hear that take our rights aboute been traveling so much, thank you so much foreing here, how do you see this mo we get here? >> thank you everyone for this is a moment that requires all of us to be as active as you are being. none of us can afford to sit by and watch this h

good afternoon, preparations are usually shrouded in secrecy, but vice-president kamala harris says it will crystallize for voters in november. >> i think the debate is going to make clear the contrast between our president, the current president, who works on behalf of the american people, fights for the american people, and the former president who pretty much spends full-time fighting for himself. >> the stakes couldn't be higher on thursday when president biden and former president trump go head to head for the first time this election cycle. it comes as the president is continuing to battle questions over his age and mental acuity, and concerns the campaign has dismissed. the president is expected to put trump on defense over his record on reproductive rights, democracy and taxes among other issues. the campaign is confident about the president's record despite a fox news poll showing biden trailing trump on things like immigration, the economy, and the war in the middle east. the president though tops trump on democracy, health care and abortion. the president's former chief of staff, ron klain i

someone who is usually named in gareth southgate �*steam is harry maguire, but he has missed this tournament through injury. the crystald for england around ten times and he is looking likely to come in to the defence. jordan pickford spoke to us yesterday at the england camp and said there is enough experience in this group, and they have got a good blend. if mark does come in or any of the other defenders if they step into that backline, they will be joined by ciaran, kyle walker, john stones, and jordan pickford, the goalkeeper i mentioned. they have all played for england over 50 times. there's lots of experience, but it is true that it lots of experience, but it is true thatitis lots of experience, but it is true that it is not as settled as gareth southgate would like usually coming into a tournament.— into a tournament. alex, thank you. of course. — into a tournament. alex, thank you. of course. you _ into a tournament. alex, thank you. of course, you can _ into a tournament. alex, thank you. of course, you can follow _ into a tournament. alex, thank you. of course, you can follow the - into a tournament. alex,

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crystal palace defender. he was brought in because harry maguire was was unavailable and he's been speaking yesterday in urfa backing to gareth southgate. let's have a listen to him now. >> been fantastic. i think if you look at his, record, speaks for itself . everyone's behind for itself. everyone's behind the manager, that's for sure , the manager, that's for sure, we've got a really close, tight knit group , just focused on, you knit group, just focused on, you know, the next game. and, you know, the next game. and, you know, i think everyone's just really appreciative of the manager, especially, especially me. you know, him giving me my debut for england. him showing so much confidence in me, i'm really grateful. and i'm sure the rest of the team is as well. >> so he's been absolutely outstanding in the group stages and interesting line. yesterday they asked him in the media conference whether his dad's going to be watching. his dad is a is a church minister in lewisham, and he's unlikely to be able to watch or go to germany because he's he's hosting mass on on sunday. and he said god comes first. so he

crystal clear example of the american dream. he is somebody who says whatever he wants and he is only stronger because of it >> harris: imagine that. he has still got a gag order on him. some voters are seeing this president as someone who can say whatever he wants. that's part of the american dream. you heard from that young man. you can talk to many voters. we do. what the fox news polling is showing. 73% support for biden among black voters. that's a steep drop from 2020 when he won 91% of the black vote. what happened? this isn't good news for the president when it comes to young voters. 60% say they disapprove of his job performance. wow. you know, when you look at this, doug, i want to go to you first just to talk about what happened? what is the erosion point that you see in the last three plus years? >> i think what you're seeing is the difference between administration that seems to care about everything else except that base when you say that. i asked pollsters about this. when i saw the polls coming out in new york and saw the number saying demographic. issues like immigration, crime in the cities, things moved from the

crystal—clear that i will hold people to account. i will kick... whoever they are. next up, keir starmer was pressed on his previous support for the former labour leaderjeremy corbyn. well, harry. harry, i didn't think we would win. i don't think we were in a position to win. but what's happened with jeremy corbyn, if you look at my leadership on this, i picked up the labour party. i recognised many people had not voted for us last time, possibly people in this room, and i said, we're never going to put that proposition in front of the electorate again. i'm not going to say to the electorate, "what do you think you're doing?" i'm going to say to my party, "we need to shake this up and change it." so i've changed the labour party, so there's a fundamentally different choice at this election. and jeremy corbyn not only lost the whip as a labour mp, he's now been expelled from the labour party. the sun �*s election special happened a little earlier today. watching it was our political correspondent who joins us live now. when it comes to the key takeaways from this grilling of the prime minister and the labour leader, what are the main moments? t leader, what are the main moments

crystal clear. right, the sun . right, the sun. >> thank you. prime minister harry cole from the sun.f thousands of outstanding asylum claims within six months, but all the home office statistics show that speeding up the processing of asylum claims leads to higher levels of approval. when labour suggested this exact policy, your own ministers called it an amnesty. so is this what your policy amounts to ? an amnesty policy amounts to? an amnesty for asylum seekers? and, if i may, on chris's point, you're haemorrhaging support to nigel farage. why on earth not go harder on the echr? why fudge it? thank you . it? thank you. >> so, harry, that's just simply not right on last year, thanks to the improvements that we've made , we processed more claims made, we processed more claims than at any point in the last two decades. right. and that has actually helped us release over 100, maybe 150 hotels. now back to local communities for normal use. and actually the grant rate you talk about the grant rate. the grant rate was down last yeah the grant rate was down last year. it was down. so we be