dolphins off the coast of southern california part of around $300.00 was caught on camera near dana point the part of a dolphin stumpy in which can be described as porpoising out of the water at a high rate of speed the method is the fastest mode of travel for dolphins because there is less resistance in vs that in the water there is to have the highest concentration of dolphins. you're watching news and here's a reminder of the top stories we're following. us democratic presidential candidate joe biden and his newly chosen running mate camila harris have made their 1st joint campaign appearance pariset the united states is crying out for leadership and criticize president trump's handling the virus pandemic. you just up to date on our website d w dot com follow us on twitter at instagram at developing news to a life of watching. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and news. hour corona update. code 19 special next on d w. beethoven is for me. is from. being told it is for a. greater good.

to a remarkable encounter with dolphins a part of about 300 dolphins are caught on camera near dana point of beautiful california they are part of a dolphin stampede which can be described as porpoising out of the water at a high rate of speed the method is the fastest mode of travel for dolphins because those of course less resistance in the air than the water areas said to have the highest concentration of dolphins a. beautiful sight all this is d.w. live from berlin stay with us business is up next with chris. we know this is a scary time for the coronavirus is changing changing.

to dana's point earlier, this is working for them.oe biden is up in every poll, why mess with what's working? but they will, i'm sure. >> jesse: i'm glad you guys think whatever you're doing is working because it's going to be a rude awakening in november. kennedy, how do you see the masks playing politically? >> kennedy: it's not the idea that everyone should be wearing a mask, the question is what happens if you are not wearing a mask? the mayor in new york city encouraged people to rat on fellow new yorkers and you were supposed to text on number and take pictures of people and bill de blasio said they were going to send the police. what if people do? instead they send him my worry is, what will the next wave be for the real gestapo that comes in and spies on people and lets the police know because we already don't trust the police. now we are supposed to trust them with mask enforcement, took gregg's point, we are going to talk about what's not happening in portland later in terms of people not being charged for rioting and violen

. >> dana: it's a great point. i think i've talked a little bit about this before.s the incumbent, you get to make the news. you have the bully pulpit. katie, let me ask you about the trump team's decision yesterday on the rollout of their historic agreement and then stepping on it later on by responding to biden and harris. that then became the headline. >> katie: yeah. having a campaign in moving forward while you're trying to also govern and deal with foreign policy is difficult. the biden campaign is rolling out, it's not like the president can respond to what's going on when he's asked by a reporter giving these press conferences. the president is out there every day answering questions from reporters. in terms of the policy, joe biden and kamala harris have criticized president trump for not getting on board with a mask mandate but they also keep saying that we need to listen to the doctors and the scientists. president trump was listening to people like dr. fauci and dr. birx early on horse thing we should not be wearing masks. now i have changed their mind o

encounter in southern california, nearly 300 dolphins were spotted on camera sunday just surface near dana point. it was taken by captain dave's whale watching safari. you buy a ticket like that, you hope you get lucky. you can never guess that you'll be that lucky. we hope you're off to a lucky start today, too. back to you. >> well, you know, i think we are pretty lucky because those hotter temperatures not here just yet, kari. >> not here just yet. and we have a little time to prepare. faurp be heading to the coast this weekend to get away from that high heat, just keep in mind that we're still trying to socially distance and also some of those parks and beaches may be closed. so make sure you check ahead. our live view in san jose as the first day of school is underway. if you get those breaks in between, that virtual learning, head outside and enjoy it. we are seeing sunshine right now for the south bay with our temperatures in the low 70s. we're at 75 in livermore. and it's 67 degrees in napa as well as san francisco. nice cool morning where we were yesterday, and our high temperatures wil

. >> juan: that's a good point. dana, the other side of this is you have the democrats as i mentioned bringing out barack obama tonight, they've already heard last night from bill clinton, jimmy carter, and they all say you know, biden is a good guy but what about where is george bush and mitt romney and cindy mccain was speaking at the dnc? is there absence saying hey, we don't back trump, he is not a good guy? >> dana: what do you mean where is george bush? he said he isn't getting involved in 2020 politics and didn't get involved in 2016. i don't expect to see him. mitt romney, i don't know where they are and i don't think it much matters. i think there is a growing concern amongst the progressives that joe biden is a guy who has had a lot of relationships over the years and a lot of his relationships are with his peer group which is like an older generation. and so you see a lot of tension, i think, amongst the democrats saying we understand that we are against trump. that has been made perfectly clear but what are w

to a remarkable encounter with dolphins a part of about 300 dolphins were caught on camera near dana point they were part of a dolphin stampede which can be described as porpoising out of the water at a high rate of speed the method is the fastest mode of travel for dolphins because of course there's less resistance in the air then in the water the area said to have the highest concentration of dolphins on the planet. this gives you reminder of our top story at this hour u.s. democratic presidential candidate joe biden and his newly chosen running mate harris have made their 1st joint campaign appearance she is the 1st woman of color on a major party ticket errors as the u.s. is crying out for leadership and criticized the president's handling of the. up next join us work focus on your i'm brian thomas for the entire team here thanks for being with us. because. it has been working in middle east fields for years he has no legal protection no rights and barely enough to live on. in june a new law came into effect. for him and about 350000 other migrant workers get made home but their dreams

they know this isn't going to happen, as dana was pointing out.know it has to be done the right way. but if there's any political mileage they can get out of it this close to an election, i guess they're ready to take it. now, an exception to that is ben sasse who called it unconstitutional slop, i believe. but, you know, republicans, as they have during much of this administration, are sometimes willing to sit back and say, okay, let this play out and let's see if it works for me. >> and, dana, you had quite the moment with the president's top economic adviser larry kudlow yesterday on "state of the union." and it seems like he doesn't even understand exactly how this executive order is going to work, which i suppose he shares that with a lot of other americans around the country. let's watch. >> so when will people see their first checks? >> i don't want to be as specific as you might hold me to it, as you should, but i think it's going to be in a couple of weeks, and i think it's going to come to about $1,200 per person. that's a huge -- >> you

. >> dana: that's an interesting point about some of these races going to the way of aoc are the fareft. pete, talk to me about that. can the republicans frame this in a way that says that if biden were to win in the senate is at risk, you might get a progressive president. >> he is that vessel. joe biden may have once been a moderate. his one accomplishment he can point to is the 1994 crime bill which he is running away from as fast as he can. that was a lifetime ago quite literally. voters also used to know the old uncle joe biden. this is a new joe was made a deal with the devil on the left. the trump campaign is right to affix into the radicals on the left i'm going to plagiarize, it's okay to plagiarize in our business. it's a joe biden thinks of course we can talk about plagiarism. a frame that governor mike huckabee used on "fox and friends" this morning, you can work hard to do left right and put them on that scale. i think the trump campaign is going to do up or down. what will happen if jill biden is elected? will -- the stock market will go down. your taxes will go up. cri

." >> dana: greg has a question or point. >> jesse: please, in the back. >> greg: the reason why danad that is because she doesn't want to sit in the chair for seven days because she knows she's going to be doing all the political coverage back in the studio and they are going to keep her there 24/7 and she's going to be sitting there with karl rove and they will be eating plain nuts and wilted lettuce. >> dana: it will be like impeachment when i felt like my rear and was growing with every hour that i sat there for all those days. >> jesse: to be a hard news anchor. [laughter] marie, "the washington post" right here says mail-in ballots three times more likely to be rejected. that doesn't sound very good to you, does it? >> marie: first of all, greg, republican supporters of donald trump showed up at the michigan state house with semiautomatic weapons, so spare me this idea of this only political violence on the left. >> greg: nonviolent. nonviolent. >> marie: they had huge long guns. >> greg: peaceful. >> marie: nothing about that was peaceful. >> greg: nobody got hurt. >> marie: th

to dana's point, a gang in a neighborhood is exercising more power during this environment, and you areu are less likely to report it because they are running the place now. >> i don't buy this. i want to make sure i understand you. you are saying all crime statistics are wrong except for homicides. there is no evidence of that. i saw a report that said the rate of violent crime fell from 84,000 in 1993 to 23 per 1,000 in 2018. the nation over the last 30 years is a much safer place. murder in chicago. there has been a spike but it's 8% of the city's census track so it's a limited area. what you are arguing -- >> a democrat city. >> allow me to finish. this is based on how you feel and not based on fact. it's self-fulfilling if you tell people someone got murdered. people will hear about it. the facts are there is no crime wave in this country except in donald trump's mind. >> whoa, juan! murders are up 25%. >> i said there is no crime wave. >> shootings are up 25%. >> [overlapping talking]. >> all right, all right. >> the murders you are talking about take place in a limited area. >> w

i love, to dana's point earlier, you have the republicans and they say marauding mobs of socialists aredestroy your family and your business then you have the dnc saying donald trump will destroy democracy, pile of black bodies and give you covid-19. and the media says democrats are uplifting and unifying and the republicans. they are saying the exact same thing and the fact that i, jesse watters, has the intellectual honesty to say that both parties paint dire pictures of the other party if they are in charge and cnn doesn't tells you a lot. >> greg: juan, do you agree with jesse, that he's being honest? >> juan: no. you know it strikes me is facts are stubborn things, they are real. >> greg: did you invent that? >> juan: you hear the trump people say he's done a great job with the coronavirus. did they miss 170,000 americans? >> greg: he killed those people. he killed those people. how dare he? >> juan: it's a fact. >> greg: we expected millions. >> juan: trump promised 4% gdp growth, never achieved under trump, never. that's a fact to live with. you point out failures like that, it's

dana, the real clear politics average has now former vice president biden leading by 6.4 points. a month ago it was nine points. it has tightened a little bit. 5:30 eight has a seven-point margin but anyway, the point is bill stepian, new campaign manager for president trump says he thinks this tightening is a result of the president holding briefings again. what do you think? >> dana: first i would like to welcome trey gowdy to "the fiv "the five." that was a fantastic debut of a segment. i think a couple things. remember i said from the beginning as we get closer to fall, it's going to tighten up and we are closer to fall so it's tightening up. people start paying a little more attention and the other thing is that the trump campaign had maintained that during the coronavirus it was difficult for them to pay a lot of attention to defining joe biden. they were trying to figure out what would work. i think they have light upon think that's worked fast which is to suggest that he would be -- play bait and switch when it comes to saying that he would be very moderate but actually b

. >> dana: it's a very interesting point, no doubt.e will be talking a lot about it going forward. meantime, the trump campaign firing back at big tech after a video of the president is taken down. that and a lot more next. ♪ ♪ freedom ♪ to the things i can count on to keep me going ♪ or are prone to infections. serious, sometimes fatal infections, cancers including lymphoma, and blood clots have happened. taking a higher than recommended dose of xeljanz for ra may increase risk of death. tears in the stomach or intestines and serious allergic reactions have happened. needles. fine for some. but for you, there's a pill that may provide symptom relief. ask your doctor about the pill first prescribed for ra more than seven years ago. xeljanz. an "unjection™". here's your iced coffee! ♪ america runs on dunkin' ♪ webut you can't lose sight of your own well-being especially if you have a serious chronic medical condition. at aetna, we're always here to help you focus on your health. because it's always time for care. welcome to camp tonsafu

nearly 300 dolphins caught on that camera sunday stampeding across the ocean near dana point. >> so that video was taken by captain dave's whale watching safari and the dolphins leaping into the air several feet above the glistening waters wowing the people on board. you buy a ticket for something like that and you hope for the best. sometimes you don't get to see anything. in fact, a couple years ago we did a whale watching, we got lucky and doesn't always work out. >> you can hear one guy on there going wow. definitely a wow moment there. >> what else do you say? >> beautiful. >>> next here, back to school for the south bay's largest school district comes after a last-minute deal of teachers and the district. we'll explain the new twist in a live report coming up. >>> plus, it's a lot of buzz this morning about the biden/harris 2020 ticket. next we'll dive deeper into how harris could change the race for the white house. we have live analysis with our nbc bay area political analyst coming up. >>> and -- >> plus to the capitol where there is nothing new on negotiations to help americans

nearly 300 dolphins caught on that camera sunday stampeding across the ocean near dana point. >> wow. taken by a captain dave's whale watching safari. it was above the glistening water wowing those people on board that boat. you buy a ticket for something like that and you hope for the best. you cannot ever plan to see something like that. >> thinking the same thing. wow. >>> so beautiful there. you know what? today, kari, today is a day to take a dip in the water because it will be a hot one. >> not hot today but we will have some hot weather in the forecast and i think people will be heading to the beaches but make sure you check ahead and make sure they're open. i went to north bay beach over the weekend and saw a whale kind of just swimming back and forth. this morning probably hoping to see the meteor shower and clouds rolled in and can't see morning today we are enjoying the nice weather. mike, how's it looks right now heading out the door? >> it's pretty good except for the tri-valley where drivers will find some slowing, exceptionally slow in the sunol area. we are talking abo

>> dana: it's an unsustainable position. what geraldo was pointing out about "the new york times" is, it's a warning shot, a signal. that's "the new york times" and you better get on top of things. if all these people. let's say you are a new yorker and you flee and go live someplace else, do you still vote the way you did in the city? probably. i don't know. that's not great necessarily. if you're in a red state or red county, that's not necessarily a good thing. you might want to get cities back in order. i think it's an unsustainable position especially when you see the police chiefs, carmen best of seattle, who tried so hard to do a good job there. being pushed aside. basically her department not have any support from the elected leadership. that i think we'll come back to hurt democrats. does that hurt them enough? democrats are growing in number and growing places. republicans are shrinking in number in those places and the reverse is true. republicans are growing in places where there's not a lot of population and shrinking other places. both

but they are not adults yet and i think there is something to dana's point about keeping them on campuss and trains and planes infecting even more people and going back. if they are asymptomatic, hugging grandma and getting her sick. 90% of people who died from covid 9.6 comorbidity an average of 2.5 conditions whether age come obesity, cardiovascular disease or diabetes. and diabetes and therefore has compounded it. we are talking a group of young, healthy people. if you made a choice to put them in that biosphere keep them there until everyone is healthy because you know a bunch of boozed up corn dogs is really a shock here, juan. [laughter] >> juan: okey-doke, what a description. ahead of an author causing controversy for what she had too say about looting. greg, take a look, next on "the five." ♪ now is the time for a new bath from bath fitter. every bath fitter bath is installed quickly, safely, and beautifully, with a lifetime warranty. go from old to new. from worn to wow. the beautiful bath you've always wanted, done right, installed by one expert technician, all in one day. we'

they're not wearing masks, as dana pointed out.virus pandemic. and by all accounts, it's -- i'm told, but maybe you have more information, that most of these people were not tested for coronavirus before they were allowed to come into this setting. and we know there's going to be a much bigger crowd tomorrow on the south lawn of the white house when the president makes his presentation. >> reporter: we're expecting it to actually be ten times the size tomorrow night. tonight, we've seen about 135 chairs before, and that's how many we counted were here. they seemed to all be filled. and what's notable is that the attendees are sitting pretty close to one another. they're not wearing masks. we spoke to at least four of them who had not been tested to coronavirus before coming to this event, wolf, and it's unclear if some of them potentially were. we saw that was the case last night. caused some confusion. the people seated around the president in the rose garden had been tested, according to the first lady's office, but several of th

around 300 dolphins were caught on camera as they travelled at rapid speeds near dana point in southern me, what is the most amazing thing you have ever seen? it is for sure without a doubt it is a dolphin stampede. imagine you are in a truck and you are driving along in a stampede of horses, that is what it is like. how do they know how to take off all of a sudden? a lot of the times these things will happen as though somebody fired a gun and theyjust go. isn't that wonderful? he must‘ve been late. i wonder where were heading? philip is up next. hello there. it's still been very humid, but it's not been quite as hot today across more southern parts of the uk. that's because we've had all these downpours developing, some very heavy bursts of rain, a lot of lightning as well, particularly across southern parts of england. and over the next couple days or so, it's going to be the southern half of the uk that sees most of these downpours, and again it's going to feel on the humid side as well despite those temperatures dropping off a little bit further. further north, mainly dry actually,

. >> and to continue onto your point with nia-malika, as dana pointed out, she is someone who can appeal to a wide swath of voters. black voters, females, moderates, and liberals. how does this ticket stack up against president trump? >> well, listen. we know where joe biden is right now in the polls. he is doing quite well in the polls, in these battleground states like wisconsin, pennsylvania, and michigan. in the national polls he's up by about ten. i think this enhances joe biden's standing or sort of underscores it with those voters he already is doing well. african-american voters, white women voters, college-educated voters of all races. so i think, you know, that is what this pick i think needs. she can play very well in the suburbs with some of those disaffected republicans who have seen in donald trump somebody who they might find distasteful in any number of issues, whether it's racial issues or issues around gender. so i think this is somebody who is portable, can go anywhere and kind of sing the song of the party and to those different demographics. they are going to need to

. >> yes, it's a great point, dana. the two times in recent history that an incumbent has lost his job. you have bill clinton who presented this vision of the man from hope. this young, inspiring, uplifting. whatever you think about bill clinton, that's what got him to that moment. then you go back to ronald reagan. it's an uphill battle to beat an incumbent. very hard to do in a difficult economic time. reagan had morning in america. where is the morning in america? barack obama had a unique opportunity in that opportunity to say here's why joe is the man. here's why he is the one who can turn this thing around. here's what he will do to build us back better and create that momentum. the joe lines were throw away. he is descent and nice and my brother. let's talk about other stuff. you better get out there and vote. i think it was a wasted opportunity. >> jesse, do you think last night for either former president obama or kamala harris, did they bring in any new voters? anyone who didn't vote in 2016 or never voted dem

point. thank you, dana, for having me on the show. first of all, we know that joe biden has been inching to the left. now with this pick of kamala harris, we clearly see a complete socialist takeover of the democrat party. it's no longer our grandfather's democrat party in any way. because as bret baier mentioned earlier, gov track rated kamala harris as the most liberal senator in the senate. even more so than bernie sanders. look at her record to know that she has moved so far to the left when it comes to issues like socialized medicine, being a co-sponsor for the green new deal and also opposing president trump's tax cuts. >> dana: yeah. there's so many of those things. you didn't mention that i will. the banning of fracking, which is something that joe biden has tried to basically sort of muddle his way through because he really wants to win pennsylvania. that will be a battleground state. wanted to show you the monmouth poll yesterday. the same as before. registered voters. trump 41%. biden 51%. the number that i wanted to ask yo

this video was taken off the coast of dana point.g in and out of the ocean water. this is often called a dolphin stampede. >>> triple digit temperaturesst flex alert millions of californians being told to conserve electricity with a hot weekend ahead. plus california's temporary eviction band will end soon and the looming threat of eviction and foreclosure starts to grow. the nation's top infectious disease expert recommending schools -- what schools can do to keep students safe as students head back into the classroom. >>> good morning. welcome back. it is friday, august 14. i have my jacket on but in two hours, who knows. i marty feeling humidity here at my house. they held one ahead of us >> it could be a tank top, shorts and consults by 945m 9:45 am. i have my glass of ice water that i'm sipping from. steve, it's about cool. >>> i agree with that 100%. cloud covers holding things in but also giving us high committee so once we get warming up, then it will start to feel pretty muggy in temperatures look like the mid 100's with a h

about 300 of them jumping into the air near dana point, south of los angeles. whale watching safari, folks on board got their money's worth. it's not clear why pods of dolphins stampede, but it is an amazing sight. and something i didn't know -- apparently southern california has the greatest density of dolphins in the world, and you can find herds of up to 10,000 have been spotted. but that's really something to see. >> i grew up there, never saw a dolphin stampede or even a dolphin off the waters of los angeles. i went to the beach a lot, vlad. >> what have you got? >>> i'll tell you what, that's going to be all of us at cbs news when we're finally able to get together again. stampeding the broadcast center. i got something really cool. take a look at some of the new toys -- because i'm this big kid -- inspired by the pandemic. so fisher-price has created the "my home office" -- "my home office" set for children who want to be just like their parents and work from home. >> that looks like us broadcasting from home -- >> i know. exactly. look at this little it

for the first african-american female president should joe biden decided to step aside at any point. >> danajesse watters, we have to think about this in terms of what does he get joe biden from this ticket? it doesn't necessarily expand the map, as katie was pointing out. california has been voting democrat for a long time. across the board, does it help anywhere else do you think? >> jesse: i don't know if it gets him that much at all. she was kind of a phony who never caught on. i kind of agree with greg. it's like you go to a restaurant with your grandfather and you have to order for him here you take the menu and you're like he'll have the ribeye and you like it medium, right? joe didn't make this pick. this pick was made for joe. it just shows you the kind of bad judgment and bad instincts that the biden campaign. i wouldn't trust kamala harris. i think she's very ambitious. we all know joe was only running for one term so you're basically ushering in someone that's going to i don't think have the best intentions. she was someone that couldn't even manage her own campaign. it was total

that does, as dana says, point to a rather imminent announcement.in the biden campaign controls the timing. and they are just fine with all of this discussion and drumming up a little bit of interest. what they are ultimately trying to do, they are going to make this announcement or try to make this announcement through social media to try and sort of fire up their own supporters here. so that is what we are waiting for. but we do know, again as we said before, this is going to be a historic pick, but likely not one that is based on politics. we heard the former vice president say that he is essentially a bridge to the next generation. he is looking for someone to be a governing partner, not necessarily someone who agrees with him on everything, but someone who he can sort of turn to for help governing. and it was pretty remarkable, many people on the list were products of washington. there's definitely a lot of sense it will be someone with washington experience. but we still have eyes on gretchen whitmer. she was leading the way on coronavirus. an

>> and, dana t, to that point, donald trump jr. will speak and melania trump and more members of the trump family will speak and the president appearing every night and i say that -- oh. sorry. back to the proceedings now. listen to a little btd of the roll call. >> president trump. new mexico, 22 delegates with a following banned delegates. 22 president trump. >> madame chair? on behalf of the good people of the state of new mexico, a land of blue skies, limitless horizons and unvistas, where faith, freedom and family dominate our values, we all saw mr. trump come down that escalator and he gave voice to the fears and the anguish that we all felt for this country. and then he began to speak words of strength and purpose, words like courage and liberty, prosperity, truth, hope and life. and we saw him begin to rebuild this country. then we saw that rebuilding interrupted by the covid-19. so now we have a choice. a choice to continue the rebuilding, the revival, the renewing of this great land. new mexico is proud to vote for that r

as dana was pointing out, he couldn't think of anything else to say about her at first, except that sheand then now he's reverted back to his racist and sexist tropes in order to kind of counter her. and i think that doesn't work. and it doesn't work for a lot of republicans who were worried about suburban voters, suburban women and not suburban housewives, as the president called them. so i think she is somebody that is not very easy to characterize. the campaign itself and the president have had a very difficult time, because on the one hand they say she's a california radical. on the other hand, they're saying, oh, liberals are revolting against the pick. well, which is it? >> yeah, which is it? the campaign and trump have been really scattershot in terms of how they've handled their messaging after she was selected. so, it's been really interesting to see that play out. but it's also -- you have to think in biden picking harris, is this also a way for him to try to bring in some of those voters that may be turned off by president trump? and also the need to get in progressive voters

. >> jesse: good point. >> dana: just because they have a political statement to make doesn't mean that yell in their faces. i feel terrible and awful for the business owners. do not raise your fists. be strong. >> greg: you don't want to business off dana. she may weigh 70 pounds but turns to rocket fuel. republicans getting ready for the third night. ahead, nick sandmann calls out cancel culture and the media. ♪ ok everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. whoo-hoo! great tasting ensure with 9 grams of protein, 27 vitamins and minerals, and nutrients to support immune health. she always wanted her smile to shine. now, she uses a capful of therabreath healthy smile oral rinse to give her the healthy, sparkly smile she always wanted. (crowd cheering) therabreath, it's a better mouthwash. at walmart, target and other fine stores. ♪ i got it all from you ♪ i'm always pushing through ♪ i know we'll make it to the finish line ♪ ♪ i know you're waiting on the other side ♪ ♪ i'm like you on-demand glucose monitoring. because they're always on. a

go ahead, dana. >> dana: i wanted to point out something.ember, i think it was on friday that i talked about a friend of mine who had left her apartment in the city that had been grabbed by the hair by homeless person. the doorman of the building pushed the guy. that happened two weeks ago. the police came. they walked him two blocks down and let him go. guess what happened on saturday? she's taking her little girl to park. a different homeless guy grabs her by the hair again and tries to drag her away and the same thing happened. they walk him two blocks away and say don't come back here. so guess what happened. they left the city. they went to stay with friends in the suburbs because that's a safer place to be. last week when governor cuomo was saying please come back. i'll buy you dinner. nobody cares about dinner. they want to make sure they can have a safe place to live. they loathed the city but it took 30 years to get it to the -- they loved the city but it took 30 years to get people feeling safe and comfortable and i took two months

. >> on that point, dana, let me play something kamala harris said in a prebuttal to the speech. >> thets fired at mr. blake pierced the soul of our nation of it's sickening to watch. it's all too familiar, and it must end. >> the biden campaign clearly trying, dana, to shine a light on jacob blake racial injustice, here in the united states ahead of the president's remarks tonight. >> that's right. the president's remarks and the lead up to what we're going to hear from the president. we're going to hear from rudy giuliani, who lately has been known as the president's biggest defender, a member of his impeachment legal team. of course he was the mayor of new york city, and he is going to, our understanding, talk a lot about the cities run by democrats. that is what the republicans and the trump campaign in particular, they are trying to really nuance that argument. nia was talking about, well, wait, this is trump's america. no, no, the cities are run by democrats. both are true. but the question is who the voters really hold accountable. the other thing i just want to say about the fea

good point. dana perino, great to see you. you. >> have a good night. >> tucker: thanks. >> tuckerimmigrant store clerk s basically nothing. within the store, when burglars broke in and he defended himself and for that, he is being punished. he is on house arrest tonight. the man who tried to rob him is out on the streets. the store owner joins us tonight to tell us about the rogue prosecutor who made that possible. also, democrats caught on video refusing to distance themselves from antifa, a domestic terror group. hard to believe it, we have that tape, next. behind every 2020 census taker's mask is a friendly neighbor. they're teachers, retirees, vets, people committed to doing right by getting the count right. if you haven't responded yet, they'll be stopping by to ask some simple questions that will inform how billions in federal funds are spent on local services every year for the next decade. so when they come knocking, say hi from a safe distance and do your part to support your community. time is running out. shape you

. >> dana, to john's point, i spoke to the secretary of state in washington state who's a republican, she was on my program last week or two weeks ago. they have -- they mail out ballots to every household in the state. she said it doesn't impact republicans or democrats any differently. it's not -- doesn't favor a party over the other and the millions of votes cast they have had less than or just a little over 100 some people who voted twice, other people, a couple other people that tried to sign -- have somebody else vote. and those people are being pursued by the law now. well-known. statistically insignificant given all the amount of votes and invited the president to come to see how washington state does it and does it fairly and accurately and -- but of course he doesn't do that. >> right. again just to underscore what you said, this is a republican you are talking about. it really is remarkable even for donald trump that he goes to make a surprise appearance at the kind of scaled down convention that is going on to nominate him formally to be the republican nominee again. and t

good point. dana perino, great to see you. thank you. >> have a good night. >> tucker: thanks.igrant store clerk makes basically nothing. within the store, when burglars broke in and he defended himself and for that, he is being punished. he is on house arrest tonight. the man who tried to rob him isl out on the streets. the store owner joins us tonight to tell us about the rogue prosecutor who made that possible. also, democrats caught on video refusing to distance themselves from antifa, a domestic terror group. hard to believe it. we have that tape, next. we havt tape, next. >> tucker: -- exactly the sort of person the left is always telling you they defend, defended himself against an early-morning burglary by firing three warning shots of the burglars, and wounded one of them, not fatally. in a shocking inversion of justice, that man, the immigrant clerk, is under house arrest and the burglar, the ringleader of the group who broke and has m bn cleared of all charges and walks free tonight. how does that work, exactly? jowan zuber owns the arlington smoke shop in arlington,

>> dana: i think one of the points there is they've been able to work out the kinks over those years. david, thank you. now that a stalemate over a stimulus deal and top democrats meeting with white house officials this afternoon. chad pergram has the latest. chad, i noticed they've made progress on a couple things but they are still pretty far apart. >> that's right, there is still a chasm. you think of a bill like this of this magnitude, 15, 16 major areas and they've narrowed the gap on a few major issues. they set an interim deadline of friday of trying to get an agreement and get this into legislative form sometime next week. mitch mcconnell is frustrated by the glacial pace. >> while americans are struggling, the democrat leadership moved about 1 inch, 1 inch in eight days. for the sake of the millions and millions who need more help, let's hope they decide to get serious soon. >> treasury secretary steve mnuchin and white house chief of staff mark meadows offered a plan to extend unemployment benefits through mid-december, however people only would get $400 a week rather than $

around 300 dolphins were caught on camera as they travelled at rapid speeds near dana point, in southernter in the next few days. sunshine breaking through the mist and cloud, being persistent in eastern areas, such as the scottish borders earlier today. the difference in weather across the uk is because northern areas are seeing a high—pressure on an easterly breeze, further south, low pressure and around the clusters of cloud bringing more thundery downpour is. it has still been in hot day across many parts of england and wales, just not as hot. maybe 29 degrees, cooler around northeastern parts of england, northern and eastern scotland, where that low cloud has persisted. that will push inland, some spots of drizzle and fog, areas of southern england and wales, more likely to catch further burst of heavy rain, threatening further flash flooding, keeping temperatures around 18 degrees, 15 further north without humidity, which is what we have that marquee start tomorrow. the low cloud retreating to northeastern parts of england, north yorkshire, north and eastern scotland, sometime deve

. >> dana: i feel like i should give him the last word. >> my point was about early voting as well.nd we have seen in past cycles where republic officials have limited the number of places. >> no, mo, mo, mo. the decisions about location, voter location is made by officials. >> in 2016-2018, republican officials in the state. so look -- >> no, they didn't, mo, give me one example. one example. >> dana: guys, i'm going to have to -- >> i will give you some as soon as we get off the air. >> dana: we should do that because the reason i have brought it up i have said under the surface and rising to the surface and even the former president of the united states, president trump talking about and we need to talk about it, bring your imminent mission to the argument. we appreciate it, karl and mo. be sure to tune in for biden's big speech for the democratic convention. i will join bret baier and martha maccallum at 10:00 p.m. eastern. next as we gear up for tonight's, democrats lashing back on president trump, but are they making the same mistake they did four years ago? ♪ veterans, if you

you make excellent points. dana, let's talk a little bit about the president. he says the government is going to be suing the state of nevada tomorrow because he wants to make it easier for people to -- because the state of nevada wants to make it easier for people, especially during a time of coronavirus, when a lot of folks, especially elderly folks, people with underlying conditions don't want to wait in line and show up at a polling station. he says they're going to file a lawsuit tomorrow against the state of nevada. we'll see if that actually happens. he makes a lot of threats like that, but they don't actually pan out as we all know. and he doesn't realize -- maybe he doesn't even know that there are five states that for a long time have had only universal mail-in, including utah, including colorado. everybody votes by mail in those states. in oregon and washington state. and they've had no problems of fraud. >> that's right. there are a few things here. one, let's just talk about new york because the president was really zeroing in on new york, claiming

. >> dana: the first virtual convention, people have a lot of options. some of it was life of course, but i see that point. i want to play one other thing for michelle obama because it leans into tonight's thing that the democrats are trying to push which is that leadership matters. take a look at the sound bite from last night. >> let me be as honest and clear as i possibly can. donald trump is the wrong president for our country. he has had more than enough time to prove that he can do the job, but he is clearly in over his head. he cannot meet this moment. he simply cannot be who we need him to be for us. is what it is. >> dana: of course that line getting a lot of play, so the theme is leadership matters bear let me show you the speakers who are on deck tonight. i thought it was interesting that sally yates on the justice department is speaking now that a political convention. i think that is curious but you also have chuck schumer, john kerry, alexandria ocasio-cortez but bill clinton will also be there before jill biden. >> think about bill clinton. was 40 years ago this week that he gave his first

. >> dana: matt, to kristin fisher's point, there was penance doing chief justice roberts, that yesterday with the comments and it looked like there may be a sharpening of the messaging that is coming from the trump campaign. i do wonder about this fox news poll about evangelical voters and voter preference. anti-trump in april was at 75%, july 67%. does that have anything to do with this new attack? >> i don't know. obviously, the deep questions of faith and public policy are foremost for a lot of voters out there. donna said joe biden goes to st. the problem joe biden has is he wants the parishioners to pay for the choice of killing an unborn child in abortion. the problem for joe biden is, he said he would reignite this war on the little sisters of the poor and trying to oppose this idea they have to pay for abortion inducing drugs for the employees that work with those little sisters. we need to leave nuns alone and shouldn't be going and he's okay with montgomery county trying to shut down public schools with this important question how we responsibly open up the catholics and christ

dana, the campaign understands this is a real point of vulnerability for the president. perception in these races and trying to fight that including with new testimonials about how he has helped minorities. >> that's right. we expect republicans to try to take that up a notch tonight. kentucky's first black attorney general daniel cameron will be speaking and republicans who planned the convention are promoting him as a breakout star. we're told that he will hit joe biden on race. hammer the democratic nominee for saying that african americans who don't support him are quote anti black. a comment that biden quickly apologized for. we anticipate more attacks on biden from former florida attorney general pam bondi and we're told she'll pick up where he left off as a member of the president's impeachment team and pressing allegations of nepotism as trump's own children will play starring roles in his convention for another night. check out two prominent speakers. his son eric, his daughter tiffany. abby, republicans are shifting between attack mode and emotional appeals to

. >> thank you, dana, for having me. at one point we reach 350,000 meals a day. this is not me. this is the amazing woman and men that join world central kitchen efforts. we have in more than 40 states in mek alone. more than 2,600 restaurants joining our efforts. we are in many countries and this is the reality. right now in america we have more than 14 million children going hungry. i know the number for the census say is a million. i don't have numbers but my estimate is we will have more than 40 million, 50 million americans going hungry in the next weeks and month and we need the president of the united states, we need congress to understand that this is not only a health crisis, an economic crisis but we need to recognize this is a humanitarian crisis and we need the federal government to step up. we need to make sure we don't go to play golf and we need to be on the ground feeding americans in need. >> so you co-signed a letter to congress along with the american federation of teachers and other groups asking for an expansion of the emergency provisions to allow school di

points, getting down to a 0.67% handle. the lower yield regime, what does that say about global trade and business confidence? danaainly consumption has been better-than-expected, but we are not very optimistic in capex. the capex and international trade have collapsed, as we saw in the second quarter. we look at june readings for new orders. they are still pretty tepid. until businesses get over the fear factor and uncertainty, we are probably not going to see a lot of investment, and investment is certainly linked to trade. we look at consumption, a lot of it is kind of specialized, things like goods, building supplies, things that people can do while sitting at home. but services remain challenged throughout the world. tom: dana, thank you so much. this, one of the things we really haven't noted collapsethe absolute of the japanese academic experience. i usually fold back to nominal gdp, and i didn't even go through that exercise today, the numbers were so grim. anna: absolutely. we've got the japanese gdp numbers breaking overnight, the worst in many years. early interesting to see the finance minister in japa

. >> martha: dana, when we get to this point in the process, you think back on where we have been andt here. joe biden came in 4th in iowa. in the end fifth in new hampshire. they threw in the towel in new hampshire and got on a plane in a last ditch effort to pull it out in south carolina. that's what happened. everybody thought this campaign was over. it reminds me of what we watched with john mccain. here's joe biden. 30 plus years into his dreams of a presidency in 1988 and 2008. this is a big night for him. >> dana: you think where we were in 2018, people thought this might end up being the ticket way back then. biden and harris. you went through that primary and the democrats went all of that way to walk a short way back. now they have biden and harris. children, keep trying. can you do it. joe biden has done it. i mentioned earlier, i hope he is able to savor this moment. it will just last a moment. there won't be big applause or chanting unless from the folk there is in the drive in theatre. the 2020 convention has been better for them as an unconventional convention. 3 reason

point. >> and another issue, dana, i think the white house chief of staff made some news when he suggested what the president said earlier today on "fox & friends" that he probably is going to deliver his republican national convention acceptance speech from the white house. we heard a very different line coming from the white house chief of staff in the face of a lot of criticism coming about this from republicans up on capitol hill saying it would be totally inappropriate to deliver a political speech from the white house. >> that's right. the sort of footprint on the white house grounds that the white house is now playing with for the delivering of this speech is shrinking. now what mark meadows told you is that it would be potentially from the residence arguing that that's actually where he lives, and therefore is more politically palatable, perhaps even more legal, although there are questions about whether even having a white house speech would be illegal. separate from that, the question is whether it is appropriate or politically not very smart if you talk to republicans like, for

. >> dana: so that is to your point, and i was thinking this weekend that as long as the violence goes on it serves no one well, you are not going to get the police were forms that you want to if that's what you think is needed. you are not going to get more support for the police if you think that's what's needed. in the business owners who's establishments have been looted and rioted and they have all of their dreams smashed through no fault of their own, no one gets help here unless there is a way to try to heal, and it is unfortunate it is happening in the middle of a presidential election, but it is very clarifying as both sides try to make their case. what is the best case that the president has against accusations that he is trying to stir up a crime the cities? >> how? by offering federal assistance? how many hundreds of arrest did operation legend, how many hundreds of federal arrests? if i was the president, what precisely, i have set nothing on fire, i've looted nothing. i've shot no one, what exactly is it that you want me to do that i have not done? the reality is they jus