caller: i did not watch much of the dnc. and a lot like c-span, i think both missed the mark of talking a little slower, even a little background and, of course course, pep rallies. rfk does not represent me, but coming you know, you get the best result when you challenge the people you support. rather than coming you know, someone has handed you the script. that is not really respecting you. that is about winning, not winning for you. you challenge the people you support, you know? exactly when and what are you going to do? i think we all get better results from whoever happens to win wear. like i said, the dnc thing, it goes a little over my head. i'm not educated, but, you know, i can chew and walk at the same time, kind of. you know, if you could kind of address things on a slower pace on simpler issues, people are calling in about the dnc and ranting about something else. you know, maybe a form that addresses particular questions and says, hey, you are going off, that is it. you have to stick to the topic. host: appreci

the dnc waged continual legal warfare against both president trump and myself. each time our volunteers turned in those towering boxes of signatures needed to get on the ballot, the dnc dragged us into court state after state attempting to erase their work and to subvert the will of the voters who had signed those petitions. it deployed dnc aligned judges to throw me and other candidates off the ballot and to throw president trump in jail. it ran a sham primary that was rigged to prevent any serious challenge to president i'd -- president biden. then when a pretty doubly horrible debate performance precipitated the palace queue against president biden, the same shadowy dnc operatives appointed his successor also felt and election. they installed a candidate who was so unpopular with voters that she dropped out in 2020 without winning a single delegate. my uncle and my father both relish debate. they prided themselves on their capacity to go toe to to with any opponent in the battle over ideas. they would be astonished to learn of a democratic party presidential

at the dnc, we are seeing walls put up, interesting they think they can use walls to secure dnc, buttry and will not fix it, that is donald trump and j.d. vance. >> carley: interesting contrast regarding the walls. caroline sunshine, thank you. >> todd: tom brady making himself comfortable on the football field. saintses and niners, yesterday, talking to players, former qb in the booth. look at the developing report with months of practice. that did not happen. rehearsing ahead of week one debut. do not miss the debut, cowboys and browns on september 8, i have heard he is crushing it. >> carley: music kicked in. i was looking for it. it feels different. we throw the football around before the show. >> todd: before the game. >> carley: before the show, we prepare. >> todd: it is magic. dnc kicks off on heels of bloody weekend in the windy city, people shot and businesses boarded up. pam bondi will react. >> carley: first steve doocy will react. >> steve: i'm talking to "hannity," they are screwing with your football in the morning. >> carley: we take it out of his office every now and

you were at the dnc. certainly energetic. we felt it even on the tv screens for those of us watching it at home. give me your take away of what you felt and what you saw as we now turn to the general election. >> i saw population that was hopeful. one that was excited. one that can ensure we take this over the finish line, but also one that was listening to a call of action. i think what was more vital here was that you had evangelicals. you had people who are in very red districts in the south. you had people of various age groups. young people, middle-age people, people who are lifelong republicans. you also had people thinking about sitting out this election cycle who are now reinvigorated. there was an excitement almost like an awakening of sorts. not only to the purposeful use of american democracy, but also an idea of how we move america forward. we know the rnc presented a darkness. in america that didn't resemble what many of us live in and hear you saw diversity on display. not just in terms of race, but also religio

who knows whether there will be protests here for this week at the dnc. from union park you cannot see the united center. it is less than a mile away, probably about half mile past that church down the street. it is not as close as park 578 but it is the size they would like since they will expect 50,000 protesters. they would prefer to have a much larger venue. >> activists gather at the march on the democratic national convention rly in chicago with leaders of the u.s.-palestinia community network and coalition to march on th dnc dcussing plans of mobilization and issues inalestine. watch our live coverage of the rally at 1:00 eastern on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more including charter communications. >> charter is proud to be recognized as one of the best internet providers and we are just getting started, building 100,000 miles of new infrastructure to reach those who need it most. >> charter communications supports c-span as a public se

they did not like their dnc speeches. the atlantic magazine, axios and more: they went big on blaming trump when trump has not been in office for four years. and they talked zero, nothing about detailed policies as kamala's policies are m.i.a.. what are they going to do to the fix america after a biden and harris hurt america? >> they have trump derangement syndrome. we've driven 'em crazy. and they should be driven crazy. elizabeth: we've got next coming up seattle radio host jason rantz with us. he's going to give his take on what he thinks is really going on. also democrats, they talk big on unity. we're showing you enormous fencing and barriers outside the dnc and yet zero, no mentions of how biden and harris opened u.s. borders. none of that talk inside the d dplrks c. congressman buddy carter here to react on much more. we've got a lot of news this hour, stay there. >> they mentioned the border maybe none. they don't talk about the border. our great border czar doesn't talk about the border. we've driven 'em crazy.

we have griff jenkins standing by with more of the chaos at the dnc. live to brooke singman with the latest on the convention. good morning. >> brooke: good morning, guys. the third day of the democratic national convention in chicago and yesterday vice president harris received ceremonial. not before del bill gateses got low with rapper lil, watch this. >> ladies and gentlemen, we are here today to nominate kamala harris for president. [ra [rapping] ♪ ♪ >> brooke: harris wasn't there, she was holding a rally in milwaukee where republicans held their convention last month. the obamas were here speaking as if the biden-harris administration has not been in control for 3-1/2 years. >> we do not need chaos, we have seen that movie before and we know the sequel is usually worse. america is ready for a new chapter. >> we love a familiar feeling buried too deep for far too long. hope is making a comeback. >> the crowd chanting, do something. trump campaign saying, are they aware they have been in office for 3-1/2 years? >> i heard someone compare trump to th

pro-palestinian dnc a coalition of over 200 groups. the leader of chicago's largest police union said most officers were holding their breath. that is a quote, in fear of agitators coming to town to create chaos. the city's top cop said they are prepared and specialized training and democratic mayor and johnson supports the anti-israel protest or use first amendment rights. and brand-new report revealing more than 150 extremist groups are either participating in or supporting the dnc protests this week. ryan mauro come with the investigator and put that together and for the expert on foreign threats and joins me now to explain his findings. ryan, break down what your research shows. >> sure we looked at every group that we could find that is publicly involved in the protests. altogether, we found 150, almost 160 of the groups are actually extremist group spearheaded by extremist, what i mean groups that some support hamas or other foreign terrorist organization or tourist like october 7th attacks were support revolution in the united s

now, president biden is set to address the dnc tonight. the same day that house oversight, judiciary and ways and means released their impeachment report against him saying president biden should be impeached and removed from office due to overwhelming evidence of corruption, using his government office to enrich his family during the obama white house. now, the biden white house denies all this. let's bring in the chairman of house ways and means chairman jason smith. chairman, thanks for joining us. it's good to see you. so, can you tell us, will lawmakers bring any impeachable crimes or misdemeanors against president biden? because we didn't see the crime stipulated in the report. we see a pattern of impeachable conduct to enrich the biden family. what are the crimes of misdemeanors? will they be charged against president biden? >> liz, it's great to be with you. what's in the report is just under 300 pages of all the documentations from the investigation that we've been doing for just less than a year between the ways and means committ

>> an absolutely electric crowd for night one of the dnc. harris walz ticket. tuesday's theme, a bold vision for america's future the headliner. they don't get bigger than this. the former first lady and the former president, michelle and barack obama, of course, will have it all covered for you right here on abc seven news for now. reporting fr

brooke singman is live in chicago with the latest from the dnc. hi, brooke. >> brooke: governor walz formally accepting nomination for vice president. slamming donald trump and speech filled with football references. >> when i was teaching, we would elect a student body president and they could teach donald trump a hell of a lot. i have given pep talks. let me finish with this, team. it's the fourth quarter. we're down a field goal. we're on offense and we've got the ball. we're driving down the field. [cheering] >> and boy, do we have the right team. >> brooke: walz has been under fire for military services with many criticizing his retiring before his unit was deployed to iraq. he faced criticism for m misrepresenting his time. >> everybody has a responsibility to contribute. for me, it was serving in army national guard. i joined up two days after my 17th birthday and i proudly wore our nation's uniform for 24 years. >> brooke: several high-profile democrats took the stage including godmoth er nancy pelosi. delegates were wearing these pins, ah

so that is why we marched on the dnc. in closing this incredible mobilization is here because of all of you and your solidarity. and we will end zionism. we will return back home. and we will continue to resist occupation and colonialism. from the river to the sea palestine will be free! and from the sea to the river palestine will live forever! palestine will live forever! please help me welcome up our next speaker. the executive director of the national alliance against racist and political repression. they fight across the u.s. against police crimes and for community controls of police. revolutionary for over 60 years he is one of the leading black liberation organizers in the u.s., has published two books. his memoir and marxist perspectives on black liberation and socialism. [applause] >> all power to the people. i said all power to the people. welcome to chicago. [applause] i've been thinking about what i was going to say for a couple of days. in fact, i woke up around 2:00 this morning thinking about what i would s

tom, good morning to you, barack and michelle obama put their stamp on the dnc as did lil jon for that but when it comes to the former president and the first lady, do you think their speeches will move the needle come november? >> i'm baffled as to how late at night these things are occurring. where are they going to move the needle is in pennsylvania and ohio and wisconsin and michigan. most people went to bed. staying up late to watch them as a chore. so, i wonder how much they will actually be able to -- i also note that we still don't know what kamala harris says she's going to do. we know she has flip-flopped on a lot of things, but how much this woman is a great person and not actually what she's going to do. so until that gap is closed, i'm not sure how much affect this is having. >> t >> todd: there is much more meaning over this for a party breaching unity, kamala was in a different state when obama was speaking and the biden pro is in a big tip with the obamas warmer bros as they like to call themselves. >> i'm trying to think back when i have seen something like that and i

this was the scene and atlanta in july 1988 at the dnc. watch. >> the mr. chairman, we are making history today. today, the issue of palestinian rights is being debated by our party. we have won a victory today. the deadly silence that has for so long submerged the issue of palestinian rights has been shattered. >> so, jim, on one hand, organizing around this issue is the loudest and strongest it has ever been in america, it is safe to say. and at the same time, the situation there is more dire and deadly than it has ever been. what you make of that, and the fact that since you gave that speech in 1988, we are still not seeing palestinian statehood and the democratic party take this issue seriously? >> number one, i am really old. thank you for reminding me. >> you are not. >> the real issue here, i really want to thank you for the work you have done, because here is the issue. in 1988, we had a jackson led effort, i was so proud to be a deputy campaign manager and adviser to that campaign. we did great work, arab americans, progressive jewish people, but i

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our entire fox lineup is here live in chicago for the dnc.rn time ahead of president biden's big speech. he is beginning of the end of his exit from his national political life. 52 years on the political scene and tonight he exits. five months left to go in his term. tune into fox news for the best analysis in the business. stick with us tonight. ♪ ♪

the dnc's name is for the people, for our future. the future that americans want is one that democrats are incapable of giving us for the "fox news" power rankings show voters overwhelmingly trusting trump on them issues that matter most to them. bret baier joins us now boxes political analysts and the -- let's start with the economy. they are a lot of polls out there and fox is a big one. where do folks stand? >> good evening to the former president leads exponentially on the economy and the new abc "washington post" poll has former president trump of the lebanon issue of the economy. that's obviously where people's focus is. every election for the most part comes down to how people feel about their own economic situation and how around the kitchen table they deal with budget issues on the back of an envelope. right now when that question is asked in every poll to former president has a lead in some of the double digits like the "washington post" and abc polls. >> rhett when you look back at how in the last two or three weeks the pr

all night just to dnc 2024. that is certainly different than some of the signage we saw and it is a choice they are making at least for the night as they get ready for tomorrow. >> peter i would recommend maybe you don't go down on the floor as the next four nights. just a humble suggestion. you may not get the warmest reception. >> oh, come on. >> as nice as you are but i would enjoy the free concert. >> we come to the california site. if anybody has problems they can come to the california side and we will be right here. i will send all complaints to the "hannity" show. unused to it, can take it. peter thank you and joining us cohost of the hit show former governor mike huckabee. i hope you heard my monologue. i went through and i won't repeat everything but her positions on immigration, law and order de-fund and dismantle and no bail laws in her position on energy and no fracking and no drilling, her position about bidenomics and she's not about it anymore. she wants price controls and a foreign-policy disast

we'll have live dnc coverage in just a few minutes. but first, let's talk about the return to class today for nearly 50,000 kids as the school year started for the san francisco unified school district. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez tells us there's a whole lot of excitement, but also a lot of concern because of a teacher shortage and budget cuts. >> these snaps, helping students mark the first day of school at tule elk park early education school in san francisco. the san francisco unified school district, welcoming some 50,000 students on monday. >> i'm excited for the school year to start. >> former warriors player and sports commentator festus ezeli was on hand to give students a special message. >> have fun because school is meant to be fun. as someone who has educators, as parents, i know how important this all this, this whole process is. so thank you to the teachers as well and let's have a great year. >> each classroom has two doors. >> principal nancy lambert campbell gave us a tour of tule elk. >> we are very exci

don a fedora and head to the dnc.ret missions, to investigate gender neutral bathrooms. >> were there any women sitting in urinals? >> i didn't look. kind of had a little tunnel vision in there. >> what has happened to our world? >> it's upside down. this is the battle we are in. a spiritual battle of evil and good. and nonsensical and common sense. >> okay, so common sense actually says grown men spying on women in a public bathroom not a good idea, mike lindell, jd vance pretending to be, i guess he is trying to be a social likable human being. here he is in georgia trying to order donuts. >> sprinkle stuff. >> jd vance, the every man from appalachia. i mean, this one is quite a moment. who do you have? >> as much as i love jd vance being the grumpiest man i have ever seen ordering a dozen donuts, i have to give it to mike lindell. >> you didn't fall for the inspector gadget look? >> he was not alone. there are multiple conservative weird os trying to be in disguise at the dnc. my guy, one, if you are, no one will r

big pharma and big ag which are among the dnc's major donors. vice president harris has addressed -- has expressed no interest in addressing this issue. four more years consolidate neocon power. our children will be the ones who suffer most. i got involved with chronic disease 20 years ago not because i chose to or wanted to. it was thrust upon me. there was an issue that should have been central to the environmental movement. i was a central leader at that time. . it was widely ignored by all the institutions including the ngos who should have been protecting our kids against toxins. it was an orphaned issue. i have a weakness for orphans. i watched generations of children get sicker and sicker. i had 11 siblings and i had seven kids myself. i was conscious of always have thing in their classrooms into their friends. i watched these second kids, these damaged kids in that generation. almost all of them are damaged. nobody in power seemed to care or to even notice. for 19 years i prayed every morning that god would put me in a position to end th

we are so glad you watched to see our live from dnc. "america reports" now. >> sandra: thank you harris. any moment now vice presidential nominee j.d. vance is going to be holding a campaign rally in georgia on border security and immigration as the g.o.p. continues its dnc counter programming on what is now, can you believe it, the final day of the democrats convention. hello and welcome everyone. i am sandra smith in new york. we say this all the time. it flew by john. >> john: you know, i figured the older you get the further down on the accelerator of time your foot goes. days go by in the space of what seems like hours now. i am john roberts in washington and this is "america reports." former president donald trump expected to speak from the border in arizona where he will highlight one of his opponent's biggest vulnerabilities and vice president kamala harris' dismal as the so-called orders are. they harris campaign tried to distance or from that title and persuade voters of her toughness on the issue with a new ad that is running

one of the dnc. yeah, malia. we said, there's a lot of heavy hitters that we're speaking tonight or last night, rather, hillary clinton, aoc and president biden, to name a few, to kick off the week. all three took the opportunity to show their support for kamala harris and slam former trump while expressing gratitude for the president and women's reproductive rights. clinton also spoke about the military. >> we also know as vice president kamala sat in the situation room and stood for america's. i know what it takes, and i can tell you as commander in chief, kamala won't disrespect our military and our veterans, she won't be sending love letters to dictators. she will defend democracy and our constitution should and will protect america from enemies, foreign and domestic. >> yet there are still no answers for the botched afghanistan withdrawal that left 13 american service members dead. under the biden-harris. now, aoc addressing the crowd in chicago about the months leading up to the election will look like for

her god children spoke at the dnc. her stepdaughter spoke while proudly baring her tattoos i might add. harris' husband was dorky and supportive and so proud. emphasizing how much kamala harris has embraced his kids as part of their big blended family. >> she was on the phone and of course my mind went to all the potential crisis that the vice president could be dealing with. was it domestic, was it foreign, was it campaign, i could see she was focused. and all i knew was that it must be something important. and it turns out it was. ella had called her. that's kamala. that's kamala. those kids are her priorities and that scene was a perfect map of her heart. >> reporter: not only was doug emhoff's ex-wife at the dnc as a proud member of harris's extended family. emhoff produced the family which was all about how emhoff and harris fell in love. that kind of big diverse family is what a lot of american families are today. and that big diverse family is also what the democratic party is today. >> on behalf of the people,

yeah, that was nice. ♪ a big week here at the dnc.hilary clinton set to take the stage behind me. kamala harris will take the stage but notably after not doing a single interview as a democratic nominee for president is it a good strategy? twenty-eight days, no interviews she wants to do one for the end of the month, but time is ticking. >> it has been a great strategy. i do think we will hear a lot of specifics from her. everything she has been doing so far has worked. democratic unity. very interesting week to see how that plays out. >> looking forward to having you we will see if it works. obama's taking the stage. live from chicago, we will bring you all the details. tune in for special coverage of the democratic national convention in chicago. ♪

garrett, what is the message in the swing state to counter the dnc?ty. it's one of donald trump's favorite issues, and he likes to tie it to migrant crime, and he shows that crime has been going down from its pandemic level highs. i thought his answer to the question from the reporter from cbs there was telling because it tells us a little bit about the trump strategy that we have known, but you hear trump say it there from the jump. they are not reaching out to pull in the moderate voters, and that's never been the strategy. the degree they are going after the traditional swing voters and suburban voters, is the fear of another democratic administration and what will happen there will push them into their camp, and you heard that from his answer right there. >> okay, garrett. thank you. forgive me, i thought maybe we were going to hear more sound from donald trump in that moment. appreciate your reporting, garrett. >> absolutely. meanwhile, the vice president will hold a rally in the same arena in milwaukee where the republicans held their convention

biden has been mayor since farewell speech at the dnc convention.ves in california today. >> the president, first lady, hunter biden and family generated from the dnc here to southern california staying at the extravagant state of joe. our camera captured the first lady with hunter biden family yesterday. doctor biden has been seen several times out and about the past week, noticeably absent, the president from what we can gather the he's not left since he arrived five days ago although it's possible he is going to church or venturing out this evening. we asked the first lady how the president has been passing days in california. >> has the president spending his time in california? >> welcome to california. how's the president doing since the convention? >> no answer there. as president has been on vacation, data has come in showing us job growth far weaker than expected according to the bureau of labor statistics, more than 800,000 jobs reportedly created over 12 month period through march this year never actually existed. here in california today

more than 200 influencers were invited to attend the dnc this week. daja fox, writer and content creator, addressed the convention monday saying the economy is top of mind for young voters planning to cast their ballots in november. >> young people, we know, do not need to be policy experts to know that there is a difference between getting by and getting ahead and young people deserve a shot at getting ahead and not just the ones who started out at the top. so young people are thinking about how do i move out of my parents' house? how do i catch up after losing years of my life, my professional life, personal life , to a pandemic? >> two of the youngest democratic delegates are from the state of minnesota and are also at the convention to represent a new generation of voters. >>> up next, why brock purdy may have made 49ers a little nervous in his preseason debut. is it possible to count on my internet like my customers count on me? it is with comcast business. keeping you up and running with our 99.9% network reliability. and security that helps out

we'll start with brooke singman with the latest from the dnc. brooke. >> brooke: governor walz formally accepting the nom fagz for vice president. >> when i was teaching we elect a student body president. teenagers could teach a hell of a lot. i have given a lot of pep talks, so let me finish with this, team. it's the fourth quarter. we're down a field goal. we're on offense and we've got the ball. we're driving down the field. [cheering] >> boy, do we have the right team. >> brooke: walz touting his time in the military. >> everybody has a responsibility to contribute. for me, serving in the army national guard. i joined up two days after my 17th birthday and i proudly wore our nation's uniform for 24 years. >> brooke: several other high-profile democrats took the stage including godmother nancy pelosi. delegates were spotted wearing these pens. she praised joe biden and kamala harris. >> we established one of the most successful presidencies of modern times. i know that vice president harris is ready to take us to new heights. >> when she was

i was at the dnc there in '96 in chicago.ting big protests and they greased up the statue of general ulysses grant so that people could not climate. thankfully they did not materialize in a way that they expected. but this is a very committed group of protesters that has descended on chicago as we saw across the country earlier this year. i wanted to ask you about president biden's departure from the race. this is what you said on another network not too long ago. >> i think president biden just made one of the most selfless decisions of any elected official i have ever seen in choosing to step aside and let his trusted and valued vice president step forward as our standard bearer for the selection. he always wanted to be a transition to the next generation of leadership. >> he did say in the early going he wanted to be a transition president but then he changed his mind on that and i don't expect that he thought he was going to hand over the baton so soon. you were very close to him. you were his campaign chairman peered you

protesters in chicago rallied today just outside the dnc.nst israel's war in gaza, starting in union park then ending outside the union center. so you can hear the protesters just chanting shut down the dnc. chicago police say they are expecting this to be the scene there

trump has a lot to cover with the dnc.ot will focus on president biden, passing the torch to his vice president. what are some of the other things you'll be looking out for this week toward chicago. >> look, i really think this is kamala harris's chance to introduce herself to the american people in a way that she hasn't done before. look, she's obviously the vice president of the united states. she ee's been a senator from california. she's very well known in democratic political circles, but i think there is still, you know, a chance for her to define herself, to introduce herself in maybe a more biographical fashion to the american people, and i think this is her chance. she will have obviously a number of surrogates and supporters helping her make the case in chicago. i'm also looking to see, you know, about the unity factor. you know, obviously you guys opened the show with images of protests, palestinian protests in chicago ahead of the dnc. this is an issue that has really rattled the democratic party, and there are

we will be marching tomorrow to the dnc, permit or no permit. i also march at the rnc in milwaukee, doing the same thing. here to demand legalization for all, solidarity with the palestinian people. thank you very much. hatem: thank you, carlos. i just want to correct one little thing that carlos said, the demand to end military aid, our demand is to end all a the israel, political, diplomatic, military, financial, all of it. we have an incredible student movement in the country that everybody knows of. we have seen, and he did not just pop up when the encampments popped up in new york. this student movement is a powerful one and has been at the lead of all of our protests since october and for decades before that. sjp is that leading force nationally, and we have students for justice in palestine network in chicago. we have a cochair of that network here, speaking to us, abla. abla: hi, everyone. this week, we are protesting the democratic national convention, because as we enter the 10th month of the israeli genocide in gaza, the democratic pa

these people, he says talking about the dnc, do i still have to stick to policy? yeah.eally did not like the obamas. oh, i'm sorry. he said i hate them. i hit commoners. i hate i hate i hate, i hate all so dark. >> the thing that i've been really impressed with kate, i mentioned your take on this. >> the real challenge for harris is, how does she separate from biden? i mean, that's that's certainly a line of the republican attack in time with voters want change, your kind of the incumbent. and so they had, i think they're doing amazing job. she's doing amazing job of you know, sort of patented on the back, but saying we're going a different way. the freedom agenda of separating from the pure democracy agenda, the joy yeah, component. i mean, she has really crafted her own message. yeah, without without dumping the boss, which has been very artful, i think i got marc is i referencing is this reporting from marc caputo who quoted a confidant. it it's quoted someone who says a trump confidant who says trump says, quote, this is just the way i am. i hate my opponent. i hate

the visuals here at the dnc have been striking. the convention kicked off night two with the grandsons of two presidents, carter and kennedy. senator tammy duckworth, a war hero, said harder than the military was her fight to have a family. she was followed bid cole emhoff who said his blended family is ready to represent all families in america, and then doug emhoff himself, second gentleman, who remembers asking kamala harris for a first date. >> now, for generations, people have debated when to call the person you're being set up with, and never in history has anyone suggested 8:30 a.m. and, yet, that's when i dialed. i got kamala's voice mail, and i just started rambling. hey, it's doug. by the way, kamala saved that voice mail, and she makes me listen to it on every anniversary. >> by the way, their anniversary is tomorrow, and then came this moment between the political power couple of the night, the obamas. >> please welcome america's 44th president and the love of my life, barack obama. >> i am the only person stupid enough

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>>>governor tim walz getting ready for his moment at the dnc. is the kind of person who should be in politics. >>>but as democrats hope to maintain momentum, will the trump campaign stay on brand? >>>>we're going to bring it back. we're going to make america strong again. we're going to make america great again >>>or change its strategy >anne>i'm anne mccormick in for liz today. and democrats trying to capitalize on all the excitement at their national convention. and with less than three months until the election, what is the gop's next move? we're talking with the bay area political expert coming up in just a few minutes. but first, a look at some of your news headlines. this just in santa clara county, says it reached a deal to buy regional medical center in east san jose. that agreement would allow the hospital to continue to provide life saving trauma care. it all comes after a series of protests after the hospital's owners announced the closure of regional medical in march. the deal still needs to be finalized and approved. the city of san

he's at the dnc. he said he would be willing the serve if trump would hire him. >> i remember when elon musk took over twitter, the first thing he did was fire 900% of its employees, and when i use twitter, x today, it works as good as ever, and i think to myself, what were those 90% of his employees that he got rid of doing? i kind of sometimes fantasize about that kind of approach to the federal government. but at the same time, i think it would be a crazy, terrible idea to put elon musk in the federal government. you know, because, like, you have to think right now as we talk here, he's revolutionized space travel, revolutionized electric vehicles, revolutionized just general transportation with companies like the boring company. he is on the cusp of so many breakthroughs and doing so many is incredible things, why would you want to take someone like that and put them in government, which is where creative, talented people go to die? [laughter] imagine in 14900 or 1491 is 1 if the king of spain had

back to you. >> harris also got the support of her family at the dnc. her sister maya took to the stage talking about their childhood in the bay area. and harris is god daughter, step daughter and niece also shared their own personal stories, harris, yourself dedicated much of her. 35 minute speech to her mother. >> my mother was a brilliant 5 foot tall brown woman with an accent. as the eldest child. i saw how the world would sometimes treat her. but my mother never lost her cool. she was tough. courageous. a trailblazer in the fight for women's health. and she taught my and mean a lesson that michelle mentioned the other night. she taught us to never complain about injustice, but do something about it. coming up in about 10 minutes, we will have a live report from chicago with more on the final night. >> of the dnc. let's get you a check of the forecast, though, here at home. taking a live look now at the golden gate bridge at some point over the next couple of days, we're probably gonna see some raindrops, lawrence. yeah. how about that? consider you

a source familiar with the speech said that vice president harris is going to be delivering at the dnc on thursday tells me the speech is largely done and that the vp and her team are making tweaks. lester? >> yamiche, thank you. >>> all right, let me bring in hallie jackson. hallie, obviously this is critical time for the harris campaign, but the trump folks are watching very carefully as well. >> they sure are. in what is the biggest week of his campaign so far. he's on a battleground blitz in places like michigan, we're not far from that degame, a key state for republicans and democrats, of course. the trump campaign is basically looking, lester, to try to get on offense here, especially after some of the sharp attacks we heard on night one here at the dnc. you've got his running mate, for example, going after vice president harris for not doing formal interviews since she became the nominee, but you've also got allies, those in mr. trump's orbit who are deeply frustrated that he's leveling personal attacks against vice president harris and not focusing on policy. >> and another spl

music has always been part of the dnc. which is often a stodgy ceremony that is placed early where people hardly watch. but this year, d.j. cassidy came, they had a bespoke play list with music from every state. it became a dance party. here is the harris roll call heard around the world. >> we're going to pass the mic from state to state so that all our voices are heard all around the nation. >>> alabama, how do you cast your vote? >> buenas tardes from the grand canyon state of arizona, the future of the democratic party. >> colorado proudly cast it vote for kamala harris. giddy up. >> here we go, here we go, let's go. go, let's go. >> florida, how do you cast your vote? >> kamala harris, first woman president. >> chicago, are, you, ready? c? >> indiana, welcomed me into its heart. art. >> louisiana. >> ladies and gentlemen, we're half way there. are you ready? here we go, here we go. >> mr. secretary, the people of massachusetts know something about making history. >> let the celebration continue. >> mr. secretary. >> t

it's why i'm here tonight. >> also significant for them seeing all the bay area ties at the dnc this week, with warriors coach steve kerr joining politicians like speaker emeritus nancy pelosi and governor gavin newsom as san franciscans promoting another san franciscan to the top of the ticket. >> we live in a place of great invention. we live in a place where cultures come into proximity with each other and create a new reality. >> now they are ready for the vice president to take the spotlight. >> i think people are seeing who she is and people are believing who she is, and that's through the actions that she's shown and the work she's done. >> now, we did reach out to the san francisco gop office for a response about the democratic national convention. we're waiting to hear back. the doors for tonight's watch party are expected to open in just about 20 minutes from now, but for now, reporting live in san francisco, ryan curry, abc seven news. >> all right, ryan, thanks very much. all right. here is another live look in chicago as day for the final day of the convention. well unde

some networks included with the dnc to keep me off the debate stage.ljust take a moment to ask you to consider the many ways that your institutions have abdicated this really sacred responsibility for free press to safeguard democracy and to challenge always the party in power. instead of maintaining that posture of fear and scepticism, your institutions have made themselves government mouthpieces and stenographers for the organs of power. you didn't cause this, but you could've prevented it. the democratic party censorship of social media, was even more of a naked exercise of power. this week, a federaljudge, terry doty, about my injunction against president biden. the most egregious violation in the history of the united states. his previous 155 page decision details howjust 37 hours after he took the oath of office, fighting's white house and by the cia, the fbi, a censorship, dhs, the irs, and other agencies to censor me and other political dissidents on social media. even today, users who try to post my campaign get messages that this content viol

maga attempted to go undercover at the dnc and j.d. vance attempted to be normal, resulting in a tossup for worst of the week. i am ayman mohyeldin. let's do it. it is safe to say that trump and the republicans had a bad week. as vice president kamala harris made history thursday as the first woman of color to accept the democratic nomination, trump as you can imagine was a rage posting on his failed social media site during her speech, with each post more random and desperate in the past. one even asked where hunter biden was, while another tried to denigrate the football coaching credentials of minnesota governor tim walz. it was as if trump was actively trying to make the point harris was actually making about him. >> in many ways, donald trump is an unserious man. but the consequences, but the consequences of putting donald trump back in the white house are extremely serious. >> and that was one jab too far for the thin-skinned trump. moments later he could not help himself. he called into fox news where he did, what else, but to r

she did not wait until after the dnc see to do it. and part of that i think is because what we've heard from americans over and over and over again exhaustively, housing crisis, housing prices are too hot grocery bills are too hot, having concerns about that, that childcare expenses you talked earlier about, you know, back-to-school there are a lot of families who have children going back to school and are trying to decide whether or not they can afford school supplies and to keep the electricity on and it's been a really hot summer school has got back in session. >> okay. i don't care if i'm that mom. thank you. have them back for a little bit for the day time. i hear you on that point, but let me ask all of you. what is more important to the voters right now, the idea of defining herself and her backstory as a musha adequately described or about what she stands for specifically, i mean, i wonder where's the rub and the rubber meeting the road for the voters? is it the policy or is it do i like you? >> i think voters don't think of t