>> well, george, look. biden looked better and certainly more coherent than i than he looked in the debate about it there is nothing in this interview that is calming nerves of jittery democrats who fear that joe biden is on a trajectory to lose this race, to lose to donald trump. in fact, for some of those people, the interview is raising new concerns. particularly the fact that he is unwilling or unaware of the fact that he is in a dire situation here regarding the campaign. that he is losing, in the view of many democrats, and frankly, in the polls you cited, that he is losing to donald trump. and there was one question that you asked where his answer is particularly, i believe, alarming to some of those democrats. you asked him how he will feel in january if he has lost to donald trump and all that he has warned would happen came to pass, and this was his answer. he said, "i'll feel, as long as i gave it my all and did the best job i know i can do, that that's what this is about." one prominent ally of

>> announcer: "this week" with george stephanopoulos lastarts right now. >> george: standing firm. >> i'm staying in the race. i'll beat donald trump. >> jonathan: president biden fights to safe his candidacy. >> i just had a bad night. i don't know why. >> george: pressure mounts for him to step aside. >> i don't think anybody is more qualified to win this race than me. >> george: can he reassure voters? would you be prepared to have an independent medical valuation? do you believe you're not behind right now? this morning, our exclusive interview with joe biden. plus, our powerhouse round table. >> we use speed, to divert and suppress that threat. >> george: ahead of the political kwaengss, pierre thomas looks to secure the events. kim cheatle joins us live. >> george: good morning, and welcome to "this week." three questions hanging over the democratic party and the country right now are simple and stark. can president biden effectively serve a second term? can he defeat donald trump? will he continue to be the democratic nominee? i put those questions to the president friday in ou

witness, joe gray, a friend of the george, came around 6:00 to drop off supplies for george's birthdaye. make you sick, he looked like a woman in a fake beard, a thin i with womanly tips or something. >> they even warned barbara george to be on the lookout. he did not feel right. >> why would someone wear a fake beard? maybe somebody was coming to the party is a joke or maybe they were trying to rob the place. >> it was joe gray's friend who would help police make a sketch of the so-called bearded lady. >> i believe the person was the fake beard and mustache is the killer. that's right. it's a fake beard and mustache on a july day with no theater productions for halloween parties. this is just too suspicious in these circumstances. that person is the killer. >> what would 12 fresh jurors believe this time? the comic book murder case, volume 2, had one final chapter left. >>> coming up-- >> all right, gentlemen, we have a verdict. >> when "dateline" continues. e it takes healthy joints to be a copilot, and a trusty coworker. give your dog cosequin, a daily supplement for joint health su

>> george: all the time. >> stephen: for what? >> george: anything he didn't like. had a complete, complete conversion. >> stephen: the guy who used to say he would take a bullet for donald trump. and then somebody said "it's going to come out of a gun." [laughter] and he went, "i didn't know that. i thought i just got to take a bullet." we have to take a quick break. we'll be right back with more george stephanopoulos, everybody. stick around ♪ i thought i was sleeping ok... but i was waking up so tired. then i tried new zzzquil sleep nasal strips. their four—point lift design opens my nose for maximum air flow. so, i breathe better. and we both sleep better. and stay married. looking for a reason to try the new $5 meal deal at mcdonalds? here's one, two, three, four and the price makes 5. that's everything you get with the new $5 meal deal at mcdonald's. (luke) this will be a gold mine of local intel. just you wait. with the (marci)meal deal right. so, tell us about this corn festival? (stylist 1) oooh you got your corn pudding... you got your corn chowder... (mar

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george remus. this is a picture of the scanner in the law library, google university, which holds a 5500 page trial. transcript that was the spine of my research for this. so as soon as i found out this child trace group existed, i, on the train from new york, went up to yale and basically parked myself in this library and didn't move for about ten days. i mean, i, i, i ate like, you know, granola bars under desk and, and just lost all control of time. but for ten days, from opening to closing, sat there and copied every single page, 5500 pages of this thing. and i had never seen anything, like, this overhead scanner. you know, usually when you use a scanner, you're putting the book upside and you're trying to maneuver it. you hurt your and it's it's really tax ing physical experience. but the zipper scanner, just like this one from god, they just miraculously just everything. and i'm not going to lie if anybody's in their research know what i'm talking about. it was just sexy as hell. the scanner.

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george?racial, hel, you were there e scene. it must have been surreal and scary experience. >> reporter: yes, george. to be honest with you, it is something we are all still processing. i have been to almost every single campaign rally that the former president has had this election cycle and these are events that are typically filled with excitement of trump supporters waiting in line for hours waiting to see the former president. that rally, once it started, was over within minutes. we were on the press riser about 100 feet away from donald trump as that gunfire erupted. we ducked for cover. we watched as people started shouting and yelling and screaming in fear and terror fuse confused by what happens. typically these events are extremely safe. you go through metal detectors and your bags are screened and unthinkable this would happen at a event with a former president but it did last flight. i will say, george, there was a sense of grief and sadness from everyone just leaving that rally l

and george bush, hands down on both counts. march. and it is time all of us came home and stood beside him as his running mate. mr. chose albert gore. but just how moderate is prince albert. well, according to the national taxpayers union, al gore beat out teddy kennedy two straight years for the title of biggest spender in the u.s. senate. and teddy kennedy isn't moderate about anything. i'm not kidding. i'm not kidding about teddy. how many other 60 year olds. do you know who still go to florida? spring break. and know know. you know, up at that great at that great big party they held up in new york. mr. gore made a startling declaration. henceforth, albert gore said the central organizing principle of governments everywhere must be the environment. wrong. albert. the central organizing principle of this republic is freedom. and from the day and from the forests, from the ancient forests of oregon, in washington to the inland empire of california, america's great middle class has got to start standing up to these environmental who p

bush. >> and george w. bush.p breath about who we are, the reflection and words that have come from all over this planet. we're americans. and the culture of violence, the political rhetoric, we have to end it. >> reince -- and this is really to both of you. but have you heard anything about that phone call? >> no, i have not. one of the things i was going to say is people should know there is a lot of mutual respect among party leaders. there is a lot of things that we have in common, the things that we do, the delegates. the idea that members of our party actually choose our nominee and there's a process. and that's what this is. you know, it's just sad that when people don't care about their own life they don't care about someone else's life. we've obviously got a problem that somehow or another we've got to address. >> i want to play the reaction that we heard this morning from the speaker of the house, from mike johnson, talking about the need to turn down the rhetoric. take a listen. this is mike johnson. >

george? >> george: thanks. we have a gma health alert. correspondent dr. darien sutton is here. break down the study. >> the study is looking to answer the question, what is the effect of strict limits on screen time? they looked at approximately 90 families. half set limits. no more than 3 hours a week. the average teen today spends about eight hours per day on their screens. at the end of the two week period they found those families that had strict limits, the children had improved behavioral numbers and improved social scores. there is benefit in limiting screens. although it was two weeks, that might be an indicator for parents trying to make the decision. when you look at the other studies, we can see there's benefit, but the time point is different and variable. what it comes down to, what are those actual limits? it's a reminder children under 2 should have no screen time. children between 2 and 5, no more than an hour a day. that's when you're watching with your sibling or parent. then children above 5, no more than two hours a d

of course talking about george h.w. bush. bring us back through history of vice presidency were able to make that jump before george h.w. bush. guest: it is a really smart column because the vice presidency is a terrible job. it is just awful. john adams, the first vice president to, i suspect, harris, has suffered under the expectations of the job. the only constitutional responsibility -- what else are you supposed to do with your time? sometimes they have been good governing partners. vice president's in the 19th century just stayed at home, they didn't come to washington, d.c. it has been a really weird position. early on, it was expected that the vice president would be a good stepping to a presidency. john adams became the second president after serving as washington's vice president. thomas jefferson did, as well, but they were actually of different parties, so they ran against each other while actually serving in the same administration. there have been a handful of other presidents who have succeeded to the office bu

george and george and harris were so worn out yesterday that they sleep without their hind legs, and all this disappeared, only the fog remained, who are you talking to there, are you talking to yourself? i'm going to sleep. on the right side on top, oh, you are beautiful like roses, your sleep is carefree and deep, what. sweet dreams, the breeze blows through you. oh, raise your light eyelashes and look at the blue sky. oh, dear ones, who are you dreaming about? we are before you on eve, you, beautiful as fairies, will hear our humble voice. oh , quickly give us the fire of your wonderful eyes, we are defenseless before you, let your judgment not be strict, you are so beautiful, appetizing, and the three of us are at your feet, that’s it, everything, by the way, get unraveled, your dogs, remove your dogs , here are my striped ones, put aside your great danes, here is my pair. how is this, especially since i’m lying on the sixth floor, what's wrong with the weather, there's fog on the thames! good morning, sir, by the way, this is a long one. who i was yesterday, who you yesterday, w

see for yourself. >> george: mr.g this. >> thank you for having me. >> george: let's start with the debate. you and your team have said you had a bad night. >> i did. >> george: but your friend, nancy pelosi, actually framed the question i think is on the minds of millions of americans. was this a bad episode or the sign of a more serious condition? >> it was a bad episode. no indication of any serious condition. i was exhausted. i didn't listen to my instincts in terms of preparing, and i had a bad night. >> george: you say you were exhausted, and i know you've said that before as well. but you came -- and you did have a tough month, but you came home from europe about 11 or 12 days before the debate, spent six days in camp david. why wasn't that enough rest time, enough recovery time? >> because i was sick. i was feeling terrible. matter of fact, the docs with me, i asked if they did a covid test, trying to figure out what was wrong. he did a test to see whether or not i had some infection, you know, a virus. i did

>> michael: thank you, george. we're joined by a witness who was in the front row of the rally when the former president was shot. dave mccormick is a republican candidate for senate. mr. mccormick, thank you for joining us this morning. >> good morning. >> michael: please, tell us what you saw. >> you know it was -- i was right in the front row off to president trump's right, and he had announced me and said come on up on the stage, and, so i started to walk up on the stage, and then he said, no, no, i'll have you come up in a little bit. and within a minute or two after that we started to hear this -- the fire, sort of the staccato. a minute, sort of started and then it was clear it was rifle shots. the president went down immediately and the secret service covered him. and then he stood up, as you saw and you saw his fist emerge. as i think a sign of assurance and defiance and strength, but at about the same time behind me it became clear that someone had been wounded on the bleachers and was being cared for by

an op-ed from george clooney is not a plan. summer is-rolling here. their dead light can's start coming in mid-august what are they going to do? >> john: if they don't get this sorted out by the convention it will be chaos. mk think of returning us we will be right back. ...without the stuff you don't. so, here's to now. boost. a mystery! jessie loves playing detective. but the real mystery was her irritated skin. so, we switched to tide free & gentle. it cleans better, and doesn't leave behind irritating residues. and it's gentle on her skin. tide free and gentle liquid is epa safer choice certified. it's gotta be tide. somebody would ask her something and she would just walk right past them. she didn't know they were talking to her. i just could not hear. i was hesitant to get the hearing aids because of my short hair. but nobody even sees them. our nearly invisible hearing aids are just one reason we've been the brand leader for over 75 years. when i finally could hear for the first time, i could hear everything. call miracle-ear at 1-800-234-7090

we are looking forward to that tomorrow, george. >> george: we are. time for our gm a cover story.s last year's rate. dr. sutton is here. what's going on? >> these are unprecedented biological times. numbers not on increasing in the united states but around the world if you look at some numbers. more than 10 million cases globally, george. that's twice the number that we saw last year. reasons why? we've got more flooding. we've got extreme record breaking heat. more international travel. that allows mosquitos to thrive. the highest numbers you see in new york, most associated with travel, and places like florida and puerto rico mostly associated with mosquito bites. it's important to note, this is not contagious from person to person. the main root is from mosquito bites to person. >> george: what's the classic symptom? >> it's classically called break bone fever. that is because it includes fever and pain and that it feels like your bones are breaking. a rash, nausea, vomiting. it can become severe with severe eye pain and even bleeding. >> george: treatment? >> treatment is most

, george fundraiser, george clooney, and number two, george stephanopoulos, who did _ number two, georgehting the ship, he talked _ meant to be righting the ship, he talked to— meant to be righting the ship, he talked to george, and it all went sort of— talked to george, and it all went sort of 0k. — talked to george, and it all went sort of ck, george stephanopoulos then is— sort of ck, george stephanopoulos then is stated by someone in the street. _ then is stated by someone in the street, who says how do you thing that went, — street, who says how do you thing that went, do you think he can last another— that went, do you think he can last another four— that went, do you think he can last another four years? and to george, not knowing — another four years? and to george, not knowing he was being recorded by this total— not knowing he was being recorded by this total stranger, say, no, i don't— this total stranger, say, no, i don't think— this total stranger, say, no, i don't think he can buy don't think you will— don't think he can buy don't think you will get to the end of it. we are

george? >> george: let's get more with jon karl along with mary and rachel. jon, in the end, president biden really had no choice. it's almost as if, in the days since the debate, the democratic party held another primary. >> absolutely, george. no choice at all. he was left as the leader of a party that no longer wanted him as a leader. you had the entire elected leadership. you had basically the elder statesmen of the party. basically obama never came out publicly, but it was clear what he thought. pelosi. this was something he just absolutely had to do. and, you know, now the party is breathing a sigh of relief. we don't know what's going to happen in this race. you can tell what donald trump thinks. he's obviously it's been scrambled. he was headed towards what he thought was a certain victory against joe biden. now you see an all out meltdown in his posts overnight. they're worried about a race that they can't predict. >> george: mary it does seem that the democratic party has closed ranks around kamala harris. we have manchin talking about pursuing a pr

george? >> george: thank you very much. gonna switch gears.e for gma summer games, packed with action after a stunning opening ceremony. lara is in paris with all the highlights. good morning, lara. >> lara: good morning, george. the fans here for the paris olympics were eager to see the u.s. women's gymnastics team compete. it was a star studded crowd, lady gaga, john legend, tom cruise, ariana grande. just to name some of the celebs to cheer on team usa. the athletes did not disappoint. this morning team usa chasing glory and gold, led by the goat, simone biles, dominating women's gymnastics, sticking perfect landings and executing stellar routines. biles and lee claiming their spots in the all around individual final, marking the first time two all around champions will go head to head. but this stumble by the 27-year-old veteran earlier during the warm-up kept onlookers on edge. wrapping her injury and compelling herself closer to olympic gold. coach, speaking of the injury, saying it was never in her mind to not compete. in the pool we go

ali, former speaker nancy pelosi, and jeffries told the president. >> george: at the robber -- >> george rnc: >> [soundbite]: i will be a vice president who never forgets where he comes from. joe biden has been a politician in washington for longer than i have been alive. >> george: and the women taking center stage to support the ticket. and, 17-year-old trump. and ivanka and melania will be alongside trump tonight. what are their roles? >> announcer: what sources say, the fbi found on the shooter's phone of, and new video shows the former president arriving at the hospital after being shot, and the new time line of events, raises questions about the security break-down. >> robin: slam dunk deal, the wnba are going to new heights a more than 2 billion tv deal, what it means for the players' pay. >> struck by lightning. >> i was weed-whacking and i woke up face down on the ground. a florida teen, lucky to be alive. ♪ ♪ >> robin: a brotherly love celebration! [ audience oohs ] [ cheers and applause ] >> robin: the 14-year-old wonder kid whompt became the youngest ever to play in a top pro

. >> george: thanks.'s bring in jon karl. jon, in the end this is a personal decision for joe biden, a family decision for the president. they were at camp david this weekend. >> let's be clear. nobody can force joe biden out. it would have to be his decision. he was with his family at camp david. they were there for a photo shoot. there was absolutely discussion of all this, i am told the family has no debate whatsoever on this. they all believe biden must stay in and continue to fight. as one family member told me, he is in. we are in. i will add, however, george, rachel mentioned what jill biden said to "vogue." she also said this, president biden will always do what's best for the country. right now what they believe is best for the country is to stay in. but this is a fluid operation. >> george: very fluid situation, rachel. democrats are concerned. we've seen some expressions of. a lot of rallying behind the president as well. >> private concern. very few speaking out publicly in the way we saw from

i like george clooney, i don't know him but i know his movies.e concerned, the white house should be more concerned about this polling data that shows single moms in wisconsin, single moms in michigan who are raising their families worried about the cost of food and rent and gas who go to see george clooney movies. it's interesting my party will be moved by some of the stuff in los angeles, a source of fund-raising for us and i appreciate that but what about the communities burdened by homelessness? that's the numbers are saying, they don't believe that joe biden is not committed to a lot of these issues, and i don't believe he can beat -- they saw with their own eyes the preoccupation he has with his age means he may not be able to beat donald trump. if you're a woman you're worried about if you were to have reproductive options. we spent the last 12 days talking about the political problems and some of us are being criticized for talking about a problem that he created. but for the performance the president had at the debate we would not be hav

right, let's start out with george in budapest as usual. george, we called this one. we had been saying for a very long time because of the, the perceived extremes of american politics. that something like an attempted fascination could happen. well, it is already happened. so what does this tell you in a, how does this change the dynamics if at all, go ahead george. so when it says of the election, i think the dynamics. so we've, we simply don't know, does he have how that is going to affect the outcome? but this was entirely predictable because of the, the other years and years of, of an upside. all, harold hysterical coverage of trump bodies that mean the median contributed to this uh, absolutely ridiculous hysteria. but of course, all the patients. and chiefly president, by the who has repeatedly is declared that this doesn't exist then shall matter. but the united states that trumpf poses the next essential for it to be nice if he has been saying this since 2019. and that's for mentally, even before that the trunk was a q, is essentially by much of the media. and

following george clooney now saying we need a new nominee. battle he cannot win as the fight against time. none of us can. it is devastating to say it by the joe biden i was with three weeks ago of the not the joe big effing deal biden of 2010 or 2020 thank you for your saying it now right, george? >> thank you for saying it now it only took you a few weeks or perhaps a few years. what i think is so disingenuous about all of this is that george clooney has had a front row seat to all of this. he had a front row seat watching former president barack obama help joe biden off that stage of that very fund-raiser but now he is coming out saying this because the world witnessed it a couple of weeks ago at that debate. if the world had not witnessed joe biden phalanx on such a stage he likely would not offend anything at all. it goes to show you these elites in hollywood are bankrolling a lot of these democrats including joe biden. they don't really care about the fate of the country. they care about their own reputations. they don't want to back a

george? >> george: that's exactly what i was thinking. you get into your office and realize your whole life is on that computer and that's the only way you can get things going. we hope it will be fixed real soon. we're going to turn now donald trump. he took the stage last night at the republican national convention to accept the party's presidential nomination. hi he started with a call for unity and recounting the attempt on his life but the bulk of his 92 minute speech was a repetition about false claims of the 2020 election and >> caller: familiar attacks on immigrants and his rivals. rachel scott was in the hall. good morning. >> reporter: all week donald trump said he wanted this speech to focus on unity, to turn the page from the divisive rhetoric after the attempted assassination on his life. that didn't last long. the former president going off script, launching into partisan attacks and making false claims. overnight donald trump accepting his third republican presidential nomination. >> so tonight, with faith and devotion, i p

george? >> george: thank you very much.'s go to gio. >> gio: now the massive travel rush expected this holiday. aaa is expecting nearly 6 million people to fly this week as we learn more about that terrifying turbulence incident and we're hearing from one of the passengers on board. trevor ault has the story now. good morning, trevor. a scary situation for that mom. >> reporter: absolutely, gio. it's happening while we're in the middle of this busy stretch of travel. we've got those new details about this extreme turbulence overseas. the passenger is a surgeon who says not only did she help assess some of the many injuries of passengers on board, she said her 2-year-old was tossed up in the air up above the overhead compartments. this morning an investigation under way into that stunning severe turbulence incident that injured dozens of passengers overseas. at least ten passengers were transported to the hospital, many tossed about the cabin. >> someone said it was like being inside a washing machine. >> reporter: this surg

jim, you will get it's or, or, or george they just cave to the status quote. i'm, i'm putting my money more on that position then the, um, uh, alternative force is getting their sway. because this is this, the, the nature of neo liberalism. they will crush any faith so you can put lipstick on a page all you want. okay. but they crush you in the end storage. i think that's right. because when you think of immigration, i mean the immigration policy is said by the european union. you really come to stop play around with it. this of the european union decides immigration border controls as like you're going to simply say, well, you know, we're not taking in anymore asylum seekers. we're going to close the borders to asylum seekers. and um, yeah, the given scenario being said, no, you can't do that, but to violate. so i'll rosa it will be say, well, we're not going to take in our quotes of migrant since the use of what you can do that, that violates a you both. we've seen what happened to fix or well, i mean you're going to get hit him with fine off the fine off th

just a few weeks ago hollywood actor george clooney george clooney says he should step aside. was withjoeen, trying to drum up money in a big celebrity fundraiser for the president. but today, in a scathing opinion piece for the new york times newspaper, he's called on mr biden to step aside. he wrote... but it's notjust celebrities who want a new candidate — senior members ofjoe biden's own party are now saying he should consider his position, including ally and former speaker of the house nancy pelosi. ms pelosi said he should decide quickly whether to stay in the 2024 white house race. as long as the president... it's up to the president to decide if he is going to run. we're all encouraging him to make that decision because time is running short. i think overwhelming support of the caucus, it's not for me to say, i'm not the head of the caucus any more but he is respected and people want him to make that decision. he is respected and people want him to make that decision.— make that decision. he has said he has made the _ make that decision. he has said he has made the decision. _ mak

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was it george clooney himself i wonder? i doubt it. i think behind the scenes for his far more persuasive farmer leaving behind the scenes it said george we need you to do this. the bottom line is what now. he goes on to say let's hear from wes moore, kamala harris, gretchen whitmer, j.b. pritzker. let's agree that candidates not attack one another but focus on what will make this country sure and then we will go to the dnc and figured out. the final point if all of a sudden this is a catastrophe and everyone is seeing the light, what about the president governing? where were the calls for him to step out as we have all our servicemen and women and americans under biden's watch. >> kayleigh: we hear often from white house, top officials, he's healthier than the rest of us. younger aides can keep up with him. what we're looking at a moment ago was images from a fund-raiser three weeks ago. george clooney is basically saying to all the white house talking points we are hearing, that's not true. i saw him face-to-face. it's the same guy o