on ancient philosophy, a multi-volume publication, and he, it seemed to me, was very optimistic, guthries that in general, this is how they describe him, this is how he was, it’s just that to plato he seemed so, yes, different, and he, by the way, gives an interesting quote from schweitzer, guthrie, where schweitzer says that our description of christ is much more reliable, since simple fishermen wrote, the difficulty with socrates is that outstanding people wrote, but plato alone is enough, that's how it is between these two, actually designated positions, to what extent is the problem of the historical socrates solvable and to what extent it needs to be resolved, well, after all, since the same event is on... socrates was described by both plato and xenophon, in general, these descriptions are different , but this is a description of the same event, but we can make sure that it really happened in history and, trial, condemnation, and execution, the death of a righteous man at one time, when we considered the birth of socrates with yuri anatolyevich shichalin, according to in ancient gr

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burgess for five minutes for questions. >> thank you chair guthrie. referencing your early remarks on the constituents you had with muscular dystrophy, many of these illnesses are either very nature progressive and any delay in establishing a therapeutic regiment means there's one to be ground lost the can never be reclaimed. this committee did really important work several years ago on the right to try act that got signed it a lot and it really has i mean i hear from constituents particularly in muscular dystrophy space where that right to try has been a significant difference. i'd is what we might as all the work that we do on this dais and at the witness table is actually important for the future. i recently introduced h.r. 7432, sickle cell disease comprehensive care act, to allow state medicaid programs to provide comprehensive coordinated care to patients with sickle cell disease through a home health model. bobby rush who was a member of this committee for years was concern we did the cures for the 21st century that we had not established anyth

i'm savannah guthrie. this is the first night of a big week ahead. this is also the first traditional convention we've seen in eight years because of the pandemic. and it is of course also a remarkable and somber moment in american history. one of the country's major parties nominating and also celebrating its presidential candidate less than two days after he survived an assassination attempt. well, tonight it is all about former president donald trump. nbc news has learned that this crowd here in milwaukee will see him in the flesh, in person later this evening. this will be his first public appearance since he survived that attack on his life. we're going to talk to his son, eric trump, who's with me here in milwaukee in just a moment. it was just a few moments ago that he put his father over the top, pledging the delegates from the former president's home state of florida, giving him the majority needed to officially secure the republican nomination for president. that moment coming just as mr. trump revealed his vice presidential running mate. i

stay with us for live nbc news coverage from the rnc, hosted by lester holt and savannah guthrie. that's coming up at 6:00 in about 20 minutes from now, immediately following this newscast, over 200 passengers stuck in russia tonight after their flight to sfo was diverted. the air india flight took off from delhi this morning and was supposed to arrive in san francisco this evening. however, the airline says the crew detected a possible issue in the cargo hold, so the plane was diverted to an airport in siberia out of caution. air india says it will use a ferry flight to take the passengers to san francisco. the airline has not given an exact timeline on when that could happen, but the airport itself warns it could be several hours. it is also not given any additional information on what it found in that cargo hold. while a deadly crash tied up traffic this morning in the east bay. that crash happened around 7 a.m. on southbound 680 in fremont. six cars involved, including a big rig that jackknifed on the roadway. one person died. it's not clear which car that person was in. the c

here are lester holt and savannah guthrie. good evening. we're coming on the air to bring you a historic moment for the country. president biden, moments away from addressing the nation about why he dropped out of the presidential race. this will be the first time we've heard directly from the president since he made that announcement on sunday that he was ending his bid for a second term and instead endorsing his vice president, kamala harris. his decision as he was recovering from covid was a political earthquake. it's been more than half a century since a sitting president decided not to pursue their final term, and never in modern times has it happened this close to an election. well, the president is expected to frame his exit from the race as the passing of the torch to the next generation, and in service of defending democracy. his decision came after weeks of growing pressure from within his own party to step aside, amid concerns that his age and poor debate performance made it nearly impossible for him to beat former president trum

savannah guthrie is live in milwaukee as former president trump prepares to accept his party's nomination this week. she is also following the latest on the investigation into that assassination attempt. that's all ahead at 7:00, right after today in the bay new at six, pleasanton police are warning pet owners about a recent spike in coyotes killing cats. facebook posting cites the spike over the past several months. that incident occurring mostly at night or early morning hours. everyone is urged to bring those pets indoors overnight. two weeks ago, authorities in san francisco killed three coyotes after one bit. a young girl in golden gate park. she did not suffer major injuries. coyotes commonly avoid people out today, san francisco supervisors will consider a resolution that would put an opioid fighting tool in every pharmacy. this measure calls for drug stores to carry buprenorphine. it is a prescription drug that shows particular promise for fentanyl addicts by reducing their cravings and easing withdrawal symptoms, the federal government recently eased restrictions on those drugs,

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. >> reporter: patricia guthrie in the battleground state of pennsylvania said biden should stay the course. >> there's nobody in the wings who could beat trump. i think biden could beat him again. >> reporter: but others are open to change. >> if biden stepped out of the race, there's other people who could step in there and i think maybe have more success than kamala harris. the california governor, the michigan governor whitmer. >> reporter: biden will try to convince voters of his fitness for office and his ability to win reelection with two events friday, a rally in wisconsin and a network television interview. >> a new cbs news poll conducted after thursday's debate shows former president donald trump with a slight edge among battleground state voters, although still within the margin of error. the previous poll had biden leading slightly in those states. >>> a developing story in the united kingdom where a major power shift is taking shape. exit polls indicate the center left labor party is expected to win the general election by a landslide. the victory will take away control

savannah guthrie continues to lead team coverage of the rnc.reat wednesday. see you back here early thursday morning.

. >> reporter: alison guthrie's name was on that list. >> it's taken my peace of mind.ation on my phone, i want to check and see, who's at my front door? >> reporter: alison lives with her brother and disabled mother. she says jerry cox and family council potentially put them at risk when the list went public. >> to be out here fighting for what i believe in, but being put in danger because of what he believes in, i just don't think it's right. >> reporter: you say it's transparency. the other side of this says intimidation. >> you know, it's not. let me tell you why. because when we publish the list of people who are paid canvassers -- not the volunteers, just the paid ones -- we could have published their phone numbers. it's a part of the public record. but we didn't. we could have published their home address. it's a part of the public record. but we didn't. we published name and hometown is what we did. >> reporter: are you surprised at how much concern there is from some of the paid canvassers who are worried about their safety? >> i don't discount their concern, b

make sure to stay with nbc news for special coverage co-anchored by savannah guthrie and lester holt. that starts tonight at seven. new and disturbing details tonight about the three year old fremont girl whose body was found at a recycling center in san jose. police now say the girl's father is the killer. police say jared lorenzo was the last person to see ellie alive. she was with him at his fremont apartment last thursday. then on friday morning, police say lorenzo drove to san jose, removed ellie's body from the trunk of his car and disposed of her in a trash bin. the bin was later emptied and transferred to the recycling center. lorenzo was found dead in san francisco a few hours later, apparently by suicide. police say he drove to multiple bay area cities before stopping and killing himself in san francisco. in a statement, ellie's mother says her daughter loved dancing and meeting new people, and she made friends easily and spread so much joy everywhere she went. the mother is also speaking with a reporter and says that lorenzo was her ex-husband. the mother also adds her fami

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savannah guthrie, hoda kotb, and i go one-on-one with some of the biggest names in the summer olympicstake care of yourself and each other. good night. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. introducing togo's new barbecue beef sandwich. it's piled high with tender beef that's slow cooked and smothered in tangy memphis style barbecue sauce. it's no fuss, no muss. just tons of flavor. the best barbecue beef is only a togo's. try one today. software bug knocking businesses, hospitals, television networks and airlines offline. the trouble it caused here and whether it could happen again. we're going to break that down. plus, this isn't about him or me. this is about the american people. barrett congresswoman zoe lofgren joining the growing chorus of democrats, asking president biden to step aside. she tells

. >>> join me and savannah guthrie as jd vance addresses the convention with coverage kicking off at0 p.m. eastern. >>> we're learning new details about the attempted assassination of former president donald trump and what the secret service knew in the minutes before shots were fired. stephanie gosk has late details. >> reporter: in an fbi and secret service briefing with members of the senate, troubling revelations about the hour before a 20-year-old gunman opened fire on former president donald trump. senators learned that he was identified as being suspicious and photographed more than an hour before the shooting. according to multiple sources familiar with the briefing, a detailed time line was shared with senators. at 5:51 p.m., pennsylvania state police notified secret service of a suspicious person with a range finder. 5:53, the secret service notified its snipers. at 6:02, trump takes the stage. >> he's on the roof. >> reporter: at 6:09 people in the crowd saw thomas crooks on the rooftop and shouted to law enforcement. >> right here. >> reporter: and two minutes later, shot

eastern monday as savannah guthrie and i lead our coverage for the start of the republican convention. >>> a deadly power struggle goes on tonight in houston with more than 800,000 still without electricity after hurricane beryl. priscilla thompson is there for us. >> reporter: tonight, frustration. >> how has the past couple days been? >> horrible. >> reporter: and desperation. >> you got to hop on long lines like this just to get ice and food. >> reporter: as more than 800,000 people swelter through a fifth day without power. guy and ruth say they've tossed $600 in spoiled food. >> i don't know what i'm going to do, and i don't have much money left. >> reporter: the couple says they pawned their wedding rings to buy gas so they can drive between long lines at food distribution sites and cooling centers with their three grandchildren in tow. >> we got to do what we got to do to keep the kids, you know, fed and cool. >> reporter: at least four people in houston have died from heat due to power loss this week. jonathan sturgis believes it may have been a factor in his 93-year-old mothe

make sure to stay with nbc news for special coverage co-anchored by savannah guthrie and lester holt. and that starts tonight at 7:00 and new at 430. fed up and struggling to stay afloat, a bike shop owner in san francisco is frustrated after a sideshow ended with a car crashing into his storefront. our sergio quintana spent his day on market street talking to that owner and sergio. he's joining us from potrero hill, sergio that bike shop owner says that this is the last straw for him. he's fed up. yeah, or at least pretty close to it. he does say that he is looking into the possibility of a city grant to help with the vandalism there, or the damage at that shop, and he's also possibly considering some help from his local business association. but that crash that happened early monday morning did cause a lot of damage to his shop. as you mentioned, there was a car that was doing loops in the middle of market street. the driver seemingly lost control, skidded into the front of his bike shop, crashed into the front of it, and then, as police arrived, they did render aid to that person w

and make sure to stay with nbc news for special coverage co-anchored by savannah guthrie and lester holt. that starts at 7:00. all right. president biden, also active tonight. he's preparing to endorse significant proposals to reform the supreme court. the proposals under consideration include establishing term limits and an updated code of ethics. the policies may be rolled out by the president in the coming weeks. this comes as mr. biden returns to the campaign trail for a two day swing in the battleground state of nevada. the president, courting black and latino voters first at the naacp national convention. this is out in las vegas, and then later participating in an economic summit. president biden touted how his administration has helped to grow the economy and what he plans to do in a second term. on my watch, america's been building more houses and apartments than any time during the trump presidency. today, my administration is sending a very clear message to the corporate landlords. we are going to cap rent increases at no more than 5% a year period. the president is also sched

live tonight, including the first speech by vp nominee jd vance, joined lester holt and savannah guthrie for live reporting and analysis starting at 6:00, and then you can join us back here for nbc bay area news at 8:00. okay, so we've told you about ai helping in the fight against wildfires in california. yes. well, now we have proof that it's actually working. so let's go and bring in our business and tech reporter scott budman. scott. so a fire just to the south of us was actually spotted thanks to air. yeah, this was kind of interesting. audrey, these are ai powered cameras that are aiming at places where wildfires start. and the video we're about to show you not far from aptos. and this is what the camera picked up. smoke indicative of a fire. and it was able to let firefighters know, hey, this is out there. it looks suspicious. boom. the humans go in, they put it out. problem solved. and this is the kind of thing that at that early stage, firefighters say they might not have noticed if it wasn't for the help of these cameras that are trained to pick out what could be a fire and the

eastern as savannah guthrie and i lead the coverage of the start of the republican convention. >>> tomorrow morning, democratic leader jim clyburn joins the "today" show. >>> turning to the remnants of hurricane beryl dumping heavy rain and causing a flooding emergency in vermont. here is stephanie gosk. >> reporter: it may have been the remnants of hurricane beryl but tonight areas of the northeast are reeling from storm damage, like this possible tornado in up state new york, ripping the roof off a home. four tornadoes were confirmed in the state. >> came fast from the time i ar it to the downstairs basement. >> tornado right there. >> reporter: reports of three more being investigated by the weather service. in northern vermont, torrential downpours overwhelmed rivers. water raging through towns after some areas received more than six inches of rain in just a matter of hours. flash flooding led to at least one death. the vermont national guard was called in to help with over 100 water rescues. where the water receded, homes were left in ruin. >> i don't even know where -- how much water

. >>> join me and savannah guthrie for president biden's primetime address to the nation starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> and tonight, former president trump is holding his first campaign rally since president biden dropped out of the race as the fbi director revealed much more about the man who tried to kill mr. trump. garrett haake has late details. >> reporter: tonight, new video showing the moment a would-be assassin fired on former president trump as people scream and run for cover. the new video coming to light as fbi director chris wray shared shocking new details of the shooting investigation in testimony before a house committee. wray reporting that the shooter managed to fire eight total rounds and revealing this disturbing evidence extracted from the shooter's laptop. >> on july 6th, he did a google search for, quote, how far away was oswald from kennedy. >> reporter: it all comes as mr. trump holds a rally in north carolina tonight with security tighter than ever. more secret service and law enforcement agents on scene. plus, a roof over the candidate's head. there

eastern as savannah guthrie and i lead our coverage for the start of the republican convention. >>> and former president trump ahead of that convention is back on the trail, and as garrett haake explains, tried to capitalize on the newfound turmoil in the race. >> reporter: former president donald trump back on the campaign trail overnight newly lashing out at president biden's debate performance. >> joe's own party wants him to throw in the towel and surrender the presidency after a single 90-minute performance. >> reporter: mr. trump suggesting without evidence that president biden's poor debate performance was the culmination of a collapsing democratic cover-up. >> they are all co-conspirators in the sinister plot to defraud the american public about the cognitive abilities of the man in the oval office. >> reporter: the former president faced questions about his own mental fitness from within his own party as recently as the gop primary. >> but when you're dealing with the pressures of a presidency, we can't have someone else that we question whether they're mentally fit to do this.

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and let's say a week or 2 from now where to resign guthrie and she immediately becomes the president out of state. then she becomes the incumbents. we talk and that adds a little more, but that that still does, does not mean that in that convention please, that she said it would be a slam dunk for her either. it has a big simply because that could be the kind of delegates during the primaries were committed to buying. and now because it's no longer buying and this also includes the funding. there's no, there's no commitment that it can switch over and the legal types are now reviewing this as to just what happens to that money that they've been raising for, for the candidacy. and i think there will be an effort to try and get her to, to come out strong and, and to be a and sound policy like however she's associated with all abide has failed policies . ringback of the ones you just picked up down here from afghanistan to, to certainly the border and, and inflation and, and she's just been, she's gone along with everything hits and she hasn't accomplished anything. she has nothing to s

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and trump suppose is guthrie in the battleground states of pennsylvania, hoping to find out his pick for i'm running mates the book to the product of a holistic mexico. that's how palestinians are described. the one of the worst is really a tax on garza, since the will began fine to jot some drains with besides and palms pound to tense, with thousands of displaced families. with sheltering at least 90 people were killed and i was bossy, and every israel has designated us say so. tiny buckley begins on coverage from the law in central casa the aftermath of what palestinians are describing as one of the words is radius toxins. israel's war and does that. the guy bodies lice scattered across the ground, a homo awesome area, and southwest green garza, that israel assured people would be safe zone, emergency workers and civil defense. the crews are among the injured witnesses, say they were targeted by various forces as they try to hold the windows and the need. we're facing serious challenges in reaching the effect of diarrhea and the injured especially due to lack of fuel, in proper equ

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. >> announcer: from nbc news this is a special edition of "today" with savannah guthrie and willie geist live from studio 1a in rockefeller center. >>> hi there, everybody. good morning. nice to have you along with us with this special edition of "today" on a sunday morning and a somber one. our coverage of the assassination attempt on former president donald trump. >> the former president is safe this morning. his campaign leasing this video showing the former president walking off of his plane overnight. >> mr. trump did speak out on truth social a few hours after the shooting and described the attack himself writing, i knew immediately that something was wrong and then i heard a whizzing sound, shots, immediately felt the bullet ripping through the skin. authorities have now identified the gunman as 20-year-old thomas matthew crooks of bethel park, pennsylvania. his motive unknown. nbc news has obtained voting records showing he's a registered republican. election finance records also reveal he made a $15 donation in 2021 to act blue, which is a nonprofit that raises funds for democra

guthrie, live f from the republican national m national convention in >> announcer: from studio 1a inntion in milwaukee, and hoda kotb, from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. rockefeller plaza. >>> hi, everybody. >> hi, everybody. good morning good morning. welcome to "today" on a friday . welcome to "toda morning.y." we're wrapping up the week i we're wrapping up the week here milwaukee and new york, but, hoda, this breaking news in milwaukee and new york. but hoda, there is breaking new morning, a tech outage this morning. touching nearly every a tech outage touching nearly every aspect of life and business not just in this business, not just in this country but worldwide. >> yeah, all o country but worldwide. >> yeah, all over the globe ver savannah, it started overnight when something w it started overnight when something went wrong with a t wa software update from crowdstrike and crowdstrike is one of the world's largest cybersecurity providers. so software update from , that fals crowdstrike, and crowdstrike isp one of the world'sac largest cybersecurity advisers. it's even forcin

here's lester holt and savannah guthrie. >> hi, everybody. good evening and welcome to the special coverage of the third night of the republican national convention. >> as we come on the air, former president donald trump has just arrived in the packed arena to cheer some of his supporters after surviving an attempt on his life. >> tonight, the theme is foreign policy and the rnc is calling the theme "make america strong again" and the speaker is expected to criticize president biden's response to the wars in ukraine, gaza and afghanistan in 2021. and in a little while, we will hear from two gold star families and as well as a family whose >> and donald trump jr. will have one of the prime speaking slots this evening, but tonight really belongs to vp nominee and ohio senator jd vance as he makes his introduction, if you will, to the country in his keynote address, nbc news has learned he is expected to lean heavily into his life story about growing up in poverty and emphasize his military background as well. >> this comes as the trump campaig

here is lester holt and savannah guthrie. >> good evening. welcome to our special coverage of the fourth and final night of the republican national convention. >> as we come on the air, in this packed arena, we are gearing up for a historic night. former president donald trump in his first major address since surviving the attempt on his life. >> in his speech, mr. trump will normally accept the republican nomination for president for the third time. he said he had rewritten his speech from scratch after the assassination attempt. the trump campaign says he is going to call for unity. >> that will cap off four days of remarks from his top supporters, including ohio senator j.d. vance. >> tonight also promises to be a different kind of night. earlier this week we mostly heard from politicians. tonight, we will hear from the ceo of ufc, kid rock and hulk rogan taking the stage in a few moments. >> the theme is, fighting, fighting for america. it will be a remarkable split screen image. a unified party in milwaukee. democras grappling with wheth

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here's lester holt and savannah guthrie. >> good evening, and welcome to our special coverage of the second night of the republican national convention. >> moments ago we saw former president donald trump and his vp running mate, senator j.d. vance make their way inside this packed arena. let's get you caught up on the political news today. nbc news has learned that senator vance and his opponent, vice president kamala harris, spoke on the phone after harris left a voice mail. and in that message, she encouraged him to accept the vp debate next month. >> we're going to talk about that with north dakota governor doug burgum who was on mr. trump's vp short list, you'll remember, in just a moment, and soon we'll hear speeches from arkansas governor sarah huckabee sanders, florida senator, marco rubio, and a keynote address from mr. trump's daughter-in-law, rnc cochair, lara trump. >> it comes as republicans attempt to make a big show of unity. the crowd has heard from former presidential candidates like florida governor ron desantis, and nikki haley, and top house republicans like the s

. ♪ >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb.rom studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning. good to see you. thanks for joining us on a tuesday morning. savannah has the morning off. are you ready? how many days? >> three days. >> come on now. >> we should count the hourly countdown now. >> we're getting our tickets and bags ready. >>> let's get to our top story. what has been a monumental 48 hours in what is now the kamala harris presidential campaign. overnight, nbc news reporting that she now has the endorsement of enough delegates to win the democratic party's nomination. this comes as her campaign has reported more than $100 million in donations since president biden announced his decision to drop out of the race. >> meanwhile, as for the trump campaign, it's been forced to change its strategy. stepping up attacks on harris. the former president taking on. his rival on social media while his running mate, jd vance hit the trail on his own for the very first time. >> we have complete coverage including a live interview

i know they will be missing savannah guthrie.>> good morning, guys. will you give each and every one of them a big hug for me when you go out there? >> they have sign a couple of your books out there, too. i'll take care of it. >> i miss you guys. i want to get right to your news at 8:00. we have a lot to talk about from here in milwaukee. last night former president trump made his first public appearance since the attempt on his life saturday night. trump is also named the official republican nominee. he revealed his running mate, ohio senator j.d. vance. we've got it covered with hallie jackson, here with me in milwaukee. >> good morning to you. that moment when the former president walked out here into the convention hall, it seemed like every person in every one of these chairs was on their feet. the former president himself looked almost emotional. he did look emotional. he was clearly taking this moment in as this became the defining moment not just of the night, but maybe of the entire convention itself. you see the images

. >> from nbc news, this is a special edition of "today" with savannah guthrie and willie geist, live from studio 1a in rockefeller center. >> hi, everybody. 8:00 on a sunday morning. this is a special edition >>> hello everybody, 8:00 on a sunday morning pick this is a special edition of today as we cover something rather unthinkable, the attempted assassination of former president trump. >> just hearing those words, attended assassination, the former president injured but safe. campaign releasing this video of him walking off his plane over night. >> he has been speaking out on his campaign already. he said i knew immediately that something was wrong and i heard a whizzing sounds, shots and immediately felt the bullet ripping through my skin. this morning authorities have identified the gunman, 20-year- old thomas matthew cook's of bethel park, pennsylvania his motive is unknown. nbc news has obtained voting records showing he is a registered republican. finance records reveal he made a $15 donation in 2021 to actively which is a nonprofit that raises funds for democrats. >> the fbi

. >> from nbc news, this is a special edition of "today" with savannah guthrie and willie geist, live from studio 1a in rockefeller center. >> hi, everybody. 8:00 on a sunday morning. this is a special edition of "today," we cover the attempted assassination of former president donald trump. >> the campaign showing the former president walking off his plane overnight. >> he has tweeted on truth social this morning. he also described the attack last night. he said i knew immediately that something was wrong and i had a whizzing sound, shots, and immediately felt the bullet ripping through the skin. this morning, the authorities have identified the gunman. 20-year-old thomas matthew crooks from bethel park, pennsylvania. records show he is a registered republican. he made a $15 donation to a fund that provides funds for democrats. >> the fbi has been trying to learn everything they can about him as a motive. one spectator was killed. and two others injured. >> with e will start with tom llamas who is in pennsylvania near the rally site, the building where the shooter was found. tom, goo