harry brook was sending it to the boundary in some style. joe root too.. harry brook, a key batter for england's future. that was the first six of the morning. a tough day already. well, stay positive, you never know when the mistake might come. harry brook mis—hit, a simple catch for the wicketkeeper and alzarrijoseph had struck, yeah, something. harry brook out for 50 and wondering why. now, the spin of gudakesh motie. look at ben stokes' reaction here. it is revealing. shock, quickly followed by respect. he knew he had been completely undone by a lovely bit of bowling. the captain's day turned to watching. just before lunch, he sanoe root full —— fall to the talented, motivated motie. that was root out for 68, just when he was imagining i would imagine another test match 100 in his long career. they had a lead of 172 with jamie smith making his debut at the crease with chris woakes. already a strong position for england. anybody at lords here today, whoever they are supporting, would have enjoyed the performances so far of motie. a young spin bowler wh

you won't see harry brook retreat, but this was a more watchful england. n the gloom. the lead ticked up gradually. brook made 50, convincingly. by this point, the last test was long over. this one may have some distance still to go. patrick gearey, bbc news. well, that leaves england in a strong position after a day of fluctuating fortunes at trent bridge. and all—rounder chris woakes thinks that partnership betweenjoe root and harry brook could be crucial. that partnership at the end was a real crucial one for us in terms of getting a grip of the game a little bit. still certainly not in complete control, because as any test match, tomorrow morning will be crucial going forward, but certainly that partnership in tricky conditions when it got a bit dark and they took a new ball, it was tough conditions so the boys batted really well. to formula 1 now and mclaren have locked out the front row for the hungarian grand prix, with lando norris on pole for sunday's race. oscar piastri will start behind his team—mate, while world champion max verstappen is in thi

mainly thanks to the partnership between the two yorkshire men harry brook and joe root.alls. and root has passed his half century. england bowled the tourists out on day three for a57 while england made more than 400 in their first innings too. they lost ben stokes and jamie smith just before lunch, but they're currently 348—6 and looking like the match will last the five days. lionel messi hobbled onto the field in a protective boot as his club, inter miami, celebrated his 45th major title — last week's copa america title defence. messi hurt his ankle and was forced off in argentina's1—0 win over colombia in the final. he is out indefinitely with the injury. mls meanwhile is now on a month—long hiatus for the leagues cup. inter miami, which leads the standings at the break, will host fc cincinnati on august the 24th when play resumes. not long until the start of the paris olympics, but australia's chef de mission says the team are trying to replace the missing luggage of the matildas' soccer team ahead of their paris debut in four days' time. anna meares says they are h

and harry brook got his half century off just 62 balls.reports. this is a picture of a beautiful summer stay, this is a picture of a beautiful summerstay, if this is a picture of a beautiful summer stay, if you are an english pacer. fuelled by the belief that the ball will move just enough. chris woakes shines under clouds. england should have had a lead, but with one wicket left, west indies set about causing whatever havoc they could. never mind the risk what they could. never mind the risk what the roof, no one was hurt in the making of this west indian lead of 41, though some pride was damaged. under pressure in the series for the first time, england could have done without this. jayden seales' touch, jack crawley out of luck, but misfortune does not prompt caution in this england team, quite the opposite. 0llie pope and ben duckett quickly manoeuvred them back ahead, the game calmed, the only real movement was to and from the bar, but when the umpire chased the ball, immediately pope nicked it. duckett followed not long later, alzarri

west indies after selectors called up the uncapped wicketkeeper jamie smith, alongside a returning harry brookmith's inclusion means there no place for surrey team—mate ben foakes, while nottinghamshire seamer dillon pennington also receives a first call—up. he and another fast bowler gus atkinson could make their test debuts as england look to a future without james anderson who'll retire after that first test at lord's. the tour de france is just two days old and already the pre—race favourite tadej pogacar has taken the leader's yellow jersey. the race is actually in italy right now but frenchmen have claimed both stages so far — kevin vauquelin winning into bologna. behind, pogacar pulled ahead of most of his main rivals to top the overall standings ahead of monday's expected sprint finish in turin. pogacar is bidding to win the tour after taking victory in the giro d'italia last month and just before we go, time to point you in the direction of the bbc sport website and app for the very latest on all those stories and lots, lots more. but from all of us at the bbc sport centre, thanks for

the home side enter a fourth day with a lead 207 with harry brook and joe root hoping to build on thatut earlier in their first innings too. all very normal at trent bridge. england moved on to 264 for three. 223 rents the advantage. lando norris will be hoping he can claim his second wind of the season at the hungarian grand prix later on sunday after climbing pole. the british driver secured the third pole of his career as he led oscar piastri to a mclaren one—two ahead of world champion max verstappen. light rain made conditions tricky with sergio perez crashing out of the opening session and yuki tsunoda also causing a red flag towards the end of qualifying. lionel messi hobbled onto the feel in a protective boot as his club, inter miami, celebrated his 45th major title — last week's copa america title defence. messi hurt his ankle and was forced off in argentina's i—o wind over colombia in the final. he is out indefinitely with the injury. inter miami, which leads the standings at the break, will host fc cincinnati on august the 24th when play resumes. and that's all the sport for

harry brook also got his century. the windies are 25 without loss. england lead the series 1—0.g the chequered flag in hungary. he finished ahead of his mclaren team mate lando norris, giving them their first one two finish for three years. the 23—year—old australian started from second and took the lead at the first corner. piastri stayed ahead of norris, who had been on pole until the second round of pit stops, when team tactics meant they swapped position. the brit handed the lead back with two laps to go. lewis hamilton completed the podium, despite colliding with championship leader max verstappen who finished fifth. not long until the start of the paris olympics, but australia's chef de mission says the team are trying to replace the missing luggage of the matildas�* soccer team ahead of their paris debut in four days�* time. anna meares says they are having to find medical equipment like tape, scissors and massage tables that got lost after they took a private jet from spain's marbella to marseille. the australian olympic chief told reporters that football australia decid

he was helped initially by a good partnership with harry brook who also got his century. but they have just been bowled out for 425. the west indies need 385 to win and level the series. lionel messi hobbled onto the field in a protective boot as his club, inter miami, celebrated his 45th major title — last week's copa america title defence. messi hurt his ankle and was forced off in argentina's 1—0 win over colombia in the final. he is out indefinitely with the injury. mls meanwhile is now on a month—long hiatus for the leagues cup. inter miami, which leads the standings at the break, will host fc cincinnati on august the 24th when play resumes. not long until the start of the paris olympics, but australia's chef de mission says the team are trying to replace the missing luggage of the matildas' soccer team ahead of their paris debut in four days' time. anna meares says they are having to find medical equipment like tape, scissors and massage tables that got lost after they took a private jet from spain's marbella to marseille. the australian olympic chief told reporters

the morning started disasterously for england, 0llie pope was bowled early before harry brook was caughtaptain ben stokes, led the recovery, both with half centuries. root�*s taking him past west indies great bryan lara in the all time test runscorers list, passing 12,000 test runs. stokes went for sa off alzarri joseph. england 191—6. -- 206 - —— 206 — six. some football news and pep guardiola says he could stay at manchester city beyond the end of the season. his contract expires at the end of the coming campaign, and in the aftermath of city's historic fourth successive premier league title success, guardiola raised doubts over his own future when he said, he was "closer to leaving than staying". the spaniard has been in charge of city for eight seasons and has won the league title six times. speaking to reporters in new york ahead of city's preseason encounter with ac milan, guardiola said nothing had been decided. "i didn't say i was leaving," he said. it's a lot of years, so we will see what happens, but i don't rule it out absolutely to extend the contract, so i would love to stay

the mornings started disasterously for england — ollie pope was bowled early, before harry brook was stokes, has led the recovery, his half—century taking him past west indies great bryan lara in the all time test runscorers list. we're now at lunch on day two, england are currently 157 for 5 with root unbeaten on 58 and stokes 48 not out. england trail by 125 runs with five wickets remaining. some football news and pep guardiola says he could stay at manchester city beyond the end of the season. his contract expires at the end of the coming campaign.and in the aftermath of city's historic fourth successive premier league title success, guardiola raised doubts over his own future when he said, he was "closer to leaving than staying". the spaniard has been in charge of city for 8 seasons and has won the league title 6 times. speaking to reporters in new york ahead of city's preseason encounter with ac milan, guardiola said nothing had been decided. "i didn't say i was leaving," he said. it isa it is a lot of years so we will see what happens but i have not filled it out, absolutely, t

only pope and harry brook removed in quick succession. the west indies in full flight. partnership, taking england through to lunch 125 behind. root was past 50 and this boundary sent him past the milestone. 12,000 test runs, brief acknowledgement, back to the task at hand. but england's style brings errors. stokes taking one risk too many. a gift for kraigg brathwaite. the skipper gone for 54, frustrations clear to see. root kept ticking over to 87. but he made the long walk back. butjamie smith took centre—stage after tea. racing passed 50 and sending england into a first—innings lead. five short of a maiden test century, he was cruelly denied. england eight down and soon all out. chris woakes's 62 the final resistance. england with a slender lead and momentum, woakes' carry of the ball over and brathwaite's stomps a perfect start to the final hour of play. and the west indies 30—2 in the closing stages of the day. a good day for england, then, with west indies 33 for 2 at the close, and one to remember forjamie smith who hit 95 to help england on their way... not com

michaela lewis had not adjusted, harry brooks had. profited, england switch between the brakes and the gas, disorientating bowling. west indies dizzy and three down at lunch, they shuffled along carefully afterwards, fearful of a spill, but when it came it was through english hands. joe ruth let kevin hogg slipped, and escape which seem to embolden them, qa session of the mick channon nomination. both letters from the same alan country, both past 50. now letters from the same alan country, both past 50. noinmmy anderson has a casual rather than bowl, but he would have reminded him that the stay patient, these are the kind of unfriendly conditions ben stokes once inside to master. he leads by example, but there was courage in the betting of kavem hodge, listen to what it sounds like to score a test century. a shriek ofjoy and defiance. he is giving england the test they needed. patrick gearey, bbc news plenty more over on the website but that is all the sport for now. more now on our top story. the head of a cybersecurity firm has apol

former president obama did not endorse kamala harris. brookel back kamala harris for president. former president obama praised biden's work in office and made no mention for harris and are calling for a process. former speaker peelsz, house minority leader hakeem jeffries and senate majority lead er schumer. the clintons, however, are endor endorsing vice president kamala harris. 178 democratic lawmakers have endorsed kamala harris including gavin newsom, and josh shapiro and pete buttigieg, as well. joe manc joe manchin is conside throwing his hat in the ring, lots of development are expected in this fluid situation. we'll follow it all and bring to you. >> carley: bring in outkick host tomi lahren to talk about this. interesting how people who have been criticizing joe biden as unfit to be president came out with statements calling him the most consequential president in american hift radio. what do you think about all of this? who needs enemies when you have friends, right? >> tomi: exactly, carley. i would say this and speak for millions, w

mikyle lewis had not adjusted, harry brook had.ame alan country, both past 50. —— the same ireland country. but ben foulkes wants his side to find a way in difficult conditions. he leads by example, but there was courage in the betting of kavem hodge, listen to what it sounds like to score a test century. it ended in 120, trapped by ben stokes, this time england have a test. —— trapped by chris works. patrick gearey, bbc news it was another dominant day in the mountains for tadej pogacar, as he won stage 19 of the tour de france in style. the victory extended his lead over defending champion yonas vinger—gaur to more than five minutes, and he says he'll enjoy tomorrow's penultimate day. ——jonas —— jonas vingegaard. nick parrott reports. type a doctor says he trained on the route of stage 19 for a month before the tour de france —— today pogacar. that dedication to preparation meant he knew exactly where to turn the screw. with 5.5 miles to go on the final climb, he left his rivals trailing in his wake. the slovenian powered up the

a poor start saw them lose ollie pope and harry brook early on, but captain ben stokes, and joe root“sts made 282 in the first innings. root“s 87 helped him pass 12,000 test runs to seventh on all—time list. short while ago — england 259 for 7. you can get more on south africa's loss on the website. and that's all the sport for now. rain and cooler temperatures have brought some relief for firefighters battling wildfires in the historic canadian town of jasper. entire streets have been affected by the blaze, with homes turned to rubble. officials say the full extent of the damage is not yet known. no deaths or injuries have been reported. as far back as you can see. in the town of jasper, entire streets have been consumed by fire. homes, businesses reduced to smouldering ruins. officials say around one third of the town has been destroyed. this is an area famous for its tourism, visited by millions of people each year. we share the sense of loss with all of those who live in the town, who care for it, and who have helped build it. emergency services evacuated the town quickly, which o

mikyle lewis had not adjusted, harry brook had. carefully afterwards, fearful of a spill, but when it came it was through english hands. joe root let kaven hodge slipped, and escape which seem to embolden them, cue a session of dominican domination. both letters from the same alan country, both past 50. noinmmy anderson has a casual rather than bowl, but he would have reminded him that the stay patient, these are the kind of unfriendly conditions ben stokes once his side to suffer. he leads by example, but there was courage in the betting of kavem hodge, listen to what it sounds like to score a test century. it ended in 120, trapped by ben stokes, this time england have a test. patrick gearey, bbc news the draw for the women's euro 2025 playoffs has taken place today. scotland will face hungary, northern ireland have been drawn against croatia, and wales will take on slovakia in the first round. and if wales win over the two legs, then they could face the republic of ireland, who take on georgia, in the second round of play—offs. e

harry brook also got his century. west indies have lost five wickets already though and are 91—6.is mclaren team mate lando norris, giving them their first one two finish for three years. the 23—year—old australian started from second and took the lead at the first corner. piastri stayed ahead of norris, who had been on pole until the second round of pit stops, when team tactics meant they swapped positions. norris was then ordered to hand the lead back which he eventually did with three laps to go. lewis hamilton completed the podium, despite colliding with championship leader max verstappen who finished in fifth. world number 51 nuno borges beat rafael nadal in straight sets to win the swedish open. nadal playing in his first final for two years, has been using this tournament to build his fitness ahead of the olympic games in paris later this month, but the spaniard was defetaed in straight sets. it's a first atp title for borges in what was his first final. not long until the start of the paris olympics, but australia's chef de mission says the team are trying to replace the m

impressive victory in the second test at lords off the back of hundreds from centuries from ollie pope, harry brook their debuts for us so really pleased to see them. just looking at their faces and the energy that they have before they came and understanding they were going to be both great. and the senior players, had a good game, it was a really competitive match as we spoke to gets bored with. there are a little bit ahead of us intact of the time they had to prepare but good competitive match with a lot of things take forward. arteta also confirmed that emile smith rowe had been left out of the friendly against bournemouth due to �*things happening in the background.�* the 23—year—old, who came through the arsenal academy, has been linked with a move to fulham. chelsea were also held in enzo maresca�*s first match in charge since joining the club from leicester as they drew 2—2 with league one side wrexham. both of their opposition�*s goals coming from defensive errors. post match — maresca insisted his side �*will concede whilst trying to play out from the back�* — but says he will �*absolutel

but harry brook helped guide england to the close.ibute to the porcelain trophies handed out at the hungarian grand prix stop afterfinishing at the hungarian grand prix stop after finishing second last year, he accidentally broke max verstappen�*s first place prize, worth £35,000. he apologised and the two remain good friends, but there could be more drama between them on the track. mistakes by mclaren last time out at silverstone saw the dutchman pipped the briton to second place, but in quantum —— nullifying in hungary, norris and his team were perfect. they managed to get notjust pole but also his australian teammate, oscar piastri, alongside him on the front row. the first time mclaren has managed that for 12 years. the stubborn was left punching his steering wheel in frustration, as he finished third. —— verstappen. ftrier? finished third. -- verstappen. very ha . . l finished third. -- verstappen. very happy. not — finished third. -- verstappen. very happy. rrot easy _ finished third. —— verstappen. - happy, not easy qualifying,

. >> brooke: harris campaign is you have mooing right along. >> i believe we face a choice between two different visions for our nation. one focused on the future. the other focused on the past. and with your supports, i am fighting for our nation's future. >> brooke: democratic national committee is holding a virtual roll call, democrats hoping to challenge harris must file by july 30th and have until august 7 to select a running mate. convention begins august 19th in chicago. >> todd: a speech that was supposed to explain why he dropped out, we don't have information as to why he dropped out. brooke singman, thank you. former president donald trump has thoughts on president biden's address last night. the oval office speech was barely understandable and so bad. the former president went after vice president harris. >> if kamala will lie to you brazenly about joe biden's mental incapacity, she will lie about anything. she can never be trusted. she can't be trusted. [cheering] >> and just like crooked joe biden, kamala harris is unfit to lead, she's unfit to lead. she'll destroy our co

first centuries from harry brook and joe root helped england set the tourists 385 to win. there was a slightly different look to the final stage of the tour de france this year — with no finish along the famous champs elysee in paris, due to the olympics which get underway on friday, but ending in nice. it was tadej pogacar who was presented with the yellow jersey for the third time. the slovenian won the final time trial to extend his winning margin to over six minutes, becoming the eighth rider in history to win the giro d'italia and the tour in the same year. meanwhile, biniam girmay, who's won three stages this year, became the first black african to win the sprinters' green jersey. the moment with the team on the podium, this was really, really special. it really warmed my heart and this was, i don't know, it's hard to explain. it was really a moment ofjoy. i think this will stay forever in my head. and here is mark cavendish soaking it all in as he finished the tour for the final time — he actually finished last in the overall standings, despite having broken the all

shamar joseph, exciting harry brook and a key better for england's future. ? it is revealing shock quickly followed by respect. he knew had he had been completely undone by a lovely bit of bowling. the captain's day ten to watch it. just before lunch he saw joe root fall to the talented and motivated gudakesh motie. hollywood stars ryan reynolds and hughjackman have teamed up for what's being tipped as one of this year's big blockbuster films — deadpool and wolverine. reynolds, the owner of wrexham football club, said it had been a dream come true to finally work alongside his best friend. michael mckenzie went to meet them. slow motion action sequence, who knows if you live or die? who's next? it's tipped to be one of the big blockbuster movies of the year, deadpool and wolverine. trust me, kid, i'm no hero. this highly anticipated anti—hero film is set to make millions when it finally opens on the 26th ofjuly. ryan reynolds and hughjackman were in london for a fan event. now, this film has been tipped to be, like, one of the biggest films of the year. i mea

. >> brooke: vice president harris reached out to j.d.ance and welcomed him to the race and said she hopes they can debate on cbp news in the coming weeks on july 23rd or august 13th, we'll see if vance agreed to that. >> carley: he is just 39 years old, millennial and the word is, brooke, the president called him 20 minutes before posting and announcing he was going to be the running mate. >> brooke: that is right, to see the president announce on truth social that j.d. vance was his pick. we were thinking it was possible marco rubio or north dakota governor doug burgum. this was a lot of speculation surrounding this and a rumor it could be a dark horse candidate. it did seem like j.d. vance was going to be that pick and it was. now that is the solidified ticket. >> todd: his kid was running around in the background screaming. >> carley: and the former president was on the phone with the seven year old. what a whirl wind day. wasn't all fun and games, thousands of protesters took to the streets of milwaukee for day one of the republican

brookings institution. asking "can kamala harris convince undecided voters to vote for her?" saying her nomination might get support from young voters and her advocacy for the pro-choice cause could get modern suburban women to reconsider their choice. we want to talk to undecided voters 100 days out from campaign 2024's final day. let us know what your decision will come down to. if you're an undecided voter in the eastern or central time zones (202) 748-8000. in the mountain or pacific time zones, (202) 748-8001. anne is in north carolina, undecided, good morning. caller: i was calling because it is three months since i have gotten through to you and i have had some things to say being an independent going back and forth from tv channel to tv channel and watching what was going on. i had so much faith after he got shot, which i am sorry for. i was hoping he got the touch from god that he was saved for a purpose. i don't mean to say how god works, i have no idea. right now about him tapping trump on the shoulder and giving him a chance to change and he has not. that is sad b

kevin sinclair showing off his gymnastic ability after taking the wicket of harry brook. rocky flintoff — some of former england captain andrew — becoming the youngest player to make a century for the england under 19s in their second test against sri lanka at cheltenham, doing a good job of living up to the family name. with the paris olympics a week away, britain's cameron norrie will probably be hoping to avoid rafael nadal in the men's singles event. the pair met yesterday in sweden — with the spaniard coming out on top — winning in straight sets to book his place in the quarter finals. the tennis gets under way at the olympics in eight days' time. another stage down in the tour de france — and another stage closer to a third title for tadej pogacar. he has retained his overall lead of over three minutes — with just three stages remaining. but the final trial is different, time trial. but stage eighteen belonged to an emotional victor campenarts. moments after claiming the biggest win of his career the belgian celebrated with a video call to his month old baby and par

harris for president and days have speculations and ensul into the democratic nomination. this is "fox & friends first." >> she is officially named the democrat nominee, breaking news from the campaign trail, hey, brooke vice president kamala harris locking and obama endorsement this morning after speculation it might not come. listen. >> i can't have this phone call without saying to my girl, kamala, i am proud of you. this is going to be historic. >> week-old to save, michelle and i could not be prouder to get you through this election and into the oval office. >> my goodness, michelle, barack, this means so much to me. i look forward to doing this with the two of you. >> the question is will >> vice president harris: harris be the official nominee come august 1st? the trump campaign is not sure and willing to commit until confirmed, and given the continued political chaos with crooked joe biden and the democrat party, general election debate details cannot be finalized until democrats formally decide on their nominee. it would be inappropriate to schedule things with harris because democrats could very well change their minds but harris says she is ready. >> you been asking me about the debate, and

. >> brooke: vice president kamala harris will speak today for the first time around 11:30 eastern. weres in the coming days, the party will undertake orderly process to move forward as united democratic party with a candidate that can defeat donald trump in november. this will be established by established rules of the party, the party is divided over whether members will back harris for president. biden praised -- obama praised biden's 50-year career. hakeem jeffries, nancy pelosi and schumer have not endorsed harris yet. they say there are other qualified democrats who could take on mr. trump and win and picking a candidate without a contest is how a standard barrier had profound concerns about. they add, while the hour is late, there is time to put leading candidates through public scrutiny before the next convention, which is next month. clintons say they are honored to endorse kamala harris, they are not alone with 178 lawmakers following suit there endorsement. close to 4000 delegates will gather next month at the dnc. back to you guys. >> steve: thank you. pat ward at our wh

. >> brooke: vice president kamala harris is speaking today for the first time since all of this new broke. she is scheduled to give remarks 11:30 eastern this morning at the second white house college champions day event. laying out a pat for the nomination. the country will undertake a process united democratic party with candidate who can defeat donald trump in november. this process will be governed by established rules and procedures of the party; however, the democratic party is noticeably divided over whether its members will back harris for president. former president obama issuing a statement praising biden's work in office. without mentioning harris. instead, calling for an open process. other big names also are not falling in line including former house speaker nancy pelosi. house minority leader hakeem jeffries and senate majority leader schumer. the "new york times" editorial board joining that list saying, quote, there are other qualified democrats who could take on mr. trump and win and picking a candidate without a real contest is how the party got into a position of

this brookings institution event is just over one hour. >> good morning, everyone. my name is ben harris, i am vice president and director of economic studies here at the brookings institution. i am truly honored to welcome you to today's event hosted by the economic studies and foreign policy program, where we will discuss the future of ukraine's economic recovery. i would like to extend a special welcome to her excellency, ambassador of ukraine to the united states, and to the esteemed delegation of ukraine parliamentary leaders who have joined us today. your steadfast dedication to ukraine's future in the face of extraordinary challenges has been nothing short of inspiring. today we are privileged to hear from another distinguished leader who plays a crucial role in shaping ukraine's economic future, the united states special representative for ukraine's economic recovery, penny pritzker. i suspect she is well known to most of you. she is one of our country's most prominent and respected business leaders having served as secretary of commerce in the obama administration. on a personal

harris it's curtains for the so-called blitz primary, joining us in the first interview since joe biden dropped out of the race is georgetown law professor and former obama administration official rosa brooks the godmother of the blitz primary process that would've kicked in, it still might but as we look at breaking news we see kamala harris at joint base andrews and she's departing to go to wilmington, delaware to meet with the biden campaign representative. again this is a live picture of possibly candidate harris, she was a vice presidential candidate, she is boarding the airplane and she will be heading to a get to know you get out there quickly, go ahead. >> she's heading to delaware, who knows if she'll make a stop and see joe biden, not sure. just as brett said props to the harris campaign for grabbing the baton and kind of starting to run with it, what does that mean for what happened chatted about the blitz primary, we have the professor who helped it, rosa brooks, you unveiled this proposal july 7 in the wake of joe biden's alarming performance at the debate. it was contingent on biden bowing out by mid july, you nailed the first part, what was your reaction yesterday call soap,

where was kamala harris today condemning those protests that as brooke pointed out, raise a foreign flag. a palestinian flag in washington, d.c. they sit there silent. the democratic party sits there silent and all issues importans to israel. and this is a fundamental change in the american electorate. yeah, josh shapiro is proudly zionist. that's why he's going to have a difficult, difficult time fitting in in the modern day democratic national party. i am completely agree. and yeah, these are iran's useful idiots. it's embarrassing forsaid n our country. it is sad. they have no moral clarityl cla but we had moral clarity in congress today and that came y anfrom the prime minister m of israel. maybe his finest moment, his finests speech ever. thank you both. whdennaldome back, donal trump held a massive rallyn norh today in north carolina tonight. we'll tell you what he saicarol. dla about biden and kamala harris as we continue. stay with usharris. four years of hard four years of dedication, everything comes down to this moment. wow. start bringing home the gold. that's why you put tha

good your reaction to autoworker for for michigan and james cargill and david brooks on the giddiness of that kamala harris lien the top of the ticket is overblown and watch this. >> is kamala harris getting in the race, does it change the equation and all three their view. >> change it, and ruins it gets and we are done cement been with what. >> america's out for. >> start of the garden party this is true — and okay this is everybody's getting this kind of what is getty lady elation, that is not when be helpful much longer because that is not what we will be faced with. >> because kamala harris of 2020, was a terrible terrible candidate is likely to go back, to the wisdom at 118 is ago is failed vice president had a beginner off of the ticket as of the democratic party they have shifted i don't know whether this is massive gnosis what they think will she really has grown. lz: what you think congressman final work. james: i think james only devout there is any common sense and he's absolutely right on the democratic p.m. hundred kamala harris they did not want her on the ticket another trying to reinvent h

kamala harris is come to funerals for victims and we have done things. today was interesting because i was in brookehen and getting ready for a church service to celebrate the 90th birth day of ed towns. we met when i was 17 and youth director for shirley chisholm's campaign. when i was pulling up i heard the news about president biden withdrawing. when i got out, jeffries was there. i couldn't help but think about shirley chisholm must be smiling. it was joe biden that helped make a black president but has now opened the door for a black woman to possibly become president and put a black woman on supreme court. they fought for those that were denied and those that were marginalized. also to come at a time where we have seen the right to choose and affirmative-action and voting rights, all harmed immeasurably by the supreme court. it couldn't be more appropriate to go out with his head held high and someone that was fighting for these things to make sure we return the rights. we are talking about a battle between which way the country would go. are we going to protect the rights in the generations a

brookings institution. asking "can kamala harris convince undecided voters to vote for her?" saying her nomination might get support from young voters and her advocacy for the pro-choice cause could get modern suburban women to reconsider their choice. we want to talk to undecided voters 100 days out from campaign 2024's final day. let us know what your decision will come down to. if you're an undecided voter in the eastern or central time zones (202) 748-8000. in the mountain or pacific time zones, (202) 748-8001. anne is in north carolina, undecided, good morning. caller: i was calling because it is three months since i have gotten through to you and i have had some things to say being an independent going back and forth from tv channel to tv channel and watching what was going on. i had so much faith after he got shot, which i am sorry for. i was hoping he got the touch from god that he was saved for a purpose. i don't mean to say how god works, i have no idea. right now about him tapping trump on the shoulder and giving him a chance to change and he has not. that is sad b

. >> brooke: president biden will campaign in detroit today after making several mistakes in the presser. biden began by calling vice president kamala harris vice president trump. during an event before, he confused ukrainian president zelenskyy with russian president vladamir putin in front of the ukraine leader. watch. >> president biden: look, i know wouldn't have picked vice president trump to be vice president, i think she is not qualified to be president, let's start there. ladies and gentlemen, president putin. president putin? he's going to beat president putin, president zelenskyy. i'm focused on beating putin. mr. president. >> i'm better. >> president biden: you're a hell of a lot better. >> brooke: the president trailing off on his thoughts and using the word anyway throughout the press conference, watch. >> president biden: look, folks, this is -- well, anyway. next debate i'm not going to be traveling in 15 time zones a week before. anyway, catching hell from my wife for that. anyway, it wasn't about -- anyway, read what his objective is. anyway, better than a lot of other people here today. anyway, just move along. anyway, f

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harris has agreed to july 23rd or august 13th. we will see which he agrees to. >> carley: what a moment in history where living through, brooke, thankmuch. we attorn our attention to senator j.d. vance b of the question is, who is really trump's new running mate, and a father of four elected to the senate in 2022. a ventral capitalist, marine veteran and in 2016 a trump critic but eventually a staunch ally and supports the former for presidents populace brand. he is the author of best-selling memoir, turn netflix movie hillbilly elegy and grew up as a poor kid in rural kentucky and ohio. senator vance was raised by his grandparents as they are gnomic after his mom became addicted to opioids. he joined the marines straight out of high school and went on to graduate from yale law school and spoke with sean hannity about the moment you got that phone call. >> when the president called me today and offered me to become the vice president and nominee which sounds crazy, my son, my 7-year-old son was making noise in the background. so embarrassed, oh, my god, donald trump is asking me to be vice president. but he actually has me put my 7-

brookings institution, fellow elaine kamarck joins us now. so allayed, thanks for your time today tell us your thoughts on the shortlist. we know that vice president harris is doing discussions, meeting with some of these contenders virtually this week. what more can you tell us? >> well, i can tell you that it's a very complicated decision process for any presidential candidate because you're thinking about two things at the same time. you thinking about who can help you win and then you're thinking about who can help you govern and the two go together, right? i mean, you've got to think about both at the same time because after all, you're connected to this person for four years. and the other thing that's going on is, is there some chemistry? there, right. do you like each other? do you trust each other? >> do you think you could govern together through thick and thin? i think that all three of the people been mentioned have definitely have the qualifications to govern and they're experienced politicians. they've proved themselves in battleground states. so that's been, that's good, particularly kelly and shapiro, arizona and pennsylvania so they've p

brooke, thank you so much. democrats working hard to distance vice president errors from the border crisis. >> todd: this comes as fox news poll shows swing state voters who prioritize immigration for trump over harrisge margin. natalie rivera with the latest. this stems from 2021 where president biden was assigned harris, vice president kamala harris to stem migrants from so-called tranquil country is salvador, guatemala, honduras. texas governor greg abbott became one of the first to label harris as border czar but the white house rejected but nevertheless stuck. democrats are pushing back saying harris' role was a diplomatic one and she was not in charge of boardroom horsemen. >> let's be very clear about this because there's been a lot of mischaracterization, she was not in charge of the border, the homeland security is in charge of the border. >> republicans are willing to work with democrats to get something done but you know who blew up border security? it was donald trump. >> but it's really a question who do you trust on the border? do you trust someone who has actually been a prosecutor and then they are in a border state who works with congress towards a solution, or do you trust someone

harris and foxtail terrace. crews contained the flames to a quarter of an acre car ports were threatened, but firefighters were able to stop that blaze from spreading to baywood villas and meadow brookrtments. nobody was hurt. the cause of that fire still under investigation. police in sandra fell are asking the public for help identifying an arson suspect. surveillance footage shows what police say is the suspect lighting a trash can on fire. this is just outside of a target store in sandra fell. there you see it. it happened just before midnight last monday. police say the suspect doused a bag of trash with flammable accelerant and then put it inside the trash can and lit it on fire. governor gavin newsom's office announcing now the progress of the clean california initiative. that program was launched in july of 2021. and this is video of the governor himself taking part picking up trash in richmond as part of that program. the governor's office says in the 3 years since that program launched more than 2 million cubic yards of litter have been hauled away. and that includes 50,000 tires, 12,000 mattresses. another 171 cleanup projects are expected to be finished by the end of thi

harris's presidential bid. plus, the women following inheritances for step with historic senate runs. i'll speak with maryland's democratic senate candidate, angela also brooks, and democratic congresswoman and delaware senate candidate lisa blunt rochester. a jam-packed show tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. eastern, only on msnbc. >> this may be happened. >> you just think, i have to do something. >> it was a miracle they lived through it. just two frightened kid, the night terror knocked on their door. >> you said move over here. >> a loving pastor's family, instant targets. >> i heard the first chart go off and said i love you. >> they were the only ones who survived, and no one knew then how long justice would take, or what it would cost. >> were you frightened, terrified that they would come back? >> absolutely. >> the chilling manhunt. a young survivor, driven to become a state senator. >> he was very, very passionate. >> with the ever come out of the dark? >> i can't believe it's been this long. >> 30 years later, an answer. >> the power of forgiveness. this is what my dad and my mom taught me. it was time, to put it to rest, >> in his 40s and married again, he

caller mentioned, you all noticed that brooke obama, nancy pelosi, and chuck schumer have not -- barack obama, nancy pelosi, and chuck schumer have not endorsed harrisif she does not poll well, i believe the dnc at the convention will have an open primary. number three, the only solution to this mess for the democrats is to have michelle obama run as vice president on the ticket with kamala. and heaven help us if that happens. host: that was one minute and eight seconds, well done. do you think democrats' chances of beating donald trump improved yesterday? caller: do i think it improved? well, no, because kamala harris is just as responsible for what has been happening in the democratic party. she is a complete failure. with the borders, what happened? we have 9 million illegals coming across our borders. she was then sent to ukraine to prevent the ukraine war with russia, and what happened? russia invaded the ukraine. as far as michelle is concerned, she has no accomplishments other than making a garden on the white house grounds. we all know that barack obama will be pulling the strings behind -- pulling the strings if the democrats get elected. w

brooks as one of television's most gifted creator/writers. and when you look back at the past women role models on television, well it's easy to see susan harrisat time. singularly, so, you know, all credit to her for coming up with so many iterations of something so amazing. mitchell: do you think there is a woman's voice as a writer? woman's voice -- well generally they speak higher, softer. [ laughter ] i should have known not to ask that of a writer. yes, of course, there's a woman's voice. women have a different perspective. women laugh at different things. so yes, they're very definitely is a woman's voice. oh, do you know how many problems we have solved over a cheesecake at this kitchen table? no, dorothy, exactly how many? 147, rose! oh. hi bryant. it's cutthroat prime time time this fall as some 23 new shows compete in one of the hottest ratings races in years. here's one just about everybody predicts will be a big hit. "designing women" on cbs. four femmes forming an interior decorating business and giving each other the business. suzanne, if sex were fast food, there'd be an arch over your bed. corday: linda bloodworth-thomason cre