missy and harry nelson had it-- three kids, kids' partners, grandchildren, until, until the morning theyfound their beloved eldest child there, jessica, just 28 years old, dead in her own bathtub. >> missy and harry nelson had three kids, kids partners, grandchildren so until the morning they found their beloved eldest child, jessyka, 28 years old, dead in her own bathtub , but who was she? detectives needed to know. and, so did we. >> everybody loved her. very brave. both my girls were very smart. >> she was very outgoing, just always wanted to have fun but you know, the older we got the more she was kind of like another mom to us and she would always be there, even if we were fighting if we needed her she was there. >> big sister to the whole extended family, her cousins, her close friends were like siblings, her siblings close friends who are more like relatives. laura wunder had been a friend since grade school. >> she just wanted to have a good time. i wouldn't say she was crazy but she was kind of goofy. she did whatever she wanted to do. >> that held true in her choice of men. her

i was hired to do a couple of things, but mortgage fraud wasn't one of them brian nelson was harris's special assistant attorney general and i was deep in sort of the mortgage settlement negotiations with the largest five banks in the country after the financial crash in 2008, states sued these banks for foreclosure abuses, california was among the hardest hit with banks filing foreclosures on over 1 million homes that's when harris pulled up her chair to the table, were in that negotiations, she's talking to the banks were flying around the country, partnering with other ags. >> there's leverage right? in that force of all the states coming together to take on some of the banks and wall street. i determined that what the banks were offering california was crumbs on the table. >> so i pull california out of the negotiations. standing in the trenches with harris delaware's attorney general, beau biden his state hadn't been as hard hit as many around the foreclosures, but bow on a matter of principle said, it's not right and i'm going to stand with you guys. >> it was incredible how muc

harris. i spoke to sarah nelson this morning, a labor leader in this country, she did make one thing clear, shely is a nonstarter because he wasn't behind the pro-act. he is now, by the way. but as far as union members in your state go, what is your sense of what that "veep" sticks look like? >> you know, i think a lot of folks in michigan trust the vice president, having been such a terrific vice president for self to make the right choice for her. and i know she is weighing all of those issues, all of those things that will be important of electoral front, but also making sure she has got a vice president who can truly be a partner to her and the way she has been a partner to joe biden so can i think we trust her to make this decision and i think she's going to make a strong decision that folks here in michigan will be able to get a hybrid >> good to see you as always, i expect we will have this conversation many times in the next 100 days. >> happy to come back anytime, my friend. >> the chair of the michigan democratic party. joining me now, michigan's favorite most of the rumble with micha

harris in her presidential platform? for them to fully get behind her. for more on this i'm joined by sara nelson flight attendants -- a lot of initials. good to see you, thank you for being with us. your particular union has not officially endorsed anyone yet. walk me through how this process works for unions and what you expect to happen in coming days. >> first of all i would like to remind people that unions are nonpartisan organizations. it is the last place in america people come together, we don't even choose who comes into our organization. the boss chooses is going to be in the workplace and we organize around that. so we have to have a conversation with members about what is in our best interest and why we would support a particular candidate, and that process has to take place in order for this to be meaningful. and so we are going to do that. i will say right off the bat, kamala harris is out there full throated supporting union rights, serve boarding the right to unionize, these are key issues that have to be in place. our right to strike in order to take on issues that flight attend

i will be speaking to sarah nelson and randy weingart this weekend. what does kamala harris need to do to inherit as a part of that administration, the strong union support, because there is correlation between that and that part of the country we are talking about here is >> one of the things she is considering is her running mate record, and how constituents feel about her record. that is a very big decision to make. with unions comes a lot of underground organizing, speaking directly to working- class. we saw president biden actually go to the picket lines. i think folks have to see vice president harris positioned herself that well as well. as long as i have known her in politics, she is not afraid to standing up to big corporations. her speeches were incredibly powerful, talking about how unions and labor workers, the labor union has significantly shaped our nation when it comes to all of the benefits for workers. one thing i also want to add, in addition to eking to working-class voters, particularly in these three swing states, other issues democrats have been running

nelson in just a moment. but these revelations come as vice president kamala harris and potential running mates see an opening when it comes to j.d vance, here's the governor of michigan, gretchen whitmer, just moments ago at harris rally he's scared of us because democrats we want everyone to have a seat at the table i mean even cat lovers and dog lovers alliance grandma always said i needed to find at least one good thing about every person. so i'll give jd this he is efficient in one sentence. he insulted women, black people, and jewish people all right, vance's big debut as trump's running mate has been off to a rocky start as people are questioning what he really believes and what he really stands for. >> in one of the emails that sophia nelson shares with that's from 2014 vance writes, quote, i hate the police, given the number of negative, negative experiences, i've had in the past few years. i can't imagine what a black dye goes through yet after being selected as trump's running mate, this is what vance has to say about police they are protectors and we back the blue in this country then there's anot

biden for his thereining mental health, cam la harris complicit biden complicity and knack clear to the american people. >> home for a long time of willie nelsonrth of july picnic glad you got to enjoy that whatever in luken balk great town great state of texas. >> we were there with fellow texans. will: there you go i love those guys. congressman chip roy thanks so much for being on "fox & friends." >> thanks will god bless. california gas station owners says years of hard work gone in blink of an eye after a rob ransacked his store with police taking hours to respond. he joins us next. real quick. lord, you know what's on our hearts. you know where we struggle. you know where we need to be pushed. help us give it all to you. the good, the bad. help us turn to you in everything we do. amen. i invite you to join me in more prayer on hallow, stay prayed up did you know? omega 3 fish oil supplements can be difficult to absorb, depending on your diet, and may not reach the places you need them most. that's why i recommend qunol advanced omega-3, with up to 10 times better bioavailability. qunol houses its omegas inside phospholipid micelles that

nelson rockefeller. now imagine her going into the election as an incumbent to me now grant duty. she'll be acting president, but they're going to call her resident tomlin harris. just just try that on for size resident comma last menu. we're going to see the biggest media the let's you ever seen in your life. the pop videos to canada is ation the olive ation . you look at all of her as your role carol, one of the 1st african america we're going to get into whether she but version of kind of pull cares. she's at the woman american woman, and she's going to do that black ceiling and she's going to go to the top at people my, who never have even thought of voting. who thought i might interested. they're going to hit the dog whistle the play and call sound, but clocks and, and people are going to come out of the woodwork sakes. i wouldn't be a part of making the history again, like we did with black obama and people who are going to vote. people who aren't even interested. they're gonna say, yes, i'm going to do this. every thing she's ever done. jokes the meetings that cackles the non sequitur. nobody cares about that. it's going to be a game changer because i'm

company of people like nelson mandela and george washington, who could have stated and left office voluntarily. that's a magnificent act on the part of president biden. >> what our harris's biggest vulnerabilities thank steve as a as a candidate. >> i think her biggest vulnerabilities are that she hasn't really established a reputation for herself. she's not been a major figure in this administration. so her job now is to step out and really show us who she is. and here i think it's crucial, catherine, that she not do just what president biden done say that she's for the middle class, say that she's for the people. talk about how she wants to control prescription drug prices. this is not enough. this does not excite voters. she has to step out and show us that she is stronger, that she's tougher, that she's more capable. then president trump. she also needs to seize the flag back from maga. she needs to show us that that she is, in fact, more phtriotic. she comes from an immigrant family in some way. she is the american story. donald trump has abandoned our most sacred tradition, which is democracy, abandon our democratic allies abroad. she needs to actually highlight th

nelson, stuart stevens is back with us. >> sophia, what is your take on this strategy or the lack thereof? i say this, 100 days out. the race has been appended not just for the harris campaign but also the trump operation. i don't know. we have talked a lot about speeches. what he is saying is insane and not connected to the reality of the race. but also there is the infrastructure piece of this. i am wondering how you see it all? >> listen, i've known chris a long time. he is a smart guy, but the republican party does not know how to talk to black and brown people. they do not know how to relate the black and brown people-two women. there can be no starker contrast than what you see. all of these coalitions. trump is struggling. he is calling names and attacking. j. d. vance is a hot mess. when you get down to the infrastructure of the campaign if i were giving chris advise i would say you had better get someone in really quick to teacher candidate how to speak to women and how to stay on message and focus. i think that is the problem. >> stuart, picking up on that idea of a hot mess, i want you to take a listen to what donald trump had to say about all things, el

harris. so it remains to be seen. but for today anyway, and it does seem to change day by day. he will remain the nominee. >> yeah , nelson >> yeah, nelson, he is staunch in his defence that he is going to be the man to take on donald trump. however, we all know money talks and reports this morning suggest that up to $90 million worth of donations to his campaign and the democratic party have now been frozen until he stands down. >> that's correct. and he also has the delegate support. so and that's up to him to give over those delegates to kamala harris or whoever the ultimate nominee might be. so there is a lot of waiting and seeing , and people waiting and seeing, and people are trying very hard, apparently, to convince him to step aside. excuse me , but the step aside. excuse me, but the key, i think, for him is his inner circle . he key, i think, for him is his inner circle. he is being protected from these calls that the general public is making by his inner circle, which probably includes his wife and his son. >> but how do you think president joe biden is, is actually feeling about november as a prospect ? because

great to have you with us, nelson, we're just going to take a quick look at the phone call that was made between barack obama, michelle obama and kamala harrisinally got round to endorsing her, it took them a while to do so. let's take a quick listen to that. >> kamala . hello. hi. hey there. >> kamala. hello. hi. hey there. >> kamala. hello. hi. hey there. >> oh, hi. you're both together. oh, it's good to hear you both . oh, it's good to hear you both. >> i can't have this phone call without saying to my girl, kamala, i am proud of you. this is going to be historic. >> we called to say michelle and i couldn't be prouder to endorse you and to do everything we can to get you through this election and into the oval office . and into the oval office. >> oh my goodness, michelle, barack, this means so much to me. i am looking forward to doing this with the two of you. doug and i both , and getting out doug and i both, and getting out there being on the road. but most of all, i just want to tell you the words you have spoken and the friendship that you have given over all these years mean more than i can express. so thank you both. it means so mu

harris or someone new altogether remains to be seen. but the democrats are in trouble and they need they need to pique the interest of the voters. >> and, nelsonthe opfions >> and, nelson, what are the options here in terms of getting a potential replacement forjoe a potential replacement for joe biden ? is that something? could biden? is that something? could he be forced out of the race? what are the options on the table? >> the easiest option would be for him to resign that would be the easiest thing. and that what? that's what his closest allies are trying to cajole him into. and actually, it's gone from cajoling to pressure. if he doesn't resign and turn the presidency, let alone, come november, the nomination over to kamala harris, then they would have to, at the convention, pick a number two. but the convention is coming up in mid—august, so time is of the essence now. >> so what did you make of donald trump's speech at the republican national convention? some said it was unifying. in the speech, he said, you know, i want to be a president for all of america, not just half of america , commentators, america, commentators, columnists, com