i. kimberly thank you so much. that's kimberly how can reporting from this campaigned event in maryland. thank you. it's still a head on alpha 0. find out why only one side of sedans, warring parties, is turned up in geneva. the in depth analysis of the face headline was strategic purpose. do you think this assassination serves israel informed opinions, people who have been 18 years. i've seen that they have to give it a chance to best to be a bold critical debate. russia has decided that the war ukraine as a defensive war inside story. how will it change the security relationship between both come on out jersey, around the safe them even come in as an international insight. corruption excellence award nominator here on now the the, [000:00:00;00] the, you're watching else is a reminder of our headlines this hour. the death toll from israel's one garza has passed 40000, at least 16456 our children. and more than $11000.00 women, thousands more people are believed to still be buried under the rubble. and a new round

i think it's a mistake. uh, you know, kimberly mentioned earlier reporting lot from the, from the venue that they're going to talk about joe biden. and you know, his legacy. i think that's a mistake bit because is actually pass from work to the current policies, inflation the number one up on the americans minds, but also palestine being an issue and, and the border at our southern tip in mexico. i'm james and we've seen considerable pro palestinian protest as outside the dmc coating for a ceasefire in gaza. does as well as well and gauze that remained the biggest liability for hers and her base at the moment for face. yes, absolutely. but for lagrano broader population, i think it's still inflation. you know, when they come out and they rebuild policy proposals like price controls at 1st people are like, oh, price controls, what does that? and then when they dig into it, they realize that this is really government setting, the, the, the uh price is rather than the company set in the prices. and they say, well, that doesn't really

i would, and this is just, kimberly help is unofficial. i'm scientific opinion going into the convention. i would probably have said that this is still a very close race coming out of this. i don't feel it's particularly close anymore . given the fact that i've seen such an overwhelming response by women over the issue of abortion and the economy, you have to remember that in the united states, particularly it is probably true around the world to the women are often the ones that are making the decisions about how money is fed, even if in the other traditional household men may still be the bread winters, women are often the ones that are doing the shopping. and as that is even true, even in sort of income here in the united states for women are often also the bread winters by a 5050 split. and so women are certainly concerned about the economy in a deep, passionate way, as well as abortion. and so they are gravitating to cobble a harris in a big way, given the fact that they have seen the cost of ordinary goods. so up dramatically as they

kimberly, i was shut off. you made a lot of fucking, however, the repub succeeded to have come to a district. i'm thomas the boss in. so i don't think of somebody else. i think that the, the, the, somebody got it. that is a journalist who st. mohammed in mogadishu many thanks. you. thank you very much. i to at least 9 people, including a local commander of a mazda is military wing, have been killed in 2 separate, is really air strikes in the occupied west back. these really military confirms its forces were targeting a terror cell operating in and around the city of tow. com when it fired on a vehicle carrying 5 people. the army claims they were poor is to carry out an attack. a few hours later, israel's military says it killed 4 more palestinian militants after they opened fire on his really troops operating in the area. it's the latest in a series of strikes against a mazda is leadership raising fears about a wider regional accomplishment. the strikes come a day after thousands attended the funeral of the gr

i have kimberly healthcare and at the democratic national convention in chicago, where consul harris is running a temp was set to take the biggest stage of his political career as he formerly except his party nomination is ro, issues, new evaluation order, some parts of data by law in central casa, on time units in the south, when more than a 150000 palestinians, all sheltering and causes, loves to generation. israel's forces thousands of students to miss school for an entire year. the, for the 1st time since the ukraine was russia has space. it's biggest ukrainian drone attack targeting is capital that it tries to repel keys advances in its territory with its incursion in the coast region. russian authorities say defensive shut down 11 ukrainian drones targeting moscow. and its surrounding region, there's been no reports of damage or casualties. steve has talked to the facilities in russia, bought a tax on the capital. a more rec, and ukraine authorities of issued urgency, evacuation orders in the eastern city of port growth, a key logistics hub in the don't yet region. now this and

kimberly. i hope that for us, the convention you in chicago will be checking in with you later once we hear from symbols himself. now national hon susan, but democratic consultant and the form of communication direct to jen z for change . he joins us live now from sacramento. thanks for joining us, and he's just want to go through some really interesting things here that we've been hearing tonight. we 1st heard from bill clinton, i'll just quotes. so one of the things he said that so i love seeing these young lead as he said they look best uh and a sounds best. so we also heard from the came, jeffrey is the congressman who was quoting hip hop lyrics in his speech that always seeing a shift in the democratic policy, especially from the old gods to yes, there has been a significant transition to a more youth oriented approach, especially with vice president harris at the helm of the 2024, a ticket for the democratic party, and not to part and show you. because there's this campaign is heavily lever

i think that is a really good choice that her campaign has made. >> kimberly referenced earlier donaldd racism and his approach to candidate harris. i would like you to listen to the question from dana bash about that to vice president harris. >> he suggested you happened to turn black recently for political purposes. questioning a core part of your identity. any x >> same old, tired playbook. next question, please. [ laughter ] >> reporter: that's it? >> that's it. >> just for the record, everybody has made that face. that is the face. really? really? this is what you got? >> okay, i am going to answer, but -- >> i will answer, but. face aside, which actually was the answer, which we can't say on a family show, the fact is, she is above that. she is putting herself above that. let donald trump stay where he is. she is trying to elevate voters. we have been in that place almost 10 years now. she is trying to elevate it up by not leaning into that. what do you think of that strategy? >> one, i think it was a brilliant answer. i think we really have to understand the character of racism.

kimberly, i know you and the team are going to be there for now. kimberly hawk it inside the convention center in chicago. thank you very much. indeed. well elsewhere in chicago, protests against us support for israel, is it wages it's war on guys have continued for a 3rd day. much of the focus has been putting pressure on democratic leaders to hold on sales to israel. i'll just get his schedule. alexander reports from chicago of the chance of resistance as hundreds of protesters for the 3rd straight day calling on the democratic party to listen to the voices demanding in israel's genocide in guys a i wanna one cease fire. now, in the genocide vista, earlier in the day at a press conference, democratic party loyalists with the message to come over harris, that's our message to vice president harris. thoughts and prayers are not enough. we need meaningful policy change. we need his immediate and permanent ceasefire and an arms and bar go, which means not one more bomb will be provided from the united states to kill children and families in gaza. view

and i want to drill down on something. you said, kimberly, i want to make sure i'm understanding this. you're saying for the 1st time the us has put forward a proposal for all the things that amazon is real, didn't agree on meeting that previously. there were areas of disagreement which like nobody knew how we were bridging that gap. now the us to said this is how you bridge the gap as i understand it, that's where we are. but we don't yet have an answer from him. austin is real. that yeah, we were okay to take that box. we agree with this bridging proposal what i think is, is that the, the, the proposal was already there, okay. but they, they have agreed on the terms of that proposal, those bridging proposals, everyone's on the same page. in other words, they have agreed in for each little obstacle. they have worked out the terms of those agreements and everyone's on the same page. the, the mazda representatives were out, the table is where it was at the table. they all have those proposals and they all agree to those terms on every single

and as i said, the economic success that he believes he has brought to the country, i wanna bring in. kimberly hawkins, who's inside the convention venue in chicago. kimberly, i'm sitting here with 7 pages of notes and a lot of those are made up by what are really us. it will help the young. it's almost all the key phrases that we're going to hear. i'm sure time and time again in the run up to uh to the election. you have seen joe biden speak for the duration of his presidency. first of all, let's just talk about this feature. so what did you make of it? how does it compare to what we saw, obviously, it compared to the debate that we had been gone on some, you know, just a few months ago. let's start there. so yeah, well look, this was a bit of a rambling speech. it went on long. it was late, and this is joe biden, at kind of the end of his political career. he's not the speaker. he was even 10 years ago, but i have to admit, i job. i didn't spend a politician for more than a half century. and i've been covering him, i have been very strict bit for at least half of that time. i 1st started cov

says that if keith is really behind the node stream sabotage than so, many support of ukraine is kimberly, i think button there are deep divisions within the gentleman industrial glass and it goes even within the german military security opera on the whole of war in ukraine. and i think that he's essentially expressing the views of many within the, the german state. but this whole enterprise has been an absolute disaster for germany, whichever way you look at it. because if, if it's almost the case, the united states was behind the destruction of the north spain pipelines. then this is an absolute total humiliation for germany. america supposed to be a great ally and it's destroying your economy. if on the other hand, it was ukraine and poland, these are your clothes as how are your continuing to support ukraine? this is sending in, are you sending money to a state that is, is destroyed your energy infrastructure that is responsible for a risk eco site. so whichever way he would look at it, it's a total humiliation for joe man, i think he's expressing that discussed among many a not just of

is just about to say kimberly, i mean is this the thing the time for what we're going to be expecting in next, 2 days incessantly. uh also is this uh uh, an invitation to the type of people, but she is a means to solve it. how old is to bring on new young boots? is that what we're looking at here? is this giving you a sense of what the future holds in the next couple of months before about november election? really mean into something that harris has been able to do their poly mentioned, they're probably getting them. and what she's done is she's been able to tap into i hate to use the word again 5 in terms of her motors. and she's using the messaging, they communicate, whether it be use it, whether be cultural icons, whether it be just anything that they identify with. she's used to take her message . she's been doing it to the chat or has up to a 1000000 or more followers. she's been active on twitter or the other social media . and so this is where she has been down since being younger than her rival. donald trump's the season actively communicating her message and is translated in

>> because historically, democrats haven't wanted to talk about it and i agree with kimberly. defense on this because they have to defend voting against the bill you just talked about and now they have to defend separating kids. i was watching focus groups in arizona and nevada over the weekend and latino voters went straight to this child issue and said look, we agree we need to have a tougher border but you cannot separate kids here. that's ridiculous. it's clear he's just playing politics. so what was once a clear cut winner for the republicans has now become more of a problem as jd vance spent minute after minute on the defense with kristen welker. i think they started to screw this issue up. but to your point, democrats have to talk about it. they've got to go straight at it and not pretend it's not an issue because this is an issue swing voters care about. >> they did try to talk about it at the dnc. they had a whole night where they said immigration was going to be the focus. thank you so much. coming up next, we are tracking tropical storm hone off the coast of hawaii

about how to get to this day and not knowing if it would ever happen until the moment i heard the verdict. >> kimberly archie is a close family friend of the rue gomez's. she also worked with girardi over the years as an expert in sports injuries. >> it's not really a happy moment. how could it be happy to know that for 40 years this man walked on people in their worst day and their worst moment when their children died, when their parents died, when they were dying with cancer, when they were losing their homes and they're homeless and he's flying on a jet and going from country club to country club with people's money. it's not a happy day, but it's the first step in making it right. >> many of girardi's former clients and people who feel wronged by the attorney were there for the verdict, even though their allegations weren't directly on trial for them, this feels like the only opportunity to hold girardi accountable. >> he was still in all the way back from the 90s, but we're here today, and i thank god that the jury got it right. >> danny barnes says he filed complaints against girardi with the c

we're interest align our white house correspondent, kimberly how can i join us on washington dc. so how is the strip being viewed there? kimberly, well, it's being viewed as somewhat positive and that the relationship between the united states and china is maintained, but it's not 100 percent successful in. but as in terms of any sort of tapping down and tensions that has not been achieved, what you heard from the national security advisor, jake sullivan, is that there is vigorous given take. but in terms of a sort of coming to an understanding about the concern. 6 as of the united states on the part of china, that didn't happen, they did not come to an agreement, is what the national security adviser said. what was being conveyed by the united states is that there is still an ongoing view that china is still of grave concern to the us when it comes to economic security. specifically, when it comes to chinese tech imports into the united states. so that is still of a national security concern on the part of not only divided ministration, but law makers on capitol hill. and that is

kimberly about working this fine line. let me get a final thoughts to you before you go. i mean, coming on, how is this recent economic proposal? what haven't he criticized, whether it's in the media of underwhelming not for through. there are concerns, people don't know what she actually stands for. is that likely to become clear uh, over the next few days. well, this is a really good point because when she laid out those economic proposals, it what's interesting is both the right and the left have criticized her for that in some cases, calling her economically illiterate, given the fact that many of her republican critics have accused her of policies, which could be even like into communist in some cases said so for her to put another platform, but as was suggested, price controls, to bring down inflationary very high. prices would be naive. some would argue. so this is a, this is a challenge for her. the fact that she has put out these proposals many would say without a lot of thought is, is certainly, uh, maybe a misstep going out of the game. and these are some of the

next week's meeting in colorado, i want to test correspondence. kimberly helped ripples. there was a new feeling of optimism in the united states tonight following a call between the leaders of the united states, katara and egypt in trying to get this cease fire deal over the finish line. that's because, according to a senior administration official, there is a momentum and the last 48 hours have been among the most constructive in weeks. now the reason for this, according to this official, is that there is now a final bridge and proposal to overcome every single difference that has existed among the parties. for nearly every issue, whether it be the clearing of russell, whether it be medical services for the people of gaza, whether it be for the exchange of captives for palestinian prisoners in his really jails. there is now a way to implement this agreement in and on day one, and there is no longer any sort of risk for is really security. in fact, to this official thing is real, security will be enhanced. so what we are told is that there is a new spirit to drive this t

notary saying, "i have never met lisa marie presley, nor have i ever notarized a document signed by lisa marie presley." that notary, kimberlymiles away in daytona beach, florida. >> you think, this is a joke, am i being punk'd? >> reporter: she previously worked at car dealerships and for the county. shortly after the foreclosure announcement on graceland, she says she received a call from a private investigator working for the presley family. >> they go, "well, your notary was used in a document where somebody put it up for collateral." >> when you saw the signature, what about it stood out to you? >> that it looked absolutely nothing like my signature. and it's blurred in a lot of places. >> reporter: she says the notary's stamp on the supposed loan papers looks different than her real stamp. and the alleged loan company claimed the notary who signed the papers did it with lisa marie present. so just to be clear, you've never met lisa marie presley? >> no. >> reporter: you didn't sign anything for lisa marie presley? >> nothing for her. >> reporter: thanks to fillbrick's affidavit, the judge issued a temporary injunction

kimberly harris tomorrow night. i mean is that what the anticipation is of the i can tell you that the most of the democrats, most of the values, most of the people who are in this building will be in this building tonight today tomorrow. hey, for definitely no real to deliver. this is on a different page. and if you're here the is this, we're actually here, we're delegates and a guest of the convention come in. so pardon for the noise, but back to what the obama delivered yesterday. that was bringing down the house. they really killed it. we heard from so many people. yeah. they really electrified their crowd with what they said with how they shared the job of what they were supposed to do yesterday with their speech as there was michelle obama with a great speech which really had everybody up from their seats attacking donald trump quite, quite a bit and quite harshly. so and then bark obama, the former president, who still as the washington post headlines is the hold for our, with the democratic party. i'm not sure

we are insides of ten weeks until the presidential election. >> well, first i thought what kimberly said just on the money in terms of the political analysis. you've seen his numbers go down and what you see now is the question is how much woumdz remain? and he was doing damages at this point to donald trump. not to the democrats ticket. so it is almost as if you say it is less that he is going to add to donald trump than donald trump will keep and not lose votes. and so i don't know exactly how this translate in terms of actual out comes in a harris verses trump race. and when we come to the issue of the tips i mean i think it is pretty important to note that the culinary workers have endorsed kamala harris. ands it is also the case that the service workers in nationally endorsed chair. what we saw from the u.a.w. leaped err the convention -- leader, who wore a shirt that said trump was a scam. that is auchl language. you can say that was strong. trump is a guy who said we should fire strikers. and he wants tax cut for the rich and he wants tariffs that would drive up costs. when its co

i think jeff was kimberly, they don't call in addition to basic research, the trips to the crime scenes are coordinated here in paris. i know was difficult to treat or less, and you had them in the sort of in your hand. and one of them is now involved in the search for mass graves and the reconstruction of forgotten crimes worldwide. as it makes, i might as, as well, that's the timeline i'm finds in the well, 1st of all, we are now in association with around 25 people here in paris. the nice thing is that there are many young people from different nations and that the french are in the minority schools. and we have colleagues from eastern europe, guatemala, and the usa. and that is always been the strength of the associations that was want and that's not for me because we quickly realized that it can't always just be about one nation. astonished them on the line as you need connections to the countries in which we work. that's how to achieve success in our life and those who come on outside enough like employees from all over the world to meet in paris. on 3 months key often travels her

i want task correspondence. kimberly healthcare has more to the bottom administration has sanctioned on n g o inside israel known as a summer yosh as well as 3 members within this group. now this group is funded in part by the is really government and is affiliated with ministers bank of year as well as smart rich. we also understand that it raises money inside the united states as well as online. now, according to the bike administration, there is also another individual that has been section, allegedly for acting outside the scope of his authority as a law enforcement officer in the west bank, he allegedly led an effort to prevent $250.00 palestinians in a village from returning to that village after the volunteers in that area was off the village, preventing those from returning to their home. now the us is concerned and all of this is that this ongoing and escalating settler violence is undermining peace and security in the region. and as a result, that is why the vitamin ministration has taken this action. the hope

i caught our correspondent, kimberly hall cuz they're saying that has been covering a lot of speeches from joe biden over the years saying that it was a very long speech. it had a lot of very high points at the same time, and parts of it were quite dry. what did you make of that? well, there's a phrase that people are using here in united states. you. you give your flowers to your friends while they're still around rather than after their presidency is done . and i think that's what we really what's happening here. it's almost a, a pre emptive nostalgia moment. so people let joe uh, take his time to switch any certainly to do that i have to say did do that. so i want to ask you about what happens next, because obviously that they part of the goal of this was to, to, to all intents and purposes, draw a line under the presidency for joe biden, but obviously handling the torch hand on the box and to campbell the harvest, not cumberland harris, is still in a situation where she might be famous, but not a lot of people know a great deal about her. the same with tim won't serve a vice presi

kimberly, i have seen video.ve video of you handing out flowers to students and to their families. what what does it mean to you to be able to hand out those vases to the children? >> we are just so thrilled to be able to host this event for the second year in a row, and to be able to make sure that every child in elementary school in the fremont unified is able to bring their teacher a flower on the first day, just warms all of our hearts, and it just shows how important it is when nonprofits and community organizations all partner together, so it's great. >> well said. dirk let's talk about the origins of this really special tradition. 25 years of this. so where did the idea first come from? >> well, it's interesting, the idea first came from my mom, actually, who was a special education teacher for the fremont unified school district. and unfortunately, at the age of 97, we lost her last month. so this year we kind of dedicated it in her memory, but it was because of her and my passion for teachers, and i alwa

i want to bring in. kimberly hawkins. she is inside the convention venue in chicago, perhaps not surprisingly, bought a car bama and his wife before him. michelle obama getting a kind of rock star reception as they turned up it is worth reminding people, i guess that's monica obama has had a political friendship with campbell, a house since about 2008 when she was supporting him back in the primaries. so it's perhaps no surprise that he has been so supportive of her in this campaign. yeah, and it's not a surprise that rock obama is getting such a warm reception here in chicago. not only is he the headliner of this event and also one of the major stars is the democratic party. but this is his hometown chicago, and this is the hometown of his wife, michelle obama. also a star as the democratic party in her own rights ed bronco bob has since he 1st onto the stage 20 years ago this summer in boston, 2004 when he was hardly know. and he has remained kind of an ideological pillar of the democratic party continues to really cont

i throw up. [laughter] i'm sorry, that was rude. that was rude. my mother wouldn't have liked that. my mother wouldn't have liked that. then official first son's official fiancee, kimberly the stage. >> i have spent much of my time the last few days in prayer. >> stephen: me too. ♪ ♪ i didn't get soap on my glasses in rehearsal. kimberly was big-time angry about how the other side was so angry. >> the democrat vision for america is governed by fear, hatred, and political oppression. our vision is defined by our love of our country, love for our fellow citizens, and our love of freedom! >> stephen: "this is all about love! and don't you forget it, you filthy, thieving immigrants! now let's deport them all before they turn our dogs into trans cats!" [applause] it's woof woof, not meow meow. another speaker actually was a truly inspiring hero, 98-year-old wwii veteran william pekrul. mr. pekrul recounted vividly his memories from the war. >> a few months later, hitler was dead. the nazis were defeated. >> stephen: for a while, bill! for a while. overall, the evening was quite somber, with several hours devoted to human heartbreak, loss, and tragedy. but eventually it was t

and i from the also coming up as well. issues, new evacuation orders from positive that abala incentive goss, i'm hon. eunice in the south. a more than a 150000 palestinians all sheltering. i'm kimberly. how can i live at the democratic national convention in chicago or carla harris's brothers make sense to take the biggest stage of his political career, formerly extend. his parties nomination, practiced on purpose to contain an impulse outbreak to shield his thoughts economy . fanny was coverage and the cobit 19, i'm done at the, the 1st time since new crane will russia has faced his biggest ukrainian during the attack targeting it's capital mosca. that says it tries to repel kids advances and it's territory with its incursion in the cask region. national. far to say defense shut down 11 ukrainian drains targeting most go under surrounding region. i would know reports of damage, no casualties, fest bottles of raging and you cranes eastern don't yet squeak and hit in the city of pope roads. it's an important logistics help for the ukrainian military. when you're creating an army has released this video showing the fighting to put grubs russian forces and making advances towards the c

> what did you learn about kimberly? >> iw she was a doctor. >> reporter: kimberly advertised her business online and cindi found the ad. she instantly sensed this was another victim. at the same time, someone else was on derek's trail. sergeant jason of the saint paul minnesota police department. he had gotten a call from the manager at the saint paul hotel. >> that's our finest hotel in saint paul catered to presidents. >> reporter: there was a problem with a guest. the man seen here in this security video. >> i believe hotels.com was the service that he had used to preregister the room. the credit card was eventually declined. >> reporter: he said he was a doctor and told them he would give them another credit card. but he claimed the airline had lost his luggage. >> and he said well my wallet is in my luggage. is it okay if we just check in? >> reporter: the clerk gave him a room. of course, the man checking in is dr. aldbridge was alldred. >> he said he would have payment made through his office in hawaii. >> reporter: e

guest: i have to tell you, kimberly come a lot has changed, obviously, you know, since president biden decided not to run again less than a month ago. the mood coming into the convention with joe biden as the anticipated nominee was, i would say, not very enthusiastic. i won't say it was almost a funeral dirge, but it was almost like a going through the motions kind of process. since the support around kamala harris, you know, coalesced so greatly among democrats, i think there really is a greater expectation of excitement and opportunity with this convention as well as much more public attention will be brought to chicago and the convention itself. host: you have a story with the headline about that, that all eyes will be on chicago this week, can the dnc help reverse the city's national narrative? there have been so many stories about the violence at the 1968 democratic convention in chicago, also the democrats held a convention in chicago in 1996 that went smoothly. does chicago have something to prove here? guest: well, that is kind of the thesis of my sunday story. when you've hea

i want to ask correspond to, kimberly how it gets has more of this now of the national security council spokesperson, john kirby responding to criticisms 5 is really finance minister that the framework seats fire deal is a dangerous trap and a surrender to him off the arguments that are being made by small rich, according to john kirby are dead wrong and misleading to be is really public. kirby saying that prisoner exchanges save lives and criticism that they do anything other than that are simply wrong. in fact, the idea that the united states would put is real at risk is simply factually wrong, outrages and absurd according to the national security spokes person. now in terms of whether or not the united states and other negotiators, including egypt and cuts are, will be able to get this over the finish line. there is significant optimism, given the fact that israel has put out a statement saying that it will be at the table something the united states along with the other negotiators, are welcoming whether those talks take place on thursday in the hot or in hiero. having said that, t

spoke about the boca hire a militant sources for the latest weapons that are going to, kimberly situation in this i have and that angel more and you create as visual sources of ones and fight is really good. the movement of into vision is heightened for lubrication of some more loans and lead to of funds which continues to affect and collected fees in security. in the region. the nigeria remains one of the centers of international terrorism, streams of weapons from ukraine, flow with that. and the other extreme is groups across the middle east. out of this 36 states, we have the nigeria only about 5, not experiencing serials keep not being seals, security telling these serious issues on a tip not being funded. 3 destruction of communities. tea leaves the switch on this table. this which one is getting out of hand. now some of the insight as a half 1000003 confounds that. yes. that a sense even when the ones that are coming from your brain and begin tonight, julia comes k, x caught up. uh, we'll go ahead and start over at the boxing double team and then the jim pulled up the wireless. so he is, is n

i had okay. well we, we heard that loud and clear, just lots to comes there at the very end. but we still got the gist of that. kimberly helped get reporting life from maryland. thank you very much. i is still a head on alpha 0. find out why only one side of sedans, warring parties, has turned up in geneva. successful em 3 years since the taliban reached the power in afghanistan. you look at why the scan economy has shrunk by more than a, for the low. you're just in time for your weather report across the middle east and africa and some good news if you're in the golf. the breeze is picking up here, so that's going to wipe away most of the human city for places like us here in doha . this is a hot, dry wind blowing down from iraq and pushes our temperature up to 43 and look what it doesn't create to pushes it to 50 degrees, still showers and storms for southwest saudi arabia and the western side of the main friday. and actually, over the course of the weekend, disturbed weather swirling around the caspian sea, that's going to strike bucket with some showers. same goes for later on. so 36 degrees for you, not as hot as

i ever made. all right, thank you very much. kimberly halgert reporting to us from inside the convention hole in the chicago. i mean, while the republican presidential candidate donald trump is criticized, come with a higher says rac hold on criminal justice. trump made the remarks while visiting the michigan town of how a month off the white supremacist gathered. the democrats accuse drums campaign of staring out racial tensions for political gain. a lot of times political arrival is campaigning in wisconsin. shelby holding a riley milwaukee full of l. is there and joins us now. so the campaign trail heating up both candidates trading bob's vill oh yeah, absolutely. i mean we had some donald trump and his main message was to talk about cry. pretty of this impression that a number of cities here with the united states crime, britain and he's the only one second source. it ours. we message we're expecting to hear from pamela harris's, both to be focused on the positivity of the changes that she feels that she could bring. and that's a rea

something interesting about the standing issue you raised, kimberly, if i had to extract a silverlining. i think justice ketanji brown jackson told us there is no silver lining. this is not justice, this is not a win and that is 100% true. the interesting thing is known in, not only outright forum shopping, but there are so many groups being formed to attack principles like affirmative. like reproductive rights. these are not real organizations. these are shell corporations. not-for-profit corporations that don't represent actual people. i think it was good that there was a recognition of that emptiness of this organization. as the same for ffa, students for fair admissions that ended affirmative action. all of those well-funded extreme conservative organizations that are attacking our rights left and right. it was interesting that this court at least saw through that. but this is just a temporary fix. you have someone like justice thomas, yes, i'm bringing them up again -- [laughter] who went all the way to the other side and tried to end associational standing altogether for legitimat

. >> somebody said, are you kimberly philbrick, and i go, what is this about? ey go, well, your notary was used in a document where somebody put it up for collateral. >> reporter: kimberly philbrick is a notary public in daytona beach, florida. sitting down with abc news and telling our eva pilgrim that she never notarized the document supposedly used for the loan and putting up graceland as collateral. >> when you saw the signature, what about it stood out to you? >> that it looks absolutely nothing like my signature. >> do you feel in some ways that you saved graceland? >> if they couldn't get in touch with me, what would have happened? >> reporter: and as the story began to attract global attention here, findley allegedly tried to blame a nigerian identity thief located over in nigeria. guys? >> gio: oh, what an unbelievable story. all right. phil, thank you so much. >>> time now for another check of the weather. somara theodore is here. you're watching some clouds. >> somara: yes, we are. so, when we're not tracking the tropics, we're tracking these storms.

caller: good morning, kimberly. yeah, i just recently retired.y income was -- well, it is about $40,000 i guess or something there about. the cost of living here is high in alaska. host: i am looking at the numbers here. it looks like the lowest end of the middle class income in alaska is $57,579. caller: yeah. yeah. we don't have income tax. we don't have sales tax. but everything else is expensive. in terms of inflation, things are always relative. it is the one thing that people always seem to blame on presidents. they have absolutely no control about inflation. i cannot hear either party talk about actually a plan to do anything about inflation because i really don't see what they can do. it is just like gas prices. they can reproduce the most amount of gas in the world right now but it is not going to bring gas prices down because most of it we export. we don't use it for domestic consumption, so it is really unfortunate, but people blame whoever the president is or others and say my gas is high. it should not be, and if it is, it is because

caller: good morning, kimberly. yeah, i just recently retired.y income was -- well, it is about $40,000 i guess or something there about. the cost of living here is high in alaska. host: i am looking at the numbers here. it looks like the lowest end of the middle class income in alaska is $57,579. caller: yeah. yeah. we don't have income tax. we don't have sales tax. but everything else is expensive. in terms of inflation, things are always relative. it is the one thing that people always seem to blame on presidents. they have absolutely no control about inflation. i cannot hear either party talk about actually a plan to do anything about inflation because i really don't see what they can do. it is just like gas prices. they can reproduce the most amount of gas in the world right now but it is not going to bring gas prices down because most of it we export. we don't use it for domestic consumption, so it is really unfortunate, but people blame whoever the president is or others and say my gas is high. it should not be, and if it is, it is because

i fought until the end and unfortunately like kimberly i looked _ and unfortunately like kimberly i looked move for gold. so we settled for silver but what a fantastic — we settled for silver but what a fantastic achievement, and i will look back— fantastic achievement, and i will look back at it with no regrets. and ou will look back at it with no regrets. and you will rrot — look back at it with no regrets. jifuc you will not have look back at it with no regrets. e1c you will not have to see those huge bumper cars in your nightmares at night any more, i imagine, joe. bumper cars in your nightmares at nightany more, i imagine, joe. iethi’ith night any more, i imagine, joe. with an elongated — night any more, i imagine, joe. with an elongated schedule compared to a world _ an elongated schedule compared to a world cup— an elongated schedule compared to a world cup or world champs or european _ world cup or world champs or european championships, i was going to bed _ european championships, i was going to bed thinking about the start and how to _ to bed thinking about the start and how to b

kimberly. thank you very much. i of the dream force as it continued to push into devices coast collegian ended up taking the time of sewage at the border. the cranes top military combined to told the president of letting me is the landscape. they've ceased control of 82 settlements inside russian title actually keeps also appointed a local come on to for administrative control incursions, not into it. the 2nd week, russian remains in control of much of eastern ukraine. but its forces have been entrenched for most of the war. the trains and carson intercourse case for the north, then the main front lines, west coast of knowledge that ukraine's games, but says they're not as significant as keith is claiming ukraine. it says it's now 35 kilometers deep into the russian territory and for the control and the time of sewage up. susan is the largest sacrament there with a population of about 5000 people. just as defense editor alex could help with this as more from the ukrainian capital key. a decrease of bones has been ong

kimberly healthcare al jazeera, chicago. i, let's pronounce my kind of who's live 1st in chicago. and so the convention venue. so mike, a democrat, some joining a search and joined the party of the convention so far what it was planned for later a full day on the den. later they will be able to meet the vice president of nominating walls, who will be addressing delegates. he was put in that position very recently at smell to know the degree to which democrats have actually got to know him. they do know most of them that he's got enough minnesota, but older my new sheriff, the candidates live, hasn't really been revealed that to the state. but this would be an opportunity for him to speak directly to delegates, and in so doing speak directly to voters who would want to know more about him. then we've got 4 mate. president, bill clinton will be talking along with the full misspeak of the house. nancy pelosi. so what the, the organizes are attempting to do is to keep set groundswell of feel good emotion that is characterized at this convention to keep that going until the very end. w

thank you so much, kimberly. it want to say that c-span's coverage of the election has been outstanding, and yesterday, i enjoyed mark. he founded democracy docket, and he did excellent -- an excellent program on we the average joe or joe-ette has to stand up and actually talk to people about the authoritarian dictatorship that donald trump and his cronies put into effect. what gives him hope and makes him continue to fight is knowing that there are other organizations that are trying to stand up, that there are americans like me, 74, and things are better for me under joe biden and kamala harris. and i just want to say that there should be a law that average people have to watch 24 hours of c-span to keep themselves informed and to hear both sides. both sides. of an issue. thank you so much. host: next up is mike in ohio on our line for independents. good morning, mike. caller: good morning. i am glad the last lady is doing so good under the bidenomics. listen, this lady -- they have not had a primary yet and all

thank you so much, kimberly. iust want to say that c-span's coverage of the election has been outstanding, and yesterday, i enjoyed mark. he founded democracy docket, and he did excellent -- an excellent program on we the average joe or joe-ette has to stand up and actually talk to people about the authoritarian dictatorship that donald trump and his cronies put into effect. what gives him hope and makes him continue to fight is knowing that there are other organizations that are trying to stand up, that there are americans like me, 74, and things are better for me under joe biden and kamala harris. and i just want to say that there should be a law that average people have to watch 24 hours of c-span to keep themselves informed and to hear both sides. both sides. of an issue. thank you so much. host: next up is mike in ohio on our line for independents. good morning, mike. caller: good morning. i am glad the last lady is doing so good under the bidenomics. listen, this lady -- they have not had a primary yet and al

i can say. great opportunities come pass in a mixed messages. we examine kimberly harris and donald trump's rhetoric and advice for the us presidency. the, the paddler that will start in south asia where a deep depression has moved its way of western parts of india, causing flooding in places like good. you're right now. the red warnings on friday off for the roster of its southern pots of pockets on we'll also see those. the terrain shall reins and all that circulation is set to pull out into the raving st . what it could become a tropical system. but on saturday, the red warnings switch it to the east for telling gonna that's where we're going to see the heaviest of the rain folding through the we can not as wet down in the south but west saw across japan that size to tie food tion shawn. is bringing some strong winds, but torrential rain because it's a slow moving a tie from. we're not predictable pos but it's set to move from chicago on woods to one shoot, taking some very heavy rain flight schools, flooding and land slides. we'll see that in tokyo, that weathe