senior white house correspondent jackui heinrich with more. there is some intrigue around this issue of her being different and now maybe how they tend not to appear to support each other. >> it was interesting to watch and seemed like she really didn't want to get into the sensitivity about what we all witnessed, which was party leaders really forcing this decision. obviously president biden has not been a major force on the campaign trail. in part because he wasn't animating the crowds at the campaign wanted and that is what forced these party leaders after that debate to change out their horse. but harris has had to answer whether there was anything more behind the scenes that caused her to question the president's mental fitness because it speaks to whether the american people can trust her. >> can the american people trust you in these moments? you feel like you never saw anything like that from president biden. >> i have worked with joe biden whether hours and hours and hours over these four years, whether it be in the situation room or

we find white house correspondent jackui heinrich traveling with the president and live in berlin. good morning, jackui. >> good morning. president biden always intended to talk about the middle east in his conversations that are still happening right now with the leaders of france, germany and the u.k. they especially want to get to iran supporting russia for its war in ukraine. they sent missiles. that was always supposed to be part of the conversation. talks about the middle east with regard to gaza are a bit more hopeful now after israel eliminated the head of hamas. listen. >> sinwar was the main obstacle to getting a cease-fire done. he would refuse to move forward. his death does provide a unique opportunity to try to take advantage of where we are with hamas, where israel is with hamas and see if we can't get a cease-fire in place. >> the other big focus here is positioning ukraine for success. the german president didn't hide his country's anxiety about the possibility of another trump presidency. there is uncertainty about what future u.s. support for ukraine's defense loo

jackui heinrich. were told beyonce would show up in chicago and that didn't happen at the convention. what is going on now, jackui? good morning. >> well, we should know the answer by tonight. we don't have it now as far as beyonce goes, bill. harris has virtually no chance of winning texas. the campaign is coming here to spotlight the state's restrictive abortion rights in hopes of generating headlines to mobilize voters in states that will decide the election. states like arizona and nevada where abortion is on the ballot taking a page from trump who generated a lot of coverage with his stops at coachella and madison square garden this weekend. a maris poll shows trump has a seven point lead over harris in this state among likely voters. campaign hopes tonight that people who are having freedoms rolled back in harris's words will make the case another trump presidency would go even further and support harris's efforts here. >> let me tell you the idea that someone who survives a crime of a violation

senior white house correspondent jackui heinrich leads this hour live in a county that is home to ann arbor, michigan. good morning. >> good morning to you guys. vice president harris made the democracy pitch again yesterday in philadelphia. today in michigan she will be playing up manufacturing jobs that came out of investment from the chips act. the inflation reduction act. it might be because her biggest financial supporters are crying out for a messaging shift. the headline "new york times" this morning reads pro-harris super pac raises concerns about focusing on trump and fascism. the group future forward warned attacking trump as a fascist are less effective than highlighting harris's proposals. it showed the negative talk about trump's character is not moving the needle where she needs it and she appeared to acknowledge what she thought was a private discussion with whitmer yesterday she has to improve her standing with men. >> we have microphones tied to everything. i didn't realize that. we just told all the family secrets. >> a new piece of her interview from friday when the

. >> dana: he said he could out last jackui heinrich. >> good luck. >> dana: thank you, david. >> dana sports. >> dana: bill, a cold bat turns red hot at just the right time. watch. >> first two r.b.i.s of this pro-season. sends one high and deep to center field. did he get it? back on it is thomas. he is at the wall. he got it. it's a two-run home run. aaron judge finally connects. his first home run of this postseason. >> dana: aaron judge blasted a two-run home in the second game last night capping a yankee's within against the cleveland guardians. his third r.b.i.enter the yankees lead the series two games to none. his third r.b.i. ? i know what that means. he is not very good. >> bill: he is a player. they go back to cleveland. the guardians have a good team. great pitching staff. >> dana: does it make you sad as a cincinnati reds fan? >> bill: that we're not in it, yes. the deal about ohio. when you are in state you hate each other. when you are out of state you're all brothers and sisters. >> dana: england and scotland in soccer. >> bill: this is clever. this mayor has a mets an