phyllis hall: it didn't bother john at all putting someone on death row, because of what he got out of's second trial, hall was moved to the same cell block. at the time, he was facing a 50-year sentence for assaulting a police officer. days after meeting ogrod, hall asked his wife to find information about barbara jean horn's murder. phyllis hall: i went to the library in philadelphia, and they have all the newspapers, so i would get him copies. lester holt: hall then used those articles to learn about the case, so he could create a confession that sounded plausible. tom lowenstein: i had the notes that he made of the ogrod case. i had it all right in front of me. how he made it up, i found a library print-out of a newspaper article about the barbara jean horne case. lester holt: hall also shared the fabricated story with another snitch. phyllis hall: he gave the story to another inmate, jay wolchansky, like he got the story from walter, but walter and jay never communicated together. lester holt: both snitches went to prosecutors claiming they each heard the same story from ogrod, bu

john hall has this update from nearest rubber, anita, but we've witnessed some of the un moving scenes over the last few hours here in the memorial symmetry. the impulse of char, just down the road from shrubbery to on the day july. the 11th now officially designated by the you and as a day of remembrance for forever. and it says genocide that improves thousands of people visiting the cemetery. and they've been services of burial for the latest victims whose remains have finally been found and identified by a painstaking process of forensic archaeology that is going on in these parts. for years, 14 new victims added to the numbers in this cemetery. the youngest was to 17 when he died, berries me more it. she was better just over there beside his brother, assuming his father on that bringing a new total of 6765 victims in the cemetery just across the road. incidentally from the un headquarters to house the peacekeepers, the dutch battalion a task with looking after the safety of boston and muslims in a few and protected safe zone of shrubbery needs. so they looked on unable or unwilling

so i'm going to go to john hall in dining street for more and this, this isn't just about the tories losing control of the country. some big names have lost their seats and some of those names, of course, have been responsible for some of the controversial policies that the tories have been trying to put in place. yes, absolutely no place right. it is fully gone down the street real much as it was exactly 6 weeks ago when she threw next to the behind me getting out to the side of denouncing this election campaign. it was a bad omen then it has turned out to be a very bad. i've been for the conservative party and as you say, some of its most seen, the serving cabinet ministers have been wiped out in the slave land slide the names like julian keegan, the educational secretary alex took the just the secretary ground shops of defense any more than the commentators, they've both been tipped as possible leaders of the conservative party moving forward, the transport secretary, mach hop, you know, to lose a few senior cabinet members. perhaps not. that's unusual to lose this many really pre

i'm gonna go to john hall and dining street for some some molar and there's about half an hour or so jonah, we saw jeremy hunt the chancellor. these jack, i'm moving out of number 11 dining street. he's retained to the street, but that is seats, but there have been some big names losing there's it is put in an absolutely dreadful night until the conservative party make no mistake about that. you may recall that 6 weeks and one day, a guy when richardson i came out to something right. do it within 10 behind me in front of the podium and, and, and so that would be a snap election on the 4th of july due to everyone by surprise, including his own party that happens, i believe, for him is right and he goes, so it was considered to be a bad government and indeed, so it has proven a conservative scrolling to what quite possibly will be the west west result since the early 19th century. and of course, losing in the process. a significant number of very seen the conservative party serving front bench cabinet minister state list is long the education sector in june keegan alex, to adjust the s

john hall has mall from outside, let him palace the contacts the c p. c. relatively new form was set up in 2022, the brainchild french president, emanuel mac on an immediate aftermath of russia's invasion of ukraine. it was meant to bring together all the countries of europe and not just the $27.00. the 8050 heads of state representative, all of them to talk about issues of concern to the european continent, not just the russian threats that energy security migration is a big topic of course as well. and notable him at every nbc is the opposite of transatlantic element. there is no united states at the table, the traditional so the backbone, european defense. this is about europe looking out for its own right now. i think the real preoccupation beyond energy, the own security building, migration these what happens in november, this assuming possibility of a 2nd some presidency, have a more inward looking isolationist, antagonistic towards nato, towards european security towards ukraine's defense as well. president zalinski is here. he will be honest, i

the 4th, as my government on john hall is outside the houses of parliament and london joins us lie from this that we saw quite a bit of pageantry take us through what was the sense of peace of the opening of parliament. well this is sort of pique pushed parliament meats, royal pageantry, pomp cetera. many symbolism cake ritual, but not without real substance as well as king charles. the 3rd came here to parliament and inside the lord's chamber, delivered the king speech written for him. of course by the lady, but prophecy couple of the one that landslide victory less than 2 weeks ago, setting out its new legislative agenda. and in so doing that, kicking off the new section of parliament teats said broad at the top. that stability would be the cornerstone of my government before setting up a range of measures aimed at sustainable economic growth. the idea being to generate revenue so that the government can go about tackling versus breaking public services. things like, relaxing, planning reforms that will house building can take place investments in industry skills and new technology, j

vote was resisted by neighbouring salvia, who said it was politically motivated and destabilizing john hall reports from cyber need. so in bosnia herzegovina. has the muslim enclave of threat brands failed to both means the policies in july 1995, mostly men and boys separated from the women and children, fled subs were under orders to cuba and they did so indiscriminately smell through more than 8000 people that he was among those fleeing for their lives. they bought my escape through the forest took 11 days during which i lost consciousness and was left behind. the majority of the most i rather kept bleak or from the flies, ate the blisters of my feet and the maggots. scroll through with the flashing of stuff i tried, but i couldn't move anymore. when i try to i would sucks and my knees and i quote for 3 days and the person's equals a heat loss. 28 relative seen the river and it's a genocide, a bowman to redemption, came years later when he discovered the remains of a cousin near me. they will not because and pay off. it was a tough moment uncomfortable because this is this call of a human

john hall explains the dilemma. the island faces. the sirens interrupt the silence as to just as they did 50 years ago at 5 20 in the morning when turkey's troops landed on the beaches of northern cypress. the military in athens had days earlier, attempted to to and nicholas here to reunite cyprus with greece. to kias response was to invade, occupying a 3rd of the island, a division that remains to this day. the yes, the pain and bitterness we feel for this day cannot be described in words. all those dock days come to our memories. we remember the betrayal that happened when they just left our children over that to be killed. me kind of these 10 it kits. this was 30 at the time, displaced like thousands of others from his home in the north here tending his brother's grave. the self declared took east republic of northern cyprus, announces itself in the distance. many of its citizens displaced as well. are the 2 sides separated by a buffers unprotected by the un folders peacekeeping mission? 2 sides mocking this moment quite different

just a few of the 8000 men and boys killed. 5 bosnian serb troops, john hall report from the store of it into an eastern bosnia herzegovina, the senate still 29 years after they died in upholding circumstances. 14. so the victims of the shrubbery to genocide a late to arrest. the youngest was fairly small age 17 when he was shot and killed, buried beside his brother has him and father or man. this was all the family we had left. we have been to, to the designated totally uncles on both sides, cousins, brothers of my father and my husband to solve a single model. you know, you know, old, more than 8000 mostly men and boys were killed as they fled. following the fall of the un designated safe zone. and a trevor needs to bosnian serb forces. 20000 people. so safety with you in peacekeepers at their base in nearby poto, charlie put in the historic failure of peace keeping the humans don't battalion did not intervene. irritate memorial, send the trait just across the road from that you and base people come each year in remember, and so costs, but also to bury those whose remains have final

ambassador sat down on the chair, all the ministers sat on their knees in a row on both sides of the hall. john bell's travel book in 114 pages about the travels of this doctor about the tsar of russia to different cities of iran, including the kashan tribe of ghazvin and gilan, and also the incident. the importance of iran in the last years of shah sultan hossein's rule is discussed, and at the end of the book, the sources of the translator are mentioned. this program is about the largest military mission of the army navy. a trip that made news. we became the territorial waters of the islamic republic of iran. name group 86 of the army navy after crossing the ocean waters and successfully completing the mission of traveling to the countries of the earth. the news of the largest military mission of the army navy in the history of iran. i saw empathy between the children, and i think this empathy and solidarity was the biggest thing that could happen. this 232-day journey has now become the lifeblood of a documentary assembly. the 232-day program was recorded in the city of bandas, and it was pr

since as landslide victory in elections earlier this month, let's get to john to hall his line for us that platinum palace. jonah, to what extent is this gathering about recalibrating european security ahead of wherever the us is heading onto the elections. what look as much as the form of the gender items here may include things like, technically, immigration crisis that affects much of the european continent. things i gotta do security as well, and fonts and democracy on the racing up. the order of importance here and pre occupying most of the leaders here is what is happening in the united states. what will have to be on november the possibility looming, of course, of the 2nd, trump presidency, and all of that will be in for european at security of a more isolationist the united states. to formally the traditional guarantor, of course, of european security, turned antagonistic towards nato. towards european defense towards you credit and president zalinski is here speaking earlier, you have a more emotive terms about the need for unit to you about the need to guard against those wh

and the snp leader, john swinney, walked to a village hall in perthshire to cast his vote.s, the plaid cymru leader rhun ap iorwerth voted in anglesey and the green co—leader carla denyer cast her vote in bristol. the west of england. many people have already voted by post, including the leader of reform uk, nigel farage. the polls are open until 10:00. you'll need to show an accepted form of photo id, such as a passport, driving licence or an older or disabled person's bus pass. if you've asked for a postal vote and it hasn't turned up, you can go in person to your local council to ask for a replacement ballot paper before 5:00. and if you've got a postal vote but haven't sent it back, you can still drop it off at the polling station today in england, scotland, and wales or ask someone else to do it on your behalf. at this royal mail office, they're sorting through completed postal votes to get them to the right place to be counted. if somebody opts to vote by post, we will get the postal vote to them. that goes out in something we call a ballot pack. they then return the

hall. we were talking in the booth, john karl. you could see he was visibly moved the first final he walked in, the first night. by night three, you can tell he's feeling like he's owning this convention. he's here as an audience member, taking in these speakers, each and every night. >> the first night, walking in, just 48 hours or so after an assassin's bullet came close to killing him, you see him on the verge of choking up. very emotional. i think he has seemed emotional each night coming into the hall. but, as you said, he's into the moment. he loves that wwe feel of the fighter walking into the, into the arena, through the hallway. but, it's extraordinary. you don't usually see this in a national convention, the nominee sitting there throughout essentially all of the prime time speeches for all four nights. >> and you know, john, the world, the country, awaiting to hear more from j.d. vance, the running mate selected just a couple days ago. j.d. vance made his first appearance in the hall moments after it was announced with

john arrillaga. the induction for the san jose sports hall of fame. the ceremony is in november.arriors summer league in las vegas. hello to brandon pisemsky. he did not play tonight, but he says he's actually going to go to paris to watch steph curry and team usa basketball. just as a fan. dayquan plowden with the big dunk here. remember he just signed that two way contract earlier this week. warriors beat the cavaliers 9685 for their sixth str when we're young, we're told anything is possible... ...but only a few of us go out and prove it. witness the greatness of anna hall on a connection worthy of gold: xfinity mobile. only xfinity gives you the most powerful mobile wifi network, with speeds up to a gig in millions of locations. and right now, xfinity internet customers can buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. get the fastest connection to paris with xfinity. oakland and alameda. a yellow pontoon vessel called woodstock. the inaugural ride happened this morning. it'll take 37 trips every day between the two cities. ride takes less than ten minutes. you could pi

john arrillaga. the induction for the san jose sports hall of fame. the ceremony is in november.riors summer league in las vegas. hello to brandon pisemsky. he did not play tonight, but he says he's actually going to go to paris to watch steph curry and team usa basketball. just as a fan. dayquan plowden with the big dunk here. remember he just signed that two way contract earlier this week. warriors beat the cavaliers 9685 for their sixth s

john arrillaga. the induction for the san jose sports hall of fame. the ceremony is in november. a warriors summer league in las vegas. hello to brandon pisemsky. he did not play tonight, but he says he's actually going to go to paris to watch steph curry and team usa basketball. just as a fan. dayquan plowden with the big dunk here. remember he just signed that two way contract earlier this week. warriors beat the cavaliers 9685 for their sixth s between oakland and alameda. a yellow pontoon vessel called woodstock. the inaugural ride happened this morning. it'll take 37 trips every day between the two cities. ride takes less than ten minutes. you could pick up the shuttle in oakland on broadway by jack london square and in alameda, you can grab it at bohol circle. immigrant park on fifth street. that looks kind of cool, actually. yeah. it's free. look at that. bring your bike on it for sure. all right, jeff, before we go, how are we looking for thursday morning? we're going to look at some cool weather with some patchy fog near the coast. in the bay, temps in the 50s and low 60

the snp leader, john swinney, made his way to his polling place, a village hall in perthshire.laid cymru leader, rhun ap iorwerth, cast his vote in north wales. but many people have already voted by post, and that includes reform uk's nigel farage. global media has descended on westminster to cover the election result. 650 mps will be elected, so a party needs 326 of them to form a majority. but whatever the result, there will be lots of new faces in there, because one in five mps in the last parliament chose step down. votes will be counted overnight, and if you are able to stay up overnight, seat by seat, the bbc election programme will bring you the results. iain watson, bbc news. you can find all the latest including how the bbc reports polling day on the bbc news website and app. and a reminder — you can watch the general election results programme live on bbc one in the uk and here on the bbc news channel around the world from 9:55pm uk time — all the way into friday. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. many of us have seen some decent spells ofjuly sunshine today

the snp leader, john swinney, made his way to his polling place, a village hall in perthshire.the greens in england and wales, carla denyer, cast her ballot in the west of england. the plaid cymru leader, rhun ap iorwerth, cast his vote in north wales. but many people have already voted by post, and that includes reform uk's nigel farage. global media has descended on westminster to cover the election result. 650 mps will be elected, so a party needs 326 of them to form a majority. but whatever the result, there will be lots of new faces in there, because one in five mps in the last parliament chose step down. votes will be counted overnight, and if you are able to stay up overnight, seat by seat, the bbc election programme will bring you the results. iain watson, bbc news. there's still a little while left for people to cast their vote. all the latest including how the bbc reports polling day on the bbc news website and app. and a reminder, you can watch our special programme covering all the results as they come in, with interviews, reaction and analysis — live, here on bbc n

the snp leader, john swinney, made his way to his polling place, a village hall in perthshire.eens in england and wales, carla denyer, cast her ballot in the west of england. the plaid cymru leader, rhun ap iorwerth, cast his vote in north wales. but many people have already voted by post, and that includes reform uk's nigel farage. global media has descended on westminster to cover the election result. 650 mps will be elected, so a party needs 326 of them to form a majority. but whatever the result, there will be lots of new faces in there, because one in five mps in the last parliament chose to stand down. votes will be counted overnight, and if you are able to stay up overnight, seat by seat, the bbc election programme will bring you the results. iain watson, bbc news. and as you'd expect, we'll have continuous coverage as the results roll in overnight. 0ur election programme begins at 9:55pm here on bbc one or bbc two, depending where you live in the uk, and on the iplayer. that's hosted by my colleagues clive myrie and laura kuenssberg. joe biden has admitted to a us radio

and the snp leader, john swinney, walked to a village hall in perthshire to cast his vote. plaid cymru leader rhun ap iorwerth voted in anglesey and the green co—leader carla denyer cast her vote in the west of england. many people have already voted by post, including the leader of reform uk, nigel farage. the polls are open until 22:00. you'll need to show an accepted form of photo id, such as a passport, driving licence or an older or disabled person's bus pass. if you've asked for a postal vote and it hasn't turned up, you can go in person to your local council to ask for a replacement ballot paper before 5pm. and if you've got a postal vote but haven't sent it back, you can still drop it off at the polling station today in england, scotland, and wales or ask someone else to do it on your behalf. at this royal mail office, they're sorting through completed postal votes to get them to the right place to be counted. if somebody opts to vote by post, we will get the postal vote to them. that goes out in something we call a ballot pack. they then return the postal vote and

hall. it will be fun. >> sandra: john. >> john: that will be fun. we are awaiting a white house plot briefing at any moment now speaking of fun as the democrats explore a replacement for president biden. could the democratic ticket change even before we learn about trump's vice president pick? we have a reaction from leo terrell coming up next. >> sandra: plus we are watching this storm, beryl downgraded to a tropical storm as it heads toward a busy city in the lone star state paired matt finn as live on the ground in houston on what to expect. hey matt. >> sandra we are live in the northeastern part of houston. tragically the man who was apparently abiding by the rules of sheltering inside his room lost his life when a tree fell onto his house. we will have more in a live report coming up. ng all ni. or blasting the air conditioning. because the tempur-breeze feels up to 10° cooler, all night long. during our july 4th sale, save $500 on cooling tempur-breeze mattresses. (bell ringing) someone needs to customize and save hundreds with liberty mutual

the burial site of john the baptist was included inside the building and shia muslims, sunni muslims and christian pilgrims visited. in the umai yodmosk there are four rectangular halls, one of them is dedicated to imam ali, but a massias, it is known as raas al hussain. when the carabala caravan reached damascus with all of the decapitated heads of the martters and family of the marters as captives, they entered the umayad mosk where yazid was. it is said the holy head of imam hussain was placed where stands today, known as. next is a prayer rug and mehrab incased in a glass cubicle which marks the place where ali ibn hussain abidin used to pray while imprisoned in the castle after the battle of carbala. this mosque is found a short distance from the omiyard mosk and contains the grave of r, the young daughter of imam hussain after enduring the battle of carbala and the torturous journey to damascus that followed it, raghaya reached the omayard mosk. as she could not bear any longer, one night the orphand three-year-old dreamed of her father. and woke up and cried relentlessly, she cried so hard that the soldiers informed yazid, he ordered the guards to show her the

the burial site of john the baptist was included inside the building and she muslims, sunni muslims and christian pilgrims. visited. in the umai yodd mosk there are four rectangular halls. one of them is dedicated imam ali, but among shias, it is known as raasal hussain. when the carabala caravan reached damascus with all of the decapitated heads of the martyrs and the family of the marters as captives, they entered the omayad mosque where yazid was. it is said that the holy head of imam hussain was placed where the shrine stands today, known as al hussein. next to it is a prayer rog and mehrab encased in a glass cubicle with marks, the place where ali ibn husain zain abidin used to pray while imprisoned in the castle after the battle of karbala. a short distance from the omayard mosk and contains the grave of raghayah, the young daughter of imam hussain. after enduring the batch of karbala and the torturous journey to damascus that followed it, raghaya reached the omiyad mosk. as she could not bear any longer, one night the orphan three-year-old dreamed of her father and woke up and cried lentlessly. she cried so hard that the soldiers informed yazid. he ordered the g

hall of fame class, all six foot three of her. a strong rest of the class. boxing's robert, the ghost, guerrero. johnlotta, and former packers seahawks head coach, 49ers assistant coach, mike holmgren, as he started his coaching career at oak grove high school in san jose and one curry super bowl. >> there was something in the water in the south bay. >> that's right. >> vern, i know you faced off with many athletes. have you gone head-to-head with kerry walsh? >> i played kerri walsh on a story, i was with the stanford volleyball team. i hardly even touched the ball, so she just jumped in front of me. no matter what kind of stepstool i have, it wasn't enough >> she is the best. >> thanks, vern. >>> still ahead at 5:00, a final farewell to the mirage casino. today's ceremony marking the end of an era in las vegas. >> it was the first mega resort on the strip. it was overwhelming for all of us. - lift the clouds off of... - virtual weather, only on kpix and pix+. ok, 500 deluxe garden gnomes. wow. i only meant to order five. there's not enough money in my account for these. i'm gonna get charged. two t

hall. but community members are able to join zoo. also bear a congressman john garamendi has been diagnosed with cancer. the long-serving democrat who represents parts of solano and contra costa counties made this announcement yesterday. he says he says he has early stage myeloma. that's a form of blood cancer. garamendi is currently undergoing treatment. >> with the benefit of early detection actually doctors the love and support to patti and my entire family. the help of my extraordinary staff and colleagues in congress. i know that i'll get through this but continuing to serve by extraordinary constituents and advance the american democracy. >> congressman garamendi says he will be limiting his travel to washington, d.c., as well as appearances public events while undergoing treatment. the san francisco latin x democratic club has launched an investigation in response to recent allegations involving misconduct by their president. kevin ortiz. those allegations were originally published by the san francisco chronicle last friday. and as a result, ortiz is now

john: bret baier, martha maccallum and keith kellogg. bret, start with you. when you take a look at the situation in the hallsyou have 30 democrats, including vice president and nancy pelosi saying they are not going to go to this address. plenty of democrats are, including ben cordon, who is sitting in for kamala harris, what message are they sending to israel, our closest ally in the middle east? >> john, good afternoon, it is a mixed message. you see senator carden talking to mike johnson. he is retiring this year, but taking that role where the vice president tradigtionally sits. sometimes the vice president does not sit back there. it is a speech that is key moment for the israeli prime minister com

i want everyone in this hall and every person in this to reach out and join us in a great new adventure to chart a bold, new future. as a teenager, i heard john kennedy's summons to citizenship. and then as a student at georgetown. when i heard that call to clarify, uttered by a professor named carol quigley, who said to us that america was the greatest nation in history because our people had always believed in two things that tomorrow can be better than today, and that every one of us has a personal, moral responsibility to make it so. that. that kind of future entered my life. the night our daughter chelsea was born, as i stood in the delivery room, i overcome with the thought that god had given me a blessing. my own father never knew the chance to hold my child in my arms. somehow, here, at this very moment, a child is being born in america. let it be our cause to give that child a happy home, a healthy family, and a hopeful future. let it be our cause to see that that child has a chance to live to the fullest. of her god given capacities. let it. let it be our cause to see that child. grow up strong and secure. braced by her challenges.

i want everyone in this hall and every person in this to reach out and join us in a great new adventure to chart a bold, new future. as a teenager, i heard john kennedy's summons to citizenship. and then as a student at georgetown. when i heard that call to clarify, uttered by a professor named carol quigley, who said to us that america was the greatest nation in history because our people had always believed in two things that tomorrow can be better than today, and that every one of us has a personal, moral responsibility to make it so. that. that kind of future entered my life. the night our daughter chelsea was born, as i stood in the delivery room, i overcome with the thought that god had given me a blessing. my own father never knew the chance to hold my child in my arms. somehow, here, at this very moment, a child is being born in america. let it be our cause to give that child a happy home, a healthy family, and a hopeful future. let it be our cause to see that that child has a chance to live to the fullest. of her god given capacities. let it. let it be our cause to see that child. grow up strong and secure. braced by her challenges.

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hall where fans enter the stadium. constructed in an eco-friendly manner, it doesn't require air conditioning. where cooling is required -- >> it's a bit like being in the bottom of a ship. john: a new, water-based cooling system is more energy-efficient. recyclingnd compost bins in every concourse. packaged food given away to shelters after every game. all of it leads to less electricity use and less food waste, which means fewer greenhouse gases that warm the planet. >> 90% of our environmental work the fans don't see because they relate to our equipment. they don't know that we are using led lights that reduce lighting emissions by 60%. jeffrey: what's more visible, alan hershkowitz says, is the influence sports and athletes have on millions. >> guess what? they learn from their sports organization. sports loyalty is handed down generation to generation. less than 20% of americans regularly follow science. over 80% regularly follow sports. the most influential role models are athletes. if athletes are selling cars, if they're endorsing banks, if they're selling pizza, why can't they sell environmental literacy? jeffrey: the yankees haven't won a championship since 2009, bu

. >> john: in terms of no motivation i think is a parallel between nick saban and tom brady. tom brady in the hallpeople are not special they're just willing to do what few other people are willing to do. nik stadelman said everyone wants to be number one but they don't want to do with the beast does. he says are you going to be the lion? and i think those are great messages for young athletes. >> i couldn't agree more. and it's about how you treat people. i was raised so wonderfully and i'm so grateful to my parents but he talked to everyone in the stadium before he left. it wasn't about fame or what you did on the court, it was about how you treated people off the court periods bu to most of us have gotten to meet your parents and i could use tips from them because they did so well your fox nation part coming up? >> season seven yes we visit five new national parks. a lot of people's bucket lists like glacier, yosemite, rocky mountain, denali and alaska, and a bit of a hidden gem and i am excited for people to see it. we do the halftone hike which is one of the most dangerous hikes in the countr

john adams and samuel adams. hancock. oh, look at him. okay. so this is we know this as independence hall today, but this is the pennsylvania state house at the time where second continental congress was held. and we see hancock with the arrow as president. he sat in the front of the room with the delegates at the tables in front of him. john excuse me, john hancock is not supporter of the adams cousins move meant for independence in the beginning. of 1776, both and samuel were plotting against hancock and his allies. a result thomas cushing, that moderate who didn't join boston committee of correspondents, gets pushed out as a delegate, replaced by elbridge gerry, a man much more excited about independence hancock's two unpopular excuse me, two popular to unseat. however, but samuel adams growing according to john adams very quote very bitter against hancock for not being inclined towards independence for his part hancock had decades of proof that being a part of the british empire was financially lucrative. he had traveled to london as a young man to expand his overseas business. he con

turning on president biden, senator j john fetterman from right here in pennsylvania is not one of them he kicked up a small rally and impromptu rally at union hall of course a pennsylvania battleground state. president biden took the mike and spoke to a crowd of a few hundred here at that union hall where he took on donald trump. >> trump was to give another 5 trillion-dollar tax cut over the next five years. no, i am not joking. you know what we are going to do? stop and spend that money on childcare. no, i mean it or send that money on elder care. look folks, all of those things people give me credit for for the critics said biden is just a big spender. first of all we ended actually with a little bit of surplus but guess what that other guy is the largest deficit in any president ever had in history. looks critics and fact checkers might say otherwise about that last claim. earlier before the rally we had a chance to walk around and talk to some of the biden supporters. they said they are fully behind him even in the following cases, take a listen especially to the last woman we interviewed. >> i wanted to see what joe biden has to say but wh

john, thank you for having me. it was electric, honestly down to the floor. the wisconsin delegation is towards the front of the convention hallgst my delegation here but as i walked around the floor, the feeling is almost as if it was nomination night. i mean, we've all been praying and thinking about what has gone on in pennsylvania, but i will tell you as we go with the republican convention, people are excited. look, i had 5-10 potential vice presidential nominees that i think would've gone over well. j.d. vance going over very well at this convention. and have president trump walk in, it was almost like the final night when he gives his speech, it was really something. >> john: all right let's look at what is happening in wisconsin and whether or not the president can repeat what he did in 2016 and win the state. the latest rcp average looks like this trumpet had 46.5 to biden's 43.5. here is where the race was four years ago on this date. biden led by 7.6%. he won the state by less than 1%, so that is a pretty big swing. which suggests if history were to repeat itself, trampled win by a substantial margin. >> i think so,

hall. steve, great to see you. so what has changed and what has stayed the same in terms of russia john i think that thing that has really stayed the same as russia's intent to try to meddle once again in our elections and some quite frankly, in the direction of donald trump, of course, would be their favorite candidate so they saw how that's working in the past in the united states, how it's been very effective for the russians, not really even have to having to come up with their own propaganda, but primarily just using the divisions that already existed in the united states and sort of playing those off of one another that has been a very effective tactic in the past. the thing that's changed though, and it still remains to be seen how it's changed is the use of artificial intelligence. this is a very strong arrow thank powerful in the russians quiver and it'll be very interesting to see how they deploy it and how effective it's going to be for them. >> you have any advice to people who are on social media because that's one area we know the russians like to play. how can you tell? what's real and what's a russ

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john berman with sara sidner and kate baldwin. this is cnn new central breaking over and i vice president kamala harris with a huge fundraising hall raising more than $100 million since announcing her presidential campaign just on sunday. >> and there's more securing the support of enough democratic delegates. we become the party's nominee? no small feat considering candidates typically spend months, right, battling four that the entire point of the democratic primary day, harris headlines her first campaign rally since launching this is launching this campaign. and she's holding it in milwaukee ahead of that, the endorsements keep rolling in more than 40 democratic senators, nearly 100 house members pleading former house speaker nancy pelosi, one senior democratic aide, calling it a coordinated drumbeat, the sound of the party uniting around the vice president, the work to find a running mate with all of that in mind is now full speed ahead. and cnn's jeff zeleny has some great reporting that the harris campaign has asked senator mark kelly, governors josh shapiro and roy cooper to submit financial documents and family informatio

halls from the vice president? i know there is aggressive barnstorming happening across the country right now. >> when i was listening to that gentleman speak, i thought about johns, who i was honored to know really well. i remember him saying we've come a long way, but we have a long way to go. i think he understands and everybody on this panel understands in america the most sacred thing americans can do is to vote so that we can have a peaceful transition of power. there is an effort to restrict people's access to the ballot. when the vice president talks about freedom that is what she's talking about. the john lewis voting rights act and things of that nature which she has championed and will continue to do so. i think what you've seen in the last week is something we haven't seen in a long time, which is why people are energized by her candidacy. she is out there. she basically said to donald trump anytime-anyplace. i know that you meant it. i meant it. come on. my expectation is you will see her doing more events. you will see her doing town halls. she is going to do everything and anything. i think she knows obviously what is at stake. history have called

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halls. people would be packed in to encounter him. and there's many episodes leading into the civil where douglass is center stage. but yet he met john brown of all of osawatomie, kansas and, and most famously of harpers ferry. john brown trying to seize a federal and hand out guns so enslaved people could revolt. and douglass begged off of that. that was a bridge, too, for him. but the people love douglass were like emerson and thoreau and alcott intellectual crowd of greater boston area. we saw mae's father. yes, yes. well, we are physically next door to. the supreme court right here at the library of congress and. the next book, the common law by oliver wendell holmes jr towards property contracts and says the life of the law has not been logic. it has been expiring so why is this on this list? i was surprised that he was on the list. not that oliver wendell holmes jr is not a giant and i mentioned why, but i really didn't ever read common law. i mean it's become such a part of our culture and we're the most legalistic society in the world and his really boiling down about our about our legal institutions that book is his distille

hall. if their message is a consistent message emphasizing biden's strength, particularly his sympathy with labor, that's hugely important, because it is a counterbalance to what's frankly happening in the media. >> johnbiden's future. we haven't been talking to some located inside the swing states. i want a sense from you. what is the feeling among wisconsinites and biden's presidency? >> i think they're wrestling. everybody is talking about it. it's a big deal. it's not a side story. it's one that ordinary folks, who aren't all that politically engaged are interested in and discussing. i think it's because it's so human. we've had experiences with family members who are getting older and having challenges, so i want to emphasize, it's an honest, deep conversation, and an awful lot of people i would say are waiting to see the president's next move and the next move after that. it's a testing moment, but it's not where his support has collapsed, but one more -- i had the people in the biden rally in madison, friday, literally came to see how he's doing. yes, he has challenges, but my sense is he has some able to maintain that connection. who narrowly voted for him. >> narrowly is the keep point there.

hall here speaking to reporter about 3:15. we're hearing the sound checks this going on right now. this morning president biden arrived in philadelphia where he greets supporters and dignitaries including senator john fetterman who's been a key ally of the president, unapologetic supporter, saying he wants to rally democrats behind him. heath not calling for biden to step down unlike growing calls from the house. we're up the five house democrats calling for the president to step out of the race. and earlier president biden spoke at a black church in philadelphia. here's what he told the congregants earlier. >> i'm about to host the nato nations in washington. we put them together. we've done -- the world's looking to us. not a joke. the world is looking to america. not to carry the burden, but to lead their hopes. ladies and gentlemen, a i'm going to be inclined to go on longer than i should here, so i'm not going to. but i just want to say, look, i think that we just have to work together. >> reporter: now, when congress reconvenes in washington this week, they'll be likely taking a muster of how many people want president biden to step out of the race. earlier we heard from a former house democr

representative john garamendi out of vallejo, showing his support for the oakland native to take over the oval office. today's rally for the vice president happening on the steps of san francisco city hall00 this morning, live in san francisco. lena howland, abc seven news. thank you. >> lena, we are quickly seeing numerous and powerful political groups rally around kamala harris as the democrats presidential nominee. the largest political action committee is representing communities of color. all endorsed vice president kamala harris as the next president. the aapi victory fund, the collective pac and the latino victory fund had also backed president biden before he decided to step aside. reuters and axios are reporting the democratic party chairs of all 50 u.s. states has endorsed harris for president, however, notably missing from the list. former house speaker and bay area lawmaker nancy pelosi. >> and you probably know that kamala harris's roots go way back to the east bay. she was born in oakland, grew up in berkeley, and started her legal career at the alameda county district attorney's office. there are a lot of reactions in the east bay on the future of the election. so here's

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