all leading up to senator kamal harris when she closes out the mic tonight very. >> as we look back at a quick recap of the night so far. >> now, the of the democratic party to order. now let's get this show started. >> when we vote, things change. when we vote, things get better. >> this is going to be an unforgettable night filled with important voices. >> america needs all of us to speak out, even when you have t fight to find the words. we can let continue or we can act. vote, vote, vote. we have the chance this novembe to end two existential crises. the trump presidency and the environmental annihilation he represents. >> every day that passes we put more moms and dads and take the away from kids like me. we need a president who will bring us together, not tear the apart. >> i wish donald trump knew how to be a president. america needs a president right now. >> our all-star panel back with us again tonight chris wallace, britt hume, and they never reno carl rhodes, donna brazil, and katie pavlik. >> hey, guys, great to have you with us tonight. chris, let me start with you. we jus

there is kamal harris, susan rice and elizabeth warren, i think they are the three leading contendersto the table, what are the important things forjoe biden? is its experience in foreign policy, the ability to come up with actions on russia and china, the ability to also help manage the pandemic? is it loyalty, is it widening the electoral base ofjoe biden, because he's doing very well with floating voters, although the typical centrist, democratic voter, and perhaps less well with younger and female voters, also african—american voters. so i think he's going to ponder around these kinds of issues. and i also think he is very worried with having somebody with he gets along well. he had a very good working experience with president obama when he was his vice president, and i think he would like to see replicated the same type of experience. one interesting thing is, there's been in the last days, quite a big campaign amongst his donors against kamal harris on the grounds that she's not sufficiently loyal, which is a bit of a strange accusation made to a politician when they were all o

as souness kamal harris was announced as the vice president candidate, there was a pretty insulting videold trump osman twitter. certainly — — about us on donald trump osman twitter. certainly —— donald trump's twitter. certainly —— donald trump's twitter. he uses the word nasty like you did with hillary clinton and people have been asking him, it has been getting personal so quickly, is it because they are trying to deflect from other things and certainly trump's record on the economy in the us and certainly what has happened with covid—19, with the cases in case rises, they have got a lot to hide. they are using this personal approach to try and beat the democrats. we only have a minute left so i will move on quickly to the telegraph again because it's a story you wrote. so we must not ignore it. the union flag to adorn projects in scotland funded by the uk. what's this about? you can if you like but in scotland you cannot. i interviewed the new scottish conservative leader and he talks about this idea of stamping the union flag logo on big ticket infrastructure that is funded by the uk

kamal bell united shades of america and chief political analyst.hat message the vice president does indeed choose a black woman. >> since he started running, it changed twice once with covid and george floyd and everything in history is pushing towards a woman being his partner on the ticket and i just think it seems like joe biden may be over thinking this but that's what history is pushing towards. >> gloria, i mean, as jeff mentioned, this partly comes down to loyalty for biden. you covered him for a long time. how important a factor is that? >> very important, let me say joe biden over thinks everything. this is the way he operates and decides. i think loyalty is really important to him. he believes that he was an incredibly loyal to barack obama. you did not hear when he disagreed with obama on policy decisions. he didn't take it to the media. he didn't take it to senators on the hill. i think and this is according to my sources until the campaign, the first thing he's thinking about is do no harm. he doesn't want to hurt his campaign in any w

. >>> horas antes del discurso la candidata demócrata kamal a harris acusó al presidente del haber tenido cambiar de panorama si es que trabaja desde su casa. hay unas compañías hoteleras que le permiten que trabaje pero desde sus hoteles . >>> recuerda cuando se inauguró (...) se llevó a cabo un concierto con el grupo metallica. >>> ♪ (música) >>> ♪ (música) >>> le comento que ahora saldrá a la venta el vídeo con imágenes de este evento que se realizó hace casi un año . >>> la pandemia no detiene los estrenos cinematográficos muchos cines abrirán sus puertas a lo largo y ancho de la nación entre las nuevas películas se encuentra una secuela de los x men nueva generación . >>> también una cinta sobre la historia de david copperfield . >>> recuerde que tenemos una campaña para que encuentre un nuevo miembro de su familia. para desocupar los albergues que esta vez hacer de forma virtual por la pandemia. es mañana. puede encontrar una lista de los albergues participantes en la página de internet del mundo por eta y ocho . >>> muchos de nosotros en telemundo ya estamos apoyando a estos animal

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. >> reporter: kamal mouzawack is an expert in feedg people. elr more than 15 years, he's been running souayeb, an organization that sponsors farmers' markets and restaurants, providing much- needed exposure to local, sustainable, growers. his restaurant in beirut is now just one of a number of places feeding the neighborhood. >> if the job needs to be done, we ardog it ourselves, and this is what we e doing in a most extraordinary way. and if wpeople can do such a wonderful job, we the people should govern this country. >> reporter: the challenges here in beirut are about a lot more thfean simpling people in the midst of this latest crisis. there is a major food security emergency here in lebanon as a result of the economy collapsing. long before the great lebanon's economy was already in tatters, hamstrung by a series of chronically ineffective and corrupt governments, plus a banking system that was revealed last year to be little more than a ponzi scheme. millions lost access to ndeir savings,he cost of food shot up, along with flation, just

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[cheering] kamalanting senator harris: ok. [laughs] oh, my goodness. my goodness.nk you, thank you, thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you, thank you, thank you. my heart is full right now. thank you, everyone. let me start. i want to thank libby, the great mayor of the city of oakland. for that incredible introduction and our long-standing friends. our mothers were friends together in oakland. and i cannot thank you enough for your leadership and your friendship. so here we are. here we are. here we are. let me tell you. be a daughterto of oakland california. and as most of you know, i was born just up the road at kaiser hospital. and it was just a few miles away that my parents first met as graduate students at uc berkeley. where they were active in the civil rights movement. and they were born half a world away from each other. my father came from jamaica. studied economics. my mother came from india to study the science of fighting disease. they came here in pursuit of more than knowledge. like so many others, they came in pursuit of a dream. that dream was

you are you know this is sustainable farming consultant for years he's been watching how kamal cultivation has developed in the region. after using it or to convert on these relatively sailing in poor soils with little rainfall we find a crop that can deliver fantastic eels. doesn't fit in with the llamas it's an ingenious or ideal form of production and it's good for the region's economy. for these are they doing. that that's changing. shops used to provide food for the llamas and protect the soil from erosion after the harvest the animals came to graze llama dung provided fresh nutrients since the king want them started farmers have been pushing for maximum yields while the scrap land has been cleaned up. i was shocked by the fact that 152200000 hectares of llama grazing land has been ploughed up for keen one. there are no chemo fields as far as the eye can see rising to man and has led to massive expansion in the plants cultivation tearing the fields has left the soil without the vegetation that had protected it from wind to russian. loft. and when you walk along here you only see annua

and earlier dealy news had the opportunity to speak to dr hedge and medical director at kamal solar medical center in beirut and we asked him how hospitals in the city have been coping. you know it's it's kind of a very unexpected situation we're doing our best to. keep up with grown up artist and there's and because she is and dealing with the mass casualties coming to us because it's been the story of the scene in most of the big b. to construct a hospital was so in our situation we had to be to get people to do like the. engine people and their family and friends was months in the emergency doing our stuff going on protected with different types of mice and 5 or regular mice and hoping this wouldn't think these you know. effect of going up so we have. more guys are going to enjoy this in that sense so many compounding at factors that lebanon has to deal with dr asimov had speaking to us from kim also a medical center in beirut well with me here in the studio now is my colleague amandeep from our w. arabic a desk a so good to have you with us here and i cannot imagine your lebanese the an

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there is kamal harris, susan rice and elizabeth warren, i think they are the three leading contendersy bring to the table, what are the important things forjoe biden? is it experience in foreign policy, the ability to come up with actions on russia and china, the ability to also help manage the pandemic? is it loyalty, is it widening the electoral base ofjoe biden, because he's doing very well with floating voters, although the typical centrist, democratic voter, and perhaps less well with younger and female voters, also african—american voters. so i think he's going to ponder around these kinds of issues. and i also think he is very worried with having somebody with he gets along well. he had a very good working experience with president obama when he was his vice president, and i think he would like to see replicated the same type of experience. one interesting thing is, there's been in the last days, quite a big campaign amongst his donors against kamala harris on the grounds that she's not sufficiently loyal, which is a bit of a strange accusation made to a politician when they we

we saw this with the announcement of kamal harris on the ticket and this was not a surprise peak but, consistent message from the republicans. so i am not exactly sure what they will pull from this. operably, you know, trying to take things like the introduction and perhaps alexandria ocasio—cortez in her short space to say that maybe he would be controlled by the left—wing of the party but i don't know if that would really stick very well given the overall content of what we saw today. thank you very much joining us. let's bring you up—to—date on the other story that has been on the move in the past few hours. president ibrahim boubakar keita has appeared on state tv in mali to announce his resignation and the dissolution of the government and parliament. he and the prime minister were arrested by the military in an apparent coup attempt. the move has been condemned by the united nations secretary general and france, the former colonial power. paul hawkins has more. other west african countries are threatening an economic embargo on the country as well. mali's rebel soldiers taking

trump is calling her phony kamal. what is less about in bullets to? calls people names and it is pa rt of he just calls people names and it is part of his van. camel harris is the best person in my opinion thatjoe biden could have made she is a strong influence influential senator and people have their decisions by large and what she does is show up one constituency advocate and ability he drifted away from the party in 2016 who came out in numbers above a cabana and less so for hillary clinton and more importantly women who will all remember how she questioned brett cavanagh remember how she questioned brett cava nagh who was remember how she questioned brett cavanagh who was one of the turning points of the trump administration so it isa points of the trump administration so it is a strong pick and whatever donald trump chooses to call her, she shows up the democratic book and thatis she shows up the democratic book and that is the most important things you can possibly do. mina, how does it look the presidential campaign. obviously it is huge amoun

senator kamala harris as his running mate. reaction pouring in at this hour. senator harris and her first words. president trump responding, too. what he said just before we came on the air tonight. >>> also this evening, our reporting here. what went into this historic pick? the california senator and former presidential hopeful. she would be the first woman vice president, the first black vice president and the highest ranking asian-american in u.s. history if elected. tonight here, the moment joe biden asked her over zoom to join the ticket. the president moments ago was asked about the pick, how he responded. and tonight, former president barack obama and hillary clinton among those celebrating biden's pick. our political team standing by, mary bruce, linsey davis, jon karl all with late reporting tonight. >>> the other major news this evening, the coronavirus. and the growing number of children infected. just as millions of children head back to school. the 90% surge in child covid cases in ju

kamal is vision was to make germany the mightiest nation in the world. by bolstering the population with new progeny from abroad mainly from eastern europe. in the underside of in berlin are hundreds of documents that show the gradual development of humor strategy for the organized abduction of children. after his trip through far to go himmler wrote to the girl later after chrysler. i believe it is right that small children of especially good raise from polish families become lectern brought up by us and special not to large children's nurseries and orphanages. i would advise starting with 2 or 3 such institutions so as to gather experience. is about hina mine is a professor of contemporary history at the university of minister. she has studied the subject of the stolen children for a number of years. she set up a europe wide research project and with colleagues analyzed 17000 files of foreign children found by the allies in germany after the war. on historians want to reconstruct the roots taken by the stolen children and with them. but the fact that t

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because kamal harris, the senatorfrom california, is significant because kamal harris, the senator fromwoman in history to be on a vice presidential ticket. she is the first indian american woman to have a place on a presidential ticket. history making in itself. she is the daughter ofjamaican and indian immigrants, something that i think speaks volumes at the moment as we see a lot of debate in the united states over the issue of immigration. so definitely a historic choice. going forward and looking at kamala harris's history with joe looking at kamala harris's history withjoe biden, looking at kamala harris's history with joe biden, i looking at kamala harris's history withjoe biden, i think it significant because we saw them spa just a year ago on the debate stage over the issue of desegregation in the 1970s and his then stance on that issue. joe biden's late son, beau biden, served as attorney general of delaware at the same time as kamala harris served as attorney general of california. what does she bring to the democratic campaign that was missing? quite a bit of experience, i w

mike's going to look into lurple you all get lurple with kamal will, folks. nasty, sleepy, phony, unfair, sleepy, phony. but we're going win every state in november -- california, new york, beautiful thigh-land, i love thigh-land. it's a beautiful capital, earmuffs bangkok. i didn't want you to hear "bangkok." folks, that's enough from me i think it's time we hear from the man himself. mike, the floor is yours >> jimmy: i hope he is okay. yeah, trump is everywhere. last night he called in to fox news to chat with sean hannity at one point he started complaining about mail-in voting here is what he saying. >> this whole thing with a mail-in ballot, it's a rigged election waiting to happen and everyone knows it. you can't send out 60 million mail-in ballots. people are going to grab batches of them, and you talk about china and russia, they'll be grabbing plenty of them. >> jimmy: usually when an old man starts accusing people of stealing the mail, it's time to put grandpa down for his nap i guess three months from now, russians will be like ugh, so many potter

that's how biden is viewing this first day with kamal as his running mate.t is this event going to look like? it's going to be incredibly different than other vice presidential rollouts. typically, you have the presidential nominee and his vice presidential pick speaking before thousands at a giant rally. that is just not possible right now with the coronavirus pandemic which has changed the way campaigning is held right now in this country. biden's events have typically been a bit smaller and they've adhered to social distancing guidelines and biden has entered the room wearing a mask and removes it as he's approaching the podium. i am told biden and harris' spouses will be attending today as they reach this historic moment with that ticket announced. >> i was just looking down here arlette, as we are tracking kamala harris' movements now, we have fresh reporting from jasmine wright, caroline kennedy that say senator harris has just departed her apartment in d.c. and heading to wilmington right now. in true joe biden fashion he wondered if she would jump on

kamal bell meets with irani immigrants to learn about their experience. >> what was it like to come here>> i got here 6:00 in the morning. wakes me up. let's go! so he takes me to a pizzeria and they tell me, got to clean off the tables. wash the floors. $2.75 an hour. i counted all my hours that week. the paycheck comes. it's not the amount that i want. so i tell the guy, what's going on? i worked so many hours. he tells me uncle sam. i said, who the hell is uncle sam? >> immigrant stories do make this country. don't miss united shades of america on sunday. w. kamau bell challenges misconceptions about iranians living in america. and then he explores the communities of skid row in los angeles at 10:00. busy night for kamau. it's right here on cnn. okay, give it a try. between wisdom and curiosity, there's a bridge. between ideas and inspiration, trauma and treatment. gained a couple of more pounds. that's good for the babies. between the moments that make us who we are, and keeping them safe, private and secure, there's webex. ♪ ♪ beautiful. oh yeah, you going to place it? not until i'm

the narrative doesn't work and that's why as a candidate kamal doesn't work. >> in six hours of primetimeamming, the black lives matter group has been mentioned abouton six times, but in the panels that populate the daytime , hosted by all those activist we've mentioned, it wa mentioned many time in a single sentence. pastor scott, in about 20 seconds why the disconnect between daytime and primetime pair to get the disconnect as because the audience they are trying to reach and the message they are trying to present and it just shows right there that they are not even united in wha they are representing initiatives. this is as well with the conditions that are currently gripping the country. their lack of mention as disgusting and disturbing. americans want leadership, waamericans want inspiration, t don't want just information the want inspiration and. >> gentleman, great to have bot of you on tonight. we enjoyed the conversation and we will see you soon. up next, we will bring you shannon bream and the fox news at night team, they take it all from here. >> shannon: all right, laura, som

and joe picked the right partner in kamal blanca she is relentness in the pursuit of justice and equity and she's kind. when her press secretary tyrone gayle was dying of condition certificate, she dropped everything to be with him in his final moments. i know something about the slings and arrows she will face and believe me this former district attorney and attorney general can handle them all. so this is the team. to pull our nation back from the brink but they can't do it without us. for four years people have told me i didn't realize how dngerous he was. i wish i could do it all over. or worse. i should have voted. look, this can't be another woulda coulda shoulda election. if you vote by mail, request your ballot now and send it back right away. if you vote in person, do it early. become a poll worker. most of all, no matter what, vote. as michelle obama and bernie sanders warned us, if trump is re-elected things will get even worse. that's why we need unity now more than ever. and that will be a memorable phrase, this can't be another woulda coulda shoulda. let's go to the chase

e >> joe biden has selected kamal amharris as his running mate. >> the first black woman, the first south asian woman to be named on the ticket. >> someone who looks like us on a presidential ticket, that is crazy. >> kamala harris was born in oakland predicate give the daughter of immigrants. >> a big sister and protector. >> she is in each vcu grad. >> she is a woman of many firsts . >> she is a hard worker. a really hard worker. >> she's brilliant, smart, tough ,. >> she is probably one of the best role models. >> when she says for the people it's in every ounce of who she is. she is for us. >> she fights for women's rights . she fights to end mass incarceration. >> she is a serious advocate. to get the litmus test for america is how we treat black women. >> i talk to you about someone who black people, brown people, undocumented people, lgbt people . all of america. >> it's about all of us knowing our power teaches us to lift people up into remind them that we see them and we hear them an that they matter. >> you're going to be vice president of the united states? >> greetings, americ

itsproud to cast 32 votes for our favorite son and our next president kamal friend, joe biden. -- president, our friend, joe biden. the k keynote address on tuesday night was given by 17 so-c-called rising stars i in te includingic party, malcolm kenyatta. >> when i wanted to mamarry the maman i loved, joe bidenn was te first national figure to support me and my family. >> appreciate you, man. amy: voting rights activist stacey abrams who ran for governor in georora in 2018.8. the spoke as part of keynotote address. >> america faces a triple threat , public health catastrophe, economic collapse, and r rkoning with racial justice and inequality. so our choice is clear -- a steady, experienced public servant who can lead us out of this crisis just like he has done before, or a man who only knows how to deny and distracac. a leader who cares about our families or a president who only cares about himself. we know joe biden. .merica, we need joe biden faced withth the president of cowardice, joe biden is a mamanf proving courage. he will restorere our moral compass by confronting our challenges,

how about kamal? she's one of the favorites. she goes from 15 to 13, to 12. to nine. 27. five. four. about one, she got out. she didn't even get to iowa. she never got there. she didn't want to take it. that's how bad she was. don't you want to pick the person who has gone the opposite direction? i mean, seriously. that's like a free pass. [applause] but there is something that is not good going on there. i don't think it was a good choice. it was my number one draft pick. i did say that. they said, "how do you like the choice?" i said, "that's my number one draft pick." but i meant for mine. she was one of the favorites, and she went down like a rock. it's one of the worst things going on now, the abolition of police, or even the partial abolition of police. we have to expose this dangerous left-wing movement. we must defeat it. with an optimistic vision for america's future, we can be greater than ever before. we will be greater than ever before, with your help, that's exactly what we're going to do. we will once again build the greatest economy in history. we had it. we had

everyone i'm kamal santa maria and this is the news hour from al-jazeera iran has reached an agreement with the u.n. nuclear watchdog on new inspections at suspected former atomic sites. also in the news greece says all extend its territorial waters amid an escalating standoff with turkey in the eastern mediterranean. 2 people are shot dead in the u.s. city of can i'm sure in violence that has followed the police shooting of a black man. i also ask people to stop the violence and looting being done in the name of justice while at the same time u.s. 1st lady melania trump calls for the calm and unity during her address to the republican party convention. and in sport barcelona say they have now won tangshan allowing leon messi to leave the club methinks starting the footballing world by handing in rounds for request on shoes day. we'll start with breaking news out of iran where an agreement has been reached to give the u.n. nuclear watchdog access to 2 suspected former tomic sites leaders in iran announced it in a joint statement in tehran there with the international atomic energy agen

but kamal of all the great potential candidates that joe had to euse from, kamala always seemed to bethe top of the list. she's been inalabama a lot, she's been here with me and john lewis walking across the edmund pettus bridge. she came here in march and did n event with me and my wife at one of the great historical black colleges, myles college. you heard them talk about we know joe biden and joe biden kn. that's the talk here in alabama about kamala harris. there's a tremendous t of excitement here. >> woodruff: i want to ask you u southern democrats have often stayed away from natial democratic party conventions but this convention monday night. why is that? >> well, i think democrats have stayed away and i think that's been aig mistake in the last 20 and 30 years. decrats haven't participated and,hey haven't had as much a voice in the convention or national poliavcies. wechanged that. you've got joe manchin in n st virginia, others, two great costntucky and louisiana. so i think the demographics of the south are changing. you know, a new eration of citizens and engagement in the

now, they're helping professional kitchens, like kamal's, produce some 10,000 meals a day to feed ue workers, hospital staff and patients, plus those made homeless by the explosion. >> shorter walls, longer tables. l of a sudden, yeah, it looks like fantasy, but it is real. you can make it happen. or reporter: andres's nization has been feeding people in crisis all over the world, from puerto rico to haiti, and across e united statesnavirus hits hard. his prolific dedication to ciso media draws attention to places that need help. beyoden emergencies, what global shift in lom foods, is a security, making sure that people across the world can afford to eat. >> at the end, the solution is no'sabout food. bout having an economic system that works for the people. it's as simple as that. i'm not an economist. i leftchool when i was 14. but this i can tell you: "let's buy more food and let's give food for free? no, that's not a solution. let's make sure that we create systems whe people, even in emergencies like these, can, on their own, sustain themselves without going broke in the sile ac

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>> well, i would be if i were concerned that joe and kam laxer laxer -- kamal could win the election.bate and the second amendment, if we learned anything in 2020, it's basically been an advertisement for the second amendment. americans are exercising their second amendment rights now more than ever because they're seeing the lawlessness, they're seeing the democrats really spit on law and order and decency, and they're saying at the end of the day the government's not going to protect us, so we're going to make sure we can protect ourselves. i don't think that's a very smart move for joe and kamala given everything that's happening in our streets right now. stuart: i just wonder if the president will have anything to say about speaker pelosi saying i don't think there should be any debates. i bet he brings that one up. you'll be watching, i'll be watching. thank you very much, indeed. >> thanks so much. stuart: back to money. why not? doing well so far. abercrombie & fitch reporting strong sales, digital sales up 56%. and look at the stock, it's up 15%, big gain. dollar tree, however

geraldine ferraro, the first woman to be on a major , now the second mccain kamal john asking sarah palinin him on the ticket. [video clip] >> my mom and dad worked at the elementary school in our small town and i/o them a simple lesson i learned. this is america and every woman can walk through every door of opportunity. [cheering] my parents are here tonight. proud to be there heir daughter. [applause] ago, a young farmer from missouri followed an unlikely presidency ande a writer observed we grow good people in our good town with honesty and sincerity and dignity. i know the kind of people that writer had in mind when he praised harry truman. i grew up with those people. they are the ones who do the hardest work in america. who grow our food, run our factories, and fight our wars. they love their country in good times and bad and they are always proud of america. [applause] i had the privilege of living most of my life in a small town. upas a hockey mom who signed for the pda. [cheering] pta. [cheering] i love those hockey moms. they said the difference between a hockey mom and a pit b

hoy se presenta por primera vez como compaÑeros de fÓrmula kamal harris y joe biden se presentan en unico anuncio en el que harris se convierte en la primera mujer afroamericana que forma parte de la boleta presidencial de uno de los grandes partidos del paÍs. el presidente trump reacciona llamÁndola " repugnante", mientras el exmandatario obama aplaude su nominaciÓn. en vivo desde washington tenemos las reacciones. edwin: muy buenos dÍas. una elecciÓn histórica en este paÍs. las reacciones no se han hecho esperar iniciando por el presidente trump en la casa blanca, que ha ocurrido algo que difÍcil se le había visto hacer y era tener dificultad en encontrar la frase perfecta para insultar a una persona tratÁndose de kamala harris la senadora por california. ayer en la sala de prensa de la casa blanca el mandatario dejÓ claro que es una persona horrible y desagradable. trump: [habla en inglÉs] edwin: en este momento al presidente se le estÁ criticando porque rÉcords pÚblicos muestra que el mandatario, su hija y asesora e incluso el secretario del tesoro, ellos aportaron financieramente

don't forget, joe biden and kamal harris could win by 3 million votes and still lose, take it from meto victory. unusual though it is for former presidents to attack an incumbent, this week they've almost been lining up. first bill clinton. now barack obama. a withering attack delivered in the birthplace of us democracy — philadelphia — in which the 44th occupant of the oval office warned the future of american democracy was on the line. donald trump hasn't grown into thejob — because he can't. and the consequences of that failure are severe. 170,000 americans dead. millions of jobs gone. while those at the top are taking more than ever. our worst impulses unleashed. a proud reputation around the world badly diminished. and our democratic institutions threatened like never before. kamala harris is my auntie. my stepmom. my big sister. kamala harris' sister, niece and stepdaughter jointly introduced the first black woman to appear on a major party ticket. and introducing herself to the nation, the daughter of jamaican and introducing herself to the nation, the daughter ofjamaican and i

i faith in this country is reflected in those young people and the way that joe and kamal are listening to them and incorporating their ideas in the administration they will lead. people who say they will not vote, they are saying that from a privilege that a lot of folks do not have. maybe this is not a life or death issue for you, but we are all in this together. sanders: i would say this is clear the -- clearly the most important election in modern history. in joe biden you have a human decent,o is honest and and at this moment in american history, i god, that is something this country needs. all of us, whether you are progressive or moderate or conservative, have got to come together to defeat this president. joining us forr this segment. it was an honor to run against you and it'd -- it is even a greater honor to support joe biden and kamala harris