host: we are talking about kamala harris, new book by charlie spiering, "amateur hour: kamala harrisvolved in this conversation. democrats, 1-800-medicare. 202-748-8000. republicans, 202-748-8001. independence, 202-748-8002. you can text us, include your first name, city and state to 202-748-8003. join us on facebook.com/c-span. the rootgela johnson had this to say about your book. while other news outlets have reported on dissension in the v.p.'s office, it's important to not spiering was a politil for the washington examiner before moving to brightbart wher worked as a white h correspondent. so probably not the biggest fan o the biden h harris administering. as you can possibly imagine, the fox news crowd is ready to pick up everything is -- no matter how you feelncidence middle of the republican primary season describing the country's first black v.p. female who happe tbe a democratfficult. but to imply tha aormer district attorney who represented california in the united states senate, where she served on the senate select committee on intelligence is not qualified for the job of

kamala harris. applause] the first, but not the last. president biden is dending reproductive rights. fighting for a national law that would restore roe's protections. and yes, that means protecting i.v.f. and access to contraception. [applause] and he's accomplished so much more. making child care more affordable. creating access to maternal health services. appointing ke tan gee brown jackson. and passing historic gun safety laws. my husband is the author of the violence against women act. and i saw him write that bill on reams of yellow legal -- on reams of yellow legal paper. by hand. and he spent his entire career lifting up women. but donald trump? [audience boos] he spent a lifetime tearing us down and devaluing our existence. he mocks women's bods. disrespects our accomplishments. and brags about assault. now he's bragging about killing roe v. wade. just last night he took credit again:#■ for enabling states lie georgia to pass cruel abortion bans that are taking away the right of women to make their own health care decisions. ho

yes, so benny gantz met kamala harris _ situation?harris one _ situation? yes, so benny gantz met kamala harris one day _ situation? yes, so benny gantz met kamala harris one day after- situation? yes, so benny gantz met kamala harris one day after she - situation? yes, so benny gantz meti kamala harris one day after she had given the strongest rebuke yet that she had heard from a senior us government official about conditions in gaza, describing them as inhumane, saying there is a humanitarian catastrophe, that people are starving. what we understand from the white house is that ms harris spoke to benny gantz, a member of the israeli war cabinet, about the need to have a humanitarian plan before israel conducts anything and rougher on the border which is something that israel it plans to do, and that is where you have hundreds of thousands of people displaced by the fighting elsewhere, currently living in makeshift tents in very difficult conditions. there has also been this call from the us to have more aid in general entering the g

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a different joe to talk cannabis reform. >>> vice president kamala harris is teaming up with joe. no, not this joe. it's rapper fat joe. this friday the white house is hosting its first public event on cannabis reform. so harris will lead a roundtable discussion with fat joe. biden, the other joe, said cannabis reform was one of his top priorities during the state of the union. so harris and the rapper will be joined by a group of people that the biden administration pardoned for marijuana convictions. after their partnership maybe she'll say something like this. >> we did it. we did it, joe. >> we had to. >>> if you ever struggled to get out of bed to go to work, you'll really relate to this dog with a job. >>> so if you're with us at this hour, chances are you're not the type to just jump out of bed at the crack of down unless you're vern glenn. so we would like to have you meet your spirit animal. how's that sound? here's a dog with a job that really has a hard time getting his day started. >> reporter: donuts is his name and his claim to fame. >> oh, another rough night? >> rep

kamala harris is asking israelis to surrender?mmon cause for hamas' survival and not surrender. that's the fastest way to resolve this and get hostages back. in the end, what we are looking at now are concessions that will insure survival. >> surly, it should be unacceptable worldwide and take hostages in time of war and exploit them into peace. this is out-of-bounds. >> no question. working to make sure aid and comfort is delivered to them. it's not a step we normally take when we face similar threats. again, the greatest threat is hamas. as soon as they are defeated the better for everyone. >> connor would like biden to recognize a palestinian state. watch this. >> if he can turn it around. not just calling for a seize fire. the fist american president to convene israel and leaders in palestine and civil isn't city and say i'll get this done. i'll recognize a palestinian state and have a two state solution. the end of occupation matters. the president had an amazing public service career. my plea is forget electoral politics. it

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kamala harris. know, the vice president of the usa , the one president of the usa, the one that we virtually never hear anything from at yet she is anything from at all. yet she is now stepping up and talking about gaza, demanding an immediate ceasefire. what is going on? i'll tell you in just a moment we hear so little of vice president kamala harris , yet president kamala harris, yet today quite a big foreign policy intervention where she stands up and says very publicly she wants and says very publicly she wants an immediate ceasefire in in gaza and downing street, then says that there is no difference between the uk and the us positions on gaza. indeed and i quote, we are entire , fully quote, we are entire, fully aligned. so what's going on here? well, two things in my opinion. the first is that kamala harris is stepping up because it's becoming more and more obvious to everybody that biden mentally isn't up to the job. the gaffes become worse, the signs of senility are there for to all see, an

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. ♪ ♪ >> todd: a fox news alert vice president kamala harris eat meeting with israeli cabinet memberwashington in a matter of hours after the vice president with a clear stance on because over the weekend. you are watching "fox & friends first" and i'm todd piro. >> carley: carley shimkus, meets with president biden at camp david with no event on the calendar. a new wave of protesting democrats pledging uncommitted on super tuesday tomorrow. ashley, ashley strohmier is here with the spirit kamala harris one cease-fire to start immediately calls for israel's government to release palestinin prisoners in exchange for hostages being released. eris making the claim hamas wants a cease-fire, listen. >> i will repeat the thread of hamas poses to the people of israel must be eliminated. and given the immense scale of suffering in gaza, there must be an immediate cease-fire. [cheers and applause] for a haste of the next six weeks, which is what is currently on the table. >> carley: this comes as hamas rejected complete list of hostages still live resulting in israel boycotting because of the

the us vice president kamala harris has said that people in the gaza strip are starving, and has calledto the territory. she said that desperate people seeking food had been met with gunfire and chaos. here's what the vice president said. they must open new border crossings. they must not impose any unnecessary restrictions on the delivery of aid. they must ensure humanitarian personnel sites and convoys are not targeted, and they must work to restore basic services and promote order in gaza so more food, water and fuel can reach those in need. in another development, benny gantz, an influential centrist member of israel's war cabinet, will call on senior american officials in washington on monday. israeli right wingers have criticised his visit. joining me from london is yossi mekelberg — he's an associate fellow at the middle east and north africa programme at chatham house. thank you for your time. what more do we know about the reaction from benjamin netanyahu's allies to the visit of benny gantz to washington, dc? , ., ., visit of benny gantz to washington, dc? h, ., ., ~ , dc? goo

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kamala harris can take off the boxes female, black asian dissent, may be good politics but it means nothingshe can't do the job if called upon to sit in the oval office. fighting cannot fire her that would be a betrayal of minority voters, they are stuck, there's a dilemma in road to ruin. an incompetent vice president locked into a job by her identity and 81-year-old biden spiraling down in very few believe he could do the job for four more years the only way out is for harris to step aside that way biden could reassure voters with the vice president and avoid the direct entry disaster of a harris presidency i have no idea what she will actually do kathleen parker ends with the desperate plea. please madame vice president do it for your country. second hour of "varney" just getting started. steve forbes joining us on this monday morning i think that was a strong editorial. i'm surprised they came from the washington post do you think she would ever step aside. >> it's amazing the post did it and poet surprises you can't dismiss the messenger and what it goes to the democrats relays republi

and vice president kamala harris is offering up some sharp criticism of israel.mer cia station chief dan hoffman joins us live to discuss. >> our vice president and this administration is literally undermining our ally israel. in the face of the greatest attack in 50 years. its first air drop of humanitarian aid into gaza, it happened over the weekend. white house officials say over 38,000 meals were delivered with many more expected in the coming weeks. jennifer griffin is live at the pentagon. she has more details on this. jen, why now is the pentagon air dropping aid into gaza rather than sending it in by road? >> that's a good question, sandra, and shows the level of desperation. matt miller faced skeptical reporters and was just asked why the u.s. is resorting to battlefield humanitarian air drops when the area they are servicing is controlled by an ally, israel. few think the air drop of humanitarian air drop done in conjunction with jordan will do anything to stave off massive hunger and starvation in gaza. american c-130 transport planes dropped 38,000 mr

vice president kamala harris is set to beat benny gantz today as the u.s. ntinues to push for a pause in the fighting. president biden is not expected to attend the meeting. speaking over the weekend, harris reaffirmed the u.s. push for a pause in the conflict. >> let's get a cease-fire. let's reunite the hostages with their families and let's provide immediate relief to the people of gaza. given the immense scale of suffering in gaza, there must be an immediate cease-fire. for at least the next six weeks. >> sky news' alastair is joining us now. this is an important week in the area. how close are we to the cease-fire? >> reporter: i read one analyst put it at 50/50 this morning. there is hope and a big drive on all sides to get a deal done before ramadan's start at the end of the week. there are complications and difficulties. we have talks going on in cairo at the moment. hamas has sent a delegation. israel has not. the reason for that is israelis demanded information from hamas they have not received, particularly around whether or not the hostages being

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hoy tuvimos la oportunidad de viajar con la vicepresidenta kamala harris a bordo del avión air forceuctivos para las mujeres en el país. y hoy, la vicepresi 60 habló aquí en este centro comunitario ante un público entusias. sobre este tema. live in a state where abortion is van ness including right here in arizona where extremist legisladores passed and abortion van with no exception for rape or insist. bueno, cabe destacar que el aborto es un tema controversial en el estado de arizona. aquí la corte suprema estatal sopesa el futuro del aborto, ya que después de que se revirtiera roe versus wade entró un debate sobre 2 leyes en el estado, una que fue promulgada en 2022 que prohíbe el aborto después de las 15 semanas. la otra del año 1864, que prácticamente prohíbe todos los abortos en el estado. también cuando estábamos llegando a este evento vimos una protesta afuera, una protesta pequeña de personas que pedían un cese al fuego en gaza. y cabe destacar también que durante el discurso de una mujer comenzó a gritar. la sacaron de manera rápida. nosotros vamos a seguir nuestra gira con

vice president kamala harris will meet with israeli war cabinet minister benny gantz. he's a netanyahu rival, but he has taken part in his war cabinet. this after she called specific civically for an immediate ceasefire in gaza over the weekend, the vice president also called on israel to do more amid the humanitarian crisis in gaza. after us carried out its first airdrop of aid into gaza, cnn, white house correspondent arlette seinz, joining me now we've got this new information that the the prime minister's office is telling him faster not to show up to meetings today. where's this coming from? what is it all mean >> well, sara vice president kamala harris will meet a little bit later this afternoon with israeli war cabinet minister benny gantz, who also notably is one of netanyahu's a lead political rival in israel. now, typically in these types of meetings, the ambassador, the israeli ambassador to the us, might participate in these talks, but our colleague alex marquardt is reporting that netanyahu's office has instructed the israeli ambassador not to participate

vice president kamala harris calling for an immediate cease fire in the israel-hamas war. the administration's toughest call yet. >> this as us planes started air dropping, desperately needed food inside gaza. we have a report from the region on the dire situation also this morning, with one day to go before super tuesday. >> nikki haley gets a big victory in the washington, d.c. primary. her first time topping donald trump. but what's at stake? a rematch of trump versus biden, as more than a dozen states get set to hold their primaries. plus, history made again. >> university of iowa basketball star caitlin clark has smashed the ncaa all time scoring record, a record that's been untouched for more than half a century. >> and the real life patrol cat going viral over his mission as the keeper of the bones. why social media is falling in love with sir indiana. bones it's fun day. march 4th. from >> this is world news now. happy monday. >> good morning everyone, and thank you so much for joining us. i'm so excited for caitlin clark. what a day yesterday. just amazing thing s

what cathlin parker wrote is pure rhetoric, kamala harris will be on the ticket, she's an asset to the, there are a lot of people that look at the border and the border is a disaster. joe biden made it clear, he's not leaving, kathleen parker, please, madam vice president, do it for your country and step aside. is there any chance that could happen? >> i agree, i don't think it will happen. the black women probably most monolithic voter block you have. if you take her off the ticket, there go your votes. this shows policies she's trying to enforce on her boss, i don't think she's a failure, the administration is a failure. >> steve: why do you think this story has come out right now? in the polls, joe biden is u underwater. is this to suggest she is part of the problem? >> i think this is an opportunity for someone to get clout off trashing the vice president, she is a woman, what the author here is trying to stir up controversy when there is none there. president trump said he would have a woman on his ticket, it is how women are treated, particularly women of color when opportunity p

>> jonathan: rachel scott is one-on-one with vice president kamala harris, an abc news exclusive. >> jonathan: good morning. welcome to "this week." it's a high-stakes week for former president trump as he races to meet a deadline of tomorrow to put up nearly a half a billion dollar bond or face the seizure of some of his prized assets by the new york attorney general. this while he appeals the fraud verdict against him, his eldest sons, and the trump organization. meanwhile here in washington, more chaos on capitol hill as yet another republican speaker is fighting to keep his job. his transgression in the eyes of some of his colleagues, striking a deal with democrats to keep the government from shutting down. we'll get to all that this morning, but we begin with the horrific news out of russia where the terrorist group isis-k has claimed responsibility for an attack that has taken over 130 lives at a popular concert hall near moscow. this same terror group also claimed responsibility for the attack that killed 13 american service members in afghanistan in august of 2021, and anothe

appreciate it as always >> he was vice >> president kamala harris is set to sit down with israeli war cabinet member benny gantz in the war in the hours ahead, the meeting coming amid an urgent us push for more humanitarian aid and a temporary ceasefire in gaza. >> the threat of hamas poses to the people of israel must be eliminated and given the element's scale of suffering in gaza, there must be an immediate ceasefire but so far, there's no sign of an imminent deal and israeli official tells cnn that israel is not sending a delegation to cairo for ceasefire talks after hamas failed to respond to two key demands and hamas source says the group has its own sticking points. >> joining me >> now is journalist elliot and golf kim live from london. good morning to elliott. so what do we know about why benny gantz is in dc, especially in light of the ongoing talks and ramped up pressure from the us for a ceasefire rosemary benny gantz, as you say, as a member of the israeli war cabinet. so one of the key decision-makers when it comes to the war between israel and hamas. and he is in dc, he

in the last hour, vice president kamala harris has been speaking about the war in gaza.nt to mark the 59th anniversary of the bloody sunday march in selma, she talked about the humanitarian situation, calling on israel to allow more aid into the strip. they must open new border crossings, they must not impose any unnecessary restrictions on the delivery of aid, they must ensure humanitarian personnel, sites and convoys are not targeted. and they must work to restore basic services and promote order in gaza so more food, water and fuel can reach those in need. as i have said repeatedly since october seven, israel has a right to defend itself, and presidentjoe biden and i are unwavering in our commitment to israel's security. hamas cannot control gaza. and the threat hamas poses to the people of israel must be eliminated. hamas is a brutal terrorist organisation that has vowed to repeat october seven again and again until israel is annihilated. hamas has shown no regard for innocent life, including for the people of gaza, who have suffered under its rule for almost two dec

hey, i would do it if i were joe biden and kamala harris.nd i would put them front and center. >> carley: donald trump is not bringing the clintons back. i think he just gave joe biden hillary's old nickname. who cares if hillary is crooked she is irrelevant these days. have great super tuesday. it's always super when you are on the show have. a good one. >> todd: so nice. >> thank you. >> todd: super you are here too. have great day. "fox & friends" now. ♪ >> ainsley: it's officially th

he's gone now you have kamala harris there, the generation behind john lewis, helping to lead that march. but there's generations behind her and i think the thing about tonight that the federal that we're showing about my home state of tennessee is you can make great progress and then lose it in tennessee. we made tremendous progress, obviously, john lewis, as a young student leader, sits in a movement there in nashville, tennessee. and yet we've now began to go backwards and so you here tonight at 08:00 from the young justin's from the people who are opposing them. from other grassroots leaders. and democracy is always hanging in the balance. but it's up to each interation to fight for those young justin's are definitely fighting for it yeah, i can't wait to watch van jones. thank you so much as we continue to see some of these live pictures and be sure to tune in tonight and all new episode of the whole story with anderson cooper, one whole hour, one whole story airs tonight at 08:00 p.m. eastern and pacific only on cnn we're, going to be back in a minute >> eliot spitzer crusading gov

i thought that kamala harris's book gave me a good sense of her. spans her childhood her first interest in politics, her experiences as a prosecutor and as a senator. and it was clearly her campaign book in 2019. there was one moment in that book -- actually, one recurring phrase in that book that stayed with me. and it was the notion of false choices. she brings up false choices often in that book. and she says, it is a false choice that have to be either for the police or for police accountability. i am for both. it is a false choice that i care about undocumented immigrants versus american citizens. i care b of course that makes sense. it is a wise thing to try and dismiss false choices. but politics is all about making difficult choices between competing priorities. i remember thinking that her focus on false choices, which is a term she has used since in the vice presidency, kind of told me that she does not like to get pained down. -- pinned down. and i wonder if that is part of the reason that she has had some difficulty carving out a very d

now kamala harris, can you imagine a reporter asking dick cheney, what do you do all day?a what do you do all day because she is always justifying her existence. and she has counted the world leaders she has met, judge? that is what children do. 150 world leaders. like, no one cares the number. what have you actually accomplished? she couldn't name it. >> jeanine: you know, the truth is that kamala harris has today visited an abortion center. how do you think that plays to americans, dana? >> dana: not exactly sure. i would imagine that this was given some consideration, careful consideration at the white house, because she has been designated the person on the democratic side that is going to lead the charge to fight back against republicans this election cycle on the issue of abortion. and she can spend her time doing whatever she wants. i was floored when i read the headline today that said "kamala harris will make history today by visiting an abortion clinic." and it's not that people who are visiting the clinics are bad people. i am not at all saying that. why go and

haley really be able to make up any real ground and the us presidential race us vice president kamala harrisreases pressure on israel, calling for an immediate ceasefire in gaza. and long lines and moscow as hundreds of people continue queuing up to mourn alexey navalny and lay flowers at his grave >> live from atlanta. >> this is cnn >> newsroom with rosemary church good to have you with us, and we begin here in the united states, states, where a >> jam packed week of political events is about to unfold >> americans will >> cause crucial votes. and here, a critical speech as they sought through the possible choices for the next ex-president. among them is republican presidential candidate nikki haley, who won sunday's gop primary in washington, dc at her first wind so far. super tuesday is just a day away and all eyes will be on haley to see if she can gain traction against donald trump. 15th states and one us territory will hold republican primaries on tuesday and democrats will hold contests to one of those states is colorado. trump's name is on the ballot, even though the us supreme cour

la vicepresidenta kamala harris llegó hoy a arizona como parte de su campaña por los derechos reproductivosair force 2 con la vicepresidenta kamala harris. tuvimos la oportunidad de hablar brevemente con ella. se mostró optimista después del discurso del estado de la nación anoche del presidente joe biden. usted seguramente notó que el presidente nunca usó la palabra aborto. no suele hacerlo por su fe católica. pero sí sabemos que el prometió que iba a seguir abogando por los derechos reproductivos y precisamente hoy, en el día internacional de la mujer es el mensaje que va a seguir promoviendo la vicepresidenta kamala harris. por eso ha llegado aquí a arizona, para hablar en un centro comunitario sobre este tema. por qué arizona? bueno, aquí en el estado, la corte suprema sopesa el futuro del aborto, ya que después de que se revirtiera el roe versus wade, se abrió un debate sobre 2 leyes en el estado. una que fue promulgada en el 2002 que dice que el aborto se prohíbe después de las 15 semanas y la otra, que fue promulgada en 1864, que asegura que prácticamente todos los abortos son ilegal

let's listen to what kamala harris the us vice president had to say.ons and in every way, that any major military operation in rafah would be a huge mistake. let me tell you something. i have studied the maps. there's nowhere for those folks to go. talks continue in qatar around a possible ceasefire deal and hostage release, what is going on there? there are direct talks going on in doha between hamas and israel, the americans and the qataris involved as well, the americans have come up with a proposal to solve one of the sticking points in the talks, involving palestinian prisoners held in israeli jails, in exchange for israeli still held by hamas in gaza. there is no sign of a breakthrough in those talks, but we are told that they are waiting for hamas to give its response to that latest proposal, and there are some reports also that israel has softened its stance when it comes to another hamas demand, that displaced people should be allowed to return to their homes in the north and it is now saying in these talks although this is not official, that

what vice president kamala harris said today, meeting with benjamin netanyahu's rival. >>> in the u.s., the first over the counter birth control pill sold without a prescription. >>> college basketball superstar caitlin clark making history. you'll see the moment, now beating the all-time men's scoring record, too. >>> and the tearful good-bye today for beloved philadelphia eagles star jason kelce, breaking down in tears. what he said about retiring from football. that famous moment, cheering on his brother travis. and what he said about philadelphia. >>> good evening, and it's great to start another week with all of you at home. we do begin tonight with this historic ruling by the supreme court, deciding colorado's highest court cannot take donald trump off the ballot. in a unanimous decision, the justices finding individual states cannot invoke the 14t amendment to keep trump off the ballot. the court saying it's up to congress. trump celebrating today's victory, praising the court for working hard and quickly, in his words, but the court is not done weighing in on ke

vice president kamala harris called for a ceasefire in gaza. she made the comments in a speech in selma, alabama, marking the 59th anniversary of bloody sunday. vice pres. harris: and given the immense scale of suffering in gaza, there must be an immediate ceasefire. [cheers] for at least the next six weeks, which is what is currently on the table. a make of the u.s. vice president's remarks came three days after the united states blocked a u.n. security council statement condemning israel after israeli soldiers opened fire at palestinians seeking aid in gaza city in a massacre that left 112 dead. over 700 were injured. on sunday, officials in gaza accused israeli forces of killing and wounding dozens more aid seekers who had gathered at the kuwaiti roundabout in gaza city. facing growing international criticism, president biden on friday announced the u.s. would begin air dropping food aid into gaza. while reading from an index card, biden twice mistakenly referred to ukraine instead of gaza. pres. biden: in the coming days, we're going to join

kamala harris expressed deep concern over the humanitarian situation in gaza during talks with benny d member of the israeli war cabinet. the white house says ms harris urged israel to increase aid flow to gaza, and come up with a credible humanitarian plan before military operations in rafah. the visit has been criticised by some in benjamin netanyahu's government, saying neta nyahu's government, saying that netanyahu's government, saying that any committee made would not be binding, as an opposition figure. there are talks under way in cairo that would see a pause in operations in exchange for the release of hostages. in exchange for the release of hostaues. in exchange for the release of hostages-_ hostages. one positive note from cairo _ hostages. one positive note from cairo is _ hostages. one positive note from cairo is that _ hostages. one positive note from cairo is that they - hostages. one positive note from cairo is that they have | from cairo is that they have gone into a second day with

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vice president kamala harris just wrapped up talks with a top political rival of israeli prime minister benjamin, a tiny escalating the biden administration's push for an immediate six week ceasefire in gaza we're getting a readout of the media. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world i'm wolf blitzer. you're in the situation room the ski is cnn, breaking news >> the colorado secretary of state is standing by to discuss the consequences of the us supreme court's unanimous rejection of her state's efforts to remove donald trump from the presidential ballot speak with her in just a moment. but first, let's get a breakdown of the line landmark high court decision from cnn, chief legal affairs correspondent, paula reid >> former president trump today claims the supreme court has unified the country by securing his place on the 2024 ballot. >> you voters can take the person out of the race very quickly. but a court shouldn't be doing that and the supreme court, so that very well. and i really do believe that well, be a unifying factor in a unanimous opinion mond

and blue wages joe have been down soon & i have for 25 straight months of this vice president kamala harrishonestly believes the congress is somehow kept childcare costs and attorney $10 a day and joe their wedding a $15 minimum wage hike and maybe even 20. joe: yes and 70 was to children venting our they think will happen because how we've paid these folks to take care of june is not an easy jobs and replace with and probably taxpayers i would imagine to a vague margin but as far as joe biden again he keeps telling you, the no, what you're feeling as far as food prices gas prices and rents, actually is untrue and we have some of the most inflation rates in the world is what he was going to say i think there look at the right ear elizabeth and names in country that much lower inflation rate that do in the cecum china, mass, germany, asia coming italy, japan, netherlands, saudi arabia, state and singapore south korea spain, since interest was aligned in the main know we don't have the lowest inflation rates this was when lose him the selection not feeling people spain. liz: so just be with m

vice president kamala harris, taking the stage there, on the 15th anniversary of bloody sunday.f every march, tens of thousands gathering at -- the bridge to honor those who stood bravely for civil rights. let's listen. >> we are alive and well. good afternoon everyone, good afternoon. police have the seeds. i'll tell you, when i listen to -- i know the future of our country is bright. so, it is so good to be back in selma. and i want to say on behalf of the second gentleman and me, it is a privilege to be with so many extraordinary leaders, members of congress, members of our administration. dedicated activists, and dear friends. so before i begin today, i must address the humanitarian crisis in gaza. what we are seeing every day in gaza, is devastating. we have seen reports of families eating leaves, or animal feed. women giving birth, to malnourished babies, with little or no medical care. and children dying from malnutrition, and dehydration off. as i have said many times, too many innocent palestinians have been killed. and just a few days ago, we saw hungry, desperate peop

we must reelect joe biden and kamala harris. >> [applause] >> michael, when the supreme court decided to take up from senior the claim, it fell to a lot of folks who were eager to see accountability, it tilted on its axis a little bit and, yes, this was always going to be about voters and was always going to be about a plea for democracy. that is now even more in focus for voters as the final line, as the people who are going to hold a line on our democracy. it's my sense that that is the message we are going to hear from now to november. >> i think it is. i think it's a fair one. that is what is at issue this year. take a look. come back to the 1940 parallel that michael steele raised, which is absolutely right. franklin roosevelt, in his state of the union address, he did not put it this way, but what he was conveying was, you may have problems with some of my policies. you may not like me. and the only person who is standing between you americans and the world and dictators like hitler and mussolini and the imperial japanese. it's not overstatement. if joe biden on thursday night c

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la vicepresidenta kamala harris está en las vegas, nevada, buscando el voto latino en este estado crucial cada 4 votantes es hispano. esta noche se adelantan las manecillas del reloj una hora, un cambio que impactará su ciclo de sueño. le explicamos cómo. el arte circense está en las calles de san juan, puerto rico por 2 días. a este festival asisten más de 100 artistas del mundo y hay un espectáculo que acapara la atención. noticias telemundo en la noche con johanna suárez. qué tal? gracias por estar con nosotros esta noche comenzamos con una palabra utilizada por el presidente joe biden durante su discurso frente al congreso ilegal. un término que provoca polémica entre activistas latinos. hoy lamentó el incidente mientras que el presidente o ex presidente trump continuó utilizándola en sus eventos de campaña. veamos el presidente joe biden se arrepiente de haber usado la palabra ilegal al referirse a josé ibarra, el venezolano acusado de la muerte de la estudiante de enfermería lake riley, durante su discurso sobre el estado de la nación. en una entrevista con msnbc, le preguntaron al

war cabinet member benny gantz will visit the white house monday to meet with us vice president kamala harris. they're expected to discuss a humanitarian truce as well as reducing palestinian civilian casualties and increasing deliveries of aid. inernational calls are intensifiying for accountability for recent violence, including the killing of more than 100 people at an aid convoy on thursday as well as the killing of at least 11 people — including two health care workers — in an israeli raid in the city of rafah — that's according to gaza's health ministry. the bbc�*s diplomatic correspondent paul adams reports from jerusalem. how were so many people injured? were they shot or crushed in a desperate stampede? at gaza's shifa hospital, the un says there's evidence of both. this hospital is treating more than 200 people that were injured. we have seen people with gunshot wounds. you have seen amputees and we have seen children as young as 12. jihad is haunted by what he saw when the convoy arrived on thursday morning. "were the soldiers firing deliberately?" he's asked. "yes. with tanks, sol

. >>> the war in gaza, vice president kamala harris tells rachel scott an israeli attack on rafah would be a huge mistake and she's not ruling out consequences if israel presses forward. matt gutman reports from the region following the week-long raid at gaza's largest hospital. >>> united on notice. the faa is increasing its oversight of united airlines after a series of troubling incidents. new reporting on what action the agency could take. >>> the deadly incident on a cruise ship in the bahamas. the news coming in on how two crew members died. >>> a deadly attack by a mountain lion in california. the first verified one in that county in nearly three decades. one brother killed, another injured. >>> blowing the whistle on the referee. why this official was removed midgame during march madness. >>> and america strong tonight. the neonatal nurses and the baby who stole their hearts. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >> linsey: good evening, everyone. thanks so much for joining us on this sunday. i'm linsey davis. russia is in mour

us vice president kamala harris speaking today in alabama — she called for an immediate ceasefire inis echoing the statements ofjoe biden this week. what did you make of her speech, and the timing of it, just one day before she will meet with benny gantz at the white house? we have a lot of moving parts here and part of the problem is that the biden administration has to deal with the domestic equation involving the president standing with his own party which is condemned to a large extent on the left. his handling of this crisis. at the same time, you have a prime minister in israel who acts harmless about the plight of gazans in a humanitarian catastrophe so the administration on one hand wants to support israel as best it can, but at the same time mr netanyahu has made it almost politically as well as from a military point of view almost impossible for the biden administration to accomplish the objective of supporting israel militarily but also pushing israel in a place where it seems to refuse to go. if you add the pieces up and you take president biden�*s comments and his stated

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