>> well, kristen, i don't agree with that, actually. i think that feeding into people's concerns about electoral process is that one half of america's political segment won't support legislation to allow illegal aliens to vote and they won't support voting without presenting i.dchld, and i think you have to present i.d. for anything in this country. to take concerns seriously about election fraud -- >> senator it's already against the law for non-citizens to vote, but just on that very point, when you, when others refuse to say, yes, we will accept the election results do you understand how that undermines people's confidence in the electoral system? >> kristen, what i just said is i don't agree with that. what i think undermines people's confidence in the electoral system is when the media is incurious about obvious examples of problems in our electoral system. i think they've gotten great elections, and things could be better in certain states. i want to make it happen so people have greater confidence in their elections and that's wh

i'm kristen sze. jd vance joins the republican ticket just two days after the failed assassination attempt on former president trump. here's the latest on the investigation. the fbi says it appears the shooter, 20 year old thomas matthew crooks, acted alone. crooks was a registered republican with no known history of mental illness or criminal activity. the motive is still unknown, two law enforcement sources tell abc news the building from where crooks opened fire was the staging area for a local police tactical team. so it's unclear how crooks gained access. the investigation is unfolding as republicans gather in milwaukee for the party's convention to officially vote for trump. as the republican presidential nominee. abc's mary alice parks has more. >> republicans gathering in milwaukee to formally nominate former president donald trump as their gop presidential candidate this just two days after he survived an assassination attempt at a rally in pennsylvania. the roll call is a formality. >> the g

kristen?a burns, just an extroerd near what you witnessed and that could be a bit of a preview of what we might hear at the republican national convention and dasha burns, thank you for your extraordinary work there. don winter is an investigative correspondent. he's been up throughout the night talking to law enforcement officials, tom, what do we know at this hour? >> chris, what we know at this hour is that the word from law enforcement officials who have done their own independent investigation, from the investigation so far on the ground in pennsylvania, that it is unclear what this motive might have been from matthew crooks who was born in 2003. he appeared to have graduated from high school just several years ago. we know that based upon voter registration records in pennsylvania he registered as a republican. he also donated $15 to a democratic cause so that's what we've seen there. we can find no criminal history on this individual, no sign of civil lawsuits and we checked for that be

kristen? i i'm i'm laughing looking at that moment four years ago, i know does it feel like it was four years ago? >> i mean, by the way, that moment made it onto the dnc floor, i think right at the convention, because it was so huge, so genuine, so just emotional. and i got to ask you if that was your reaction to harris as the number two on the ticket. what is your reaction now, >> i will say it was it was an incredibly emotional day. you know, as soon as we heard that, biden was stepping down, you know, obviously, for those of us who've been with her since the beginning, right? that february 2019, when she announced her candidacy, in oakland, there was a sense of energy, excitement, you know, euphoria. but at the same time, i think it was tempered, you know, with, with the fact that, you know, president biden stepping down, putting, the country first, and you know, and has truly been one of the most impactful presidents. right. and, and this vice president had has been such a loyal partner a

>> kristen, thank you so much. join us for our coverage tonight from the rnc as former president trump gives his highly anticipated speech. our coverage begins at 9:00 eastern time. >>> well, five days after the attempted assassination of former president trump, the head of the secret service is facing growing backlash and more calls for her to step down. kelly o'donnell has the latest. >> reporter: amid a search for answers and growing calls for accountability, after the trump rally shooting, the director of the secret service, kimberly cheatle, met personally with former president trump tuesday, according to two sources with direct knowledge. cheatle, a 30-year veteran with request nearly two years as director, was swarmed at the rnc wednesday night. >> either you resign tonight or start answering our questions right now. >> republican lawmakers unsatisfied. >> this is exactly what you were doing today, stonewalling. >> i can't. you owe president trump answers! you owe president trump answers. >> reporter: demand

, ., kristen.ore we get directions or panel- kristen. thank you for that, before we get directions or panel for- kristen. thank you for that, before | we get directions or panel for much of something outside,. live to union square, and our correspondent will grant. a significant deployment of police in riot police to this event, and there was as we heard from katrina perry, a us flag burned at one point, the moment of most tension, about three arrests intuitively been made, and there is obviously real genuine anger among the protesters that benjamin netanyahu is in washington i thought. they are calling for the cease—fire, and they do not want to see him being honoured in this way by a joint session of congress, so that things are beginning to calm down a little now, seeing some protesters peel away and police peel away more but to distil a large number of police and riot police apply to union station. ., ~ and riot police apply to union station. . ,, , ., ., . station. thank you well for that. and

right, kristen? mean, the city is super eager to embrace this technology, especially in the office sector. but here in real estate, we have technology that landlords are using to, price rental units. and the supervisor here is, jumping off or hopping on the back of a federal lawsuit that's about to happen that pretty much accuses these major software providers of, helping landlords collude in order to keep rents artificially high. and i can explain how that works, too. >> yeah, yeah, just a little bit about how the, you know, formula works. i mean, what kind of data is it using? >> yeah. so these landlords use, you know, what's called like real estate software. so this software promises to make their businesses more efficient. and one of these features is an algorithm that helps them price their units. and, you know, within that promise these companies make is to also, you know, increase these landlords returns. so what it does is it collects information that you and i, kristen, can't research online

kristen >> all right. concern about president biden's health, which lonnie alluded to, goes beyond his mental fitness. ucsf doctor peter chin-hong joins us and cash in at cache creek casino resort. to rock and to roll. to go all out or go all in with four stars and rising stars. northern california's premier casino resort is the perfect place to do as much... or as little as you want. make your getaway now and cache in at cache creek casino resort. president biden's doctor at the white house earlier this year. >> has the president being treated for parkinson's? no is he being treated for parkinson's? no he's not. is he taking medication for parkinson's? no. so those are the things that i can give you full blown answers on. but i'm not going to i'm not going to confirm a specialist. any specialist that comes to come comes to the white house out of privacy. >> joining us live now to talk about the potential medical concerns ucsf infectious diseases specialist doctor peter chin-hong. doctor chin-hong, thanks

. >> yes, kristen. the story told in this complaint is sadly a familiar reality among low staffed nursing homes. the allegations accused this local facility of chemically restraining a man for, quote, convenience without any consultation from his doctor. and the lawsuit also claims it was a substantial factor that caused his death. >> i was hurt, i was scared, like for him, it was just bad. >> kiyomi williams admitted her father, orlando into windsor health care center of oakland following his leukemia diagnosis. it's a skilled nursing facility along fruitvale boulevard on the city's east side. now she's suing them. >> it was a horror movie. >> less than a month after his admission to the facility, her father was found dead in his bed. after what this complaint alleges was reckless. overmedication with sedatives and narcotics. williams allegedly faced untold pain, suffering and injury as a result of the reckless neglect and abuse from staff at the facility, according to the complaint filed in alameda co

kristen as well. i think the key question in the coming days is going to be will harris continue to get endorsements and gain and rack up more supporters? will they get behind her or will these attacks by the republicans take some steam out of her way for where and who will be her vice president is something that people will be looking to see was certainly seen a support coming towards her from people who band room or to be in the running as a running mate for her. a or even as a potential challenge or to harris, people like got a new some of the governor of california, the governor of pennsylvania. josh shapiro, a to people who been rumored to be more centrist democrats that could help get independent candidates to are independent voters, to lean more democrats, something that they're going to need if they're actually going to win this election against donald trump come november. kristen, thank you. very much for that for now. that's kristen saluted me with the lasers. she's lived in new york while v

kristen, how much trouble is joe biden's still in? >> he's still in a lot of trouble because even though he gave a performance after the nato summit, that some people said was reassuring, he nevertheless, that night had a couple more defections from members if his own party in congress saying it's time to step aside the reality for joe biden is that every single thing he does from now until election day and beyond is going to be under incredible scrutiny. the slightest missteps are going to keep people being nervous. and it's going to make it hard for him to pivot to any kind of positive message that he will need to turn the polls around to make this a more competitive race that is truly winnable for him. >> but lulu, i want to focus, forget the election. let's focus first on the nomination. back in 1968, i saw a party turn on a president lyndon johnson and forced him to drop out of the race for reelection. i just don't feel that same urgency, that same unity as i did back in 1968. >> there is no unity. i think the democratic party ri

kristen, the president with a long view of history in the speech. standing on his record, history is in your hands. the idea of america lies in your hands, he said. >> lester, that's right. look, this was a speech for the history books, just as lbj announced he wasn't going to run for re-election in 1968. it's the type of speech that will be replayed for decades to come. it's clear that the president wanted to convey that he's come to terms and coming to the conclusion, nothing, nothing can come in the way of saving our democracy. that includes personal ambition. really stunning to hear that term, and as peter just mentioned, he passed the torch to kamala harris. this speech was his attempt to really write a first draft of how he wants his legacy to be remembered, ticking through his accomplishments and what he hopes to achieve in the next six months. he ended with that call to action telling americans that history is in their hands. now, just zooming out a little, this comes as 87% of americans say they support the president's decision to step asid

. >> i'm larry beil and i'm kristen z. we are tracking day two of the republican national convention. with lots of excitement still over the former president's running mate, jd vance, and his appearance last night. >> multiple sources tell abc news that vance spoke with vice president kamala harris today. the sources said vance and harris are looking forward to debating, but no specifics yet. >> trump's vp pick is putting silicon valley right in the spotlight. >> abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn joining us live now with a look at the impact of tech in this upcoming election. suzanne. >> larry kristen sze, tech experts tell me jd vance is a very interesting pick for trump's vp, and it underscores the amount of money and power in the tech industry. donald trump's election of jd vance as his running mate is sparking conversation about vance's ties to the bay area. vance spent several years here as a venture capitalist and lived in this house near bernal heights park before moving to ohio and becoming a u.s. senator in 202

larry and kristen. >> all right. thank you spencer. >> all right. we are talking about that breaking news again. this one in bay point. this is the evora fire which is burning close to the highway four area where there are now evacuations for residents in parts of concord and bay point. just north of highway four. yeah. >> i want to get an update now from captain christopher toller with contra costa fire on the one that we're talking about burning at bay point. captain, first of all, thanks for joining us. really appreciate your time. i know you just arrived at the scene, so it's probably a little bit hectic, but what is the situation as you know it to this point? >> at this point, we got initial reports of 120 acre fire uh- here in bay point between bay point and concord off of Évora road, it's pretty dynamic situation right now. the fire's moving pretty, pretty fast because the winds have picked up this late in the afternoon. but we have cal fire, along with all the, contra costa county fire crews on scene, we do have an area in bay point that we

kristen. >> oh all right sandy, thank you. across the state, heat and potential lightning activity could be bad for firefighters. there are currently more than a dozen wildfires burning in california. the lake fire in santa barbara county has burned 36,000 acres. it's just 16% contained. there have been more than 3600 fires so far this year that have burned 228,000 acres together. that is 20 times the acreage of last year in san francisco. >> a new effort to fight those sideshows that just keep popping up across the city. week after week. residents near california and divisadero streets are hoping speed bumps will deter those sideshows. >> abc seven news reporter luz pena spoke with people who have been waiting a long time for a solution. luz. >> yes, and during the pandemic, sideshows became a big issue for san francisco. this led to the passing of a legislation that allowed officers to impound vehicles that were part of sideshows. but not even that has stopped many of them. so now there's an intersection trying out speed bum

in cnn's kristen holmes is live for milwaukee for us. any reaction from your end? kristen? >> yeah, they are celebrating. look, we are expecting a statement any moment now this is happening in real time, but we of course will bring that to you as soon as we get it. but jim, we really cannot stress how big of a big deal this is. how big of a deal this is for the former president and for his team. there were many around donald trump who saw this case as the most solid case against him. remember, there are recordings of donald trump saying that he knew he had classified documents. he wasn't supposed to show them to anyone. he had there was evidence piling up against him and his team really believed that this was probably the most significant case against him. so this being dismissed is a huge deal. now, one of the things that they are pointing to is the fact that they had already believed that this case was not going to go to trial before the election. remember this has been their tactic all along. do delay, delay, delay with the hope that donald trump was to be elected in nov

kristen welker, thanks so much.ll look for more on "meet the press" when kristen is joined by j.d. vance who is on the short list to be former president trump's running mate, and adam schiff of california joins kristen as well. >>> millions of people in texas are bracing this morning as tropical storm beryl takes aim. the storm expected to strengthen into a hurricane again later today as it makes landfall in the next 24 hours. nbc's priscilla thompson is in galveston, texas. priscilla, good morning. >> reporter: yeah, willie, good morning. already we're seeing the waves and the winds out here along the texas gulf coast beginning to pick up. officials and residents are on high alert. we've seen folks emptying the shelves of grocery stores, stocking up on supplies and sandbags and businesses boarding up as some vacationers head home early. beryl is expected to strengthen to a category 1 hurricane by early monday morning as it makes landfall in texas before moving into the tennessee valley bringing with it high winds t

kristen, are you a yay or nay? nay.ng free for all seats. >> i'm a yea i avoid southwest when i can because i can't deal with the anxiety of wait a minute. am i standing in the right place for the boarding? but that's actually not the worst part. it's getting on the plane. someone has saved a seat and you're like, but you're not allowed to do that. but then there's just too much awkwardness pass trying to prevent somebody from sitting down in the middle next, you. karen yea or nay i'm from dallas so southwest has literally loved feel the cool with it. whatever southwest does, i don't care. i love i love southwest as far as like waiting in line, i make friends in the line because we're all awkward. it's all weird. >> i love the flight attendants that are going to make practice or stand up comedy jokes with us like as long as they keep fighting and keep the tone of it all i have some avoid attendance. the flight attendants are spectacular? yes. alright. so next, i never thought i would say this, but an eight-year-old is t

and kristen salumi, she's joining us live from new york and kristen more and more senior democrat state delegations coming off and supposed to come to harris and fundraising for her campaign, going through the roof a just indeed it was only 2 in the afternoon on sunday when president joe biden announced that he would not be running for re election through his support behind comma, la harris. and even though it's a weekend and it was late in the day, we have seen many democrats rallying to her support, including people like transportation. secretary put a judge and sen elizabeth warren from massachusetts to people who ran against joe biden. back in 2020 most states party leaders. the majority of them have expressed their support for getting behind cala harris. as have all of the delegates in the state of tennessee, also coming behind her alexandria castillo cortez, a very influential member of the progressive left wing of the democratic party. also expressing her support. and we have been told by a key, democratic fundraising group act blue that they are on track to have their best day o

larry and kristen. >> all right.ting a new sculpture outside the ferry building. it's a nine foot tall bronze work showing a young black woman in jogging clothes. the san francisco arts commission says the work is meant to symbolize inclusion and the power of being seen. they placed it along the embarcadero so both tourists and locals will see it regularly. >> the fact that we have a black woman that is larger than life, standing as a representation of art and culture in san francisco makes me feel appreciated. it makes me feel like i belong that much more in this city. >> the city's arts commission says it's working on improving representation in the city's public art, including a statue of the poet maya angelou at the main branch of the san francisco library this fall. the installation here at the ferry building will be there through january. >> san francisco is honoring a music icon by declaring next monday, linda ronstadt day. joel selvin, a former music critic for the chronicle, accepted the honor on ronstadt's

larry and kristen. all right. >> thank you sandhya. >> well, we are seeing firsthand dangers of illegal fireworks. a man is in the hospital at santa clara valley medical center with burns after he was hit by a large firework on the 4th of july. his legs are now wrapped because of the severity of his injuries. and there's a large wound on his arm. the victim says he was in the alviso area with his wife when he saw the fireworks. >> we saw that they were working on pretty big things, right? so we started to go on the side to pass it and just just walk away. right and then in a in one second, that was it. you know, we were on the floor burn. i just i just looked at my wife. her skin was falling from her legs, wow. >> this is some of the video of the illegal fireworks. the victim says when they asked to call 911, people told them, quote, we don't do that around here. >> well, all right, coming up, the democrat dividing lines, i want him to do whatever he decides to do. >> donald trump is on track, i think,

kristen. it's important to remember that just two years ago, salesforce ceo marc benioff rather famously proclaimed that so-called office mandates were never going to work. now, the company seems to be backtracking on that a bit, and the results could benefit everyone in san francisco. head to the salesforce tower in downtown san francisco on any day during the week, and you'll notice the foot traffic in and out of the building is still much lower than before covid. that could soon be changing, though. salesforce recently announcing it will require most of its employees to return to the office for at least 3 to 5 days a week. welcome news to yolanda olguin, who runs el faro mexican restaurant, just half a block away. >> friday was our best day before the pandemic. now there's one of the, you know, not not the same old restaurant has been in business for nearly 45 years, she tells us. >> after booming in the time prior to the pandemic, the recovery since then has been difficult, and she hopes s

i'm kristen z. let's get straight to that heat wave on the way. looking live out there a pretty warm start to this holiday weekend. you see the sun so it looks nice out there, but the temperatures are expected to keep going up and up. and check this out. plenty of people hit the beaches of the russian river in guerneville today. a pretty good spot to stay cool and we will certainly need it. we have team coverage, tracking the temperatures and wildfire risk heating up. abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel has the new warnings to watch. we'll start with you, sandhya. yeah. and kristen and diane, let's talk about this heat wave that begins tomorrow. right now, the temperatures in our hot spots like concord, vacaville, saint helena, in the triple digits, but not so bad elsewhere. that's all going to change tomorrow. an excessive heat warning goes up for all areas shaded in that pink, and the area shaded in the orange, which is san francisco and the bay shoreline under a heat advisory. it remains in effect both of them remain in effect until saturday

kristen. it's been quite the day here at sfo. walk with me a little bit here and take a look at this line here inside terminal two. this line goes from midway through the terminal here. almost out the door all the way up obviously to the ticket counters. i can tell you guys i have been here throughout the morning, all afternoon, and while it's gotten a little bit better, it's been persistent wait times for everyone here trying to get out of the bay area. thousands of passengers are stranded at sfo as airlines recover from a worldwide i.t. outage. that's crippling air travel across the globe. as of 1 p.m. friday, around 2500 flights have been canceled and 8400 delayed around the u.s, according to data from cirium. with lines almost out the door at sfo, we stopped to talk to several travelers, amy rosenthal told us she had just flown in from tokyo on her way back home to florida. she says she was completely unaware of the travel meltdown until after she landed in the bay area. >> you can't get through to anybody, on the phone with

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all right, kristen? yeah, i think i, i think i know your answer question, but still should, should president biden stay on the ticket or should he let a comment of harris the top of the ticket and give the democrats a chance to win in november? i think present by and should do what he feels is the right thing for him to do. and whenever he chooses, i'm with president 5 and 100 percent. so let's go by and hear of thank you. thank you so much. all 3 of you for such a great conversation, scott bolden. vanya batteries, kristen wolf. so great to talk to you about this, and i'm sure we'll be discussing this in the next few weeks again, once things get clearer for the democrats, thank you to all 3 of you for joining us. and thank you as well for watching. you can always watch this program again, any time by visiting our website at all just here a dot com for further conversation. go to a facebook page, that's facebook dot com, forward slash a j inside story. you can also join the discussion of force on x a hand

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want to quickly go to cnn's kristen holmes is working the story for us kristen, first of all, any reaction from the trump campaign to this new reporting? >> well. we'll talk to a number of people. reaction is really mixed. now we were told that officials briefed the trump campaign on this security threats but it still remains unclear who they briefed on, what exactly they told the campaign, the campaign directing us to see look service saying they don't comment and anything involving trump's security detail when i spoke to folks that are close to the former president looting those people who actually worked for him any of them were shocked to hear this report. some of them said they believe the secret service would handle it, but others were incredibly angry. i'm very concerned after what we saw on saturday there all a lot of questions remaining as to how that could happen on saturday, particularly now that they know that there was an increased amount of security one of the one of his advisors saying to be so you're telling me that there was more people there and they still couldn't stop s

i'm kristen z. we'll get to those segments in a moment. first, though, the heat wave returned today with a vengeance. let's take a live look. outside several places. temperatures are rising, especially inland, where the highs could reach 108 degrees. abc7 meteorologist lisa argen has the details. air quality is really not good. >> hopefully tomorrow. no spare the air alert, but we are looking at the relief from the heat by saturday and sunday. here's a look at concord where you'll notice you could be as high as 108 today and then 101 tomorrow. here comes the trend. it looks encouraging, doesn't it? 90s on saturday, 80 on sunday. and that's where we'll kind of settle santa clara with the poor air quality today. you know why? upper 90s very light winds and not a lot of mixing going on at all. we're actually getting the heat from the upper elevations, mixing down to the surface, but no real onshore flow. 93 for you tomorrow. and then 80s to low to mid 80s elsewhere around the south bay. how about 105? in los gatos, morgan hill 106. those are

i'm kristen sze thanks for joining us. both endorsements and campaign cash are quickly adding up for harris. her campaign says she raised $81 million in the first 24 hours as a candidate, the most of any presidential candidate in history. let's get the latest on this developing news live from washington, d.c. now. abc news reporter ike ejiochi shows us the steps harris is now taking to gain control of the campaign. it's all happening quickly, ike. >> that's right. kristen vice president kamala harris delivering remarks today at the white house for the first time after president biden announced he's not running for president. a moment for harris to jump start her presidential aspirations. further excitement from democratic supporters today for vice president kamala harris. now running for president after president joe biden's decision to get out of the 2024 presidential race. greetings, everyone. the vice president appearing today at an event on the south lawn of the white house welcoming ncaa student athlete champions harr

let me go back to kristen welker in our washington dc bureau. the white house getting out in front of this very quickly. >> reporter: lester, they sure are. president biden condemning this in the strongest terms possible which is what you would anticipate. he has long condemned political violence. he said this is unheard of. everybody must condemn it. he did say he had tried to speak with the former president who he referred to as donald. he also noted lester that he is receiving thorough, robust briefings from his national security team. from his federal agencies and that with undoubtedly cop throughout the night. the white house will undoubtedly need to keep the public informed throughout the night. it come as you point out, they work to pull down their ads as the trump campaign is in a media blackout and it speaks to the seriousness of this moment. the gravity of this moment. the fact that quite frankly something has just shifted in our american politics. in our country. this act of political violence which as the president said cannot and wi

hi kristen, as always, great to see you this morning. it's no secret in the last week and a half that democrats are rattled. there are growing calls for president biden to consider getting out of the race in that interview, we saw him, you know, showing denial, really, of trump widening his lead. what's the latest you're hearing? well, kyra, i had a chance to sit down with congressman adam schiff. and i have to tell you, it was a fascinating conversation. he is among those who does not think that president biden calmed the concerns that, quite frankly, the panic among democrats with that interview on abc, in part because he didn't commit to a cognitive test, congressman schiff said both he and trump should actually have a cognitive test, but he was also concerned about he was asked, how would you feel if you lost to former president trump? and president biden said, well, as long as i give it my all. congressman schiff said that was one of the answers that concerned him. the most. so i thought that was really striking. i also asked him ab

kristen. >> all right. spencer, thank you. so with this heat advisory underway spencer. thank you so much. again, keep the abc seven bay area app and our website abc seven news.com handy. you can get the latest forecast and updates from our abc seven weather team. now to the race for the white house. president biden is isolating after testing positive for covid, putting his campaign on pause. he arrived at his vacation home in delaware last night. his medical team says he's been vaccinated and has all of the current annual boosters. the president's doctor says he's received his first dose of paxlovid. he's experiencing mild symptoms, including runny nose, cough and fatigue. this diagnosis comes as calls from his own party to drop out of the race are growing louder and stronger, despite his previous efforts to shut them down. senate minority leader chuck schumer, house democratic leader hakeem jeffries, speaker emerita nancy pelosi and california representative adam schiff all reportedly expressing concern over his reelection bid. pardon me, senate majority leader chuck s

kristen. >> all right. spencer. thank you. flames tore through a popular locally owned bookstore in oakland's rockridge neighborhood early this morning. take a look at this video shared by the oakland fire department. you can see shelves of books just engulfed in flames. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez has more on how east bay booksellers is dealing with all of this damage. >> it's still in a state of shock, very much sort of just overwhelmed by the scene, just looking at it. i've i'm slowly feeling like i'm stepping into the actual moment. whereas for the past couple of hours, it's felt like watching a movie. >> a beloved oakland bookstore, east bay booksellers, is gone after an early morning fire ripped through the store. oakland's fire chief says the fire started at the college avenue store at about 530 tuesday morning, quickly growing to three alarms. it took at least 60 firefighters to battle the blaze, but the store is a total loss. it's sad. it's really sad, louise rothman reimer is with schultz collins investm

kristen we'll take that. lisa. >> nasa has released some stunning new images in celebration of the 25th anniversary of its chandra x-ray observatory. the space shuttle columbia launched chandra into orbit back in 1999. the 25 images are just a small sample of the nearly 25,000 taken since its launch. >> those are beautiful. all right, now to the odd couple of the marvel universe. >> it's a movie about friendship made by friends. and i think that you can feel that on screen. >> it's day two of deadpool and wolverine week up next, the when you have moderate to severe eczema, it's okay to show off. with dupixent, show off your clearer skin and less itch. because you have plenty of reasons to show off your skin. with dupixent, the #1 prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, you can stay ahead of your eczema. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema to help heal your skin from within. many adults saw 90% clearer skin, some even achieved long-lasting clearer ski

let's get straight to kristen holmes. kristen, you've got some breaking details here about the former president here at the convention later tonight, the timing of that is still fluid and we are still learning new details as to what this would look like now with this done happen, obviously everything with the former president is it's up in the air. >> we don't know what exactly this is going to look like. but one thing to note here and i'm telling i'm being told that perhaps you didn't hear the top of what i said. so i'm going to go again. a source familiar with the matter tells us that former president donald trump is expected to appear tonight at the convention. this will be his first appearance since he was shot in that attempted assassination on saturday, we are told that he has been eager to get out here to the convention that he has been eager to meet with supporters and with allies, that this has brought him a use of determination and resolve. know what exactly this looks like tonight. obviously, we will wait and s

suzanne, kristen. >> larry. governor newsom's executive order makes sure that the decision to remove homeless camps remains in local hands. now, with the help of state agencies like caltrans, state parks and department of fish and wildlife, the governor wants local leaders to act now. >> i don't think there's anything for urgent and more frustrating than addressing the issue of encampments in the state of california. >> governor newsom wants to act now to clear away homeless encampments. >> today, i announced an executive order to move the process forward. we're done. it's time to move with urgency at the local level to clean up these sites. >> state agencies, including state parks and the department of transportation, would be required to prioritize clearing encampments that pose safety risks, such as those along waterways. john paul horn is assistant professor in the department of social work at csu east bay. >> the governor has control over state agencies. he has the ability to mobilize the state agencies in

kristen, what do you think of this interview? what do you think the headlines will be? and what was the white house strategy here? they had canceled a civil rights speech in austin but kept this interview in light of recent events. >> i think that part of what the white house wanted to do initially when they agreed to do the interview was to tamp down the growing criticism of president -- >> that was before the shooting. >> before the shooting. in the wake of that debate performance that you heard lester talking about with him. they thought it was important for him to continue with this interview in light of the assassination attempt over the weekend to get that message out that violence in any form cannot be tolerated. it was notable, savannah, because he tried to walk a fine line. he called it a mistake that he told some campaign staffers we should be putting trump in the bull's-eye. basically, he meant let's talk about the issues related to trump. but he didn't back away from his claim, his argument that trump is a threat to the democracy. and it really is a preview

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kristen. >> all right. thank you. sandhya. >> in th

kristen. so what can you tell us?aaron, actually, you know, i'm really glad you asked me this because isaac that you will appreciate this more than anyone tech investor, david sachs just reported we were the ones who broke the nose and actually going to speak on wednesday of the convention about the economy. that is a critical move for donald trump because he has been courting silicone valley for a long time. obviously, sachs has endorsed donald trump but just somebody who have a lot of power over other big donors. and it is notable that he's going to be out there not only having endorsed him but speaking, we obviously also have reported yesterday that celebrity tv star model amber rose was going to speak. but what i really am told by the campaign is that a lot of this convention it's going to reflect every day americans and what they say are americans that are hurt by biden's administration. so expect to hear people who are struggling because of inflation hey shan or people whose family members were victims of migran

kristen holmes. thanks. we'll have to see if what he said today will help him get back i'll message are not now to the democrats and breaking news on the harris campaign. let's bring in cnn's mj lee you have new reporting mj about what the vice president justice said on a call with donors. >> that's right, pam, one thing that vice president kamala harris did this afternoon was called into a meeting of her national finance committee, really taking the opportunity to thank major donors for showing their support over the last couple of days. you just got off the phone with a major donor who was on that call and they said that there was just palpable enthusiasm on this fall as the vice president and top officials took questions as well. it was described as really top officials laying out what needs to happen in the next hundred plus days leading up to election shan day. campaign officials really made clear that of course, a top priority for the vice president is going to be traveling to these key battleground st