we call it -- >> it's just so glamorous, kyung.s. [ laughter ] >> you didn't see my shoes, i was wearing sneakers. very, very glamorous. you know, i think you see it there with jasmine, you know, she's an embed. she's the klobuchar embed, that scene is out of iowa. we were the team following amy klobuchar. a korean born woman and a black woman from chicago and every time we would land, we would make the joke in various cities that we upped the people of color quotient by at least double. so it is changing. it is the people who are covering, the people who are running for office look different. there are more women and it was in new hampshire, i really, really noticed it at the amy klobuchar event. i looked at the press riser. every single photographer, every single imbed, every single reporter, both television and print was a woman. and i was so taken aback because that is really a marker, a sign of how it's not just the boys on the bus anymore, john. it is a much more diverse field of reporters trying to cover a more diverse field

from "on the trail," cnn's dana bash, kaitlan collins, and kyung lah. an all new "closer look.ixon and now seth meyers. >> seth: welcome to "late night. how is everybody doing i just remembered i left half a salmon salad on my desk in march, so it's probably going to be even longer until i'm allowed back in the office let's get to the news. new york state attorney general letitia james announced today she's filing a suit to dissolve the nra for years of self-dealing and illegal conduct. and to make sure it dissolves, she's going to put jared kushner in charge of it. "you can count on me -- oh, no oh, you guys bad news oh, i kushed it. oh, i kushed another." president trump called into "fox & friends" yesterday morning, while joe biden just called in to "friends. "word of advice chandler, quit being a wise ass they're your friends, chandler." i turned him into -- i turned him into clint eastwood. during an interview on "fox & friends" yesterday, president trump claimed children aren't affected by the coronavirus. added trump, "i would know, someone raised five children of my own

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so you just listened to kyung lah's piece. you heard one person she saying we'll get it sooner or later. it makes you wonder do people understand how serious this is? i mean, it's essentially russian roulette, is it not? if you do get it, you could be one of the ones that responds badly to this virus. >> right. we have some idea who are the most vulnerable, pam lachlt but obviously there are people who are younger, people without pre-existing conditions who are getting sick. you spread it so it's not just about i'm going to get it sooner or later. you also become a vector of spread to people who don't think like you and don't want this virus. the other part of this, as you remember, pam, in the beginning was the idea that if a lot of people get it quickly from what could be a super spreader event, the hospitals become overwhelmed. so part of the issue is that, yes, when we look at the overall fatality rate of this virus, it is what it is. but the idea that people overflood hospitals and can't get care and die preventible death

kyung lah reports. >> i september your nomination for vice president of the united states of america.moment, senator kamala harris acknowledged her past through her mother. >> she raised us to know and be produce of our indians heritage. >> reporter: that pride shared by an empire grew of americans. >> she's the vp nomination. >> reporter: from a democratic organizer in california. >> this is just incredible. >> to katerina in colorado. we first met her at a harris presidential rally in denver. katerina was featured in a video part of wednesday's program, talking about what this means to girls like her. >> seeing one who looks like me do it is kind of like me seeing myself doing it, because honestly in my opinion, i do kind of look like her. you see yourself and you put that goal, yes, i'm going to do it. >> reporter: a reflections that south asians are celebrating across social media. s posting side-by-side pictures with the words representation matters. >> we're both indians, but actual li both south indian. >> mindy kalin talked about her her an with harris in this video last year.

cnn's kyung lah was there., talk about whatyou aw, what you witnessed when you arrived. >> reporter: well, it was as if i stepped into a time machine and were transported back to before the pandemic. that's exactly what this looked like. now, cnn was alerted to this indoor event inside a bar occurring on friday evening ahead of the event. we were told by the source that 100 to 150 members of law enforcement would be gathering indoors this establishment. not exactly sure what we would see. we went to sassafras saloon in hollywood. it's in the center of hollywood. it was plainly visible from the sidewalk. you could see the lights inside, the music going, people very close proximity to one another, no masks, no social distancing, drinking, having a great time. a man inside the bar did come out and said the same people all work at the same place, they had all been tested. it was all perfectly fine. we spoke with the spokeswoman for the owners of the bar that this had been rented by someone who wanted to honor firs

kyung lah shows us the debate of a reopening that's raging right alongside the virus. >> we won't go! >> reporter: as florida teachers protest back to school in person, at least 12 counties in the sunshine state returned to the classroom this week, nine of them with positivity rates higher than the cdc's recommended mark for reopening. next door in georgia, the governor today applauded its first week back to school in many counties. thinking week went real well other than a couple of virtual photos. >> reporter: that's despite hundreds of public school students and faculty quarantined, testing positive after returning for in-person classes. that includes this high school northwest of atlanta and this viral image, now temporarily moved to online learning after nine reported cases. >> it's like a really bad experiment, you know. they're trying to find some kind of fluency, but they're using my kids and the kids that my kids grew up with as bait. >> reporter: the numbers paint a stark picture for the back to school season. the american academy of pediatrics says nearly 100,000 children p

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cnn's kyung lah reports on the man who could become the country's first second gentleman. >> reporterial officially takes her historic step forward on the presidential ticket, but it's the man who posed with her at the end. husband doug emhoff tweeting this with dr. jill biden. ready to go. he was an ever-present plus one on the campaign trail as his wife ran for husband. the quiet guide. >> kamala, kamala -- cheerleader when needed. active on social media as mr. kamala harris, and sometimes the unscripted husband. in a security scare last year at a campaign event, a protester got this close to harris. the female moderator got in between and then one of the three men to charge and drag him away was emhoff. the look on his face, unfiltered, unmistakable. and when her presidential hopes ended, he was her source of comfort. >> we were a good couple going in and i think we came out of it like -- >> reporter: a modern husband, now waiting through pairly charted territory. >> this is only the third woman vice presidential nominee, so he will be navigating terrain that we haven't really seen

but yes, it was sort of that nitty-gritty that stumbled her. >> kyung law, appreciate it. thanks.t of talk of history tonight. we want to get perspective of people who have made a bit of their own. members of the congressional black caucus and sheila jackson lee. delegate eleanor holmes norton. appreciate both of you. congresswoman jackson lee, i wonder your thoughts as you reflect on this candidacy. >> well, we're making history tonight, joining myself with a great leader herself. eleanor holmes norton. i'm delighted to be with her. there was much reflection but a lot of tears and a lot of reflection on the history of what we're making today. what i would say is that so many women have tried to climb that mountaintop that dr. martin luther king spoke of in the early 1800s during the truth, tried to move into the suffragette movement. we know madam c.j walker, tried to be a businesswoman. madam jordan, fanny lou. today it is evident there is an affirmation of not only black women, but women of southeast asia, women of color that they have finally reached a status where they are af

. >> let's bring in kyung law who covered senator harris from the day she announced until she dropped following her on the campaign trail? >> reporter: that example, that launch in oakland was the fascination that people had with her on the campaign trail. there were about 20,000 people according to the police department spill sboog ting int streets of oakland. people wanted to be around her. there was a charisma, fascination, a bit of celebrity surrounding kamala harris. always wanted to show up, take a selfie and get close to her. that's something that you felt regardless of whether you were in new hampshire or oakland, california. and something that also i found really poignant is that harris took a lot of pictures. i snapped this picture exactly a year ago. i caught her in a moment that she was just preparing to take the stage in mount pleasant, iowa a very, very small town. it was extremely packed and this was a year ago as she's preparing to take the stage, she's now preparing to take the stage as the vice peresidential candidate for the democratic party. not where she pictured

all right, kyung lah, terrific report. thanks very much. i learned a lot there.ate it. >>> "new day" continues right now. >> with classes set to begin eminently in districts across the country, school board meetings have become increasingly contentious. >> the road to reopening sports, schools and the economy depends on the rates in the community. >> a mask, social distance, wash your hands, be smart about crowds. >>> jill -- joe biden and kamala harris making their debut. >> i have picked the right person as the vice president of the united states of america. >> it's all on the line. america is crying out for leadership. >> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> good morning. alisyn is off and erica hill is here with me. >> i'm the one one here. >> the united states suffered through the deadliest day of the summer. more new reported deaths from coronavirus in a single day than we have seen since may and the president has thanked himself. he's thanking himself so much he might go blind. nearly the double rate since early june, 56,000 cases aga

>> all right, kyung lah, thank you so much for bringing us the latest there. and i want to turn now to michael osterholm, the director of the center for disease research at the university of minnesota. michael, great to see you. i want to start with what we just heard from dr. scott atlas who we know is an adviser to president trump on coronavirus. he was talking about young people. let's listen. >> young people are not at risk for a serious disease from this. if you look at new york city, of the 19,000 roughly 700 deaths in new york city, people under 18, that's 13 of them. there's only one child which was very tragic of course. i'm a father myself. but there's only one child that was otherwise healthy out of all of those deaths. it's really very low risk here. >> according to the cdc it is true that people under 18 have a lower risk of getting hospitalized or dying from the virus. but there has been a 90% increase in the number of covid-19 cases among children in the u.s. and at least 90 children have died from the virus. how do you describe the risk for you

clinics kyung and. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation full community. are you going the right way or are you being led to. direct. what is truth what is faith. in a world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. for a mate in the shallowness. we now know that in patients who have no history of substance abuse no history of chemical dependency the likelihood that the treatment of paid using it opioid drug which is prescribed by a doctor will need to addiction is extremely low people like russell portnoy and many others were teaching that addiction was rare and these false words and that we should be comforting people in chronic pain just like we have learned to convert people with cancer pain and in fact if you don't do that you're probably going to be found wanting these are what is termed in the industry a k o well or a key opinion leader and if a drug company can hire these k o l's they don't have to do the promotion themselves and in fact a lot of what the k o l say to other doct

kyung lah in illinois. throughout its history to harvest with the self-proclaimed islamic state terrorist group have recruited up to 30000 foreigners from all over the world to fight for them. in. thousands of russian citizens left their country to join the terrorists often bringing wives and children with them. but he is not c.s.i. the bell idea is imposed on you that you see that as and you could no. more new to the. hundreds of children and widows were held captive all disappeared. as a black. hat. back in russia those children families way to search for. we now know that in patients who have no history of substance abuse no history of chemical dependency the likelihood that the treatment of pain using it opioids which is prescribed by a doctor will need to addiction is extremely low people like russell portnoy and many others were teaching that addiction was rare and these false words and that we should be comforting people in chronic pain just like we have learned to convert people with cancer pain and

for more, here kyung lah. >> we currently have three candidates in phase three clinical trials and areto have more than 100 million doses of the vaccine by the end of the year. >> reporter: although the reality of clinical trials shows it will still be months before americans have a safe vaccine. in china, earlier results suggested that vaccine treatment in stage one and two trials may be sage and produce an immune response, news that comes at the end of a very long back-to-school week. >> it was terrifying. it was my worst fear. >> reporter: for a child, quarantine, says this georgia mother across five states. at least 200 covid-19 cases have been reported in schools. the head of the cdc says reopening schools can't be done quickly. >> yeah. we don't want to pressure anybody. our guidance -- the timing of that has to be decided one school at a time. >> reporter: given what he's seen, this arizona teacher says he's quitting. >> we weren't given the option to teach from home, no. it's a small room. there's one exit. the ventilation is not all that great for schools. it's not a good situ

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great to have you both on, kyung and jasmine.re to catch them and many of our talented colleagues in the new document "on the trail, inside the 2020 primary" streaming on hbo max. follow me on twitter pamela brown @cnn. i'm pamela brown in for jake tapper and our coverage continues right now. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer in the situation room. we're following breaking news, an influential university of washington model often cited by the white house now projects almost 300,000 american deaths by december. but that number is avoidable. the model also says consistent nationwide use of masks could save as many as 70,000 lives between now and then. the u.s. coronavirus death toll has now topped 159,000 people here in the united states with

. >> reporter: i'm kyung lah in los angeles where the department of public health is investigating thisarty at a hollywood bar held, says the bar, for first responders. cnn observed dozens of people there with no masks, no social distancing observed. california's bars, if they are serving indoors have been ordered closed in order to try to contain the covid crisis in the statement. l.a. public health says there there are no exceptiontion to this ban and this is exactly the situation that puts our entire community at unnecessary risk. >> our thanks to all our reporters. i have to say, the definition of bizarre irony. >> meaning it was a first responders' party? >> yeah, first responders. >> i had the same thought. >> at least for when there's a need -- >> we should celebrate all the hard work they're doing especially in the midst of a pandemic, a party, large gathering, probably not the best plan right now. >> our thanks to them for what they have been doing. maybe they out to think twice about the party. erica hill, thank you so much for coming in today. >> always a pleasure. >>> the wh

kyung law is out front. >> reporter: camilkamala harris major party ticket, the first black and only so. celebrated. >> we were all on a zoom call. >> reporter: by the sorority sisters watching one of their own step forward. >> the whole place, everyone is screaming and crying, completely overwhelmed. over the moon, so proud. >> reporter: we met them during harris' presidential run. >> we were all just right there tonight. we were all just, you know, regular girls and now here is kamala. >> reporter: all students at howard university, a historically black college that was formed when white schools shutout black students, the women joined in 1986 becoming line sisters, aka has a national membership of 300,000 women. the first black sorority in the u.s. established more than 100 years ago. >> when you think about it, in 1908 people were just a few ticks off emancipation and now find themselves in college and what are they trying to do? it's really an uplift mission. >> reporter: bound by that history these women forge their own paths, year after year. their lives weaving together. >> w

>>kyung lah looks at what we've seen and can expect to see from doug emhoff. >>vice presidential candidate kamala harris officially takes her historic step forward on the presidential ticket, but it's a man who posed with her at the end paving his unique path beside her husband, doug emhoff tweeting this with doctor jill biden ready to go is a he was an ever-present plus one on the campaign trail as his wife ran for president taha. a quiet guy. a cheerleader when needed active on social media as mister kamala harris. >>and sometimes the unscripted husband, i in a security scare last year at a campaign event a protester got this close to harris. the female moderator got in between then one of the 3 men to charge and dragged him away was and haas a look on his face unfiltered an unmistakable and when her presidential hopes ended he was their source of comfort where it happened on in that i think you can i don't like. >>you know. on modern husband now waiting to barely charted territory this is only the 3rd woman vice presidential nominee and so he will be naviga

. >> kyung lah is out front. >> vice presidential candidate kamala harris officially takes an historictep forward on the presidential ticket. with a man who posed with her at the end, paving his unique side behind her. president emhoff tweeting this with joe biden ready to go. >> let me introduce the woman i love. >> he was an ever-present plus one on the campaign trail as his wife ran for president. >> the quiet guy. >> kamala, kamala. >> cheerleader when needed. active on social media. as mr. kamala harris. and sometimes the unscripted husband. >> hey, hey. >> in a security scare last year at a campaign event, a protester got this close to harris, the female moderator got in between, and then one of the three men to charge and drag him away was emhoff, the look on his face unfiltered, unmistakable, and when her presidential hopes ended, he was her source of comfort. >> they were a couple going in and i think we came out of it all right. >> a modern husband now wading through barely charted territories. >> this is only the third woman vice presidential nominee and so he will be naviga

kyung lah is "outfront." i remember these pieces you did from people who knew her in college to her record to people who had very strong feelings about things she had done as attorney general. what do voters need to know about her record, because goodness knows it is all now going to come out? >> yeah, she has a very long record, especially in elected office when it came to law enforcement. she was a first. we've been talking about how kamala harris has been the first black womaned elected as california attorney general, the first black south asian to serve in the u.s. senate. being the first means you have to be tough, and this is something she is known for. she cut her teeth here in california. it has not been an easy ride for her. there was no playbook for a woman of color like kamala harris when she came up through the ranks. and she's had to learn some hard lessons on her own. in the first 100 days when she was san francisco district attorney, there was a police officer who was killed. and she did not pr

kyung law is "outfront". >> reporter: from the front lawn of their st.ter stage of the republican national convention. attorneys patricia and mark rose to social media fame articlmed weapons in front of their house as black lives matter protesters marched. >> we wasn't coming to your house. we was coming to your mayor's house. >> i'm 12 feet away from them. >> reporter: he was one of the leaders of the protests that day. the golfs to reach the mayor's house in a gated community. you can see protesters walking through the gates open next to the gate is the home. that's reverend gray's voice on the bull horn. >> saying to them, we're going to keep moving. we're not here for confrontation. we were close enough to see she had her finger on the gun. >> reporter: what do you think about the invitation by the republican party to speak? >> you're telling people that it is okay, it is okay to put people's lives in danger. it is okay to jeopardize people's safety because this is the reward that you get. >> i'm not the face of anything opposing the black lives matt

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kyung lah, thank you so much for bringing us the latest. our coverage on cnn continues right now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> i want to welcome our viewers from united states and around the world. wolf blitzer is off today. i am anderson cooper in "the situation room." biden has picked senator kamala harris as his running mate. that announcement coming in the last hour. we're covering all the angles on the breaking news this hour. let's begin with cnn's senior washington correspondent jeff zeleny. jeff, bring us up to speed. >> reporter: anderson, it is the biggest decision that joe biden has made in his political career and certainly in his presidential campaign. by choosing kamala harris, he sets his campaign off from the next 85 days or so here into the general election race. we do know that he was choosing between 11 potential candidates, all women. when you talk to friends of the former vice president, they say he was consistently looking for someone who could be a governing partner. also taking into account the moment that this

kyung lah, thank you so much for bringing us the latest. our coverage on cnn continues right now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> i want to welcome our viewers from united states and around the world. wolf blitzer is off today. i am anderson cooper in "the situation room." biden has picked senator kamala harris as his running mate. that announcement coming in the last hour. we're covering all the angles on the breaking news this hour. let's begin with cnn's senior washington correspondent jeff zele

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