peter: when did you first meet leah thomas?ey: so, the first time i encountered leah thomas was at the national championship. let me just say. i have had to -- i got to personally witness and really feel the effect that this infringement, or what i would call an injustice had on myself and my teammates and my competitors. look, i don't claim to speak for every single girl on that pool deck, of course not, but i do claim to speak for the overwhelming majority of us because i -- i can wholeheartedly attest to the tears that i saw. not just from the moms at the stands watching as their daughters are being obliterated in the sport that they once loved, but the tears from the girls who placed ninth and 17th and missed out on being an all-american by one place. i can wholeheartedly attest to the extreme discomfort in the locker room. when you turn around and there is a 6'4", 22-year-old man fully intact and fully exposing himself, inches away were you were simultaneously undressing. i can wholeheartedly attest to the whispers, becaus

leah, thanks for joining us. i want to go to you right now. i've read this opinion several times right now. i don't understand how we're going to make a determination of what is, quote, official and unofficial. your thoughts? >> i think the court has given a very broad definition for what facts fall within the outer perimeter of the president's official responsibilities that entitle the president to a presumption of immunity. and i think it's important to note that in that middle category, the court suggested that the president is, at a minimum, entitled to presumptive immunity and might even be titled to absolute immunity, of the kind that the court assigned to the president's exclusive, procollusive authority. as to how the lower court is supposed to decide which actions are entitled to a presumptive act of immunity and whether thoseas are ultimately immune, i think the court has stacked the deck against this prosecution. it delineated certain actions as entitled that were definitely questionable, like pressuring the vice president to put to

leah williamson watched from _ means we all win.hed from the bench _ means we all win. leah williamson watched from the bench last - means we all win. leah williamson watched from the bench last time i watched from the bench last time england played sweden back in april. finishing 1—1. another draw would be enough to see england through as one of the top two teams in this group as england qualify automatically. it is a fiendishly difficult group that also features france. the coach is under no illusion over challenges ahead as she knows anything can happen come tomorrow. we ahead as she knows anything can happen come tomorrow. we knew this was a very competitive _ happen come tomorrow. we knew this was a very competitive group - happen come tomorrow. we knew this was a very competitive group and - was a very competitive group and that is_ was a very competitive group and that is what has showed so tomorrow is an important game for us, france is an important game for us, france is in the _ is an important game for us, france is in th

i asked leah williamson how much she shared in england's disappointment. over the line, to a fantastic spanish team, and i know they'll be devastated about it. it will take a while, i think for them, to get over it, but us as a country, we've been blessed with incredible tournaments, and when those wins come, which i do believe they will, then they'll be even sweeter. leah williamson watched from the bench the last time england played sweden, back in april. that game at wembley finished i—i. another draw would be enough to see england through as one of the top two teams in this group and see them qualify automatically. it is a fiendishly difficult group that also features france. sarina wiegman is under no illusion about the challenge ahead, and she knows that anything could happen come tomorrow. we knew that this was . a very competitive group, and that's what showed. so tomorrow's an important game for us, with france i on top of the group. but we can still come third in the group and first - in the group, so that's how we approach it. _ and we've had so

leah, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. that was the big question that everyone was asking. how did the shooter get so close to such a high-profile event. there were eyewitnesses who saw the gunman and pointed him out to law enforce management and we learn now they started texting about the gunman nearly an hour. and a half before the first shot was fired. barely a week into the job, ronald rowe will take the hot seat on capitol hill hill. rowe will say he visited the site of the assassination attempt on former president donald trump, and, quote, what i saw made me ashamed. he's also consecutived to say his agency ensured every event site security plan is authorrily vetted by multiple security supervisors before it's implemented. this comes as newly released police text messages show officers were aware of the gunman, thomas crooks, at least 105 minutes before he opened fire. that's more than 30 minutes earlier than previously reported. >> there were multiple opportunities for this individual to be encountered by law enforc

leah mishkin, cbs news, london. >>> and that's today's "cbs news roundup."ou, the news continues. for others, tune in to "cbs mornings" and follow us anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from the cbs news broadcast center in new york city, i'm shanelle kaul. ♪ >>> hello and thanks so much for staying up with us. i'm shanelle kaul in new york, and here are the headlines on "cbs news roundup." >>> presidential candidate kamala harris comes out swinging, attacking donald trump in her first campaign rally. >>> the trump campaign is shifting its strategy following president joe biden's decision to withdraw from the race. >>> and we'll have new details about the sheriff's deputy accused of killing sonja massey. >>> as the likely democratic presidential nominee, vice president kamala harris hit the campaign trail tuesday in the battleground state of wisconsin. cbs's skyler henry has more from the white house. >> ours is a fight for the future. >> reporter: vice president kamala harris kicked off her presidential campaign with a rally in milwaukee. >> do we believe in

so leah,re would you like to us. thanks, steve. so i write a program called student reporting labs. it's from "the pbs newshour" and we work with high school and middle school across the country to do journalism programs. some of it is broadcast journalism, journalism programs that are starting to do social media and digital journalism. and then even some of the teachers that participate our science teachers or english teachers. so we have created a whole curriculum called story maker is the platform would use. the teachers come in and delete these programs across the country. we have 7000 educators registered in story maker and ad 100,000 other educators to use our resources, so reaching around 70,000 per year doing journalism, broadcasting video journalism in high school and middle school. >> i work at the scripps howard fund picky may remember us as scripps howard foundation. we support journalism education programming for college students. we really look at life how do we thinko about what the interest s going to need ten, 15 years now and think about what supports to need now.

these next few appearances will be closely watched. >> leah mishkin in london. thank you. >>> breaking overnight, britain's labor party is celebrating a landslide election victory clearing the way for a new prime minister. laborers sweat the conservative party out of power after 14 years. the worst defeat for the conservatives in the nearly 200-year history of the party. kier starmer will be the incoming prime minister replacing rishi sunak. >> you campaigned for it, you've fought for it, you voted for it. and now has arrived -- change begins now. >> the british people have delivered a sobering verdict tonight. there is much to learn and reflect on. and i take responsibility for the loss. >> the conservative party was damaged by boris johnson's covid party scandal and voters' frustration over the high cost of living. the victory by the center left party is in contrast to the rise of the far right in europe. >>> around 134 million americans are facing excessive heat alerts as a record-breaking heat wave broils much of the country. in california the warnings are p

leah mishkin, cbs news, london. >>> and that's today's "cbs news roundup."rs, tune in later for "cbs mornings" and follow us 24/7 at cbsnews.com. reporting from the cbs news broadcast center in new york city, i'm shanelle kaul. ♪ >>> hello and thanks so much for staying up with us. i'm shanelle kaul in new york, and here are some of the top stories on "cbs news roundup." >>> violence in venezuela. chaos breaks out amid accusations much of a rigged election. >>> america's largest fire this year continues growing in california by the hour. >>> and president biden proposes an ethics code and term limits for the supreme court. >>> venezuela's opposition leaders say they have obtained vote-counting sheets proving their victory in presidential elections. violent protests broke out after the incumbent, nicolas maduro, was declared the winner on sunday night. the u.s. and other countries are now casting doubt on the results amid widespread accusations of fraud. cbs's lilia luciano reports from caracas. she is the only u.s. network correspondent inside venezuela. >>

cbs' leah mishkin joins us now from london as the president also gears up to host world leaders next week. good morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, good morning. yes, the nato summit, leaders from the alliance's 32 countries, will be in washington to discuss the ongoing war in ukraine. the president is scheduled to have a solo news conference which many will be watching closely. >> the governors have his back. >> reporter: multiple democratic state governors closed ranks around president joe biden after meeting with him at the white house wednesday. >> president joe biden is in it to win it, and all of us said we pledged our support to him. >> reporter: it comes as the president works to reassure his fellow democrats of fitness for office after last week's poor debate performance which he addressed in a radio interview yesterday. >> i had a bad night. i screwed up. i made a mistake. that's 90 minutes on stage. look at what i've done in 3.5 years. >> reporter: the same day the president also told his campaign staff, quote, let me say this as clearly as i possibly can and as simply and s

leah wright, rigueur leah, thank you so much for being with us. what did you make of the president's speech last night? i mean, this is sort of the beginning of a long goodbye from joe biden, i suppose it's a long goodbye, but it's also historic and i think it changes the narrative around how we understand the executive office office of the presidency, and how we understand what is the role and what is the commitment of presidents to the united states into country the first thing that i've thought, as he can roll down but the speech was lyndon johnson resigning or declining to the nomination for president in march 1968. but that came with the thing a much heavier load core, johnson johnson was battling illness he was battling conflict in vietnam, overwhelming unpopularity, and a whole series of challengers in the primary contention joe budden isn't dealing with he's the only with something else and i think this speech and with his decision last week to step down and not seek reelection, he has changed the entire narrative how we understand what pr

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can we please here for leah and her extraordinary story and leadership.] i do believe art other peoples children and god knows we do not pay them enough. it is so good to be here and be back with so many extraordinary leaders. including my friend the great governor of wisconsin tony evers. my dear friend senator tammy baldwin. and you know, i had the privilege of serving with tammy when i was in the united states senate. she is always fighting for the people of the states. i note folks here are going to make sure you return her to washington d.c. in november. [cheering] yes, we are going to elect her back to washington d.c. it is so good to be here also with lieutenant governor sarah rodriguez. attorney general josh cohen's, wisconsin secretary of state sarah. [cheering] county executive david crowley. [cheering] mayor johnson. [cheering] and the great state party chair ben. [cheering] who i have worked with we've been working together for years i can attest he knows how to build the infrastructure that delivers up and down the ballot. thank you. [cheerin

. >> while we are on the topic of justice leah -- >> of the things i sometimes said about justice leah, i'll give you a bit of a shot sometimes were on different sides of an issue. [laughter] i'm trying to think i used to have a little voice over here. >> is effective in fact -- he did the same thing to me. [laughter] the neck you are probably on different sides but used to say, what you think? that's an extremely helpful thing to have like okay, if i know how justice scalia will try to pick apart this argument and you can figure how to make it stronger so it will be vulnerable. now if you could really do that he always had things to say notwithstanding my efforts but decided. what would you say about this? what is he going to admit his good will? you knew the compliments were real. i knew firsthand he had tremendous respect for you that he used to talk about your relationship. >> thank you. i know firsthand staying in touch with them he had tremendous respect for you and a lot of affection for you. >> you say that like it's surprising. [laughter] >> the thing that some people in the a

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that was pretty on point there, leah.sentiment. sometimes when the justices publicly speak out they're like, no, no, we don't care what the public's going to do in their reactions, but i feel like this is intentional. they were going to wait until their last day in term to give us that decision, for example. >> the lady doth protest a little too much. i think the supreme court, in particular the chief justice, is one of the more skilled politicians in washington, d.c., as far as cultivating a favorable media narrative. if you consider a lot of the press coverage up until the very final weeks of the term, they were depicting the court as dividing along atypical line, and perhaps there was a new moderatings institutionalist center of the court. it fell through once you added in the final weeks of the decisions. that's not to mention the substance of those decisions, and it seemed like the media just did not take the time to internalize that and the court was firing off so many of these decisions in a short window that there

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the ages, but i feel like we can't escape the rule that they're writing for the moment right now, leah litman, and this is the rule regarding what donald trump did in january of 2021 and between november of 2020 to january of 2021, and what he's still doing. it feels like, as we read through this -- and again, we're still going through it. it's going to take some time to digest. it feels like the majority of this court doesn't think what donald trump did was that big of a deal. >> i think that that's right. if you look at what the court did, they effectively looked at the indictment and said some of what jack smith alleged actually falls within the scope of the president's official duties. this was, for example, president trump pressuring the department of justice to potentially, you know, put together a false slate of electors, and they refused to rule out the possibility that the rest of what donald trump is alleged to have done including, you know, talking to the vice president, including being involved in the false slate of electors, including trying to cast out millions of lawful

leah, you have an alarm any audience somewhere. >> yeah. tyler is in his first year at ut and he came through the student portal less program. he was a podcast host. we were hoping we can pass the microphone and he could give the audience the sense of what it means to do some journalism in high school and take that all the way to ut and it would be a part of his journey. >> hello. can anyone here? thank you for having me. i wanted to talk about my experience with journalism and everything. i remember when t we are plannig for high school, our classes in high school i remember journalism was when the first classes i signed up for. i signed up to do news hour also high school. i mean newspaper also high school and i thought that would be my elective throughout but i remember the first day my journalism class was the last day i saw my journalism teacher, and after that likejo equip the sameam day. i'm not sure what happened exactly or anything like that but i remember the was an excitement and energy about journalism that day that can never re

can we hear it for leah and her extraordinary story? and i do believe _ her extraordinary story?our— her extraordinary story? and i do believe our teachers do gods work, they teach— believe our teachers do gods work, they teach other peoples children and god — they teach other peoples children and god know we do not pay them enough _ and god know we do not pay them enough. and it is so good to be here, _ enough. and it is so good to be here, and — enough. and it is so good to be here, and be back, with so many extraordinary leaders, including my friend. _ extraordinary leaders, including my friend. the — extraordinary leaders, including my friend, the great governor of wisconsin, tony devers. , who is here _ wisconsin, tony devers. , who is here somewhere. my dear friend senator— here somewhere. my dear friend senator tammy waldman. and i had the privilege _ senator tammy waldman. and i had the privilege of— senator tammy waldman. and i had the privilege of serving with tammy when i was privilege of serving with tammy when iwas in _ privilege of serving with tammy when iwas in th

leah ann, molly, hans, thank you for starting us off this evening. when we return, donald trump's new plan to stall any damaging evidence in the election interference case and tell gus one. after the election. >>> later, nikki haley will not be at the rnc next week. why she was not invited, and who she is telling her delegates to vote for now, the 11th hour just getting underway on tuesday night. on tuesday night. they started as dreamers. but today, they're stars. follow every moment of team usa on the network that brings you legendary speed and reliability: xfinity mobile. with xfinity mobile, you'll have the most powerful mobile wifi network with you on the go, with exclusive access to speeds up to a gig in millions of locations nationwide. and right now, xfinity internet customers can buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. get the fastest connection to paris with xfinity. >>> even though the supreme court's immunity really means donald trump's 2020 election case will not come to trial anytime soon, special counsel jack smith may stil

do you think, leah, that the biden feeling that if it's someone else maybe they can be trump, but they come into the race, hobbled financially he politically, they the biden campaign. they've argued anybody else doesn't have the baked in negatives that are actually biden's advantage because they would basically get an onslaught of it for the last four months of this campaign. what does history tell us about move a party, moving on at this late stage? or going into a convention uncertain who their nominee would be. well, i think there is one person who wouldn't be hobbled by this and that's kamala harris in some ways, in some respects, she is the elephant in the room. and so i think jim clyburn, who was on here a couple of nights ago, had the right approach when he said let her compete, let her go in and part of what we see in part of i think what history brings into the conversation is that when you don't allow democrats to have this kind of conversation, when you cut off the actual debate, that's when problems erupt so we can look at a moment like 1968, i know a lot of people have mad

joining me now is joyce vance and leah litman and host of the strict scrutiny podcast.us. joyce, in a normal world, it is all we would talk about this week because it is about the most amazing and surprising thing that could have happened. the supreme court has gone out on a limb here and it is unclear to most thinking people what we're supposed to do about this. they have said things that do not logically seem to be clear, including the fact that the president of the united states is, in fact, above the law, as long as he could claim he's doing his job. >> it is tough to read this decision as saying anything else. but you know, the good news here is, this case now goes back to the district court. judge chutkan will rule in the first instance on what conduct is official, what conduct is unofficial, and of course, she'll have to deal with this big gray area in the middle that the supreme court has set forth where donald trump will have presumptive immunity and the government will have to establish that prosecuting him would not impair the powers of this now near imperial

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a quarter of a leah middle toward the floor, but is not a peacemaker in any way. and want to be propose as to temporarily stop aggression at the expense of the victim. and thus delray the mass serial killer. i don't quite understand that. maybe we speak different languages, but subjects like or by the feet. so least making is about something else. any country serious about mediation will not publicly make but now statements. when they say we support an immediate cease fire shows. they are not ready for a mediation mission. big wars require a different approach. so i'll follow is the hungarian prime minister's visit to moscow to discuss the resolution of the ukraine conflict with president put in the trip. spart d'affaires criticism on both sides of the atlantic. like to our bond dismissed you allegations of quote appeasement. after his meeting with putting on friday i am i am. i'm a friend of 1200 year. yeah. so the spectrum up front of the piece. that's very important. confirmed up the piece. the reason why i negotiated pitching, because i'm looking for the short

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can we please hear it for leah and her extraordinary story? [ applause ] >> thank you.achers do god's work. they teach other people's children and god knows we don't pay them enough. let's thank them. and it is so good to be here and be back with so many extraordinary leaders. including my friend, the great governor of wisconsin tony evers. he's here somewhere. my dear friend senator tammy baldwin. and, you know, i had the privilege of serving with tammy when i was in the united states senate, and she's always fighting for the people of this state. and i know that the folks that are here are going to make sure you return her to washington, d.c. in november. yes. we are going to elect her back to washington, d.c. it is so good to be here also, with lieutenant governor sarah rodriguez. attorney general josh kaul. wisconsin secretary of state sarah godlewski. county executive david crowley. mayor cavalier johnson. and the great state party chair ben wickler. who i have worked with, ben, you and i have been working together for years. and i can attest, he knows how to build

leah lopez and 30 year old pedro david guadarrama ceron. both of them lived in san jose. rescuers found them face down in the water near west cliff drive. the fire department says it appears they were swept off the rocks by waves last tuesday. the woman, charged with killing a vacaville police officer last week was arraigned today on murder charges. 24 year old serena rodriguez was assigned a public defender and will undergo a mental competency examination to determine if she can stand trial. prosecutors filed a felony complaint accusing rodriguez with the murder of officer matthew bowen. fellow officers crowded the courtroom today to face the defendant, who said nothing during a three minute appearance. rodriguez is being held without bail and will return to court august 19th. >> san francisco police shot and killed a man overnight in an alleyway that's a known as a trouble spot. it's willow street at van ness avenue. as we've reported here on abc seven news. neighbors have complained of ongoing drug dealing and substance abuse in that alley. san francisco police tell us

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that leah clashes betwee police and antigovernment protesters continued tonight in venezuela.ve been injured. nicholas mike trout was declared the winner of sunday's election, but the opposition says that is a sham. -- nicholas maduro was declared winner of sunday's election, but the opposition says that is a sham. the armed forces were told there was no need to repress the people of venezuela. let's bring in our correspondent, standing by in caracas. thanks for joining us. he is up-to-date on what has been happening where you are. >> well, protests have continued today for the second time. people were not deterred by the violence that broke out after the elections. thousands and thousands of people gathered in the city's center to protest against president maduro and his claim to victory. it was a relatively peaceful protest. many people said they were there to defend democracy, believing the election was a fraud. many people said they only believe they would w if the military joint event against the government. so far, the police have been loyal to the government. they've be

we like hard work doorway and we will win this election so as leah told you before i was elected vice president, before as a united states senator, i was elected attorney general of the state of california, and i was a courtroom prosecutor before them and in those roles i took on perpetrators of all kinds predators who abused women fraudsters ripped off consumers cheaters broke the rules for their own gain so hear me when i say on know donald trump's type in this campaign, i promised you, i will proudly put my record against his any day of the week as attorney general of california, i took on one of our country's largest for-profit colleges that was scamming students donald trump ran of for-profit college, that scammed students as a prosecutor i specialized in cases involving sexual abuse well, trump was found liable for committing sexual abuse as attorney general of california, i took on the big wall street banks and held them accountable for fraud donald trump let's, just found guilty of fraud on 34 counts but let's also make no mistake this campaign is not just about us versus dona

. >> reporter: leah kern has been a marin county resident for four year since moving from oakland with her family. >> the first two years we lived here, 2020 and 2021 were like really bad fire years. the sky was just orange one day because there was so many wildfires burning all over the state and the last two years have been kind of nice because they've been a little -- quieter. >> reporter: but today she says she's been vigilant as critical fire weather conditions are expected over the next 24 hours. >> to be cautious for ourselves like we don't -- you know, have a fire -- we have a fire pit but it's not -- wood burning. but, you know, obviously like we won't light that on red flag warning days. >> reporter: marin county fire's public information officer explains the seriousness of this warning. >> we are in critical fire weather conditions so any little spark could cause a wildfire. and because of the rapid winds that could spread. quickly. >> reporter: she says we're experiencing strong offshore wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour. and low relative humidity ranging from 15% to 25%.

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leah used radical imagination. use your radical imagination and tell me what you see with regard to black people and poor people in transportation in the years to come connected to these issues of climate that we have been discussing today. what do you see? >> from a radical imagination perspective, i will start with the youth, because we do have our own youth advisory council, and they advise me as ceo, and they talk about climate. and that the imagination is to have a public transportation system that works for everyone, particularly people of color, black people specifically, two, one, adjust the climate crisis that we are in, to address the health crisis that we are in. we know, harvard has put out a study that said the biggest influencer on socioeconomic mobility is your access to transportation. we know it connects communities, we know the access to job, health care and education are transformational. so, the opportunity we have with our youth, i am optimistic because they are so passionate and energized to d

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