lynda carter. that's right.r, the original wonder woman she endorsed kamala harris on the day president biden stepped aside posting this photo of the vp in front of a painting of wonder woman, the character of course has, for decades represented women strength and empowerment carter is campaigning hard for him harris and spoke out about the threat a trump presidency, she says would pose to women's rights during a biden harry rally earlier this summer the women in this room, the women in this country, will never let you see the oval office again and joining me now is the one and only the icon lynda carter. lynda great to see you as always. thank you so much for being with us the democratic convention kicks off tonight with a woman leading the ticket how would you describe this moment? is is this going to be the year that this country shatters that glass ceiling for women i sure hope so. right now, i think there's a little technical difficulty is that i can't see you, but i think we're okay i i am so excited. i'm

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lynda kincade, cnn u.s. open is underway in new york because we know and nearly osaka yesterday but beat latvia's jelena ostapenko in the first round of the u.s. open on tuesday yes that is the headline, but this was just moments performance wasn't the only thing turning heads on the court as soccer giant green bow as part of her outfit, the two-time us open champion says, she's embracing being more flamboyant and a tennis outfit gives her quote, a different strength a.i. severely love this outfit. can i just go on the record and say, max, that all impartiality but i mean, it's almost someone needs to take the mantle that us open from sabrina williams about who you stood for years, come out with incredible outfits. but this is beautiful very mindful. i think what's the word you used earlier? very demure very, very demure, very playful, very bright, very brad got ticking all the boxes it's interesting as well. >> remember, she's just come back from having a child and she has been talking quite openly about he

sun might make tourists miserable, but it's good for one thing experimental solar powered airship, lynda kincade shows us how's this groundbreaking project could propel us into a new age of zero emission travel powered by the sun, solar airship one is getting ready for takeoff in 2026 layered with solar panels to generate its own power this experimental ash shab aims to fly over 40,000 kilometers around the world in 20 days crossing over 25 countries please. >> and establishing a new way to travel there's a simple mission here during the world without infrastructure, with solar power with flight curve three to really prove that are new digital and engineering and manufacturing technologies can allow us to transfer or transform into electrification the high tech ship has a double envelope that stabilizes external pressures and regulates internal temperatures. >> this solar film covers the upper part of the aircraft, providing continuous electrical power during the day, excess electricity is stored in hydrogen fuel cells the solution here is quite simple. its electric power electric power

but these climate plans now will set the course for in the future lynda kincade cnn stay with us. >> we'll be right comedy is counting to cnn what could go wrong i got news for you for me or saturday, september 14, he took nine on cnn done, messed around dumb having fun, don't put me down on that with allegro allergies won't hold me back leggero starts working to times faster than clairton. >> and unlike zyrtec or won't make me drowsy. >> nothing beats allegro the fastest non drowsy 24 hour allergy relief she grew up in a middle-class home. >> she was the daughter of a working mom, and she worked at mcdonald's while she got her degree. kamala harris knows what it's like to be middle-class is why she's determined to lower health care costs and make housing more affordable donald trump has no plan to help the middle-class just more tax cuts for billionaires. been president isn't about who you fight for and she's fighting for people like you and kamala harris. >> and i approve this message okay. >> everyone that our mission is to provide complete balanced nutrition for strength and ener

the transaction about 6 months, which is very so i'm grateful to our partners and local supervisor, lyndag able to now take the next important step, which is transferring this land into public ownership. so that in the future. we'll all be over those of the tree and we'll get the benefits of the incredible carbon sequestration and have use and clean water that com with a protected property. >> redwoods are so part of the california dna. it's part of our character here. certainly part of the county's character in sonoma county. there. for the next generation of people who are hurt or even just for people who are looking me like, well, it's just a tree. i mean, it's just so much more than that. and since you've seen it, can you describe the traitorous? it sounds like it's spiritual to you. >> sure. yeah. and you can see behind this front, it was taken within the grow. you know, you walk through this grove and you're looking at really you're looking at stumps from the trees that didn't survive. and through this for us all the sudden you come upon this, you know, it's dinosaur tree. not that

cnn's lynda kincaid looks at how he's trying to keep an ancient tradition alive sitting in front of a red hot furnace shaping molten glass. this afghan artist is trying to keep an ancient tradition alive that she's making and we are trying to make sure it is not forgotten. if we do not pass it down, it will disappear from the whole world. >> glassblowing in herat region of western afghanistan has been passed down from generation to generation. this craft has been in a coulomb sake safe. his family for about three centuries his family home hosts the last two furnaces in the region. now he only lights one furnace once a month, month on with asif on unfortunately, there are no sales, there are no foreigners the locals don't need these products for the price they would first think of buying to loaves of bread for their children safe. he blames this slumping sales on the lack of foreign customers aid workers, and diplomats fled the country when the taliban took over in 2021 however, tourism is picking up in recent years. the taliban says it wants more tourists to visit according to a talib

oh, like to go forward that is, that is so interesting specifically about those independent women, lyndayres. i have so many more questions. you're really talking to the voters and so interesting to hear what they're saying. but thank you both for being here with us. we appreciate it. >> thank you, for your great questions still ahead let's see, the damage. >> ukraine flipping the script in the war with russia, we're going to have a report from a russian town that's now been captured by ukrainian forces. you're in the cnn newsroom comedy u.s. commerce to cnn what could go wrong i got news for you for me or saturday, september 14 at nine on cnn. >> i think really going to spend all day streaming college football and directv. >> can you blame them? they've got the biggest rivalries and bowl games speaking up, frank, run a slant to the boulder chips. bobby, one hook to the salsa. >> what are you going to do? coach prime, don't question. >> your coach, man he always had trouble losing weight and keeping same, discover the power of week-old to be what rigobi i lost 35 pounds off, the war, 46

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lynda, thanks for joining me. >> thank you for having me. >> i really appreciate it. so you're obviously a veteran of all these of these past convention gen-z bit bounces, in past convinces just to remind viewers about what it typically looks like. there was not a bump back in 2020 that was the covid year that was obviously a different type of convention back then, but clinton, hillary clinton in 2016, about seven point, a bump out of her convention. see how trump did pause six and then obama romney is small bump. obama had a little bit of a bigger bump back in 2008. how do you see this moment is harris's support already baked in or does she have significant room to grow? >> i think she has room to grow, but it's a very polarized race. it's going to be very close in some way. she already got the bounds before she even went into the convention last of democrats are worried about, right? i mean, right, maybe that's, maybe that's the peak i don't know if it's the peak, but it's a consolidation. >> and i think democrats came out very, very energized we're going to see bas

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twenty-three-year-old, kishane thompson thoughts he won, but after about 15 seconds, it was determined that allows out lyndasonal best 9.79 seconds, just 51 thousandths of a second ahead of thompson, usa's fred kerley took bronze as well allows didn't win as qualifier or the semifinal. but when it mattered, he delivered he's the first american mandel when the 100 meters since justin gatling 20 years ago and in his fifth olympics novak djokovic has finally snagged the one thing that seemed to allude him winning gold for the first time he beat carlos alcaraz in a 7-6, 76 thriller at roland garros. and that 37-years-old joker has become the oldest man to ever win a singles gold american swimmer bobby think defending his title, setting a new world record in the 1,500 meter free of 14 30 30.67 seconds. he's back-to-back, bobby, and he put the entire men's program on his back. this was the first individual gold for the american men at these games in the pool. and he did it on their very last race. finally ukraine's yaroslava mahuchikh will be bringing a high jump gold back coleman, it'll be a huge moment for a wh

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that's coming up in a little later on from wonder woman to harris supporter actress lynda carter?oman herself will join me live, but we begin this hour with democratic congressman eric swalwell of california congressman. thank you very much for joining us. i understand you're on your way to chicago hope hope you eventually make it here that's right tonight. as you know, the president will take the stage a lot earlier than he anticipated a few short weeks ago you've said he belongs on democratic mount rushmore. what does this historic passing of the torch mean for the country, the democratic party and for job biden's legacy tonight well, it's deep gratitude that we're all going to show because under joe biden's leadership our children will feed their families with jobs he created. >> they'll drive on roads that he built the power their devices with chips that he manufactured and also it's not just the jobs that he created. it's also the job that he'd left for kamala harris, a job that she's going to finish as she takes on inflation with an economy that's going to work for working p

. >> lynda giokos. thank you. i'm glad you're there. appreciate it. the news continues. the source with kaitlan collins starts now, straight from the source tonight, two prominent republicans who stood up to donald trump's election lies in 2020 now say they are all aboard the trump train. >> and nikki haley is back with a blunt message for her party also, trump in elon musk are going up against one of america's biggest union what they said that set off the uaw president shawn fain. he'll join me live after calling trump, probably the worst four letter word that a union guy can and also tonight we've just learned that the official who ruled against a team usa's bronze medal appeal assuring that the metal went to a romanian gymnast has been working for romania for you? we're going to get reaction from an olympic legend. i'm kaitlan collins, and this is the source tonight, several prominent republicans who wants buck, donald trump are now backing him. let's refer to this as exhibits y and z. former senator richard burr of north carolina and former arizona governor doug duce

she's gotten money back in people's pockets central do it again lynda, like abd, always be defining, trying to get that certainly what you're hearing from the harris team as they get ready for their economic speech from vice premier president tomorrow guys, thank you. >> as always, really appreciate it. we are standing by to hear from the former president as he takes questions from reporters, we've back in a moment ne to trade bitcoin plus oil plus gold plus so much more. >> let me introduce you to clos 500 li2o easier to use 3d app draining your futures and options involves the risk of loss and z's baking the house special. arisa's styling a new look. and steve's filling his biggest order ever. with the first ever comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee, these business owners get five years of value on gig speed internet and advanced security, all from the company with 99.9% network reliability. so now they can focus on doing what they do best for the next five years. that's a lot of bread. you got this. the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. switch today for a limit

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transaction about 6 months, which is very fast, so i'm grateful to our partners and local supervisor, lyndakins for all the leadership and being able to now take the next important step, which is transferring this land into public ownership. so that in the future. we'll all be over those of the tree and we'll get the benefits of the incredible carbon sequestration and have use and clean water come with a protected property redwoods or so. >>part of the california like dna. it's part of our character here. certainly part of the county's character in sonoma county. there. for the next generation of people who are hurt or even just for people who are looking this. michael, it's just a tree. >>i mean, it's just so much more than that. and since you've seen it, can you describe that redress? and it sounds like it's spiritual to you. >>sure. yeah. and you can see behind this photo was taken within the grow. you know, you walk through this grove and you're looking at really you're looking at stumps the trees that didn't survive and through this 4th, all the sudden you come upon this, you know, it'

host: next is lynda in texas on the line for independents. good morning. caller: hi. i think it's important when you start vetting these people like shapiro for example, according to the television person on fox, stated that shapiro had to pay $300,000 for sexual deeds with one of his eight. -- his aides. i have never heard of that. have you? host: i have not. caller: that's the first time i have heard it, some woman, one of his aides. you would have to ask mark. that's all i know. host: we have a comment via text from dave in north carolina who says, "it seems the running mates matter only if their message differs from the top of the ticket." more from professor devine of the university of dayton who wrote the book, "do running mates matter." he gave examples of the impact vice presidential picks have had on the campaign here on washington journal. [video clip] >> there are a range of candidates who may have contributed to the campaign. lbj in the 1960's. that is the one that people often say was a razor thin election. maybe that is what delivered texas and therefore

host: next is lynda in texas on the line for independents. good morning. caller: hi. i think it's important when you start vetting these people like shapiro for example, according to the television person on fox, stated that shapiro had to pay $300,000 for sexual deeds with one of his eight. -- his aides. i have never heard of that. have you? host: i have not. caller: that's the first time i have heard it, some woman, one of his aides. you would have to ask mark. that's all i know. host: we have a comment via text from dave in north carolina who says, "it seems the running mates matter only if their message differs from the top of the ticket." more from professor devine of the university of dayton who wrote the book, "do running mates matter." he gave examples of the impact vice presidential picks have had on the campaign here on washington journal. [video clip] >> there are a range of candidates who may have contributed to the campaign. lbj in the 1960's. that is the one that people often say was a razor thin election. maybe that is what delivered texas and therefore