michael booker and rachel shabi, you've both been amazing guests.oth. have a lovely weekend. and thank you to you for taking the time to watch us. that's it from us in the papers. bye—bye. hello and welcome to the film review, with me, anna smith. i am filling in for mark kermode's review this week's releases. first up, baby teeth, an australian comedy—drama starring eliza scanlon who appears as beth march in greta gerwig's fabulous little women. i wanted to ask you something. uh-huh. will you come to my school formal? i'm a bit old for it? no. do i have to wear a suit? i don't think so. i'd like to wear one. scanlen plays miller, a terminally ill teenager who falls for an older boy called moses, played by toby wallace. moses isn't exactly what miller's parents would consider boyfriend material — he steals, he takes drugs and he's been kicked out of the house by his own mother. but sheltered miller is enchanted by his rebellious spirit. so her folks reluctantly let him into their home. based on a stage play by rita kalnejais, baby teeth is a remarka

with me are the deputy editor of the daily express, michael booker and the author and journalist, rachel have in store. let‘s have a look at the front pages have in store. the international edition of the financial times reports eu countries have called for sanctionsover the post—election crackdown in belarus — as opposition leader svetla na tikhanovskaya appealed for protests to continue. the ‘i‘ reports that tens of thousands of british travellers are making a desperate scramble to get back from france to beat the quarantine deadline that begins in the next few hours. the daily mail says the new rules will cause thousands of children to miss the start of the school year. while according to the guardian, uk government ministers rushed forward the impositionof quarantine measures by 2a hours, after scotland, wales and northern ireland all pushed for an earlier deadline. the daily telegraph suggests the uk government is being advised holiday—makers returning home from red list countries should be tested — to end what they describe as the quarantine roulette. it also carries a picture of a

we will hearfrom pete buttigieg, corey booker, michael bloomberg, not such a figure of the progressive democrats remember that he made this massive hire of staff for the presidency and they would have jobs through november but not all of them do, has created some sort of a backlash. a huge moment forjoe biden. a man who he likes to say, i'm often told i say what i mean but sometimes i say what i mean but sometimes i say more than a mean to. so we will see whether or not is the case and la bit of a copout for all politicians isn't it. thank you very much laura. so tonight it's all about joe biden and of course we'll have his speech live later. my colleague katty kay looks at the life and career of mr biden. how you doing? joe biden is my name. look me over, will you? joe biden‘s political brand is empathy, a firm handshake, a look in the eye, an arm around the shoulder. he showed it in his first run for the white house way back in 1988. but that bid failed amid questions over the very authenticity he held so dear and a speech that stole too closely from neil kinnock, the leader of the b

and michael bloomberg and senator cory booker will also be speaking.le who ran and lost. a lot of them are featured tonight. we will also hear from rising are featured tonight. we will also hearfrom rising stars like man—mack lance bottoms, the mayor of atlanta, georgia who had coronavirus herself and she has been an outspoken critic of resident from. the question many people are asking tonight is, we have had an awful lot of criticism of resin from away, something hillary clinton did last can mention it when she was a candidate. we haven't heard what biden is going to do to win. what is thatis going to do to win. what is that is a question and aims to joe biden is going to outline how he will build back better if elected. thank you, laura. we'll be back to you later on and we will bring that speech live to you when it happens. not too long to wait for that. joining me from washington is katty kay. what do you thinkjoe biden has to do with his speech coming 7 to do with his speech coming f to do with his speech coming up? of ets to speak about joe bide

activist, and then we more recentlyjust heard from some of the bigger hitters, cory booker, pete buttigieg and michaelng to get their sense of unity all filing in and lining up to give their support to joe biden. yes, exactly. really quite an entertaining sort of a survivor style segment led by senator cory booker featuring everybody who ran againstjoe biden. pretty amusing, even the curmudgeon in chief was very humourous, but the purpose was yes, unity also to talk about joe biden and how he is the man to lead in this moment so there are many, many different ways in which the democrats are trying to use this unusual format to get across the message that biden is the man who was the contrast to donald trump who they say is the king of chaos, he is the man with the experience, he doesn't bear grudges, he's the person who lead america at this moment, this inflection point, so you can see it has all been very carefully put together leading up carefully put together leading up to this moment. laura, thank you very much. let's hear from joe biden. good evening. ella baker, a giant of the civil rights movem

other speakers we'll be hearing from include democratic candidates andrew yang, cory booker, pete buttigieg and michaelloomberg. it was expected we would hear from governor newsom tonight. however, tre is some confusion about whether that has been canceled because of the wildfires. now alex to speak. we have not heard from newsom's team. we're waiting to get some clarity but that would have been a big speech for governor newsom. >> for sure. we'll have to see what they have on the agenda. interesting that the curries are on the program. that shows his high profile and stature. you can catch live coverage of the democratic national convention right here on abc7. >>> in an unprecedented move, the james canceled the annual awards ceremony. it is the first time in its 30-year history. the james beard award has an impact on restaurants and chefs. they said this year they believe would it do little to help an industry being hit hard by covid-19 closures. several bay area establishments were finalists. >> fighting fires in rough terrain. up xt jean, did you ow geico is now offering an extra 15% credit on car

eastern time, senator cory booker, pete buttigieg, michael bloomberg, three former presidential candidates. of course, joe biden accepting the nomination. all live on all c-span networks. let's hear from brian in pittsburgh, republican. kamala harris is the democratic vice presidential nominee. caller: how are you? host: go ahead. caller: yeah. i think a lot of what we are hearing resonates. that weit's important don't lose sight of the fact that this will be a very close race. i'm a younger voter. pittsburgh, surrounded by trump supporters. one of those battleground states. if you watch the news, it's very easy to get into the mindset that everyone is on the same page here with how much of a failure the current administration is. -- hearing a lot tonight that speaks to longer voters like me. familiarityneral with what the democratic party .as with the average american it leaves me concerned. host: give us a quick snapshot of yourself. caller: younger voter. around 30. middle-class. the typical american as i would see it. that covers it. host: thanks for calling in. billy in cincinnati, de

other speakers include candidate andrew yang, you saw him there, corey booker, pete buttigieg and michael bloomberg. abc network coverage of the nasa convention begins right after the news at 6:00. it run from 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. >> also tonight, catch holey moley. stay with us for abc7 now's at 11:00. our coverage continues on the fires around the bay area that grow by the hour. >>> santa cruz hotels packed with evacuees. and why some restaurants say they have no choice but to open. that's it for this edition of ab abc7 news. >> for all of us here, we appreciate your time. we'll see you tonight at 11:00. reinventing. it's what with comcast business, your small business can work faster, with powerful internet from the nation's largest gig-speed network. work safer, with all your connected devices automatically protected by securityedge. and work anywhere, with comcast business at home, our new business-grade internet solution for remote workers. whatever your business needs, comcast business has the solutions to help you not just bounce back, but bounce forward. call or go online to find ou

, former sou bend indiana mayor pete buttigieg, former new york city mayor michael bloomberg and new jersey senator cory booker. officials reportedly considered by biden to be his running mate, will also speak on his behalf tonight: atlanta mayor k lance bottoms and illinois senator tammy duckworth. they all follow a night when the party made its policy pitch to anlikely voters on what wa overwhelmingly female broadcast. the women featured last night dcluded business owners,a recipient, and a mother whose son was shot and disabled. >> one shot changed our lives forever. >> nawaz: and the pring leaned heavily into issues like the economy, climate change and gun violence. an appearance by former arizona congresswoman gabby giffords, who suffered a severe brain injury after being shot nearly a deca ago, made for a powerfu >> we must elect joe biden. he was there for me. he'll be there for you too. join us in this fight. vote. vote. vote! >> nawaz: and a parade of prominent democratic women, from house speaker nancy pelosi to massachusetts senator elizabeth warren, urged voters to turn out. the party's 2016 presid

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the goodluck jonathan delegation met with former president you brought him booker kaita in detention the day they arrived by michaelthen what will cater to all of them that he wasn't interested in going back to power so that position sort of weaken the earliest terms of their course that it brought biblical capability stored to the presidency ok that's an address bring us the very latest there live from a budget thank you for that let's get more analysis on this we can join fatima she's a political analyst she's in bamako in mali good to have you with us on the news with been hearing about this standoff with unesco us and the military in mali what would you say needs to happen next. so what what i think this to happen next i think is very very important for equality. it's very important for the echo us to discuss. the administration and so that they can find a better transition for the better of the country and i think that's the echo less need to i'm hoping that the today's meeting that vehicle us will take a decision to cancel the some of the economy because sometimes against money because the country right now i

caller: michael bloomberg, secretary of defense, kristin care -- kristen gillibrand, director of the v.a. andrew yang, secretary of commerce. theklobuchar, director of guy. cory booker, chief economic advisor. joe stiglitz, secretary of health and human services. dr. fauci, secretary of housing. mitch landrieu, secretary of education. michelle obama, she would be fantastic in that director chief of staff. so at the powers, with secretary of energy, i would like to see someone of the caliber of dr. muniz.chu or ernest someone, a physicist or engineer. host: one question, susan rice was one of the people haps in the running for vice president. why her at labor? caller: no, secretary of state. host: ok. caller: sec. of labor would be andrew yang. all of these individuals that were so qualified in the eye mary's would form an excellent cabinet. thank you for the call, gil. although there is an election. kristen is next, arizona. republican, good morning. for taking myyou call. i just wanted to say that kamala harris has one of the most treacherous records in the criminal justice system. this woman's staff, while she was attorney general of california, stood in front of

big names tonight include four former presidential candidates, senator cory booker, mayor pete buttigieg, andrew yang and michaelill probably have a small circle alongside him before he accepts his nomination to a largely empty room with a live audience of only a few dozen members of the press. >> sandra: all eyes on him tonight. jackie heinrich, thank you. >> trace: fox news alert out of the white house. president trump meeting with the iraqi prime minister this hour. we're monitoring this and will play the video when it comes in and later today the president will give a speech in joe biden's hometown of scranton, pennsylvania. we're now learning the president won't be ulling any punches. >> >> after the meeting with the iraqi president he will issue a scathing critique of the vice president joe biden later this afternoon ahead of biden's acceptance speech. the white house press secretary responded to president obama's torching of her boss. listen to kayleigh mcenany here. >> what we saw from president obama was nothing short of appalling. president obama failed this country. the slowest economic recovery since

from joe biden and senator cory booker and the former mayor of south bend indiana, former presidential candidate, pete buttigieg, and former new york city mayor michaelloomberg. you can also watch on our website, c-span.org and listen on our radio app. now senator harris' speech last night. this was the burden on ms. harris at the democratic convention on wednesday as she sought to introduce herself to a nation and a party that barely knows her. this is the burden that will be on her for the next four years if she and mr. biden win in november. really has a vice presidential candidate served under a presidential nominee who may not seek a second term. as a result misses harris carries extraordinary weight from her party to rise to the demand of leadership. here is a portion of her speech from last night. [video clip] taught harris: my mother me that service to others gives life purpose and meaning. werew i wish she here tonight, but i know she is looking down on me from above. i keep thinking about the 25-year-old indian woman, all of five feet tall, who gave birth to me at kaiser hospital in oakland, california. on that day she probably could have n

caller: michael bloomberg, secretary of defense, kristin care -- kristen gillibrand, director of the v.a. andrew yang, secretary of commerce. theklobuchar, director of guy. cory bookerchief economic advisor. joe stiglitz, secretary of health and human services. dr. fauci, secretary of housing. mitch landrieu, secretary of education. michelle obama, she would be fantastic in that director chief of staff. so at the powers, with secretary of energy, i would like to see someone of the caliber of dr. muniz.chu or ernest someone, a physicist or engineer. host: one question, susan rice was one of the people haps in the running for vice president. why her at labor? caller: no, secretary of state. host: ok. caller: sec. of labor would be andrew yang. all of these individuals that were so qualified in the eye mary's would form an excellent cabinet. thank you for the call, gil. although there is an election. kristen is next, arizona. republican, good morning. for taking myyou call. i just wanted to say that kamala harris has one of the most treacherous records in the criminal justice system. this woman's staff, while she was attorney general of california, stood in front of mu

booker and gavin newsom among tonight's speaker, night four of the dnc, big highlight, of course, joe biden accepting the presidential nomination. joining me right now northern star strategy sounding partner democratic strategist michaels for having me. maria: so what would be a success for you tonight? micheal: a success would be joe biden telling his story about the american dream and once again putting the referendum forth on donald trump's presidency and failed reaction to coronavirus, his failure to support american workers and his failure to respect the decency of the office. maria: you know, it's interesting when you say decency of the focus and that's exactly what the focus is on the durham investigation and senator ron johnson, running governmental affairs, investigating the transition period when president obama's intelligence agencies spied on donald trump. it's sort of like the elephant in the room while they attack the president for weponizing the agencies, that's exactly what the obama administration did. micheal: lets be very clear. president obama did not spy on donald trump. no, he didn't. no, no. maria: 100%. 100%. micheal: he was talking to people that he shouldn't have been talking to and spying an

include a number of candidates in this race, senator cory booker of new jersey, the former mayor of south bend indiana, the buttigieg, and michael bloomberg. joe biden will deliver his speech in a 10:00 p.m.. east coast time our. . -- east coast time our. gavin newsom will not be attending. canceling plans because of the wildfires in central and northern california. emily larson is following all of this for the washington examiner. she joins us from her home in allington, virginia. you say that the former vice president will not be out staged with the other speakers tonight. he is still in the residence. he will make his way to the chase center later tonight. what does the vice president need to do tonight? >> i think this is a big moment for joe biden. he's been looking forward to this for 33 years. , harris was a saw very less eager, but she was a little bit out staged by president obama, who had a very stark warning about democracy in america and the severity of the importance of this election. it was a bit of a strange and historical moment. there has not been another time in modern presidential history where a sitting presi