all right, trump endorsed candidates, mike harris, he's a former state attorney general. but do you mind holding for me? the minute i spoke with joy chaney, democrat strategist, and james davis, republican strategist, about how the race is shaping up. it is a part of that conversation in terms of identity. what would they be looking at exactly with regards to a contend of full vice president. again, we go back to come with her as being a woman. would it be important to balance that out with a, a of vice president who was a man? i'm sure i don't know, but i'm sure she's looking for who is going to compliment heard of best, who's going to help us deliver the state the most that we want? who she has chemistry with what all 4 of these in this case they happen to be named . candidates are fantastic. so we're thrill this is. this is an embarrassment of riches for them can live a, james, don't not so impressive that he's willing to debate calmly. harris any time and more than once. should he do so? most certainly would be as easy as, as what happened in the last of a would. it i

charlie: in wisconsin, it's trump 68 against mike: harris 26 versus frequency 89 for trump in wisconsinhese are 70 point margins on immigration. this has to be a disaster for her. >> it is, and i think that's why did the would be wise to sticking to talking about the issues and reminding people in particular how radical kamala harris is and why democrats rejected her four years ago when she was running for president. there's a reason for that and he should be laser focused on reminding people these are radical views well outside of the mainstream and trump needs to keep the focus on these views and i think if he does that he will see his poll numbers rise and hers continue to slip. right now the democrats are enjoying as you said something of a honeymoon. charlie: tram and vance out in minnesota later today and harris doing a star-studded fundraiser in pitsville, massachusetts and one of her possible running mates, pennsylvania governor josh shapiro kicking off action today. she's enjoy ago lot of money and it's coming in pretty strong for her. >> yes, the fundraising is up and that's t

some congressional republicans are targeting harris's involvement in the biden administration's policies as part of their case against her, and house speaker mike johnson questioning harris decision to campaign tomorrow instead of attending israeli prime minister netanyahu's speech to congress. >> madam vice president, you say you want to be the leader of the free world, and yet you can't bring yourself to sit behind our our most important and strategic ally in this moment. that is not a good look for you, vice president harris. >> president biden and former president trump each plan to meet separately with netanyahu this week. dan amma, back to you, christiane. >> president biden, as we know, is scheduled to address the nation tomorrow. talk a little bit about what we can expect to hear from the president. >> sure, we can expect him. of course, this is going to be the first time that he's addressing the nation since dropping out of the race, so we can certainly expect for him to give us a little bit of insight into what his thought process was leading up to it, and what he hopes to fulfill for the remainder of his term. we're told that it's go

some congressional republicans are targeting harris's involvement in the biden administration's policies as part of their case against her, and house speaker mike johnson questioning harris decision to campaign tomorrow instead of attending israeli prime minister netanyahu's speech to congress. >> madam vice president, you say you want to be the leader of the free world, and yet you can't bring yourself to sit behind our our most important and strategic ally in this moment. that is not a good look for you. >> vice president harris, president biden and former president trump each plan to meet separately with netanyahu this week. christiane cordero abc news, washington. >> and we're less than a month away from the start of the democratic national convention. that will be august 19th to the 22nd in chicago. abc is set to host the next presidential debate on september 10th, although it's up in the air until the democratic nomination is official and this is all leading up to election day on november 5th. now, tomorrow, president biden will address the nation after announcing plans to step away from the presidential race. he will deliver an address t

mike, kamala harris is going to be going to delaware, visiting the campaign staff. what do we know about that visit, and what do we know about any interactions she's been having with president biden in these last 24 hours? >> reporter: any minute now, we should see some pictures of vice president harris boarding air force 2 for that very short flight from the washington area into wilmington, delaware, and from there, she'll head to the campaign headquarters, what was the biden harris campaign headquarters, now the harris, to be determined campaign headquarters, and this is an important visit because since last april when the president announced he was seeking a second term, his campaign has raised tens of millions of dollars, built a behemoth of an organization across the country and hired hundreds of staff to not just staff the battleground states but especially to staff the campaign headquarters, and they were rather uncertain yesterday, in fact, learning as we all were publicly when that announcement came from the president that he would not seek a second term. i

mike. couple of things. one is i expect harriso be immediately competitive, and my instinct is probably more than that. d biden was much closer in a lot of polls than democrats wanted to admit. now they're switching to, we're competitive and maybe more. but there is a lot of enthusiasm and a lot of money pouring in. people want energy in the campaign. they want energy in the executive. they weren't getting that with biden. second thing. the assumption is that trump somehow has wrapped up the republican party, and they're all united. i think that's still not true. you've still got some republicans who would rather not have him. think of him as the haley wing. plus he's still under water with independents, and i think harris probably changes that, particularly with her focus on social issues, which are going to get hammered again and again and again, and a really good ground game inherited from the biden campaign. what i would look for, if i'm -- if i'm an investor, is pushback on a lot of the stuff. what's outthere today is very no

california democrats are already saying they'll blow up the convention if they even try to undo harris. >> mike: thank you so much. >> appreciate your time. thank you. >> into a crowd of people who were actually just celebrating like so many new yorkers and americans are doing right now. we had a tragic incident like this that really impacts family members who were just here celebrating and barbecuing inside a park. >> fourth of july celebrations taking a deadly turn in new york city. a suspected drunk driver plowing into a park where people were bash cueing. three people killed. violence erupting in philadelphia. gunman opening fire on the street. one person killed and eight others wounded there. >> mike: july 4th celebrations took a terrifying turn for beach goers. a shark attack off the southern coast of texas. with one of the victims suffering a severe bite. there was also shark trouble in the waters off florida. steve harrigan is following this story for us, steve, good morning. >> good morning, mike. multiple shark attacks in texas and florida. the first attack officials believe was by on

choice of jd vance's trump's running mate is putting the spotlight on his wife, usha vance, mike kamala harris, she is a daughter of indian immigrants and was once a registered democrat and had a top not law career. >> as brian todd reports, she is a firm supporter of her husband when 38-year-old, usha vance walked onto the convention floor with her husband on monday for life. >> may well have changed forever now, she's really going to be under the media microscope and we're really getting to know who she is what she believes in, and more importantly, why she married j.d. vance and in an interview with fox news last month, usha vance said this about the prospect of her husband becoming donald trump's running mate. >> i'm not rare and to change anything about our lives right now but i really believe in jd and i really love him. and so we'll just see what happens with our lives she described their victory for yes, 2022 campaign for the senate seat from ohio, jd vance's first ever attempt to public office as a shock to so different from anything we'd ever done before. >> but it was an adventure.

and i never hear that gratitude come through when i listen to kamala harris, former vice president mike pence released a statement today. >> he didn't mention harris, but did say president biden made the right decision, pushing for national unity from leaders in both parties. >> all right. i before we let you go, how are republicans today beginning to handle this change that came so suddenly but nonetheless must not have been a surprise to them, right on top of the democratic ticket. >> that's right. well, right no, republicans, they seem to be in disarray. we're starting to see trump and house speaker mike johnson continue to target president biden. the only issue here is that president biden is no longer on the 2024 ticket. they're calling for biden to step down, saying if he cannot run a campaign, he cannot lead the nation. however we've yet to see a coordinated effort from the trump campaign against harris. meanwhile, we're already starting to see the harris team, as well as some prominent democrats go on the offensive. jared. governor jared polis of colorado attacking trump because

mike leon set. the politics are playing out front and center with the border, one of the top issues to voters. we do have a border czar, her name is kamala harrisad. >> this border situation is just one unmitigated disaster after the other. has this administration done anything to make your life easier, to help your job? >> absolutely not. the fact that we've been at the forefront of this border crisis the last three years, governor abbott stepped in, the state of texas, billions of dollars we've used in texas, texas taxpayer money to fund our operation for the last three years, building our own texas border wall, placing infrastructure along the river, arresting illegal immigrants, everything we've done as a state, it's texas taxpayer money. we have not received support from the federal government. that's why governor abbott has to take this action and the national guard soldiers, state troopers at the border, the last three years we've seen a 74% decrease in illegal border crossings in texas and we have the shift to the west, arizona, california, where they're experiencing a surge, it's because of what we've been able to do in texas. for the

harris chip into that? we just do not know yet we don't know she will ascend be the standard standardbearer for thiy moving forward. mike: owns you to react to this breaking news now president biden's" i want to offer my full support and endorsement for kamala harris to be the nominee of our party this year. not clear whether they've been watching the covering seeing no endorsement but there you have president biden saying he fully supports and endorses her to be the democratic nominee of the party this year. >> had to do it. i mentioned earlier it's not just because she was and voted on as part of this ticket. millions of americans who support the democrats did not just vote for in the primaries, for joe biden they voted for biden/harris. in some sense he almost had to do it but as i mentioned to you earlier, if you were to bypass a top ranked woman on the ticket for someone else a woman of color as you heard our colleague brit hume mention i don't think that's a tenable way to go for this party not just in this election but it could damage them for years to come. they have to go with harris is still up my prediction i

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harris? let's ask him right now. galaxy digital founder and ceo mike novogratz. mike, you haven't endorsed her yet. will you? have youthful candidates, and so far, you know, the presumptive nominee, kamala harris, has come up with good energy and has excited the party, right? fund raising over $100 10 million in the first day. we haven't seen kamala harris in three and a half years, and i want to taken -- give her a week, a month, two months to show up who she is. as a senator from california, she had a very progressive voting record, and i just don't think that's where america is right now. i think the country is looking for something in the center, decency, common sense and strong economic policy. so i'm hoping we're going to see a different presidential, you know, presidential nominee. kamala harris, than we saw senator harris. i think the country needs that. i think we'll see with her vice presidential pick probably someone like a josh shapiro or mark kelly, you know? a common sense, ken ken centris. and if that's the ticket and that's the case, i think she's got great, great chances to win in the fall, a

but tonight, the harris campaign says she has the votes to be the party's nominee. hello again everyone. >> i'm heather holmes and i'm mikeibach. president biden, recovering from covid, called into that campaign meeting reiterating his endorsement. meantime, harris praising biden, touting her record and criticizing donald trump in the 36 hours since the president's announcement, harris has quickly garnered support from much of the democratic party. the

thank those who stuck with the president, and making it clear she was also supporting kamala harris. >> mikeoli, thank you. >>> let's go to capitol hill now where the republicans are outraged over some of the testimony the fbi director gave about the trump assassination attempt. ryan nobles is following that story for us. what more can you tell us? >> reporter: it's interesting, chris. this came between a back and forth between christopher wray and jim jordan, the chair of the house judiciary committee. he was asking about the number of cartridges found at the scene at the assassination attempt of former president trump. unprompted, the director made the point it's not clear whether or not the president was actually hit with a bullet but rather shrapnel from the shooting. take a listen to what the director said. >> with respect to former president trump, there's -- there's some question about whether or not it's a bullet or shrapnel that, you know, hit his ear. >> reporter: now, of course president trump himself has said multiple times that he was hit by a bullet. ronny jackson, a member of

think anyone really remembers what exactly happened in that particular debate between mike pence and kamala harris? go back to 2016. i don't really think anyone really remembers the vp debate between mike pence and tim kaine. in fact, for a second there, i almost forgot who hillary clinton's vp pick was. >> yeah, i just remember the fly. i was about to say, yeah, that's thing i remember most remember when mike pence, but that's it. that's all i got. any sign that people may harry, dislike a vp, but still vote for the top of the ticket in the end yeah, i saved my dan quayle answer for the last one here, but i want to go back to 1988, right? obviously we all remember that debate moment between lloyd bentsen and dan quayle. look at this actual election, but president george hw bush won by eight points. but if you were only voting for vice president according to the exit poll that year, you would have voted for the democrat lloyd benson by 31 points. the fact is, if that election doesn't prove that vp picks almost never matter. i don't know what does the fact is lloyd bentsen might have said to dan qu

mike: congressman adam schiff is talking up vice president harris as a possible replacement. im. >> i think the vice president would be a phenomenal president. i think she has the experience, the judgment, the leadership ability to be an extraordinary president. mike: so, colin, what's your read of the democratic anxiety at this point? >> well, we're entering day 11 now of this hand-wringing, of this just apoplectic response since the debate. there's about 120 days leavitt until the election, so about 10% or of the remaining time arguing whether joe biden and fete to be president not only the next 4 years, but the next 4 months. that's an incredible amount of time especially when you consider president biden was losing the race when he went into june 27th. but i think demonstrable statistic, he needed that moment ore set the narrative and reseize the moment. he obviously didn't do that. and he was -- in the debate, not president trump. all donald trump needs to do is let this implosion continue and the old saying goes that the which cannot be sustained the, won't. and that's k

stuart: biden and harris have separate meetings with benjamin netanyahu. today, benjamin netanyahu will meet with trump, miker from new york joined me now. is harris distancing herself from israel? >> obviously she talked about the plight in gaza and what's remarkable about that is the plight in gaza created by hamas, they've been the governing body for 16 years. they violated 8 cease-fires with israel, they were the cause of the terrorist attack on october 7th and i think kamala harris is trying to have it both ways because the democratic party needing the votes in michigan. you saw this past week with benjamin netanyahu in washington the pro-hamas wing of the democratic party protesting outside union station tearing us flag, burning it, raising the palestinian flag, holding hamas flags, while she condemned it, she certainly didn't say she wouldn't seek these votes, she needs their votes and that is why you are seeing her try to both sides this situation in gaza. there is not a both sides. there is not a moral equivalency, this is good versus evil, hamas is a terrorist organization, they use their own peopl

heather and mike, no doubt about it. >> kamala harris often running now. jana so obviously the window here, very narrow for the democratic party. where do things stand on a possible running mate? >> well, the vetting process has already begun. heather and mike, former u.s. attorney general eric holder and attorneys within his law firm are reportedly taking the lead on the vetting of the possible vp candidates. now that is according to the associated press and, of course, some of the names that have been floated governors josh shapiro of pennsylvania, andy beshear of kentucky, governor roy cooper of north carolina, and senator mark kelly of arizona, all people who are in really key swing states, which the democrats will need to win if they want to win the white house. >> jana katsuyama live tonight in the newsroom. jana. thank you, president biden back in washington this evening after he was isolating and recovering from covid at his home in delaware, biden arrived at joint base andrews this afternoon. this is the first time the president has been seen publi

harris, i will not be there. her team cites a previously scheduled events. the vice president now presumptive democratic nominee will instead meet with netanyahu individually later this week. the house speaker mike johnson criticized harris for this decision it is outrageous to me and inexcusable that as the leader mentioned, that kamala harris is boycotting this this joint session. >> this is an historic moment. the gravity of the situation cannot be overstated and yet kamala harris will abandon her seat as you all know, as the vice president and is serving as the president of the senate. she is supposed to be seated next to me at the rostrum. she will not be there because she refuses to attend all right. >> joining me now, host of the call me back podcast and co author of the genius of israel, dan senor, dan, i'm very grateful to have you and i'm really interested in your perspective on the way this speech fits in to what's going on globally in terms of trying to get this hostage deal and also what netanyahu is dealing with at home politically in israel. you heard that emotional testimony. basically, there from a woman who was held hostage, her husband is still being held hostage in israel. or

likely nominee, a woman couldn't -- 2% in prime minister couldn't make it out of iowa kamala harris, read mike-13, criminals thugs can platform that inmates owed bounds of san francisco said she wants to defund police wants to defund ice, wants to ban fracking, once and for all would like to ban assault weapons good news of taxpayer funds to allow gender resignment fund by taxpayer funds for transgender inmaistsdz don't resonate anywhere out of san francisco reflected in polls battleground stated. >> she is backtracking said no longer interested in ban on fracking her team said this we don't have a true agenda she is communicating in terms of what she would like to do next four years but you mentioned the weird word howis and democrat allies using this new line of attack against the trump-vance ticket watch. >> -- running mate a lot to say about me, by the way, don't you find someone to just be plain weird. observation i didn't come up with it take sure take away perceived power where is plan? he doesn't have one weird ideas why never [laughter] with people. on the other side they are just wei

harris. oh, well mike was so much of this being unprecedented. is that a road map? what do we expect to happen from this point on? i was just on the campaign trail. she's holding an event in wilmington, delaware, in the course of the afternoon, we will, it may be hope codes here to speak there. but in terms of the overall thing of what happened as well, the democratic rules committee has got to meet to decide what rules are going to apply in the convention. and the nomination is always the rules committee which draws up, for example, the mold and 98 percent of the delegates, who have already made a pledge to joe biden before this. now they are not bound to by that pledge, according to the rules. so even though he's nominated cumberland harris, as that does not mean that all those delegates automatically go to paris, unless the rules committee decides that that is the case that this rules committee is absolutely critical. but she's going to be campaigning. and she has got a real war chest, as you mentioned, that has been $81000000.00 raised in the 1st 24 hours. histo

less momentum, but look at what is being done, let's say some democrats support kamalo harris, say there congressman mikein from california has already appeared there, here are the sponsors who did not want to continue supporting biden, here is what in this plan, here is gedeon stein, a leading figure in the community of her donors, others support kamala khalis in particular, but together with this there is a statement. jay jacobs, representative of the democratic leader in new york, when asked who he wanted to see as the democratic candidate, he said that he asked all delegations of party officials not to speculate, not to endorse anyone until the new york delegation will be able to meet this week, you know? what i 'm saying is that it could actually be real chaos, and we don't know who's who. now will support, but now several prominent democrats have called for an open nominating process, and that could become a serious problem for the party, so in addition , republicans can, will now say that harris can't take money from them. the representative of the republicans in the federal election commission em

vice president harris, clearly the front runner here. greg. >> yeah, mikee vice president definitely has a leg up with the money. and this political machine already working for her. and today we've seen major names in the democratic party line up in support of her. but we're also seeing some key names like nancy pelosi, chuck schumer and hakeem jeffries staying mum on the topic. certainly in the bay area, california, we know kamala harris and her record, but if she wins the nomination, the question is how does she appeal to voters in those swing states? those rust belt states? here's what one expert said republicans define her as a california out of touch progressive. >> that's not going to be very appealing to voters in these states. now, again, the democrats have just as much of an opportunity to define her as somebody who's a generational change and potentially somebody who gives them an alternative to vote for. we're just going to see who gets to that spot first. and i think that will ultimately determine success or failure as we've been reporting, we a

partners who are as dissimilar as possible, as was the case with obama and biden, trump with mike pentz, biden with harris’s choice was not obvious, but now it is clear that this is an additional trump's insurance, because if the two of them win the election, those who are ready eliminate the first person at any cost; you do n’t even have to try, because his place will be taken by a second, even more radical one. now the republican party is 100% a party. vance advocates negotiations with moscow and , in general, considers confrontation with russia a pointless waste of resources that could be useful to the states in the confrontation with china. in the senate, vance is one of the most ardent opponents of military-financial assistance to kiev. i 've talked to fellow democrats and they're gloomy. look, they said that they would fight russia to the last drop ukrainian blood. i think these guys understand that all this is not in the interests of ukraine. this is in the interests of military contractors and those who believe that the americans' main problem is to defeat russia. i don't think so. so, russia shou

only wants to hear from mike donnellan, longtime friend. >> harris: the reporting today around this shrinking the president, you've got it on the campaign side but the disturbing thing for the american people is that he is now not including in that circle his chief of staff reportedly or top advisors. the aides around him. someone is writing the script, right? we know he's getting some help from them. the people he is taking the most advice from our dr. jill biden, who doesn't see patience except for maybe him. [laughter] and his son, the convicted felon, hunter biden. that's who reportedly he is most -- spending most of his advisory time with. that's an issue. we didn't elect them in the elected official didn't appoint them to a position. we need to know what his decision-making workflow is like for the good of the country. governor sarah sanders said last night, to much laughter, every day is take your husband to workday in the white house. >> emily: that made me laugh out loud. i love her so much. to harris' point, guys, it's like the olympics where someone you're racing against false, you

presidential candidates choose as many dissimilar partners, like obama and biden, trump and mike pentz, biden and harris clear that this is trump’s additional insurance, because if the two of them win the election, those who are ready to eliminate the first person at any cost do n’t even have to try. its place will be taken by a second, even more radical one. now the republican party is 100% trumpist party. jaydee vance is a bridge to the future of trumpism in the republican party. like trump, vance a fox news favorite and frequent guest of tucker carlson, he called his interview with vladimir putin amazing. vance advocates negotiations with moscow and, in general , considers confrontation with russia a pointless waste of resources that could be useful to the states in the confrontation with china. in the senate, vance is one of the most ardent opponents. i talked with fellow democrats and saw their gloomy look, they said that they would fight russia to the last drop of ukrainian blood. i think these guys understand that this is not in the interests of ukraine, it is in the interests of military contrac

.: if you're -- mike: if the democratic nominee turned out to be vice president harris, how would that change the strategy? don jr.: i don't think it does. mike: come on. any two people he run against, you switch things up. mike: i don't -- don jr.: i don't look at them differently. there's a component of me that would hear her speak and her word salad conversations made clinton seem likable at times, shocking to me. i think -- you look at those policies, they would be even further left. part of what i loved about jd was the number one thing i'm tuning in for for the rest of the year will be jd versus kamala harris in the vice presidential debate. mike: what do you think that debate will be like? don jr.: i used -- i would use different words for a prior to saturday, but i would think would be -- let's just call it ugly. mike: so, hold trump. -- old trunk. don jr.: no, -- old trump. don jr.: the policies that have failed the american people, speaking truth. mike: do you think the new mood will last the debate? don jr.: he's never going to stop being trump when attacked. that's what mak

kamala harris talks up her record as a prosecutor but doesn't talk about -- mike tobin is taking a looka closer look in chicago. >> when the george floyd protests exploded across minneapolis and across the nation, then candidate kamala harris made the choice to get behind the minnesota freedom fund which bailed out criminal suspects. in the end, people got hurt. as minneapolis burned there were celebrities and high-profile politicians, one kamala harris, got behind this fund that at the time bailed out protestors. she tweeted if you are able to chip in now fought minnesota freedom fund to help post bail for those -- the freedom fund saw donations increase almost 18,000%. it jumped fto 41 million and bailed out more suspects and posting more expensive bonds for serious crimes. the director of the fund boasted that he didn't even consider if a suspect was harmful. >> i often don't even look at a charge specifics when i bail someone out. i will see it after i pay the bill. it is not the point. it's just that it is not the point. the point is the system that we're fighting. >> people bailed

mike. vice president harris returning home to the bay area ahead on today in the bay. her mission this week after president biden's poor debate performance. lots of pressure on biden, both to remove himself from the race and to stay in. we'll go over both sides and locking in on paris, the u.s. women's gymnastics team is officially set after athletes thrilled fans over the weekend. we'll take a look at the new faces competing for gold. keep it right here. you're watching today in the bay. this morning, a today exclusive moments after securing their spot, the u.s. women's olympic gymnastics team joins hoda for their very first interview together before they head to paris this morning. only on today. your emblem of devotion. have your engagement ring custom made by the jewelry exchange. choose a one carat lab grown diamond for 5.99, or a natural gia for 1990 18. k mounds are 4.99 thousands of choices, always the best deal. the jewelry exchange, redwood city, northern california homes have always been at the heart of airport home appliance in all shapes and sizes. because

mike: glad you brought that up. vice president harrisoined tiktok yesterday to help boost her campaign against former president trump. there is great utility in this app. the app is not the issue. it is ownership. however we see zero movement on a sale. bytedance says it is not up for sale. chinese government expressed objections to any idea this crown jewel of bytedance would be forced to be sold by the u.s. government. ed: mike sheppard leads our coverage of tech and politics. in the context, vice president harris joined with her first personal account, since she began her presidential campaign four days ago. social media has seen a groundswell of viral memes. president biden signed that law in april forcing bytedance to sell the application by january or face the prospects of being barred from operating in the u.s. astonishing situation. caroline: also how expensive those powerbrokers are. let's talk china more but in the context of e-sports. nip kicks off trading on the nasdaq. mario ho joining. ♪ (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) beaches rhythm a

she, a moderator of the vice presidential in 2020 between mike pence and kamala harris, and this year marks her 12/8 presidential campaign that she has covered she has won every award that is given coverage of the white house, including the gerald r ford prize, distinguished reporting on the presidency, the alto beckman award for excellence in white house coverage, and the merriman smith award for excellence in presidential news coverage under. deadline pressure. susan has also twice been a juror for the pulitzer prize in the rule breaker, susan reveals a side of barbara walters that most of us watching at home never got to see, but that many of us can identify the family drama, the drive to succeed, the insecurities, loyalty rivalries and, fierce competitive spirit. the rule breaker paints a revealing portrait of a pioneer that details how hard it is to break through all those glass ceilings without some deep scars. a portrait of a woman with a legendary who yearned he would more father than legend. a woman who then used what she learned from his own rise and fall the good and the ba

harris. >> lawrence: mike, part of my problem is many people in the white house concealed this informationjournalists asking questions. many journalists didn't ask the questions. alex thompson did, working for axios has been covering this story for a while. our guy, peter doocy. this is the white house defending president biden before, watch. >> i will quote a little bit of what the first lady said. behind does more in one hour than most people do in a day. his age, with experience and expertise is an incredible asset and he proves it every day. and instead of republicans, you know, focusing on the president's performance in office and what he has been able to accomplish, his actual record, they do these cheap fakes. they are cheap fakes. at the end of the day, they are fakes. that's what they were. targeting the president. he is as sharp as ever, as i have known him to be in my engagement in my experience with him. >> lawrence: mike, there is two problems here. you have the concealment from the white house. but you also have concealment from some of those in the media. >> thank you for fe

since the endorsement have been pouring in for harris from prominent democrats, that includes governor gavin newsom, california representatives adam schiff, miken , as well as senator alex padilla. >> others did not mention harris in their public statements reaction to biden's news notably former house speaker, nancy pelosi. >> meantime, republicans have greeted the news with fierce criticism, with some calling on president biden to step down now before his term is over. >>> we are going to get a check of the weather right now and head over to the first alert meteorologist darren peck. doerun. >> okay this day, this day we just had. daytime highs were down to average for this time of year . we've got a huge break and it is going to be a big head fake if you are thinking you can kind of just lunge into this week with the day you just had because rings aren't going to change pretty dramatically starting tomorrow. here is one of the reasons why today was so nice. look at the wind streams so this is the way we visualize the air is moving through the bay. there is a definite increase right here . the brighter the colors, as you start to shade into

good evening everyone. >> i'm mike mibach and i'm heather holmes, today vice president harris spoke to staff, highlighting her skills as a former bay area prosecutor who is ready to take on former president trump in the general election. >> you know, as many of you kno, before i was elected as vice president, before i was elected as united states senator, i was the elected attorney general, as i've mentioned, a california. and before that i was a courtroom prosecutor in those roles, i took on perpetrators of all kinds. go on. >> california is where it all began for

harris. speaker mike johnson said that it president biden cannot run come he should step down right now. for us in dc thank you in another conversation numerous are having involving a potential running mate and vice president harris becomes the nominee and ryan said insight into that he's live perez and butler pennsylvania brian good evening. >> good evening pennsylvania's governor josh shapiro spotted be on the shortlist of possible resume for vice president kamala harris because he is proven that he can win in pennsylvania and is an important battleground state of 19 electoral as a must win for democrats and polls have shown former president trump's pleaded pennsylvania and is widening governor shapiro, when the governorship here in 2022, by a landslide, putting points, any of the 12 statewide races here as attorney general and his approval rating as governor is approaching 60 percent of the 51 -year-old has successfully campaign has a pro police and tough crime candidate and he is not afraid to go after republicans on 800 abortion, january 6 and has boasted about the fact that he gets

annie grayer, who is live on capitol hill to talk more about these attacks on vice president harris and mike johnson is warning republicans against attacking her on race and gender. >> what more are you learning about this will just republicans essentially have to build their messaging strategy overnight. >> it's essentially like building a plane as it's taking off because rogan's built their entire campaign around attacking president joe biden. but now that he is not running for reelection in harrison does likely to be the democratic presidential nominee. they have to build an entire new strategy. but after talking to republican lawmakers and republican strategist, they're still going to use a lot of the same attacks that they used against biden because harris was biden's number two. but there are going to be some key additions that they're trying new attacks that they're trying out behind the scenes to develop across the board. but we're not seeing just lawmakers implement, implement that necessarily we saw republican congressman tim burchett yesterday called harris a dei hire, and i'm tol

harris from prominent democrats. that includes former governor, gavin newsom, california representatives adam schiff, mike levin, as wellalex padilla. >>> others did not mention harris in their public statements reacting to the biden news. notably, former house speaker, nancy pelosi, and former president barack obama. >>> in the meanwhile, republicans have greeted the news with witticism, no surprise, either. some calling on biden to step down now before his term is over. >> that is it for us at 5:00. local news continue streaming on cbs news (vo) meet fargo, the new virtual assistant from wells fargo. fargo makes banking faster, and easier. (woman) fargo, turn off my debit card! (vo) lets you pick up the tab, even if you forget your wallet... (kaz) i got this. (ben) fargo, send kaz $145 dollars with zelle®. (kaz) smooth. (vo) fargo puts important information at your fingertips. (dad) fargo, what did i spend on groceries this month? (son) hey dad, can the guys stay for dinner? (dad) no... (vo) want to see everything fargo can do? you can, with wells fargo. >>> tonight, the breaking and historic news. president biden say

mike. vice president kamala harris has enough delegates to secure the democratic nomination for president.ow. and, scott, no one has stepped up to run against her. absolutely no one. good morning to you, president biden endorses her. nancy pelosi endorses her. it seems like a done deal. it's also the easiest deal for democrats because we're someone else to run, like gavin newsom or gretchen whitmer. they would not have access to the democratic presidential war chest. harris's name is on that war chest, and so she has access, and it's getting bigger. not only does she have sufficient number of delegates promising to support her, she is smashing fundraising records, raising $100 million in just days. as one pundit pointed out, she beat twisters at the box office over the weekend. here she is speaking about donald trump to her campaign office in delaware today. predators who abused women, fraudsters who ripped off consumers, cheaters who broke the rules for their own gain. so hear me when i say i know donald trump's type. so in the next 106 days, we have work to do. we have doors to knock on.

currently running vulnerable house races approved a resolution against harris regarding policies related to the southern border. speaker mikeohnson again calling her the border czar, saying, quote, today's resolution condemns the biden administration and vice president harris for their total dereliction of duty. christiane cordero abc news, washington. >> to the accuweather forecast now, a foggy day along the coast as cooler weather arrives in the bay area. abc seven news meteorologist drew tuma tells us about some below average temperatures. >> take a look at the cooler days ahead today compared to the start of the weekend. on saturday, as we start to see that trough that area of low pressure, bring cooler air in from the north, we'll see about a 10 to 14 degree temperature difference between today's afternoon highs and saturday. by saturday, you see in that middle column, we're basically all stuck in the 60s and 70. so certainly below average for this time of the year. looking at the weekend preview saturday, it is much cooler than we have been for much of the week. morning fog to sun, slightly warmer on sunday, but both

. >> i'm mike mibach and i'm heather holmes, today vice president harris spoke to her staff, highlighting her skills as a former bay area prosecutor who is ready to take on former president trump in the general election. >> you know, as many of you kno, before i was elected as vice president, before i was elected as united states senator, i was the elected attorney general, as i've mentioned, a california. and before that i was a courtroom prosecutor in those roles, i took on perpetrators of all kinds. go on. >> california is where it all began for kamala harris from san francisco district attorney to state attorney general and senator, her political roots were shaped beginning right here in the bay area. ktvu christian captain live tonight in san francisco with more on the story for us. christian >> yeah, heather, as you heard the vice president talking about those roots, just today, just a moment ago in the soundbite that we heard, talking about the fact that she's from california. of course, she grew up here in the east bay, served as san francisco's district attorney. now she has a lo

mike: always fascinating. jeff, thank you so much. >> jacque: busy week and more to watch on "the faulkner focus." harris> mike: have a great show. >> dagen: president

he's in washington dc, and mike support for coming out harris within our party specifically appears to be growing, especially in relation to very important endorsements she's been getting. does it bode well for it does indeed, in fact the pos to nomination is not opening every hour as democrats really behind to. we've had the whole saw of governors in the course of the morning who have indulged, combat, harris. there's a number of senators who have done so a number of members of congress. so it is a groundswell in a way of support for cumberland harris at hip hop towards the nomination, appears increasingly clear. one very important endorsement came from the former speak of the house and nancy pelosi. this is important because of the influence within the potty. but also important because there were reports that before she came out to the endorsement, she was seeking an open convention. in other words, a find at the convention for the leadership as saying that this would make it more transparent and show the democratic party to be a more democratic organization. but the fact that she ha

. >> mike: what about vice president harris saying she polls better in some regards. are some people close to her measuring the drapes? >> every indication that's not the case. they have their regular monday staff call with the vice president's team. they are full throttle in support of the president. i don't think there is any kind of measuring the drapes. she is a strong advocate for this president. i think she is the one that actually enthusiastically engages the base. she was on the college tours talking about reproductive health and out there doing the work of the president in terms of engaging young people and people of color. a strong teammate to the president. allocations are that she is fully on board with supporting the reelect. >> shannon: you see this poll within striking distance within the margin of error head-to-head with president trump. emily, we know over the last couple years she has polled behind president biden when it comes to favorability, job approval. in these new numbers we're seeing she does better with people of color and younger voters. sh

nbc news that he would not have certified the 2020 electors as former vice president mike pence did. the biden-harris campaign blasting vance as a rubber stamp for trump. >> trump picked j.d. vance because he would bend over backwards enable trump to do whatever he wants with his maga agenda. >> but the vp choice falls in line with the rnc's focus this week on real people with real issues. >> and who else in here is sick and tired of being sick and tired? [cheers and applause] >> as the former president prepares for his own "primetime" remarks on thursday, trying to union might republicans, despite their many differing views. >> and, bret, tonight, before we get to see j.d. vance on center stage, we'll see a long list of big interviews or excuse me speakers, including texas governor greg abbott to talk about the theme of tonight, which is make america strong again. bret? >> bret: aishah hasnie live on the convention floor. aishah, thank you. president biden >> bret: is making a campaign appearance this hour in las vegas. this comes as a major democratic lawmaker calls on him to get out of the race. c

. >> reporter: harris says there's something else americans should know about her new rival, insisting that unlike mike pence, j.d. vance would have carried out trump's plan to overturn the 2020 election. >> david: so, let's get right back down to rachel scott, live on the convention floor again tonight for us. senator j.d. vance set to address the country tonight. this convention hall, but it will be carried live in prime time. he'll be introduced by his wife? >> reporter: that's exactly right, david. senator j.d. vance will be introduced by his wife. she is the daughter of indian immigrants. the couple met while studying at yale law school. she then went on after graduating to become a law clerk for chief justice john roberts. and then becoming a trial lawyer. she has since left that job, fully focused on getting that republican ticket to the white house, david. >> david: rachel scott down there on the convention floor

the vice president kamala harris is not going to be there at this joint session. mike johnson, the house speaker, was asked about that on capitol hill by by our colleagues. let's watch that it is outrageous to me and inexcusable that as the leader mentioned, that kamala harris is boycotting this this joint session. >> this is an historic moment. it's an important moment for the country, for all the reasons. we've said the gravity of the situation cannot be overstated. and yet kamala harris will abandon her seat. as you all know, as the vice president and has serving as the president of the senate, she is supposed to be seated next to me at the rostrum. she will not be there because she refuses to attend. she needs to be held accountable for that so we should be clear that the harris team had a previously scheduled event, but what do you make of this? >> the dynamic max i'm the wall with kamala harris, just the idea that all of these democrats are boycotting this speech. kamala harris, who he's right, she's technically the president and the senate as the vice president

instrumental in killing it along with other cabinet members such as mike pompeo and so forth um while um president vice president camala harris has not exactly made her stance very clear on where she stands with iran, it is unlikely that there will be the same kind of political will as there was under the obama administration in 2015 when the deal was first created. on top of it, it is harder for iran to trust the actions of the us because there they can't trust on the next administration to uphold principles created by this administration. so i am unfortunately not optimistic and i know um the president um ran on potentially negotiating and trying to revive the deal, but i think it's going to be uphell battle just because there's no political will and there's more hawkishness and there's also increased pressure from israel amongst both parties as it was witnessed um by last week's speech by benjamin netanyahu in congress where he received the standing ovation from members of both parties, right uh, so ash, as you said rightly, it's it's going to be uphill battle, because it's not only enough from one side to have good will,

a doubt and christian should be dy offended, tim scott pointed out about this mike johnson, marco rubio and others but harrisemember 1996 olympics as a young girl watching the gymnastic teams, dominic dawes, shanna miller my daughter was so excited all week. my son only one and a half would run up to the commercials and point and he was even excited. we all sat down as a family to watch this. it wasn't just this but drag queens, the world coming together as charlie said. >> harris: i don't know, the ioc spokesperson said we checked the polls... we did not mean to offend anyone. you had to check the polls when did you check the polls, while it was happening? and you waited a while to port of apologize for it? look, this really robs every athlete from the spotlight. i mean, they are not the focus. and if they think they are, they need to look at the opener of that show and figure out why billions of christians and those that support us like our jewish husband's were friends. you don't have to be christian because what you know is they took a punch at us and it is fair game for everybody. so, i don't really und