trumpet good enough for mrs. harris who adopted the idea. some of mrs. plans are laudable, especially on childcare which would counter poverty. even good programs need to be paid for. they should be weighed against the need to stabilize existing programs such as social security and medicare. neither campaign has proposed significant or specific spending cuts. how about eliminating child credits on higher incomes or raising the mortgage deduction?" a little bit more from roger lowenstein. you can read that in the new york times opinion section for yourself. bill from republican, florida. caller: hi greta. my choice for the economy is trump. no doubt about it. it's interesting. all they have to do is listen to what the candidates say. kamala will say i will a million times but she never does. she cannot say i have. well, actually she can. she can say i have caused 13 deaths in afghanistan. i caused a horrible economy. she can say that but she cannot say i have created a wonderful economy. trump can. that is why i voted for trump. he's definitely the only w

mr. harris, we have less than a minute to wrap this up, tell us your opinion, how far do you think this will? go, well that's the risk, um, what we're doing by supporting israel now is we're looking at elevating this, escalating this, perhaps into a regional war, if iran does strike back for the many assassinations that the israel have done to their people in their command structure for the iranian revolutionary guard, then this could uh ratch it up into a a regional conflict, and and the israelies do have nuclear weapons, if they use them uh then they're in violation of the uh us law the states we can do no business and have no transactions with anyone is not signed the nonpriferation treaty but israel has it and so uh if they use nuclear weapons in this theory escalates it's any bar of the doors because this will get really hot really ugly really fast and us is at great risk here uh it's been enumering that iran may have nuclear weapons at this time. "and if they do, we're looking at losing a third of the us fleet out there, we've got some real problems here, and cool has the prevail, and

forgot everything, they threw it out, no democracy, we whispered there at night and brought out mrs. harrisw you know, in soviet times there was an opinion, yes we thought about it and that's it, yes even so. there at least some formula was observed, yes some areopaque, politburo, there's nothing at all here, at night, someone or other pr people decided to put it, what kind of democracy is this, belarus is a dictatorship because they don't have, yes. desire, or rather, no opportunity to do the same with us as they have in america, they would like to spread their autotarky, yes, gigantic, global, to all countries of the world, and those who don't obey, everything at once, torship, there and something else of that sort, yes, dictators, authoritarian power, why authoritarian, yes, because it's not ours, not american power, remember that a wonderful expression, yes, which is attributed to theodore roosevelt there about one dictator, yes he is a son of a bitch. putin's history, it seems to me, increasingly looks like some kind of robin hood, who dared after 30 years of these mockers to finally s

mr. harris for the seat and if theh5 to take a vote on this. here a motion thenion to recommend harris for the seat? >> so moved. >> okay. >> motion by alexander-tut and second by commissioner women. is there resident shaddix. >> yes. >> commissioneryes. >> commissioner sommer. >> yes. yes. >> thank you that carries unanimously. congratulations to mr. harris he is town. so we will take later. next is notice of our commissioner somers is leaving us. vacancy and --issioner president alexander-tut asked this we mention that for next mont. >> des month if you are interested. i we have the whole group here i was going to put insay nomination is up committee is a is to fill vacancies of examiners. is there a body? what is the third body? i should know. i up before. i think it -- way to be require technical knowledge. i appreciated joining the thoughts on long-term goals for the grou diversity on some of the different subcommittees for various reasons and we have qualified we appreciate the people who do serve. it was one of my t this is that our out r

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trumpet good enough for mrs. harris who adopted the idea. some of mrs. rris's plans are laudable, especially on childcare which would counter poverty. even good programs need to be paid for. they should be weighed against the need to stabilize existing programs such as social security and medicare. neither campaign has proposed significant or specific spending cuts. how about eliminating child credits on higher incomes or raising the mortgage deduction?" a little bit more from roger lowenstein. you can read that in the new york times opinion section for yourself. bill from republican, florida. caller: hi greta. my choice for the economy is trump. no doubt about it. it's interesting. all they have to do is listen to what the candidates say. kamala will say i will a million times but she never does. she cannot say i have. well, actually she can. she can say i have caused 13 deaths in afghanistan. i caused a horrible economy. she can say that but she cannot say i have created a wonderful economy. trump can. that is why i voted for trump. he's definitely the

mr. harris or mr. trump are ahead of each other by such and such percentages, and this is indeed verified leadership. at the moment, we are rather talking about a trend, but the trend that is emerging is very interesting. kamala haris was able to gain such a percentage of american support in just three weeks of the campaign, at least in the context of the prevailing trend. the previous year of the pr and political technology company of donald trump, and has the same working hours joseph biden's company, which tells us that it's not so much about harris specifically, it's not so much about who she is and what she represents, it's about whether she represents change, her last name is not biden or trump, she is a young politician who will change the establishment, and accordingly such an increase in her rating indicates to us not only her success, but rather that... there is a demand for young leadership, mr. alexander, and how do careless statements affect kamala harris's chances in general , i don't kno

mrs. harry's company has a very interesting slogan in english. i'm reading lotus photos, lotus is a lotus flower, and potus is an acronym, all letters mean something : president of the united states of america, and lotus fopotus camala, translated from the hindi language, means lotus flower, and this is how they are now talking about the kamala in... the president, that is, a lotus for the president, a camel for the president, well, very interesting, very interesting slogan. putin called on the supreme leader of iran ayatollah ali khamenei is restrained in his response to the assassination of the head of the hamas politburo, ismail haniyeh. this was reported by the reuters agency with reference to two high-ranking sources in iran. according to the interlocutors of the agency, volodymyr putin's request was conveyed by the secretary of the security council to the north-eastern neighbor sergei shaigu. on august 5, shaigu visited iran on a working visit. in an interview with the state agency, he said that he discussed the disturbing events with the p

brown said some things about mrs. harris. that's what it's all about. it's all a scam. it's a lie. it's outrageous. he says what they really want is for trump to stop. that seems like a tempest in a teapot. i don't see much here. i think, you know, president trump isn't talking about people are asking about it. he he made a comment at one point. that's how john dennis, chairman of the san francisco republican party, sees it and also had this to say about the upcoming dnc. i expect that vice president harris will get a bump coming out of that. but at the same time, i think that the real polling begins after labor day, and that's really where people should start paying attention to what's happening in san francisco. christie smith, nbc, bay area news. of course, we will have full coverage from the dnc all week long. our damian trujillo will bring us live updates from chicago. coverage starts tomorrow night right here on nbc bay area. turning now to weather. the bay area is seeing some cooler temperatures tonight, but we're also talking thunderstorms in the northern part of the state.

more very interesting moment, in the democratic party, in general, in the election campaign of mrs. harry, one very interesting slogan appeared in english, now i will read to you about lotus for potus, lotus is a lotus flower, and potus is such an acronym, all the letters mean something president of the united states of america. the president of the united states of america. and here is lotus phopotus kamala, translated from hindi, means lotus flower. and this is how they are now talking about kamala in the presidency, that is, lotus in the presidency. kamala on the president. well, interesting very interesting, very slogan. putin called on the supreme leader of iran , ayatollah ali khamenei, to respond with restraint to the assassination of the head of the hamas politburo, ismail haniyeh. let us know about it. reuters agency with reference to two high-ranking sources in iran. according to interlocutors of the agency vladimir putin's request was conveyed by the secretary of the security council of our northeastern neighbor, sergei shaigu, to the chagrin of yet. on august 5, shaigu visited

brown said some things about mrs. harris. that's what it's all about. it's all a scam. it's a lie. it's outrageous. meantime, john dennis with the san francisco republican party sees it. this way. that seems like a tempest in a teapot. i don't see much here. and dennis shared these thoughts. looking ahead to the dnc. i expect that vice president harris will get a bump coming out of that. but at the same time, i think that the real polling begins after labor day, and that's really where people should start paying attention to what's happening. and, and then from as far as the republicans are concerned, i think, you know, president trump will will stay on message in san francisco. christie smith, nbc bay area news. we'll have full coverage from the dnc all week. our damian damian trujillo will bring us live updates from chicago all week long. his coverage actually starts tomorrow night right here on nbc bay area. giants and a's facing off right now in what should be the game. one of the final bay bridge series. but some fans say they didn't even make it into the stadium to enjoy the

ms harris also accused donald trump of coming up with proposals that would only benefit rich people billionaires, the executives of big corporations. mr them are really going hard on the economy. the economy is the number one issue for voters. the polls suggest it's the one thing that they really care about going into this election. and they both have delivered speeches from north carolina, a key battleground state, where at the moment polls suggest that mr harris and mr trump are statistically tied. but when it comes to the economy, polls also suggest that voters do trust donald trump a lot more on that. the latest figures show a sharp rise in knife related crime involving children. in bristol, a specialist police unit has been set up to try to tackle knife crime. 0ur correspondent dan johnsonjoined them — and witnessed first hand — the deadly weapons being confiscated from teenagers. that's the car, the grey one. you are about to see the sort of weapons carried by some young people. the grey car, full of teenagers, has refused to stop for police. stay where you are! stay where you are, all of you! get down, down, down! weapons found

let's write one of the openings she just gave in mrs. harris miss harris, because she has refused to do interviews. she's refused to talk about her policies . so the media has a shame her into doing it, right. so finally, she announces that she's going to give a speech on her economic plan. however, it did not go well. this just happened, especially when she spoke about how she would stop corporations from listen to how i pronounce this price gouging the. so believe me as president, i will go after the bad actors the and i will work to pass the 1st ever federal ban on proud price gauging on. so yeah, that she said gauge it's gouge. you want to hear it again here. take a listen. ever federal ban on proud price gauging, unsuitable vanilla. and i will tell you cause we do this for a living when somebody does that and there's something we know a lot about what it means is 2 things. it means at worst, she doesn't even know what the word means because she can't pronounce it. obviously, it was weird to her when she saw it on the teleprompter and just

mr. harris, that held region should be the subject of agreements by the african countries themselves. russia is a foreign minister right there highlighting most coast on something non interference in the affairs of african countries. a fall, denmark is closing its embassies and mildly ad blinking of 5. so what type of thing to put pressure on the power of nation and key of the defense ministry confirms losing its 1st f, 16, the 5 digit during a russian and missed all attack. while the ukrainian politician suggests frightened least by uh, is that truly what brought down that 60 the, all the way from the aging to washington, berlin and bangladesh. so busy program with their top stores kicking off right now . so was it a setup? the french president has denied media reports to the meeting, had been prepared for him with public dollars prior to do it off the rest of the powers and manual macro on times. he had nothing to do with a telegram co founder being detained. this is austin films and need as far as i'm concerned. i was completely unaware of mister dorval's visit to france. that's quite nor

on the same day of mr harris's interview the republican nominee donald trump addressed a major policyn — claiming that his administration will force insurance companies or the federal government to cover the costs of in vitro fertilization (ivf) for all americans. democrats have sought to tie trump to anti—abortion groups that want to ban the fertility procedure. here is what mr trump said. i am announcing today in a major statement that under the trump administration in your government will pay for or your insurance company will be mandated to pay for all costs associated with ivf treatment, fertilisation for women. ivf treatment. because we want more babies, to put it very nicely. and you can read more on that interview and ourfull coverage of the us election on our website and app, just search bbc news. let's turn to the middle east now. un agencies are preparing to start a mass polio vaccination programme in gaza this weekend, after israel and hamas agreed to a series of three—day localised pauses in fighting. the goal is to vaccinate more than 600,000 children, after the first ca

mr. harris: good morning, everyone. my name is ben harris, i am vice president and director of economic studies here at the brookings institution. i am truly honored to welcome you to today's event hosted by the economic studies and foreign policy programs, where we will discuss the future of ukraine's economic recovery. i would like to extend a special welcome to her excellency, oksana mark roebuck -- oksana markarova, ambassador of ukraine to the united states, and to the esteemed delegation of ukraine parliamentary leaders who have joined us today. your steadfast dedication to ukraine's future in the face of extraordinary challenges has been nothing short of inspiring. today we are privileged to hear from another distinguished leader who plays a crucial role in shaping ukraine's economic future, the united states special representative for ukraine's economic recovery, penny pritzker. i suspect special representative pritzker is well known to most of you. she is one of our country's most prominent and respected busine

will certainly be introduced, their actions will probably expand, we must recall the statement of mrs. harris at the congress democratic party, where she directly said that we must win the race in artificial intelligence, and not china, that is , this suggests that the technological confrontation will continue, that in the same way , various technological advantages of chinese companies in relation to the united states of america will certainly continue to be limited, so i don’t doubt it. another thing is that here we already recalled the sanctions imposed by trump in the eighteenth year, one of the first products that fell under this sanction, there were solar solar panels. how did it end? it ended with china really cutting down on solar panel supplies to the united states of america, but companies, chinese companies operating in malaysia and vietnam and a number of other countries in southeast asia began to supply them there. therefore , the resource, the investment resource of china. to create assembly shops, factories, companies in other territories, so to speak, is wide, which means that

let's grab them, there are more to say transparent, undemocratic situations, here you go, recently mrs. harris, yes by some night vote, some means... all at once dictatorship there for something else of this kind yes dictators authoritarian power why authoritarian yes because it is not our not american power remember this wonderful expression yes which is attributed to theodore roosevelt there about one dictator yes he is a son of a bitch, but this is our son of a bitch, so they would like to have sons of bitches sitting everywhere, we don’t want a son of a bitch to rule us, we want the people to rule us, the people elected... we became prey, the question is that it was very difficult to take this prey, time had to pass, western standards, institutions had to come here, through ngos, through soros, whatever, by the way, the first years of independence before the presidential elections in belarus, in principle, this is what happened, the same thing happened in yeltsin’s russia, don’t we remember all these reforms, vouchers and other privatizations in russia, thank god that it was stopped in tim

mrs. harrissame economic policy with shinier co countenance, don't expect better results. >> lawrence: there is a stunning myth from the administration. they are saying things were worse under donald trump and they fixed the trump economy. a lot of people may not like donald trump, they don't even make that point. they say, he is bombastic, don't like his tweets, at least we had jobs and money in our pocket. the harris-biden administration trying to paint measures like things were so bad and because of the pandemic and donald trump mismanaged, they have to take risks to make things better. >> ainsley: donald trump says common sense. when you want gas prices to go down, you don't shut down the pipeline or put regulations on energy companies, that affects jobs, all prices at the pump across the board, it affects everything you eat, truck drivers need to pay for affordable gas. if it is expensive, they pass that cost on to you, that is why prices are so expensive. when she says we are going after pr

. >> carley: you may agree with the "wall street journal" editorial board, mrs. harris attempted to layout a vision, mostly empty platitudes. she will solve the housing crisis without saying how or why there is crisis on her watch. she will reduce taxes to impose price controls. many in the media, who should have the most critical eye when it comes to vague political promises and political speeches, said she did phenomenal yesterday. listen to this. >> you will remember where you were when you heard this speech from the vice president of the united states. this is an inflection point. >> she has a char as mattic personality, that was fierce how she delivered that. >> party poopers know we legalize fun, we put party back in the democratic party. >> very powerful speech. go back to barack obama 2008 for democratic speech like this. >> emotion and feeling down here is -- i don't know, seven-year-old birthday party, how i put it. joy and not a lot of thinking, a good time. >> carley: media clearly have her back, she is not answering questions. how does the trump campaign co

they forgot everything, they threw it out, no democracy, we whispered there at night and brought mrs. harrisse are opportunities to do the same thing with us that they have in america, they would like their own autarky and gigantic global to spread to all countries of the world, and those who do not obey all at oncetorship there on something else of this kind, yes dictators. authoritarian power, why authoritarian, yes because it is not ours, your history, some great patriotic, let's rewrite history textbooks, let's start writing the history of belarus anew, got under one place, left and went home since then it began, by the way, last week an interview with viktor sheiman was released, you probably saw and he talked about what the main message was from the west. there was a meeting with the fbi director, the us deputy secretary of state, i can't remember the name now, at all these meetings i was clearly pedaling, they weren't interested in that period, freedom. russia is needed by the united states of america because of its resources and in general yes, but what dmitrinovich said, if the west

everything has to be connected to the deeper case that mr harris is a week at a phony app and eventuallyry or the middle class. the scattershot traumatic attack on harris need to be refocused on these character attributes. politics, not that hard. [chanting] have to do the democrats have been trying not to do, tell us who the real kamala harris is, a week fraud fixated on being exposed. instead of fixated on you, the voter. did you know that kamala harris didn't grow up in oakland as she always said she did? >> this daughter of middle-class oakland -- >> kamala harris grew up in brooklyn -- the people's republic of berkeley. berkeley. the most insanely liberal present in america. her birth certificate lists an apartment right next to berkeley's canvas. is a half block south of people's park which is basically ground zero for every single radical protest movement. come i attended berkeley public schools and was even bused to berkeley public schools, remember the little girl was me? if you lie about where you grew up which is at the core of who you are, people can't trust you. maybe one da

mr. harris he is out of town will take care of his later. next is notice of vacancy sin leaving us.e will be a vacancy and -- commissioner president ked this we mention that commissioners awareor next mont. >> desire for next montinterested. i was hoping we was going to put in a plug ands up committee is a great one. the p vacancies on the committee board examiners. is there a third body? ? i should know. i didn't look it up think it is a gooday to be evaluated that does not i appreciated joining the groupful i think my long-term goals for the groups there is in the on some of the different subcommittees forious reasons and we have qualified candidates and we appreciserve. it was one of my thoughts in coming in thi reach and our -- word of mouth e of the vacancies goal of improvingknow the amount of different types of people with differe backgrounds on the subcommittees. in my view i'm not that would be a good goal going forward this is committee to sit on to see the process and how we can h that forward over time. >> thank i appreciate it. thank you. and any public comment on any o

mrs. kamla harris so that she can win against trump, that is , a strange situation is happening now in american foreign policy towards israel , and that's why you should see the israelis. they think that netanyahu is very worried about facing restrictions from all sides. and netanyahu's own fate in the continuation of the war of opening fronts new for the war. well, now in the final question from you, after these 10 months of massacre, many observers , even in the united states, pointed the finger of blame at the prolongation of this war towards biden and blinken, and they introduced them very weakly , you see, anyway, the prospect of fire it's enough perspective to say, for example, what will happen , anyway, about 314 or 315 days.

mr. harris for the tragic exit from america's longest war. >> three years ago, it was chaos in afghanistanerican troops withdrew from the country and the taliban took back control. amid the mayhem, on august 26th, 2021, an isis terrorist detonated a suicide vest outside abbey gate, where thousands of afghans were trying to enter kabul airport and flee their country. 13 american soldiers and nearly 200 afghans died. the biden administration is 100% at fault for why my son lost his life. >> and now i look at the way our country is going, and i think this is not what my son died for. >> we've been given no accountability whatsoever. not a single person has been fired. >> on monday, former president donald trump joined families of several soldiers to lay wreaths at arlington national cemetery. at recent campaign events, he has not held back from tying vice president kamala harris to the chaotic withdrawal when she bragged that she would be the last person in the room and she was was the last person in the room with biden when the two of them decided to pull the troops out. president biden and

however mrs. harrisspeech friday it ranks as a discipline wall street journal editorial board also knocking the piece reminiscent of venezuela and that's just some of the criticism we have heard following the speech relax maybe president nixon's 1971 price controls which were not that successful but we heard on special report last night hugh said he helped build the nixon library there is no mention of price controls of the nixon library. eric: alright lucas you would know thank you. >> ukrainian forces taking out critical bridge in russia as he pushes forward and a daring counteroffensive in moscow is blaming the u.s. for helping ukraine and pull it off. stephanie bennett is live in london with all of the details. >> that is exactly rights. russia is blaming the west for encouraging and supporting ukraine's invasion into russia moscow says that will not change the course of this war they claim. take a look at some of the footage a bit closer in an effort to destroy the movement of troops and supplies ru

recent poll from reuters and ipsos shows him at 4% voter support, behind kamala harris�*s 42% and donald trump's 37%. mr his polling numbers drop significantly once vice president harris replaced presidentjoe biden at the top of the democratic ticket. but supporters of mr kennedy could be a factor should they choose to follow his endorsement of former president trump. mr kennedy's announcement comes a day after kamala harris officially accepted the democratic nomination for president on the final night of the democratic national convention. to understand where things stand as we reach the end of a significant week for the 2024 race, i've been speaking to political strategists, republican mark terrill and democrat ameshia cross. ameshia, coming off the back of a long week, very much i think the feeling across the board that it was an energetic convention for the democrats. of course the question now is what has harris got to do to maintain it? do you think she can? absolutely. i think she absolutely will. harris knows that she is just a few months out of election day, she knows there is a lot of ground w

mr. harris. mr. gina is ready for your interview. >> actually, we'll be interviewing as a team . >> we're here dancing to kamalaa ,do a fox news interview. she better be prepared. sure, why not? yeah, why not? she should do an interview on fox news, but definitely come super prepared because you guys are. >> you guys are you guys are straight to it. fair, balanced, and still unafraid. >> if you can't handle questions from fox news, how is she going to face vladimir putin? it is a good point. and in? like yoi like you. >> she has a whole what's that word? the, you know, the goal you know, the, you know, the thing. >> so kamala might not do fox news, but yo t nou just did.what >> so what do you want to tell jesse watters? that was fine. so maybewant t j kamala should fox news after all. yeah, that was great. hey, jesse, watee shouo r that o the film. >> i'm your girl. jesse, i'm not with her. >> trump's in the final battle, and he's channeling his inner ronald reagan to fix kamala's mess. >> one of you

mr. mike harris, editor of veteran today from san francisco, and wilmer leon, communist and political scientists from washington dc. thank you for joining us on this edition of the news review and sharing your thoughts and views with us and our viewers and thanks to all of you for watching this edition. five palestinians have been killed in attack by israeli forces on the nur shamps refugee camp near the city of tulkarm in the occupied west bank. the palestine health ministry said that number of palestinians were also injured during the attack. reports indicate that house in the camp was targeted by several missiles launch from an israeli drone. the hamas resistance movement strongly condemned the deadly israeli rate as an extension. the regime's crimes and massacres in gaza, added that israel's brutalities will not bring its security and stability, but will further fuel resistance operations. another palestinin man was also killed in raid by israel settlers in the wadi rahal village south of bethlehem, which left three others injured. the new fatalities increased the number of palestinians kill

mrs. kamel harris has come and in 100 days, 90 days, the elections will officially start in another day. a space itself . the next point is that mr. netanyahu, who stood for 10 months and wanted to remove hamas from the scene , decided to take the hostages. frees him and gave a negative answer to all diplomatic advice and efforts, etc. this is one point in fact, mr. netanyahu has failed in the three axes that he had set for the operation in gaza. in fact , when he went to the united states , he was met with a wave of protests, and the congressman that mr. doctor pointed out refused to attend the congress. words mean avoiding sitting at the feet of mr. netanyahu's speaker . we have never seen the american society so bipolar, and at this point , this bipolarity and this gap has been created within the structure, this was one point and the events that happened, so now a discussion that is very it was serious that the region was going to enter into a serious conflict and i was worried about the issue of hizbullah entering into a direct conflict and the fronts that are now ready on both sides,

mr. sanders, miss harris and presumably mr. walz. ess that means he agrees with the biden harris administration about mandating evs whose rare earth mineral based batteries princely come from china. even while most american folks want to hang on to their gasoline-powered cars. additionally it is repord that governor walz driver's licenses for illegals. this is a dangerous pathway for illegals voting. proponent of sanctuary cities of course. mr. walz is a big spender and taxer. his two year budget in 2022 had 38% increase in state spending and 10 billion-dollar tax hike, that according to the committee to unleash prosperity hotline. his proposed budget for 2025 includes major league tax hikes on successful earners, on capital gains and on dividends. importantly the state of minnesota has a 9.8% corporate tax rate, which is the highest in the nation. and, it has a 10.8% capital-gains tax, in third place discuss behind california and new york. so, it seems that governor walz has the same disrespect for the economic power for business tha

genocide, they're they're doing what they've done in many other places. thank you very much, mr. mike harris, editor of veteran today from san francisco, and wilmer leon, communist and political scientists from washington dc, thank you for joining us on this edition of the news review and sharing your thoughts and views with us and our viewers, and thanks to all of you for watching this edition. it is important to call out that the most serious humanitarian catastrophe facing the entire world at this point is the catastrophe facing the sudan. "frankly speaking, those who talk about famon must talk about its causes and about the militia's responsible for it, the anti-im migrant, traditionally in france was to be right-wing, to be anti-muslim, you don't need to be right wing, you can say i'm anti-muslim, but i'm not racist, l'islamophobie n'est qu'un masque du racisme, il fonctionne exactement de la même manière, moi je connais pas aucun partir en france qui n'a pas de position à un moment donné contre l'islam, il a... can you call the people terrorists for defending them on land against the c

up with the old and in with the new, harris mr walz signs are or you can see. two weeks to do work and they have both given their speeches and now the real fight begins because today is the first stop of what will be a battleground to all, they will now for the rest of the week go to the crucial battleground states that they will need to win if they want to get into the white house. so who is tim walz? until tuesday, he wasn't necessarily a household name in the us, let alone throughout the world. ajoint npr, pbs, and marist poll suggests that 71% of american adults had never heard of walz or are unsure of their opinion of him. so let's take a closer look at his background. mr walz served in the army national guard for 24 years. his highest position was command sergeant major, one of the highest enlisted ranks in the military. he was a former social studies teacher and football coach at a high school in southern minnesota. he was a us congressman for 12 years, winning in a mostly rural southern minnesota district. he was then elected governor of minnesota in 201

i was impressed with mrs. harris.t was nice to hear somebody talk about the positive in americans. it's time to move forward, like they claim. we've listened to the other side. those talking points have gotten really stale. you would think that they would have come up with at least an expanded version of something on the others. positive will beat out negative any day. we have to stay positive, right along with our future president, kamala harris. thank you for allowing me to speak. host: david, randolph, maine, republican. caller: hi, my name is david. i want to talk to the kool-aid drinkers out there, the democrats. they have put democracy out the window when they stabbed joe biden in the back and put harris in. that is what i call the dictatorship. that's all i got to say. dictatorship. thank you. host: jonathan, florida, republican, good morning. caller: a little bit more of an independent, but long story short, watching both parties and traversing my own private life, i think that both parties, constituents of bo

mr. mike harris, editor of veteran today from san francisco, and wilmer leon, communist and political scientists from washington dc, thank you for joining us on this edition of the news review and sharing your thoughts and views with us and our viewers, and thanks to all of you for watching this edition. isly violence in the occupied west bank has claimed the lives of six more palestinians, five civilians, including two miners were killed in a drone strike on the newsam's refugee camp in the city of tulkaram. the regime's aerial attack injured number of other palestinians as well. the west bank also witnessed fresh settler violence, this time in bethlehem. israel settlers took the life of a palestinin man and injured three. others during attack in a village near the west bank city. since the start of the gaza genocide, 651 palestinians have been killed, either by israeli settlers or the regime's troopers in the west bank. fatalities are, in addition to the thousands of abductions made by the israeli military during raids on the occupied territories. this regime is facing condemnations after his

what tim walz's selection says is that kamala harris is to the far left of her party can which is what she always does. >> the argument is that perhaps mr like joe biden, a staunch pporter of israel, and that has been losing the democrats votes. helena: the u.s. vice president kamala harris chooses the governor of minnesota, tim walz, to be her running mate for november's presidential election. he is in philadelphia, where kamala harris is going to hold a rally shortly. we will be live in philadelphia. hamas announces that israel's most wanted man has been chosen as the new head of the group, taking over from ismail haniyeh, who was assassinated in tehran last week. u.k. prime minister holds the second emergency meeting in two days after anoth night of violence and unrest on the streets in parts of the country. and the u.s. southern city of charleston extends her curfew until wednesday as it prepares for tropical storm debby. first we start with some breaking news. hamas has announced that israel's most wanted man has been chosen as the new head of the group. he succeeds is mel haniyeh, who was assassinated in the iranian capital of teh

robert harris again, mr. jacobson i want to get something clear as this bypass was plan definite or proposed. but it's the state's recommendation based on a careful study of all the engineering facts and the social and economic data available to us. this meeting is being held. invite any new information and points of view concerning the effect of our recommendation. a record is being kept. your comments and will be thoroughly reviewed before. we can take any action then will consider what i say about the bypass. yes, they will. then still against it. yes, mr. aspen, did you wish to say something for use to answer? do i'm having rathburn, the fourth grade teacher at the new elementary school. i i came here today just to listen. i didn't expect to say anything, but after hearing some of the arguments against the new highway proposal, i would like to say just one thing. well, i'm just amazed at the number of people here who seem to be thinking about themselves. but isn't there a lot more to it than that? well, i

mr. trump's campaign. it comes as kamala harris rises in the polls. mr. trump ramping up his attacks, making false claims about harris's crowd size. >>> in the middle east the u.s. deploying a guided missile submarine to the region as the israeli military goes on to its highest alert for a possible retaliatory strike from iran. >>> the surprise ukrainian incursion into russia. ukraine now saying it controls nearly 600 square miles of russian territory. >>> the stabbing caught on surveillance near a new york synagogue. the suspect now charged with a hate crime. >>> the new tropical storm ernesto forming in the atlantic. >>> plus the olympics may have ended but the drama has not. the battle over stripping team usa's jordan chiles of her bronze medal. >>> and after tom cruise's spectacular stunt to pass the torch from paris to los angeles the flag officially arriving in l.a. today to begin the countdown to 2028. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening and welcome. residents and visitors across a wide section of the los ange

persuaded her, she finally agreed to participate in the president, the presidential race, yes, mrs. harrisne really knew anything about her, then information appeared, i am chronologically, yes, then information appeared that it turns out that she refused to talk to zelensky when it began our special military operation, that she was against helping ukraine, and here in kiev there is a little panic, they started trying to build some bridges there, yes, they connected some lobbyists, then suddenly that same haris, who... and did not talk and was against and so on and so forth, comes out and makes a statement: i will support, and just yesterday they took her, they hooked up a man from minnesota, who turned out to be simply pro-ukrainian, as they say, to the point of impossibility, that 's how it all is, it's all, it's all elections, but then what is the task, what is the goal, in this situation, let's go, yes, now we 'll take a break and as soon as we return to the studio, and you immediately continue answering, we'll return. in a few minutes we'll continue the conversation with our guests, t

the past, to choose and... from one candidate, determined by the party leadership, as is known, mrs. harris has never won a presidential primary, in 2020 she failed miserably in these primaries, that is, the mass voters, the democrats refused to support her, in 2024 she did not participate in them, instead of primaries, the leadership of the democratic party held an absentee vote, remote among the delegates in... fights for freedom, democracy, human rights, everything from beginning to end is a fantasy and a lie, how did the donkey, namely the donkey, and not the burro, become the symbol of the democratic party? well, those who have studied history can remember this. in 1870, a very famous american cartoonist, thomas nast, published a caricature of the democrats as a donkey lying down dead. the lion was meant to refer to the recently deceased minister of war united states of america, and he used, he also signed the caricature, namely the word donkey, jackos, that is, a donkey in rough. colored people are supported by blm, they support, they once proposed obama as a presidential candidate, h