women�*s bodies would be policed when it comes to america�*s most divisive issue. he plans to create a nationalwomen�*s miscarriages and abortions. booing. simply put, they are out of their minds. in just a few weeks kamala harris has been on an accelerated path to this moment sincejoe biden dropped out of the race. now she�*s appealed to people to see her as the future and urged voters to prevent a return to donald trump�*s america of the past. # what about us # what about all the times you said you had the answer?# though there wasn�*t an appearance by beyonce that many had hoped for, plenty of celebrities have been lining up to back her. polls suggest kamala harris has taken the lead in this race. but there are fears about the economy and illegal immigration that play to donald trump�*s strengths. once the convention excitement subsides, there�*s still much to overcome if her dream of a new era is to be realised. emma vardy, news, chicago. with me isjohn scardino — vice—chair of democrats abroad uk. thank you very much for coming along. thank you very much for coming alonu. ., , ~' thank you

s. women's national football team has booked their place in the gold medal match for a hard fought and a score was 90 minutes. sophia smith, extra time goals, something us past germany and into the final and in the highly anticipated women's $200.00 made a race final usa is gabby thomas, secure of the gold medal, thomas storms the band and was on tangible on the straight to claim a convincing victory, womens, 100 meter champion, and julian alfred finished seconds. and that is our show for now. i'm clear. richardson in berlin. it thank you so much for joining us. the . they are breaking out the big guns to fight these tiny creatures in paris and beyond. the bed bugs are taken over our bedroom. the researchers are volunteering to be nibbled on the sending bugs in the mail and energizing pest control or a bed bug. hunters close. next on d, w i g, is that make a difference. visionaries with a project get involved to create a future experience that eco india in 16 minutes on the so you don't think and feel the same way you expect. and one different thing from lines from your parents. i just

investigating the rape and murder by the incident has once again brought it for the poor cd of women in all�*s most populous nationthese chance demanding justice, there are slogans demanding safety at work places. these are the junior doctors gathered from across government hospitals in mumbai and they are angry, here to protest against the lack of safety at work places in most government hospitals. remember these are the junior doctors that handle the real patient loads and squalid hospitals, they were all ours, are underpaid, and mostly are at the forefront of any violence inflicted on health care staff. 0ne violence inflicted on health care staff. one of the biggest demands that they have is of a central law that they have is of a central law thatis that they have is of a central law that is to curb violence against health care staff. a lot of the anger is directed towards the political establishment and the government who the protesters say have not done enough to bring safety and workplace for women. there are laws but they are not effective on ground. but now these proteas are going nationwide and they have

women's national team. our reporterjo currie was at bompastor�*s first news conference earlier.decade, there is a new manager in charge. the players in most of the fans, all they have ever known is emma hayes. so what connects from the new boss, sonia bompastor? today she spoke to the press to the first time. the pressure — press to the first time. the pressure is _ press to the first time. tue: pressure is something press to the first time. tte: pressure is something i press to the first time. "tt2 pressure is something i really press to the first time. tt2 pressure is something i really like because it makes me better, so i will try my best to work very hard with the girls. make sure i support them in the best way, for us to make this club so special and successful. and i already told everyone, we are here to win every single title, every single game so this is why i came. , ., ., , every single game so this is why i came. , ., ._ ., ., ' every single game so this is why i came. , ., ., ., ' ., ., came. chelsea may have won 14 ma'or turke s in came. chelsea may have won 14 ma'

in the women's football super league, as in the men 's national championship, a meeting took place between zenit and dynamo. by the way, the team from st. petersburg is also among the leaders here. but the muscovites are in fifth place. the midfielder managed to open the scoring. strengthening the lead in the dispute between the best scorers of the championship, gabriela's score is 11 goals in 15 games. at the end, dynamo managed to recoup one goal thanks to the efforts of williams bratford, but nothing more, 5:2 confident victory of zenit footballers. football spain against italy, in this case madrid atletico against turin juventus in a pre-season. friendly match, which took place at the ulleve stadium, in the swedish city of gothenburg. the score was opened in the 48th minute by the portuguese striker of the madrid club jo felix. but closer to the end of the game the juventus goal was awarded a penalty, which was converted by the argentine forward angel corea, 2:0, atletico victory. by the way, the madridists announced that their ranks on the eve of the new season manchester city's argen

women from public life. of the u. s. and the european union have criticized israel's far right. national security ministry to my been greer for leading jewish prayers at jerusalem's out. ok, so mos compound the us state department called it in an acceptable action that hinders gaza ceasefire talks. the compound is as long as the 3rd holy as place and the symbol of palestinian nationalism is also to day isms, most sacred site known as the temple mount to choose to mediators. and as a sign talks between israel and her mazda or making a pushed or revised all negotiations and attentions between israel and or ron, i mean backer of homeless. now a new round of talks is set to begin on thursday, but home off hasn't confirmed. it will in fact, attend, any hopes that talks will resume a set against the backdrop of continued is really strikes and build up areas and gaza for lives continue to be lost every day. should warn you that our next report contains disturbing images. my maid had left his family to pick up the certificates of his new born twins. now he's in the mood with his children's bodies lie alongside his wife's, wrapped

later today the nation's eight democratic women governors will talk about the importance of electing women to executive les in a discussion operated byctivist and actress julia louis-dreyfus. 's happening on the sidelines of the national democratic convention in chicago. watch live at 4:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, alson c-span now, our free mobile vide app, or online at c-span.org. >> discover the heartbeat of democracy with c-span voices 2024 as we engage voters at this year's democratic national convention, asking what issue is most important to you in this election and why. >> for me it's abortion rights. in fact, i'm the author of the women's health protection act which would restore roe v. wade for every woman in every zip code of this country. now women have less rights than their grandmothers and that's not right. >> the number one issue that concerns me is the lack of civility in our politics. i always say that we are ohioans and americans before we're democrats and republicans. and it's time to start bridging the gap and bringing our country back together and i know that our candidate, kamala harris, is going to do that for our country. >> one of the most important is

in the women's football super league, as in the men 's national championship, a meeting took place between zenit and dynamo. by the way, the team from st. petersburg is among the leaders here, while the muscovites are in fifth place. then gzhevinskaya scored a double, strengthening her leadership in the dispute between the best scorers of the championship, gabriela has 11 goals in 15 games. meanwhile, in italy, the matches of the national cup have already taken place. in the game 1:32 of the final, juventus' neighbors from the torino club hosted the footballers of kazenza, representing serie b. the hosts took the lead in the first minute. the author of such a quick goal was the thirty-two-year-old defender of the guests mikel camparesa, who scored the ball into his own goal. and in the eighty-fourth. the forward of the colombian national team duvan zapata put the finishing touches on 2:0 torino, which is led by the former spartak coach paolo vanoli, advanced to the 1/16 finals, where they will play empoli. parma, promoted to serie a following the results of the previous season, played at h

in 1992 and the us women's national football team is booked to their place in the gold metal match for a hard spot and scoreless 90 minutes a sophia smith extra time goals and the u. s. past germany and into the final and in the highly anticipated women's 200 meter race, final usa is and gabby thomas secure the gold metal. thomas at storms the band and was on catchable on the straight to claim a convincing victory. womens 100 meter champion, and julian offered finished 2nd to and a whale stole the show at the olympics when it reached the ocean is by title or fashion. as surfers competed for metals and tahiti, the wells bridge took place as brazil's tatiana western web and of costa rica as a producer. hennessy were competing in the woodlands of short for in the semi finals and the french polynesian venue to haiti is about 16000 kilometers from the host city of paris, and was chosen not only for as a legendary waves, but also because it gives an opportunity to engage french overseas territories. it's now just before we go, we can bring you a reminder of our top stories f, as our rescue r. as in western germany, say hotel collapse has killed 2 people. they say 4 others

question tojulie harris, president of the national federation of republican women and jack blanchard the uk editor of politico a few weeks and it do you of sir keir starmer�*smiership? it keir starmer's premiership? it started smoothly with that massive election victory and it is overbroad to washington and they all look like he was rather enjoying himself for the first few weeks and he is very much looking forward to a summer holiday and it's been a very long campaign for holiday and it's been a very long campaignfor him holiday and it's been a very long campaign for him but that summer holiday is been cancelled because of these riots in the fallout from them and sir keir starmer is seeing this is no laughing matter and obviously it's very shocking and unbelievable in the prime minister has been very quick to try to address them in this in harsh punishments being handed out to those involved and there's many more cases going to the legal system now. but keir starmer's bigger challenges not to deal with the immediate cause of the unrest in those involved in the violence comes trying to think about what's really going on here and there is obviously a trigger

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nation and for military victory against the axis powers. [applause] that's right. [applause] but even as we saw victory, these women fought for double victory. really, when you think about it,swas victory from tyranny, it was also victory from prejudice because although they were now welcomed at our voting booths, they were not yet welcomed on the usual assembly lines. they all changed -- that all a changed because of these rosies. they did what they needed to do. they quietly fought to be treated as individuals made in god's image, endowed with inestimable dignity regardless of their c gender or the color f their skin,an and it is -- thats right. that's right. [applause] it's my privilege to welcome you all here, to meet you, ladies, and to the extend our gratitude for all that you have done for our country and all that you've done for generations of women since. thank you all for being here. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the presentation of the colors by the united states joint is armed forces color guard, the performance of our national anthem by the united states army band pershing's own brass quintet, and the retiger of the colors. retiring of the

national convention life from chicago. right now we have another up and comer in the democratic party. let's listen in. >> women across america we just g. s, get stuff done. at 29 i joined the sandwich generation. sandwiched between working and raising my newborn and caring for my mom who was dying from brain cancer. it was hard. but not extraordinary. those nights reminded me who i was fighting for. people just trying to make it. kamala harris knows who she is fighting for as well. she took care of her mom who also battled cancer. as president she will fight to lower the cost of healthcare and eldercare for every family. she has lived a life like ours. she knows us. donald trump does not know you. at all. you think he understands that when your car breaks down you cannot get to work? no. his first word was probably chauffeur. do you think that he has ever had to take items out of the cart before checking out? howell, do you think he has ever been to a grocery store? that is what the shofar is for. but kamala harris she gets us. she sees us, she is us. look we have all lived through a lot of history over the past few years. floods and fir

chili, our nation's capitol was ground zero for that struggle to expand voting rights, women's rights, and desegregation. no place was mor centrale -- more central to the freedom because in the 1970'snd 1960's than u street. mr. demczuk: yeah, once again, all due credit to the first people in alabama and selma, the good people in mississippi who fought for voting rights and for integration in the south. all of that was important. birmingham. but the movement needed an intellectual base in which to theorize and to send out the message of how civil rights could be achieved. and that was howard university and the u street area. as i mentioned earlier, all the great civil-rights organizations were here, three black newspapers were here. and guess what else was here? the white house and the united states congress, and people of goodwill who wanted to change america's segregated society. and they lived here and this was the place to go. if you want to leverage, of course you can leverage in selma, alabama, or birmingham. but if you want to really legislate, you have to legislate on the hill, and you need the white house support. unfortunately, first eisenhower did a good job on little ro

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s d it'sall abi mean, how do yo someone who walks away from their colleagues, the other men and women who are fighting for our great nation whi don't know what to say.i'e i've been focused more on economic policy and the difference. bn fo morit's so starkly diffet between trump, vance and kamala harris and tim walsh. it's unbelievable. and amazingltrumy, she doesn't have any economic plan on her website at all. an no. >> so they're just hiding in the basement. they don't want you to know what they're going to do with theebsite economy. all >> what does it say: what about kamala harris that taps someon doee like this so radica, so fraudulent to be in serve this country at such a high level? li and i was watching earlies tr and he walks her out stage and in a rally today and then he leaves and, you know, he says, okay, you know, and then he walks away o. i thin and i think that it resonated with me because i read in one of the pieces toda wit y about this that she didn't want josh shapiro because she to oght josh shapirot sh was gog to overpower her. right. it was going to be the star of the show. wath a star of wanter her.

women of color. and that is really reflective of who we are as a nation and where are we going because we're not going backwards, we're going forward and we are winning. go u-s-a well i hate, to rain on this parade, but my hot take as chris lacivita needs to quit the campaign save yourself, save yourself, you're too good for this he is. and do you. >> have two people in j.d. vance and donald trump. you're principals who are disasters and during capable of listening to your very good strategy advice. so quit, quit now a literal hot take, the average temperature in death valley for the month of july was 108.5 degrees, which is per i believe the washington post literally the hottest month in the history of the earth a lot of the whole earth there ever has been and you know, we might have a problem that needs some attention. we might i mean, are we just really like being unprecedented? let's come back and talk about climate change policy in the next shoe. >> yeah, and how climate change follows. >> so weird thanks f

women's histo and tradition. througho o nations history legislators have disarmed those whha committed serious criminal cte or his access to guns poses a danger. fo example, loyalist, rebels, miners, individuals with mental s, felons and drug addicts. our that the second member was originally understood to prevent legislatures from disarming dangerous individuals. despitalthat, the fit circuit held that sti 922 was unconstitutional because the faly generation didn't disarm domestic engine -- abusers in particular. the fifth circuit'oach to part from the secondmement's original meaning and would enact the regulatory straitjacket. i welcome tht's questions. >> would you just briefly define what you mean by law-abiding and reonble? >> i would break that into its two constituent components, history and tradition shows that's if i'm of tseho have committed serious crimes defined by the family level punishment that can attach oscrimes. this case focuses on the not responsible citizens principle in this contt think history and tradition sw that it applies to those whose possession of firearms would pose an unusual dangereyd the ordinary citizen with respect to harm to themser harm to others. >> this is a civion,