some nonprofit news is growing. the trust in local news is 14% higher than the national news. and 73% of all news organizations believe ai presents new opportunities. so let me talk about democracy. according to the pew research study, 42% of americans believe that the american political system needs to be completely reformed. 83% feel like government doesn't care about what they think. and amongst younger people, especially those 18-35 only 57% globally feel that democracy is preferable to any other form of government. you take thoseov combinations of the number of people that trust the government is looking out for them at the number of people who feel democracy is preferable to any other form of government, we have some challenges that let me put up of the opportunities at the same time. according to a tufts university study 76% of the youth surveyed believe young people have the power to change the country. 77% believe that are ways for them to get involved. that is an opportunity to engage a generation that is looking to be engaged. we can talk about not wanting to be eng

the stakes here or not whether it have a proper news model for the news industry. we have to figure out new ways and we are. one of the realities we face neat disintegration of things we used to finance the journalists that we want to do. this is the subject of an enormous experimentation and you see different ways on the stage approaching that. but that's probably job one. and one white one silver bullet having five or six different models that work would be a first step for the kind of journalism licking and then regain the trust of people who have lost it. >> to susan's point gets to the businesse side of things and how that impacts the job report is due, editors do. what's a driving mission you have to stay in business and stay afloat. is the gold to get as many viewers and clicks and hits or is the goal to objectively report or is it a combination thereof? >> i would argue it's always been a combination. unlike western europe we don't have like a state broadcaster of voice of america explicitly mandate is to oversee not broadcast domestically. a lot in this ro

let me talk about news. the we know a lot of these statistics but i want to make sure we have them allic here. they are are only 1766 counties in the united states that have local news of 3141. one third of all newspapers will close at the end of this year. at the newspaper employment industry have gone from in 2022, 106,000 compared 365,000 in 2005. the landscape is changing. there are two times more nonprofit newsrooms today than there ever have been so nonprofit news is growing. the trust in local news is 14% higher than the national and 73% of all news organizations believe ai presents more opportunities. let the talk about democracy. according to the pew research study 42% of americans believe the american medical system needs to be completely reformed. 83% feel like government doesn't care about what they think. amongst younger people especially those from 18 to 35 only 57% globally feel that democracy is comparable to any other form of government take the combination of the number of people that trust

the dow reaching a new all-time high. >>> also tonight, the loud boom heard over new york city. they have now revealed an eye-opening possible cause. >>> and flocking to a famous las vegas casino. they now have to give away $1.6 million in cash and prizes before they close. >> announcer: from abc news, this is abc "world news tonight" with david muir. reporting tonight from milwaukee. >>> good evening tonight from milwaukee. the republican national convention. and there are several major headlines on this day two of the convention. tonight, we have learned that nikki haley will speak here tonight in prime time. a surprise addition, after their heated primary contest. she had said trump cannot win, but she will be here tonight. also, this evening, the new video emerging of former president trump's call to robert f. kennedy jr. trump asking kennedy for his endorsement, saying it would be good for you, and trump appearing to agree with kennedy on childhood vaccines. you'll hear what he said. the lasting images of the convention's first night. trump's arrival, his first public appea

tonight's cbs news has new information in the attempted assassination investigation.the fbi and secret service briefed lawmakers this afternoon, telling them that the shooter searched online for images of both former president donald trump and president joe biden. if the also searched for symptoms of depressive disordr and he visited the site of though rally in butler, pennsylvania, at least one time before saturday's shooting. a lot of new developments, cbs's meg oliver is there. what else are we learning tonight? b2 norah, where learning that law enforcement recovered three fully loaded magazines belonging to the shooter at the rally site. the secret service spoke with 15,000 people before the event but the shooter never entered the security perimeter. tonight new video shows former president donald trump arriving at butler memorial hospital saturday, just minutes after surviving an assassination attempt. u.s. secret service are seen surrounding his suv. >> there he is. >> reporter: before rushing him inside the e.r. over an hour earlier the alleged assassin, thomas

the publisher now will be fixed news, verified news. we are going to need, as ai takes over everything, a verification layer on top of the world to know what israel and what and that might not be real. i am banking on the texas tribune in usa today's at vanity fair, but thinking on those brands being able to provide those verification layers. >> you want to define mainstream media it would be, news you can trust that is put into context, tells you what you need to know and the bad news, and tells you the good news happening or the responses to bad news that are encouraging. that is the definition of our mission. >> the old-fashioned print front page. nowadays it's always going to be something going to grind our gears. there's always going to be some stupid article out there that makes no sense, that's on your facebook wall, that your mom, dad or brother sends to you. we will always live in an environment were -- where there will be a lot of that trash. how do we emphasize the treasure? >> i will ask the panel in the audience to indulge

news you can trust tell you the bad news. the good things are happening our responses to bad news.s a definition of our mission.th >> old-fashioned print front page. some stupid article out there that makes no sense that's on your facebook wall your mom or your dad or your brother sent you we ought to accept will always love it environment there's going to be a lot of that trash. how can we amplify the treasures question? >> i'm going to ask the panel in the audience to indulge me in a pet peeve of mine ifl you don't mind. this is about tv programs. often the anchors do not use the word program. they say thankus you for being n our show. use of the word show suggests they are performing for their audience, not delivering the news just that contribute to this or my making too much of it? maybe it does. maybe they are performing. maybe the show sounds a little more exciting than program. >> i've been guilty of this. i realize that cnn is a television and journalism the venn diagram. some times on cnn recovering a space launch it's really good television but is not the highest most nu

to new york city. ginger zee standing by with the forecast. >>> tonight, the chaos for delta passengers continues. in some places, the airline now under federal investigation. >>> the scare in the northeast tonight, right off the east coast. a whale leaping from the water, landing on a boat. >>> the big news involving celine dion tonight. will she make her comeback at the olympics, and when? what we're hearing about this. >>> and at the end tonight, the mother who gave her little girl her cell phone because she wanted to record treasures, but when mom looked at that phone, what she saw, what she heard, it's truly something. >> david: good evening, and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy tuesday night. we begin tonight with vice president kamala harris, now the presumptive democratic nominee for president. abc news now reporting she has secured the delegate support she needs. and just in tonight, the new national poll showing this has already become a very close race. a reuters/ipsos poll

new few hours. what else has the new prime minister been up to. a couple of appointments _ prime minister been up to. a couple of appointments to _ prime minister been up to. a couple of appointments to ministerial - of appointments to ministerial positions, quite eye—catching. james timpson of the high street cobblers is a prisons minister. sir patrick vallance has been appointed as a science minister in the house of lords. the prime minister has also been doing the standard things a new prime minister does, which is a blitz of telephone calls to allies around the world. among them a conversation with president biden, talking about the relationship between washington and london and reflecting they will see each other next week at a nato summit in washington. also conversations with the taoiseach, the irish prime minister, simon harris, they will meet in a couple of weeks' time. volodymyr zelensky, the president of ukraine, the italian prime minister and the canadian prime minister and speaking to the first ministers of wales and scotland and the

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what he's proposing plus, biden facing new divisions in his own party, a new plan to delay his virtualination, state of emergency, the deadly storms hitting the northeast, the destruction in upstate new york after tornadoes and flooding in the midwest. >> what to expect today caught on camera, the dramatic efforts to rescue a girl buried deep in the sand at a popular beach. a big move by elon musk, the billionaire saying he's moving his company's x and spacex out of california, blaming in part a new gender identity law and later the new survey results on facial hair. >> what a beard reveals about a man's long term priorities. >> from abc news. this is america this morning. >> good wednesday morning everyone i'm andrew dymburt. >> happy wednesday i'm rhiannon ally. we begin with new details overnight about the assassination attempt against former president trump. >> we're learning new information about how the shooter got onto the roof, climbing over an air conditioning unit next to the building. we're also learning that the secret service had already boosted trump's security before the

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musk says the new moves are because of a new california law that will make the state the first in the nation to ban school districts from requiring that parents be notified if their child changes their gender identification. abc seven news reporter tim johns has a look at both the support and the backlash. >> california is set to become the first state in the country to ban local school districts from requiring staff to notify parents if their child decides to change their gender identity. the move, which came after intense debate in the state legislature, has been welcomed by many. that includes daisy gardner, who herself has an lgbtq child. >> this past year, parents of queer kids have seen our children used as political footballs. >> gardner says the sometimes fiery debates in school districts around the state have created a hostile environment for many trans and gender nonconforming students. she hopes with the new law school districts can focus more on education as opposed to culture wars. >> basically, there's been this boogeyman of the schools are going to trans your kid or the

the old piano that's found a new home in the great outdoors. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> and good evening. i'm tom llamas in for lester tonight. there is new destruction and uncertainty tonight in the tropics where hurricane beryl is lashing jamaica right now as a powerful category 4 storm. it's now on track to pass over or near the cayman islands. up to a foot of rain is expected in jamaica, which could bring life-threatening flash flooding and mudslides, and we now know seven people have died since beryl began whipping through the caribbean this week. the question now, will it hit us here in the u.s. where a scorching heat wave has 120 million people under heat alerts tonight and a massive california wildfire. look at this. it has forced tens of thousands to evacuate. we are covering it all tonight, and we start with nbc's sam brock in jamaica. >> reporter: after days of anticipation, hurricane beryl blasted its way by jamaica as a massive category 4 storm with 140-mile-an-hour winds. the strongest system to threaten the island in almost two decade

also on bbc news.tball federation says includes an alleged racist and discriminatory chant. as the war in gaza grinds on, there are growing fears that another middle east war might erupt. israel and the lebanese armed group hezbollah, backed by iran, have been trading fire across their border for the last nine months. the shia militant group — classed as a terrorist organisation by the uk — says it's supporting gaza. our senior international correspondent orla guerin reports. they are here to keep the peace. but there's less and less of that. ready to move, over. wejoin un peacekeepers patrolling hezbollah heartland. already a battleground. we're heading for the blue line, lebanon's unofficial border with israel. if all out war comes here, it could set the whole middle east alight. so where are we? so, uh, you are here in the outskirts of the village called yarun. tom fox leads the irish contingent. overall, it has been tense and unpredictable for the period of time we have been here. the farmers in th

we have a new victim. we have a brand new victim. and honestly, she's a radical left lunatic. >> reporter: harris and her team now honing a new one-word message, calling trump out as "weird." >> you may have noticed donald trump has been resorting to some wild lies about my record. and some of what he and his running mate are saying, it's just plain weird. >> reporter: democrats seizing on the backlash triggered by trump's running mate, senator j.d. vance and his 2021 comments about women who don't have children. >> we are effectively run in this country via the democrats via our corporate oligarchs by a bunch of childless cat ladies who are miserable at their own lives and the choices they've made, and so they want to make the rest of the country miserable, too. >> reporter: now, vance playing clean up. >> obviously, it was a sarcastic comment. i've got nothing against cats. >> reporter: but not backing down. >> it's the fact that the democratic party has become explicitly anti-family in some of their policies. >> reporter: democrat

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now, here's the news.udy: but as cable tv grew in popularity and dozens of new channels came on air, all viewers had to do to get a contrary point of view was -- -- contrary point of view was change the channel, in theory. so, the fairness doctrine was phased out by president ronald reagan's fcc in 1987, setting the stage for a radical transformation in the way americans got their news. >> i think a lot of people now turn to the media to be reinforced in what they believe, rather than to learn something new. judy: minow says cable networks like msnbc, fox news and others now pursue smaller audiences on the left or the right -- sometimes called narrow-casting -- by leaning into opinion coverage that those viewers will agree with. hannity: kamala harris has a horrific track record, even worse public persona. psaki: she has different superpowers, and different areas she'll need to work on than president biden. >> opinion media is more successful than news media, than journalism. i think it's related to this l

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>> julie: fox news aler. defiant president biden and white house saying he is not going anywhere as calls mount in his opponent party for him to drop thinks 2024 bids in the weight of his debate performance. happy fourth of july to everyone. i'm julie banderas. >> mike: great to be working with you on independence day. the president trying to reassure his team in an all-staff call saying he is staying in the race to the end and shared that message with more than 20 democratic governors who left the meeting saying they have the president's back but all this is doing little to quell concerns about his health and mental acuity. the white house getting peppered with questions about the president's ability to serve a second term during yesterday's briefing. >> does he really need more than a week and a half to recover from traveling abroad? >> what does the in the do outside the 4:00 p.m.? >> why aren't we seeing the president out there every day. >> has the president had any medical exams since his last annual ph

council emergency meeting in new york. let's try calling to keep childrens hospital sparks, international condemnation. the one says it's highly likely. it was a direct russian strike, but the kremlin denies responsibility. also on the program. nato has of state gather for a summit in washington with russia's invasion of ukraine high on the agenda grant in president rowland. where's the landscape says he's ready to discuss more aid for his country and a lift off for europe's our jani. 6. the rocket over the new chapter for the european space launch industry, attempting to re establish its own access to space. the article relates to those of you watching on tvs in the united states and all our viewers around the world. welcome to the show. it's great to have you with us. nato leaders have been gathering in washington for assignments with supplying ukraine with what it needs to find out rushes invasion top of the agenda. this comes after the un security council held an emergency meeting and response to the missile strike on

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live from washington, this is bbc news.t kamala harris to replace him. kamala harris says she intends to "earn and win" the nomination. dozens of top democrats have already endorsed her. former president trump said he believed mr biden was pressured out of the race and "shouldn't have "been our president". i'm semis, is grander in washington. forjoining us. —— sumi somaskanda. we're tracking new developments here in washington as several top democrats rally behind kamala harris after presidentjoe biden announced he's ending his re—election bid while endorsing her as the new democratic nominee for the 2024 us presidential election. in a post on x, vice president harris, said: a source has told the bbc that following the endorsement, vice president harris has been making calls to key democratic officials, lawmakers and governors to secure support. this follows president biden�*s announcement, where he said:

zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> big news from salesforce. they are set to mandate a return to the office for most of their employees, this is a big turn turnaround for the company that has allowed work from home since the start of the pandemic. >> the move could have huge ramifications for downtown. >> abc seven news reporter tim johns has been following this story for us, joining us live in studio now with a look at the impact. tim. >> yeah, larry. kristen. it's important to remember that just two years ago, salesforce ceo marc benioff rather famously proclaimed that so-called office mandates were never going to work. now, the company seems to be backtracking on that a bit, and the results could benefit everyone in san francisco. head to the salesforce tower in downtown san francisco on any day during the week, and you'll notice the foot traffic in and out of the building is still much lower than before covid. that could soon be changing, though. salesforce recently announcing it will require most of its employees to return to the office fo

a new challenger. rachel scott live in charlotte. >>> the welcome and the protests. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's address to a joint meeting of congress. fiercely defending israel's actions with gaza, with no mention of a cease-fire. the violent clashes outside. martha raddatz and matt gutman both there. >>> the attempted assassination of donald trump, and tonight here, the new video just released from the moments right after the shots were fired. and today, the fbi director revealing that the gunman had looked up how far lee harvey oswald was from john f. kennedy. tonight, the fbi director's new warning about the threat level right now in this country. >>> the scare at jfk airport. the fire in the terminal. >>> just in. the horrific crash on i-95. two tractor trailers, two vehicles. at least five dead. >>> tonight, the storms from texas all the way up to new york. heavy rain and flash flooding possible in some areas. ginger zee is standing by with the forecast. >>> and in new york city,

that is a new record.ltering heat is helping to fuel wildfires across the west, especially in neighboring oregon, where more than 30 large buyers are now burning. and in alberta, canada, multiple fires that have forced about 25,000 people to evacuate the popular jasper national park and its alpine town. smoke from the spires are also creating on healthy breathing conditions throughout the west. >> norah: for the latest updates on active fires across the u.s., go to cbsnews.com. and finally, two men were thrown overboard after a whale crashed onto their boat off the coast of new hampshire on tuesday. cbs's carter evans has the tail. >> reporter: norah, scientists believe it was a humpback male lunch meeting, basically trying to catch fish while preaching with its mouth wide open, right behind a boat. the whale slammed right down on the motor, sending two men overboard. >> mayday, mayday, passengers safe on another vessel. sinking. >> reporter: comebacks can weigh up to 40 tons. it happened off the coast of

you'll see it right here. ♪ >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "worlds tonight" with david muir. >> good evening, and we begin tonight with the race for president just 99 days until the election. vice president kamala harris with momentum tonight raising more than $200 million in donations just one woke into her campaign, and the national polls between harris and donald trump tightening tonight, so are some of the polls in the key battle ground states. tonight donald trump under new scrutiny after saying to a group of supporters, "christians, get out and vote just this time. you won't have to do it anymore. four more years, you know what. it will be fixed and immediate questions by what he meant by that. >>> and tonight vice president kamala harris taking aim at iowa's new six-week abortion ban, blaming donald trump and his choices for the supreme court who overturned roe. abc's rachel scott leading us off tonight. >> reporter: one full week into her campaign, vice president kamala harris surging in the polls, pulling in more than $200 million since ent

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" starts now. ♪ ♪ breaking news tonight, cbs news has learned the secret service had actually amped upy for donald trump before saturday's rally when he was shot due to an assassination plot by iran. good evening. i am norah o'donnell in milwaukee, wisconsin. thank you for being with us. the former president has had additional protection starting last month because of intelligence about that plot, one we are told is separate from saturday's shooting. but still somehow that gunman was able to take a clear shot at donald trump, hitting his right ear. now, that ear covered with a the arena here at the republican national convention to roaring cheers. his call for unity will be on display on night 2 of this convention with former rival nikki haley taking center stage. we have team coverage of all of the developments here in milwaukee, but tonight cbs's meg oliver will start us off from butler, pennsylvania, with new reporting about the iranian plot. >> reporter: cbs news has learned information from a human source, along with iranian chatter picked up by intelligence officials, worried the

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watch his speech tonight on nbc news now and nbc news at 9:00 p.m. eastern. >>> today, an emotional day of remembrance in pennsylvania for the trump supporter killed during the assassination attempt on saturday. >> 50-year-old corey comperatore died after being shot while shielding his family from gunfire at that rally this past saturday. corey was a retired firefighter, scores of trucks and firehouses from around the state of pennsylvania joined in the procession to that memorial this morning. >> is that kwil brewster is outside that memorial in freeport, pennsylvania, talk to us about the service there. how is corey being remembered in. >> reporter: he's being rebtd as a father of two daughters, as a husband, as a volunteer firefighter, as someone who was a strong supporter of former president donald trump. i spoke to a member of his church i want to quote what she told me, you know how there's somebody who crack a joke to make a new person to feel welcome it was always him. family, friends, members of the community are here supporting their member

abc news also confirming new details about the shooter, sources say thomas matthew crooks had two celland an individual using his name signed up online to attend the trump rally, one week ahead of time. and then back to the speech last night, trump was blaming an increase in violent crime on illegal immigration. but fbi stats show that violent crime is down 6% this quarter, and there is no evidence linking border crossings with a rise in violent crime. andrew. >> all right, perry, thank you. now to president biden facing new pressure overnight to step aside this morning. president biden isolating at his beach house recovering from covid as another top democrat calls for him to exit the race overnight. montana senator jon tester, facing a tough reelection fight, adding to the chorus of voices now up to at least 23 congressional democrats encouraging the president to bow out, sources now telling abc news the president has grown more receptive to hearing out calls for him to end his candidacy. >> there's been a clear change. the president, i am told by multiple people close to him, is lis

>> from abc news.s is america, this morning. >> good monday morning, everyone i'm andrew dymburt. >> i'm andrea fujii in for rhiannon. we have exclusive new reporting about the assassination attempt on former president trump. we'll get to that in just a moment. >> but first, some extreme weather, including flash flooding in parts of the south and in the west. one of the fastest moving fires in recent memory. smoke from dozens of fires burning in the western u.s. and canada could impact air quality as far as new england. >> abc's alison kosik reports, beginning with that flooding in the south >> this morning, heavy rain in central and east tennessee, triggering flash floods at dollywood, the theme park co-owned by singer dolly parton. walkways and parking lots under water. a road into dollywood shut down because of a road collapse. but the bigger weather story today smoke from hundreds of fires burning across the west and in canada, now spreading across the u.s, the effects could be felt as far as new e

well, moving on to a lot of news today on abc seven news at three. day four of our dangerous heat wave. and there is still a long stretch of hot weather to go. firefighters raced to protect a town as a wildfire burns across a popular road in yosemite. and we are following far too many fires caused by fireworks in the bay area. plus a critical day for president joe biden sitting down for his first interview since that rocky debate. you can watch it right here on abc seven. with that, we say, good afternoon, and thanks for joining us for this edition of abc seven news at three. i'm dion lim. we will get to those hot temperatures in just a moment. but first to some wild video you just have to see. take a look. the owner of a gas station on hegenberger road in oakland shared this video of dozens of people ransacking his store this morning. the owner of the 76 station at hegenberger and edgewater tells us as many as 70 people packed his store at around 430 this morning, vandalizing the place. we are trying to get more information about the situation from

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