thank you, philadelphia.or bringing back the joy. [crowd roars] i am thrilled to be on this journey with you and doug, this incredible journey. and pennsylvania, i know you know this, but my god, what a treasure you have in josh shapiro. [cheers and applause] holy hell, can this guy bring the fire? he can bring the fire. this is a visionary leader. also i have to tell you, everybody in america knows, when you need a bridge fixed, call that guy. [cheers and applause] sometimes we forget you see people a little one-dimensional. but seeing a guy who cares so deeply about his family, a man with compassion, vision, and i know this from experience, there is no one you would rather go to our spring street concert in jersey with than him! [cheers and applause] [boos] gov. walz: whoops! and i can't wait for all of you in america to get to know my incredible wife, gwen, a 29-year public school educator! [applause] don't ever underestimate teachers. [cheers and applause] and our two beautiful kids, hope and gus. i could

i chose philadelphia to introduce her choice for vice president. it's the biggest city in pennsylvania state who's elect robots will be essential in deciding whether she or former president normal trump is elected on november 5th. the state is set for the us presidential election. pamela harris has found her running mate, minnesota, go the know tim wants the us vice president. so she's found a leader with whom to build the pride of future, the kind of person who makes people feel like they belong and then inspires them to dream big. and that's the kind of vice president he will be. the president america, a little known speaker on the national stage was, is currently in his 2nd time estimating his soda governor. he served in congress for a 1000 years, really fun. his golf before being elected to congress. while you work does that, do you also see teachers and a high school football coach issue official progress walls has pushed a progressive agenda that includes free school meals goals for tackling climate change. access to abortion tax cuts for the

philadelphia belongs to the english.ey went west they found a town called lancaster and they saw germans there. lancaster is a neat place it was a place were we made things in america in 18th century philadelphia, boston, we import and export things in lancaster we make things. wagons and what you see there, pennsylvaniale rifles. the german told the scots irish there's lots of free land in pennsylvania, just not this land. lancaster's hours you go further west the ultimate went as far west as they could the foothills of the appalachian mountains. and they said this is our place it was a vacant land. they built their own city they called it carlisle. that was the beginning of the scotss irish in pennsylvania. nothings are going well for them until the 1750s when war broke out war between britain and france the great seven years were for global domination. may fight this world like america was through strategic alliances native people of the west. and the people lived in western pennsylvania. those are given weapons, supp

to philadelphia. that's the nation's. there's a pennsylvania assemblyman at this meeting named albert gallatin will be a future u.s. senator future treasury secretary. fact, our longest serving treasury secretary. he'll take it the to present it to the pennsylvania assembly. and they will in those chambers make the case for why this law has to go. alexander hamilton knows these these problems are kind of built into the law. he was in its passage. and he'll tell the federalists, his friends, control congress, go ahead and lower the tax. he lowers it by exactly $0.01. so these are people's livelihoods at stake here. a very real sense in the west. and they view this like a great offense as, a result of that lowering of the tax. we see the moderate faction who believe that law and order is the way to deal with this lose ground and we will see the great factions radical factions emerge in washington county. remember the map. but the red county, there's a creek called pigeon creek. a tax collector named rob

this first rally taking place in minna —— philadelphia.rently she did not decide until today, saying that she needed to sleep on it, and then a short while ago announcing that tim walz was her pick for vice president. this is the aircraft that will take him to philadelphia. kamala harris saying that she was proud to announce him as her vice presidential candidate and he has described himself as the honour of his life to be picked. she said she was choosing him because of his record put up he is a progressive, governor in minnesota, some of the achievements he has cited as the most important of his time as governor include expanding free school meals, more breaks for workers in the state. he is also pro—ivf as our correspondent talked about, and he talked about how that personally affected his family. 0n the republican side, some republicans support ivf but others do not. 0ur correspondent said ivf politics has been a big feature in the us in recent weeks and months. in terms of reaction from republicans, we heard from the donald trump camp

it was cheaper to ship something from philadelphia to london than it was from pittsburgh to philadelphia. you imagine that people in the west felt like america was undergoing this big commercial revolution, right? trading england, trading with europe. people in the west felt left out. so why did they do that? there were a couple of reasons for that. but one, the spanish still controlled the mississippi river and they not allow american commerce on the waters. number two, there was a native american rebellion in the west, which was greatly destabilizing to the overall economy, the west. and number three, there were british forts in places like ohio and michigan, illinois, that still had british troops in them, even though the land was technically and the revolution was over. so all of these things sort of add to the pressure in the pressure cooker that i think led to the whiskey rebellion. because here's the amazing thing. one year after the whiskey rebellion, 1795, the washington administration signs three treaties. in 1795, they signed the treaty. greenville, which ends the native ameri

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thank you, philadelphia.eers] thank you, madam vice president for the trust you put in me, but maybe more so, thank you for bringing back the joy. [cheers] [applause] i'm thrilled to be on this journey with you and doug, this incredible journey. and pennsylvania, i know you know this, but my god what a treasure you have in josh shapiro. [cheers] holy hell can this guy bring the fire. he is bring the fire. >> this is a visionary leader. also, i have to tell you, everybody in america knows when you need a bridge fix, call that guy. [cheers] and i think sometimes we forget and you see people little dimensional but seeing a guy who cares so deeply about his family a man with compassion, vision, i have toll it you this -- i know this from experience -- there is no one you would rather go a springsteen con senator jersey with him. the [inaudible] [bruce] >> and i can't wait for all of you and america to get to know my incredible wife gwen. a 29 year school educator. [applause] don't under estimate teachers. [applau

i'm a philadelphia girl through and through. you are a philadelphia guy eagles? the flyers, the phillies, the sixers, ever having an opportunity to be in the finals, i am going to make sure i'm rooting for the home team and i was proud to support my good friend and former colleague pennsylvania governor josh shapiro. he and i are looking forward to working with senator casey alone. with senator fetterman and all of our stakeholders across the state, state party, local party, to elect the harris walks ticket to the white house. and we're going to be working very hard to send them there. >> no, no, no crime and rooting for the home team. although i really do wish you maybe could do something by consent decree about the phillies right now? now the slump that there is very painful to watch it. jake watch what murdering for them. >> but let me ask you, this. does make winning pennsylvania that much tougher for kamala harris, right? i mean, it's it's it's going to be a dog no matter what, but not having shapiro on the tickets i'm not going to make it easier. >> this is

affecting our communities in philadelphia. and a city that i love has been impacted by crime. i have watched an incline in numbers of homeless people, drug addicts, murderers, than ever before. dear i say it, since president biden has been in office. democrats soft on crime policies have led to the city i once knew to become unrecognizable. unfortunately, i've had to deal with witnessing opioid addiction firsthand. for many years now, i have a brother that battles with this addiction. today, way more than before, it is too easily accessible, which means it doesn't stop in our communities. these are not racially profiled drugs. the rehabilitation centers prove that. this crisis knows no demographic, income, family history. it affects millions nationwide. democrats claim to have cleaned up the streets in philadelphia but it has not worked. the border crisis has led to an influx of drugs coming across the border and impacting families like mine throughout the city. this crisis has gotten even worse under biden, harris. biden and

just moments ago, they made their debut during a rally in philadelphia. vice president harris and governor walz side-by-side for the first time in front of about 12,000 cheering supporters. walz, a progressive governor, considered a dark horse, chosen after a quick vetting process, managing to edge out popular pennsylvania senator josh shapiro. walz is a retired army national guard member. also a former high school teacher and football and basketball coach. the trump campaign immediately going on the attack, calling him a liberal extremist. but top democrats were quick to embrace the new add to the ticket. president biden calling governor walz a powerful voice for the middle class. walz is already credited with changing the tone of the race with just one word. abc's rachel scott leads us off from philadelphia. >> reporter: tonight, vice president kamala harris introducing her new running mate. >> governor tim walz of the gae great state of minnesota. >> reporter: minnesota governor tim walz joining harris on stage in philadelphia before a crowd of thousan

be at the philadelphia harris rally.ernor of pennsylvania, where philadelphia is. what do you think that reveals about her strategy ahead of november? thank ou so strategy ahead of november? thank you so much — strategy ahead of november? thank you so much for— strategy ahead of november? thank you so much for having _ strategy ahead of november? thank you so much for having me. - strategy ahead of november? thank you so much for having me. i - strategy ahead of november? thank you so much for having me. i am - you so much for having me. i am apsley thrilled with her choice, and it demonstrates that she is absolutely someone who can... i think she heard the grassroots, a lot of people were upset at the prospect of some of the other candidates — but this is someone who candidates — but this is someone who can unify the entire country, who can unify the entire country, who can help her solidify the blue bell and rust belt, given his midwestern roots. he was the highest ranking soldier in the united states congress — he pro

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we will be live in philadelphia.ounces 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 tehran last week. let's take a look at his background. he has most recently been serving as the leader of sheikh hasi -- of hamas's military wing in gaza. israel holds him responsible for the attack on october 7 in israel. the 61-year-old was born in the khan yunis refugee camp and his parents were refugees. after his education, he was arrested by israel at age 19

studios have focus on the difficulties facing the negotiations, particularly the issue of the philadelphia corridor with egypt. former politicians and generals have expressed their belief that the war in gaza has ended without achieving victory over. mass while the lebanese front poses risks of expanding the war. joining me today to discuss these is dr. mohammed sweidan, academic and writer in international affairs. welcome, doctor, thank you. washington and tel aviv suggests that the main obstacle to reaching a deal is the philadelphia corridor. if this issue is resolved, an agreement a cease fire and exchanging captives could be reached. therefore, the united states has called for another meeting in cairo next sunday. ברית מתכננת פסגה אזורית ביום ראשון, אולי מתוך מחשבה שהסוגיה הזאת של ציר פילדלפי אכן יפתר או יגיעו לאיזה שהן הבנות מחודשות עם כל גורמי המשא ומתן, ראש הciai, ראש המוסד, ראש ממשלת קטר, שצפויים לדון בסוגיה הזו בקעיר, וגורם ישראלי אומר לי את הדברים הבאים, ונדמה לי שהם מלמדים לא מעט על השיח שמתנהל מאחורי הקלאים, ההתגמשויות הישראליות שנעשות הוא אומר פשוט קורות מאוחר מדי, כרגע. wel

washington and tel aviv suggests that the main obstacle to reaching a deal is the philadelphia corridor. if this issue is resolved, an agreement a sease fire and exchanging captives could be reached. therefore, the united states has called for another meeting in cairo next sunday. פילדלפי אכן יפתר או יגיעו לאיזה שהן הבנות מחודשות עם כל גורמי המשא ומתן, ראש הסי, ראש המוסד, ראש ממשלת קטר שצפויים לדון בסוגיה הזו בקעיר, וגורם ישראלי אומר לי את הדברים הבאים ונדמה לי שהם מלמדים לא מעט על השיח שמתנהל מאחורי הקלאים, ההתגמשויות הישראליות שנעשות הוא אומר פשוט קורות מאוחר מדי, כרגע חמאס לא נמצא במשא ומתן וצריך להנמיך ציפיות לגבי ההמשך. "i mean, is the us actually doubling down its efforts after the ceasefire talks appear to be on the verge of collapse, or is this basically just a futile attempt to show that the talks have not died? well, it's uh something between both. uh, first of all, the us of course has lot of interest in stopping the war based its own interests, but the problem is that it's not willing to use its all the power it need it has to stop the war, meaning that it can today decide.

is it illegal to drink in public in philadelphia? uh, there is a city ordinance about public drinking. can you get in trouble for violating that city? it would be a summary citation. i see. what about panhandling? is that legal or illegal? panhandling is also illegal. what about sleeping in public on a park, on a bus bench? no, i don't believe so. that's not illegal. so you can do that. how large a population of street people would you estimate you find in the downtown area of philadelphia on a typical evening? our estimate, uh, vary between two and 300. how do you handle this population? do you have any special units whose job it is to work this group? we have a special team only during the winter months. we we have what we call an emergency winter outreach program. how does that work? uh, when, uh, a combination of factors are combined to produce either a, uh, a weather emergency involving a ten degree above zero or the temperature and wind chill is combined to be ten degrees above zero. we then begin our emergency program. what is

it was a really energized and energized adventure in philadelphia. the big question that many male habits will they be able to carry on this moment and we still have energy still 91 days left until the presidents a little bit. all right, let's take a quick look now at some of the stories making headlines and human rights group. and i'm gonna see international is accused nigeria, security forces of killing at least $21.00 people during protests, over the cost of living under the thousands of take them to the streets. over the past week, the rallies have the guns is allowed following a deadly track down by us or sees. and 5 people have been killed in a helicopter crash near the neck, leaves capital of come on to the victims were full chinese nationals and then please pilots. was already save the helicopter, last contact with traffic control control just 3 minutes off to take of the cause of the crashes being investigated. a bundle dish has main opposition. party has said it won't selections to happen within 3 months. as the country waits for an interim

vance campaigning in philadelphia toy.ice president kamala harris the presumptiveomee and her vp pick tim wz also holding a ll in philadelphia as a part a tour of battleground states. our coverage starts live at 5:30 p.m. eastern and we will take your calls and comments here on c-span at 5:30 p.m. eastern. saturday's american history tv features historic convention speeches and watch notable remarks of presidential nominees and political hopefuls. richard nixon continued his campaign in the 1968 republican national convention speech. >> the wave of crime is not going to be the wave of the future in the united states of america. [applause] we will have freedom from fear in america so we can take the lead and establish freedomro fear in the world. >> watch historic convention speeches at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. and watch c-span' live campaign 2024 coverage of the demratic national convention august 19 through the 27th. you can watch the republican national convention any time on our website. >> c-spanshop.org is c-span

i was a police officer employed by the city of new philadelphia police department.h, 1998, i answered the phone and a hysterical female was reporting her 5-year-old daughter missing. >> my cousin had went to caitlin's house one more time and went to the neighbors, and the neighbor said that that family was on vacation. and at that point, we had called the police. >> lori had indicated that she'd last seen daughter at 1:30 in the afternoon. and she didn't call the police department until 11 minutes after 8:00 that night. right away, we're six hours behind on trying to locate her. >> the police called here and gave the official word that there was a search with neighbors and that they were desperately seeking this girl. and our news director, jennifer clark, had arrived and took that phone call and began making the announcements on the air. >> the weather was going to be really bad, so we really wanted to find her. so we wanted to get on the air what was happening. do you want to help? this is where you go. >> my daughter-in-law called me and said they had just heard

well doctor, is the philadelphia quarter, as we saw here, really the major sticking point?ggested and accepted and joe biden uh is the one told the world about it, but netanyahu is offering new things like the philadelphia corridor, so i think... "even if the philadelphia curder was solved in the negotiation table, he will have another sticking points to offer. it's not about some small detail, it's about the way he thinks, he doesn't want to stop the war, he thinks that what he's doing is right for israel, and that's and that's what is uh fail, letting the negotiations fail till today. we are going to elaborate more on that later today. natinohu doesn't want captive release deal, but only wants to stay in power. he's like a furniture dealer who tells you what you want to hear." there are two things that really affect the his decision, the way he takes decisions, first of all, of course, his personal political future. future, because as you know, since october 7, not only his future, also his past, his history, his legacy inside of israel, has been attached to what happens

d.c., baltimore, philadelphia, new york city, up to boston.t's just today, and especially today new york city its three main airports including here at newark have been hit the hardest in the country. and there could be more ground stops through the evening, linsey. >> linsey: all right, trevor ault for us. thank you so much. >>> tonight, the justice department is revealing a suspect with types to iran has been arrested, accused of plotting to assassinate government officials in the u.s. sources tell abc news donald trump was among the potential targets. the suspect, a pakistani national, is accused of trying to recruit hitmen. he was arrested the day before the shooting at trump's rally. here's abc's aaron katersky. >> reporter: tonight, a pakistani man with alleged ties to iran is in federal custody, charged with plotting to assassinate u.s. officials from both political parties including, sources say, former president trump. prosecutors say asif merchant had just spent time in iran before he flew to the u.s. in april. >> in june of this yea

mediators, including the united states of america, by insisting on direct military control over the philadelphia corridor on gaza's southern border. ziness israel. claims that this control is the only way to prevent the palestinian resistance hamas from rebuilding its capabilities and returning to the status quo before october 7th. instead of announcing deal for a prisoner exchange and sease fire in gaza during his latest visit to the region which was intended in part to serve the domestic agenda of the biden administration, us secretary of state anthony blincon as has become customary placed the blame on hamas. however, let's get real a bit. the resistance had no choice but to reject a deal that did not include an israeli occupation withdrawal from the gaza strip, but hold a minute, why is the media silent on the key issues zyanus israel reneged on during this round of negotiations, which led to a strong rejection from the palestinian resistance in gaza? simple, because it exposes netanyahu's lies. here are the key points that the occupation renecked on since the dohani negotiations began. no p

, the reason to do philadelphia for says that. going some really silly. it's closest to the white house. it's easy. as for the the first swing state on the schedule, it's the closest in terms of being able to get there from the white house and they worry about delayed give merkel options to get there and travel. >> told me on that one. so who is governor tim walz? why is he the one? >> well, you know it. it's one of those things where you first of all, when you advice, mister, to pick first maximus, do no harm. second can this person actually help me in the race and there's been sort of a myth from lyndon johnson. you know, the ticket in 1960, when john f kennedy that he brought texas and the others in the state when it back actually looks like you may be closer than it should have been for kennedy. so. you don't you just don't know. but here's the conventional thinking on this. tim walz is someone who, example, midwestern values, value that you're going to need 4. obviously, michigan for wisconsin, but even a little bit like neva

mediators, including the united states of america, by insisting on direct military control over the philadelphia corridor on gaza's southern border. zinis israel claims that this control is the only way to prevent the palestinian resistance hamas. from rebuilding its capabilities and returning to the status quo before october 7th. instead of announcing deal for a prisoner exchange and sease fire in gaza during his latest visit to the region, which was intended in part to serve the domestic agenda of the biden administration. us secretary of state, anthony blincon, as has become customary, placed the blame on hamas. however, let's get real a bit. the resistance had no choice but to reject a deal that did not include an israeli occupation withdrawal from the gaza. trip, but hold a minute, why is the media silent on the key issues zinanis israeled on during this round of negotiations, which led to a strong rejection from the palestinian resistance in gaza? simple, because it exposes netanyahu's lies. here are the key points that the occupation renecked on since the doha negotiations began. no perma

vance will be in philadelphia around noon eastern time. stay tuned for that. kamala harris, tim walz will have the first moment together on stage. >> gillian: right in front of governor josh shapiro who will be at the event. >> bill: that's at 5:30. coverage for that. word there will be a press briefing at the white house. don't move. we have you covered throughout the day. great to be with you. >> gillian: thanks for having me. is it really only 11:00? >> bill: here is harris. see you tomorrow. >> harris: the breaking news this hour is pick is in. vice president kamala harris has chosen minnesota governor tim walz as her running mate and we're told he has accepted that. we do know that last night kamala harris became the party's official nominee as virtual delegate roll call wrapped up and there might have been some discussion on that call. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." tim walz of minnesota is expected to make his first appearance with kamala harris tonight at a rally in philadelphia. hum. that's where the other leading candidate j

continued occupation of the philadelphia corridor. continued. the netsarim junction, hence monitoring and controlling the movement of palestinian people on both the corridor and junction. right to reject prisoner releases. the occupation retains the right to refuse the release of at least 100 prisoners, also only those with 20 years or less remaining in their sentences will be eligible for release, effectively excluding those serving life sentences. zionists also demand that a significant number of palestinian prisoners released in the exchange have to be exiled from palestine. the israeli entity also wants to impose conditions on humanitarian aid from who provides it to whom it is provided to. as for the gaza reconstruction and lifting the siege, zionists suggest that negotiations on the reconstruction of gaza and lifting the siege will be deferred until after the first phase of the ceasefire is implemented. that ladies and gents is called reoccupation of gaza and that is something the resistance will never allow to happen again. wel

it was really energized and energized events are in philadelphia. the big question that in many mail have is, will they be able to carry on this moment? we still have the energy bill 91 days left until the presidential election. now by the c, a shelton who's in brussels with the european angle on all of this, the see it symbols would bring no real foreign policy experience to the role of vice president. so do we know where he stands on issues like ne, so like she prayed. so let me start by saying that uh, symbols has probably not been known to a lot of people here in europe uh before couple of days. and um, there's also not so much known when it comes to stands to foreign policy areas. um, but what is known though that he has reportedly been speaking out in support of the ukraine. and so therefore, it is expected that he would support the bite and part of the see of supporting ukraine and also nato. so that is one issue where there is the expect taishan here in europe, that he would also follow the ongoing policies of president 5. and what seems to