hi, skyler >>live from chicago. hi, skyler. hey liz. how are you? yeah, a lot of energy, a lot of excitement around the windy city. and of course, fitting that it has been a whirlwind, if you will, in terms of what the last four weeks have looked like for the democratic party but many say that they are excited and united behind this new harris walz ticket. what will be interesting to pay attention to is what president biden has to say about an hour or so ago, he did a walk through here in the united center talking to those who may be helping him as he gets ready for what could be his largest stage, if you will. ever since announcing that he has stepped aside from this big race in it, he will be expected to talk about the greatest hits while also pass the baton to the next generation >>organizers of the democratic national convention laid out what voters can expect tonight. >>tonight's theme for the people will showcase kamala harris's commitment to fighting for everyday americans. >>a new cbs news yougov poll shows vice president kamala harris goes

well skyler, thanks so much for joining us this morning.o if you want to check out skyler, you want to check out the show. they start today right here at the oakland arena. the first show is at 7 p.m. they'll be here in oakland all weekend long. and then next weekend they're heading over to san jose. and i'm wearing a custom jacket that they're letting me borrow for this morning. i just love all the colors. the sequins, all of that. >> it's very circusy very circusy love that. >> all right. >> we have a question we cannot let skyler go without asking this. >> given that this is her, you know, her whole family business. did her parents name her skyler as a play on her job? >> that's a good question. reggie so our anchor, reggie is asking, since you grew up in the circus, did your parents name you skyler? because of the job and kind of what they do? >> they did. so skyler actually means projectile in the norse language. so they thought how perfect. yeah. >> isn't that neat? >> oh, my gosh, that's great. kumasi was the one who first said like

skyler henry leads us off tonight from the white house. skyler? >> reporter: hey, jericka, good to see you. yeah, these campaigns are leaning into their policy proposals and their promises in an attempt to sway voters, especially in those battleground states. the trump/vance ticket went to the offensive this weekend, slamming vice president harris' play from their campaign playbook. >> it is my promise to everyone here, when i am president, we will continue our fight for working families of america, including to raise the minimum wage and eliminate taxes on tips for service and hospitality workers. >> reporter: in a flurry of criticisms, former president donald trump posted on social media, claiming harris' pitch was plagiarized, saying the theft comes after the culinary union endorsed his no tax on tips plan. on reproductive rights, jd vance, the republican vice presidential nominee, says he's standing with trump, telling "face the nation," he wants abortion access left to the states. >> when states and voters in those states make decisions, we,

>anchor>skyler. henry. skyler. thank you.esident kamala harris california roots will be a major talking point for both sides of this election. in fact, a recent l.a. times poll shows about half of americans view the golden state as too liberal. reporter steve large has more on how nationwide views of the state could impact the race. in november >>>>>reporter >>tupac's rap song california love blared in the background. >>>>>my name is governor gavin newsom. >reporter>as governor gavin newsom announced, kamala harris, california delegate count at the dnc, only harris must confront a political problem. much of america does >>>>>not >>love california. i think it's hard to underscore enough just how peculiar the other 49 states view california as >>>>>being. i spent 4 or 5 >reporter>years. republican strategist mike madrid is supporting kamala harris because of his opposition to donald trump. a survey of 1000 americans showed when it comes to california, 87% of americans believe it's too expensive, 50% believe it's too liberal, 29

cbs's skyler henry is at the white house tracking it tonight. >> reporter: the campaigns are readying for a battleground barnstorm with just 72 days left until the general election. riding a wave of momentum following the democratic national convention. the campaign saying today it broke fundraising records. $540 million raised in the month since it launched. democrats say it's adding a jolt in congressional races. >> coming out of the dnc and for the last now month plus, we have just seen such energy, such enthusiasm, such true joy and optimism. >> reporter: despite the energy now a call for detail on foreign policy. >> i hope very much that the conclusion that will be reached is that netanyahu and his right-wing extremist government, which has received tens of billions of dollars of aid from the u.s., should not continue to receive that aid unless there is a radical change in their policies. >> reporter: former president trump sharpening attacks over democratic policy in the middle east. recent polls show a tight race, especially in the seven

skyler henry, cbs news, washington. >>> negotiations for a cease-fire and hostage release agreement are continuing. an israeli delegation is expected to head to qatar today where u.s., egyptian, and qatari mediators have been meeting. >>> spacex is again delaying its historic polaris dawn launch this time because of the weather off the coast of florida. a rocket carrying four private citizens was scheduled to blast off this morning, but concerns over weather conditions where the returning spacecraft would splash down caused spacex to cancel launch attempts until at least friday. the five-day mission includes the first-ever space walk by civilian astronauts. >>> and coming up, what went wrong? a plane tire explodes in a maintenance facility. >>> and the new cheaper version of a popular weight-loss drug. g. (vo) you might be used to living with your albuterol asthma rescue inhaler, but it's a bit of a dinosaur, because it only treats your symptoms, not inflammation. treating both symptoms and inflammation with rescue is supported by asthma experts. finally, there's a modern way to treat s

skyler henry, cbs news, the white house. >>> ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy has confirmed thatis forces are now battling for control of russian territory. during an address to his nation zelenskyy said the surprise cross-border offensive in russia's kursk region is an attempt to, quote, push the war out into the aggressor's territory. cbs's ian lee has the latest developments. >> reporter: russian planes bombing russian territory, targeting ukrainian troops. six days ago kyiv launched the largest attack into russia since world war ii, reportedly pushing up to 20 miles into the kursk region. it caught the kremlin off guard. this video taken by ukrainian unit reportedly shows a large number of russian soldiers surrendering. another online post appears to show a destroyed russian military convoy. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy broke his silence. saying the operation is to restore justice and to push the war on the aggressor's territory. but if you believe moscow's top general, everything is under control. russia declared a state of emergency in the affected region while a

skyler henry reports. >> reporter: at henry's barbershop in the nation's capital, the traditional shavethe standard. shaving cream, warm water, and a single razor. it's a classic combination that mark herro, owner of the shaving review site sharpologist, believes work best >> how often are you shaving? >> i generally shave every day. >> reporter: he says one reason he chooses a single blade over all the disposable multiple blade razors on the market is an environmental one. >> one advantage of the old school safety razor is you have a single blade by itself that you can simply toss out or recycle as a fully metallic item without any plastic. >> reporter: the environmental protection agency estimates every year some 2 billion disposable razors are tossed out. that's more than 63 razors going into landfills every second. and it can take 100 years for that plastic to break down. now several companies are selling a simple solution. old school razors that don't get tossed. that includes karen young's company, we the people. >> the sustainability element of that just really went hand in hand.

cbs's skyler henry has more from the white house. >> reporter: the harris-walz ticket is riding a wavemomentum following the democratic national convention. the campaign saying it's broken fund-raising records. $540 million raised in the month since it launched. democrats say it's adding a jolt in congressional races. >> i mean, coming out of the dnc and for the last now month plus, we have just seen such energy, such enthusiasm, such true joy and optimism. >> reporter: despite the energy, now a call for detail on foreign policy. >> i hope very much that the conclusion that will be reached is that netanyahu and his right-wing extremist government, which has received tens of billions of dollars of aid from the u.s., should not continue to receive that aid unless there is a radical change in their policies. >> reporter: former president donald trump today sharpening attacks over democratic policy in the middle east. recent polls show a tight race, especially in the seven battleground states. the trump-vance ticket plans on blitzing the states this week as their campaign searches for the

cbs' skyler henry is tracking all of that from washington. >> reporter: the tim walz and hrris campaign riding a wave of momentum following the democratic national convention. the campaign saying it's broken fundraising records. $540 million raised in the month since it launched. democrats say it's adding a jolt in congressional races. >> coming out of the dnc and for the last now month plus, we have just been such energy, such enthusiasm, such true joy and optimism. >> reporter: despite the energy, now a call for detail on foreign policy. >> i hope very much that the conclusion that will be reached is that netanyahu and his right-wing extremist government which has received tens of billions of dollars of aid from the u.s. should not continue to receive that aid unless there is a radical change in their policies. >> reporter: former president donald trump sharpening attacks over democratic policy in the middle east. recent polls show a tight race, especially in the seven battleground states. the trump-vance ticket plans on blitzing the states this week as their campaign searches for the

cbs' skyler henry reports from washington. >>> hello, los angeles! >> reporter: minnesota governor tim walz addressed a labor group in l.a. as he made his first solo campaign stop for the democratic ticket. >> i'm proud to be on this ticket, working with vice president harris who we all know we want to call the next president of the united states. [ cheers ] >> reporter: on friday vice president kamala harris is set to roll out her economic campaign platform during a speech in north carolina. the democratic nominee is expected to announce she will make tackling inflation a day-one priority if she wins in november. >> vice president kamala harris grew up in a middle-class family, picked up shifts at that mcdonald's as a student. i keep asking this to make a contrast here -- can you simply picture donald trump working at a mcdonald's trying to make a mcflurry or something? >> i want to thank you -- >> reporter: during a two-hour live stream conversation with elon musk on x that was delayed by technical issues, former president donald trump railed again

>> i don't know, somebody yelled. >> skyler reached the parking lot, saw a man and a woman she did notning, i could see everything going on. i saw him actually stab her. >> that woman being stabbed was terra, who with her dog, cache, had just stepped out of her car to find someone waiting , dirty john. >> he said, do you remember me? he looked me right in the eyes. >> there was no pause, no time to think. terra sitting here struggling with what happened, still visibly keeping an emotional distance, as if it happened to somebody else. >> he was trying to push me into the car and he actually had the truck wide open. >> so he wanted you in the trunk of his car? >> john was 6'2", a foot taller than terra. he began hitting her with a bag with something hard in it. >> it felt like i kept getting punched over and over again. >> but it wasn't that, it was a knife in the back, cutting her, slicing into her. >> i put my arm up with prayers above my heart, and i tried to get away from him. i was screaming. he put his hand over my mouth, and i bit as hard as i could. >> cash, the dog, barked furio

skyler. and her name is skyler. good morning. it is friday, august 30th. yes. >> we hope you're having a great start to your morning. want to start with a check of our forecast with lisa? okay. >> good morning everybody. on our way to the long holiday weekend where low clouds and fog will greet us each and every day and retreat to the shoreline by the afternoon. what a gorgeous shot. 638 the official sunrise from mount tam. the patchy fog there, 59 downtown and 63 in oakland. 64 hayward and san jose with cloudy skies and from our exploratorium camera, we will be gray for the first part of the morning and then break out into some sunshine. upper 60s to near 70 here. 55 in petaluma with upper seconds for you in our inland valleys in oakland today. low 70s by the afternoon and reaching about 70 about 3:00. and then a few more degrees of warming with sunny skies before the numbers drop off, the rest of us enjoying temperatures that will climb through the 80s to near 90. that's out by brentwood and antioch, upper 80s, danville, and then by the bayshore. it will

cbs' skyler henry has more from washington. >> hello, los angeles!oup in l.a. as he made his first solo campaign stop for the democratic ticket. >> i'm proud to be on the ticket, working with vice president harris, who we all know we want to call the next president of the united states. >> reporter: on friday, vice president kamala harris is set to roll out her economic campaign platform during a speech in north carolina. the democratic nominee is expected to announce she will make tackling inflation a priority if she wins in november. >> vice president harris grew up in a middle class family, picked up shifts at that mcdonald's as a student. i keep stating this to make a contrast. can you picture donald trump trying to make a mcflurry. >> reporter: during a conversation with elon musk on x that was delayed by technical issues, former donald trump railed against harris for unveiling a promise he unveiled in june. >> all of the sudden she said there will be no tax on tips. i said that months ago. >> reporter: trump is wrapping up his campaign schedule

skyler henry, cbs news, the white house. >>> four milwaukee hotel workers are to be tried under felony murder charges in the case of a man who died while being restrained. 43-year-old d'vontaye mitchell died from suffocation and the effects of multiple drugs prosecutors say. the four hotel employees are accused of holding mitchell face-down for up to nine minutes. according to the complaint, one of the employees told investigators mitchell was having trouble breathing and pleaded for help. >>> the justice department is charging a pakistani man for a murder-for-hire plot against u.s. government officials and politicians, including donald trump. sources tell cbs news intelligence about the alleged plot prompted the secret service to ramp up security for the former president. cbs' nicole sganga has details. >> reporter: the complaint accuses pakistani man asif merchant allegedly tied to iran of orchestrating a plan to assassinate government officials on u.s. soil. one of those officials former president donald trump. >> law enforcement officials received a tip, and then reportedly used a

skyler henry's cbs news, chicago. >>> and our coverage of the fourth and final night of the democraticon in chicago continues thursday evening at 5:00 p.m. eastern on cbs news 24/7 and on cbs at 10:00 p.m. eastern. >>> former president donald trump continues campaigning during the democratic national convention holding a rally wednesday in north carolina. he went on the offensive after being openly attacked by the obamas at tuesday night's convention. it was the former president's first outdoor rally since he was wounded by an assassin's bullet last month in pennsylvania. cbs's scott macfarlane has more. >> reporter: a wall of bullet proof glass surrounded the podium as former president donald trump addressed a crowd in the city of ashborough 90 minutes from charlotte, checking on a person having a medical issue. snipers were seen on the roofs of the venue and storage containers were stacked for added security. featuring trump and his running mate, senator jd vance, part of an effort to slow a surging vice president harris who's cut into trump's lead in north carolina. >> she ruined sa

skyler henry, cbs news, chicago. >>> and now that the 2024 democratic convention is officially over,. finn, good to see you. take us inside the room. what was the response there to vice president kamala harris's speech tonight? >> reporter: to this democratic base, to the faithful of the party, that packed this convention center, it was one of -- the reaction was enthusiasm -- absolute enthusiasm. there was just every single delegate in this room was completely just focused on every single word she was saying. this was a big moment for vice president harris. she was really reintroducing herself to americans across america, voters across the country, really stepping out of the shadow of president joe biden, and really to not only showcase her bio, her biography, how she came to this moment, but also how she can contrast herself and how she does contrast herself with her opponent, former president donald trump. but i've been here for every single major speech all week, all leading up to this moment. and to many delegates here that i spoke to afterwards they told me that she nailed it.

cbs's skyler henry reports from the white house. >> reporter: former president donald trump's campaignblican vice president candidate j.d. vance. the material was sent to politico and the "washington post" in late july from an anonymous e-mail account. cbs news cybersecurity analyst chris krebs told "face the nation" moderator margaret brennan that more cyber attacks are likely. >> we have a long way to go in this election. iran specifically seems to have advanced their efforts, moved them to the left perhaps a little bit. i wouldn't be surprised to see russia enter the fray soon. >> reporter: trump is also saying vice president harris used artificial intelligence to fake pictures showing large crowds at her rallies last week. but cbs news was one of the several news organizations on the campaign swing and verified crowd size estimates were accurate. >> november 5th, 2024 just will be done. >> reporter: trump also returned to x for the first time in nearly a year, posting a video monday ahead of his conversation with elon musk on the platform formerly known as twitter. after a busy wee

skyler henry, cbs news, washington. >>> four milwaukee hotel employees are facing felony murder chargesck man they detained and physically held down on his stomach for nearly ten minutes until police arrived. cbs' roxana saberi spoke with the victim's family members. >> reporter: this surveillance video shows a frantic davonte mitchell running through the hotel in downtown milwaukee before shutting himself in a women's bathroom. the criminal complaint says an him out, while a guest helped drag him towards the exit door. at one point an employee strikes mitchell will a broom, then another begins punching him repeatedly. outside employees held mitchell on his stomach for eight to nine minutes, according to court documents. he can be heard repeatedly shouting for help. >> please, stop fighting! stay down! >> reporter: defendant herbert williamson, a hotel bellman who told authorities he put his knee on mitchell's back told cbs news he was only following management's orders and is innocent. the complaint says williamson, along with front desk worker d kevin johnson carson and security guard

skyler henry, cbs news, washington. >>> extreme weather conditions across the western u.s.limate change are now creating havoc for millions of americans. from dangerous flooding in arizona to a hurricane in hawaii and a killer landslide in alaska, it's a dangerous week for many. cbs's jonathan vigliotti has this report. >> reporter: a devastating and deadly landslide in the picturesque alaskan village of ketchikan, triggered by heavy rain. >> it crossed over about three different roads in the community and took out several homes including pushing some homes into other homes. > reporter: mayor rodney dial says one person died and three were injured as the wall of mud and debris ripped through neighborhoods. the slide occurred late sunday afternoon. concern is growing another one could be imminent. >> what are the odds of that potentially happening based on what you're seeing? >> we're concerned that the ground has been weakened in that area and it has significantly increased the chances that we could get an additional slide. >> reporter: some lifelong residents in ketchikan

cbs's skyler henry reports from washington. >> i'm glad that he's finally agreed to a debate. >> reporter president kamala harris and former president donald trump have agreed to hold their first debate on september 10th, with additional debates possible. >> she's barely competent. and she can't do an interview. but i look forward to the debates because i think we have to set the record straight. >> reporter: trump, who has been off the campaign trail this week, made the announcement during a press conference from his mar-a-lago resort, where he dismissed harris's momentum. >> the honeymoon period's going to -- look, she's got a little period. she's got a convention coming up. it's about policy. it's not about her. >> reporter: and compared her recent campaign crowd sizes to his own, including the one he drew on the day of the january 6th capitol attack. >> if you look at martin luther king when he did his speech, his great speech, and you look at the picture of his crowd and my crowd, we actually had more people. >> reporter: on day 3 of their battleground state tour -- >> we want dignit

skyler henry is in chicago with a look ahead >>that, >>you >>know, here in illinois, we know a thing or two about electing presidents >>illinois governor jb pritzker looked to fire up delegates ahead of his speech this evening at the democratic national convention. >>if we fight hard enough in 77 days, we're going to send kamala harris and tim walz to the white house. >>last night saw president biden >>back >>to vice president kamala harris. >>i felt that joe biden had given 52 years of great service to this country and passing the baton on was very emotional and energizing for us >>tonight, former president barack obama and former first lady michelle obama are both scheduled to take the stage. >>i'm looking forward to michelle obama. she's our idol. my idol, >>as well as former trump white house press secretary stephanie grisham, joining other republicans speaking this week. >>we're reaching across the aisle already. we are seeing donald trump lose support from his own party, including those who know him the best. >>while the party gathers in chicago, vice president harris and gover

she >>>>>spoke >>along with her scandal costar tony goldwyn, skyler's pension. chicks also perform, and, of course, warriors superstar steph curry sent a video message. >>>>>i got to visit kamala with my team in the white house last year, and i can tell you one thing i knew then, and i definitely know now. the oval office suits her well >reporter>so the chef making an appearance here inside the dnc. so as the democratic national convention does wrap up and comes to a close with a major crescendo with kamala harris taking the stage, the momentum is now in their favor. but the question is, can they keep that momentum come election day with only 75 days left to go? >anchor>every day is important. every speech, every debate ryan yamamoto, ryan, thank you so much. we'll catch up with you later on in our newscast and in the 11:00 hour. okay. and back here in the bay area. boy, there's a lot of hometown pride this evening for the new democratic nominee kelsi thorud spoke with the supporters who turned out for a dnc watch party in oakland. >reporter>well, this is such a

and as skyler henry reports, there may be a new deal a pre debate >>>republican vice presidential candidate j.d. vance rallied with voters in the battleground state of michigan tuesday. >>>>michigan is going red. >>>fans focused on the economy and inflation. >>>>when you talk to a young person today. young people cannot afford to buy a home in their own country. we're turning a generation of 20 and 30 year olds into permanent debtors. >>>vice president kamala harris is also talking about the economy, with a new ad focusing on affordable housing. >>>>my mother saved for, well over a decade to buy a home i was a teenager when that day finally came and i can remember so well how excited she was. >>>harris's plan calls for building 3 million housing units in four years, with new tax credits for builders targeting first time home buyers and 25,000 in tax credits for the buyers. harris has been off the campaign trail and has been reportedly using that time to prepare for the september 10th presidential debate. >>>>i want to do a debate. >>>former president trump says he's ready for the debate. he

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as skyler henry reports, former president trump is attempting to connect vice president kamala harrisbiden administration's deadly withdrawal of u.s. soldiers from afghanistan three years ago >>>praising our former president donald trump stood alongside family of service members killed during the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan and laid a wreath at arlington national cemetery it was three years ago today, a suicide bomb attack at the kabul airport killed more than 100 afghans and 13 u.s. service members. speaking to the national guard association, members in detroit trump looked to blame vice president kamala harris for the pullout caused by kamala harris. joe biden, the humiliation in afghanistan set off the collapse of american credibility and respect all around the world. during his administration, trump signed a withdrawal agreement with the taliban that the biden administration carried out. the vice president says she was that last person in the room on that decision. is that failure also hers? we've got to stop assigning partizan blame on fundamental things like our national se

cbs' skyler henry gives us a look. >> reporter: vice president kamala harris briefly took the stage ontens of thousands of party faithful as a democratic party nominee. >> this is going to be a great week. and i want to kick us off by celebrating our incredible president joe biden. >> reporter: the day one themed for the people ealso belonged to president biden, who delivered the keynote address after stepping aside in his bid for a second term. >> are you ready to vote for freedom? are we ready to vote for democracy and for america? >> reporter: former secretary of state hillary clinton gave an emotional address, imploring democrats to keep fighting. >> the future is here, it's in our grasp, let's go win it. >> reporter: first lady jill biden also spoke. >> kamala and tim, you will win. >> reporter: this is the 12th time chicago has hosted the convention, including 1968, when the dnc brought violent protests which overshadowed much of what was happening on the stage. >> how many kids do you kill today? >> reporter: police made a handful of arrests after some pushed through a first lev

skyler henry has the latest on the race for the white house. >> reporter: vice president kamala harris and her running mate, governor tim walz, rallied with auto workers in detroit thursday afternoon. >> look, even if you're not a member of a union, you better thank unions. you better thank unions for that eight-hour work day. you better thank unions for that vacation time. so i'm here to say thank you. >> reporter: the united auto workers have endorsed harris and are planning to deploy union members across michigan to help her win the state. >> now it's our turn to stand up, to speak up, and to show up for them. >> reporter: harris has picked up momentum since securing the nomination and naming governor walz as her vp choice, driving thousands to hear her speak during the start of the campaign swing. >> are you worried about the size of harris' crowds? >> oh, give me break. >> reporter: he said he's happy to be facing her instead. >> i haven't recalibrated strategy at all. it's the same policies, open border, weak on crime. she's -- i think she's worse than biden. >> reporter: trump s

skyler henry is in chicago with a look ahead >>>minnesota governor tim walz checked out the stage atocratic national convention hours before he is set to deliver his keynote speech as vice president. kamala harris's running mate. >>>>when you look at tim you see a democratic governor delivering results in every communities from the cities to the suburbs to rural towns >>>former president bill clinton and former house speaker nancy pelosi will also take the stage tonight before walz officially accepts his party's nomination. it's an opportunity for the former congressman, army national guard veteran and one time high school teacher and football coach to introduce himself to a national audience. there are still quite a few people who do not know who he is. what are you expecting tonight? >>>>i think there are lots of people. you're being generous >>>senator laphonza butler of california says walls will address all americans. >>>>coach walz, i believe, is going to speak directly to working families all across the country communicating what he and vice president harris want to get done.

. >> skyler henry has a closer look at why walz ended up as the pick and how republicans are already bashing his selection. >> reporter: today as the world was introduced to the minnesota governor. a few jabs at the republican ticket while also mentioning he is willing to debate senator j.d. vance should he also agree to a debate at some point in the next few weeks. but one thing is for certain. these two will be hitting the ground aggressively making their stops in several battleground states. vice president kamala harris and her running mate, minnesota governor tim walz made their first campaign stop together in philadelphia. >> we are the underdogs in this race. but we have the momentum and i know exactly what we are up against. >> you know it, you feel it. these guys are creepy and yes, just weird as hell. that's what you see. that's what you see. >> hi, this is tim. >> it's kamala harris, good morning, governor. >> reporter: the vice president's campaign released a video reportedly showing her call with walz asking him to be his running mate hours earlier. >> i'd be honored, mad

skyler henry has the very latest. >> reporter: former president donald trump's campaign says iran is behind a hack that gained access to what appeared to be its research on republican vice presidential candidate j.d. vance. the material was sent to politico and "the washington post" in late july from any none plus email account. chris krebs told "face the nation" moderator margaret brennan that more cyberattacks are likely. >> we have a long way to go in this election. i wouldn't be surprised to see russia enter the fray soon. >> reporter: trump is saying vice president harris used artificial intelligence to fake pictures showing large crowds at her rallies last week, but cbs news was one of the several news organizations on the campaign swing and verified crowd size estimates were accurate. >> november 5th, 2024, justice will be done. >> reporter: trump also returned to x for the first time in nearly a year posting a video monday ahead of his conversation with elon musk on the platform formerly known as twitter. after a busy week of rallies with her vp pick, minnesota governor tim w

skyler henry has more from the floor. >> reporter: vice president kamala harris made a virtual appearancee dnc, speaking from a rally with running mate tim walz. >> we're so honored to be your nominees. this is a people powered campaign and together we will chart a new way forward! >> we're not going back. we're not going back. >> reporter: that followed a ceremonial roll call held for celebratory purposes. >> it's time for us to do the right thing, elect kamala harris. >> i am feeling fired up. >> reporter: the prime spot of the night went to former president barack obama, who focused on why the ticket is what the country needs right now. >> america is ready for a new chapter. america is ready for a better story. we are ready for a president kamala harris. >> hello, chicago! >> reporter: former first lady michelle obama told the crowd harris has the experience and values for the job. >> america, hope is making a comeback. >> the focus of the day was a bold vision for america's future as democrats tried to show a stark difference between harris and her challenger, former president donald

skyler henry has more. >> reporter: republican vice presidential candidate jd vance rallied in michiganis going red. >> reporter: vance focused on the economy and inflation. >> young people can't afford to buy a home in their own country. turning the generation into permanent debtors. >> reporter: and vice president kamala harris is also talking about the economy with a new ad. >> my mother saved well over a decade to buy a home. i was a teenager when the day finally came and i remember how excited she was. >> reporter: her plan is building 3 million housing units in four years with new tax credits for first-time home buyers and credits for the buyers. harris has been off the campaign trail and reportedly using the time to prepare for the presidential debate. >> i want to do a debate. >> reporter: former president trump says he's ready for the debate and says he's come to an agreement on the rules for the debate. he says the same as the previous trump/biden debate. the harris campaign wanted the mics open all the time as opposed to only when the candidate is speaking. >>> israel's milit

>> billie: i actually went to a skyler gray signing when i was like nine. >> stephen: and you got theri kelly signed cd. i actually, a friend of mine, i was signing albums and a friend of mine came over the other day and before i said -- he was going to say, can you sign one for me? i want one from you. i thought, yes, you should sign it. he signed my album for me. it was so sweet. he wrote me a letter and it was so sweet. >> stephen: on the album? >> billie: on my own -- yeah. >> stephen: that's expensive stationery. we have to take a quick break but please stick around. we'll be right back with more billie eilish, everybody. [metal detector buzzing] i think i found them! really? making your dog your ring bearer is one way to show your love. car part. it's just a car part! but delicious cesar canine cuisine is a better way. at tj maxx, you can afford to turn your closet into a place of endless expression. with the quality, styles, and prices you love. ♪♪ detect this: living with hiv, robert learned he can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that's why he switched to dovato. dovat

>> billie: actually went to a skyler gray signing when i was like nine. >> stephen: you got the autographe a tori kelly signed cd. i actually, friend of mine, i was signing albums and a friend of mine came over the other day and before i said -- he was going to say, can you sign one for me? i want one from you. i thought, yes, you should sign it. he signed my album for me. it was so sweet. he wrote me a letter and it was so sweet. >> stephen: on the album? >> billie: on my own -- >> stephen: that's expensive stationery. we have to take a quick break but please stick around. we'll be right back with more billie eilish, everybody. looking for a smarter way to mop? try the swiffer powermop. ♪♪ an all-in-one cleaning tool, with a 360-degree swivel head that goes places a regular mop just can't. ♪♪ mop smarter with the swiffer powermop. attention, parents, spend less on your kids with amazon's low back to school prices. save on school supplies, backpacks, and so much more. can i have that back? absolutely. you want to take it. your wyndham is waiting. whether it's for the bucket lists... the f

joining me reagan capital, chief investment officer, skyler wynan. how important are earnings now? it, even the fed, what the federal reserve going to do in september also takes front stage? >> yeah i think it is going to differentiate whether the stock market goes up five to 10% or 10 to 15% over the next 12 months. i think you have that embedded five to 10% just in regular earnings and possible price multiple expansion but if earnings are strong, which might come from, you know, the economy doing fairly well, consumer balance sheets are excellent right now, if earnings are strong, you know, we could see a run similar to what we've seen in the first half of the year for the second half of the year here. liz: okay, all right. now let's get to the federal reserve because come the september meeting, people are pulling back more than they were yesterday on this belief that the fed would cut by 50 basis points. yesterday it was 55% odds. today it is much less. what do you think is going to happen and do you think the fed, now that we've got another benign inflation report from today ow

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. >> reporter: this is skyler's first catch of his life, the seven-year-old has cerebral palsy. >> he from epilepsy as well. >> he is one of 30 children and young adults with special needs going down for a fishing excursion put on by the nonprofit fish for life. 16 years ago, founder jim holden took his son to lunch, he also has cerebral palsy. >> i said jeffrey, let's go do something, what would you like to do? he lit up and said i would like to go fishing. it was so clear that a calling was revealed. >> reporter: a year later, he scrounged up enough money to charter a boat, find volunteer anglers and take jeffrey and 29 other kids with disabilities on a no-cost fishing trip, fishing has many therapeutic benefits. it is a low impact exercise, it creates camaraderie and it builds confidence. >> just have fun, and if you have a disability and people bully you, just ignore them. >> reporter: he participates every year, he has become an honorary co-captain. >> i'm just happy we are here. >> reporter: fishing is just one part of the experience, participants also get a few special guest ap

. >> reporter: this is skyler's first catch of his life, the seven-year-old has cerebral palsy. children and young adults with special needs walking down for a fishing excursion put on by a nonprofit, fish for life. >> this is all about the kids. >> reporter: 16 years ago, the founder took his son to lunch and he also has cerebral palsy. he says that moment changed his life. >> it was so clear that a calling was revealed, take a boat load. >> reporter: a year later, he scrounged up enough money to charter a boat, find volunteer anglers and take kids with disabilities on a no-cost fishing trip. studies show fishing has many therapeutic benefits, it is out in nature, low-impact exercise, it creates camaraderie and it builds confidence. >> just have fun and if you have a disability with people bullying you, just ignore them. >> reporter: he has become the honorary co-captain. >> i teach the kids how to fish, i am happy we are here. >> reporter: fishing is just one part of the experience, participants also get special guest appearances. >> we come out on the boat with these kids and

skyler. good luck to you. circus of course, in town this weekend here at the oakland arena. and then next weekend at the sap center down there in san. it really, really was. i mean, you know, i thought you were just going to ask her, do you eat anything before? you know, we all learned a little something new about. well, you know, we could do the before we could, we could do the before. i could go in and do it without the adjustments. and we can watch how it's done. this is why we don't work for the circus. we're good with that. it's true talent. they're very cool. and it shows kids look how important physics are. all right. thanks so much, bob. very cool stuff. well, she was taking her own kind of flights, which, oh, my gosh, without the protective gear. that was also everything's precision. wow. yeah. you're keeping an eye out on those flights for the weekend to the flights. the flights that most of us. right, with the seat belts and yes, a lot of protective gear there. but we are seeing some delays. we're watching out for the weather conditions and we're getting some dela

. >> my name's skyler -- >> my name's yvette -- >> and we believe in love. >> i'm alex -- >> i'm key car ya -- >> my name is stephen. >> my name is charlie. >> i'm a proud seventh generation texan. >> i am from michigan, just north of detroit -- >> i'm from east tennessee -- >> and we believe in the american dream. >> we believe in a better world for our child, and we believe in this country. >> my name is karen, and i believe in justice. >> my name is nancy -- >> my name is terrell -- >> my name is jennings d -- >> my name is todd -- >> and we believe in freedom the. >> my name is pat, and i believe in the freedom to work together. ♪ ♪ [applause] >> please welcome oprah winfrey! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> good evening, everybody! [cheers and applause] who says you can't go home again? [cheers and applause] if -- after watching the obamas last night, that was some epic fire, wasn't it? some epic fire. [applause] we're now so fired up we can't wait the leave here and do something! [cheers and applause] and what we're gonna do is elect kamala harris as the n

inspiration for it i am thinking a lot about how from shelby field to john mcwhorter did when bowery george skylerguy coleman hughes right now is a recent columbia grad and how so much of their popularity which is her markedly popular in an alternate particularly social media space. i remember being in a dark and being read by -- all the time and i have the sense that this was forgiven -- for bid in knowledge for white elites because it was like if you fill this room with all of us at one thomas sowell maybe not at this conference to why people would say this is the black person you really need toto read. >> thank you for that. because we are close on time i would like to close with asking this one question based on your own body of work and your contributions to scholarship what would your letter to america by? and what do you see as the long-term applications of your work. >> when you put that word scholarship in their -- i'm goingt to let the people at scholarship answer first and then i will does kind of mull it over. >> what would my letter by? i would just say letters from black america. tha

i am thinking a lot about how from shelby steele to john mcwhorter or to glenn loury, george, skyler, george schuyler, a young guy. hughes right now is making his bones a recent columbia. how so much of their popularity. which is they are remarkably in a kind of alternate or particular social media space. i mean, i remember in new york running the schomburg and seeing thomas soul and being read by straphangers all the time. and i always had this sense that this was like forbidden knowledge for white elites because it was like if you if you fill this with all of us there'd be that one. thomas all maybe not at this conference, but who the white people would be like. this is the black person you really need read. and so anyway, that's where my head is these days, because of the work i'm doing. thank you for that. yeah. so because we're kind of close time, i would just like to close asking this question based on your own body of work and your contributions to scholarship what would your letter to america be? what do you see as a long term implications of your work and just a sentence. or