and as biden ponders his choice today he received a stark warning from more than 100 politically active black male leaders including civil rights attorney benjamin crump, rapper sean diddy combs and former obama administrafficial van jones: failure to select a black woman in 2020 means you will lose the election. whoever he picks, biden's decision matters to voters not currently backing him in pennsylvania. seven in ten who say they could consider supporting biden say his vp choice is important. as we await biden's choice several women's rights leaders are calling on news

he delivered a stark speech, saying we can, and we will over come this, as he called it, a season ofarkness. liz is here with more on this. liz? >> reporter: dan, this was an intimate serious speech that we saw from joe biden. 20 minutes delivered straight to the camera. the now vice presidential nominee said character is on the ballot. compassion is on the ballot and it's about winning the heart and soul on america. with fireworks instead of the additional balloon drop and the honking horns instead of cheers, he formally accepted the presidential nomination. this moment of celebration, a contrast to the stark tone of biden's speech. >> it's time for us, for we the people to come together. and make no mistake, united we can and will over come this season of darkness in america. >>> biden delivered a message of unity, and showing he is ready to take on president trump. he said that his number one policy promise as president would be to get control of the virus. >> the president keeps telling us, the virus is going to disappear, he keeps waiting for a miracle. i have news for him. no m

that's brought in a stark relief. and secondly, yes, trump has two moves against biden. the one is, he's an old fool who can barely walk or speak. that's erased after tonight. the second one, he's going to be destroying everything that america loves. and joe biden gave a speech that i think 75% of americans would agree with what he said. the debates are still the most important moment in the campaign. joe biden crossed one big hurdle tonight. the biggest one is that first debate on september 29th. if he's able to perform anywhere like he did tonight, you know, not like the election is over, but i think he will have taken one large leap towards the oval office. >> susan, the control room has assured me we have the collection of some of the comments the president made in scranton, pennsylvania, today. and, again, those of us who have been around this trade long enough remember a simpler time when the party not having their convention would basically shut down, go on vacation, maintain their silence, a lot like the old rules about when a president is on foreign soil. so muc

it was stark joe biden. heard glenn, fact checking is a very subjective business. i believe of the charlottesville, comes up on a -- charlottesville comment comes up on a debate stage, we will see how long this indoors. you've got to make sure you are doing a fact-check against reality. >> hugh, charlottesville canard? what is the canard? >> the canard is that he did not say there were good people among the neo-nazis. he denounced neo-nazis in the same press conference. any fair representation of those remarks would point out the president explicitly denounced the neo-nazis. >> i would go to glenn's fact-check, he writes about that in the point of the president's remarks is that there were very fine people within the new nazis and glenn points out that actually, there were none. that is not what he said, but we can put that aside for another time. >> and telling you what glenn wrote in his fact checking column in the washington post today. what do you make of joy's analysis that vice president biden was aiming his message directly at what working-class voters -- wh

generationally, the contrast is stark.nd the young may prove most economically scarred. jeff, do you think it is becoming clear at all, the impact on the generation moving into the workplace now, possibly in their very late teens or early 20s, some of the challenges that they face and the extent to which these are long term as a result of the effects of the pandemic? well, i am reminded of the quote about what was thought about the french revolution and in the 1960s he said, "too soon to tell." i think these are huge social things that are going to be working themselves out for a while. i think you can draw some useful analogies with the last great economic crisis during 2008, which had a very outsized effect on young people's patterns of employment, which have persisted for that generation. the knocks they took at the beginning of their careers have continued. and it is interesting, in the us and the uk at least, the economic effects of the pandemic have been felt most acutely in the industries like hospitality and retail

that is a stark assessment there from clive. agnes, obviously president macron is getting an international donor conference together talking about conditions for opening the purse strings. ido for opening the purse strings. i do think his prospects are there? well, i mean, i'm tempted to share the pessimism when you think about lebanon. can it go worse? this is when something can happen and temperament, when he said, well, this is a moment we have reached the button. 0n the 4th of august, nothing can be the same. because the situation is so dire when you think about half the population below the poverty line, 80% of the currency lost in less than a year. so now what he is proposing to do is to lead an international coalition of donors and that actually might trigger the return of the gulf states in it because they abandoned lebanon thinking, you know, it is in the hands of iran and his brother and they don't want to have anything to do with it any more. and then the imf and the eu but there lebanese government needs to do the re

. >> well, this was as stark of a speech as i've ever seen president obama give. you know, he's not a typical political hyperbole guy. and so when he said we shouldn't let people take our democracy away tonight, that was a huge moment. and that's a rebuke that no former president has ever had to deliver to the current president in office. and he wouldn't have said it if he didn't mean every word of it. and i think you saw a bit of that from -- >> ben, you thought this was more stark than any speech you heard him give before tonight in. >> i think that warning was. i think he really made clear it's all on the line this november and it's not going to be easy either. the potential voter suppression taking place already. you saw michelle obama talk about that other night. she said vote early in person, and if you're not voting in person the second your ballot comes in the mail send it in. we're going to be up against enormous obstacles. that was certainly one piece of the speech. secondly, i think president obama gave president trump a lot of room at the beginning of

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we got the stark contrast.ore you have to leave me, what will that play out like on that debate stage? very different, mike pence and kamala harris. you will be part, i imagine, of that ramp up with your boss who is chief of staff. what can we expect on octobe october 7th? >> i think you will see, again, a stark contrast in vision. as you know, the vice president is very optimistic, has great faith in the american people, and is very proud of the record of achievement economically. what we've been able to do with new judges and on the foreign policy stage. you will hear him give that vision and contrast that again. was coming out of the democratic convention is a very dark vision for america. i think that's a contrast that'll play out well and we look forward to having that opportunity. >> harris: i look forward to seeing it. i'd love to be there. marc short, good to see you. thank you. >> good to see you again. >> harris: president trump's former chief strategist has been arrested. what we now know about the c

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this is obviously a stark example of civil disobedience and protest.fans who don't want politics in their professional athletics? >> i think there's no question that it's hurting the nba in that respect. but that doesn't mean that it's wrong. and i think that adam silver, who like his predecessor david stern has always been a forward-looking commissioner. he's got something to balance here. but i think his basic sympathies are with the players in this situation. >> and, bob, we're told now cnn is learning, and it's a possibility -- it has not been 100% confirmed, that it's possible that all playoff games are going to be canceled this evening. does that surprise you, or is that exactly what you thought might happen with the milwaukee bucks taking the lead? >> no, it doesn't surprise me. i guess there's a distinction here if we're just thinking about it from a basketball standpoint, a distinction between cancelled and postponed. they could make these games up. i don't think it makes any difference. if they make the games up, the statement has still been

but rather one that sends, you know, stark warnings w aboutt could be. basically saying that joe biden will demryish eing that you know and love about american >>> errin haines, pick up where weijia left off there. when you think back to the message delivered from the r.n.c. stage each night, the topics they focused on, the voices they chose to elevate, who was the audience they were speaking to? was it just the base or wasn therefort to open the door a little wider? errin: i think who the president was speaking to wass america. you know, the president talked about the founding fathers and is country's history as mostly white and mostly me. you know, the two americas were really on display. the dual pandemics of coronavirus and racism largely not happening in the esident's america. you had joe biden saying that he had talked with the family of jacob blakthis week while the president didn't even mention jacob blake. nor did he address the systemic racism around policing that has d protesters in the streets for weeks. instead, choosing to focus on things l

in thisjob interview, the difference is stark.with four more years, blame, bully and belittle. and you know whatjoe biden will do, build back better. the candidate's wife, jill biden spoke from the classroom she once taught in, telling americans the profound loss her husband endured losing his first wife and infant daughter in a car crash and then his adult son to cancer has prepared him to lead in this moment. the burdens we carry are heavy, and we need someone with strong shoulders. i know that if we entrust this nation tojoe, he will do for yourfamily what he did for ours — bring us together and make us whole. carry us forward in our time of need. keep the promise of america for all of us. great job! i love you. republicans for biden appealed to gop voters disillusioned with president trump. withjoe biden in the white house you will never doubt that he will stand with our friends and stand up to adversaries. as senatorjohn mccain's widow celebrated her husband's enduring friendship with mr biden, despite their political differe

tonight president trump will offer voters a stark choice between candidates, two visions of america and perhaps two versions of reality. wolf the president thinks he's his own best salesman and this is his big pitch tonight. >> the president will give his speech live from an elaborate stage with as many as get this 2,000 invited guests sitting there in the audience. that's an alarmingly large crowd right in the midst of a coronavirus pandemic. only those nearest to the president we're told will actually be test frd the virus. and as you can see no one is required to wear a mask during the speech. the president clearly is ready and willing to use the trappings of his office to promote his agenda and himself as we have seen throughout this convention. tonight he'll be introduced by his daughter and senior advisor ivanka trump, and we expect his family also to be on hand. we're covering all of it with our political team including jake tapper, dana bash and andy philip. jake, what more are you learning about the president's speech in. >> republicans say the president will address the hurric

just steps from the white house, a stark contrast. protesters demanding change and racial justice saying the president has divided the nation and doing their best to disrupt his remarks. [ crowd chanting ] introducing her father -- >> tonight i stand before you as the proud daughter of the people's president. >> reporter: ivanka trump saying the president is privately racked by the toll of the pandemic. >> i've been with my father and i've seen the pain in his eyes when he receives updates on the lives that have been stolen by this plague. >> reporter: trump touted his response even as 180,000 americans have now died. >> to save as many lives as possible we are focusing on the science, the facts and the data, and together, we will crush the virus. >> reporter: but trump's messaging on the pandemic has often been at odds with the nation's scientific experts. the massive audience last night, a violation of his own administration's policies, and he went after biden for saying he would shut down the country again if health officials say i

. >> a stark contrast to what the dnc was doing. what is your reaction to that message being sent? >> the stark difference is there are actually people in charlotte. what is the necessity for this? you know, north carolina is still in the midst of rather vigorous viral transmission. you're bringing people from all over the country to charlotte for the convention. a ton of people unmasked. i don't get the burning urgency to do this other than to create essentially props for the president. >> dr. jonathan reiner, thank you so much. appreciate it. >> my pleasure. >>> and still to come, a second night of protests in a wisconsin city erupts after an unarmed black man is shot by police in front of his children. >>> remember the couple who waived guns at protestors outside this st. louis mansion? they have a political message for america as republicans kick off their convention. >> make no mistake, no matter where you live, your family will not be safe in the radical democrat america. hike! simon pagenaud takes the lead at the indy 500! coming to the green flag, racing at daytona. they're

a stark new warning just days after notre dame reversed course, suspending in-person classes for two weeks. this front-page headline from the student newspaper, "don't make us write obituaries." >> ultimately we believe that if this continues, we will be writing obituaries for people -- for students, for faculty, for any workers at notre dame. and we will probably be hearing about the deaths of people with open community. >> reporter: new images of off-campus parties at ohio state. the school now warning students they could be suspended. tonight the cdc ricking up to 30,000 more deaths in the next three weeks and cases are surging on campus. the cdc director saying the way for schools to safely re-open is by controlling community spread. >> schools are not islands in and of themselves. they are connected to the communities that surround them. >> reporter: the president saying schools must re-open, insisting only a small percentage of children get very sick. >> we did the right thing. we've done it right and we have to open our schools. >> reporter: but a new outbreak forcing this mis

a stark contrast to joe biden's quieter approach. good evening, everybody. live in washington, d.c.nd this is "the story." "the wall street journal" making the case that the president may be in better shape. this "wall street journal" and bc poll found 11% of undecided voters say they have a positive image of president joe biden compared to 22% of voters who say they have a positive outlook for president trump. these up for grabs voters also say that they prefer candidates that will confront the washington establishment. it's they were key themes durine democratic convention last week. also, former house speaker, newt gingrich thinks that the picture is better than it seems right now for the incumbents. >> i am predicting it will be a dramatically bigger victory than people currently expect. >> martha: tonight, with the prime time convention set to get underway shortly, we are joined by the trump campaign and the former dnc chair, donna. mercedes, it is her team's week, so we start with her. good to see you tonight. i'm hearing that literally, this convention was put together in fiv

>> well, first of all, the stark difference is there are actually people in charlotte. is the necessity for this? you know, north carolina is still in the midst of rather vigorous viral transmission to bring people all over the country to charlotte for the convention. a ton of people unmasked. i don't get the burning urgency to do this other than to create essentially props for the president. >> dr. jonathan reiner, thank you. >> my pleasure. >>> the first night wrapped up just hours ago, and it was heavy on speaking -- speakers slamming democrats and joe biden while making their case to keep donald trump in office for another four years. the details ahead. >> four more years. >> four more years. >> four more years. >> four more years. >> four more years. >> four more years. >> four more years. eliminate r instead of just masking it. and is made with three times more odor fighters. with secret, odor is one less thing to worry about. secret. we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running

he delivered a stark speech, saying we can, and we will over season of darkness.iz is here with more on this. liz? >> reporter: dan, this was an intimate serious speech that we saw from joe biden. 20 minutes delivered straight to the camera. the now vice presidential nominee said character is on the ballot. compassion is on the ballot and it's about winning the heart and soul on america. with fireworks instead of the additional balloon drop and the honking horns instead of cheers, he formally accepted the presidential nomination. this moment of celebration, a contrast to the stark tone oft biden's speech. >> it's time for us, for we the people to come together. and make no mistake, united we can and will over come this season of darkness in america. >>> biden delivered a message of unity, and showing he is ready to take on president trump. he said that his number one policy promise as president would be to get control of the virus. >> the president keeps telling us, the virus is going to disappear, he keeps waiting for a miracle. i have news for him. no miracle is

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and just to reiterate, whenever i've been to china and hong kong, the difference is very stark — as sooncross border from hong kong into china, google stops working, other services become unavailable, and it pretty much does happen at the border. and so the worry maybe is then, are you saying that that will extend into hong kong? that's the fear. the issue of the law is that it's so vague that people don't know exactly how it will be interpreted. they don't know how people will be charged, and they don't know how quickly some of these further changes will be implemented. right now, the activists that i've been speaking to, they're confident that at least online, when it comes to the app they're using, like facebook, like twitter, like instagram, they think they will still be able to continue using them for a while. people i have spoken to are also very much aware that hong kong is now caught in the middle of this new cold war, essentially, between washington and beijing. is the worst—case scenario that the great firewall and all of the restrictions that there are on mainland china just e

. >> reporter: it's a stark contrast to previous hurricanes where the president made a point of being briefed multiple times where the president made a point of being briefed on camera, supported by charts showing the storm's path, including one he famously cldified with a sharpie. >> you follow the rules, you obey the laws. >> reporter: president trump stoked new controversy last night, hosting this naturalization ceremony inside the white house as part of the convention, a political display that clashed with his record of anti-immigration rhetoric and policies. >> all the rules, norms, values that have made this country great, donald trump will destroy them. >> reporter: the ceremony, orchestrated by acting d.h.s. secretary chad wolf, was widely condemned as a possible violation of the hatch act, prohibiting federal employees from engaging in political activity. white house chief of staff mark meadows dismissed the criticism. >> nobody outside of the beltway really cares. >> reporter: melania trump also broke with tradition, giving her speech last night in the white house rose garde

i think all of those things are going to be in stark on trust with the republican convention. and it is going to be noisy. jonathan: i'm going to have you pick up on something donna just talked about, real people telling their stories. it made me immediately think about the couple in st. louis who had their guns on their lawn at the black lives matter protest. what kind of story is the republican party and the president trying to tell by having that couple speak at the convention? hugh: the second amendment is a huge issue in western pennsylvania and wisconsin and maine. i believe maine is the highest per capita gun ownership in the united states. colorado, arizona are pro-second amendment states, wisconsin and minnesota. what everyone thinks of what this couple did, i have not studied it very much, i do believe democrats have more explicitly embraced gun confiscation. beto o'rourke being a noted the czar by joe biden, here is the interesting thing about next week, whenever i write a column for the post, the comments always about what i didn't write about. the republicans get

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thehis job interview, difference is stark. you know what donald trump will do with four more years. blame, bully and belittle. you know what joe biden will do, build back better. it is trump's us versus them america against joe biden's america, where we live and work togethererden. mrs. biden: i have always loved the sounds of the classroom. the client that sparks with possibility just before students shuffle in. the rumor of ideas bouncing back-and-forth as we explore the world together, the laughter and that you find in materials you have taught a million times. when i taught english year at brandywine high school, i would spend my summer preparing for the school year about to start filled with anticipation. but this client is heavy. you could hear the anxiety that echoes down empty hallways. newe is no smell of notebooks or freshly wa floors. that bright faces of that should fill the rooms are confined to boxes on the computer screen. from so many of you, the frustration of parents juggling work well the support their children's learning. afraid that their kids might get sick fro

it is stark state community college in ohio that's partially been open for the last three months, andf an outlier compared to other college campuses some of which have started to disclose high positive rates of the virus, so we wanted to talk about this and marissa joins us on the phone right now, she's stark state college vice president of advancement of human resources and partnerships and as we start our conversation, marissa i just want to flash up on the screen the protocols for summer school that you guys put in place, prioritizing hands-on classes, in other words, you had to be in the class in-person if it could be done online it be done online you staggered your time, roped off the common areas for social distancing, classroom sanitized after each use so expand on that if you would and tell us what you've learned this summer. >> well thank you, first of all for having me. we really have learned that we can't be everything to everyone in-person so we have not brought a large amount of students back on campus. as you said we've really focused on those classes that required the h

in a very, very stark way.very similar speech in tone and tenor and in message, which is this is about the future of democracy, but it's about how people feel and how people should want to get back on track from her perspective, and, obviously, from the perspective of joe biden, abby. >> yeah, you know, and i think in some ways, perhaps, one of the reasons kamala harris didn't spend a lot of time focussing on donald trump is because she is supposed to embody that future. that they want people to start to envision about a country in which someone who is the daughter of two immigrants, who is a black woman and a south asian woman can become the vice president of the united states. she is, herself, that thing that i think they are trying to kind of create this picture of. but on the other side of that, leading into it, i mean, it is so stark how truly dark the message was from president obama. this is the candidate of hope and change. the message that he was presenting to americans tonight was effectively that he

we begin this hour with a stark warning from the world health organization as the rush to find a coronavirus vaccine intensifies while the world health organization is applauding efforts of more than $140.00 research teams around the world it says the people should not pin all their hopes on the discovery of effects of the effective vaccine . we also hope to have a number of effective vaccines that can help prevent people from infection however there is no silver bullet at the moment and then might never be for now stopping outbreaks comes down to the basics of public health and disease control testing isolating and treating patients and tracy and quarantining their contacts do it on inform empowered and listen to communities do it all for individuals it's about keeping physical distance wearing a mask cleaning hands regularly and coughing safely away from others do eat all without call for global solidarity came with an extra warning for countries with high transmission rates including brazil and india the w.h.o. saying that they face a long battle to find a way out of the pandemic what els

plain and simple >> a stark contrast. a clear choice in 67 days. >> so there were fire works, demonstrations to hundreds of people at black lives matter plaza across from the white house. they were kept away from the event. social media called for them to chant and sing loudly so that it could be heard during the president's speech senator rand paul said he was attacked by an angry, crazed mob, he reportedly had to be rushed to his hotel. >> you were in the dnc and the rnc. one had a lot of people and what did not. any sense that will play optically as well especially with covid-19? >> right well it is difficult to get a sense of what the level of enthusiasm was for the dnc a lot was pre recorded and virtual. you don't get the sense of what you saw last night when you see hundreds of people cheering in one place. it delivers a different feel we couldn't get that sense from the democrats. that is significant because the polling shows us president trump's supporters are more enthusiastic >> thank you for the latest there on

a stark framing there from former president bill clinton and you also see again democrats trying to showent showcasing the ethnic regional diversity of america and you see that right now in the rollcall that is happening where all 50 states representatives a re standing up to endorsejoe biden. it is interesting to see how the democrats have done it because it is like a movie set, actually as you go from montano to maine to north dakota they are trying to show exactly what is happening. at the end of that they will be interesting to see whether there is a surprise appearance by joe biden. we are told he will make surprise appearances throughout the week before he speaks on thursday and you would think at the end of this rollcall when he is nominated by all of states that that could be a so definitely we should keep an eye out for that. an interesting night and the theme is leadership matters. credits trying again to draw a contrast between what they say is donald trump ‘s failing leadership in this moment of coronavirus and economic calamity and what they say would be biden‘s more success

hurricane laura approaches, people living in the us coastal regions of texas and louisiana are given a starkarning. hello, and welcome. a 17—year—old boy has been charged with murder after two people were shot dead in the us state of wisconsin during the third consecutive night of unrest sparked by the shooting of a black man by police. president trump has announced that additional federal forces and the national guard will be sent to try to restore law and order. our north america correspondent aleem maqbool is in kenosha. some of you may find his report disturbing. tensions on the street here have increased dramatically. at times, it's barely believable that these are scenes playing out in a small city in america's midwest. and there's a new dimension to the chaos. as well as the confrontation between protesters and security forces, the fireworks and the tear gas, there are now armed vigilantes claiming they're protecting property from getting damaged. gunfire. 0h, he shot him! gunfire. mobile phone footage appears to catch the moment someone with a rifle... he shot him, man. ..fires on pr

and i think the campaign was incredibly successful in laying out in stark terms the stakes, but in a way people already know what the stakes are because they're living through it with covid, and i think what michelle obama did so well with her line it is what it is she didn't have to go through the litany of trump scandals or the ten things people have been outraged of over the course of the last week. people know intuitively this guy is not up to it, and they're living that reality right now. she laid it out and said it is what it is, you know it. what that extra step is convincing people don't succumb to the apathy, don't succumb to the fear. you have to do this. you have to figure out a way to vote, there are different ways of doing it. i don't think it closed the deal, though, ali, because what has to happen is people have to get out and register people to vote. people have to communicate. here's how you vote by mail, here's your polling sites. a lot of work has to be done. i think everybody who looks at this impartially right now would suggest if there's a free and nar election

hurricane laura approaches, people living in the us coastal regions of texas and louisiana, are given a starkarning. hello. day three of the republican national convention is under way and vice president mike henze is due to speak shortly. along with the outgoing advisor to the president, kellyanne conway. shortly we are due, we have heard already from the second lady, karen pants and we will hear from lara trump lady, karen pants and we will hearfrom lara trump and lady, karen pants and we will hear from lara trump and then from the vice president mike pence. our correspondent is in washington, dc. a big picture so farfor women voters. washington, dc. a big picture so far for women voters. a theme that started last night with the peach from the first lady, milani trump who laid out the case for her husband in very touching terms, at times, referring to him constantly as donald, would you do not often hear, talking about how he supported her and so many other women throughout their lives together and in his administration. remembering that this is a woman who has been publicly humiliated by t