the arena in temple university, we're looking at it now.hese events. these people are volunteers, they work hard for the party and they are invited to these moments as a reward, essentially. i invited to these moments as a reward, essentially.— invited to these moments as a reward, essentially. ithink it's a little bit of _ reward, essentially. ithink it's a little bit of all — reward, essentially. ithink it's a little bit of all of _ reward, essentially. ithink it's a little bit of all of that. _ reward, essentially. ithink it's a little bit of all of that. if - reward, essentially. ithink it's a little bit of all of that. if you - little bit of all of that. if you look at the george or rally that vice president harris had, it was jam packed. that wasn'tjust volunteers. that was average americans who are curious and interested and excited about her candidacy. i think you will see a mix of that here as well. it's not just a stage event. these are opportunities for people who live in the area to really see what this campaign is about, to par

our panel is here in in philly at the temple university auditorium to discuss, let me start with abby phillip. so harris pick walls, but it really did come down to the wire this morning. we didn't i mean, it's possible that she decided six years ago, but but as far as we know, she didn't make her decision until this morning. what's your reaction and are you surprised by the pec? >> you know, obviously it's not surprising because i think that the sense was she had a lot of good options was really came out up out of nowhere are relatively speaking, i mean, you talked about how many voters just didn't know who he was a lot of people who follow politics, he was not on their radar until about 2.5 weeks ago. and so i think what they've seen on the ground is whilst being able to generate some real authentic energy around him in a very short period of time. one of the interesting things i think about walsh just observing how this has played out, is that he both gets the politics of it from a geographic perspective. but also it's been interesting to see him have cross generational appeal. i me

democratic nominee and a vice presidential pick governor tim walz holding the first rally at temple universityd this brighter future. find someone to help build this brighterfuture. she find someone to help build this brighter future. she future. find someone to help build this brighterfuture. she future. she said she found such a leader in governor walz for the poor as is known also, coach walz, sergeant major walz, known also, coach walz, sergeant majorwalz, mrwalz known also, coach walz, sergeant major walz, mr walz and she hopes in the next 91 days he will be known as vice president walz for the he turned and took to the stage and thanked herfor the turned and took to the stage and thanked her for the trust she had put in him for letting him be her running mate. he also thanked her for as he put it, bringing back the joy- for as he put it, bringing back the joy. he spoke about his own background and took quite a lot of pot shots, a lot of criticism there of the republican ticket, former president donald trump and senator jd vance. i'm joint now by the axial senior and syracuse senior for d

tonight at temple university. announce running day that will launch a five day tour.ement to come any moment via social media. reportedly a video showcasing the two the new democratic ticket. the two names everyone is talking about at this point as the finalist are minnesota governor tim walz and pennsylvania's governor josh shapiro. shapiro seen as the more moderate pick for harris. he was the former state attorney general here twice before winning the governorship by 15 points in 2022. albeit over an under funded and more extreme opponent. in fact, shapiro in 2022, out performed president biden's 2020 numbers in all of pennsylvania's 67 counties. his biggest asset is his ability to potentially deliver a win here in pennsylvania, which is seen as a must-win state for harris. now, we're told here at the rally, that shapiro's office says he will be speaking at the event tonight. the question is whether it will be in the capacity as governor or as harris' new running mate. it's the same venue, interestingly, that shapiro broke out on the national stage on in 2022, givin

. >> i'm jake tapper live at temple university in north philly and just bowman let's vice president kamala harris is going to take the stage for the very first time with the banshees just selected to be her running mate. the pick has minnesota governor tim walz, a former high school teacher in paul coach who served 24 years, and the army national guard before being elected to the house of representatives six times choosing governor walz highlights so much the harris campaign is focusing on the blue wall states of the midwest, which sent biden to the white house. sources also say harris felt walz would be a trustworthy partner and both campaigning and governing. so why did the harris campaign pick pennsylvania and specifically philadelphia for its very first joint event because not only do harris and walz need to win the commonwealth of pennsylvania, they need to drive up the vote, both here in philly and in the surrounding suburbs and overlooking the popular governor of pennsylvania as a running mate is something of a calculated risk for the campaign. let's get right to cnn's. as soon as m

these are pictures from temple university, where they are appearing together for the first time as thecratic presidential ticket. they are beginning a multicity campaign tour in philadelphia where high turnout from democrats is critical to winning pennsylvania's 19 electoral college votes. harris's campaign called him a champion for working families. the campaign said in a statement he became a member of congress and a republican district by representing the needs of farmers and rural america. the governor has done more to help with cla families get ahead than any other statewide leader in recent memory. a former high school teacher and military veteran, tim walz said it was the owner of his life to be accepted. >> let's talk about you, that's what this election is about. your future, your family. vice president harris knows that. shetoo has a working class family and makes sure that the middle class can get ahead. we believe in the promise of america and the values i learned in nebraska. when we fight, we win. anchor: until his selection, tim walz probably wasn't a household name in t

but the crowds are gathering at temple university in philadelphia right now. have been having a hard time kind of nailing a plan of attack against vice president harris so what will they do with her running mate? governor tim walz? because as far as targets go, walz is sometimes tricky to pin down. he's anything but a coastal elite or an ivy leaguer. almost folksy. he taught high school. in fact, he coached a state-winning football team. that gets you far in the midwest. he owns gun, hunts. he served more than two deck decades in the national guard. before being tapped, he was the first democrat called donald trump and jd vance an insult so simple and so viral it did seem to get under their skin. >> these are weird people on the other side. they want to take books away. these are weird ideas. >> i'm a lot of things but weird i'm not. jd is not at all. they are. >> did you see that? >> it was like a clip of -- >> i know the kamala campaign wants to call me weird. i'm a pretty normal guy. i've got a wife and kids and i like to hang out. >> that has been one of t

a live look at the scene at temple university in philadelphia, where vice president kamala harris and her vp pick tim walz are holding a rally this afternoon at 5:30 eastern, the first of a number of appearances for the two this week in seven battleground states. after the rally, we will take your calls and comments here on c-span. >> next up, first he spends coverage of this summer's political party conventions, we had to chicago for the democratic national convention. watch live beginning monday, august 19, as the party puts forth their presidential nominee. here democratic leaders talk about the administration's track record and their vision for the next four years as they fight to retain the white house. the democratic national convention, live, monday, august 19, on c-span, c-span now, or c-span.org. visit our website for the latest schedule updates and watchful coverage of the 2024 republican convention. you can catch up on past conventions on demand at c-span.org/campaign or by scanning the code. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government, funded by these television compan

this was on the campus of temple university. the campaign believes governor walz brings a sense of balance to the ticket. he's 60 years old, a two term governor, former public school teacher, football coach, a military veteran and a gun owner. he's also served 12 years in congress, winning a rural trump district. my mom and dad taught us show generosity towards your neighbors and work for a common good. i took it to congress and to the state capitol. and now vice president harris and i are running to take those very values to the white house. tim walz and i, we agree about many things, including when our middle class is strong, america is strong. vice president harris posting a video this morning of the moment she actually called governor walz. sources tell nbc news that she had very strong chemistry with them when they met a few days ago, and she did not make her decision until this morning. as for any local connection, governor walz recently appeared on the ezra klein show and spoke glowingly about his first visit to san franc

november, and precisely to this rally. thousands of supporters gathered, and it took place at the temple universityphiladelphia, well, here it is worth understanding that even earlier such a rather fruitful cooperation between these politicians followed, it is worth noting that in march walsh accompanied garis when she became the first acting vice president who visited a clinic for abortions. well, also, as reported, these are such and such visits, and others also had a great influence on garis, and we can say that, after all, they really have such and such common visions on many issues, and it is obvious that volz complements this pair of them and it is obvious that he after all, really... a white american who has fought and who is really well-versed in domestic political issues, and i think that just the two of them could make a good duo, and it is possible that now we will see some new interesting statements, and we can see that there was an immediate reaction to this decision we have a lot of american politicians, well , the public in general supported her... kamala harris’s choice and we can s

this is on the campus of temple university. you see them entering the arena there, the vice president announcing, governor walz as a running mate. actually, this morning, hours after she officially became the democratic nominee. so who is he? he's 60 years old on his second term as governor of minnesota. the campaign hopes governor walz brings a sense of balance to the ticket. he's a military veteran, a former public school teacher and football coach turned politician. he also served 12 years in the house of representatives before becoming governor in 2019, and has signed off on policies ranging from protecting access to abortion to providing free meals for minnesota students. my mom and dad taught us show generosity towards your neighbors and work for a common good. i took it to congress and to the state capitol, and now vice president harris and i are running to take those very values to the white house. tim walz and i, we agree about many things, including when our middle class is strong, america is strong. the vice presiden

when i went to temple university, they i told people i didn't know women could cook. all of my meals were prepared by my military dad. my dad would scurry often to my school to bring me lunch because i said that this doesn't look like what we eat at home. and he would rush in. he retired from the army after nearly 30 years, so i. i would miss his courage. i knew i would miss his fortitude, knew i would miss his encouraging words. i could do anything and i could be anything in this world. but i never imagined walking into a and saying, dad, where are you? i need you right now. i've never shared this story publicly. after we lost my dad, i came back to visit my mom in burleson, texas and i walked in the kitchen and i prayed that if it was possible for us to see someone after they'd gone that he would stand next to me in the kitchen. that didn't happen. i returned back to new york, where i, the host of the today show, and do the magic an amazing curious journey that we are all able to if we allow ourselves. i said, wait a minute, my dressing room is next. the kitchen at

when i went to temple university, they i told people i didn't know women could cook. all of my meals were prepared by my military dad. my dad would scurry often to my school to bring me lunch because i said that this doesn't look like what we eat at home. and he would rush in. he retired from the army after nearly 30 years, so i. i would miss his courage. i knew i would miss his fortitude, knew i would miss his encouraging words. i could do anything and i could be anything in this world. but i never imagined walking into a and saying, dad, where are you? i need you right now. i've never shared this story publicly. after we lost my dad, i came back to visit my mom in burleson, texas and i walked in the kitchen and i prayed that if it was possible for us to see someone after they'd gone that he would stand next to me in the kitchen. that didn't happen. i returned back to new york, where i, the host of the today show, and do the magic an amazing curious journey that we are all able to if we allow ourselves. i said, wait a minute, my dressing room is next. the kitchen at

it is at temple university in philadelphia.now the contenders, harris-walz versus trump and vance, it's time for you to an on campaign 2024 especially on the selection of minnesota governor tim walz as the democratic vice-presidential nominee. here is how you can participate. 202 in the area code for all our numbers. 2027 for an 89 for democrats. 202-748-8921 for republicans. if you are none of the above, two 02-7'8"-8922. you can us. please text 202-748-8903. and you can always participate on facebook.com, make some comments in there as well. earlier today in philadelphia as well, j.d. vance had this to say about tim walz's selection. >>'s record is a joke. he is one of the west far left radicals in the entire u.s. government at any level. i think what his selection says is that kamala harris has been the need to the far left of the party, which is what she always does. she listened to the hamas wing of the party. he selected a guy who wants to ship more manufacturing jobs to china. he wants to make the fentanyl crisis so much

i did 18 hours of a lecture at temple university in philadelphia in 2019. w the lectures are all oral and more fun. but temple lectures are accompanied by about 200 slides the powerpoint slides citing documents over portions of books that build a case for all of the wrongdoing. turns might have session i spent all consuming imagine what she goes through. available online i had make the true story of a watergate prosecutor'sec with the persecution of nixon and his top staff. publicly available to students, to scholars, and to bend the arc of history. it is pretty much agreed andrew johnson has politicized and baseless. there is agreement 1960 election was stolen from richard nixon. it's not such an outlandish thought at all. i hope i live long enough to see a situation where it becomes a generally agreed or at least understood by a number of people prosecutions were not unfairly. were not done in both regards the fifth and sixth amendment. in a time of national political turmoil understand the onslaught of partisan prosecutors. nixon was driven by a secret ca

in the meantime, voters lining up here in philadelphia to attend a rally at temple university with the the democratic ticket. and we will have that live with vice president kamala harris and her vp pick tim walz, and after the rally we will take your calls and comments, all here on c-span. earlier this year minnesota governor tim walz deliver the state of the state address touting his administration's focus and investments in education, among other topics. [applause] gov. walz: thank you all, and good evening. chaplain, thank you for the beautiful words. and please, one more round of applause for the high school choir. incredible. incredible. [applause] madam speaker and members of the minnesota house of representatives, madam majority leader and members of the minnesota senate, madame chief justice, distinguished mem

are expecting to see vice president harris introduce her running mate at a rally on tuesday at temple universityld trump and his running mate jd vance have a campaign rally set for tomorrow in atlanta and another next friday in bozeman, montana. ktvu is your election headquarters leading up to november. you can find the latest stories, announcements and developments around the clock by downloading the fox local app on your streaming device. >> new at ten. police in several sonoma county communities are trying to get to the bottom of a rash of car tire thefts over the last week, vehicle owners in santa rosa, rohnert park and petaluma all say they have had their cars stripped down to the rims. ktvu zac sos is live in petaluma tonight with the latest on this investigation. zach >> yeah, and all three of the police departments now investigating this. they have been sharing information with each other. the thieves, they have been targeting certain models of honda's and toyotas and targeting them all in the overnight hours. now, car owners who own those makes and models being targeted, they are unders

here at the library in 2020 that's posted and i did 18 hours of lectures at temple university in philadelphia in 2019. now the hugh hewitt lectures are all oral and more fun. the temple lectures are accompanied by about 200 slides powerpoint slides. citing documents or portions of books that build a case for all of the wrongdoing. what my wife of 48 years terms my nixon obsession has been all consuming. imagine what she goes through. but by making my research available online. i helped to make the true story of watergate prosecution prosecutors, really the persecution of nixon and his top staff. publicly available to students to scholars to researchers and over time to bend the arch of history. it's pretty much agreed today that the first impeachment of andrew johnson. back after the civil war was politicized in baseless. it's growing that there's agreement that the 1960 election was stolen from richard nixon. that's not such an outlandish thought at all. i hope i live long enough to see a situation. where it becomes generally agreed or at least understood by a number of people that the water

the vice president and governor then held their first joint rally before a packed crowd at temple university in philadelphia last night. thousands of supporters stood in the rain. they wrapped around blocks hoping to get inside the 10,000-seat venue. according to the harris campaign they squeezed in about 14,000 attendees between the arena and overflow area. on truth social -- they took it to truth social. the harris campaign mocked donald trump on his own social media site with a photo comparing last night's crowd with a rally trump held in the same venue back in june with a noticeably smaller crowd. in her remarks last night vice president harris praised walz and explained why she chose him to join her ticket. >> since the day that i announced my candidacy, i setout to find a partner who can help build this brighter future. a leader who will help unite our nation and move us forward, a fighter for the middle class, a patriot who believes as i do in the extraordinary promise of america. a promise -- a promise of freedom, opportunity, and justice not just for some but for all. so pennsylvani

the two of them will be here together at temple university tonight for their first-inperson appearance of the day. back to you. >>> also this morning, tropical storm debby is crawling slowly up the atlantic coastline, bringing torrential downpours and flooding to historic cities like savannah, georgia, and charleston, south carolina. savannah's mayor telling residents to hunker down and expect a rough day. al is tracking the storm for us. he's back now for the very latest. hi, al. >> hey, guys. good morning. and the rain fall will be the big problem with this storm. right now it is still churning up along 20 miles southwest of savannah, georgia. 45 miles an hour winds. northeast movement at 6 miles an hour. tornado watches between 5:00 p.m. from charleston up into north carolina. we are watching another land fall thursday sometime around 2:00 with 50 mile-per-hour winds bringing anywhere from 7 to 18 inches of rain. and then rockets up along the eastern seaboard bringing heavy rain, strong winds, power outages and flooding. in fact, big storms today in the northeast and great lakes mea

hold her first campaign rally with her new running mates for that will happen on the campus of temple university in philadelphia. today she is reportedly meeting face-to-face with three people on a short list but let's go to madeleine rivera is alive in washington. she is following all the latest. >> these potential contenders have had experience, background and vulnerability vetted. now vice president kamala harris see how much chemistry she has with the finalists paper that "washington post" harris is meeting with minnesota governor tim wiles, josh shapiro in arizona senator mark kelly in d.c. today. other possible candidates jd pritzker transportation secretary pete buttigieg are also set to meet with harris electability will be key and harris decision as well as she looks to court independent and moderate voters prefer that reason kelly and shapiro are thought to be at the top of the list both hailing from battleground states. on saturday kelly released a post on x highlighting his accomplishment. >> when i got to the senate i did not waste any time paris stood up to big pharma, ending decad

[applause] rachel, dean at temple university beasley school of law . [applause] and we are welcoming back janai nelson. thank you for joining us. hurricane things off, we will do this in the order of when the abortion decision came down. we will start with the alliance for hippocratic medicine. in that case, antiabortion physicians including dentists, -- challenged the fda's approval of mifepristone. mifepristone is the first medication for terminating a pregnancy and it works by blocking progesterone. people often don't know what we are talking about. that's what the medication does. progesterone stops the pregnancy from growing. the second medication is taken after 48 hours after the dose of mifepristone. the antiabortion advocates claimed in their challenge that mifepristone should be removed from the market completely because of claims of harm that patients and providers were suffering harm from the medication. kimberly, can you talk, and of course, anyone can jump in at any point, about this case -- the arguments the antiabortion advocates put for

, the pair is going to appear together for the first time as a joint ticket on the campus of temple universityking off a battleground state tour abridged because stops in georgia and north carolina had to be dropped because of the track of tropical storm debby. black suvs left the walz's home less than an hour ago, greeted by cheers from neighbors who gathered outside. we begin with yamiche alcindor, chuck todd, susan page, and michael sheeran. yamiche, take us inside the process. we know somewhat of what went on overnight. what made harris make her decision? >> reporter: vice president harris made this decision based on a number of things. she made it this morning. she went to bed last night and said she wanted to sleep on it. this morning she told her staff what her decision was. of course, it was tim walz of minnesota, the governor there. this came down to personal rapport, someone she feels like she can trust, someone who will have her back, especially as this campaign goes on and they expect republican attacks to become more and more pointed. his executive experience as a governor who not

in choosing the running mate and the chemistry between the pair that was clear last night at temple universityrris calling him coach walz. >> thank you, madam vice president, for the trust you put in me. maybe more so, thank you for bringing back the joy. donald trump sees the world a little differently than us. like all regular people i grew up with in the heartland, j.d. studied at yale. had his career funded by silicon valley billionaires. then wrote a best seller trashing that community. come on! that's not what middle america is. these guys are creepy. yes, just weird at hell. that's what you see. that's what you see. >> the harris campaign introducing walz to the nation as a midwestern dad, highlighting his values, his biography, his accomplishments as governor. republicans trying to define walz as a far left progressive. >> this is a radical human being who comes from the far left wing of the democratic party. what kamala harris is telling all of us by selecting tim walz is she bends the knee to the far left of the democratic party. she's done it every single time in government. she's d

are expecting to see vice president harris introduce her running mate at a rally on tuesday at temple university she will be meeting with vice president contenders this weekend. donald trump and his running mate j.d. vance have a campaign rally set for tomorrow in atlanta and another next friday in bozeman, montana. >> the secret service today said local law enforcement and pennsylvania state police bear no responsibility for the security failures prior to the trump assassination attempt, the secret service held its first news conference since the attempted assassination. three weeks ago. acting director ronald roe acknowledged the agency's failure to protect trump and the people attending the campaign rally. he says the secret service should have had better eyes on the roofline where the gunman was for at least five minutes before he started shooting. >> no way should any state or local agency supporting us in butler on july 13th be held responsible for our secret service failure? >> campaign rally site acting director roe promised accountability for any policy failures connected to the attempt

arnolt he watch the news yesterday but just yesterday i was at that rally, over 10,000 in fact temple universitys packed and when donald trump was about a month ago, it was not news about half capacity. they are doing rallies all over, there is a new generation of leaders stepping up in our country, very excited to. >> you just picketed a candidate for the past six months you have had a cadaver a candidate do it -- we never did any of these rallies. i am similar trying to give you little pat on the back there, congratulations for action is starting to have a campaign, is very impressive. [ chuckling ] >> a lot of people are calling it a sugar rush, it's the honeymoon phase. through it and a 10 million raised in three weeks, 400,000 new volunteers because they are raising energy and i will tell you people are tired of the same old same old and i will tell you it is palpable, people step up especially my brother and sister veterans, tim walz, a command surgeon major it, deployed overseas, has minnesota, job creation, lowest on a limb and -- >> he did not go overseas! >> trace that is not your numb

they are at temple university. they're set to speak at any moment now.ve look at what's happening there. as the stage is set. we see the harris and waltz signs up there with the american flag. they dim the lights inside of this 10,000 seat arena. usually where they play basketball games. their temple and they are set to walk out at any moment. so we're keeping our eye on this. and as this develops, we'll keep you updated right here on kron 4 this afternoon. major milestone for the highness restoration process. the fuel dock at the behind a small nearly a year after that devastating wildfire. and this is welcome news for local boaters as crews have installed some new state-of-the-art equipment to make the fuel dock reliable. and also self-sustaining. >> this is big undertaking. no one knew. so we got into it did a lot of inspections. what was down there? and we did. we said, well, when we have are going to have this chance to make this happen. >> people are excited about it. i tgink it opens up, you know, not just for commercial voters, but for recreation

when i went to temple university i told them i didn't know women could cook all of my meals were prepared my military dad and he was scurry off to bring me lunch because i said dad this doesn't look like what we eat at home. and he would rush in and he retired from the army, after nearly 30 years. so i knew i would miss his courage, i knew i would miss his fortitude i knew i would miss encouraging wortd that i can do anything and be anything in this world. but i never imagined walking into a kitchen and saying dad where are you? i need you right now. i've never shared this story publicly after we lost my dad, i came back to visit my mom in burleson, texas i walked in the kitchen and i prayed that if it was possible -- for us to see someone after they had gone -- that he had stand next to me in the kitchen. that didn't happen. i returned back to new york where i was a host of the today show. and through the magic and amazing curious journey that we're all able to live if we allow ourselves -- i said wait a minute, my dressing room is next to the kitchen. at the today's show, there's food.

yesterday and with governor walz and with the vice president in philadelphia at that rally at temple university. he has been a phenomenal -- neil: i know that and i know that and governor shapiro was there but governor shapiro had to feel world. he looked like a sure thing and all of a sudden he was left at the alter. what happened? >> he was a top two, neil. because governor walz has been in a second term, served 12 years in congress. he obviously served 24 years in our us army so it's an embarrassment of riches just because she had to pick one over the other doesn't mean the other one should be slighted. this is a new generation of leaders that america desperately needs right now, as we've gone through covid -- neil: but they didn't want a jewish vice president, why was that? >> i love you, brother, but her husband doug is jewish. come on. neil: i understand that. i understand that, but what happened? >> what happened is that she had a final three interview. two were veterans, one was not and she picked one of the veterans it was mark kelly, tim walz and josh shapiro and it wasn't a slight on

walz will deliver remarks at the harris for president event at temple university.sota where he said, quote, i think all of you know, you don't wake up as a schoolteacher just angry about something and figure out how to get elected to congress, and become the governor, and then life comes at you fast. whatever happens. okay. let's bring in the co-host of msnbc's "the weekend," former senior adviser and chief spokesperson to vice president kamala harris, symone sanders town end. what is your gut? >> look, my gut says that the vice president has likely made a decision but the events of yesterday, with the attack on americans in the base in iraq, has maybe derailed a little bit or just, you know, put a pause on when she was making that information known to others. but i still think we are on track to see today a vice president with her running mate. i know everybody has their favorites. folks are like, so and so would be so good for this. governor shapiro is great for that. governor walz is good for this. the reality is, this is the first presidential level decision th

from temple university in north philadelphia, where just a short time ago, the kamala harris, tim walz holes campaign began in earnest to 16 days since replacing joe biden at the top of the ticket and three months until election day, vice president harris showcase sure first big executive decision and it's a decision that left pennsylvania's governor and democratic rising star josh shapiro zero, the running mate, runner-up, and relegated to being a warmup act tonight. instead, she chose the governor of minnesota, someone arguably more progressive there have been josh shapiro, less less-known and less highly touted by party insiders. but someone the vice president to use a 2024 campaign term, fives with it has a story that she was eager to tell tonight to those who know him best. >> tim is more than a governor to his wife when he is a husband to his kids. hope and gus, he is a dad to its fellow veterans. he is sergeant major wall do the people of southern minnesota for 12 years, he was congress christmas to his former high school students. he was mr. wall and to his former high school f

up to the rafters and trump had been at that same location and he didn't fill that arena at temple university. so i think he's really got to be very upset. he's watching comma paris steal the headlines, still the enthusiasm, still the attention getting the news stories, getting live tv coverage, raising $36 million at $31 million or whatever it was in the past 24 hours on top of the $310 million you raised last month. these are the things that donald trump was supposed to be doing, supposed to be leading in. so i think it's really exciting they'll said we haven't seen in some democratic party since 2008 when barak obama was a candidate. >> watching harris herself. i mean, obviously there's so much focus on governor walz. i don't think that that is always going to be there. it's because he is new to the ticket, but watching her on the campaign trail, given we saw her four years ago and she was running in the democratic primary. take for example tonight there were there were some protesters at her event, listened to how she handled this protest for interrupting her because we believe in democra

. >> they will make take their debut on the stage behind me here at temple university.s the culmination of a whirlwind two-week campaign to get governor walz on the ticket as he was out campaigning for vice president harris. her team was watching very carefully, but i am told it is that sunday meeting at the naval observatory worried in washington, her residence, of course, were they really slick she found him authentic. schiff, found him to be a good governing partner that we're short time ago. her campaign police this video introducing the country to governor walz my dad was in the army with his encouragement, i joined the army national guard when i was 17. >> i served for 24 years i used my gi benefits to go to college and become a public school teacher i coach football in touch social studies for 20 years so from being a social studies teacher, he was elected hunger is in 2006, 12 years in congress, and then was elected to governor, currently serving as his second term. >> there's no doubt he has a progressive record right now as minnesota governor, he started out w

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two kamala harris and who knows who make their first joint appearance at a campaign rally at temple university. let's jump right and with some of the best-sourced reporters on the story and jamie gangel, your reporting show that just harris is focused right now on governor josh shapiro of the commonwealth of pennsylvania and governor walz of minnesota, arizona senator mark kelly is still theoretically in the running, although it seems like the reporting suggests it's down to walls and shapiro, you also have some new reporting that the meetings over the weekend might have made a difference? >> absolutely. just to be clear, no one has been eliminated, but we really do think it's down to waltz and shapiro according to multiple sources. so let me take your were finally getting a sense of the vetting and i'm told that's due pennsylvania first. that governor shapiro had an excellent meeting with vice president harris and that in the vetting some of the questions that were asked were what role do you see as vice president? are you going are you interested in becoming president again there were a lot

but that's that arena bits. 14000 people here at temple university. and we watched people lineup stumbling around the block, a block about the size of 2 football fields she get in there. sounds, isn't them unable to make it still lined up around the block because they want to hear what which this candidate has to say. and a number of people we asked, are you happy or are you more fired up? the cumberland harris is that the job of that ticket in jo variety, every single one we talked to said yes, one person said you liked uh, biting. but he was happy. harris was there other than that, literally every what he said here here's is they're fired up about this new to john . good sense of what's going on outside the whole philadelphia, of course, we'll join you as things progress. thanks very much. all right, let's close over to washington dc. what joy training is a political strategist and lawyer and joins as hell and i'll just say a joy. i'll just preempt the fact that we may have to interrupt this interview if color does get on the stage, but hopefully sh

streaming on max this is cnn breaking news welcome to a special edition of outfront live from temple university in north philly. we're just moments ago, vice president kamala harris and her brand new running mate, minnesota governor tim walz made their first joint appearance as the presumptive democratic presidential and vice presidential ticket good evening. i am jake tapper in philadelphia, and i'm kaitlan collins in new york. harris may not have picked the most recognizable of candidates, but you saw him on stage with her harris and the vp that is but all know, midwestern governor, they collect during the vetting process, we are told because of walz is quote, happy go lucky and joyful presence. a connection that you could see on stage tonight thank you madam vice president for the trust you put in me, but maybe more so thank you for bringing back the joy i'm thrilled to be on this journey with you and doug minnesota strengths comes from our values our commitment to working together to seeing past our differences do always being willing to lend a helping hand. those are the same values i lear

and the story came back to mind when we were on our way to walk in to temple university when i heardabout the fact that our democratic nominee for president of the united states had made her vice presidential pick that we are all super excited about. but they were looking for something. and i knew what they were looking for. we must take a page out of my grandmother's book, that domestic worker from south carolina, and remember that our democratic nominee has spoken, and that is it, period, end of story. [cheers and applause] "how do you know, cherelle parker, that others will attempt to use, divide, and conquer, to bring us apart so that we can take our eyes off the prize and the only northstar that should be in all of our hearts, mind, and spirit, and that is making sure that kamala harris and tim walz are the next president and vice president of the united states of america. [cheers and applause] when i tell you that my spirit is full at this moment, it is beaming with pride and dignity and gratitude, gratitude for our president, joe biden, who dedicated his life -- [cheers and ap

they are speaking at a capacity crowd, actually i think it's beyond capacity crowd, at temple universityn philadelphia. campaign tells us there's more than 12,000 people at this event. you heard governor walz shouting out to the people at the top, you came here to sit way up there. as you know, we are not going back. before the two spoke the crowd went bananas for pennsylvania's governor josh shapiro. came close to being named the vice presidential running mate himself. the crowd went bananas as he gave a rip roaring speech before this very fired up crowd. than the nomine herself, kamala harris, gave remarks in detail, introducing america to a figure is popular in his home state but not widely known outside of a. the vast majority of americans saying today in the polling done upon his selection as her vice presidential running mate, american saying they don't have an opinion because i do not know him. she, taking the time and her remarks to introduce him in detail and her newly announced running mate himself giving the kind of speech that shows way she picked him. the two appeared togeth

might be a beyond capacity crowd at temple university in philadelphia. campaign tells us there are more than 12,000 people. at this event. you know we are not going back. before the two of them spoke, this crowd went absolutely bananas for josh shapiro who came very close to being named the vice presidential running mate himself. the crowd went bananas as shapiro gave a rip roaring speech before this very, very fired up crowd. then the nominee herself, kamala harris gave remarks in detail introducing america to a figure popular in his home state, but not widely known outside of it. vast majority of americans saying today in the instant polling then upon his selection, as her vice presidential running mate, vast majority of americans say they don't have an opinion of him because they do not know him. she taking the time today in her remarks to introduce him in detail and then her newly announced running mate himself giving the kind of speech that shows why she picked him. two of them together appearing as a ticket for the first time right now. they will d