at the convention in chicago, tim wallace officially agreed to run for vice president along with harris. how do they assess the chances of their rivals at this point? vladimir putin today called our friend and colleague, vgtrk military correspondent yevgeny poddubny, who is currently undergoing treatment after being seriously wounded in the kursk region, near sudzhiya. the president wished him a speedy recovery and return to work. he also congratulated yevgeny on his birthday. today he turned 41. let me remind you that a ukrainian drone attacked the voycorr's car on august 7. shortly before that, yevgeny was preparing a story about the evacuation of residents of the kursk border area. the village of nichayev from the kursk region, the guys from the donbass wild division liberated the village of nichaev in the kursk region, war correspondents report, the arbat, pyatnashka and sarmat battalions drove the ukrainian armed forces out of the village and its environs, a little earlier our black sea infantrymen carried out another raid, the 810th brigade destroyed a machine gun point, hastily,

this is going to be one of the biggest audiences that tim wallace is going to face, and in many ways it's a chance for him to introduce himself to the american people of the. yeah, that's absolutely right. as so many americans know so little about him. he was hardly a hard household name until just a few weeks ago, when tomlin harris named tim as her rubbing made sense. so this is chance for him to explain his background, explain what he thinks he can do for the country. he has a political career. the searches back to 2006, when he was a congressman before he was the minnesota governor. but again, nobody knows much about him. so he's going to talk about his background is for teachers and his lubbock house. and he's even going to be introduced by some of his students, who as a matter of fact, go on him to run for congress. if you hear the crowds pretty excited behind we right now, that's the transportation secretary p footages who was actually considered to be when the running to be talking to la harris's running may. ultimately she went with tim was but the crowd pretty fire doctor a

tim wallace has just arrived in pittsburgh in the key battleground, states of pennsylvania. they are making this campaign stop ahead of the democratic convention which takes place on monday. both the democratic and republican candidates have been campaigning in pennsylvania this weekend. south western pennsylvania has long come on to the attention of presidential candidates. let's go straight to the level he is live in pittsburgh for us feldwood. just looking at the shots of a tele harris's plane. we are expecting her to get out of that plane before she you guys on the safe campaign. what exactly are we expecting from head trip to pittsburgh? well, i would spend a busy day even this flight arrived just a few seconds ago. in fact, it arrived literally within seconds of its original doubt full of rain, but also look at this, but it has hung up. i mean, it could read into blocks of all kinds of best. suppose i'm show, like i'll pay will bring up about putting up a store, maybe pennsylvania. but any 2nd now she's going to get off the coast to i. she's going to say bucks, i belie

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to leave this part of your from democratic presidential nominee kamala harris her running mate tim wallace at at rally in wisconsin you're watching live coverage from milwaukee here on cspan2. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> oh wow, wow, wow. thank you milwaukee. wow. wow. let me start. you're seeing a lot of great governors. i want to say a huge thank you and think of this state for giving one of the kindest one of the most visionary one of my dearest friends governor tony evers. the state produces incredible leaders. like my friend former colleague congresswoman gwen moore. mayor of this great city mayor johnson. give it up, give it up, give it up. and while she is not with us, we have got to hold the united states senate tammy baldwin back to d.c. you know, it was only a month ago the republican party gathered for their convention right here on this very spot. that does not sound like any of you watched it. but in case you didn't, after promising us a speech that was going to be about unity and promising he was a changed man, donald trump suggested us to 92 minutes of ranting and raving insanity. now look

sara sidner: wallace spoke to this madison square garden crowd during his 1968 presidential bid. tim naftali: george wallace was fighting elites. wallace also rallied disaffected members of the working class. he fashioned himself a white populist. his appeal was always a racial appeal. sara sidner: but his 1972 campaign would be the turning point. speaker: well, gentlemen, the next president of the united states, the honorable george c. wallace. [cheering] douglas brinkley: he was shot in a shopping mall in maryland, and he became crippled to the point he could never walk again. george wallace, jr.: he always thought he might be shot. he always believed it would be a head wound, and he would die from it. sara sidner: why did he think that? george wallace, jr.: because he was so volatile. he was very controversial. and he knew that. and he knew he well might be shot. he was resigned to that, though. sara sidner: do you think in any way, shape, or form that some of his vitriol, some of the way that he spoke, actually encouraged the violence that was perpetrated on him? george wallace,

if they were doing so well here, kamala harris and tim wallace would not be in the state of putting suchemphasis here. in fact we see them doing is flipping their messaging on things like no tax on tips. in fact when president trump introduced that as you will remember in las vegas at his rally the democrats initially called it a campaign gimmick and my opponent jacky rosen went as far as to say it would hurt working-class families. once they heard back from the nevadans this is a good proposal and something we want they change their tune the culinary union is now endorsing it. they understand president trump and republicans like myself are the ones leading on behalf of working-class families. jon: no democratic candidate has lost an nevada state wide since 2012 do you think you can buck that trend? >> we are certainly going to buck that trend. look, for the last four years nevadans have been living under this administration. people are really hurting. they are concerned about what to their future looks like under a kamala harris administration. she has gone along with the biden administ

but more than anything we need to remember that tim wallace is a vice presidential nominee kamala harrisop of the tippet which you need to take questions. she refuses to take questions about what direction she would take this country in. she has not had a single proposal since she became a presidential nominee by take that back last night she said she's going to limit taxes on tips. the only proposal she is hasn't she become a presidential nominee is to steal one of donald trump's ideas at a time when her administration said they would crackdown on taxation of tips for that's when they need a $7 billion f for more irs enforcement. this is the kind of flip-flopping and deception to get from kamala harris who the dangerous emphasis through global take advantage of the pass and giving healthcare to illegal aliens. her campaign claims she has change, she needs answer questions about why she changed and when she change? >> it's also important to hear from her just so there is clarification on the issues and she is going to have to respond to the tax re attacks of your or republicans about tha

with that said, tim wallac e there. kamala harris slouched over two feet below. tim at that point. just bad optics. and it was a a net negative fore both the vice president and her running mate. ques question about it. d things changed going forward after that disastrous debate d and i'm sorry, interview last night. not much of a debate, certainly ebrtainly for surefor sure, jase >> yeah. kayleigh mcgee, white, . joe concha, thank you for joining us. all right. coming up, trump held a massivpd rally in pennsylvania today where the race is neck and neck. >>ayrace is neck. the state's e candidate, dave mccormick, he'll join us. plus, heus doug schoen and lisa boothe will be here to analyze the latest polls as this special edition of "hannity" rolls on. what you're about to see is fox nation sensational hit show burst back into. drop the gun. don't miss all new episodes of crime cam 24/7. new cameras face on with the drama exposing new crimes and delivering swift justice. crime cam 24/7 new episode tonight on fox nation. >> america is streaming. hello. i am former arkansas governor mi

and then this really as try can southern 11 on us, vice president, come a lot higher assess, pick tim wallace as her running mates ahead of november's election. the 60 to sub 2 terms is coming to minnesota, bangladesh as parliament just being dissolved the following weeks. of on the rest, the 4th 5 minutes to shake a scene of to resign on slaves to india or with a 109 people were killed of demonstrations on monday. i'm more than 200 were hanging muslims have been killed and fighting and beyond. most northern rushing states in the past week, thousands of bodies have been seen off to drone and are totally strikes. i believe, to have been carried out on the banks of the mouth river. many were hidden goodwill quote in the crossfire as they tried to flee across the board into bangladesh. every fighting has taken place in the area between me and most of forces. and they are accountable. i mean, one of the most prominent on groups in the country. tony chang has moved from by and cook on the way for the right hand. good to escape from these tensions has been to get across into bangladesh. the, as we

do you think the economic message that tim wallace and kamala harris have unveiled will resonate with higher grocery prices and higher gas prices they want a leader or president that has a plan and if you look at the biden and harris track record, they helped the help the country bounce back from a once in a sentry pandemic where we were losing thousands ofjobs every month to the strongest economy in decades and the lowest unemployment record in decades and i think kamala harris will build on that. voters trust donald trump more on terms of polling than kamala harris, so what do they need to do to turn around the perception on the economy? that's why they are spending millions on advertising as you have to get your message out and remind people of the successive of what you've been part with the biden harris administration and if you look at project 2025, the republican plan for america, that would devastate working—class people, middle—class people and lower taxes on the wealthiest americans at the expense of families so there is no comparison between the candidates when it comes to

tim wallace was born in small town nebraska and grew up in a family farm.is father was in the army and he would lose his father when he was 19 years old. he died of lung cancer. walz enlisted at 17 and served 24 years in the army national guard. tim walz retired from the army national guard and command sergeant major. it's a big deal. it would become the highest- ranking enlisted soldier ever to serve in the united states congress and while he was there chaired the veterans affairs committee. before he got to congress, spent 20 years teaching high school social studies and coaching football. he took his high school football team in a few years from winning the cicely zero games. what's the opposite of undefeated, but they were that. winning the state championship for the first time in the school's history. in his remarks, governor walz expressing uncontrollable pride in that fact singing never close that yearbook. he served 12 years in congress. he was elected in a relatively conservative district in minnesota. one that had not been represented by democrat

jon: presumptive vice presidential nominee tim wallace is a busy economic plan she laid out yesterdayin. it's something her party has to defend at the democratic national convention in chicago. brandon fox news polling shows the economy is the top issue for voters. the party also have to defend itself against protesters at next week's convention. senior correspondent mike tobin is in chicago. he has more for us, live. >> was just days ago before kamala harris addresses democratic convention here in chicago she has been on the road trying to sell her economic plan. she is use the phrase opportunity economy. she promised $25000 to help first-time homebuyers make a down payment and promised a crackdown on price gouging in the food industry. >> my plan will include new penalties for opportunistic companies that exploit crises and break the rules. and we will support smaller food businesses that are trying to play by the rules and get ahead. >> in anticipation of troubles during the convention business owners have been boarding up their stores and offices near the convention but many of th

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coming up, accusations of stolen valor surrounding running mate tim wallace and now the media's cuttingickset is a great song. welcome back to the big weekend show. kamala harris and tim walz heather battleground in las vegas. harris' consider flip-flop on the border. now she is saying she'll be tough on immigration. for more with got to go to grady trimble who is white from the harris campaign event in las vegas. >> we are expecting to hear from governor walz and vice president harris the next 20 minutes or so preprogram underweight right now. we did hear from harris on her way from arizona to hear. she is in the building. she stopped and answered a few reporters questions. there's been a lot of talk this evening so far about the economy. here's what harris said about her campaign policy platform and the economy. >> next week and it will be focused on the economy and what we need to do to bring down costs and also strengthen the economy. >> we will keep waiting for that next week. harris does face a challenge particularly in the swing states out west. she has to convince voters shall b

here, you have tim wallace, who clearly understands what it means to be a family man.first child with hope. and he walks you through that process and he talks about the pain that he felt, and then you have jade events, that basically looks at women and has marginalized every single sector that he needs in order to mobilize and win. the women who are premenopausal, the women who are single, the women who love cats, i mean, there is no way that republicans right now can grow the base and you know who votes at the end of the day? women. so, tonight it was a testament, not only to the values of the democratic party, the progressive movement, but that they understand how to expand the base. i will tell you, anecdotally, both of you know, we have been looking, specifically at places like texas that you o'rourke was talking about, georgia, north carolina, and for the first time in 25 years that i have been doing this? you have kamala harris pulling at 60%, trump at 29% and rfk at 7%. for the first time since pre- obama you have literally republicans taking a second look and s

candidate, and minnesota governor tim walz, he's trying to contrast himself with his republican counterpart, vp nominee, republican jd vance. financial disclosures show wallacelars, with a few investments and government pension. vance is a multimillionaire author and investor and went to yale law school. now i grew up in butte, nebraska, a town of 400 people. i had 24 kids in my high school class, and none of them went to yale. democrat speaker yesterday featured yale alums former president bill clinton, senators cory booker and amy klobuchar, democratic party chair jaime harrison. there was also harvard alumni and transportation secretary pete buttigieg, among other ivy league graduates. many of them and others are wealthy, including illinois governor j.b. pritzker and heir to the hyatt hotel fortune. house speaker nancy pelosi. don't forget oprah. vance, the author of hillbilly elegy, has even before running for the senate, told his personal story of growing up with modest means attending yale law school and gaining notoriety and wealth, and says it's an example of the american dream. i grew up in a very poor family. i was raised by a grandmother who didn'

wallace ticket. >> i know that vice president harris is ready to take us to new heights. quickly securing the nomination with dignity and grace and choosing tim walz as our vice president. oh, what's it all for? >> john legend in oakland, sheila e delivered a tribute to prince, a native of minnesota, in a nod to walz, just part of a star studded night including a surprise appearance from oprah. >> let us choose truth. let us choose honor and let us choose joy. >> with less than 80 days until election day in a tight race, oprah and other speakers appealing to independents and undecided voters, a sentiment was echoed no matter who you are, kamala harris is going to stand up and fight for your freedom to live the life that you want to lead. trump campaign was quick to criticize walz, saying he spent exactly zero minutes sharing specific policy plans. all eyes now on kamala harris and her big night as she prepares to deliver the biggest speech of her career. reporting in chicago, greg lee, ktvu, fox two news and ktvu political analyst brian sobel says walz delivered what he had to do, opening up to voters about who he is as a family man and candi

. >> wallace's department is also recommending people in that age group mask up at indoor public settings until this surge is over in mill valley. tim johns abc seven news. >> this is a story we've been following for a while. the redevelopment of the hunters point naval shipyard. it covers roughly 500 acres, but there is toxic waste. and last year, radioactive material was found at the site. nearby residents ended up suing over the cleanup effort. the chronicle says the navy today agreed to expand the toxic cleanup, which is going to further delay the project could take an additional 18 months as the navy retests some of the sites. the shipyard was heavily used by the navy during the cold war. >> it's a crushing blow to one of the bay area's flagship companies. intel's stock plummeted about 5% today, and another 19% after hours. news broke that it will lay off 15% of its staff. that amounts to about 15,000 jobs. the santa clara based company is struggling to keep up with more ai focused computer chip makers like nvidia. intel says these layoffs will help them restructure and save $10 billion next year. >> cracking the case detective

wallace tell you his message for them. plus what he has to say about whether he intends to run for governor. >> kron 4 is your election headquarters and minnesota governor tim walz introduced himself to america today as kamala harris's, newly announced running mate, mother ali and philadelphia, highlighting and enthusiastic response from the democrat. >> kron four's catherine heenan is live in the newsroom. now to give us the very latest. hi, catherine. yeah, there was a lot of enthusiasm just a couple of weeks for member tim walz has gone from being a little known midwestern governor to a democratic star. one aiming for the white today's rally was his official debut and was the first time a lot of voters have had the chance to see and hear him. >> it was big welcome is the vice president and her new running mate took the stage in philadelphia. governor tim waltz looking and sounding. i'm amazed at times almost as though he's trying to take all of this >> this campaign is a fight for the future. >> harris listed some of the titles he's had ranging from father coach congressman governor. long long minutes went by before she finally turn the microphone over t

chris wallace and casey are with us right now. governor timely unknown to most of the people who will be watching the speech. what does he need to do to introduce himself? >> a significant moment for him since so many people have never had a chance to hear from him before. i think that one of the things walls can do and one of the things i think that harris chose him from talking to democrats about how she went through that is he does have an authentic way of speaking to some of the voters that quite frankly, democrats have lost in recent elections. rural voters and white working-class voters. he has authentic experiences on working on the farm as part of the national guard and as a public school teacher. that is something and it is a profile that makes expansions beyond where democrats have seen the most growth among their voters share. they have gone with josh shapiro and he comes from a more suburban, well educated profile. i am interested to see how he leaned into that. i thought the joke president obama made at his expense last night and

. >> wallace's department is also recommending people in that age group mask up at indoor public settings until this surge is over in mill valley. timohns abc seven news. >> this is a story we've been following for a while. the redevelopment of the hunters point naval shipyard. it covers roughly 500 acres, but there is toxic waste. and last year, radioactive material was found at the site. nearby residents ended up suing over the cleanup effort. the chronicle says the navy today agreed to expand the toxic cleanup, which is going to further delay the project could take an additional 18 months as the navy retests some of the sites. the shipyard was heavily used by the navy during the cold war. >> it's a crushing blow to one of the bay area's flagship companies. intel's stock plummeted about 5% today, and another 19% after hours. news broke that it will lay off 15% of its staff. that amounts to about 15,000 jobs. the santa clara based company is struggling to keep up with more ai focused computer chip makers like nvidia. intel says these layoffs will help them restructure and save $10 billion next year. >> cracking the case detectives

say mark when i was on set last night with chris wallace, he made this point saying that like the degree and the ways in which they're trying to go after timalz, mean this letter that came out from military members in congress questioning his service, et cetera. show that they're worried about him? yeah. >> yeah. yeah. yeah. exactly. if if you want to know where they feel vulnerable, just look where the attacks are common. >> yeah. and we've talked about beer. i also wonder if we should have a glass that, you know, who do you want to have a glass of wine with, right? because like let's look at what oprah speaking of jd the vance had to say because the thing that has broken through even to oprah winfrey, which tells you where her viewers may be on this is of course, the childless cat ladies reference watch we don't have the childless go at here it's coming. >> i'm told it's coming patient's case. >> patients, at least mike pence was polite j.d. >> vance is one of those guys thanks. if you don't live the life that he has in mind for you, then you don't count senator when i deployed to afghanistan, i didn't have kids done many of the men and

tim walz as a teacher as well. >> what impact has he had on your life? >> so i'm gonna change up and call him mr. wallace. now because as a teacher, i would say he definitely inspired me he really brought down the classroom live not only in a social studies class, we didn't just learn geography amounts. you really dove in a culture and kind of inspired us to really understand and respect people. i also got the opportunity to have me of my football coach and then later on, he recruited me into the national guard along with my brother and some other students. i know sgt we do appreciate your time. thank you so much for being with us. >> you're welcome. thank you, john. >> all right. back with a scott jennings and joining us former republican congressman adam kinzinger, who is lieutenant colonel, and the wisconsin air national guard so-called reason. >> let me just start with you or colonel, i'll call you colonel in this case. based on everything you've heard now what is your feeling on how governor walz has depicted his service i think it's just fine. >> i mean, look, first off, let me just say i'm scared t

wallace ticket. >> i know that vice president harris is ready to take us to new heights. quickly securing the nomination with dignity and grace and choosing tim walz as our vice president. oh, what's it all for? >> john legend in oakland, sheila e delivered a tribute to prince, a native of minnesota, in a nod to walz, just part of a star studded night including a surprise appearance from oprah. >> let us choose truth. let us choose honor and let us choose joy. >> with less than 80 days until election day in a tight race, oprah and other speakers appealing to independents and undecided voters, a sentiment was echoed no matter who you are. >> kamala harris is going to stand up and fight for your freedom to live the life that you want to lead. >> tonight, the trump campaign was quick to criticize walz, saying he spent zero minutes offering a specific plan. now all the attention shifts to tomorrow night and vice president kamala harris as she prepares to deliver the biggest speech of her career as she accepts the nomination to be the party's nominee for president. reporting live in chicago greg lee, ktvu, fox two news, claudine and greg. >> it ha

tim. >> after months of drama and debate today, the legislature advanced a bipartisan package of public safety bill supporters say will tackle the issue of organized retail theft. and california's fentanyl epidemic. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace shares a look at the legislation and has reaction from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. >> aisd 36 knows one the bill passes with that vote. members of the legislature overwhelmingly advanced a bipartisan package of public safety bills. among the california retail theft reduction it will create a penalty of prison time up to 3 years for those convicted of stealing property with the intent to sell it. the bill will also allow for what's known as aggregation, meaning several thefts committed by one person over a two-year period can all add up to meet the larger penalty for grand theft. also included in the package, a bill to increase penalties for car break-ins and another bill to expand a diversion and rehab programs for people in lieu of prison. and for those experiencing substance use disorders, these bills or get driven, packed communities safer and but it all comes after a summer of drama in the legislature. all starting up. your critics expressed concerns the bill package doe

wallace ticket. here's what republican vice presidential nominee, senator j.d vance said earlier today, take a listen i think it's interesting actually, they make an interesting tag team because of course tim waltz allowed rioters to burn down minneapolis in the summer of 2020. >> and then the few who got caught, kamala harris help bail him out of jail but jamal, your reaction? well clearly going just a full-on negative going after this ideological attack, but doesn't hold up and hold up, wait underwater. here's the problem with kamala harris. >> you've got a da who put people in jail for committing crimes for attacking, take, robbing older ladies and taken care of in burglarizing houses she, did that as da come on, harris carries a curative guns. >> she owns the gun owner, tim walz is a gun owner. these are not the kind of card carrying liberal tropes that it is that people want to portray it. i think what will happen with this ticket is they will present a level of strength come on harris, the da she's tough, she's a fighters and a nail down trump to the wall the ever getting on a debate stage. tim walz, is it gives you kind of comforting feeling. he is somebody that let's, you know, if

wallace ticket. >> i know that vice president harris is ready to take us to new heights. quickly securing the nomination with dignity and grace and choosing tim walz as our vice president. oh, what's it all for? >> john legend in oakland, sheila e delivered a tribute to prince, a native of minnesota, in a nod to walz, just part of a star studded night including a surprise appearance from oprah. >> let us choose truth. let us choose honor and let us choose joy. >> with less than 80 days until election day in a tight race, oprah and other speakers appealing to independents and undecided voters, a sentiment was echoed no matter who you are. >> kamala harris is going to stand up and fight for your freedom to live the life that you want to lead. >> trump campaign was quick to criticize walz, saying he spent exactly zero minutes sharing specific policy plans. all eyes now on kamala harris and her big night as she prepares to deliver the biggest speech of her career. reporting in chicago greg lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> 704 your time this morning we will expect to see more protests today on the final day of the democratic national convention. my goa

wallace. with t minus 72 days until the election a tale of different campaigns is coming into razor sharp focus. on the one hand vice president kamala harris and governor tim walz riding high after last week's democratic national convention, poised to hit the ground running in the all important battleground state of georgia with a bus tour and a rally later this week. on the other hand you have the ex-president who after struggling to reclaim the spotlight last week as 26.2 million americans tuned into the democratic national convention spent the last 24 hours flip-flopping and second guessing whether he's going to show up to that debate with vice president harris in september on the 10th in philadelphia. last night he hinted that he was considering skipping the only debate the two campaigns to. posting a litany of grievances and complaints about the moderators of that debate, abc news, wondering aloud, quote, why would i do the debate against kamala harris on that network? and attempt to go play the role of television producer himself telling everybody to, quote, stay tuned. then came news of an impasse between the two campaigns over ground rules, specifi