and i went to school in delaware, i went to the university of delaware, my history basically was in delaware before i went into the service. i tried to enlist in the service the minute we were attacked by japan, but i was color blind and i couldn't get in. but they had what they called the enlisted reserve corps, which they let college students go into with the idea that you would serve a basic training and then you would go back to school and their thinking was that maybe this war wasn't going to go too far. you go back to school and you start again, wherever you left off. so i want to try to enlist, i was color blind, has to go back. finally, i got in the army but i was restricted and what i could do. i want to texas for basic training. i spent 16 weeks in texas. they sent me from texas to the university of connecticut, to continue my education. unfortunately, when i got to the university of connecticut, i found out i had had everything that they were teaching, i had already been through. so i reported to them that i was wasting my time and they suggested that they would send me up to mit.

school in delaware. i went to the university of delaware. my history was in delaware before i went to the service. i tried to enlist in the service. the minute we were attacked by japan. i was colorblind. calledd what they the enlisted reserves core. they let college students go into with the idea that you would serve basic training and then you would go back to school and the thinking was maybe this war wasn't going to go too far. you go back to school and start again. i tried to enlist, i was colorblind. finally i got in the army. i was restricted in what i could do. for basictexas training. me from texas to the university of connecticut to continue my education. out i had everything they were teaching. we reported to them that i was wasting my time. they suggested they would send me to m.i.t. that is what happened. they sent me to m.i.t. i did my job at m.i.t. from m.i.t. i was sent to nyu. from nyu i went to los alamos. what were you studying at m.i.t.? >> i was basically in engineering the whole time. that is what i had done in college.

, delaware. my family had a construction business there, which was quite old. it is still in business. and i went to school in delaware, i went to the university of delaware. so my history basically was in delaware before i went into the service. now i tried to enlist in the service the minute we were attacked by japan. but i was colorblind. and i could not get in. but they had what they called the enlisted reserve corps. they let college students go into it with the idea that you would serve a basic training and then you would go back to school, and the thinking was maybe this war wasn't going to go too far. so you would go back to school and you would start again wherever you left off. i went to try to enlist, but i was colorblind. had to go back. finally i got in the army. but i was restricted in what i could do. i went to texas for basic training. i spent 16 weeks in texas. they sent me from texas to the university of connecticut to continue my education. and unfortunately, when i got to the

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with his late son beau which was formed when they both served as attorneys general of california and delaware respectively, played a role in his decision to choose her as his running mate. but there was some doubt about their eventual partnership after the first democratic presidential debate, primetime, miami, florida, when senator harris launched a haymaker and confronted biden to his opposition of busing. however, as biden wrote on a note card that was widely seen, picked up by a photographer last month, he holds no grudges, to quote him, something that he made clear when he chose the candidate. we want to begin our coverage with our own andrea mitchell, a veteran of many presidential campaigns who joins us now by phone. from inside the ai dupont high school in wilmington, that part of country has been pounded by summer thunderstorms and severe weather today. hey, andrea. >> reporter: brian, in fact we're still outside. we were pounded by those storms, knocking out a lot of our gear, they're preparing to check our temperatures to bring us in, so this is going to start an hour later than or

that airport only about 20 miles away from biden's house in delaware. she was only on the ground for about three hours, but there is no indication today where any of the women on the short list stand, and even though biden did tell us in the clip you saw that he has made a selection, we don't know yet if he reached out to the woman he picked to tell them they won the veepstakes. jon? jon: peter i'm so disappointed for you but you are doing a great job reporting on the process. [laughter] jon: than thanks peter. let's bring in deputy campaign manager for trump 2016 and also 2020 trump campaign surrogate. 13 names on the list of possible vice presidential contenders for joe biden. we can put them up. they all happen to be women. do you have an assessment as to

hillary vaughn in wilmington, delaware. we'll start with blake, latest on stimulus negotiations picked up again but stuck in neutral, right? reporter: picked up again, jackie, going absolutely nowhere it seems. top democrats here in washington, chuck schumer, nancy pelosi, they put out a statement in the last hour, that they spoke with the treasury secretary, top negotiator for the white house today, they say it was mnuchin that initiated the conversation. afterwards pelosi took to twitter and said the following, democrats compromised. we repeatedly said we're willing to come down a trillion if they're willing to come up a trillion. clear that the administration does not grasp the magnitude of the problems americans are facing. that is the democrat take. the response at the white house came from the communications director, elissa farah. let's be clear, president trump, not speaker pelosi who took action for hard-working americans and extended unemployment insurance for millions of americans who want to get back to work. th

your phone calls following their first joint appearance in delaware. we will go to linda, latrobe, pennsylvania. republican line. what you think. caller: i really appreciate it. it is given me the most hope i've had in the last three years. hears so nice to actually what is important to the american people. i am an american first, a republican second. we have to get back to basics. we are a country of diversity, and this is what has made america great. it is not what made us bad or what trump has come to think made us bed. it is made us look great and look good around the world. it gave other countries talk about democracies. ours just said to see country in despair right now. as a republican, i can honestly say i was not sure about trump. i did not vote for trump. i am glad i did not vote for trump. i support this ticket. i hope a lot more true patriotic americans do. love supersedes hate. we do not need division. we need unity. you should be happy if someone moves into your neighborhood to better themselves. it should not be used as a scare tactic. w

we still don't know where in delaware biden plans to accept

what are you doing in delaware? >> this is where joe biden will be delivering his acceptance speech here in delaware. ( silence ) >> all right, well, thank you so much. there he is. that's tim, our inside source livet at the d.n.c. convention in milwaukee. >> delaware. i mean, wilmington, delaware. >> just pretend you're in milwaukee, bro. just shut -- be quiet, please. my bad, trevor. i thought he was going to have some footage for you, man. >> trevor: don't sweat it, roy, you tried. that's what counts. we're going to take a short break so i can fire roy, but when we return, another trump associate may be headed to prison. stay tuned to find out who. ♪ wanna show you places in my mind ♪ ♪ ♪ wanna show you places in my mind ♪ ♪ uh, we-we be living for this - i'm ready for this ♪ ♪ wanna show you places in my mind ♪ ♪ inside my mind ♪ wanna show you places in my mind ♪ ♪ inside my mind ♪ only lay's has chips that taste so light...so airy... so crispy. one taste, and you're in love. simon p

and basically, i grew up in wilmington, delaware. my family had a construction business there, which was quite old. it is still in business. delawaret to school in i went to the university of , delaware. so my history basically was in delaware before i went into the service. now i tried to enlist in the service the minute we were attacked by japan. but i was colorblind. and i could not get in. but they had what they called the enlisted reserves core. reserve corps. which they let college students go into with the idea that you would serve a basic training and then you would go back to school, and the thinking was maybe this war wasn't going to go too far. so you would go back to school and you would start again wherever you left off. i went to try to enlist, but i was colorblind. had to go back. finally i got in the army. but i was restricted in what i could do. i went to texas for basic training. texas. 16 weeks in they sent me from texas to the university of connecticut to continue my education. and unfortunately, when i got to the

>>> and good evening tonight from delaware. there is a lot of news to get to tonight. the fires raging the death toll growing and the two tropical systems we're now tracking, both headed for the u.s. next week. we're going to time this out tonight. but we're here in delaware. we just sat down, the first joint brf with joe biden and kamala harris. it comes hours after joe biden accepted the nomination for president more than 30 years after he first ran further office. robin roberts and i will have the entire interviews sunday night, but you the first clips right here tonight. joe biden's acceptance speech promising to heal a divided nation, saying he is the democratic candidate but wants to be an american candidate to bring light and hope to this season of america. his wife jill joining him on stage as well as senator kamala harris and her husband doug. they celebrated with supporters in their cars at a safe distance outside, the fireworks in the sky over delaware. they were both aware of the crises in this country, the pandemic, the economy, the fight for racial justic

or reporting for us in a delaware thank you very much. well today german chancellor angela merkel met in berlin with a climate activists a grazer turned back and the ways annoyed it is guns are concrete steps to mitigate the effects of climate change and they talked about how to keep the public's attention on the climate amid the coronavirus pandemic. it's been 2 years since swedish climate activists claim to to bag went on strike from school for the 1st time to call for action against climate change since then her activism has led to worldwide school strikes but the global current virus pandemic has kept protesters at home a 90 minute meeting with german chancellor angela merkel on thursday provided a chance to refocus attention on the climate change crisis we want people to listen to the science and to act on the signs to act in line with the science. that is all we also that's also in our demands that we should establish annual binding called them budgets based on the contest available science and then of course based on the budget whi

let's bring indeed of easiness poll who joins us from wilmington delaware today to enos joe biden there painting a dark picture of today's america can he touch a chord with this imagery that will appeal to america's undecided voters. right and she actually wasn't the only one you know we heard that over the course of the last 3 days from many people saying these are dog times seats these are the dog darkest times in america since many many years this is really crucial for you to get out and vote so this is the main message and joe biden obviously also kind of tried to put that out will this appeal to democrats probably is because they unite kind of behind the fear of another 4 years of donald trump but is this the right message to convince undecided republicans that's a question we shall see now enos what kind of president would joe biden be and what would he do differently than the incumbent. well he made it really clear in his speed show that he sees himself as a president for everybody and this is actually trustworthy because he's in politics so we mentioned that in our little piece

her selection delaware. her selection more than just giving her a chance to be the first woman vice president, it sets her up as the future leader of her party. to talk about that, back with us in wilmington is andrea mitchell, michael steele and jason johnson. michael and jason are msnbc contributors. andrea, one word we keep hearing over and over again about kamala harris is energy. the energy she brought to the campaign trail, the energy she brings to an interview. now we know already the energy she is bringing to fund-raising. she just tweeted saying she's honored to be joe biden's running mate, but also saying hey, we've got a virtual fund-raiser tonight, pitch in. how do you see her energy being channeled? >> oh, that is a big factor. remember when jim clyburn said that joe biden has passion for the issues, but he lacks energy, that he has empathy but lacks passion. he wanted somebody with energy and charisma. that she has, and she's a great campaigner. you saw that kickoff in oakland with 20,000 peopl

of the party's presidential nomination later from his home state of delaware. i'm brinkerhoff it's good to have you with us activists here in germany are tonight planning to send a rescue plane to bring russian opposition leader alexina vonnie here to berlin for medical treatment of all he was on a flight from siberia to moscow today when he got sick and lost consciousness he was pictured drinking tea at the airport before boarding the plane t. that his spokeswoman says was poison not long after this picture was taken he became so. that the plane had to make an emergency landing he was carried off the plane in the city of almost and taken to a nearby hospital nepali is considered one of russian president vladimir putin's fiercest critics exposing corruption and organizing demonstrations despite official bans. of french president emanuel macron and germany's chancellor angela merkel have offered assistance to nevada they've been holding of somebody in the south of france as far as to offer asylum to the kremlin critic here's part of what he said today. this is d

you know reporting for us in a delaware thank you very much. well today german chancellor angela merkel met in berlin with a climate activists grazer turned biog and the ease annoyed the disgust of concrete steps to mitigate the effects of climate change and they talked about how to keep the public's attention on the climate amid the coronavirus pandemic. it's been 2 years since swedish climate activists claim to to bag went on strike from school for the 1st time to call for more action against climate change since then her activism has led to worldwide school strikes but the global current virus pandemic has kept protesters at home a 90 minute meeting with german chancellor angela merkel on thursday provided a chance to refocus attention on the climate change crisis we want people to listen to the science and to act on the science to back in line with science. that is all we also that's also in our demands that we should establish annual binding call them budgets based on the contest available science and then of course based on the budgets wh

the former vice president and his running mate, senator kamala harris, appearing together in delaware, walking out in masks. socially distanced. joe biden saying he has no doubt he made the right pick, that her story is america's story. biden referencing trump's attacks already, calling harris nasty. saying is anyone surprised that donald trumps that a problem with a strong woman? senator harris saying he's ready to get to work. that when she's had doubts about these times, she thinks about the doctors and nurses on the front lines, the farmers, the factory workers. on racism and systemic injustice, she says there is a new coalition of conscience. and what she said about her friendship with joe biden's late son, beau. and what she said about father and son. the former vice president with his head down. the emotion on his face. >>> president trump speaking right after, as he and his campaign release competing messages on this new ticket. and president trump saying again today suburban housewives will be voting for me. and his reason why. >>> also tonight, the new and dire warning from

(música) (música) (música) (música) (música) el cantante john legend en vivo desde wilmington, delaware, está en marcha esta histórica convención, imágenes de lo que será la gran noche de joe biden son las 6 y media costa oeste, 9 y media de la noche del otro lado del país, en minutos joe biden aceptará la nominación a la presidencia . >> es un sueño en su larga carrera política , a los 77 años consigue que se haga realidad, en wilmington, delaware está cristina londoño, cómo es el ambiente?. >> seres humanos, con la interpretación de john legend, hay 146 autos, invitados selectos del partido demócrata, a veces empiezan a celebrar, y a veces el ambiente se torna sombrío, casi luctuoso cuando hablan de la realidad dl país y dicen que están en una campaña para salvar la democracia . >> (música) . >> la expectativa frente al centro chase es grande en el estacionamiento convertido en autocine senadores de la campaña demócrata podrán ver de cerca en términos de pandemia a su binomio presidencial. >> quiero esperar al vicepresidente, y el futuro presidente de nuestra

but we are here in delaware because we just sat down with the democratic ticket. the first joint interview with former vice president joe biden and senator kamala harris. it comes hours after joe biden accepted the nomination for president more than 30 years after he first ran for the office. they did not hold back today. no questions off the table. robin roberts and i will have the entire interviews sunday night, but the first clips right here tonight. joe biden's acceptance speech promising to heal a divided nation, saying he is the democratic candidate, but wants to be an american president, to bring light and hope to this season of darkness in america. his wife jill joining him on stage as well as senator kamala harris and her husband doug. and then in these unusual times, they celebrated with supporters who were in their cars at a safe distance at a drive-in event outside, the fireworks in the sky over delaware. they were both aware of the crises in this country -- the pandemic, the economy, the fight for racial justice. they told us they would unveil a new p

what are you doing in delaware? >> this is where joe biden will be delivering his acceptance speech here in delaware. ( silence ) >> all right, well, thank you so much. there he is. that's tim, our inside source livet at the d.n.c. convention in milwaukee. >> delaware. i mean, wilmington, delaware. >> just pretend you're in milwaukee, bro. just shut -- be quiet, please. my bad, trevor. i thought he was going to have some footage for you, man. >> trevor: don't sweat it, roy, you tried. that's what counts. we're going to take a short break so i can fire roy, but when we return, another trump associate may be headed to prison. stay tuned to find out who. ♪ wanna show you places in my mind ♪ ♪ ♪ wanna show you places in my mind ♪ ♪ uh, we-we be living for this - i'm ready for this ♪ ♪ wanna show you places in my mind ♪ ♪ inside my mind ♪ wanna show you places in my mind ♪ ♪ inside my mind ♪ that's weird... come on... great... are you for real? uggggh!!! ahh... so maybe just a cable? we can he

they are going to be speaking together there in that gymnasium in delaware. we are going to squeeze in a quick break. stay with us. shishito. burrito. raw kitfo. fried shiso. pork chop. soda pop. soursop. hot pot. scallop. kebab. brussels sprout. sauerkraut. fresh-caught trout. alfalfa sprout. we are america's kitchen. doordash. every flavor welcome. an army family who is always at the ready. so when they got a little surprise... two!? ...they didn't panic. they got a bigger car for their soon-to-be-bigger family. after shopping around for insurance, they called usaa - who helped find the right coverage for them and even some much-needed savings. that was the easy part. usaa insurance is made the way liz and mike need it- easy. >>> joe biden and his running mate kamala harris are about to speak together in delaware for the first time. the event will begin any moment. i should say the first time as running mates on the democratic ticket. i want to bring in cnn's jeff zeleny. he is back with us. and this is the effective launch of the ticket, jeff. but what mig

we get to delaware. karl rove, your thoughts on this night and how republicans may be looking at this we? >> well, first of all let me say that i'm in deep debt agreement with everybodyer who spoke earlier. i hated the videoeo swing around the country. i'm a traditionalist. i wanted the people in the goofy hats and many outfits to stand up and say, they're great people of ohio... instead, we w got the video were generally one person there. also frankly hated the keynote. i thought the tape that had at theat beginning with snippets ot of keynotes starting with senator in a way in hawaii from 1960 was more illuminating and uplifting then jumping twitter o twitter to twitter, as each one of them got to spit at 140 characters to go on to another person. i might be in the minority. i get it that i do have to say the democrats did something tonight other of bill clinton's that therepublicans ought to ret whether it's bill clinton talkig about covid, did you notice that how many people in the roll call made a r

it is folder reporting for us from the convention in delaware let's take a look now at some of the other stories making the news today days after mali's president was ousted in a military coup neighboring governments are pressuring coup leaders to return every member of the car kited to power was african countries fears of political upheaval could allow islam us to again gain ground in the region. at least 6 people have died in california and wildfires sparked by lightning tens of thousands have been evacuated from their homes in the san francisco bay area authorities say dozens of houses have been burned to the ground. it's developers now where opposition politician svetlana titian of style has called for more strikes and factories across the country that to try to force new presidential elections. fled to lithuania after rejecting the results of the presidential election earlier this month she told supporters not to give in to intimidation into span strike action meanwhile bill racine prosecutors have opened the criminal investigation into opposition members after they called for a tra

i am excited that delaware will go last. he is already over the top, clearly, but just to show the type of energy and enthusiasm -- i want to echo what chris said. the biden campaign reached out to bill clinton because he wanted to make that connection between economy and covid-19. i think he did an excellent job. we heard from carter, we heard from kennedy, it was nice to bring back some of the great leaders of democrats passed. >> martha: brett, your thoughts on the evening so far as we wait for delaware to be the final state to nominate joe biden. >> i was fascinated to see bill clinton after all these years. i covered his presidency a long time ago. i always wonder how he is going to be doing as the years go by. i remember four years ago at the convention when he made that speech on behalf of hillary clinton, i remember saying, they didn't call him the big dog for nothing. he can summon it for a heck of a speech. i must say, a little different reaction, i was struck by how old he seemed tonight. his voice is failing, and

passes.are >> delaware passes. democrats abroad. >> we represent millions of americans who live outside the united states. americans abroad can make a difference in the states that will decide this year's elections. we need your help to elect a president who will restore our standing around the world. casting 10-- we are votes for bernie sanders and seven votes for joe biden. >> district of columbia. >> welcome to the best city in the world. has raised d.c. families, paid taxes and served in the military, just like every american in the 50 states. the house of representatives just passed an historic piece of legislation to make washington, d.c. the 51st state. plaza,ack lives matter we proudly cast one vote for bernie sanders and 43 votes for the next president of the united states, joe biden. >> florida. >> when my daughter was murdered, joe biden called to share our families grief. i quickly learned about his decency and civility, but i also learned about his toughness and how he has beaten the nra. together with

as we said earlier, about 150 car loads of mostly delaware democrats. this is probably the biggest night in delaware political y siory since they were the first state to sign the constitution. so kind of a big deal around here. eut this is what the biden campaign put together very quickly when they realized they could not get to milwaukee for the convention. we're told that biden is now here. will be taking the stage shortly. and watching that great recap from major, i can't help but think back to his 2008 presidential campaign. i was a slightly younger reporter and was one of the few who went to see him at one point in iowa. he was driving around the state in an aerostar van with hunter and two other aides. and was it the morning after ben swrer bhutto was killed in pakistan. we talked about that at length. he went and talked to about 20 people. a few weeks later he was out of the race. four years later he didn't win iowa again, and here he is tonight, again, fulfilling a dream he's had for several decades. >> o'donnell: an important point to make out

air force one to wilmington, delaware, and we picked things up with peter doocy and what we can expect tonight as the president comes in on the plane. peter. >> bill, good afternoon. all of exactly one year ago on an afternoon like this one in iowa, joe biden answered questions about why he was running for president with a question of his own. could i die happily having never heard a will to the chief played for me? yeah. the acceptance speech, one closer to a shot of having a field to the chief play for him. back then there were still two dozen democrats in the field and the last man standing is accepting the democratic party's nomination formal drivers cory booker, andrew yang, pete buttigieg and tributes to biden from his daughter ashley and son hunter biden with a former vp vigorously dependent -- defended with conflicts of interest with his business dealings. the trump campaign is hoping to steal a little bit of the spotlight, to own the air with a biplane holding a banner that says joe biden is losing it from a vote trumped 2020. the biden campaign told us what to expect from thi

. >> harris and biden making their first appearance together in biden's home state of delaware on the same stage but socially distanced. harris sharply criticized the president's handling of the pandemic and the economic fallout. jessica dean has more from washington. >> reporter: the first look at an historic ticket. >> i had a great choice, but i have no doubt that i picked the right person to join me as the next vice president of the united states of america and that's senator kamala harris. >> reporter: newly named vice presidential candidate kamala harris joining joe biden in delaware. >> i couldn't be prouder to be by his side running to represent you, the people. >> reporter: biden taking president trump's criticism of his pick head on. >> is anyone surprised donald trump has a problem with a strong woman or strong women had grassroots fundraising. >> yesterday we more than doubled our previous record and in doing so we set a single day record for online political fundraising and i think i know why. >> reporter: today's events come just one day after biden announced his histori

are we going to see them out in the delaware philly area? will he see them traveling to battleground states? can you give us a sense of what we can expect in the next couple of months until election day? >> go ahead. >> i will start and then i will pass it to kate, but i will say we have announced the vice president and senator harris will be participating in a joint interview that we hope you will all tune in to see this sunday. and as vice president biden has been doing since the onset of this pandemic, he has been traveling to battleground states, doing virtual travel, as has dr. biden. we expect senator harris will participate in them as well. will you see them on the ground in presidential battleground states? if the science allows it. we are listening to the experts and to the doctors. because we are connected virtually does not mean we are not reaching actual voters. those are some of the things you can expect. >> that is exactly right. i would just reiterate that from the outset, we have let the public health guidelines be our north

passes.are >> delaware passes. democrats abroad. >> we represent millions of americans who live outside the united states. americans abroad can make a difference in the states that will decide this year's elections. we need your help to elect a president who will restore our standing around the world. casting 10-- we are votes for bernie sanders and seven votes for joe biden. >> district of columbia. >> welcome to the best city in the world. has raised d.c. families, paid taxes and served in the military, just like every american in the 50 states. the house of representatives just passed an historic piece of legislation to make washington, d.c. the 51st state. plaza,ack lives matter we proudly cast one vote for bernie sanders and 43 votes for the next president of the united states, joe biden. >> florida. >> when my daughter was murdered, joe biden called to share our families grief. i quickly learned about his decency and civility, but i also learned about his toughness and how he has beaten the nra. together with

the former vice president and his running mate, senator kamala harris, appearing together in delaware, walking out in masks. socially distanced. joe biden saying he has no doubt he made the right pick, that her story is america's story. biden referencing trump's attacks already, calling harris nasty. saying is anyone surprised that donald trump has a problem with a strong woman? senator harris then saying she's ready to get to work. that whenever she's had doubts about these times, she thinks about the doctors and nurses on the front lines, the farmers, the factory workers. on racism and systemic injustice, she said there is a new coalition of conscience. and what she said about her friendship with joe biden's late son, beau. and what she said about father and son. the former vice president with his head down. the emotion on his face. >>> president trump speaking right after, addressing the pandemic, pointing to the markets, as he and his campaign deliver competing messages on this new biden/harris ticket. and president trump saying again today suburban housewives will be voting for m

venus poll in delaware, thank you. well, the pandemic is reshaping the biotech industry as investors pile into support small companies in the hope that they can produce a vaccine. one of the firms in this race is the german company curevac whose ceo has told dw news aims to have a vaccine on the market by next year. >> a german pharmaceutical compmpany, 20 yearss old, 480 employees and dreams of changing the world. it has its sights set on the most sought-afafter of prizes,sa roronavis vaccine and a a newly liststed company i is making progress. >> we are planning to have the vaccine ready somewhere next year depending on the date that wewe are rununning clinical tris that may be broadened after clinical data that we expect in september and october but it should be affordable so we should not overdo it with price. there are certain settings already done. we are on a very low cost of goodods and it s should be refld in the price as well. i would guess somewhere between 10 and 15 years. >> when curevac went public, his s

but we have team coverage of the convention with a d w z as a whole in wilmington delaware where biden made his speech and you have a reporter william a glue craft here with me in the studio in as i want to start with you what do you make of this speech and do you think biden a lived up to the expectations of the evening. yes clear i mean there were the reactions are overwhelmingly positive even. like reporters from fox news which is known to be very pro trumpet praise his consistency praise biden's energy. praise the way he really reached out to all americans to both sides don't some didn't like it too said it was a weak speech but yes really one of the rare person so i think biden made it don it is his 3rd attempt to gain the weight white white house to win the white house and today he really i think came a pretty big stiff step closer when there was a strong message of unity throughout the convention and in this speech tonight in particular but are these just lofty ideals or do you think biden really can unify such a polarized country. now that is a very good question and who knows

with me now is nbc news krount mike memoli who remains in wilmington, delaware. mike, first let's start with what do we expect to hear from the ticket today? and what have they -- what have they learned in their briefing so far? >> well, chuck, what we're seeing today is something that has actually been happening privately for joe biden for the last four months. in may, his campaign announced the formation of what they called a public health advisory panel made up of a number of former obama administration officials including the former surgeon general and a number of other health experts. what we're seeing today is that presentation, which biden has been saying he's had three or four days a week, happening in front of the press, in front of the public, and it really speaks to the way the biden campaign has been modeling itself for the last two months. les campaigning, more governing. this is an exact -- we heard the former vice president as he introduced kamala harris yesterday, saying he asked her to have the same relationship as his vice president that he had

crowds outside of their event in wilmington, delaware. when you can quantify, though, is cold, hard cash. $26 million in 24 hours, the best fundraising day of the campaign, and not just your usual biden donor either. the campaign is boasting 150,000 new donors. first-time donors who came to them in the wake of this announcement. so, clearly, a big day for growing their grassroots base. typically at a point like this in a campaign when you just got a newly minted ticket they'd be taking that show on the road. right now the road looks a little different. we'll see them in wilmington, delaware, for a briefing with public health officials. it will hammer home the point both of them made yesterday. the rhetorical contrast between how the biden/harris administration would take on this pandemic versus how the trump/pence administration has taken on this pandemic. and they're not just talking about it. i imagine today as we see them at this roundtable with public health officials that we're going to see them let some of those officials do the tal

and as the celebrations go on there in wilmington delaware we bring in alan fischer who is our correspondent outside where that is happening allan what did you make of it. might just be having a little bit of trouble with alan fischer there at the moment but maybe he can hear me now alan fischer our correspondent and i'm going to go to someone was actually. yeah go for it allan. it's an intriguing speech isn't it it's a very intriguing speech joe biden had to rise to the moment i think most people would accept that he did i got a text from someone who kept in touch with over the years who is a republican and iowa they said that joe biden looked presidential this evening and they said did you see donald trump earlier on today making their own trust i think he made the point that he has a plan for the future he laid out the 4 key areas that he sees a grave concern at the moment he called it the perfect storm that is the corporate crisis the financial crisis climate change and also the battle for racial justice if you take the republicans and what they've been saying over the last few months as

reporter william glick kroft and also with our correspondent in as a poll who is standing by for us in delaware from where joe biden it was making that speech as i began it with you even as what did you make of the speech that we just heard from joe biden. well he really play to his strength i think it was a very convincing speech he was there he was to the point to say open the speech and that was kind of his major topic give people light he presented himself as someone who is positive who has an idea who has an understanding how to unify this country again he pointed out 4 major topics it was the economy obviously he wants to focus on fighting the pun demick racial unjust and i found that interesting he also mentioned climate change as one of the most of the 4 most important topics so i think he delivered what people were expecting he presented himself in front of the flocks rather than sitting in the oval office than being on the conventional stage and speaking about these 4 crises as he called them of biden very much he did paint a picture of a candidacy that if he were president he could h

live in greenville, delaware, i'm matt delucia. back to you. >> now, governor newsom and kamala harris have a friendship that goes back more than two decades. you may remember, he backed her campaign for presidency and had only praise for her today. >> my -- my insight, in terms of the character and the competency and her devotion to the cause that i think unites the vast majority of us. her empathy. her compassion. her -- her learnedness, her doggedness, her commitment to solving problems, not just to identifying problems. >> newsom was elected mayor in san francisco in 2003. the same year that harris became san francisco's da. now, if biden-harris win, governor newsom will appoint a replacement to serve out the balance of harris's term. that replacement would likely run to fill the seat permanently in 2022 general elections. newsom says he won't even think about who to appoint until after the november election. >> president trump said he only caught glimpses of today's big event for biden and harris. he then echoed what he said y

. >> delaware. >> delaware passes. >> delaware passes. democrats abroad. >> we represent the millions of americans who live outside the united states and vote back home. americans abroad can make a difference in the states that will desite this year's elections. we need your help to elect a president to restore our standing around the world. democrats abroad is proud to cast ten votes for bernie sanders and seven votes for our next president, joe biden. >> district of columbia. >> welcome to my hometown and the best city in the world. washington, d.c. is 706,000 residents strong. we raise families, pay taxes and serve the united states military just like every american in the 50 states. the house of representatives just passed an historic piece of legislation to make washington, d.c. the 51st state. from black lives matter plaza, the district of columbia proudly casts one vote for bernie sanders, and 43 votes for the next president of the united states, joe biden. >> florida. >> when my daughter was murdered in parkland, joe biden called

some gathered in cars outside the chase center in delaware. supporters of president trump also showed up in what is likely a preview of the election season. images of social justice also marked the final night. a powerful tribute to one of the party's giants, civil rights icon john lewis. >> governor gavin newsom made a surprise appearance after his speech was canceled and he used that as a time to point to the current wildfire crisis as a pitch for joe biden. >> reporter: that's right. governor gavin newsom was supposed to be a speaker tonight but had to shoot this video instead arguing climate change is real. here is a clip. >> this is an extraordinary moment in our history. mother nature has now joined this conversation around climate change. and so we too need to advance that conversation anew. >> reporter: and governor gavin newsom went on to take aim at the president for his comments about california's wildfire prevention and suppression efforts and he criticized and took aim at the administration's environmental roll backs, referencing

cnn has more from biden's hometown of wilmington, delaware. >> reporter: good morning. the democratic ticket is set as joe biden selected california senator kamala harris as his running mate. biden informed harris of his decision over a zoom call from his delaware home on tuesday. now biden and harris had faced off against each other in the democratic presidential primary, including that heated debate moment over school bussing but ultimately biden said he doesn't hold grudges and decided to go with an experienced campaigner as his partner on the democratic ticket. harris is one of only three women to make it to the vice presidential slot for a major party following geraldine ferraro and sarah palin. she's making history of her own as first women of color to be vice presidential nominee for a major party. harris is the daughter of immigrants. her mother from india. her father from jamaica. this is quite the historic ticket as biden had faced some pressure to select a woman of color as his running mate. biden and harris will appear together for the first time as the demo

due to formally accept his party's presidential nomination later this evening from his home state of delaware. i'm off to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome activists here in germany are tonight planning to send a rescue plane to bring russian opposition leader alexina vallie here to berlin for medical treatment of all the was on a flight from siberia to moscow today when he lost consciousness he. seat last seen drinking tea at the airport before boarding the plane tea that his spokeswoman says was poisoned and not long afterwards he became so ill that the plane had to land early he was carried off the plane in the city of ohm skin taken to a hospital there the volley is considered one of president vladimir putin's fiercest russian critics he has repeatedly been arrested at political demonstrations or french president emanuel macron in germany's chancellor angela merkel have offered assistance tune of all need they have been holding a summit in the south of france mccrone went as far as to offer asylum to the kremlin critic today here's part of what he

let's discuss that and more with the governor of delaware. you signed a bill expanding mail-in voting in delaware last month. does the warning from the postal service concern you that they won't be able to take advantage of the new option? >> it is concerning, jim. it is actually outrageous that somehow we would not provide the funding necessary for the postal service to process those ballots submitted by mail by delawareans. we passed the legislation at the end of june. in light of the pandemic conditions in our state and around the country we wanted everyone to vote in a way that was safe so they could do it by mail. ballot in hand state, meaning the ballots have to be in hand on election day. the postal service needs to process those mail-in ballots for every ballot to count. outrageous that the funding would not be there to let it happen. >> this is all coming as the president is waging his own battle against mail-in voting. how concerned are you that the people in your state may believe the mistruths that he is putting out there about th

we will keep going until we get to delaware. meantime, we want to get a check on where the asian markets are going. there's a big storm brewing. we go to sophie kamaruddin in hong kong for a market check. sophie: that would be the typhoon that just shut down hong kong public transportation this morning. we're going to wait to see if the session will continue as normal. take a look at the board. chinese stockstill laggard in the region while the msci index index is extending gains. gaugeout the tech heavy with the china holding a three-day rally with a battery maker falling on its earnings. we have seen some diversions when it comes to the yuan. we have the offshore rate continuing to trade below 692 this morning. i want to pull out the chart on the terminal for a broader look at where asian stocks stand in relation to their u.s. peers. you are seeing the correlation breakdown with the msci index first a correlation with the s&p 500 in negative territory amid the diversions we are seeing on earnings, policies and now politics. da

jon sopel, bbc news, wilmington, delaware. lets speak to our north america correspondent david willis. our correspondent david willis. landmark moment in w been our landmark moment in what's been an unusual presidential year so far given that we are in the middle of a pandemic. how much is kamala harris addition to the ticket a game changer? i think it could be. it certainly will energise the ticket. no question about that. we saw a very carefully choreographed event injoe bidens hometown of wilmington delaware. kamala harris introduced for the first time. and as i mentioned, the biting campaign, ithink and as i mentioned, the biting campaign, i think looking for her to energise african—american voters in particular. these are the people who are they natural constituency of the democrats. but haven't turned out to vote in consistent numbers. certainly in recent years was up certainly in recent years was up and didn't do so when hillary clinton ran four years ago. today i should mention it marks the third anniversary of the r

well i think as we are here in delaware in his home state i'm sure that will he will play his family background you which we already have seen that during this night you know they put in a lot of hints that he is such a great father that to took care of his 2 sons when his wife got killed in a car accident and his younger daughter he will play his experience and he will present himself as someone who can unite this country as as kind of a peacemaker as someone who is very well known on the political stage and in the different corners i shall say so this is something he will try to deliver and again i'm sure that he will give everything to make him selve illegible for 4 republican voters because they this will be crucial. probably it's not enough if they get the dems to the palace they probably need some former republicans to really win back the white house all right so even as paul in wilmington delaware and william glue craft here with me in the studio with him back to you soon shortly we are hearing now is that biden's children have begun introducing him at the democratic national

jon sopel, bbc news, wilmington, delaware. let's speak to our north america correspondent david willis. david, whatever your politics, this is a moment. it certainly is, mike, and these are of course extraordinary times, coronavirus and all, hence kamala harris made her campaign trail debut in front of a virtually deserted high school gymnasium in joe biden‘s hometown of delaware. joe biden described ms harris as somebody who is ready to do the job on day one and described it as a battle for the soul of america. and speaking of the third anniversary of the riots in cha rlottesville in anniversary of the riots in charlottesville in virginia involving neo—nazis and white supremacists, joe biden says it was the remarks after the skirmishes, when donald trump said there were some good people on both sides, the prompting —— prompted him to get into the presidential race. kamala harris condemned president trump's mishandling of the coronavirus pandemic, saying america is crying out for leadership and the biden campaign has s

. >> out in delaware will be watching. of special coverage of the deborah democratic national convention starts right now. take, bret. it's me when it was martha, not dana with the dogs. thank you. a good evening, i'm bret baier coming to you live with the start of the music, home of the presidential candidate joe biden. breaking tonight, for hours and the longtime senator for the second smallest state in the nation and former vice president will accept his party's nomination and the che center behind me as we said, they're getting the music ready and he's expecting the biggest job and in the world potentially. fox team coverage tonight and john roberts at the white house with the presidents programming. just outside biden's birthplace in scranton, pennsylvania, with a potent political punch. we begin with corresponding peter doocy in wilmington tonight and a rare glints of the democratic nominee today. good evening. >> good evening, this is about to become the first-ever democratic convention driving. right now, made 100

nice to see when delaware. some breaking news from the first criminal case and john durham's investigation into the origins of the russia probe, a former fbi lawyer expected to plead guilty to making a false statement. his attorney says his client believes the information was accurate but now realizes what he did was wrong. near th the presidents golf club where he is heading a bit later today, good afternoon. >> you can expect president trump will be weighing in on this probably at some point this weekend whether through a tweet or other comments. meanwhile, his name is kevin kleinsmith, former fbi attorney as you mentioned, has agreed to plead guilty to falsifying a document as part of the john durham investigation. john durham, the u.s. attorney based in connecticut looking at the origins of the russia investigation put in there by attorney general bill barr more than a year ago but this is the first tangible result from the durham investigation which makes that critical. according to the document released t