Time. Learn more about balance and brighton at laura gueler. Com anderson cooper, 360 weeknight today on cnn how long will the honeymoon last? i m michael smerconish in philadelphia, vice president kamala harris has been on a roll. Democrats are enthused. The money is rolling in a record $310 million in the month of july alone. And poll show harris outpacing president biden s prix give us numbers. She s now running even with donald trump yesterday, she officially secured enough delegates to lock up the democratic presidential nomination the launch has been flawless, but choreographed and careful to avoid unscripted moments. But there are intangibles on the horizon. Last wednesday, a hamas leader was executed in tehran on presumably by israel in response to the attack of october 7 iran supreme leader has vowed revenge and the world awaits the next move. This on top of expectation that lebanon will respond after israel killed a hezbollah leader on tuesday in beirut no wonder the new york
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In an elaborate but rain soaked ceremony. In a world first, the olympic opening ceremony was held outside of the stadium with thousands of athletes sailing down the river seine. Our sports correspondent patrick gearey reports. Paris, never more spectacularly the city of lights. An evening drenched in sound, colour and city of lights. An evening drenched in sound, colourand rain. This city of lights. An evening drenched in sound, colour and rain. This was always going to be a more watery opening ceremony than ever before. The river seine but you can t play the plan the weather. Team gb s flag bearers were a rower and a diver. They are used to water. Yeah, definitely hasn t diver. They are used to water. Yeah, definitely hasn t dampened diver. They are used to water. Yeah, definitely hasn t dampened the definitely hasn t dampened the spirits. Team gb are definitely out in full force and the fans on the bank arejust amazing. In full force and the fans on the bank are just amazing.