which is three and half months to go until election day and after a roller coaster month that has only added to the uncertainty of the season the presidential race has entered a new phase in one corner democrats are continuing to debate whether or not joe biden should remain the presumptive nominee. meanwhile republicans are coming off a big week that has energize their base. tonight, the gop s official ticket will make its debut on the campaign trail. donald trump and his newly minted running mate j.d. vance will headline a rally later today in grand rapids. a city in the state of michigan. it will also mark the former president s first appearance sense a 20-year-old gunman attempted to assassinate him after a campaign stop in pennsylvania last saturday. that and let one rally go were dead and injured three others, including donald trump. all we gather republican national convention members of trump s team and other allies claim the assassination attempt was a life-changing
for gmg and picture your life in motion. john: fox news alert looking at battleground michigan were vice president harris is about to speak over the most prominent sitting democrat yet come adam schiff called on her boss, joe biden, to drop out of the race. schiff says he has serious concerns as to whether biden can beat donald trump. with that welcome to our four of america reports i m john roberts in washington. sander, it s kind of like, you know, what is the best way to put it? sandra: you at a loss for words? this never happens. john: i am just trying to figure out a gentle way of saying they are ganging up on him. sandra: got yet. this is the most prominent democrat to call on him to step down although he did say if he stays and he will support him and it s ultimately his dec decision. that makes listening for kamala harris in a few moments kind of interesting. she is expected to speak in 20 minutes. we will be listening to her remarks live and see if she has
so high. california s gubernatorial recall election is in the final stretch with voters heading to the polls tomorrow. can governor gavin newsom hang on to his job? we ll be following that. we re going to begin with the bid for tennis history that came up just short last night at the u.s. open. there it is. medvedev makes his own history. wow. top-ranked novak jovic failed to complete the grand slam falling in straight sets to medvedev in yesterday s u.s. open finals. med very desk denied djokovic what would have been the first calendar grand slam since 1969. djokovic remains tied with nadal with 20 career majors. let s bring in right now veteran sports columnist mike. everybody was there to see history being made. djokovic get his 21st career grand slam. really from the beginning, this is to take nothing away from medvedev, nothing to take i can say his name perfectly by the way, nothing to take anything away from him, but it was almost like djokovic didn t have
welcome to our viewers in the uk and around the world. in the next few minutes we will look at what the papers here in the uk are saying about afghanistan but first let s remind ourselves of what us presidentjoe biden had to say. we will respond with force and position at our time at the place we choose and a moment of our choosing. here s what you need to know. these isis terrorists will not win. we will rescue the americans there. we will rescue the americans there. we will get our afghan allies out and our mission will go on. america will not be intimidated and i have the utmost confidence in our brief service members will continue to execute this mission with courage and honour to save lives and americans are afghan allies out of afghanistan. well, we can speak now to adam weinstein who served with us forces in afghanistan and is now at the quincy institute, where he specialises in security, and rule of law in afghanistan and pakistan. thank you forjoining us and it is a
catastrophic collapse 12 days ago. just a short time ago, officials there confirmed the demolition was a success, created safer conditions for teams there that they can now access more of the rubble. the pile that was closest to the remaining structure was effectively inaccessible by our search and rescue people, and so when i went out there this morning, of course, the whole building s now down. they were on that pile that had been difficult for them to access, and so they re making a lot of progress. but with better access, officials say searchers sadly found three more bodies. that brings the latest number of confirmed dead to 27. 118 people are still missing. but now, search and rescue crews must also brace for severe weather. the outer bands of tropical storm elsa expected to bring strong winds, heavy rains and possible flooding. cnn s natasha chen is in surfside for us. natasha, are search teams doing anything differently now with this storm approaching? reporter: