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. Lets get right to cnns. As soon as mj lee, whos here in filling up to the crowd is pumped what are voters telling you there . Theres no question, jake, that there is really newsy asm in this arena. Im sure youve sent that to all took a little walk around to talk to the folks that are in this room and there were a couple of things that really stood out to me, jake for one, the birders in this arena very much really brutally, the Kamala Harris represents something new and somethinG Different. This has to do with her age. It has to do with that she is a woman. It also has to do with her race. One woman i was talking to actually
Members of team usa. A lot ahead for surge of the lead with Jake Tapper starts right now this is cnn Breaking News youre looking live at Temple University in the group great city of brotherly love philadelphia, where in just minutes, Vice President Kamala Harris and her freshly picked Running Mate, minnesota governor tim walz, will make their very first joint appearance as the democratic ticket for President S and Vice President. Welcome to the lead. Im philly zone. Jake tapper why our Camila Harrison . And walls making their debut here in philly. Well, because it is the biggest city in must win pennsylvania, where trump will overperform if past is precedent in the rural counties and townships, making it vital for the democrats to rack up as many votes as they can here In Philadelphia and the surrounding suburbs, the socalled collar counties. Vice president harris, as of last night, had not decided whom she would pick to serve as her own Vice President ial Running Mates. So were told s
south and the midwest. this case has consequence, big ones. the fact that the conservative-led court agreed to consider the case suggests that it s poised to, at least at a minimum, scale backcourt precedent. there s also the possibility they reverse it outright. in a separate dispute the court is considering a texas law that bars the procedure after six weeks. the justices have allowed that law to remain in place for three months now which essentially rendered roe v. wade moot in the country s second largest case. let s beginning with cnn justice correspondent jessica schneider. jessica, walk us through what we ll see today and i imagine what we might be able to glean from the questions we hear from the justices. reporter: that s exactly what the questions will be, what these conservative justices might think about the possibility of overturning roe v. wade and which might vote for overturning roe v. wade. of course, this will be live streamed audio only. all eyes and ea
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of palestinian statehood. the rejection was approved unanimously in a cabinet vote put forward by prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and the latest talks on a ceasefire between israel and hamas have been described as not very promising. qatar s prime minister, who made the comments, said, time is not in ourfavour. we made some progress in the last few weeks, yet the last few days have not been progressing as expected and i believe there are still differences in place. let s speak to the bbc s abdelbassir hassan, who is in cairo. welcome to you. thank you for being with us. what do we understand those main differences to be? yes. with us. what do we understand those main differences to be? main differences to be? yes, so far we cannot main differences to be? yes, so far we cannot confirm main differences to be? yes, so far we cannot confirm there main differences to be? yes, so far we cannot confirm there are - main differences to be? yes, so far we cannot confirm th