save your often is going on right now. so what are you waiting for assignment with audie cornish? listen wherever you get your podcasts you re in the cnn newsroom. hi everyone. i m jessica dean in new york just two days after former president donald trump and his new running mate, j.d. vance formally accepted the gop nomination. they re hitting the campaign trail together with first-time as well. also be trump s first rally since last saturday s assassination attempt in pennsylvania that shooting leading to changes at tonight s rally. cnn s kristen holmes is live for us in grand rapids, michigan where that rally is going on. now, kristen, what s it like on the ground just it just started seeing some of the families drooping out trump is here. we expect donald trump on the stage at any moment, we actually heard from j.d. vance or layer, the first time he went to a campaign event, started talking to the people the vice presidential nominee. here s what he said president tru
what happened to her last husband? whoever did this was very evil. the hurt, the anger. it makes you question everybody. it seems alive, somehow, in the appalachians of the tennessee mountains. the creepy tendrils of mountain misted snake and swirl. like lies. there is gold in there, somewhere, so they say. a sort of place where you could strike it rich, or maybe get away with murder. very scary. shocking. and devastating. so, after that serious death here, who can anyone trust? dearest friends? the royal betrayal come to mind? oh, absolutely. brothers in arms? it s beyond disturbing. closest family? she looked at me as if she wished i was, dead. maybe no one. we were always looking over our shoulder. it might still be, had it not been for him. pretty shocking stuff? i don t think i will work anything like this again in my career, just because of the different twists and turns. yes. in that toxic swamp of secret identities, of heroes and vi
apparently an african-american in good standing was in fact a secret agent working on behalf of global white supremacy. what an assignment. a white supremacist in south-central, imagine that. and for more than 50 years no one had any idea this was going on. larry elder spent decades in the public eye as a radio show host and not one person during that time guessed the terrible truth. and then last month, the crack investigative team at the los angeles times finally broke the story. larry elder is the black face of white supremacy read a newspaper. you ve been warned. busted! head of the l.a. times discover this? it took real journalism. there were none of the so-called telltale signs. no one caught him re-segregating water fountains were burning a cross on somebody s lawn. no, it was far more subtle than that and much more dangerous. instead, larry elder publicly insisted on exercising his constitutional rights and then running for political office. worse and more, larr
want to hear an amazing story? so as a child growing up in south-central los angeles, larry elder had a secret. elder s father, who was a janitor, was black. so was elder s mother. so were 80% of the people in their neighborhood and all appearances, larry elder seemed black too. that is with the people around him always assumed. little did they know that this child of south central, apparently an african-american in good standing was in fact a secret agent working on behalf of global white supremacy. what an assignment. a white supremacist in south-central, imagine that. and for more than 50 years no one had any idea this was going on. larry elder spent decades in the public eye as a radio show host and not one person during that time guessed the terrible truth. and then last month, the crack investigative team at the los angeles times finally broke the story. larry elder is the black face of white supremacy read a newspaper. you ve been warned. busted! head of the l.a.
it also open the door to more vaccine mandates? we are seeing a rise in cases and hospitalizations in the country and daily reported deaths. surpassing 1,000 for the first time in five months. nearly all of those in the unvaccinated. i want to get to our senior medical correspondent. as we look at this, there are a number of people who have said i m not getting that shot until it has full approval. now it does. what does this mean? reporter: it means that it could make a difference. i think that we shouldn t expect a tsunami of people to say now it s been approved and i ll get it. there s so much misinformation on social media. it s hard to counteract that. let s look at the hope of what this full approval could do. as i said, it could encourage unvaccinated people to get the shot, but no one should rely on that. it allows pfizer to advertise. they weren t allowed to advertise with emergency use authorization. but pharmaceutical companies good at advertising and making conv