live in milwaukee at the site of the republican national convention. my good friend and co-anchor, brianna keeler is live for us in the nation s capital. and here are the convention. it is the final day tonight, former president donald trump will take the stage to formally accept the republican nomination. and deliver his first major speech since nearly being assassinated trump s original plans for what he described as a humdinger of a speech, getting scrapped instead, trump writing a new speech. he says to meet the moment. and in a new video, trump is talking about that terrifying incident last weekend. let s listen this, has been our best campaign and then i got was amazing, horrible thing, amazing thing. in many ways, it changes your, your attitude, your viewpoint are live and i think honestly, i think you appreciate god even more really do something something happened i was trump gets set to speak to what appears to be a unified republican party. it s almost the compl
local leaders and getting ready to see the devastation from hurricane ida. the hurricane hit on sunday but its impact will affect communities from the gulf coast all the way up to the northeast for months to come. the death toll is now up to 61 people. most of them in northeast where the remnants triggered flooding and ten tornadoes. the flood waters are only now beginning to recede in the northeast. in the bayou, 850,000 customers are still without power. no relief from the relentless heat that still on the way. the heat insddices say they cou reach 105 today. the plan is for the president to tour a neighborhood there and others. reporter: we think it might be general area where we are this amp in the city that is west of new orleans. the brunt of hurricane ida came through here sunday night. you see the extensive damage. we re just a few blocks off the main road that cuts through town here where there are still down power lines as far as you can see. in fact, the parish
we are going to explain. we begin with something that will not just define this week but how democrats will cling to power for years to come. we are not talking about the laughable field trip on the private jet to dc. this is during the press briefing, the biden administration made clear they are going to stop at nothing to put a stranglehold on all the available information about covid. within the surgeon general s office flagging problematic posts that spread disinformation, we are working to connected medical experts with popular with our audiences with accurate information so we re getting trusted content out there. working with facebook, the phrase gets overused but this is orwellian. they are not even embarrassed by this, they thought the messaging of their coordination with these behemoths social media companies was so on point they sent the surgeon general out on the morning show circuit to sharpen the point. we ve been in conversation with technology, that en
we ll explain. we begin tonight with something that will not just define this week but reveals how democrats are going to seek to cling to power for years and years to come. we re not talking about the j.v. team of the texas dems and their laughable field trip on the private jet to d.c. yesterday at the white house during the press briefing, the biden administration made clear that they re going to stop at nothing to put a complete strangle hold on all the available information about covid. increase information research and tracking within the surgeon generals problem, flagging problematic posts for facebook that spread the information, we re working with doctors and medical experts to get trusted content out there. laura: they re working with facebook. we re helping to get trusted content out there. now, the phrase gets overused but this is orwellian. they re not even embarrassed by it. they thought the messaging of their coordination with these behemoth social media com
environment. the main one, reducing emissions. we ve heard the g7 will announce aboute $2 billion per country fromnt the g7 to help developin countries take steps away fra from high emissions coal. this announcement is a broad move from the g7 to emitting any carbon energy source. getting these countries to agree, a mainstay of energy for generations is actually pretty ambitious. we re talking about a lot of these countries signing up to have their emissions from 2010 byro 2030. that s the main goal. 2010 level of emissions had by 2030. whether we get to that is unclear. all of these leaders sign on to it and allowing diplomats to kind of hash out the details. when we hear about this later today and expecting to hear about this and some of the ambitious commitments, it s going to be light on details, but that s the kind of thing hashed out later by diplomats. sarah, after the press conference by the president he and the first lady head to windsor castle h for a meeting with