Good to be with you. Night two of the democratic national convention begins in just a couple of hours. Speaking tonight, the party s greatest living orator. President barack obama. Along with only person who consistently eclipses him. His wife, michelle, who boasts one of the highest democratic approval ratings ever. But harris and walz won t be there tonight. Instead, they re heading to milwaukee hosting a rally in the very place republicans nominated donald trump just a few weeks ago. The imagery alone will say a lot. Especially if they can pack the venue. But the decision on the city and the time is what s most significant. A visit to milwaukee, wisconsin, the heart of the blue wall, tonight in the heart of her own convention. How will she tailor her message to those particular voters? john nichols is here with us to explain where harris and trump stand among working class voters in the upper midwest. Donald trump is appearing without a crowd in howell, michigan. The campaign calls
2030 targets align with the effort to achieve net zero Greenhouse Gas emissions no later than 2050 and were going to worg together, both to Mobile Sooiz climate finance for developing countries and to make sure that international finances align to promote our climate goals. We also talked about how to harness our nations technological advantages to ensure the Republic Of Korea and the United States are cooperating to shape, to shape emerging technologies around our shared value system. This includes everything from strengthening our Cyber Security to deepening our cooperation to build an open, secure g5 network. Or 55g network, i should say. Im thinking organization, mr. President. To secure the 5g networks. And im particularly gratified that so many leading South Korea companies see the benefits of investing in the United States, including this Morns Announcement of more than 25 Billion in new investments from samsung, Hon Die and lg. I understand the executives of those companies are
thank you so much for letting us into your homes during these still extraordinary times. we re grateful. the beat with ari melber starts right now. welcome to the beat. we re tracking several developments, including the feds now have matt gaetz cell phone. also tonight president biden making a major foreign policy shift. the latest a compelling day in the chauvin murder trial. but we begin with breaking news out of minnesota. today minnesota authorities indicted police officer kim potter for killing daunte wright during a traffic stop. police say she accidentally fired her gun instead of a taser. but prosecutors say that act was criminal negligence, charging her with manslaughter. that s why you are looking at her mug shot tonight. this indictment is unusually fast for a police-involved shooting. three days after the original incident. in even high-profile cases in police shootings, the announcement of any potential charges can take months and most of the time the annou
dateline london. hello, i m shaun ley. this is the programme that brings together leading commentators, bbc specialists and the foreign correspondents who film and report for audience back home from the dateline london. this week, how patient will people be as the number of covid patients declines? peaceful but persistent in myanmar, but what will make the generals listen? and the not so splendid isolation of north korea. the dateline panel this week we re hoping to bejoined shortly by the italian journalist and documentary film maker annalisa piras. jef mcallister is already with us. he s a former white house diplomatic correspondent and ex london bureau chief for time magazine. he is also a lawyer, so i will be minding my ps and os. and with me in the studio, celia hatton, the bbc s asia pacific editor. great to have you with us again, celia. now, let s begin with the practical questions of the world not being able to vaccinate itself out of the covid pandemic. so althoug
the case a smear campaign hello, i m shaun ley. this is the programme that brings together leading commentators, specialists and commentators who film reports for the folks back home. this week, for the folks back home. this week. how for the folks back home. this week, how patient for the folks back home. this week, how patient will people be as vaccinations declined. peaceful in myanmar but what will make the generals listen. and the not so splendid isolation of north korea. we hope to bejoined by annalise. jeffrey is already with us. a former white house diplomatic correspondent and ex london bureau chief stop he is also a lawyer so i will need to mind my peas and cues. and celia hatton, the asia pacific editor. great to have you with us. let s begin with the practical questions of the world not being able to vaccinate vaccinate itself out of the covid pandemic. although the uk s progress in inoculating citizens has been widely praised, the statement expected on mo