This. Thats it for now. Deadline white house picks up our coverage right now. Everyone, happy monday. Its 4 00 in the east. She has raised 200 million. She got 170,000 people to sign up and volunteer. Shes drawn massive crowds and breathed new life into the 2024 president ial contest. Now comes her first really hard part, the single biggest decision of her president Ial Campaign, vice president Kamala Mate. S, her choice of a running it has to be done in an incredibly compressed timeline. It had to be done in a matter of two weeks. Theres only 92 days left before Election Day. Harris has a lot of options to choose from. Our six candidates, a slew of popular governors, a Swing State Senator, a member of the cabinet, a whos who of rising democratic superstars, attesting to the historically deep bench of talent that exists in the one political party that has not become a cult to one man and one man only. Here is what we know. Vice president harris met with Mark Kelly, Minnesota Governor t
Thanks for staying up late with me. I ll see you at the end of tomorrow. We are now moments away from president joe biden s first address to the nation since he was diagnosed with covid. It is also the first time we will hear from the president since he announced on sunday. President biden will address the nation from the oval office. A venue reserved for somber important speeches. This will be only the fourth time he has addressed the nation from behind this desk in his presidency. This could be the most consequential remarks in his long record of public service that started more than 50 years ago. President joe biden served in the senate for 36 years. Before another eight consequential years as the vice president alongside president barack obama. Threeandahalf years into his own presidency, president biden has cemented himself as one of the most successful and accomplished presidents of modern history bringing the nation through the tragedies of the covid pandemic, overseeing one of
Said they ll begin proceed ural votes. And jeff bezos picked an 18yearold to go on the test flight after a winning bidder pulled out due to a scheduling conflict. The question is will that person get a $28 million refund? it s way too early for this. Good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that is really wondering how on earth no pun intended you double book something for the day you re supposed to go to space. I mean, what? i m kasie hunt on this friday, july 16th. We made it. We ll start with the news. Vaccinate rates plateau. Now the nation s largest county, los angeles, is turning back the pandemic clock, issuing a new indoor mask mandate. Nbc correspondent miguel almaguer has the latest. Reporter: los angeles, the nation s largest county, taking a step back, requiring masks indoors, even effective for the vaccinated. Breaking with cdc guidance, it s a clear signal concern is growing over the highly contagious delta variant. Meantime for some of the 48 million children
Covering the infrastructure debate, and in mississippi and california covering the dangerous spread of coronavirus. In fact, that is where we will start. Nbc s allison barber is outside a hospital in jackson, mississippi, where they are starting to see a rise in children hospitalized with covid. Las vegas an indoor mask mandate is back in america s second largest city and i want to bring in dylan byers and dr. Patel. Let s start in mississippi, one of the least vaccinated states in our country and now children make up 7% of icu covid patients statewide there. What are you hearing from folks on the ground about the crisis? reporter: yeah, the numbers are rising here. They re rising quickly. That s what s giving a lot of doctors concern is the rate at which they re seeing these numbers really start to pick up. We are outside of a children s hospital. It s part of a larger medical system. One of the largest in this state. They say they have seen hospitalizations pick up across all ages in
and hearing really centers around this motion that his lawyers with the innocence project filed with the court. in that motion, they say that scot peterson has maintained his innocence for 20 years. and during that time, he s been working with investigators and lawyers there s and has discovered what they call this substantial new evidence which you had actually referenced earlier. we don t know what that evidence is, but they say that it does support his claims of innocence. so they re looking at but the dna, they want some items tested again, retested, and then they also want some new items, new new items tested for dna and they think that there is something they are anderson that could prove his innocence. so we really don t know what to expect tomorrow. we know for sure that no doubt will see more motions filed, more hearings in this case before we know exactly if scott peterson will get a new trial. all right. randi kaye. thanks. the news continues right here on cnn ou