Wednesday, august 7, right now on cnn this Morning Hi from a relative unknown to commonly harris is Running Mate Tim Walz gets his warm welcome on the Campaign Trail plus my view on it is it just highlights how radical Kamala Harris is the gop waste, no time rolling out their Attack Lines against Kamala Harris is pick and Tim Walz hes a great man how Josh Shapiro, when the oddson favorite to falling short in the race to be harris, his choice for Vice President all right . In five a. M. Here in washington alive. Look at Capitol Hill on this wednesday morning. I believe its wednesdays. Wednesday, yes. Good morning, everyone. Im kasie hunt. Its wonderful to have you with us the message from minnesota governor Tim Walz. Lets win this thing after Vice President , The Current Vice President harris chose him to be her Running Mate in front of a raucous crowd in philadelphia yeah. Minnesota Governor Walz stepped onto the national stage alongside harris. This the first of many appearances to co
Fda. And dr. Anthony fauci is here, One On one with us, live this hour. Check out the Big Board here. Stocks are down more than 800 points, nearing 900 on pace for the worth day in nearly a year. What is behind it and how long it might last. Im Hallie Jackson in washington, in our new time slot. Were going to get to the markets in a second. I want to start with Kelly Odonnell and dr. Natalie azar with us as well. Kelly, talk to us about the policy related to foreigners traveling in the u. S. Reporter for a long time there were people who have family in the united states and they live abroad who have been unable to see Each Other. Now theres a date when people can plan to travel again. Early in november, international travelers will be able to fly to the united states if they are fully vaccinated and also provide evidence of a test within a short period of time of their travel. There will also be requirements for contact tracing, where theyll provide tots airlines all of their contact i
promising to show the whole country what happened when one of his deputies shot and killed a black man this week at his home. this is elizabeth city, north carolina, today. but people for days have been demanding the release of body camera footage from the fatal shooting of andrew brown jr. at least one witness says brown was shot in the back. cnn s natasha chen is live in elizabeth city. natasha, the sheriff has explained why his community cannot see the body camera video right now. what s the reason? reporter: yeah, so, pamela, this has a lot to do with north carolina requiring a court order for such video to be released, according to the sheriff. you can tell the family is very disappointed when they met with the sheriff yesterday, they were expecting to perhaps see this footage and they were disappointed to find that they could not do that. elizabeth city officials have held a press conference this morning, saying they have very little details about what happened and th
nation s highest military honor for their brave act of service and sacrifice. we ll bring you that ceremony live when it happens. welcome to meet the press daily i m chuck todd. the political reality facing the president is that its his disappointments that are reverberating more with voters right now. just look at hi approval rating or last month s election results and looks as if the white house is going end the year with disappointments on two big issues. the first, the president s build back better agenda agenda is not going pass congress this year has many in the party hoped. it might not even come to the floor until spring at the earliest. the discussions between president biden and senator manchin have been going very poorly according to a source familiar with the matter. does beg the question should they have worked with manchin much earlier and not written the bill before finding out what he was against? democrats signaling they are going to pivot to the issue of v
soon to become the law of the land. president biden saying he will sign the bill soon, taking the delayed victory lap after a battering few months for the white house. we re looking forward to have shovels in the ground to begin rebuilding in america. for all of you at home who feel left behind and forgotten in an economy that s changing so rapidly, this bill is for you. of course the divides within the parties themselves are on display yesterday. six house progressives rejected the president s last-minute pitch, voting no on the physical infrastructure while the second social spending bill remains without a concrete date that could come later this month. then on the other side, 13 republicans joined democrats in embracing some version of the future. though their parties scored high-profile state victories this week by denying both history and the present, my panel unpacks this climatic week that was as democrats still shaken by the implications of this week s losses in v