Unpack there. People are hearing more and more about this women. Whether they wanted to or not, whether it was a planned pregnancy that went wrong. They found out this happens much more in america than you think it would. Everybody realizes this is nonsense, that stuff they are talking about. So i m glad you understand that. Minimizing the anguish. That is one play to play it. We ll see you tomorrow. She is going to make one hell of a president. That s quite the endorsement from the man who worked alongside vice president harris four years. Today president biden and vice president harris appeared together for the first time since she became the democratic presidential nominee. Folks, i have an incredible partner. The progress we have made. She is going to make one hell of a president. Vice president harris and president biden reunited to celebrate the progress their administration has made including the billions of dollars americans are expected to save on prescription drugs. Because m
Long to cut interest rates? decision time for kamala harris. Her veepstakes now in its final hours. What we know about the plan to announce her running mate tomorrow, as donald trump attacked harris over today s stock market drop. With the mid east on edge, the rocket attack on a base in iraq, several americans injured. The olympic drama here in paris. Simone biles taking the silver in the floor exercise, and the historic moment at the podium. And noah lyles taking his first step towards another gold after that amazing photo finish. And two years after a scary moment in the pool, anita alvarez on how she fought her way back to artistic swimming at the olympics. Announcer: this is nbc nightly news reporting tonight from the olympics in paris. Here is lester holt. Good evening and welcome. We will tell you the big stories from here at the olympic games in paris in just a few minutes. But we start back home tonight with the next shoes to drop in the weather onslaught threatening parts of
Coverage on this very big night. We are super happy to have you with us. I m rachel maddow here with my colleagues lawrence o donnell and stephanie ruhle and alex wagner and jen psaki. A huge cast of characters. The whole team is here, the whole clown car has been unloaded. Do you care about politics? do you have any feelings about who you would prefer to win the next election? about who would be a better choice or a worse choice as the next president of the united states? if you do have those feelings, what were you planning on doing about it this year? because there are about 105 days left until the presidential election so if you are going to do something about those feelings you have about politics, you know, tick tock. Time is short. Were you planning on doing something or just watching? yesterday something happened that suddenly made a lot of people hear that tick tock sound a lotted louder than before. Before yesterday, the biden harris reelection campaign was apparently getting
And hold on to your helmets kieran reilly and his bmx have the paris olympics in their sights. And coming up on bbc news, shane lowry s the player to catch at the open. He s in the clubhouse after this birdie helped keep him at the top of the leaderboard. Good evening on a day of worldwide it chaos after a global outage hit systems in multiple countries, affecting millions of people. Thousands of flights have been cancelled, banking and health care has been affected including the nhs and some tv channels have been taken off air. The problems were first reported at shops and banks in australia. In the united states, several airlines grounded flights, as the impact of the technical failure made itself felt. Soon there were delays and big queues at airports in the uk and elsewhere across the world here are just some of the places affected. The american cyber security firm crowdstrike has admitted a defect in a software update it issued which crashed windows devices. The co
Of the fells. On bbc london. Stay with us here on bbc news for continuing coverage and analysis from our team of correspondents in the uk and around the world. Good evening. After a day of worldwide it chaos caused by a global outage, the boss of the cybersecurity firm responsible has said it could be some time before all systems are back up and running. Thousands of flights have been cancelled, banking and health care has been affected, including the nhs, and some tv channels have been taken off air. Millions of people have been affected. The problems were first reported in australia before spreading across the world including here, where there were delays and big queues at airports. The american cybersecurity firm crowdstrike did finally come forward to admit a defect in a software update it had issued, which crashed windows devices. The company is deploying a fix, but not before widespread mayhem. Tonight, we will be looking at exactly what happened and how it has affected patients,