Thank you very much, that is tonights reidout. All in with Chris Hayes starts now. It evening, everyone, from washington, d. C. I met Michael Steele in for Chris Hayes today. So, Vice President Kamala Harris won the vote of enough delegates to secure the democratic nomination. Just less than two weeks after president Joe Bidens Decision to step down. She joined a Campaign Call to thank her supporters. I am honored to be the presumptive democratic nominee for president of the united states. Later this month we will gather in chicago, united as one party , where we are going to have an opportunity to celebrate this historic moment together. So, heres the bottom line. I say to all the friends on the call, we are going to win this election. The democratic national committee Virtual Rollcall will continue until monday, when harris will officially become the nominee. President biden offered his support, as well, writing One Of The Best decisions ive made was picking Kamala Harris as my Vice
And his confidence throughout this process is one of the beacons that i kept my eye on because he is very realistic about what the possibilities are, hes not somebody who throws a lot throws around a lot of false optimism. So he was one of the keys for me and watching you get this far. Its not all the way there, but this vote is a huge hurdle for the bill to get over. Im looking for to your Show Tonight, lawrence have a good one. Thank you. While they say the senate will delivered a huge Vote Tonight and a huge win. Huge win for Joe Biden in the senate tonight. It was also a huge win for Chuck Schumers legislative strategy in the senate of passing a bipartisan infrastructural bill followed by a larger democrats only bill. And at the very same time, this part was completely unnecessary, and he brought it on himself, but at the very same time, it was a humiliating and crushing defeat for Donald Trump. Any real movement on Infrastructure Legislation was going to, in effect, be a humiliati
I want to begin tonight by showing a moment from this week s cpac conference, that says a lot about where we are as a country, in the ongoing a danger of the current conservative movement. Now, i will confess, and you might be thinking the same, i was under the impression there was already a cpac this year. Apparently, republicans really wanted to have another one. You know, covid happen every once in a cpac mood. Then there was one in dallas, featuring the usual subjects, republican s with it was all what you would expect, falsehoods being spoken about, the big lie. One woman in particular, honestly it almost made my heart stump when i saw it, it s this moment that speaks to something very, very dark. And darkness at the core of this political movement right now. The person s speaking was alan barron s in. He s a former new york times reporter. He s become a fox news celebrity for pandemic truth, and his doubts that masks work, or america could ever see half 1 million people die from
year in phoenix but the stretch of days that is setting this heat wave apart from others. reaching into the teens, 114 degrees, for example and more for two weeks. getting overheated like that you start to get tired, irritable, angry, not thinking clearly. it is killing us, it is. hard to enjoy the beach when you can t be out in the sun for too long. it is hospital. miserable. we re from vegas and we are typically prone to this. but today is out of control. harris: team coverage on the dangerous heat of summer 2023. fox weather s max gordon is in las vegas. let s start with janice dean at the fox weather center. this is the stretch of time that people are dealing with this? we are going into the fifth and sixth week for folks in texas under relentless heat and humidity and now talking about areas that typically do see heat this time of summer but the stretch is breaking records. look at phene ix now, saturday 118 degrees. the all-time records is 122. we re getti
to get out of another s way. the two threw punches, then tumbled down a moving escalator. the suspect was charged with assault. another chilling scene. a man viciously pushed onto subway tracks over the weekend in the bronx. good samaritans thankfully rescued him with second to spare. the suspect is still on the streets in that one. this one yesterday, the suspect has a special place in hell. a 48-year-old man died after he was shoved in front of an oncoming train during rush hour in queens which means you don t have a lot of time to save somebody. the tragedy happened when the victim accidentally bumped into another rider, triggering a fight between the two, according to police. and look at the numbers. transit crime in new york city, up by 41%, compared with last year. new york city mayor eric adams insists it is not what it seems. well, what is it? dealing with actual crimes, those eight homicide, and dealing with the perception of fear that people are feeling. that s th