ahead in a moment. but we re going to begin in buffalo. where in the wake of saturday s supermarket terrorist attack, president biden has just finished delivering remarks about the rise of ideologies in america. the president renewed calls for stricter gun laws and urged americans to reject racism. white supremacy is a poison. it s a poison. [ applause ] it really is. running through our body politic. it s been allowed to fester and grow right in front of our eyes. no more. i mean, no more. we need to say as clearly as we can that the ideology of white supremacy has no place in america. those remarks the president didn t just condemn americans spreading hate, he called those silent complicit. and he also issued this warning about the threat white supremacy posed to our country and the democracy. the american experiment in democracy is in a danger like it hasn t been in my lifetime. it s in danger this hour. hate and fear are being given too much oxygen by those who pr
hot dog comma and altogether some of it? yes. all right. i m visible rosalba sin for amara walker i m victor blackwell. good to be with you here is what we re watching for you this morning. president biden and his allies are working now to reassure donors and voters. that is up to the job after his debate performance what he told donors in private last time and the first hurricane of the 2024 atlantic season is now a category two and closing in on the caribbean neurologists, elisa rafah here to track the life-threatening wind, storm surge. and if we could see any impacts right here in the u.s hardcodes pool. i have a great microbrewery cyber attack has crippled car dealerships across the country but it s not just dealerships or car buyers who should be concerned the broader impact this could have on the economy that s coming up. plus the u.s olympic teams are beginning to take shape or any short polls has a look at who will be representing team usa in paris. next day
where there is a choice being created here where they can run against trumpism and not feel like they are out of touch. i think if democrats have an opportunity to breakthrough, there s a couple things. one is we talked about this before. i got polling back now that says women are being more energizd a about voting because of that poll. it s like watching a hurricane develop. it s not a hurricane yet, but it could be. but also if the gender gap looks like it did in 2018 versus how it looked in 2010 or 2014, it s a different kind of die unanimous effect. the other piece is in a state like pennsylvania, it s really interesting. you have a candidate on the primary for governor who as the washington post said is a
let s bring in sam and let s discuss one of the coefficients of this acceleration, which is the acceleration is like a catapult. it s like a sling shot. now this thing hits land and it s got more juice, sam. and it s going to have more of a stretch than was initially anticipated. yeah, this thing is going to run and it s going to run at least this strength of tropical storm strength. the forecast is to maintain some kind of rotation, maybe even tropical storm strength by the time it exits near norfolk, near that north carolina border. and if you follow the line, they actually have it intensifying a little bit once it moves out into the atlantic. chris, what i want to tell you when we look at a hurricane develop, for each storm we have a p.i., potential intensity. and we look at the storm and say, what could slow it down? what could speed it up? and when we looked at the beginning of this storm, we just didn t think it had enough time to really make the ramp as it moved into the gul
catapult. it s like a sling shot. now this thing hits land and it s got more juice, sam. and it s going to have more of a stretch than was initially anticipated. yeah, this thing is going to run and it s going to run at least this strength of tropical storm strength. the forecast is to maintain some kind of rotation, maybe even tropical storm strength by the time it exits near norfolk, near that north carolina border. and if you follow the line, they actually have it intensifying a little bit once it moves out into the atlantic. chris, what i want to tell you when we look at a hurricane develop, for each storm we have a p.i., potential intensity. and we look at the storm and say, what could slow it down? what could speed it up? and when we looked at the beginning of this storm, we just didn t think it had enough time to really make the ramp as it moved into the gulf. so the potential intensity, one of the things, it didn t have sheer, it had w5r78 water, an open field, nothing was go