Straight races. Watching but let s start the show well, first of all, will be on se performed with the democratic national convention next week. That s what people want to know. I mean, okay, it s not the most important question, fine, but that would be fired the historic moment that we know for sure, we ll see is the first black and south asian woman accepting the democratic party s nomination for president that s going to happen on the final night on thursday right now, chicago is getting ready for a whole lot of politico s and a whole lot of protesters to flood into the city, possibly a lot of events a propalestinian protests group just want to fight with the city for permits to have a stage sound system, portable toilets that they re rally during the convention. A few downtown businesses say they have started boarding up just in case things get rowdy and security fencing is up around the convention joining us now is christy george, executive director of the chicago dnc host committ
Oh, thank you. Thank you so much for joining us. The news continues right here on cnn street as us stocks notch their worst day in two years. But in asia, the markets make a comeback and the british prime minister vows is swift response after days of violent farright protests, grip the nation live from atlanta. This is cnn newsroom with rosemarie church good to have you with us, where we should learn in the coming hours who you are as vice president kamala harris has picked to be her running mate, a key decision that will come just two weeks after she launched her presidential campaign. Harris is expected to announce a choice before she appears with her running mate at a rally. They in pennsylvania later today, multiple sources tell cnn harris focused on two democratic governors in the final hours of her search, josh shapiro of pennsylvania and tim walz of minnesota harris met both men and separate meetings on sunday. Former house speaker nancy pelosi lucy weighed in on who might be th
Least one other person is dead as well. This condition is reportedly fine, and his been undergoing checks at a medical facility and as he was escorted away as we heard the former president raising his fist in the air to his supporters and we want to play you now and again, this is a disturbing moment but this is when those shots rang out at that rally. Take a look at what happened. Gunshots screaming get down, get down, get down! since that moment president trump has posted on social media. With me is christina ruffini. This is were seen is essentially a crime thing, isn t it?. , ,. , essentially a crime thing, isn t it?. , ~. , isn t it? right, and you know unfortunately isn t it? right, and you know unfortunately in isn t it? right, and you know unfortunately in this isn t it? right, and you know unfortunately in this country| unfortunately in this country i ve covered my fair share of mass shootings in the one that comes to mind from this is actually the worst mass shooting in u
Week jump ed by 10% compared to the previous week in all but two states. 34 of those states saw cases jump more than 50%. Meantime, doctors in alabama, mississippi, florida and missouri say hospitals are filling up again. Except this time the patients are younger than before. Even unvaccinated patients in their 20s and 30s are now dying there from covid. Some experts are warning a return to mitigation measures may be soon to come, like the ones we saw in the early days of the pandemic, like mask mandates. Some cities and counties are not waiting. Officials in st. Louis, missouri, have gone one step beyond that, instituting an indoor mask mandate in public places, starting today. Los angeles county did the same last week. So, let s begin in one state where covid cases are surging. Leila santiago joins me. Good morning. What is the situation on the ground? reporter: good morning, poppy. We are at a vaccination and testing site. You can see, there is a steady flow of cars lining up. I wil
And they re the ones largely dying compared to others who are vaccinated. Let s talk with medical correspondent elizabeth cohen. Elizabeth? this is an unfortunate story. It did not have to happen. It was hoped if enough of us got vaccinated that we could protect the vulnerable, people who are immuno compromised. The vaccine often doesn t work out so well for them and they are not protected. But it hasn t worked out that way. Vaccination rates are so low that we re not protecting these vulnerable people. Let me introduce you to one of these vulnerable people. Kimberly cooley, who lives in m mississippi. She s there with her two 6yearold nephews prepandemic. In the county she lives in only about 37% of people are vaccinated and that means she can t get near her two nephews. Again that photo is from before the pandemic. Kimberly did get vaccinated and she posted it on twitter when she did. She said hey, let s all do our part. I m get ting vaccinated. We all need to do our part. Unfortunat