Check those facts. Daniel nadal, you do it so well, thank you so much. Thanks. A new hour of cnn, new central starts right now good morning. Saying from day three of the republican national convention, i m kate bolduan. We are here in milwaukee where tonight is vip night. In the coming hours, donald trump s vice presidential candidate, ohio senator jd vance, who takes center stage to deliver the biggest speech of his political career. Let s be, let s be frank we ve just learned introducing him tonight will be his wife, usha. It s been just over 50 hours since both of them first stepped into the convention hall as donald trump announced him as running mate. And what vance says tonight in his first remarks with that new title will be closely watched. Of course, by republicans, but also by democrats. Cnn s alayna treene leads us off this hour. Alayna, you have new reporting about what vance will be saying from that stage tonight. What are you learning? that s right, kate. So i have spoken
And then today on cnn, the white house chief of staff tried to clarify. Did he get ahead of the science by setting the specific date for boosters before the data was?. I think what we said was we would be ready as of the 20th. That was the projection from the senior science team as to when the fda would clear the boosters. I want to be clear. No one is going to get boosters until the fda says they re approved until the cdc advisory committee makes a recommendation. All this as the virus spreads rapidly. Virtually all americans live in areas with high levels of community transmission. Florida is seeing its deadliest days of this pandemic. The average number of daily deaths reported in florida has broken records for three straight weeks in a row. Across the country hospitalizations nearly tripled in july. Then doubled in august. And now concerns are growing about the new, new coronavirus variant beginning to circulate. Let s begin with that confusion over the booster shots. Cnn is in wil
Space rocket science there that makes a lot of us optimistic about the possibility that more and more humans will get an opportunity to go to space. And that opens up all kinds of things that you could possibly not imagine right now. Yeah. It was interesting, miles, i spoke to jeff bezos just a couple of minutes ago when his brother and we ll have that tape shortly for you. But one of the things that we said is that it is better than he expected. He read a lot about what to expect, what it was going to be like. But it surpassed his expectations. He talk the a lot, too, about his vision for the future of space exploration and space colonization. I want to bring in mitchia kaku, a theoretical physicist. How likely is that vision of having a permanent settlement on moon or on mars, having the kind of space exploration, the kind of human presence in space that bezos and elon musk are talking about? well the key factor that has not been mentioned yet, cost. The cost has been dropping like a
Okay. Wally, last but not least. Amelia earhart, and aviation icon and now a space icon. What was it like? i can t tell you. I had such a good instructor. He took us through everything that we were going to do, so when i went up this morning, the noise wasn t quite as bad, and we went right on up, and i saw darkness. I thought i was going to see the world, but we weren t quite high enough, and i felt great. I felt like i was just laying down. I was just laying down, and i was going into space. And i want to thank you, sweet heart, because you made it possible for me. I ve been waiting a long time to finally get it up there, and i ve done a lot of astronaut training through the world, russia, america, and i could always beat the guys on what they were doing because i was always stronger and i ve always done everything on my own, and i didn t do dolls. I did outside stuff. And i flew airplanes and i loved it. I love being here with all of you. Your family. The four of us. We had a great
Assault weapon. These states are all growing and benefiting. What is the key component? we are cutting taxes. We are reducing regulations. We have had our kids in school. Governors, republican governors last line of defense. Not but true socialism. 6:00 in the east and straight to a fox news alert. A ninth person has died overnight from that mass shooting at a california railyard yesterday. Ainsley: new details are now emerging about the gunman including his possible motives. Brian: christina coleman joins us with more gun control, christina. That s right. California governor gavin newsom did not hold back his frustration over the shooting. Begs the damn question what the hell is going on in the united states of america? what the hell is wrong with us? and when are we going to come to grips with this? when are we going to put down our arms literally and figuratively. Victims range in age 29 to 63 years old. They re employees at railyard. Family and friends horrified by the shooting wai