This. That s it for now. Deadline: white house picks up our coverage right now. Everyone, happy monday. It s 4:00 in the east. She has raised $200 million. She got 170,000 people to sign up and volunteer. She s drawn massive crowds and breathed new life into the 2024 presidential contest. Now comes her first really hard part, the single biggest decision of her presidential campaign, vice president kamala mate. S, her choice of a running it has to be done in an incredibly compressed timeline. It had to be done in a matter of two weeks. There s only 92 days left before election day. Harris has a lot of options to choose from. Our six candidates, a slew of popular governors, a swing state senator, a member of the cabinet, a who s who of rising democratic superstars, attesting to the historically deep bench of talent that exists in the one political party that has not become a cult to one man and one man only. Here is what we know. Vice president harris met with mark kelly, minnesota gover
Performance over these whirlwind last two weeks. In the last 24 hours, she secured the democratic nomination for president and is spending the weekend meeting with potential running mates before she unveils her 2024 ticket to the nation on tuesday. Whole harris was vetting vps today, donald trump was on social media calling her crazy and claiming he d agreed to debate her one month from tomorrow, which neither nbc or the harris campaign has confirmed. But what the campaign did confirm this weekend is a record shattering fundraising hole raising more than $300 million over the last ten days of july, calling it the fastest a campaign has crossed that threshold in presidential history. And more than double what donors gave all last month to trump, who s only doubled down on the racist attacks on the vice president s identity that tanked his interview at the nabj conference this week. He ll probably do more of the same when he takes the stage any minute in heavily black atlanta, of all pla
In the number of births. Intrigue in israel opposition politicians look close to a deal to end the premiership of benjamin netanyahu. Aiming high. A mountaineerfrom hong kong has broken the record for the fastest ascent of everest, by a woman. Hello and welcome to viewers in the uk and around the world. There s a fresh push to get more people in england vaccinated against covid 19, amid concerns that the variant first identified in india could delay the next phase of re opening. Ministers want everyone over 50 to have had both doses before the end ofjune. England s largest vaccination centre has opened at twickenham rugby stadium. Up to 15,000 jabs will be available for people who haven t yet received their first vaccine. The government has said it will wait untiljune the 14th to decide whether social distancing restrictions can be lifted a week later. Some scientists have warned against any further easing of coronavirus measures. Government adviser and microbiologist professor ravi
Welcome to jill biden s america. Beat. Guys, hey. Ticket look at this disturbing video out of los angeles. He is running for his life to cars flying palestinian flags g for him. They weren t seeing any racial slurs. They said they would like to commit a terroristic attack. So many vicious attacks against jewish americans. The fact is anti semitism has been comfortably housed inside the black lives matter movement. s been celebrated by the activists the democrats right now are obsessing on a mission to invest in the capital riot that now they are turning a blind eye to the explosion. They refuse to confront the anti semitic crosscurrents. By refusing to renounce the far less push to defund the police and a target police practices. They have made life in america more dangerous for everybody. By refusing to call out the anti jewish sentiment they hav made america far more dangerous for a jewish person. The origins of this track the tactic of black lives matter people last summer. A large
now on bbc news, dateline london. hello, welcome to the programme which brings together leading uk commentators with the international correspondents who write, blog and broadcast to audiences at home from the dateline london. this week, the business of people smuggling to europe, russia s gas powered foreign policy, and is being a british mp a full time job? to discuss that, we are joined byjeffrey kofman, who has been a news anchor and foreign correspondent for broadcasters in his native canada and in the united states, marc roche, who writes for the french political and news weekly le point, and british political commentator steve richards, who is here in the studio. welcome to all of you. it s lovely to see you again. brexit allowed the uk to take back control of, among other things, its borders. but this government has proved no more successful than its predecessors in stopping illegal migration. the problem may even be getting worse. on a single day last week, 1185 peop