Harris Hits the Trail

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It's Wednesday, July 24. She needs about 80 million people to vote for her. It's time to meet some of them. We start here.

Kamala Harris
Good afternoon.

Brad Milke
Wisconsin Vice President Kamala Harris hits the campaign trail.

Mary Bruce
Do you think Kamala Harris stands a better chance at beating Trump than Joe Biden did?

Brad Milke
Yes, ahead of a national address from President Biden. Tonight, the new democratic candidate makes her pitch. Meanwhile, one of the most divisive politicians in America isn't american.

Benjamin Netanyahu
Netanyahu's got to go.

Brad Milke
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu prepares to speak to the US Congress. And the mysterious blue screens are gone. So why are planes still not moving? DoT is launching an investigation why Delta Airlines still hasn't recovered from a global tech glitch.

From ABC News, this is start here. Im Brad Milke.

Right after President Biden announced he would not seek another term in office, lots of pollsters started putting surveys out into the field. Well, yesterday we started getting some early numbers back. A poll from Reuters and Ipsos showed in a nationwide race between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, 44% of registered voters said they would choose Harris, 42% said they would choose Trump. That's a two point difference. When you added RFK junior to the race, the advantage for Harris suddenly became four points. All of this still well within the margin of error. But you'd have to consider this a real boost for democrats. And remember, these were registered voters who had just heard the news. Many of them still might barely remember what Harris is all about. Well, yesterday she got out on the campaign trail to change all that.

Kamala Harris
Are you ready to get to work?

Brad Milke
In the last few days, the democratic party has gone from President Biden to full steam ahead for Vice President Harris. And ABC's chief White House correspondent Mary Bruce is in Milwaukee, where she watched Harris hold her first rally as the presumptive nominee. Mary, you've been to lots of Joe Biden rallies before. What is a Kamala Harris for President rally like?

Mary Bruce
It is a very different vibe, Brad. And I'm not just talking about, you know, the new walkout song, her coming out to Beyonce's freedom, blasting freedom, freedom, I can't move. Harris may have inherited Joe Biden's campaign, but, but really, it is clear that this campaign has completed completely change.

Kamala Harris
Good afternoon, Wisconsin.

Mary Bruce
The crowd was enthusiastic. They were fired up and big. I mean, according to her campaign, 3000 people were in attendance. That is bigger than any campaign event President Biden has had this cycle. In fact, they say there was so much interest, they actually had to switch the venues at the last second. But it was just like this sort of shot of enthusiasm had been given to this campaign.

Kamala Harris
It has truly been one of the greatest honors of my life to serve as vice president to our president, Joe Biden.

Mary Bruce
She came out, she praised Biden, thanked him, of course, for nominating her for this role. And then she really did get down to business.

Kamala Harris
I was elected attorney general of the state of California and I was a courtroom prosecutor before then.

And in those roles, I took on perpetrators of all kinds.

Mary Bruce
Kamala is eager to pit her record against Trump's and to remind voters, you know, of her experience.

Kamala Harris
So hear me when I say I know Donald Trump's tight.

Mary Bruce
I think she wants to convince voters that she is up to this, that she can articulate the case against Donald Trump, which, you know, was one of Democrats sort of biggest concerns about the president's performance on the trail as attorney general of California.

Kamala Harris
I took on the big Wall street banks and held them accountable for fraud.

Donald Trump was just found guilty of fraud on 34 counts.

Mary Bruce
But Harris is also vowing to make this about more than just her and Trump protecting Medicare and Social Security, creating jobs. She's vowing to put rebuilding and growing the middle class front and center.

Kamala Harris
He and his extreme project 2025 agenda will weaken the middle class.

Like, we know we gotta take this seriously. Can you believe they put that thing in writing?

Mary Bruce
And of course, reproductive rights. That was one of the biggest applause lines there yesterday.

Kamala Harris
We trust women to make decisions about their own body and not have their government tell them what to do.

Mary Bruce
Voters that we talked to were excited, also a little relieved, you know, happy to have a presumptive nominee that they feel can successfully take the case to Trump.

Unidentified Voter
I was happy with Biden's campaign. I was unhappy with his debate performance.

I think he's ill and I'm sorry.

Kamala Harris
Kamala is vivacious. She's young, she's intelligent.

She's definitely a better candidate.

Mary Bruce
I think the women, especially in attendance, there yesterday were thrilled to see another woman likely at the top of the ticket.

Brad Milke
I have always, my whole life, felt a woman knows how to multitask and do this job in a professional way. And it would be wonderful to see that in my lifetime.

Mary Bruce
One woman, Colette Frederick, a local VA nurse, telling me, this isn't history.

Kamala Harris
It's a herstory moment. Correction.

Mary Bruce
A her story.

Kamala Harris
Yes.

Mary Bruce
A line that I think, you know, made me hearken back to the Hillary Clinton campaign.

Brad Milke
That's interesting, Mary. Cause it sounds like they're talking about, like, they like that she's younger and hipper, maybe, but like, she's not the same person as Joe Biden. Do they want her to be like, is there any daylight between Kamala Harris and Joe Biden? Substance wise?

Mary Bruce
No. And that was really interesting. You know, when I talked to voters there yesterday, none of them really pointed to anything that they would like Harris to do differently. You know, on the issues, on the substance of this race, the administration that.

Unidentified Voter
They put together and operated so efficiently and to everybody's benefit here. That's all Kamala needs to do. She has her own twist on a few issues, and she's smart enough and capable enough to execute them.

Mary Bruce
For the voters that I talk to, it really is about the messenger and about who can best win. Do you think Kamala Harris stands a better chance at beating Trump than Joe Biden did?

Unidentified Voter
Yes. I'm sorry to say it, because I think Joe Biden is brilliant.

Mary Bruce
You know, almost everyone I talked to said that they do think that Harris stands a better chance at beating Donald Trump than Biden did.

Brad Milke
Hey, there's also a sense that we might be, like, already arriving at, like, a short list of vice presidential candidates. Candidates. Do we know who's at the top of that list?

Mary Bruce
Yeah. Look, there are 104 days left in this race now, not that we're already at the point where we're counting, which means that they don't have a lot of time to pick a vice president. We have already seen some of those whose names have been out there sort of entering that audition phase where they start, you know, talking in a way that sounds like they're promoting themselves a little bit. We know that the Harris campaign has tapped Eric Holder, Obama's former attorney general, to help lead that vetting process on a very short timeline.

There are some people who, we have been told, have been asked to submit materials to begin this process, and it includes three governors.

Brad Milke
I see a Pennsylvania where we have been a leader on energy production for generations.

Mary Bruce
Josh Shapiro of Pennsylvania, Roy Cooper of North Carolina, Andy Bashir of Kentucky.

Brad Milke
Everything suddenly is partisan. And whether it's in Kentucky or across the country, people are ready to move on from it.

Mary Bruce
And Senator Mark Kelly of Arizona.

Ryan Reynolds
Fixing our broken immigration system is a.

Brad Milke
Priority for me and for the state of Arizona.

Mary Bruce
That list, we are told, is not exhaustive. Others certainly could be added to the list. There may be other people they are looking at. But one thing that did strike me when talking to some voters here in Milwaukee yesterday at Harris's first campaign rally, they felt it was important to have someone who understood the middle of the country, someone who understood small town America. And we know so many of the states in the middle of the country are going to be critical to determining who wins the White House.

Brad Milke
Hey, and last question. So that's Kamala Harris, the president, the current president, Joe Biden is set to give a speech tonight. It will air live on ABC. What are we expecting from it?

Mary Bruce
Despite how many lives you and I have lived, Brad, and how many news cycles have passed, the president just announced on Sunday that he is bowing out of this race. So now that he is back at the White House, now that he is feeling well, he has tested negative for Covid. He is now going to be coming before the american people and explaining more his decision. I think you can expect the remarks to be heartfelt and also for the president to talk about, you know, what comes next. He is, of course still president for another six months. He has a lot of important work he wants to get to. And, you know, his campaign slogan was always finish the job. So I think he'll explain how he plans to finish the job for the american people. We know that part of that job will be the president wanting to get out there. He is vowing to campaign aggressively now for his vice president.

Brad Milke
All right, Mary Bruce there in Milwaukee watching this kind of like new campaign or the rebirth of a campaign. Either way, moving at just breakneck speed. We'll let you get back to it. Thank you.

Mary Bruce
Thanks, Brad.

Brad Milke
Next up on start here, Harris believes she can handle Trump, but can she handle Gaza? The conflict comes to Washington after the break.

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Now, in the midst of this total election reset, who should be in Washington today giving a speech but the prime minister of Israel. Right? If you were looking for something simple and just not fraught politically at all, let's hear from Benjamin Netanyahu. Netanyahu is in DC to deliver an address to a joint meeting of Congress, one of the highest honors a foreign dignitary can receive. But you know, one official who will not be there to witness it is the president of the Senate. That's right. Vice President Kamala Harris will not even be in the room yet. You know who is there in Washington for this? Protesters. Lots of them, from the Watergate hotel to the halls of the Capitol yesterday.

One other person who's on hand for all this is ABC's chief national correspondent Matt Gutman. He joins us from Washington. Matt, I feel like so much political attention is elsewhere right now, but how much attention does bb just bring along with his presence?

Ryan Reynolds
A huge amount of attention. And you know, this is the fourth time that he has addressed the joint session of Congress. No other foreign dignitary has done that in the history of the country. And he is doing it at a time when Israel is under such immense scrutiny.

And I would wager to say that this is probably the only time that you could get jewish groups together, unions, the green parties and palestinian groups and pro muslim groups together under one umbrella to protest the same thing. And we are going to see many, many thousands of them today in DC protesting this speech of his, which starts at about 02:00 p.m. yeah, from Netanyahu's.

Brad Milke
Perspective, Matt, like, what is he trying to achieve here? Why is he coming to the US? And what's his message?

Ryan Reynolds
I mean, this is a huge honor. Also, it provides him a respite from a number of things going on in Israel. One, obviously, this grinding, nearly ten month long war at this point. And he's been doing it day after day. He's also been accused of essentially neglecting the military and allowing this war to happen. The other thing he faces at home is a series of corruption charges and trials against him. So he is about to spend a week in the US, a rather leisurely trip for a foreign dignitarian head of state at war. And just before he left, he mentioned how much he was looking forward to this.

Brad Milke
It's important that Israel's enemies know that America and Israel stand together today, tomorrow, and always.

Ryan Reynolds
Senior israeli officials in his government tell me that they're going to be looking for a couple of things. Is Netanyahu finally going to go for a ceasefire deal and agree to the Biden plan, which has essentially been on the table for a couple of months now? He has been moving the goalposts. That is Netanyahu. And the other question is, who is the target audience? Is he going to be talking to a current president Biden, a possible future President Harris, or a future President Donald Trump, with whom he's had close ties but have fallen out in recent years? And, of course, outside Congress, we are going to see many thousands of people converging on the Capitol from multiple directions, trying in any way to disrupt this speech. And whatever they're doing, they're going to try to make as much noise outside as possible.

Brad Milke
And so he's got this speech today to Congress. Then he's doing these photo ops, these meetings, one with the current president, like President Biden, apparently, Vice President Harris will also be there. Then there's also a trip to Mar a Lago for Netanyahu, who'll be shaking hands and sitting down with former President Trump. So in addition to, like, the foreign policy things here, you also have campaign politics. How are politicians in DC handling that?

Ryan Reynolds
I think the optics in the room at the Capitol are going to be really interesting because there have been petitions circulating among staffers on Capitol Hill calling for members of Congress to boycott his speech.

I've spoken to folks who don't want to turn up at work that day, not only because they don't like the message that Netanyahu delivers, but also because they feel triggered, because this is going to be the largest, possibly most disruptive event in Washington, DC since January 6. People are concerned for their security. And I don't think that we've seen a more controversial visit by a foreign dignitary in this country since. I'm gonna go out on a limb here, since Nikita Khrushchev banged on the UN podium in New York in 1960.

I can't remember a time that a trip by a leader of a foreign country has been this divisive, causing this many people to pour out into the streets and this many government officials to want to boycott the speech in Congress. It's unprecedented, Brad, which is why republicans.

Brad Milke
Invited him, I assume, right? Like there are politics at play here for both sides. But does it change how? Like Vice President Harris, I guess it seems like it's a tougher spot for democrats is what I'm thinking.

Ryan Reynolds
I mean, it is quite telling that Vice President Harris, who now also has a presidential campaign to run. So she is legitimately busy, but she is not going to be in the audience. That's pretty unusual.

You know, Vice President Harris is walking this political tightrope. President Biden has been called genocide, Joe, by these protesters. And she has been a little bit to the left of that. She has been calling for a ceasefire. She's been sympathetic to the palestinian cause, to the deaths of tens of thousands of civilians in Gaza. And that has earned her just a modicum, a slivere of grace among these protesters who will say that they're willing to hear her out. But, you know, she's got 15 weeks before the elections. And I think that she is concerned about losing voters in places like Michigan and Minnesota and Wisconsin to this very issue. So what she's doing is, yes, she's meeting him leader to leader, face to face. She's shaking his hand. He will come to the White House, but she is not going to be there for his speech in which, you know, people say that he will grandstand.

Brad Milke
Yeah, that's right. I mean, you can imagine a lot of voters being like, Kamala Harris will be different. Well, this ends up to them being put up or shut up time on an intensely dividing issue, which is now also a campaign issue. Matt Gutman will be covering everything inside and outside the Capitol, importantly. Good luck, Matt. We'll talk to you later.

Ryan Reynolds
Thanks, Brad.

Brad Milke
Now, with all the political news that's been happening, you might not have noticed an international it disaster unfolding unless you were anywhere near an airport, in which case it was really hard to avoid eight and a half million. That's how many computers were out of commission at the peak of this week's outage. Over this past weekend, millions of computers around the world were displaying these blue error screens, the result of a software update from CrowdStrike, a cybersecurity company. That update, though, led to this historic outage of almost any computer running Microsoft, which meant you had small businesses impacted. Banking and healthcare providers were brought to their knees, and airline systems are still trying to get off the ground.

Ryan Reynolds
That screen is not normal. All flights grounded.

We had to deplane.

Brad Milke
Thousands of flights have been canceled, stranding passengers without any other option than waiting in these lines that wrapped around airports. And yesterday, Delta Airlines canceled hundreds more, signaling this fallout isn't ending anytime soon. Let's go to ABC's Clara McMichael with our transportation unit. Clara, first of all, can you just walk me through what went wrong, wrong here? Because this wasn't, it's not the right thing to call it a hack, right?

Clara McMichael
No, that's right, Brad. It wasn't a hack. It wasn't a cyber attack. It was an issue with this CrowdStrike update for Microsoft.

Brad Milke
When they introduce a patch that takes out, you know, windows like this, it would be similar to someone turning off the electricity in your house.

Clara McMichael
You were mentioning the airlines. This didn't just hit the airlines. It impacted hospitals, banks. I couldn't even place my Starbucks mobile order. And, you know, as you were saying, people described seeing that quote, unquote, blue screen of death or a frowny face on their computers. But for the airlines, what we're here for, we really saw this take off Thursday night. They said it's a Micro Microsoft glitch. I don't know what it's all about, but it's frustrating. So it began with frontier. Late at night, Frontier grounded their flights. So we were working on this. We were reporting it out. It seemed to resolve. We knew there was a connection with this it issue, though.

Benjamin Netanyahu
We're aware of what the issue is and we know how to fix it. It's just very time consuming to do so.

Clara McMichael
It seemed to resolve. I went to bed, then overnight, bam. You saw Delta, United, american and other us carriers. They were getting hit. They were grounding their flights.

Brad Milke
I was expecting a little bit of chaos, but not this much. So we're a little disappointed that we gotta stick around at the airport this long because that next flight won't be till tomorrow.

Clara McMichael
So the next morning I was at LaGuardia reporting this out. It was just a few hours into the outage and it was hot in the terminal. It was crowded, people were really frustrated. And we saw that build throughout the day.

Unidentified Passenger
We had like three different, two different flights. Three different flights we were supposed to get on and they all were canceled. We actually got on one flight. We sat down and the guy came over to loudspeaker and said, this is going to be canceled.

Clara McMichael
Airlines were doing things we haven't seen in a long time, like writing paper, boarding passes. People weren't able to rebook their flights. But over the next couple days, throughout the weekend, most airlines worked it out and got back on track. Except for Delta.

Brad Milke
Yeah. So Delta, why is it like, I keep hearing Delta over and over in the last 24 hours, are they specifically still having way more problems?

Clara McMichael
Yes, Delta is having way more problems than anybody else. Delta's main issue is with a program that tracks their crew, that's making sure that flights have a full crew in place at the, the right place at the right time. Now they're working on it and it is improving, but it's still not 100% back up. Delta told me they're still having to do some of these crew assignments manually. And as we often see with air travel, this has created a domino effect of cancellations and delays. So between Friday and now, we've seen over 6000 flight cancellations with Delta specifically.

Brad Milke
I found out that my flight was canceled and I looked at the line of about 600, 700 people, give or take, I don't know, waiting in line for Delta at that particular terminal. And I said, nope.

Clara McMichael
The Dot estimates that over half a million people have been impacted. They say they've gotten over 3000 complaints. And obviously that's going to take a lot of time to work through. We've seen other weird impacts with Delta too. Like they've suspended their unaccompanied minor program for several days.

Brad Milke
Wait, you're saying if you're like a parent who's sending their kid to see their other parent or a family member or to go to a kid, whatever, you just can't put your kid unaccompanied on an airplane right now.

Clara McMichael
Exactly. You can't send your kid. And as you can imagine, that's creating a whole nother mess for american families.

Brad Milke
Wow.

Clara McMichael
Yes. And so anecdotally, we've heard even more horror stories.

Unidentified Passenger
You can't even rent any cars. I called all of them. We barely got a hotel room last night. We were lucky. Today we got one. I called five different hotels.

Clara McMichael
We've heard of people with 300 hours layovers, people not getting vouchers. And so they have to, you know, incur these gigantic expenses of hotels and meals by themselves, of course, saving their receipts. So Delta will hopefully reimburse them later.

Brad Milke
Well, we found out that our checked bag went to LA.

So now I'm in this line to fill out a claim so that the bag can be returned.

Clara McMichael
We've seen these mountains of checked bags at airports, checked bags that have been separated from their passengers. So it has been a chaotic few days to say the least.

Brad Milke
Well, is there a point then, Claire, at which, like, the government gets involved? What are the consequences?

Clara McMichael
I guess so. The government frustration on this has been mounting. We've seen that. So Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, he's been firing off some tweets about this over the past few days, you know, reminding passengers of their rights. You know, airlines can't just offer flight, you know, Miles. They have to offer refunds if folks aren't getting rebooked. So over the weekend, Buttigieg had a call with the CEO of Delta, Ed Bastian.

Ryan Reynolds
DOT is launching an investigation into the.

Brad Milke
Breakdown of operations and into the customer service situation.

Clara McMichael
And then Tuesday, the DOT announced that they were going to be investigating. Now, Delta responded to this. Delta said that they're fully cooperating. Also Tuesday, the Senate commerce committee chair, that's Maria Cantwell, she sent a strongly worded letter to the Delta CEO again, saying parts of your website are not properly following FAA law because they're not accurately representing when a customer can get a refund.

Or, you know, these reports of customers not being able to reach a representative or the website crashing, those are also big issues. So Delta will need to respond to that as well.

Brad Milke
Unbelievable. And in the meantime, the company says they are working tirelessly to care for customers and make it right for them. They're hoping to be running normally by the end of the week. Clara McMichael from our transpo unit. Thank you.

Clara McMichael
Thank you.

Brad Milke
Okay, one more quick break. When we come back, the Olympics are starting earlier than you might think. They're already underway. Faster, higher, sooner. One last thing is next.

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And one last thing.

The Olympic opening ceremonies are this Friday, but the games themselves start today.

Every four years, a few competitions have to kick off before the cauldron is even lit. In fact, as we, as we post this, the men's soccer and men's rugby tournaments are underway. This afternoon, Team USA will compete in its first event, taking on the host country, France, in soccer. Good luck with that. And by the wee hours of tomorrow morning, a full slate of sports will begin, women's soccer, archery and team handball, which is like ultimate Frisbee, what with a ball and a goal. Now, if you think it's weird that some sports are happening before the opening ceremonies, try the sports that arent even happening on the european continent.

When it came time to pick a spot for the Olympic surfing competition, organizers said, well, France does have surf spots, particularly on the atlantic coastline, but nothing spectacular. Well far away from Europe, France actually lays claim to one of the best waves on earth. In case you didnt know, the South Pacific island of Tahiti is technically part of a protectorate called French Polynesia. And on that island is the famed beach of Teahupo, which is world famous for producing big, heavy barrels, perfect for a surf competition. But as every other athlete gets ready to compete in France itself, one american team is just happy to have made it there. USA water polo earlier this year, the women's team star Maggie Steffens posted a plea for people to support the team, donate money if they could. She said. Many of these world class athletes, herself included, had day jobs to support their water polo careers. That post was spotted by the rapper Flava Flav, who was so moved that he offered to sponsor the entire water polo team, men's and women's, with anything they need to make it to the Olympics. In fact, just a couple weeks ago, he was invited to practice with the women's team, which he posted on his instagram.

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I'm getting in the water with the girls.

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Brad Milke
Play Bob. So while everyone else is waiting for the opening ceremonies, well, you've now got a taste of the stories unfolding before the torch is within sight, just to spark your imagination.

Also, I don't know about you, I'm ready to watch some breakdancing. Remember, that is an event this year. But I checked, they don't go until the final days of the game, so you gotta get your fill of every other sport before then. Remember, President Biden speaks at 08:00 p.m. eastern on all of ABC's platforms for live news. Anytime. You can watch ABC News live on Hulu and wherever you stream live news. I'm Brad Milke. See you tomorrow.

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