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Conduct by president trump. >> laura: yeah i think your point is a good one, equal treatment for both parties. that would be nice. david, thank you >> artificial intelligence seeks to distort reality and not only at the movies. in a biotech firm is trying to resurrect some long, extinct creatures. raymond arroyo will be here to tell us what could be next for us in seen and unseen.

We talked to 11 people under 21 to understand why their age group leads the province in vaccination rates.

>> reporter: today, florida marked its deadliest day yet. 277 lives lost. cases are declining in 23 states, but theres also concern about the potential for spread in schools. across cherokee county, georgia, at least 925 students and staff are quarantined after 60 people tested positive. masks required for teachers but only recommended for students. when schools reopened last week, parents were hopeful. >> so many of us were desperately wanting our kids to be face-to-face. i feel 100% safe. >> r...

Wants to play in front of his fans. >> id expect at least 50% of the fans to be there. >> reporter: 50%? >> i would expect that. >> reporter: thats 50,000 people. >> yeah. >> reporter: david, those conferences that have canceled their fall season say they hope to play in the spring. here at lsu and across the southeastern conference, they are still scheduled to play in just 6 1/2 weeks. david? >> all right, well be keeping our eye on that. kaylee, thank you. overseas tonight, news from russia....

Be seeing the harris/biden ticket together. they are set to deliver remarks in bidens hometown in delaware. harris will then have just a week to prepare for the democratic convention, but she has been laying the groundwork for this for her entire career. tonight, sources close to harris say they are overcome with emotion. one telling us, now, onto the hard part. david? >> mary bruce leading us off tonight. mary, thank you. and as we reported, even before todays nomination, senator kamala harri...

Will be wonderful to have a woman or a person of color as vice president. but the most important thing ive learned from my relationship with barack, i call him barack, not president, because i dont want to confuse him with the president. but at any rate, one of the things i learned is that no president in the 21st century can handle the job all by themselves. its just too much that lands on your plate. so youve got to be prepared to turn over significant responsibility as the president did with ...

Have probably thought she was seven to ten feet tall. >> reporter: growing up with her younger sister, maya, harris was bussed across berkeley, california, for school in the 1960s. she graduated from howard university and the university of california and at 55, shes no stranger to making history. she was the first black woman to be elected district attorney in san francisco and the first woman to serve as californias attorney general. she became a senator in 2016. known for her prosecutorial sty...

>> i respectfully offer you my resignation, for i need to take care of my family. i just didnt feel the district had adequate plans to keep both students and teachers safe. >> reporter: across the country, nearly 180,000 new covid cases reported in children in just the last four weeks -- an increase of 90%. 6-year-old jaden coulter of philadelphia was severely sickened by that rare multi-inflammatory syndrome. >> they had to put breathing tubes down his throat, ivs coming from his neck, his arms...

Before completing that crucial final phase three trial thats used to show if a vaccine will work safely in a large population. they only lined up 2,000 people for that final step. compare that to the tens of thousands now being tested with vaccines being developed by moderna, pfizer and oxford. dr. fauci shared his reaction with national geographic. >> i hope that the russians have actually definitively proven that the vaccine is safe and effective. i seriously doubt that theyve done that. >> re...

And for young girls, young black girls in particular, this is a special significance. and senator harris, when she was running for president, she often credited shirley chisholm, who was the first black woman who ran for president, paving the way for her back in 1972. david? >> all right, linsey davis with us here tonight. linsey, thank you. president trump already weighing in, as you saw at the top tonight, saying he was a little surprised, given what he says, how nasty he believed she was to...