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julie: this comes as the new york post blasted the duo as camera odds as you can see on today s coverage page. peter doocy starts the coverage for us in wilmington, delaware. good afternoon, peter. good afternoon, julie, joe biden s new running mate is writing this way, spotted by our camera crew outside of her washington, d.c., condo. finally heading this way and an suv for the first time outside of the house since that zoom call that changed her family s life forever. hi, hi, sorry to keep you. that s right, are you ready to go to work? oh, my god. i m so ready to go to work. first of all, is the answer yes? the answer is absolutely yes, i am ready to work. i m ready to do this with you, for you. i am just deeply honored, and very excited. the four hours that followed the announcement about harris joining the ticket brought to $10.8 million in donations to the campaign. he said all along he wanted somebody he was simpatico with and now he is betting ....
we want to family pay the child and the family can take care of the costs. the u.s. reported nearly 1500 coronavirus deaths yesterday alone. the most in a single day since mid may. kevin corke is live at the white house with more on the administration s push for in-person learning. good morning. good to be with you. a bit of frustration on the president as the administration continues its push to try to get school districts to reopen and allow school age kids back into the classroom this fall. president trump: i want to get the schools open. they should be open. the children, if you look statistically it s incredible how strong they are. their immune systems are incredible. we have to get our schools open, our country open. a lot of the reason it s not happening is because blue state governors, if you take a look at some of the democrat governors, they don t want their state open. they think it hurts me on november 3. that from a conversation with maria bart ....
and learning. all the while navigating their own work/life balance. i feel like probably requiring the masks was my number one thing that made me feel safer. the impact of isolation and cancellation of school was far greater than covid itself. it s been a struggle, knowing that i can t be, you know, in two places at once. sometimes i m like, okay, we can do this. be mindful. one step at a time. at other moments, it s just this wave of overwhelming what ifs. right now, our institutions of higher learning are also trying to figure out how to reopen safely this school year. in lexington, the university of kentucky is kicking off an ambitious plan to test all 30,000 students there. the school set up sites across campus just to handle the sheer volume of testing that s needed to do that. but the clock is ticking. the semester starts in just two weeks. nbc s allison barber has made her way to the university of kentucky for us with more on the mammoth testing operati ....
the new york post over the weekend with this cover, shot to pieces. mayor bill de blasio again saying the pandemic is partly to blame. what you re seeing right now is commissioner shea and the whole nypd making the adjustments needed for an extraordinarily difficult situation, which is based in the coronavirus crisis. it is a perfect storm. julie: violence also raging on in portland, oregon, over the weekend, including a 150-round shooting at an apartment complex that injured one woman. the city recording its deadliest month in more than three decades. once again, police were targeted and protests. we have live team coverage for you today. dan springer with the latest on the portland chaos, but first, garrett tiny joins us live in chicago with the latest there. hi, garrett. most of the victims and the shootings of innocent bystanders, in the last six weeks alone more than 14 have been children. the latest on friday is a 9-year-old, a straight a honor roll stud ....
and wanted. you have a dead woman in his apartment. this guy is potentially very dangerous. we were pretty confident he was our guy. two mysteries to solve and one evasive witness. rachel didn t tell us this the day before. police wondered had another murder been planned. they said if you came back that day they would want to kill you. what did you do? i think you know what i did. this is as diabolical of any case rii have ever seen. they are trying to say i am somebody i am not. this is my life and future. i am innocent. hello and welcome to dateline. rachel and dan were struggling actors. money was tight, but they were in love and about to tie the knot. but the plans were interrupted when someone was found dead at their apartment complex. at the center of this mystery police wanted to know were the actors telling the truth or reading from a script. here is final curtain. hello? hi, baby. hey. what s going on? what do you want me to do. ....