
DNC Day 3 Takeaways; Biden Stresses Urgency of Ceasefire in Call With Netanyahu | NTD Good Morning

Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz calls for gun control, and artist Stevie Wonder asks America to tone down the rhetoric in an appeal for unity. We have highlights of day three at the DNC.
Another suspected Houthi terror attack in the Red sea. The British military says projectiles left an oil tanker drifting in flames. The United States is bolstering its presence in the region with more warships and fighter jets. And President Biden urges Israel's Prime minister to conclude a Gaza Ceasefire deal.
Google reaches a deal with California to fund newsrooms in the state. Why journalists are concerned.
Topics in this episode include:
1. Walz accepts VP nomination, DNC day 3 highlights
2. Breakdown of Walz, Clinton, Buttigieg Speeches at DNC
3. Trump Speaks Behind Bulletproof Glass in NC
4. RFK Jr. to Address His Path Forward on Friday
5. Biden Stresses Urgency of Ceasefire in Call With Netanyahu
6. Ukraine Says it Destroyed Russian Bridges With US Weapons
7. Divers Find Fifth Body on Mike Lynch Yacht Wreck
8. Canadian Railroads Shut Down Temporarily
9. DOJ: NY Man Charged With Spying on Chinese Dissidents
10. Boston Marathon Bomber Wants Judge Recused
11. Tim Walz Accepts VP Nomination at DNC
12. Members of Congress, Officials Share Thoughts About DNC
13. Google to Fund Calif. Newsrooms, Journalists Worried
14. Dissent Artist Says CCP Agents Targeted Sculpture Park
15. Nonfarm Payroll Growth Revised Down by Nearly 30%
16. Cattle Shortages Amid Diminished Profits for Ranchers
17. If Kennedy Joins Trump Team, How Will That Affect Race?
18. Trump Speaks Behind Bulletproof Glass in NC
19. Judge Says HIV-Positive People Can Join Military
20. Judge to Consider Freeing 'Rust' Armor or Retrial
21. Expert Weighs in on Kamala Harris' Economic Policy Proposals
22. 818K Jobs Report Miscount as Fed Rate Cut Looms
23. Rare Star May be Able to Escape the Milky Way
24. Woman and Her Cat Reunited After 11 Years
25. Bosnia Hosts its Own Rural Olympic Games
26. Formerly Paralyzed Rugby Player Recounts Mountain Journeys
