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It's done, the torch is past. We examine the emotions and look beyond the euphoria at the Democratic National Convention.

Then, Sena doesn't just accuse Israeli troops of killing her husband, the kram and daughter Yasmin.

An Israeli soldier may also have saved her life.

An extraordinary story of survival in Gaza as ceasefire hostage release talks hang by a thread.

We get the latest from Tel Aviv.

Also ahead.

Four thousand people dead.

Frustration over Israel-Gazza policy at the Convention. I speak to Dr Tanya Hajj Hassan who's raising the issue at the DNC.

And they're deluding themselves into thinking that they were and they will have influence over Trump.

The financiers backing Trump.

Billionaire Venture Capitalist Michael Moritz tells Walter Isakson why he thinks Silicon Valley's Trump supporters are making a bad bet. Oh, Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christiane

I'm Kristiana Montpur in London and it's day two of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. The party is rolling out the big guns again to whip up support for their nominee Kamala Harris. The major draw tonight

is undoubtedly Democratic power couple, President Obama and First Lady Michelle

Obama. They follow an opening night of palpable emotion when President Biden came on to his

party's biggest stage to bid farewell.

I made a lot of mistakes in my career, but I gave my best to you. For 50 years, like many of you,

I've given my heart and soul to our nation and I've been blessed a million times

of return to the support of the American people.

And saying that he loved his job but he loved his country more, he passed the torch to his V.

However, the party will need to mobilize more than just loyalists if it's going to beat Donald Trump to the White House in November.

The polls may give Harris a slight lead right now, but it's still neck-and-neck with 76 days to go.

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