Tonight, he's officially in. President Biden announced he's running for reelection, the

challenges he faces, and the potential rematch with Donald Trump.

Then vice president Kamala Harris spotlighting a key issue for 2024, abortion access,

as more states impose restrictions and Republican candidates grapple with messaging.

And political battles playing out in school ward meetings across the country, but what do

parents really want? As the eleventh hour gets underway on this Tuesday night.

Good evening once again, I'm Stephanie Rool. The president makes his pitch for another

term, asking Americans to let him, quote, finish the job. In a video released early this

morning, four years to the day since his last presidential announcement, President Biden

laid out the stakes and took aim at what he calls MAGA Republicans.

That's why I'm running for reelection.

And with former president Donald J. Trump, the leading contender for the Republican nomination

in 2024, a rematch is an actual possibility. The Biden campaign will put his policies

front and center, including his agenda on the economy. Just hours after launching his

reelection bid, President Biden spoke to union workers in Washington, D.C., where he

focused on his record.

One of the first things I did is President of China, the American Rescue Plan, which

helped save the nation from the pandemic, vaccinated millions of people and through the Butch

Lewis Act protect your pensions. Then I signed the bipartisan infrastructure law. Under

my predecessor, Infrastructure Week became a punchline. On my watch, infrastructure has

become a decade headline.

Tonight Biden is in a standoff with House Speaker Kevin McCarthy over a bill that would

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