If it's Monday, President Biden hitting the campaign trail and hitting former President

Trump more aggressively than ever before, with a new ad calling him a convicted criminal

and a stark new warning about the possible future of the Supreme Court.

Plus, the Surgeon General's urgent call for Congress to require tobacco-style warning labels on social media,

saying the mental health crisis among young people is an emergency.

An Israel's prime minister dissolves his war cabinet amid divisions over the future of

Gaza as the military announces it will pause some fighting

your critical border crossing

to allow more humanitarian aid into Gaza. Welcome to meet the press now. I'm Yamishishal-Sendor in Washington as a major tone shift is happening right now in the presidential race.

With just 10 days to go until the first presidential debate, the Biden campaign is heeding the advice of Democrats

calling for him to go after former President Donald Trump more aggressively.

Today the campaign is out with a new ad directly calling Trump a convicted criminal

and more.

In the courtroom, we see Donald Trump for who he is.

He's been convicted of 34 felonies,

found liable for sexual assault,

and he committed financial fraud.

This election is between a convicted criminal who's only out for himself

and a president who's fighting for your family.

That new ad is part president who's fighting for your family.

That new ad is part of a 50 million dollar ad buy ahead of next week's debate,

which will perhaps be team Biden's best chance to shake up this race. The ad campaign is funded in part by

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