Welcome to the news hour. It is the final night of the Republican National Convention

here in Milwaukee. Donald Trump is set to accept his party's nomination for

president marking his first public speech since the attempt on his life this past weekend.

That speech will wrap up a week messaging a United Republican Party,

one that spent days reminding voters about Trump's strengths and the party's vision for America.

Meanwhile, Democrats are facing an array of questions about the top of their ticket.

Lisa Desjardin has been following it all. Lisa.

That's right.

Tonight is the big night here, of course, at the convention.

But it follows the other marquee night of the week, where the vice presidential nominee

J.D. Vance came out.

And throughout the night, we saw rhetoric that swung between talk of strengths,

to talk of sensitivity, to some sharp words.

Overall, where we are today is a Republican Party trying to build momentum for their new presidential ticket.

Join me in giving a warm... This morning a newly minted nominee.

The next Vice President of the United States, Senator JD Vance.

VP candidate and US Senator JD Vance fresh off his address to the Republican National Convention

made his first stop to a key Trump voter group, Christian Conservatives,

speaking at a faith and freedom coalition breakfast.

There are all of these small little miracles.

And if you look for them, you actually see them. The night before, Vance brandished his working class roots.

America's ruling class wrote the checks. Communities like mine paid the price.

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