In the coming week, the global response to President Biden stepping down.

The world comes to Paris for the Summer Olympics.

What's next in the Gaza War after Netanyahu's visit to Washington?

And the future of two American journalists sentenced in Russia.

It's July 25, 2014 in time for the world next week. I'm Bob McMahon.

And I'm Carl, lots to talk about giving that rundown.

But let's start here in the U.S. where the news has been particularly fast and furious with President Biden dropping

out of the presidential race and Vice President Kamala Harris well on her way to clinching the

nomination for the Democratic Party. What has been the global reaction to this handoff?

And the world does not stop for American politics, by the way. How do you think Biden will

exercise U.S. leadership in his remaining

six months or so in office? Secretary of State Anthony Blinken had reminded his senior staff

earlier this week that Biden still has one-eighth of his term to go. So lots to lay out there

for you, Carla. You know that Blinken quote is really telling because you can just imagine

what it's like in pretty much

every department right now of people. Stay focused, folks. It's not over with. We still have a lot to do

here. So among allies, you know, what we're seeing is a sense of relief after what was really

barely contained panic at the NATO summit.

You know, when a Trump win with the expected chaos to follow seemed all but inevitable.

There's no guarantee. Harris can win, but it looks like more of a horse race.

But nobody's going to stop filling up sandbags for a Trump return, certainly in Europe.

Europeans and Asians have actually seen Harris quite a lot. Vice presidents, Bob, you know,

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