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The Democratic nominee's first major interview August 30, 2024 Good morning. Today we'll bring you..

The Democratic nominee's first major interview August 30, 2024 Good morning. Today we'll bring you... - [Takeaways from Kamala Harris and Tim Walz's first major interview as Democratic nominees]( - [What a doctor wants you to know about grieving]( - [The op-ed that broke our corner of the internet]( - [My reflections on what makes summer special]( And of course, [the best Labor Day home deals]( (including [huge savings on a big-ticket item](). Let's begin.   In the News [Kamala Harris holding a microphone, Tim Walz clapping behind her]( Getty Images Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris and her running mate Tim Walz just gave their first major interview. Here are the key takeaways from the 27-minute sit down with CNN's Dana Bash... Harris defended her shifting stance on issues like the border and fracking, which she took progressive positions on when she ran for president in 2019. “The most important and most significant aspect of my policy perspective and decisions is my values have not changed,” she said, adding that the "climate crisis is real." She said this election represents an opportunity for a "new way forward" after a near-decade that has seen Donald Trump at the epicenter of politics, whether in office or out. She refused to rise to a question about Trump's claim that she “happened to turn Black” for this race, replying “Next question, please." For the first time, Harris described in detail the moment when President Biden asked her to step up as the Democratic candidate. We've got the scoop on that, plus [how Harris plans to spend her first day in office, and more, here.]( [READ MORE]( PASS THIS STORY ALONG: mailto:?subject=Check%20out%20this%20story%20from%20Wake-Up%20Call%21&body=https%3A%2F%2Fkatiecouric.com%2Fnews%2Fharris-walz-first-interview%2F   More Stories [Boar's Head deli products on a store shelf]( Boar's Head recalled 7 million pounds of meat and poultry products on July 30. (Getty Images) At least nine people have died and nearly 60 have been hospitalized due to a listeria outbreak linked to Boar's Head deli meat. Per CBS News, the Virginia plant has been flagged dozens of times by the U.S. Agriculture Department, with violations including discolored meat stuck to the pumps, mold, and puddles of blood. Donald Trump is releasing a book of photographs detailing his time in office and post-presidency next week. In his own words, Trump says he's keeping a close watch on Mark Zuckerberg, who'll "spend the rest of his life in prison" if he influences the election. He also claims he "got along well" with President Putin. At least seven teen football players have died in the U.S. in August due to injuries sustained while playing. Last weekend, 13-year-old Ryan Craddock died after a collision during practice, raising further concerns over the safety of America's no.1 sport. A Texas megachurch is seeing an exodus in congregants following accusations that its founder sexually abused a 12-year-old child, CNN reports. Robert Morris, who led Gateway Church for 25 years, resigned after the allegations surfaced in June. Carlos Alcaraz lost 6-1, 7-5, 6-4 to Botic van de Zandschulp at the U.S. Open, ending his 15-match Grand Slam win streak. Meanwhile, Naomi Osaka beat Jelena Ostapenko in straight sets, saying afterward: "I so badly wanted to step on these courts again."   Best of August It probably won't surprise you that Wake-Up Callers couldn't get enough of our political insights this month. Here’s a look back: [Donald Trump at a rally]( Hot Take “Love him or hate him, we need to look at Donald Trump’s policy record,” political strategist Brian Seitchik says in an op-ed. [Read More »]( [Katie Couric and Nate Silver]( Crunching the Numbers Recently, I connected with poll master Nate Silver to talk about Kamala Harris’ lead and whether or not it’ll stick come Nov. 5. [Read More »]( [Fred Trump with his book cover]( All in the Family I sat down with Fred C. Trump III, Donald’s nephew, to get an understanding of what the former president is like behind closed doors. [Read More »](   In Focus [Illustration of woman cut out with a storm cloud in her brain]( Giovanna Pineda/KCM If you've lost a loved one, you know firsthand the long and difficult road that is grieving. On Grief Awareness Day, we're sharing some thoughtful reflections on this unfortunately unavoidable part of life: - A doctor who studies those complex feelings for a living imparts [eye-opening insights about what loss does to our brains](. - We explored [a growing movement in the workforce]( to support employees in mourning. - After author Emma Grey lost her husband, she turned her pain into a love story — and [we interviewed her about her cathartic process](.   So Long [Katie Couric looking wistful on the beach]( Kit Kittle I can’t be the only one who gets bummed out when Labor Day weekend hits, right? The time off is nice, but I always feel sad when summer ends. I reflected on [why this season is so special to me]( and how I try to keep the good vibes going year-round. [READ MORE](   Home Sweet Home [brown and black Halloween themed rug, Shark vacuum, Ninja blender on teal background]( KCM There are so many huge sales happening this weekend, it can be hard to keep track! Here’s a primer on where you can save big on all things home, and check out [our comprehensive guide to the best deals]( for even more where that came from. - Wayfair: From your backyard to your living room, get [up to 60% off]( thousands of items. - Target: [Shark vacuums](, [Ninja's famous blenders]( and kitchen tools, and more top brands are on mega sale. - Ruggable: Their Labor Day sale has got you (and your floors) covered with [20% off everything]( with code LD24. - Fig: These mattresses are tailored for taller and plus-size sleepers. Now, [get $500 off their Big Fig mattress]( with code LABORDAY. [SEE MORE SALES](   One More Thing There’s no shame in buying designer goods at a discount — quite the opposite, actually. So we're shouting from the rooftops that you can take [an extra 40% off sale styles at Kate Spade](. Ultra-low prices on ultra cute bags? Yes, please.   Thanks for reading! Want to stay connected? Subscribe right here: 💪 Wake up well: [Body and Soul]( 🍴 See what's cooking: [Good Taste]( 🌎 Explore the planet: [Ripple Effect]( 🛒 Bargain-hunt: [The Shop Edit]( 👔 Clock in: [Wake-Up Call at Work](   Have questions or comments? Drop us a line at info@katiecouric.com. [For the best experience, read in browser.]( Update your preferences or [unsubscribe]( If you buy something through this email, KCM may earn a commission. Katie Couric Media, 75 Varick St, Ste 12, New York, NY - 10013-1917 Copyright © 2024 Katie Couric Media, All rights reserved.

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