U.S. Vice Pres. Kamala Harris, inendorso ni Pres. Biden sa presidential race;

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U.S. Vice Pres. Kamala Harris, inendorso ni Pres. Biden sa presidential race;   North Korea, muling nagpalipad ng trash balloons patungong South Korea;  Bahay ampunan sa Malawi, nagsisilbing kanlungan ng mga batang walang tirahan

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00:00U.S. President Joe Biden has endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris for running for president in November.

00:10This is after she announced her withdrawal from the presidential race, which she said was a violation of her party's wishes.

00:17According to Biden, she will focus on her duties in the remaining time in her term.

00:24Harris accepted Biden's endorsement, along with the statement of her intention to win the election.

00:32In a post on her social media account, Harris emphasized that she will do her best to unite the Democratic Party and the whole of America

00:41to defeat the former U.S. President Trump and its Unyied Project 2025 agenda.

00:47If Harris wins the election, she will be the first female president of the United States.

00:55North Korea has launched trash balloons or lobos that contain garbage towards South Korea.

01:03According to South's Joint Chiefs of Staff, the South's military first repeated its Round-the-Clock Loudspeaker Broadcast campaign

01:13last Friday towards the north as a warning that Pyongyang's unacceptable action of sending garbage to the border is unacceptable.

01:21It will be remembered in May when it started sending thousands of lobos with garbage bags, a result of tensions between the two sides.

01:33An orphanage in Malawi is continuing to provide shelter for children.

01:39The foundation is working hard to help the children so that they can be successful in life.

01:44Some teachers are also volunteering to teach inside the orphanage.

01:49She hopes that more groups will have initiatives like this and more children will be able to help.

01:56Joy Salamatin for Pambansang TV in Bagong, Philippines.

02:09For more UN videos visit www.un.org

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