because i can nonsense, how much mistress do you think and policies right now to ask it seems to be spreading more easily here the story on talk to how does era the the whole rahman, what can we all just the news on life? my headquarters here in the hall, coming up in the next 60 minutes. goodness, smooth, old civilian sheltering in their own homes. $55.00 palestinians are killed across garza, including a 5 month old baby c sign hope say that this really falls as low into wave of intense strikes in east and 11 on killing 12. people will say more right expected

in valencia to 205 people are concerned dead with the nation uniting in the clean up assets. i've had to go in and washington dc more than 30000000 americans live in poverty. we're going to take a look at what if anything, the presidential candidates are proposing to help them the welcome to the news that we begin in goals at west civilian casualties. on mounting as he is rarely minutes, we talk is heavily populated areas more than 55 palestinians have not been killed across the strip. in the past 24 hours, at least 14 were killed and al district camp in central garza and, and strike targeted to school. hundreds of forcibly displaced palestinians with seeking shelter. witnesses say, these really military is attacking residential buildings. then striking again after

rescue is moved in to help the injured liquid information is coming out of northern gauze. so today which has been on the is really siege for $27.00 days, at least $75.00 published and ends up being killed in the area. since the state is ro is deliberately blocking the entry of aid across garza, the humanitarian situation is rapidly deteriorating as well. overwhelmed hospitals are being targeted. a stop to struggle to treat patients. these are in the military has rated medical facilities detained staff members and destroyed critically needed supplies. do you and is accusing israel of war crimes. it's deliberate attacks on the entire health care system and what it meant to be life from garza. but 1st, all correspond to hunting mood went to a mold, was the volume is of israeli attacks on a district compound searching for their relatives. and we'd like to warn you the images in his report or disturbing. right now inside the more of the lock sa

hospice, where it's a couple of people just walk in searching and trying to identify the bodies of their family members who it goes. and the overnight us talk going from the body to another, identifying the surviving family members searching for any of the family members where it goes. the total over 3 of families were inside these on the, the 3 families are just ways families, ways people are from different parts of the golf, ended up in the silver and the predictable fall in bonds of these really military, one of the victims here is a 5 month old baby found the most then who was killed in the car. this is a grandmother. is a grandmother in the morning not only debated, but also other family members. this baby was born after his father was killed 5 months ago. what's too hard to break and about this, because i know i witnessed

a bus from the surviving families. did they run out of often here at the morning and that's why they are running a bit late. everybody else was taken to the graveyard. here's the fight, aren't you down to this particular family, have to wait. as the more ran out of the coffin, you were forced to be wrapped in blankets that were brought it from nearby residential tom hunting. my moods a. how does, does he or from the central area of the golf serves policy to cover those names or correspondence lie for us in the, in central cause a hard time or it can be what mode we know about this attack in this, within the circumstances of the civilian casualties. well it's just an ongoing by the way. so hell and just a couple of moments ago and is ready to call to seems to be a pot chaise has opened expire to 8 civilians. and i'm, is that right to come from the skyline. all the news arise as well,

so that it to quite co, detroit exhausts to look right to actively talk things to valuables a lot to do right. the, the latest is running a tag that has led to the injuries of a to palestinians. ones, a lot of the roads college students, right. trying to go inside and there's a rod for a few decals, but yes, as we've been hearing from by witnesses that a number of residential houses that have been completely flat since by the used by now. it's hillary, as there was no new sort of respite earlier today. uh, do you spell it out to the re targeted uh, guides of evacuation center in and is a rock at least and coast indians have been confirmed skills, but the latest figures released from officials in allowed to hospital se 14 palestinians procure since the beginning of the military ration and under the rock while at least 7 feet, 2 of those wounded sofa the at least the movements hold to a recruiting on ongoing. gotcha. and a brief involvement on the side with an is very ongoing activities,

especially the by the quite cool to trust that continue to drop a good nights on the civilians. especially the ones that i had you wrote. and also the made up in senses in and was a rock truck. your company, what own create, what the is very military right now is a chasing spot. it seems that the vast majority of casualties are children, women, and young men who approach to the hospital and then like it was a very dramatic and difficult secured area, etc, and conditions. and i'm, is i rocked refugee council indeed very difficult pictures to watch as well. time because we show our international view is but it's not the only area that's being attacked today by the is riley is just give us an idea of what's been going on across the gaza strip. yeah, that's right. it's not listen to the areas of the gardens, this trip that have been widely targeted during the past few hours. we as far as we know that 5 protest themes have been confirmed, killed a lot here with the military operation in the bailout. yeah. and did the know their

content because i've been ongoing, almost 27 days with no laptop and fine signal and the buttons as well. while approved the palestinians in russ small kits, which is one of the 5 print markets in kansas city has been targeted. we are getting reports that 3 weren't killed, alongside with an impulse casualties have been towed to the holy pop this hospital to get medical treatment, wiring the southern costs of gauze, like in particular to people personally is in the city of hon. unit 3. palestinians have been confirmed, killed and as strikes that took place against one of the main civil costs on the coast of mine, of hon. you're just including the receive road. the situation is getting much more ram as these many military ration to now on the ground has no engine, sites that a couple of assume that force in the bella. thank you to eric as well as terms of the humans hiring catastrophe across calls us. the recent report by the integrated

food security phase classification of the only pc reveals that 96 percent of goals this population is suffering from severe acute food in security. and that's expected to continue. $745000.00 people, a 3rd of the population are experiencing emergency levels of food and security and unable to get the minimum amount of food that they need. 22 percent of the population to almost half a 1000000 people are facing catastrophic food shortages. starvation and what it cools extremely critical. acute malnutrition, the report cools, the immediate action to control food. aid is supplied and treatment provided. the amount nutrition speak to louise wolf, which is a senior emergency officer for rewind, uh the you and agency, full palestine. refugees enjoyed stuff misread. come in gaza, miss woodridge. good to have you with us on the program. a lot to discuss will take

it step by step, what number of trucks. so actually you receiving right now and what should you have been receiving in today's proceeding? this interview? ok. so here's the last few days. it's been around since a few trucks a day. that's 30. i don't think i need to tell the view is how little that is for a population of 2200000 people. who as you say in your introduction are all hungry all solving. there is no food available here. it's very, very difficult for families on the ground to have anything, any kind of substance. and the situation has become. so di ahead that once again, we're seeing the situation where people are fighting as a bags of flour. that's fighting those uh any, any remaining tens of food and, and anything in the area because it's that low in stock. everything is a priority, as it comes through the gates into goals or do you as an organization get to choose

what supplies come in? or do you just open these trucks and pops was surprised by what you managed to receive. and when you are nice receiving around 30 trucks a day, it will never be enough, even if you prioritize the needs, whether it's food, whether it show to the winter rise ation. so the 2 chunks is not going to be enough for any body. it's not going to fill the needs. so we basically are in a situation where we take what we can proceed and we distribute it as soon as possible to the population. but i mean, your colleagues are already saying and that reports, it's been an extremely violent day. it's really intensified miniature operations in the middle area where i am today. so there's also the safety involved in the agers funds. how on us can humanitarians move age from the board is to the people in need when there is showing when there is as strikes when there is drones, when there is maybe 5, that is what we've had for the last 24 hours. and it's making the humanitarian

responsive. absolutely impossible, but i think you've answered my next question, which is that distribution? so let's move on to how many people you will physically allowed to help right now. i mean, most of the numbers are you looking at with a very limited amount of age that's coming in. and we're trying to hope everyone's that we possibly can. i mean, this is through our own. we're running boards. well, as our staff are on the ground, they repair these most well as they try and provide as much pressure on which it to the community through these wells you in that's, we're hiring them, it's getting them working. a lot of the generates is even run out fuel or they get shots out or they get damaged in the minute generations in terms of food with distribution, flower with providing families with sla and food packages as much as possible. but it's really an emphasis to stay as much as possible. we've been able to provide some flour and some food assistance to families in northern garza. this is god, the city not in the areas that are currently besieged, that stood by the account on other areas of north because a governor putting does the city and beach county. we have reached some families.

but it's, it's completely down to where we have access. if we don't have the access provided, we cannot provide the food to the people who need it. so the thing that somebody does come out and all of our reports is that they are live in feasible correspondence. let me switch as, as when to sort of tools and what concerns do you have now about the need some more raid and training, knowing that a new one is an entity that the israelis don't want to work with. and it's pretty difficult question. you know, it's a politician, you want the official spokesperson underwater, but you are the pointy end of this, this complex. yeah, i mean, what i can tell you now is it's as bad if not worse than it's ever been. 500000 people today are in danger. of flooding in winter if it rains tomorrow, if the rains come the show to is that they then will be flooded. they will have no way to see they will have no way to exist. the rest of the gods district that 84 percent is currently under evacuation or this and then the bombing then as the

strikes. so in terms of safety, we have been saying this so long there is no, i say that's just us and there's no i say, but. ready what can you do when everybody needs everything and you're not getting enough supplies in winter is coming it's, it's around the corner. people do not have enough. you see the make shift shots as a living under it's under blankets, may be cousins, really damaged pieces of fabrics. it might of may be protected people from the song in summer. but now in winter, when the rains come, people are going to be out in the cold and the rain. i think you can hear it from bob minutes around me. right now people have things so that lives once again, people to fling. so that lines that is that main cuz um and then as food and then there's water and then the show to people just need absolutely everything. finally, ways, if i could, i'll shoot you pups to take your little hats off for a moment to speak to me as a civilian. you just talked about the buttons and the noise around you. right now. you must be a striking, does anybody else that's in the gaza strip right now?

just as a civilian human being. just tell me how that's what it what it feels like. a guy he's absolutely terrifying. today has been one of the west days. i've experience in the gaza strip. i've been here since april. i've. i've been here. it's through the referent cousins. we've heard horrific stories in the north. we can't get to the north. it's the seas. but right now with this foaming around does with this constant bombardment. it's terrifying people, families, you know, you can have children crying, people screaming people who are running for their lives and it's been nonstop for 24 hours. there's no way to go. people are track. i think you is forget, they cannot lead that guy was a straight. there's absolutely no way for people to go. they off seeing from one place to another and getting bombed, everywhere they go. it is terrifying. louise, what ridge from underwater joining us that from a district comes in because of strep. it's good to get your 1st hand. uh

1st time do you have what's going on? thanks so much louise. thank you. it's these are they all me as kind of like most royce, in east and 11, all of these 12 people are being killed in the town halls. plains of smoke have been rising over the area and in the nearby city of baltic is response of talked into the holiday of hood. it's home to redmond ruins of the parts of the unesco will pirated sites as well size is talking sites linked to hezbollah. and the substance of it they reach has been stopped by his body forces for the 1st time in a week. at least 10 strikes hidden here in the area as of friday. these are the ministry has focused on attacking the sub. does it escalate to the tex in september? that's conservative. also depaula correspondent in the lebanese capital high dose. i mean, the focus continues to be around about that, but we're hearing it strikes now entire as well once a you hearing yes, so how

a short while ago there was a strike right in the hearts of the southern coastal city of tire. we saw an air strike being carried out on a residential building in the middle of the city with no prior warning from the is riley military. as usually in the past few days. the is really military has issue of force evacuation threats for the areas that are going to be striking within the different areas of 11 on and tire, of course has been no, it's what has not been swear. it has come under continuous attacks over the past week. or so, and the latest attack coming on today on friday without any prior warnings on tyre . he's one of the most h and cities in 11 on it was one's home to about 65000 people. but 90 percent of the residents have already fled. and this latest strike is an indication that the

israeli military is not letting not be claim, as targeting as the luck of the control centers for the southern front, which they claim is responsible for launching cross border attacks and the northern israel. but tire is not the only area in the on that came under attack today in the eastern part of the country. in that car valley, at least 16 airstrikes were carried out on different towns and villages in and around the city of balls back another ations city in this country and the strikes also came without any warning. according to local media, at least 40 people have been killed so far in those attacks in eastern part of the country. of course, all of this comes as lebanese officials are saying that the intensification of b is rarely or a structure across the country are indications that that israel is not serious about any kind of a cease fire. and any discussions that we have been on the table over the past few

days are now long gone. and as a result, we're seeing pick continuation of from board vents across the country. so such a boy that force in the lebanese capital, thank you for the update of the world health organization size is deeply concerned about what goals a shopping number of attacks on levels, health care services. it says more than a 100 health watkins. they've been killed and 55 verified to tax on medical staff incentives since late september. but the w i chose as those numbers are likely to be significantly higher, as many workers were killed off g t thought margaret harris is a spokeswoman for the world health organization. she says the number of violent incidents as rising on hospitals are overwhelmed by casualties of the people. he's gone to hell, but the people they go should work every day to save law say do not go to work to do so lots. but they have been caught up in

a conflict with that. it seems to be no concern about attacking health facilities and it's very, very clear. it's very clear on international to mandatory little health check is not to target. and yet, as you said, we've seen 100 going through dense. so people actively onto g as the ministry of health in the owners for boarding much higher numbers of losses because many of the house for, because have been killed or injured at the injured while at high level of g o going to and from work. this was a health care system that couldn't afford to lose one health care work that they didn't have enough health care workers. before this conflict began, the economic circumstances meant that thing was very much under served and it was a health care system that was struggling. so the law, so basic health care worker is even is magnified. and now they've got mass

casualties. they've got mass needs, is this overwhelming displacement displacement which is increasing with all the people moving all american crowd with that's increasing the risk of that breaks. we've got colorado, so the health kit, the a text, letting health care are adding to the misery and this is a level of suffering and a few minutes her interest has to be has to star to punch more head here on the news. i include things most curious, foreign minister says how the country is committed to helping russia in its will with the crime the . the thousands of people across spain slug hits valencia region all taking part in a mess. clean up the bucket, shovels, brooms, mumps, and water bottles. only the people save the people as being trending on social

media spans where the service is wanting of mole rained and air is affected by flash floods that have already killed at least $200.00 people. so when you get a good hospital from one of the worst parts of the region, well, this is steve, which is the side where the was some of those was rain full. to have a car in the storm around a use was of rain fell in a single day. and as you can tell, it's had a devastating effect on the community that still costs off. no. and it tricity, uh no connection to any sort of power system here. so it's the community itself, which is has to raleigh around. and so without trying to get provisions for everyone here, you have a local organization independent and charged up, trying to organize everything for everyone. they've had no help so far from the regional government. you can see here they try to get results of such as nothing.

so babies will food, clothing covering the community, finding together, trying to get through this disaster. so those who are helping to clear off all the rubble, the day rehab people who have come down from other parts of the town neighbors and other parts which have been as badly affected the may i have solved the test said she says that there could be hundreds of people who died in this disaster. reminder that this is just the one place that's been effected in this catastrophe. sonya guy ego aus is vera. cuba. both but it's more but it's besides other countries committed to helping rushman as well with ukraine. dress on. he made the comments during a meeting with her, russian counts upon sugarland roles and most of the, most of the washington set about 8000 north korean troops of entered the cask. region and russia will soon start fighting ukrainian forces also accuse the us themselves crew tossing a nuclear strike against our country. you leadership of all of

a has more for most good. of both sides are in the process of ratification of the comprehensive strategic partnership agreement, which was initiated by president pacing and came in june this year when blood to me a peace and visited north korea. meanwhile, as wise as well as the intelligence services like the sound screen, one, they claim that around 11000 north green troops have been deployed to russia to russia's far, reese in particular. and as many as 80000 of them have already arrived in russia's boulder coast region, which borders ukraine and which has been partially occupied by ukraine since august . and these troops are expected to begin comb, but operations against ukraine shortly. something most current has neither confirmed nor denied, and we've heard from many western, unless that old as seems the case of russia short of its troops to carry on

fighting. but others say that north korea is allegedly sending its troops to russian. we'll have to train them and we'll come back of the country hasn't participated and real mutual patients for more than 70. yes. and that makes soft career very alarmed. at least a lot of people are being injured and a lot of shoes out in the city of potty a, in western friends. officials. last night there was fighting between rival games which involve several 100 people. in recent years, many citizen problems have struggled with a rise in violent crime, especially in low income areas on the outskirts of city centers. are you kidding? stays, emergency service has released a video showing rescue is moving the remains of what appears to be a russian cruise missile. your client said on friday is it destroyed. so if you want ryans, as well as themselves during overnight russians strikes, the attacks damaged residential buildings in 2 regions at the fire station in the southern odessa area. the been at least some people killed in the

explosion in southwest and bunker's phone. please sign and provide explosive device attached to a motorcycle, went off. there we go, school. find students and a police officer amongst the dead. well, 23 people also in genetic group has yet claimed responsibility for the attack. so that'd be more, protested based on beek against the election results that demonstrate to say, well, riggs, right scripts, a mold, and the team deep looking killed and the violence opposition leda vanessia on the land a has called for a 7 day nationwide strike malcolm where it pauses the latest from the capital to time. crowds of opposition. suppose is marsden several neighborhoods haven to take the cities. they say the recent presidential and parliamentary elections were rigged. the electoral commission says the ruling for lima policy one. now supporters of opposition lead to finance here manzona who followed his cool for

a week long strike the police on taking any chances. at least 11 people were killed when they used to a gas and guns last to break out protests to last week. the these on the police, the up for lima, lima really one. why don't they come out to celebrate? what did they really when the each the police chief has since said protests are allowed, but they must be peaceful. spoke alongside one is monet's. potty officials ongoing himself is in hiding. communicating to his follow is through social media. this crowd of opposition to go to promote it. seems that was the safety center administer line of glass placed under the gas weapons. it stopped them from proceeding any further. and it's a similar story in many neighborhoods on other parts of the country. and so they all positions of both is 7 separate sation of ones on a week. long strike. is it the end of it so much to the presidential palace and

change the government? the opposition have numbers. the police have weapons. the armies also being deployed in the city center, or will most businesses have closed 7 days without trade? well, the economy and the 2 thirds of mos, i'm beacons who live on less than $2.00 a day. striking is a struggle. but there's widespread anger among many young people who failed. they have no future. well, for lee mosley lee, quite as rich, i guess what did i do to protect us with the social justice and the quantity for o power to the people everyone's waiting to see if the week ahead will bring more bloodshed. and if it will bring any change, malcolm web out to 0. my food to mozambie still head hey, i'll be, i'll just say it renews off on montana in pittsburgh, pennsylvania where like other parts of the country. each and every vote will meta

the had that stopped by having a look at the weather across a south american. we've seen lots of heat, lingering around southern pops of the constant in particular for northern northern chile and origin. tina with temperatures sitting well above the average facilities like when a sarah is now terms is all going to come down here in the days ahead. thanks to the development office and severe storms rumbling that way north across the uruguay into power. why? that's what we have, the amber warnings out for those stones. and you can see intense showers, taking over southern parts of brazil stretching into bolivia and edging up to the northern crust of the constance, a more heavy rain to come. stretching from ecuador to venezuela as well, and that ties in with heavy rain lingering around southern pots of central america

. those down paused, continuing for panama, costa rica, stretching all the way up to mexico. you could time put into a, it's much dryer across the western parts. of mexico, the east continuing to see those live, the showers a longer spells of rain, but it's for the east where we have got a flashlight warning for puerto rico. that's thanks to heavy rain funnelling and to his spun. you'll up friday into saturday. i'm losing the development of some severe storms rumbling across the deep south in the us on saturday. the in depth analysis of the day sidelines. how do you see the educational system in gaza informed opinion it's feed treaties? have a very high kid is inc. it in civilian political debate, what happens as either now has to be seen in the context of a whole raft, especially those that have been taking against on the inside story. what is,

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welcome back to the i'll just it renews on with me. so robin in the heart of mind to of, on top stories. these are some of the latest pictures as israel continues and strikes on gauze, is understood refugee can killing several people that all reports of a striking full team in a school. housing displaced people is right now. me is covered up most drawings and eastern 11 on the lease 12 people are being killed in the town of a house near the ancient city of found that thousands of people across spain slug to valencia regional taking part in the mass clean of spain's weather service. is wanting a more rain in areas affected by slash floods. at least 200 people being killed. the well, that all just 4 days to go to before the election in the united states that school serve as a punch equal hate in washington, d. c. for more of us special coverage,

patsy over to you think so, and hello, and welcome to our washington dc. live from our rooftop studio over looking at the white house. more than 37000000 americans live below the poverty line. voters barely able to make ends meet once you know how their next leader will make their lives better, will be. they will be discussing that with our shortly with our panel of guests. but 1st, through the campaign trail, both presidential candidates, donald trump and campbell of harris will be in key swing states later today. and a final push to convince undecided voters, trump is scheduled to visit michigan, were pulsing just the democrats are leading by extremely slow margin. he'll also be campaigning in the crucial state of wisconsin, where harris will also be holding a rally there. they're competing for the 610 electoral college votes in the last election. joe biden won the state with just under 21000 votes. in this final week,

the candidates have chris across the country focusing on the battleground states, including pennsylvania. that's where we find like hannah, who is in pittsburgh like with the polls, or is this incredibly close? what exactly are each of the 2 campaigns doing to try and get that the their voters to the polls? well, there's a freezing wind blowing here in pittsburgh, but it's sunset and which way it's going for the candidates. they are nick and nick in pennsylvania. now the states, along with wisconsin and michigan phones part of the approval, the absolutely critical area through which come on i hire is mist walk in order to reach the white house. now interestingly enough, 2016 donald trump took both the popular vote and the the vote for congress. and that was reversed again in 2020. when biden took both sets of boats. now the important stuff to stick to look at is the size of the turn out in 2016.

they would just over 6000000 people who voted in pennsylvania. in 2020, that's the finger rose to just under 7000000. so these bits of sticks what appeared to indicate that there's a direct co relation between the size of the turnout and the chances of a democratic party victory. i didn't fuss anybody. you're all here. this place is that something higher as campaigns of visit to pennsylvania some 100 times in the selection season. let's be intentional, a reflection of how important the states and this 19 electro votes is in the presidential race. but only a few days to go. polls indicate the vote is to close the cold and the candidates a full for every pallets they can possibly get away from the high profile release. there's another special for votes falling tiers from the organization. one who'd out on the street stay up to day,

probably going from door to door to people to vote, regardless of who the voting for every vote does count. everybody's voice matters. so i like to employ people to use their voice while they came with a mulligan. so raised this then each and every vote in this and of the neighborhood throughout the country. meta and the size of the 2 and out may well decide who wins? in 2016, just under 63000000 people voted for trump when he won the majority in the electoral college. in 2020 his popular vote increase to 74200000, but he lost in the electoral college. the difference lies in the turn out. 60 point one percent and 2016. rising to 66.8 percent in 2020. these figures indicate a mathematical likelihood, the more people that vote, the more likely trump will lose the vote in the electoral college. are you planning

on loading on election day? wonderful. and the smallest objections could play a part in determining the result. might hannah out you sierra pittsburgh, pennsylvania trumping harris, have been courting blue collar workers in pennsylvania and michigan and wisconsin. there's a port slips. trump, those states to try to read in 2016 and for binding in 2020. they swung those dates back to blue. but now there's growing apathy among manufacturing workers who feel abandoned by both parties. as heidi joe castro has been finding out in milwaukee, i was able to, from the time that mike bink was a boy, he wanted to work at master lock like his father. the company was a milwaukee staples manufacturing padlocks for over a century. since half the plant was related, but we viewed it as a family think was there for 44 years. eventually becoming president of the workers

union. the factory employed about $1200.00 people at its peak, paying them an average of about $30.00 an hour. you took care of the company did your job, and they would take care of you. but all that changed, the bank says when president bill clinton signed the north american free trade agreement in 1993 nafta allowed us companies to move their production to mexico or labor is significantly cheaper master loc did just that downsizing its milwaukee plant. and earlier this year, announcement its closure and there was no way to compete with that. so the job search is going to move. it's now been 7 months since the master lot company shuddered. it's milwaukee factory. and the last 300, some workers clocked out for the final time and entered a new uncertainty. you accumulate all this money for his plan as you know.

and they still you, while i transfer you down, which would stop by this chance, the adam says he's been struggling ever since to support his children. he now works 2 jobs and still makes a 3rd less than he did at master lock. we found no job. this pay and that's that money, you know, my skill was wasted. so starting all the way over a 40 for you though to bring. 8 in manufacturing, he remembers president brock obama visiting the plant in 2012. the master loc announced plans to bring some jobs back to the us, but then did it. there's nothing that there's these democrat republican or whatever reaches down to us. adam says he feels betrayed. so he's not going to vote that's despite the efforts of donald trump and comma la harris to win the votes of manufacturing workers. adam says he just doesn't believe the promises anymore. plus, he doesn't have the time to go to the polls. he says he's linked to his 2nd job.

heidi jo. castro, alj a 0 milwaukee wisconscin. a comic hardship is a focal point for voters in this election. and many are concerned. poverty hasn't been adequately addressed during the selection cycle. more than 36000000 people live below the poverty line in the us, just over 11 percent of the population that's despite the country are having the highest gdp in the world. 11000000 children are among those living in poverty and nearly 18 percent of black americans now live below the poverty life that's more than last year. let's discuss this issue of inequality and economic hardship with our panel of guess with me is john. uh, i'm not saying or a cabin a top van off. there we go. go to ida lane. you guys need to have is your name. and lou lane, uh, siggler louis bigelow. oh okay. we're after a great start. okay, 1st i want to talk about the child tax credit because this went up during cobit and

what happened, what did it do, lane and what, what, what was the results? so it was expanded to cover more families and to give put cash and to people's hands. that was a big, you know, that's actually a central piece of what i think democrats and republicans are arguing about the child tax credit right now. it's refundable lity, so a lot of people who are experiencing poverty don't pay any taxes. and so if you give them a tax credit, it really doesn't help them unless you give them the, unless you make it refundable and you know, getting cash into their hands. give them the opportunity to pay for diapers if that's what they need to fix their car if that's what they're looking to do or to get caught up in rent. if that's if that's what is facing them right now. i want to get into the issue. busy of poverty because i think it's also the way the government calculates. poverty is not a does not get a snapshot. 65 percent of people say they're living paycheck to paycheck. that does

not match these numbers. i mean, the poverty rate united is just for audience understand for a family of 3, the government only believes you're in poverty if you make about $24000.00. so how big is this? is your job? yeah, well, so i think people in other countries think we have poverty, but they've seen photos of homeless people and they think it's a problem. but a small problem, as you just pointed out, the majority of americans are hurting. they're finding it hard to get by on their paychecks. we do work with the poor people's campaign and we did a careful look into how many people are poor and well. well, meaning that if they got a $300.00 medical expense, they would be under water, they wouldn't be able to pay for food or rent. and we found that 4 out of $102.00 fifths of americans are in that situation. they're poor and a low. well, most of them have no assets either. they don't have a house, they don't have a car. and so for them,

what things cost via their food for their rent or their gas is the difference between their children being able to eat a good balance meal and not. i know this is a really tough question to ask, but that's why i'm here to both of you. we are the richest country in the world. we have a nor mister amounts of well, why are so many people pour for steve? and it's a policy choice. we are governing making policy decisions to give tax credits, you know, to the rich or the corporations, instead of actually helping people who are experiencing poverty. and i think we're seeing it where we heard it in the segment earlier where you hear voters are disenchanted with politics and government. and that is because of rising and income inequality. and that's why they're also open to things like all of the charity is of them and why democracy is you know, feeling like it's a little bit more brittle now because those things go hand in hand where income inequality and,

and democracy declining just picking up on that it's partly what i would and use a harsher term. it's policy violence, the keeps 4 out of 10 people living on the edge. but in addition to it, as what lane said, this country, the richest, as you pointed out in the planet, is also the most on april. so at the top, we have billionaires, we have huge corporations that have a lot of concentrated power. they to now they come out of the policy violence, trump push policies that may billionaires richer, but as a result right now, why are prices rising? it's because a small number of companies own there's 3 me, packer companies that companies that own all of the pack. 82 percent, 82 percent. yes. beautiful. you're in a huge sector. you have that kind of extreme concentration. they are setting the prices, they are pay, they're making sewage profits. they're paying their ceo as tens of millions of dollars. and they are the core. i mean,

the people on the policy world call this price gouging me. and one of the parties wants to get rid of it in another doesn't the, the thing that is the biggest price. that's right now that people are talking about is housing and on housing. if the top you have billionaires from both the u. s. and overseas that have come in, bought up luxury housing, squeezing out low income housing. you have a big bill in big billionaire, like steve fort spent, who's the ceo of blackstone. he owns hundreds of thousands of housing units. he made a 120000000 dollars last year, and he is making profits off of pushing up rents to levels that are simply on sustainable. so let's talk about the candidates real quick and we've done a lot of time literally. what would donald trump do for the poorest americans with . 1 i n s policies, i don't see it making a huge difference and particularly because he's very focused on things like terrorists which don't individually help people actually hurt. yes and continuing

his tax cuts, which again are focused on corporations and the wealthy. when you see commer harris, a sheet to platform her, her platform really fundamentally you can restructure our economy. it's focused on care, which we've never done that before. like other countries supporting people with a child, child care, paid family and medical leave. this will actually help people on an individual level, and you'll see them. i think you'll see our economy make huge changes because that's a really affects women who are, you know, half of our population. and right now they're struggling. but you on this harris go far enough for poverty, she talks a lot about the middle class petition talking about poverty. and neither candidate has talked about the problem we're talking about here and they are allergic to the word for her low. well, middle class is the, is the key word. her policies go in the right direction. she would build a lot more homes. she would go after price guy rogers. but the deep structural issues we've got to deal with the any quality that we were just talking about. if

we really want to help poor and low wage people, we need to tax billionaires. we need to rein in the corporations that are that are gouging people. i think popular movements in this country are so upset that they were, as they pushed joe biden to do much more than what his natural inclination. i believe they would do the same with the harrison middle schools. i was also talking about the racial dimension of this because for black families make $0.23 for every $1.00 . well. so then a white family has for hispanics. it's $0.19. yeah. so how can the candidates get in? how can they addressed that specific portion? i mean, because they, although there is this misconception in the country that the majority of 4 people are minorities, they're not the majority for people in america are white, but how can they address the wish, the racial gap. so i think her policies do address those things. so when you, when you think about who has the most student loan debt in this country, it is black women. and when you look at who takes on the proportion of care giving

it is typically black women, latino women as well. those policies, the way that they are touching them aren't necessarily in those terms. but they are crafted and vetted and researching in a way that i think will address the concerns of the people of color and women of color. this was such a smart discussion. i think you both for joining us here on al jazeera. so in the last day of campaigning, the candidates are focusing on the southern key swing states. they can make or break a candidates path to winning the presidency here, serial then j on why georgia matters this time and what matters to the people of georgia. here's a tossup state, were watching very closely georgia southern states, 16 electoral votes, republican stronghold for decades, and 2016 donald trump won by nearly 5 points. there wasn't close in 2020, that changed dramatically. joe biden slipped the state by the slimmest of margins

just under 12000 votes. the 2020 election was so close in georgia. the votes for president were counted 3 times, including one by hand. all vote counts confirming biden's victory, but that did not stop trump and his allies from trying to reverse the election results there. that included a trump phone call directly to georgia's top election official. and there's nothing wrong with saying that, you know. 2 that you've recalculated? well mister president determines that you have is the data you have as well. i just want to find the 11780 loads, which is one more that we have because we won the state and slipping. the state is a great testament to our country. i only need $11000.00. i need 11000 votes. give me a break. so mr. chris, you have people that submit information and we have our people that submitted

information and then it comes before the court and the court then has to make a determination. we have to stand by our numbers. we believe our numbers are right . the former president, now space is 8 charges, including racketeering over accusations that he illegally tried to overturn the georgia election results. all right, let's take a moment to look at the data behind biden's 2020 victory. one that com la harris needs to replicate. if she wants to retain georgia in 2024, she can expect to do well in fulton county, most of which is the city of atlanta, a long time democratic stronghold. over the last 2 decades. the counties around atlanta have grown much more diverse and that has brought huge political change. so we will be closely watching called, and gwinnett, 2 big suburban counties, north of atlanta that shifted dramatically towards the democrats in recent elections. they were key to biden's victory together. atlanta plus suburbs equals more than $5200000.00 people. that is almost half the state. power is also needs to keep winning in other big cities like savannah,

like augusta trump needs to turn out votes in georgia, is vast, deeply conservative, rural areas. if we step away from the electoral mass, what do these maps and names actually tell us? well, they tell a story of america, take the black vote, for example, both harris and trump wanted nearly a 3rd of georgia's population. is black democrats, or accused of taking black voters for granted. while trump has seen his support, right, particularly among black men because of frustration with the economy and rising bills, 44 percent of people living below the poverty line in georgia are black and they don't see their lives changing for better or worse of the white population has seen a record dropping his numbers, but they are still a majority. they are the republican base, but their political power is crumbling. the biggest issues for them or integration in the economy and the hispanic population of the state, is also substantial at more than 10 percent. pull all of these factors together and harris needs a coalition of black, hispanic and women voters,

while trump needs to retain the support of white voters, he needs to get them to vote and to make inroads into traditional democratic strong . that helps out. we would hope that it's hard for americans, right. all right, al 0 have comprehensive, special coverage on election night. make sure to join us from 22, g m g on november, the 5th, that's 5 pm. east coast time here in the us will have live coverage from across the country with guests and discussion both here in washington, dc. and in doha, that's here on al jazeera from 22 g m t i a election day november the 5th. okay, so that is going to do it for us. the team here in washington, d. c. for now to pass it back to you. so in the house. thanks very much, patsy. and of course, we'll be back with all teams in late to bulletins here on out just they're still on the program. many people say what they're doing guys. this cable.

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