a tortured me, the state list in syria on now to 0. there are some of the media stories, a critical look at the global news media, on how to 0 government shut off access to social media. the . the final campaign pushing the us candle harris and donald trump, to make that last appeal devises one day before they head to the polls. the time sammy's a, them, this is i'll just say of a live from dell hall. so coming up the light, this is right, the striker, northern gauze that kills at least 15 palestinians of some months long siege of the north, intensifies israel pounds. the un, it's cancelling its agreement with the agency that supports millions of palestinian

refugees and rescue workers in east in spain. so it's a multi story on the ground comp, victims of catastrophic floods in valencia. the valve is just one day life before tens of millions of voters in the u. s. head to the pulse to pick the next president off the spending months on the road. the candidates are on the final leg of campaigning with a focus now on those crucial swing states. no, no. these a live pictures from republican candidate donald trump's riley. that's happening right now in raleigh, north carolina. i to states the republicans, one by an extremely narrow margin in 2020 donald trump will also hit cities in the background states of pennsylvania and michigan. kind of have us. on the other hand,

she set to visit several cities in the battleground states of pennsylvania. that's off the holding a riley and another swing state of michigan on sunday, she was appealing back to blank. so it says now just say what has correspondents and locations right across the united states. john holman, is in nevada for us. my canada is in pennsylvania, but 1st let's go. the full level is reporting for us from north carolina where donald trump is speaking right now. and phil trump, back in north carolina. he's in spending a lot of time the. why yeah, full times in one week which we never would have expected earlier this year. quite simply somebody it is because he's come play this concert and not that donald trump would publicly admit that. i mean he opened mister valley. hey advice i, i've never one of those kind of, i've never lost north carolina. i'm going to win it. but the fact of the matter is that the trump concept company is concerned. because since carmella harris came

onto the ticket and buy a place and drove by to the power has really tightened the now it is pretty much them back in the next couple hours is down. one point it gets, donald trump, according to the lights, is probably about one point within the margin of our really effectively means that it, it is a tide race. we've got people here who are watching it on the screen. these are people who couldn't get in. many people have started to leave now, which is that somebody we tend to see of these rallies up till something comes on stage of church. but if it, all 1000 people started stressed out because they've had what they need to have, they go to pictures and then they may. but like i said, people here all concerned as well. not just the that the analysis, but it's the campaign that's concerned both is i can so i'd say i've spoken to some who black. just ask them how they feel about the states of the race. i makes that this is a powerful state, but there's no guarantee. a few things to be aware of. this valley is being held in raleigh, which is a democratic city. so you would expect maybe turn out to be slightly less. that said, this is a 7 and a half 1000 c to capacity

a read us and it wasn't full. you might see pictures of been shown by the come pay would show how packed it isn't. even my image is donald trump, you can see it looks busy behind him, but i was in the just an hour ago, right before he came on stage of hoff of thought stadium health got to read. it was empty because people with not going that i'll go to remember that it's also monday, right? it's monday morning. people have got to go to what many people have voted already. so perhaps that would explain why there are a few people here, but then again, it is the day before the election. this is a very, very crucial place on a very, very few crucial find a few hours. all right, let's thank phil of al that. let's keep this going though. with mike highland now, he's in philadelphia, it's one of the cities in pennsylvania to a couple of harris will become painting later on monday. and mike, a lot of them low. so some of them are saying, you know, you can keep your eye on what happens in the all the swing states. you can keep her on the shifting trends in iowa. but it might come down to the final would from

where you all, why is pennsylvania? so important well, 19 electoral college votes on a hold on the offer here. so that is the biggest of all of the swing states. in addition of fun fact is that since obama one and 2008, pennsylvania has voted for every candidates that one. that's an interesting statistic as one of the reasons why people are buying the state. but most importantly, it is part of that blue wall. a group of states that provide in the past the democrats with and the should amount of votes that is no longer the case. these are really tied struggles in all of these states, in particular here in philadelphia. now some content that kamala harris has a bit of an edge given she has the support of the widely popular government of the state. judge shapiro, who many had to sort it might be running late,

but he just rode or he's resources behind to. we spent the last few days with campuses here in philadelphia, people going out to persuade people to vote. we were told that in the 7 federal ground states, they have been $36000000.00 and knocked on. this is just an example of exactly how intense this race is and how many off so intend on squeezing every single vote out of those who live in these areas. right. thanks so much to mind kind of that and now the swing state in play is nevada. john holman, is that joining us from las vegas? so from mike honda in the swing state with the most electoral college votes to you in the state with the least electoral college votes of the swing states and yet it's impulse and right because it's so mixed because of the number of non

registered, the non partisan by just the voters, what is going on the you said is i me, the non registered, non registered, non partisan vices need for a public meal. democrats name is so i can be certain that they're going to pick up this state. so they're poor and resources into it as well. and the key issue hit really in nevada is the economy pricing lot somebody gets i can see we're in the shadow, the strip, but you can see behind me that know everything is go, i'm a here, it's actually got one of the 2 highest rates of unemployment in the united states, and that's when we were really crippling cost of living again, $1.00 of the highest in the us. so speaking to a resident, the other thing he said, especially the cost of gas, his stuff is such that sometimes you just have to leave you a call at a red light and wait 3, you can next fill up. i'm not really going to affect the way people vote space used to be a place of waiting for us to lift their life. so it's telling me if you have

a day where you could have a blue color job like being white. so like what kind of one of the hotels, the white color wages, but no more in las vegas. so a lot of people are going to be going to put the ballot in based on that. will it based on the, won't it based on the housing crisis to john yeah, definitely somebody both bleed into the other. no, but this is something that housing crises which both kinds of it some said is a national issue and it comes down to that as a shortage of affordable building in the united states. build as an expos, 5 site, the same thing, but this is really a local problem. the president, the next one of the country went down to effect, to a great degree is to, to local authorities. red type costs of building. i know so finding the line and getting the permission from local authorities to build on it. and it's also interior to something cool name base. this is not in like backyard as existing

residents don't want to new building going up. whether that's because of pressure on schools that it will crate cues of a supermarket with just prestige in the neighborhood. so that's especially a cute, not problem in nevada, where a lot of people on the danger line paying more than 30 percent of the thing comes on to the rent and leaving a little bit of money from other stuff. you see more in a report. busy house prices are going up and above and not just barely to the one who buys one an emmy and looking at his w. i said he's samuels simply. yeah, it almost about 10 years ago it was easier to buy a house. you now times have changed. personally, i love this one on my salary isn't going to be enough. in this battle ground state from vegas to reno. the rise in brent in the house prizes is an election issue. driving the increased costs rich buyers from neighboring welfare, california,

local wages, just not keeping up the worst affected those at the bottom of the letter or the sub rosario, showing me eviction. notice she says a room went up by almost 50 percent in 2 years. then you're going to try to kick her in a family. i got like a, every time i saw a court order at my door, it was hugely stressful because i knew i had to find a solution. that's no easy. she cooks and a food truck hunting $2000.00 a month. she doesn't know where she's going to go next. there's a huge deficit of mostly price properties here. housing for low income families is being built in nevada, but the mound is really out stripping supply. just right now, the state is lacking about 80000 affordable housing units. meanwhile, moving 2 thirds of low income households here are on the danger line, spending of a 30 percent, their income rent, a lot of families of 15 or more folks have been living under the same roof to be

able to afford rent, or folks who have to pay uh either their groceries or a light bill and they have to decide on whether which bill to pay a it's a big national problem too. so what are the candidates proposing? we are going to cut red tape and work with the private sector to build 3000000 new homes by the end of my 1st term. and this from donald trump, specifically to nevada. i will work with you governor, to open up new tracks of federal land for large scale housing construction and you'll get it from much lower price. many votes is here, a desperate for something to work. as the hold on shelter gets more, not less precarious. joan, home and out. is it a las vegas? well being talking a lot about swing stays nice because the outcome of the right. so the white house could come down to those 7 states. you see the system to choose the president is

based on what's called the electoral college. but don't worry if that's confusing cuz is, i'll just say we're a serial vanya to explain how it actually works. it is the thing we are all focused on as the results come in the electoral college and each side's road to 270 the number of electoral votes needed to win the white house. here's our starting point, 43 states and washington dc. you're either reliably read or reliably blue. that means complet harris can already count on 225 electoral votes, and donald trump on 219. now it's not totally guaranteed, but it's pretty likely on both sides. the election will be decided, therefore, in these 7 swing states, which between them carry $93.00 electoral votes along with the one congressional district in nebraska. the yellow square here will come back to that later. or harris's easiest pass to victory runs through the so called blue wall. that's

wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania right here. turning these 3 states, red is what put donald trump in the white house 8 years ago, turning them back to blue, made joe biden presidents. but because electro votes have been redistributed since the last election reflecting population shifts. those 3 states are no longer quite enough. winning them would put harris at $26091.00 vote shy of victory. she would still need one more state to put her over the top. now trump's road to 70 starts with holding north carolina state. he won last time by just 1.3 points. if trump wins the blue wall and holes, north carolina, he's a $279.00. he wins, but louis north carolina, and he's at 263, still 7 boats. shorts. if he holds north carolina, trump could even lose the biggest swing state of pennsylvania and still make it the 270 by winning either arizona with 11 intellectual boats or georgia with

16 electoral votes. he would need just one of those states, not both. let's go back now to that. earlier scenario harris holds the blue wall and trump takes the other 4 swing states. that's what it looks like. that would leave harris at $269.00 and trumpet to $68.00, which brings us back to nebraska. it is one of the just 2 states main being the other that splits it's electro vote according to who wins each of the states congressional districts now stay with us and this one, since 1992 nebraska to as formerly known, has gone against the rest of the state twice, giving one electoral vote to brock obama in 2000. and $81.00 to jo button in 2020 in this scenario is harris held onto that boat, which is basically the city of oma. she's president. but if trump wins it, then we're tied at $269.00 each. if that happens,

it is the us house of representatives which chooses the next president with each state getting one vote. that is something that hasn't happened in nearly 200 years . the now israel is continuing to attack garza especially the north, is ready for us is of shall be come out of one hospital full the 2nd day running and these right, the ami is struck 2 homes in bay fly or killing at least 15 people among the day it is a palestinian child who had lost his own father. in the 1st days of the war, civilians rushed to the scene to dig for survivors using the bad hands. the

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the shape of the most highly masked move, joins us live from debt and bella in central gaza. so what is the off the most of those strikes on that lie here? look like now the sign is the beginning of the inside of word. there's really another story promise, palestinians across the guthrie of death and destruction. and in fact it's been delivering this for a more than a year right now. busy we're cnn, the northern part of the ghost of that keep on folding is the sheer level of destruction the devastation and the death bed is everywhere. now, almost every single family. another part of the strip of leaves having of one family member who has lots of this where there are other families who left the entire family. the entire branch of their families are gone or still missing

a trap. under the do do ruffles that do residential homes in the past few hours than would targeted by multiple ex, right. let's 15 people killed again. the pot on women and it's still giving me top deep. the majority of casualties and the aftermath of these attacks are actually the casualties, those walk with serious injuries as soon as they get to the hospital, they don't get the necessary medical care that they need to survive the injuries or the severe breathing or the severe burden caused by the bomb dropped on on these, on their homes on their heads, then they end up dying. and that's the reason we see a number of casualties increasing by the hours invited the as, as we have people from last week who were targeted and inside a residential home. and does that include the number more family members are dying? the tragedy is with those who are to live as the only survivors of these attacks,

we end up with one side or another, or one girl or another family member or entire whole family, you know, obliterated to work continue to treat many of these tragedies and increase the level of the site, the logic on the trauma. not only on children, but on everyone. across the galveston. handy, yesterday we were talking about one don't. so one doctor and one assistant left into modeled one hospital. what does it situation now off to the strikes today? it's a bob dia right now. they complicated. they dangerous that the whoever lifted the hosp to the right now it, there's almost no medical to stop whatsoever. the only person who is actually still operating there is the director of the hawk, the doctor who was a video keeps telling us about what's going on the whole rigid situations and conditions inside the hospital. so a part of that there are no medical supplies, and part of the facility have been severely damaged. the hospital is on the

constance here we are going to invite is very military just few days ago was the upper floor of the hospital were targeted by uh, by the artillery destroying the only medical warehouse in the hospital after this very many disorder, the pharmacy on the ground warehouse of the medical supplies and equipment, nothing certainly needed for the hospital. there's nothing left in the hospital right now in terms of, of medical care or medical supplies and now not we don't see insufficient medical staff. there isn't any medical staff left at the hospital or whoever left out or more of a volunteer is trying to help in the a little bit of what they can with the patients. we remain in the hospital, medical suck, are under attack, they've been deliberately targeted by disability monetary their injured some of them. and during the past week, some of this, uh, this is when they are talking the past few hours. it gradually. we see you in a hospital, a place of feeling, turning into more of a waste land adjust the late did the graveyard as people end up there buried some

of their loved ones inside the hospital. the can go to a proper burial sites in the northern part of district. thank so much to hi me. my smooth day in data by israel has notified the united nations. it's cancelling its agreement with the main aid agency for palestinian refugees. it follows a recently approved this right, a little which band all under was a deal for ations millions of palestinians, including nearly all of gauze. this population depend on the agency, full survival, the u. n. ones canceling, the agreement will lessen the humanitarian catastrophe with diet consequences across the occupied territory. and syria is riley strikes, have targeted the town of a say, the zane of south west of the capital, damascus. a large plume of smoke was seen over the town. the ministry of defense

says civilian sites where hit is where the forces increase the tax and serious since the war and gaza began. this very force is attacked residential homes in southern lebanon. thousands of explosion could be seen in the neighborhoods of may some devil. and the model are you in districts, the houses are near a hospital, several villages have suffered some of the damage since, as well as ground defensive began in lebanon. this file size is trying to avoid civilian casualties by issuing false evacuation warnings before striking what it says has beloved targets and 11 and but the charity save. the children says more than 100 children have been killed. that since the end of september, child stratford reports from bay route, which is one view, as you may find, some of the images and childs report to be disturbing. 2 year old ivona is slowly recovering from

a 3rd degree burn. she saw that opportunities really as striking, close to home and self 11, and she's self with extensive funds on her head face and her father. my how much says he, and many others never received these really evacuation threats. because the mobile phone network was down the stairs ought to be. there was a start close by the house was shaking. i come describe it. i someone who can go on the balcony. i saw her old black and looking at me because of a child least from under the rubble following. these really striking because the something 11 of this is happening everyday living in the ministry of health says, mold in 1200 children have been injured. nearly $200.00 killed since the beginning, the possibilities between his bola and is what i mean october last year. but since the stall to the escalation, at the end of september, the number of child casualties as increased at the shocking grade for children were

among the 18 people killed in this strike strike that israel says was targeting hezbollah member. but that's full children. of the move in 100 children killed 11 and during a 5 week period, according to the organization, save the children, and that averages moving to children, killed every day. these are some of the mold and 400000 children, with their families have been forced to flee the homes, and they receive psychological support. the shelter sets up on the united nations children phone unit b route to 11 year old nama, and these families narrowly escaped to series that these really strikes in the southern city of time that we were on the road. then there was a hit between 2 buildings and the rent was one of the car is

here and the building, the, it was scan i felt like is poor. now i'm is mom describes what she felt well trying to protect the children. i think the fear was possible, every parent was holding their children tightly with fear while trying to keep the children calm, the guilt of possibly not protecting them. and of course, crushing yulusef says the psychological soul and children in lebanon is growing. as all the number of those like ivana injured and probably disfigured for life. but she liked the growing number of children killed in this will ease, at least alive, tells profit which is 0. they root rescue teams in easton stay and they're looking for victims and a multi story on the ground comp hawking, valencia flash floods in the region, have killed at least $217.00 people. the compound was flooded. last week, when the country was hit by its worst floods involved in history,

the government has deployed 7 and a half 1000 soldiers to the region while authorities face increasing criticism for their response to the disaster. sonya guy go reports from one of the worst hit areas in chiva in the province of valencia. almost a week off the the slash flooding hit the town of chiva just outside of buttons. yeah. and the clear operations are still very much in place. and now if i step to the side, you can see the extent of the destruction that the was so close as it came down the ravine, causing a meant structural damage to the houses where in fact, way you see the rubble pulling out of the building. here is how that happened on sunday overnight houses down hed beams too dangerous to enter into, which is why they've been costs are 5 you will far to use a now the results, the worry about 5 but down stream that so that people who are living in the houses

further along that are real, so endangered as well as some well forward he's. i've also told certain families who are living in that dangers and that they have to leave. we spoke to a family who had to vacate that rode home on monday morning. they don't know yet why they will sleep this evening. but chiva for all the damage that is surrounding it. here is one of the best of places that is recovering from the aftermath of the flooding. there are all the towns just closer to the city of valencia who are formal, which i followed damaged by the flooding as well. they're real simple populated, and people that felt the anger and the frustration that people socrates did not come soon enough to be able to help them when they desperately needed it. most. sonya got jago alta zara chiva as well that says for the show, whether is next thing with just one day to go before the us selection inside story

of who american versus foss, small particularly on domestic issues, get more information on that story as well as all the ones have been following here now to sierra. if you head over to our website on to 0, don't com or back at the top of the the color, the weather remains a little unsettled. so pot solve the middle east. we call this band of crowd, just test them. what's the weather then? just around the southern section sofa q way to supplement a rock pushing across into central parts of saudi arabia. south is that generally stay dry and settled with the showers. they extend the way up towards the caspian to was a cool to see some of the wintry and nature over the high ground. that'll make his way further east was easing across towards i've got his thoughts pushed by the

north. again, the possibility of a few showers around that is the side of the mediterranean gauze 11 on we could see a shower ro to coming through here. for the most part. it will be dry. it allows you dry across stuckey. i just noticed the winds coming in from a northeast the direction, so just knocking the head on those temperatures. but we have across the northeast of africa, conway $26.00 celsius, typically around $25.00 degrees that were awesome. shala's perhaps not as many as with respect across west africa. they all that in place of extending across into the gulf of skinny and the price of slipping further south as they should do close at this time. if you have those showers just coming down into was, i'm be, i know you some really wet weather just around the east and k for a time. and that will flick its way north into south mozambique. the shooting the doc chapter in the cause of a war. they just took our id, cards,

mailed them. they asked him about his name, the killed, the prison, the scene of unspeakable horrors. so i saw a pile of bodies. we had a lot of questions about how these men come to be dead. it goes over to breath. i must have shut. those are coming soon enough, josie, you know, from the economy to immigration and emotion rights tomlin, harris and donald trump offered the virgin plants. but who are we? american voters trust more particularly on domestic issues. this is inside store the hello and welcome to the program. i'm how much i'm going to can.