seeing the option to see another is ready, a thought here within the like from documentary i'll just say it was teens across the world. when you closer to the house of the store, the, [000:00:00;00] the hello on james buys. this is the allergies, 0 news life from washington dc with us special coverage. the us selections coming off. donald trump threatened us to impose tyrus, so mexico over the southern border crisis during a series of fun election rallies in battle. ground swing states will come a lot higher as continues to push

a message of unity in pennsylvania. the police officer in the states with the most number of electoral college bags 9 sammy's day down in the hall. so i have this our goals as health ministry size is ready for the same intent on killing all remaining stop. a golf has come out on the one festival, the palestinian homes also being dogs, it at least 15 people to be killed off to this really strikes it to residence is not here. plus i'm sonya got jago in chief outside, or mullins. yeah. with the town is recovering from the off the amount of disaster with resilience, the hello and welcome to washington d. c. election day here in the us is rapidly approaching and tens of millions of votes as will head to the poles. more than 75000000 americans have voted already,

the candidates continued to swing across battleground states on the final day of campaigning. donald trump is already held to rally is one in north carolina the 2nd in pennsylvania. he'll maintain that tradition by wrapping up later in grand rapids, michigan, which was his final stop and both 201620. 20 as well. trump has just been speaking in reading, pennsylvania, a city with a large number of puerto ricans, the trump camp, has been trying to contain a backlash after comedians, racist remark about the island of the recent madison square garden, riley. which is one day away for what will be the most important political event in the history of our country. but you have figured out we have to vote to show up as vote. i loved it really what we should do is swamp of just swamp of them a couple of hours is also expected to visit reading shortly. be holding

a reilly in nearby. i live in town. another city in pennsylvania with a large number of puerto ricans harris's focusing antonio in pennsylvania. today, she held her final body in philadelphia lake to all that talked. it's been about trying to have point fingers at each other and divide each other. it makes people feel alone. it makes us feel like there's nobody standing with them. and so the way i've always been thinking about our campaign and these next 24 hours is as we are getting out the vote as we are kansas thing. let's be intentional about building community, about building community, about building coalitions, about reminding people we all have so much more in common than what separates us. there is power in that there is power in elgin 0 has correspondence in locations right across the united states. this out will speak to john holeman in nevada, john henderson in georgia,

and we got both island associated mike kind of life for us from the so called tipping point state. that's pennsylvania. let's start with alone. who's in pittsburgh? what we've got both harris, i'm trying to visiting alan places with a large population of people who uh, from puerto rico, or at least the families originally from puerto rico. is the, the controversy over that madison square garden event? is that still reverberating? and could this be decisive? it was a week ago in new york, where the comedian writes at the start of that rally, made a joke because it has reverberated on the trump campaign. realize how damaging it has been, particularly here in pennsylvania is good. 19 electoral college votes. it's always been very tight. and that's why both candidates are spending time in the states on the final day of campaigning. why both of them will be here in pittsburgh,

at some point the, let's talk about at the puerto rican vote. no, they have the 3rd largest puerto rican community outside the island in pennsylvania . so that means they become very important. and over the weekend, we saw that 86 percent of puerto rican voters have said that they've seen the comments made by the comedian and the majority of them thought they would extremely offensive or offensive. so that means there's a possibility that they may change their vote, and certainly we spoke to a number of people who said that they had been thinking about voting for donald trump. but that change because of the comments and not just because of the comments . but because donald trump seem to distance himself and not condemn it, and there were some in the campaign he thought issue to come out very quickly and said, this is not what we think this is not what we believe. instead, donald trump being donald trump, did what donald trump does, which is never apologized, never explain, and try to move on, but that simply hasn't worked. so in the last hour, he's been in reading,

which has a big puerto rican population, as you say, with people who can face the root spot to the island. and he said muckle rubio speaking for him, and that's important because he's been largely his primary hispanic subjugate because he speaks spanish fluently, obviously. and he's become a trump loyalist after pacing up to him in 2016. and we all remember the exchanges between them during the debates at that point and he has become very much total comes number one, latino spokesman. and so both parties realize how the important is to get out the vote to you. just another note, the trump campaign will be consent. that over the last 24 hours, they have been a number of polls and they're just polls. remember, these aren't vote. but they say that the number of women votes and voters are at record levels. and many of them are voting for pamela audits, and the difference is so big that it could actually leads to a hottest line slide in the election on tuesday note,

nothing set and until the votes are counted. and there's still a couple of events to go. many a slip between cup and let both candidates know how this is important. one final note, this is the most important $24.00 for donald trump as a political candidate. when it becomes president again, lose. and he's facing a number of criminal charges which could end up in a jail to. so you see why the stakes are particularly high for the republican candidate. allen in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. let's go to my canada, who's in philadelphia, the biggest city in the swing state with us being some developments. the district attorney that is warning against intimidating bunk says mike, is this the right to the one side? the trunk comp? no, but briefly no, it's not. it is a general warning about intimidation at the polls by whatever group may intend to

do it. i'm here outside independence whole which is with the constitution was ratified some 243 years ago. and that started off this democratic process that we are seeing culminate coal climax, yet again in the next 24 hours. and it is a process that has been coming under threat on the number of levels. as you said, we have here in philadelphia, warnings from the district attorney about the possibility of the polling system. the polling process had being interrupted. all beings threatened by one of the groups. now this is what the district attorney had to say. we do have the costs, we do have the jail sales. we do have a philly jury's and we have a state presence. so if you're going to try to turn an election into some form of co workers, and if you're going to try to bully people bully votes or voters, you're going to try to erase both. you're gonna try any of that nonsense. we're not

playing it must be noted as well. that cumberland harris says rally in pittsburgh was actually moved from the venue at point state park, because security is the security service said it was unsafe. also, it must be noted that to a national emergency day has been proclaimed for january the 6th, which is a day of certification. this is the 1st time that this has ever happened in us history. and certainly this is because of the events that happened on january the 6th and 2021. so sick is a tension, not just in pennsylvania, this critical states, but throughout the country as a whole. thank you very much to mike hannah, the in philadelphia. now to the swing state of georgia in the american south, june henderson is that he joins us from atlanta. john, we spent quite a bit of time talking about michigan and how israel's will on gauze or 11 and might

affect the arab american vote. is that, but i, what i'm interested in doing is a student area of atlanta. how do you think that will could affect the votes of young voters? well, james, we're at the sight of 3 historically bad black universities in atlanta. and we talk to students here and like young people across the country, many of them are concerned about the war in gaza. a president biden spoke here at a graduation ceremony at morehouse college, and some students protested his arrival here. and this is a state that really matters. georgia is one of those 7 swing states that are expected to decide this election. it was the epicenter of the place where donald trump in 2020, and republicans sought to overturn that election. trump, in several alleged co conspirators, now face charges for that. it's also a place where democrats had made significant inroads in recent years. you can see behind me,

those are volunteers for cala harris. who has the porters here in prison binding one in 2016 1st democrat to do so, since bill clinton in 1992. but the democrats have a problem here and that is the young people here and elsewhere, are concerned about the war and gaza. we spoke to a couple of students from morehouse college, listen to what they had to say. what's on my mind is, is really how we as america, and as you know, the so called land of milk and honey, in this election, in 2024 and going forward after once it's decided, what are we, what's going to be our footprint on the globe are we going to continue to play colonial and imperial and, you know, uh, you know, settler cards or are we going to maybe, you know, try and achieve and try and harking back to the, the values and the morals that originally were intended for this country. but that we seem to stray so far away from it that's on a global and a domestic level as well. when you think about things like women's rights as well,

which is which turn it on my mind and this selection as well. yeah, especially this year in loni, let me ask you the same question when you look at the issues and this election, what's on your mind? so also what all was talking about. like i am obviously aware the issues going on when it comes to women's rights. when it comes to how immigrants migrants are treated in this country, we saw how haitians that talked about how they got on just blasted by the media for late in this information talking about you can catch that wasn't true. what do you plan to do when you get in the voting for, as you know, i've been thinking about this a lot and i've been kind of wrestling with myself and i'm glad that you talked about, you talked about any of that. you brought that up. i'm gonna leave it up to the creator man, i'm going to, you know, i'm gonna go in there tomorrow and just see what's, what's on my heart and what's on my mind. is there any when you're rolling out, when you walk into that booth, i'm definitely rolling out fast as and so i'm definitely rolling out donald trump. that's about it honestly. all right, and why and lonnie,

thank you both for talking to us. we appreciate it changes. georgia is also significant because last time around it was the last day to report its vote. it took 16 days to report the final tally of votes here, but they've changed the laws there. you plan to do things faster. the absentee and early valence need to be reported by an hour after polls close at 8 o'clock tonight . that is o g m t, and officials here say they expect things to be reported much more quickly. this time around james john 100 and planned to assign q and other swing states in play is nevada. in the west, john holeman is that he joins us from las vegas. nevada join is one of the states with the largest latino population. trump, we know, has been trying to, we know,

but lots he knows in the selection. what's your take is the succeeding will pose the show that he has had some success, especially among latino men. i was speaking to an analyst just a little while ago who was saying to us, but some latino men seem to like a trump businessman, a persona. the fact that he, they see him as a leader who's decisive and who can get things done. but let's remember as well, the latino vote, this is a term that we put on it. we're talking about people from all over a content and usually they're coming settled in the united states. so it's very buried. i'm actually in las vegas now. we've rena, devious from make the road action, nevada, which is a latino group. it's going around convincing people and making them aware of the action. so thanks for speaking to us. right. and you're 22 years old. you just graduated from the university of nevada. there is a business administration graduate, but you're also in documented, even though you came here, when you're a year old,

we've had to know about donald trump's rhetoric about putting people on us. when you hear about that, uh how do you think it could affect you if he becomes president? um, personally, i've been on talk you mounted um, since i was one year old i i, i am part of the community that challenge that suffers many of the challenges to find job opportunities and really provide for their homes and finances. right. to create that sustainable living that our immigrant community is want. i'm part of the people that are struggling to get jobs in health care fields and business administration and education. so this is a very impactful problem for all the immigrant community do. you wouldn't do that, that might not be a place for you in the united states self, the living here we are life. correct? um, with trump running, we're seeing on what he has seen said about mass to partition with. she puts all of us i reyes, we know that there is

a large amount of immigrant communities all over the united states. so it wouldn't just be nevada. so many of our states would be at stake. i think what he would say in response to that will people should be getting legal or they should be making a pa, for that. you've tried that the in the past. not correct. um, as well, no doubt goes also in the supreme court's as it fights this way to stay, which was something that gave people the certainty of prevention from deportation on opportunity to work. currently many dudes, tens of thousands of used to have the opportunity any more with dock of being at stake as well. thanks a lot right next to speaking to us. so also making the news today. donald trump's been speaking about mexico and the fact that when he becomes president, he will put a terrace of 25 percent on things coming from its current to the united states. if it doesn't stop migration that's from his playbook, he did that to. he's threatened to do it before when he was president. it did work to some degree and slept in the mexican government really comes down to migration

going through. but it's a very aggressive step from donald trump to announce that before he's even in the presidency. if he does arrive at that point, james. thank you very much, john. now we're, we're in pennsylvania or a short time ago with going back to the right now because a couple of harris is facing an island town. let's listen in. one more day lived in one of the most consequential elections of our lifetime. and momentum is on our side. can you feel it? we have the because campaign has tapped into the ambitions and the aspirations and the dreams of the american people. we are optimistic and excited about what we will do to gather and we hear. no, it is time for

a new generation of leadership in america. the ready to for the leadership is the next president of the united states, the new pennsylvania, the races not yet over. okay, we got a lot of work to do and we have got to finish strong. so list, and we got hard work to do, but here's the thing. we like hard work or hi mark is good work. hard work is joy or and make no mistake. we will with the, the is the in allentown, the final push on the way. of course,

for these candidates who are trying to, to get to the lighthouse, which is just behind me. and we've been focusing, of course on the swing states, the 7 things swing states that is because of the cause of the outcome of the right school. the white house could come down to those 7 states, his algebra, serial bonnie, a on america's unique electoral college system that determines the winter. 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. harris's easiest path 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. the blue made joe biden presidents. but because electoral 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 one last time, but 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 $263.00. still 7 votes choice. 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. so 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 to 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 electro 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 . thank you very much. so let's discuss all of this now with the title of guests who are joining us. christian ramos is democratic strategist and founder of the communication stand autonomy strategy is jo. malcolm is vice president of the institute constitutional government and director of the me center for legal entity shall studies. while microphone troy is professor and director of race politics and policy center, george mason university. let's in these final moments of his campaign, discuss some of the things that we've heard in the program already. christian, you were chosen as one of the 40 on to 40 latinos and us politics. we heard from the latino community just a moment ago from nevada. trump, what's the window,

but latinos from what you're hearing is 8 looking particularly young man. well, the madison square garden rally is one of the greatest unforced errors in politics history. and what i mean by that is you had a lot of undecided latino voters of pennsylvania in nevada, in arizona. only a couple of days ago, madison square rally happens. those undecided voters are undecided anymore. they are breaking for combo harris because they're angry. they're angry at the comments that were made uh at the madison square rally. and not only that, they're angry cuz donald trump has an apologize. he hasn't come out and said, no, this is not how i feel about and how do you be making progress? the full that do you think a bait? i think you've been making progress with latino males. right. and what you're seeing here is even mickey jama, that i get on star, who endorsed donald trump for president, walked back his endorsement because of the agree, just insult to puerto ricans,

unless he knows everywhere that happens in madison square garden. so you're seeing those voters who are thinking about who are dipping their toes in the water now saying, no, thank you. i cannot vote for this guy. and they're, they're coming back in a place like pennsylvania where there are 500000 left the, those voters, they're in a place where job, i know we want to buy 80000 votes. that could be the difference make or to win in pennsylvania. so john, he hasn't apologized trump very, very rarely if have a apologizes but given what's at stake to should have apologized riley said look, i don't know this committee. i've never heard of this guy. i certainly would not have invited an insult committee in a given him a microphone to madison square garden. but then again, i wouldn't be calling donald trump a fascist or haven't compared that rally to a nazi rally or have count and then jo, body referring to all trump supporters as garbage themselves. you know, christians, right. i suppose it could end up making a difference on the margin, but i think the former president, trump is made great in rhodes with the latin, you know, with, with latinos,

that's clear from the poll numbers. and i'm not sure that a stupid comment by comedian is quite dead that making any difference at all. now, michael, the other thing that we heard was that news news from the philadelphia district attorney warning against vote to intimidation, saying you'll use the full force of the law your reaction to that's what i think of a commentary on our product. thanks for this, kind of the warning has to be yes sir. that's right. there is, there are groups in america who are using this as an opportunity to sort of put their own and perimeter on, on this election. and some of that and perimeter includes border intimidation, trying to make it more difficult for some people to vote, which is problematic on a number of levels. so what the philadelphia district attorney is doing, and this may well be the start of other things that may happen around the country in this regard, puts us in a very tenuous place. and it also puts those who might want to engage in this kind of behavior. or notice there's still prosecuting people coming out of last year. i'm sorry,

20. 20 one's january 6. all right. interaction and we may see some more of that in the aftermath of tomorrow's election. first, did you want to say something? yeah, i mean, even in washington dc, just down the street right here, they're putting up a wooden panels in the windows, they're putting up dates or putting up everything that's not for democrats. they're not worried about democrats. they're worried about maga. they're worried about donald trump. support is because he is literally out there saying that we should be shooting lynch, a letter stating that we should be intimidating, the privacy he is fostering this stuff. it's not an accident that, that, that this is occurring this late in the election because he's losing. yeah, i want to get, i want to get, you'll come at on that john, because trump is still saying things about about, about this election. they are fighting so hard to steal it. we've got a bunch of cheaters. there's a reason comes, i mean, doesn't that just effect the whole of faith of people in the election system? i mean, and remember, this is from

a man who lost starting around declared he'd won before all the votes were clear. i'm still the class, he won't even though the last, let me go back to questions comment, which is to say that i certainly hope and pray that there is not violence, but the potential for violence is great on both sides of the political while there have been 2 assassination attempts. again donald trump and a lot of people had been professing violin. well, hang on, but we don't know that those were carried out by anything to do with that. in the cry. i understand all i'm saying is that the, the call for violence writing that is sadly bi partisan in nature and is appropriate regardless of who does it. and so i am glad that people are being guarded and protecting poll workers who are, you know, just performing a democratic set, right? it's, it's totally like the student leaders need to be responsible and careful with that language. and really is donald trump, being careful with his language at a time of, of also what's called

a re otherwise ation in this country. i'm not sure that either of them are being, are being careful in their language. campbell, a harris referring to donald trump as a sashes and saying that his rallies are not c rallies. he did not say that, lynn cheney should be shot. he was saying that she is very anxious to send people to war. she has never faced uh, you know, snipers aiming rifles that hurt that cut and that kind of mistake me an over reaction. what trump actually said that is that i know chris did you want to speak, but let's bring michael in 1st one. if i quickly, this is part of our problem in our discourse, right? there's a false equivalency that's going on here. every single day we hear something like this from donald trump and sort of combo her as may say something like that one or 2 times we came back like is the same. it is not. and therefore, the boarding of going up on the buildings and something that's going up in front of building here in the city in which i was born and raised is very disappointing to me. i don't recall seeing this growing up in the cities and previous elections and

the fact that it's occurring now after donald trump has risen to the level of prominence he has since the 1st ran for present in 2015. and my view tells you all you need to know about where we are as our country are rhetoric or language, all of which needs to be dial back, but it is not happening equally, almost christian. yeah, so donald trump is finishing this selection in historically ugly fashion, and i don't just mean his rhetoric. i mean, literally 2 days ago he was performing fellatio on a microphone at a campaign rally for reasons i'm not really sure why it's not the 1st thing that i would think if the sound is going out. he is making these attacks. i don't really understand half of the things that is really he can't open a garbage truck, right? he's trying to get in and out again. it's unclear why he's doing any of these things, but it's not normal. we've normalized a lot of this stuff in to the degree with which it's unfortunate, but whether you're latino, whether you're, you're black, whether you're asian with or why they look into the place like pennsylvania,

michigan, wisconsin, it scares people. and so i just want to underline it's not normal, it's not appropriate behavior for somebody is running for the presidential office. i think it is there was anybody else ready for office right now? all of us would agree that that would not be the way that we would want a candidate to running for political office of the country to behave. john, you want to come in and look, i think that referring to your opponent as a fascist and like getting his rallies to nazi rallies is pretty damn incendiary. look, i, i think the things need to be dialed back on both sides and it needs to be dialed back for a long time. and i agree, having, you know, been here in 2016 on an or duration day and seen a lot of very upset democrats threatening violence. that it didn't, shouldn't have not happen at all. and i'm glad that people are going to be kept safe. it shouldn't have to come to that. i have the same sad this you do, but that's the reality of the nation in which we live at the moment. okay, well thank you very much gentlemen, for joining us. and you can say,

see that the people do not agree in this country on lots of things. and of course, we are coming to a very key moment with polling starting in just a matter of hours. remember that out, you 0 will have coverage on election night here. that's in just over 24 hours time from now. so do join our coverage. i think it by several vanya a fully, by the well, and i'll be here to join us then. but right now it's back to semi in the thanks james. now the health ministry, and garza is saying is ready for the same intent on killing all remaining stuff. and they come out on the one hospital in bay july, which is currently the siege binds, right. the soldiers, the hospital is being shelled for a 2nd day live saving medical equipment is being damaged. well that's putting dozens of babies and children at risk of death comes authors riley soldiers storm that just over a week ago and detained. thousands of people including staff members and so bob has

the director of nursing come out of old one hospital. he says the hospital is under his re the army siege. how can you click on the shop this afternoon in the hospital came under direct is verify of the children's ward with the incubators were hit by. is there any war planes and quite cop to drugs, the upper floors were damaged and some of the children and newborn babies were injured. joining us, nurses and other medical stuff were also injured by the nurses, took the children to the lower floors. those clothes don't have the equipment needed to pay to the new bones who need incubators and intensive can do that. those children and newborns came under direct fire and one child was supposed to have emergency surgery. the stuff was shocked by this new attack because we had already come under fire just the day before and couldn't. besides, hospitals in northern garza is right. the forces of bummed homes killing at least

15 people. this is the scene of the life of striking big law here among the dead of a palestinian child who lost his father. in the 1st days of the civilians rushed to the scene to seek the survivors using the bath and the

chief of or the or about the going to look at the whole the the little bit the i'm handling my mood has more now from the law according to minute goals, forces that leads to 37 people were killed across the ghost of 25 of them. and the northern part of the survey earlier today to residential home was targeted by this

really another 3 by multiple layers rec, leaving 15 people. and the majority of casualties as the pattern of the talk has been going on for almost a year. now, more than a year of the genocide, a were made of women and it shows in earlier this morning this really monetary can do with it's heavy artillery coupled with the talk by the drones on people who are really evacuated from the northern part of, of the value of the come into the city of bit la, this is the area where most people at the constant trading says they were forced out of their homes. and yet they are being targeted by unpredictable fall in bonds in an attempt to drive everyone out of, of the northern part of this trip when it comes to health care system. the entire northern part of the city left without any proper medical care whatsoever. the injuries are transferred to the hospital or done or allowed the hospital but find no medical care whatsoever. and simply because there's really money,

they has all of these medical facilities to do out of service and to the point that they are unable to provide any medical care to. the face of large influx of injuries arrived to the hospital. but the die within days of their arrival simply because they don't get the necessary medical care that they need. this really monitor also targeted, covered one hospital with heavy artillery to destroying major parts of the facilities and the properties of the hospitals, injuring medical, the staff to the point where think about i was one as of right now without any medical stock. what so ever, the situation is continued to evolve, you know, much complex, much more challenging scenario. we're ready displaced and a traumatized population across the gaza strip mode is just data from the central area of the gospel of palestine. still ahead on al jazeera israel tells the 9th of

nations its cancelling its agreement with the agency that supports millions of palestinian refugees. and we report on the children of war in lebanon, fitness, and lives. name wise valves, escalating affects the ally, the weather is lossy fine. and troy, across much of here, apparently morning, missed and fall, but essentially lots of samples web a could see this big area of high pressure that x is a little in the atmosphere seeking things quiet. so we have got some west of weather, some winfrey weather, just around the eastern side of the continental because some west, the weather started to push its way back to what was the i buried punch, the ex tropical storm pass. he will bring some heavier rain into airport go over

the next couple of days that a bit of weather last of in place into the northeast, despite just pushing across into solving central positive fronts as we go through, choose that. we pushed on into wednesday. fraser was still a possibility, one or 2 south around the flood, hit pos of eastern spite, hopefully nowhere near as heavy as they have been recently. the ones who shouted to central parts of the med, central pulse of europe, losey fine. i've settled then up towards the northwest again. losey fine. add several months of north africa was fine and settled. there's a little bit of a chevy breeze into the north east of the continent, but the usual showers just around west africa. they will the further south. so maybe we must expect to this topic here, but they all the never the less extending across it to the gulf of get the how can these democratic nations justify this kind of behaviorist, colorado of averages collateral damage?

that's reality is leading to what we're seeing that will allow me to push back for a moment is the corporate israel affecting it's global standing from the us election. so the escalating conflict in the middle east upfront returns for a new season, setting the stage for serious debates upfront with muslim on hill. on alex's era hodge, i mean to be say say that your government has repressive policies. this best of human rights. it is most important to us, my government basing realities. what you're saying is that you are restricted by the is released in terms of your movements of the time. that's right. to tell you restricted thoughts, providing on sense how much with trip do you think impulse is right now to us? it seems to be spreading more easily via the story on talk to how does era

the the back to watching out the 0 time to recap, ah, headlines. final campaigning is begun with the us selections. now less than 24 hours away. donald trump is holding riley's in 3 swing states. he was in north carolina early and is now in pennsylvania. to wrap up his campaign lights, it runs rapids michigan. the democratic presidential candidate campbell harris is focusing her last day of campaigning on the swing states of pensylvania. she's been speaking in allentown and we will head to pittsburgh. philadelphia, the health ministry and gaza says is right, the forces seem intent on killing all remaining stuff in the tomatoes one hospital

and they come out here. the hospital is on this is really ami seats in shelves for a 2nd day running an attack on sundays, damaged life safety medical equipment. the israel is notified the united nations. it's cancelling agreements with the main aid agency for palestinian refugees and follows are recently approved. is right, a little which fund longer was 8 operations, millions of palestinians, including the all of guns as population depend on the agency for survival. the u. n . is wanting cancelling the agreement will was in the humanitarian catastrophe with di consequences across the occupied territory. julia to ma is hon. global director of communications. she says, as well as band will have catastrophic consequences, particularly for education. hey, it's a race against time for members. sites around the world to work with the state of

as well to nothing payments. they saw this, them, you see 2000000 people in golf on depend on now for their shoes, the viable into things for the systems on primary health care. the question is, who is going to replace on route and in the context all when there's more finally comes to an end, who will provide education and learning to what we estimate is $400.00 pounds in boys and girls who go to the school. what is the plan? we don't have any answer to that. for example, any united nations agencies that have education home in smell, that is not the able to run the schools like under that. as you see, we are the only united nations agency in the world that wrong 700 schools that provides education to more than half a 1000000 boys in does know how the united nations agency is capable to do this in the absence of a political solution. for just an index, angie's,

there is no alternative this to okay, so it's easy to top 8. so the question is, what are you going to do about them? and how are you going to the feet to avoid you? meaning the state of israel is right. the forces of attacks residential homes in southern lebanon, thousands of explosions could be seen in the neighborhoods of mason. deborah, in the monitor, are you in district? the houses are near a hospital, several villages of stuff, and some of the damage, since, as well as ground defensive, began in less than a as well size is trying to avoid civilian casualties by issuing forced evacuation warnings before striking what it says has the law of targets for the charities save the children says more than a 100 children of being killed this since the end of september tell spots if it falls from by route one view as the may find some of the images in charles for pull to be disturbing. 2 year old

ivona is slowly recovering from a 3rd degree burn. she saw that of doing these really as striking, close to home and some level of yourself that extends coupons on the head face of i saw them how much says he and many others never received these regular evacuations, right? because the mobile phone network was down, the is the database that was distract close by the house was shaking. i can't describe it. i someone who could go on the balcony. i saw her old black and looking at me because of a child list from under the rubble following. these really striking because the something level 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 of hostilities between his bola and is really not sober last year. but since the stall to the escalation, at the end of september,

the number of child casualties has increased at the shocking rate. for children were among the 18 people killed in this strike strike that israel says was targeting hezbollah member. but that's full of children. of the move in 100 children killed in lebanon 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 the families of being forced to flee the homes. they receive psychological support. the shelter sets out on the united nations children phone. you'd assess by route 11 year old nama and his family naturally escape the series of these radio 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 to, to scan. i felt like is paul know i'm his 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 toll in children in lebanon is growing. as all the number of those like you've on an injured and probably disfigured for life . but she liked the growing number of children killed in this will. he's at least alive. tell us, drop it down to 0. they root. so many people in lebanon and gauze, are accusing, as well as trying to create buses, zones in northern gauze, or in south and lebanon. a correspondence, stephanie deca has more of that research by planet lab shows the extent of

destruction israel has inflicted on the border. townsend villages in southern lebanon, and now we're going to zoom in on just 3 examples to show you what's happening basically along this border. this is the lebanese border village of yeah. do all this is october of last year and look to the right. and that's one year on look how much of it has been destroyed. and then if we move a few kilometers further west, we're heading to 8 the aisle shop again and going, remember these are homes and lives you're looking at. these were communities just a few kilometers on to them. yeah. the same alter devastation. and again, this shows you the difference over here. and this is how much damage has been done to that. i mean, that's the same village by israel in just the last month. totally gone many unless suggested this is part of israel strategy to establish a buffer zones inside. so the 11 on merits,

northern border just as it seems to be doing in northern gauze. so this was in july . yeah. in october and the few remaining palestinians, they are being ordered out by israel. these harrowing and chilling images were released by the is really army. a forced displacement of a people. not along the shadow is i'll just here a see me, a political endless. he says, the destruction of homes is part of, as well as planned to occupied gauze or in southern lebanon. that's not courted buffer zones. let's call it what it is. that's quite a spade a spade. this is an occupation of lebanese and palestinian territories and gaza, its 3 occupation us an exhibit on this. certainly, i know to patient of large swats of land and 11 on why. so i for documentation because the man, the general, the is really general or all the plan for it, cold, the occupation. and he said we should be proud of it and it's not

a crime against humanity. according to him. it certainly is because it's coming on top of the general southern, gaza on the war crimes and never and on look, this is a part of i'm sort of a 4 or 5 says process. phase one, it's siege. phase 2. it is a salt face, pretty expulsion. phase 4 is destruction. and phase 5 is occupation. if you remember, when is on occupied, then from stopping salt 11 on 1982, it's remained there for 18 years and then it was basically pushed out by his bundle . $96.00 or 7 of top, your 5 west bank, it was supposed to be temporary. it's the occupying good, 57 years later. so what it's doing is basically re occupying one sort of guys according to these really general b, r i line who wrote the original plan and they're going to be off. you're buying

a huge amount of territory in south lebanon, and they're gonna try to maintain that after expanding its population. it's a huge, terrible holistic plan. on top of the general side that's going on is riley strikes have targeted the syrian town of a site design of south of the capsule, damascus. a launch plume of smoke was seen over the town is right. the middle tree size is jets. tongues, it has the laws that intelligence infrastructure. the syrian ministry of defense sensitivity and science where hit is ready for us is having creased attacks and serious since the war on gaza began the still ahead on al jazeera saying good bye to a music legends. we look back at the life and legacy of quincy, jones and styles is the age of 90. 1

the the welcome back rescue teams in eastern spain and looking for victims in a multi story underground. cobb park in valencia flashed funds in the region have killed at least 217 people. the government has deployed 7 and a half 1000 saul just to the region, while authorities face increasing criticism for their response to the disaster. sonya guy go reports from one of the worst, who there is in chiva in the province of valencia are 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 stepped to the side, you can see the extent of the destruction that the was so close as it came down the ravine closing immense structural damage. the houses here, in fact, the way you see the rubble pulling out of the building here is how that happened on sunday. overnight. houses down hed themes too dangerous to enter into, which is why they've been costs are 5 you will far to use a. now the results, so 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 authorities. i've also told certain families who are living in that dangerous 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 all the towns just closer to the city of valencia, who are far more, which are far more damaged by the flooding as well. the 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. both is capsized off the coast of the camaros islands. killing at least 25 people. it was counting around 30 passengers who were trying to reach the french tired for you've mailed the un migration agency. right? it says private cuz deliberately capsized the vessel. it's the foot tragedy of this kind. in 3 months. i'm old of as president says one of the 2nd time the facing have pro russian opponents in a crucial run off. my assign, do secure, more than 54 percent of the vote,

compared to 43 percent by alexander still to the all of san do has pushed for close to ties with the west and membership of the european union. the election was overshadowed via allegations of meddling by russia. allegations must go see 9. well, the offices will not that will do of a, has been under an unprecedented attack in the history of all europe. there are too many illegal votes buying the interference and electoral processes by hostile forces from outside the country and by criminal groups spreading lies, sewing, hatred, and fear within our society. oh, people have united and freedom and the citizens have one piece and hope for a better life has prevailed to got well, it is formally that even what all that is is promising to press on with a hunger strike until it is full. my allied to and political rival agrees to tools the actually to strike games to diffuse protests belong to the countries main highway network. president louis out of say, is attempted to revive

a 2016 statutory rape case against morales, who was the 1st time broken indigenous community to leads. believe you are us music, tighten quincy jones, who's multi decade career re shaped pop and jazz has died. the age of 91, he collaborated with frank sinatra, ray, charles, and michael jackson making some of the world's most popular tunes. charlie angela has this report. quincy jones was a titan and the american music industry. a producer compose a musician and hit maker. born in chicago in 1933, he 1st made a name for himself as a jazz trumpet to he was soon into mont, every musical stuff. i feel like the most blessed person on the planet to have come along the path that i came to musically for me. 13 years old, you know,

started with right charles of 14. he was 16. i want to talk terry, and they say, and then they call them everybody really jose louis armstrong all the way to 50. so let a general collaboration with frank sinatra really put him in the spot light, but he was not defined by a single music rash on he revolutionized funk and tom producing michael jackson's best selling albums. in the 1918, james was the 1st black vice president of mercury records and his place in the hall of fame. also for the films and tv shows he produced. the list of his awards is lengthy. he's been nominated for 79 grammy's and 127. he's one of i think 20 e got winters in the world. that's the whole the quadrant of awards for anybody doesn't know that any grammy oscar tony. and no,

yeah. he also produced the biggest selling album all time, a musical genius, quincy james leaves an indelible mark on music history. all right, so, so this news out all these backs in the mileage with another show this and to stay with us. the us selections are finally here from doha headquarters will bring you live coverage as events and phones from here in washington dc, we will have special guest examining the challenges of wincing. the next present plus reaction from across the united states. i'll be live on the road with the harris campaign and they'll be reporting on team trump. i think we can, we could push on the swing speed join us for nights of special coverage in what could be the most globally consequential race in a white house in modern science. the us selections on the houses the

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