the most you to the business, there's absolutely on, on just even the, the world's most powerful nation is hours away from voting in one of the closest infections in recent years. the one carries austin, this is all just there. a lot of from day will. so coming up, america is ready for a fresh start. ready for a new way forward where we don't a higher says appeal to votes as a she and so a campaign of a swing states of pennsylvania. are you better off now that you are 4 years familiar territory for donald trump's fund?

it's it's you're getting this again. the last stop in is us presidential campaign. and we'll have the rest of the days news, including the genocide and gosh, where it's rarely strikes as kills more than 17 kind of experiences across 24 hours . the install. it's united states for election days. finally, hence, is expected to be one of the tightest presidential races in history. republican candidates, donald trump, of democratic content, the couple of harris, of in the past few hours, made the final pictures to searches. this campaign to cross the swing states that could windham the white house, or we're going to turn our country around. i will end inflation very quickly. you know how we're going to end it by drilling and really bring everything

down. and i will stop the invasion of criminals coming across the border. i will strengthen our military, i will resort and i will rescue the american dream. we're going to have the american dream back soon together. we will begin to ford rate is years in the history of our country. america is ready for a fresh start, ready for a new way forward where we see our fellow american not as an enemy, but as a neighbor. and we are ready for a president who knows that the true measure of a leader is not based on who you beat down. but based on who you lift up, the reports from cumberland services fund campaign events in philadelphia,

a tunnel harris. wrapping up her campaign in philadelphia, pennsylvania college. and she started this campaign 107 days ago. same, she is finishing it the way she started it with an optimism in joy and now saying that it is up to the voters that she has had at the time to the voters. saying that the people have the power to save the future. all they need to do is elect her to be the next president of the united states, and it is her pledge that she will carry big forwarded turn the page to add new generation of leadership. she says will be different from the past, the web and she said will not be like the path, but she said has been dominated by division and fear. now call, it says that this is more of a closed raises in american history. but she is determined to when she mentioned she believes is on her side. kimberly how good al jazeera philadelphia,

pennsylvania. but donald trump has spent his last day of the campaign in battle ground states. his final stop was michigan where he promised to lead america to new heights of glory. the city of grand rapids has become the form of presidents, final stuff in all 3 of his campaigns for the white house. and fisher reports from pittsburgh in pennsylvania of the there's never been a more important $24.00 for donald trump. when he becomes us president, lose any faces numerous court cases which could then in a prison sentence. so in the final full day of this presidential race, the campaign name and hod 1st in north carolina were way leading. oh yeah. then in pennsylvania, i've been waiting for years to this state, both sides. now i believe could decide the white house. republicans trying to sure up is riddled backing, but more importantly for him. latino support of the damaging and controversial

comments at a rally just over a week ago. raleigh, have to do is get out and wrote, and we walk away with the greatest political event in history, but much more important. it's going to be the event of saves a country that pittsburgh, with thousands, got an illusion. voice of republican defense stood in protest. i am here to try to plant the seed with fellow republicans and anybody who's listening the trump and those that are in the bag of movement that are enabling and supporting him are not real conservatives. if we went in michigan, we went all things all the final valley in grand rapids, michigan. repeating the pattern from 20162020 hoping that will bring him luck after checking the country, donald trump will watch the election results of his home in florida. his team is confident and pennsylvania. we will be in at lee in decatur. if donald trump is

heading back to the white house or as president, is one and done all in fisher, i'll just say to pittsburgh, pennsylvania. let's take a closer look now at some of the battleground states. georgia has long been considered with novelty, republican, but slipped to bind. in 2016. trump's team is hoping to attend it to the red fold phone. 100 reports from elect of georgia is crucial in this election. not just because it's one of the 7 swing states that will likely decided, but also because it was the epicenter of the 2020 effort to overturn the presidential election. donald trump and several college co conspirators now face chargers here in fulton county for trying to do that. trump famously called secretary of state brad rapids, burger, and in a recorded conversation said, just fine v 11780 votes. that's one more than the margin by which joe biden won this state. it was the 1st democrat to do so. since bill clinton in 1992, donald trump hopes to reduce that 2020 performance by winning the state outright

and come la harris hopes to become the 2nd democrat. to do so in this century, john henry and l u 0. atlanta and michigan promised to be one of the tightest bottles among the swing states, the democrat stronghold trump took the rest about states in 2016 through the by reports from detroit. michigan is a crucial swing states. donald trump was elected here back in 2016 for only 10000 volts later on. joe biden defeated him in 2020, so winning here is crucial to make it to the white house. so to talk about the issues affecting the african american community, here is michael harris. mike, you tell me a little bit how you feel about the selection you attended service with cabinet. how is why do you think this vote is important? is one in the most historic elections of all time. of course have donald trump getting in the office. he's going to 9 late the black community. i just believe

that the black me and the black people need to vote for kalama. here's one of the things that we're seeing in the pole is it, that many african american men are not going to go to the vista concern. and why is this happening? a lot of the black man for whatever reason. they, it's not a priority didn't it? is not serious enough for them. they got to understand people died for the right for us to vote. and for whatever reason these black me and they need to wake up, black me hear me right now. vote two's vote for kilometers. vote black mean wake up, invoke. thank you very much. so as you see, there's lots of concerns for members of the african american community to go out and vote. they were present around 13 percent of the voters in the state and play a crucial role. the upcoming elections, the african american community, and the state has struggled with poverty, unemployment, and even segregation. that's why there's lots of concerns of what could happen if

someone like donald trump makes it to the presidency. but right now, turn out is crucial for pamela harris. convincing people to go out and vote to be able to win in the state based. i will just see that detroit michigan. let's bring it off tunnel now we have outside hassan is the democratic fiscal strategist and the founder of communications. james davis. i'm a constructive single, so a founder and president of touch down the strategist. thank you both very much for being here with us a james davis. first of all, explain the huge significance if you will, for our international origins of the swing states. well, this is the make or break moment, unlike uh, you know, a democracy or an actual deduction. we have a representative democracy, and that is done through electors through the swing states. this is where the battle grounds have been jerome, it's a toss up the nice key states, and that's where the candidates are spending all their time. you have solidly blue states and you have solidly red states. candidates aren't spending

a lot of time there. this is where the game is one with that, and i'll shut her side. i mean has to hire a stone enough. do you think given that she came into this quite late? so they come into quite late and let's take a look at all that she has done in the 107 days that she's had to campaign. she's taking a lead whereby and had actually been in been in behind on a national level. she's made all 7 of these cuz swing states competitive and she's leading slightly in about half of them. so in a very short period of time, she's gain an enormous amount of support. and the people on the ground i spent a month in pennsylvania are excited to see this. do you think of james davis that support for donald trump is underestimated by commentators unopposed. and i think so, one of the things that we hear often is that women are going to break so, so strong for common law. and i'm here to tell you that i talked to the women at the independence women for them. and they're looking at the economy, they're saying, hey,

we've got $1.00 trillion dollars in credit card debt an all time high for the country, $2000.00, less than spending in purchasing power. your real wages have declined. so they're, they're really, really concerned about the economic issues and i think that, you know, ultimately that will trump things in the ballad box. do you agree with that? i don't, i spent a month in pennsylvania and i so i'm not just women, but young people, people of color fired up in a way that i haven't seen since at least 2008. i think this will be very high turn out election. and i think that's going to be driven by young people, people of color and especially women, final thoughts then, i mean, is this going to be a dead heat as it well respect, it's going to be very close. i think anyone who tells you that they know the outcome of this election, there may be wishful thinking. i have an inclination that i think donald trump will come out in the end just based off of some fundamentals from the early building. but who knows? it is a toss up. what do you think?

i have confidence. i think it's gonna be very close, but i feel given that what we've seen, same data on the early the but also registration numbers and the energy and feeling of the ground, the operations of the 2 candidates. i think that come with harris is going to come up with a when have to ask you actually the addition the has this lead to a total arise ation of society in america, particularly these 2 candidates, i don't know if it's really just the 2 candidates, the party system in itself and the way we do our primary system i think is something that's led to a more of a partisan divide. and then that is alternately echoed by a lot of the media in the fragmentation of the media in the business models around media in america, where you're just caring conversation to an audience that you know is going to to net. and it's a little bit of a bias. uh, you know, you self select into that bias. is that a fair comment? sure, if you look at it just through a partisan lens, if you're just looking at democrat versus republican,

there is certainly been some polar ization, some of the rhetoric and so on. but i believe that americans over all have a larger view on seeing each other as neighbors rather than enemies as counseling harris mentioned in her last speech, i really do think that we have much more in common and that the kind of leader that we choose, that we americans choose and vote for that is going to make a difference and how we go forward terms of how polar as we are given that suppose a seems to be so close. could this be a situation where we could be waiting for the days or even weeks with recounts and, and challenges and the like of where would that put americans in standing across the world? well, i think it's better to get it right and to get it fast, and that's what americans need to understand. we want to go through the process. there are checks and balances to make sure that the votes tally been gets, gets accounted right. that everyone gets one vote and no more. so that's, that's, that's hopeful of where we're going. it does post some challenges because i don't

think on the, in the culture that we live and people are patient to wait. that was the results. how kind of a house has stuff it hasn't sheet to some extent in terms of process with the warrant garza, this is something that i wish she could. she would have avoid it cuz it's something that is affordable. most americans believe in a cease fire and gauze that most americans want peace in the middle east, and they don't think that harris has handled it as well as she could of. i do believe that she's done a better job taking over from biden on this issue. she's listened more, she's spoken with more compassion. so there is some progress there. and it could have been sending that where she could have helped handled a little bit better. it matters everywhere, but it matters electronically and places like michigan. so yes, i wish we were doing better on this one. okay. we have to leave it that i'll shut has sense and things like this. thank you both very much indeed for joining us. thank you. or what sort of head to head on out, is there a distress call from come out as well. and hospital in northern goza is ready for

us, is a stepping out the siege of the area. the it is still raining in spain, a bit further north. now in barcelona, but the warnings a yellow, they don't read any more, so the rain strings is not as great. the reason being pressure building that whole reaction is going to enter the atmosphere is actually an area of high pressure, weakly leaking, thinking that west and mid to eastern europe. so all the way that's going around the, i'm sorry, yes. so be more heavy, right? i think in portugal and heavy shell, it's quite pulsed in the northeast of spain, possibly and door, and then this line stretches up through from today. where else is fairly current. you'll notice even the winds on particularly start hitting weston island. this is a winning fee phase, trying to move the switch after europe into western russia,

giving says no, i think 2 must go at the same time. shells are redeveloping around the body, alex and heading back into this part of spain. so it's still a place to watch that is quite a fair breeze, not blowing down through ne, in africa, right across the desk that despite the client, there's not that much in the way of forecast writing for morocco algae area. we're in the to this year. but the how much and when the seasonal wind is not picking up as shifty, a drive went off in quite strong brings loads of dust with it, which tends to suppress the shares. you'll notice most of west africa is dry of the i to the old woman in the room, the only black person definitely from grassroots activism to the holes of power. a courageous fate representative struggles to pass a ceasefire resolution before cuz with taking center stage was moving against the

time takes on weight is like a ripple, and it keeps people energized to keep fighting for another concerns. i stand up for monday with on the jersey to the the welcome back to remind to about top stores is donald trump and kind of the harris head laptop. the presidential campaigns funnel fits in the state of michigan. trump promised to fix the american economy and take the country to new flights. democratic contender kind of the harness made to find deal devices in the crucial swing state of pennsylvania. she said, america was ready to turn the page decades of deficient just to match as coating

stations across the united states will open with an $82000000.00 people of redgate costs $10.00 in early thirty's. it's estimated that the 240000000 americans are eligible to turn into israel as genocide and does that where at least 70 palestinians have been killed across the street in the past day in the north, the health industry says is very forces intent on killing all the remaining stuff. let's have a seized hospitality wait for him to come out as well and hospital has been showed for a 2nd. a life saving medical equipment has been damaged, risking the lives of thousands of babies and children is rarely so which is still in the hospital last week and detained. dozens of people, including stuff, is where the forces have also been forming homes in northern garza to send in child

who lost his father in the 1st days of the boys among at least 20 killed in bethlehem. a number of civilians are still under the rubble. isabel prevented ambulances and firefights as for reaching the area. civilians have been on the scene digging for suffices, using that their hands or essential cause or at least 6 palestinians has been killed off to as well. targeted the tense while 2 children aged 7 and 4 among the dead attack took place in some way. the town and down blocked. the mother of one of the victims says they would bend while they were sleeping all time as even joins us live now from the blind central gauze. it's all right. what's the latest you can tell us about continuing attacks on guns. so what we know that says is rails flu. garza shows no signs of slow. we

as the minute trip, or asians are set on going on the ground with a very high minute treat momentum, and the very deadly, ariel and bland, combined being conducted by pulls of forces of the ground troops that continue to demolish, to attack residential buildings as a sub for areas for us to serve, we know that the civilian toll has been incredibly bouncing in the course of the past 24 hours. the lights of the is going to be repeated attacks when a very heavily pillow top neighborhoods in the another concept concept in particular to be more precise. in the big lot, he a town with residential building that includes bleed back to which typically it has been completely destroyed. at least 20 palestinians have been killed. and yet to those 2 people trapped of the need that shut to the building, but very much in the law as part of this trip. we know that the humanitarian situation and then other parts of college like he's incredibly it on you didn't, does it? civilians are coming to 1st of every harsh reality. the lights of the city show

what you to for basic humanitarian and medical necessities. while in the central area, there has been a very remarkable escalation. some sadie alice this morning and even involving only to tax while the focus is this time has been increasingly on make shift tents and the central and the so that part of a cost. so we without that suite and make shift tens, have been targeted. of course, the southern areas including 2 and the central and one in the south to be more precise. and the city of hon. you is at least 9 post things have been confirmed, killed including 2 children, while 6 of us have been a wounded. and the situation in the central area has been critically. dalia is instead of balance of this one, i've been hearing loud explosions just coming from the eastern areas old as the rage, refugee time, which is few kilometers away from where we are while medical sources. in fact, kerry has confirmed us within the past 24 hours, a 70 palestinians have been killed. at these figures and numbers varies by medical

officials are clear, remains the balance of the adult career. let's see that the goal is this trip is going through the same time. it's a reflection that these number is a reminder that it's quite similar to the numbers of victims, phone folding in the initial months of the study. which means that there is no link top in financing as disability corporation has been ongoing for more than 390 days . so far talk, thanks very much indeed. are going to bring in the most we now he's the media studies professor at the doha institute for graduate studies. thanks for joining us here in the studio. i mean, we've been talking a lot about the us selections of how might the outcome of that election affect the dynamic of what's happening in the middle east? yeah, so i would caution everyone against reducing the u. s. foreign policy to a couple of individuals. the reality is that most of us foreign policy is

institutionalized, the former president bill clinton used to talk about quote, the central continuity in u. s. foreign policy. and that's one reason why we don't see huge differences between democrats and republicans when it comes to issues like palestine. right. so you have, in this case you have donald trump was overwhelmingly supportive of israel. he declared jerusalem, uh israel's capital. he worked on those on normalization agreements which were really undermining the palestinians and kind of throwing them under the bus. he's been supportive, even as in his comments about israel and the palestinians over the past several months. and on the other hand, you have kamala harris, who has a, you know, as part of the current, find the administration obviously, or his vice president, offering up iron clad support for, for, and is really genocide. so i don't know that we should expect a huge differences for the situation on the ground, regardless of when, given what you say, then what do you be?

the face is rose ultimate ministry strategy going forward as well. it's tricky to talk about strategy, but i do, i do think that we have to reference this a greater israel policy. greater israel is deeply rooted within both design as philosophy and is really policy. so i do disagree with your previous guess. the gentleman from israel, whose name i'm forgetting, i apologize, but greater israel is certainly a part and parcel of, of all of this. israel wants to take over all of this land. they believe all of this land is supposed to be for the jews. that's based on biblical interpretation into that and they've worked on academically cleansing, uh, gaza and the west bank. they're doing it sort of piecemeal, overtime, or it's being it's, it's sort of in slow motion at times. certainly it's been accelerated over the past 13 months and they see an opportunity now and gaza to certainly to, to ask me if weekends the entire process stress,

which obviously has led to unimaginable suffering for palestinians. what is the role of the united nations relief agency full pallets? how important is that and what kind of pressure has that been on? yeah, well i underwear is incredibly important to the palestinians. they are in a central lifeline for the palestinians. i think it's important to underscore that they, they operate hundreds of schools, they do all kinds of humanitarian work. they provide aid, they have thousands of employees. and so without on or why, really you have a humanitarian catastrophe. and i do think that that's one reason why israel is going after on or as hard as it is, because it knows that without on or why, you know, the ethnic cleansing operation becomes that much easier, some up for us that. and if you will, up politically at least, where are we now in terms of does that, that been in the why them,

it is what we're 13 months into a genocide. clearly israel view would be october 7th attacks as an opportunity to intensify their attacks on palestinians and also further their other middle east sort of aspirations. right. and that's why they've escalated not just them guys are but also in the west bank and, and, and loving on. and here we are, 13 months later, the united states, which is the most important entity and all of this because they have the ability to, to, to end all this with a simple phone call. they have more or less turned a blind eye. they've offered the, the iron clad support to, to israel and until, and unless the us changes course, which at this point seems unlikely. quite frankly, we're more likely to get more of the same unless we will leave it there. thank you very much for joining us. as well, several drones have been fired from lebanon towards northern israel does not make

resistance. synagogue claims as well. it's a video. it says it was targeting mitre site, some infrastructure in the port city of life. but at least 4 people have been killed and is very ministry attacks and occupied westbank toys very rates and strikes and the areas of janine and to best on choose day been the daily raids by i is very forces in the west bank since the start of the war on gaza if that's a regular gun battles between is very sodas and protesting and finances. so these 13 people have been killed in a village instead, dogs just sarah state. the area has been besieged by the permanent too rapid support for assistance they took to the residence trapped in monks. having questing a safe passage to leave more than a year of finance between the army and to our assess, has displaced more than 13000000 people to spain.

most storms of cost of further flooding, damage and disruption to travel rescue teams. and valencia are still looking for victims from last week's flash floods. number of people, native died and now stands at 217. sonya jago reports from one of the worst hit to areas where the disaster is putting communities together. but never before. it is a monumental operation providing for a whole town and it's hour of need. but since last tuesday she was residents have been working non stop to help each other. food was a clothing or whatever they require. but there were still enormous challenges earlier in the day, but and her family were forced to evacuate that home. the floods had caused too much structural damage, making it too dangerous to stay. we don't know where we're going to sleep tonight, but the people here helping us

a lot of that. so is one of the lucky ones. the building housing is families. business has for the most part, state intact. he says it's with student pos, blogs, but not as bad as this most recent one. through the most skilled with what and beyond the higher than the height of 3 a call just buildings along the ravine fad was the flooding rendering, building structures too dangerous to approach. and just under a week, the town center of cuba has been mostly cleared of a race and lots and lots of houses down to the residents living here. and the volunteers who came in to help with what ever equipments they have to hand this rule town home is tractors and heavy machinery have been at the forefront of shifting most of the rubble. there is no joke too small for those to come in to help the neighbors the sooner we are doing this for the people who need it. most

people have no kitchen. we're all in this together. but it's not like this in of, of slots had areas. spanish police officers and civil guard units continued searching and the more bill top towns closer to the city of buttons. yeah. there was still hundreds of beautiful, missing handles large. he's one of the death toll will increase as more bodies are uncovered. i'm the torrential rain has not ended as the storms move move over the region of catalonia. okay. os ensued flights were cancelled as possible and as apple flooded, roads are too dangerous to drive on. but they were nowhere near as bad as last week slash floods. the magnitude of which continues to show a country experiencing more extreme weather events. so anybody ever i'll just sarah chiva. those career has followed what the south korean, the military says a several short range missiles there was launched towards the sea of the east.