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hurricane helene. now, taking another hit fema workers forced to stop their relief work and relocate after receiving reported threats from an armed militia. what we know about those threats and who exactly was targeted? >> and pentagon is sending one of its most powerful anti-missile defense systems to israel. after one of the deadliest strikes on israel since october 7, the idf trying to figure out how a hezbollah drone managed to get passed its air defenses we're following these major stories and many more all right, here on cnn news central until the election and we're glad you're joining us this afternoon on cnn news central. >> i'm boris sanchez alongside alex some pam lot of filling in for brianna keilar, pleasure, as always. today, the presidential candidates are targeting battleground

pennsylvania as they compete for an edge in what is an extremely tight race in the coming hours, we're going to see former president trump and the philadelphia suburb of oaks, where he's expected to hammer home his economic policies vice president kamala harris. meantime, we'll be speaking in erie as she kicks off a week long blitz to crucial swing states. >> and as this final stretch shifts into high year, a new cnn poll of polls shows the neck and neck race with no clear leader, just three points separate the two candidates. we have a team of correspondents covering the state of the race. let's begin with cnn's priscilla alvarez. she's following the harris campaign in pennsylvania. okay. so priscilla harris is looking to shore up this support with a key demographic, and that's black men. so what's her latest effort? >> yeah, that's exactly right. he is trying to walk in her coalition and fill the void when it comes to questions about what about her economic agenda and her proposals if she

were to win in november? that is what she is focused on today and unveiling here in pennsylvania, that includes, for example, forgivable loans to two black entrepreneurs up to $20,000 for promoting apprenticeships and legalizing recreational marijuana, among other measures taken together, this is a sweeping proposal, again, trying to appeal to black voters. well, polls show that she still has the majority of black voters. there is a rosen there when compared to other elections cycles. and that is exactly what the campaign is trying to target fearing that there may be voters who sit out the election or who vote for her republican rival, donald trump. now, all of this is an extension of what what she did over the weekend where she was in north carolina, there, she met with local black elected officials as well as faith leaders, and again, tried to drive home her own message and shore up that support among the community. now, one of the other messages that we're likely to hear from the vice president today here in pennsylvania and over the

course of the week is also about the former president's transparency. yesterday, she launched a new line of attack saying the former president was hiding by not doing this you minutes interview or by not releasing his medical records, which she did do over the weekend. so anticipate some form of that to come through and her remarks later this evening but just to show you how important pennsylvania is, she is returning to the state later this week. she's also heading to michigan tomorrow. she's participating in a radio town hall with charlemagne, tha god, who has millions of listeners, most of whom are black. so she will be focused on that there, as well as later in the week also returning to michigan and in wisconsin hitting, of course, those blue wall states. so certainly a blitz that this campaign is launching today, and will be underway over the course of the week as the vice president again, tries to lock in that coalition and secure that path to 270, allison. okay. priscilla alvarez. thank you very much for that report and we'll us now is cnn chief

national affairs correspondent jeff zeleny. okay. so jeff, just hours ahead of trump's townhall today, he's now calling on harris to take a cognitive test, though he has not released his medical records. let's remember that. so tell us about the messages that we expect to hear shiny object alert 22 days before the election. >> look, i mean, this is what the former president has done, but he will be talking about immigration as he has been doing over the weekend, also talking about the economy, but where he's going is very interesting. the suburbs of philadelphia obviously are critical swing areas and we're priscilla was just coming to us from was erie, pennsylvania. that is a county that trump won in 16, lost in 20. so these are the battlegrounds with in these blue wall battlegrounds. so that is what this has come down to. but look, the former president is mining for votes wherever he can get them not trying to change minds, but trying to reach out to some of his people who are like-minded but may not vote. that's why the immigration rhetoric is so harsh. but over the weekend, he was talking about that in

arizona and in california of all places, trying to drive up his popular vote as well. but it is clear that pennsylvania with 19 electoral votes, the biggest of all battlegrounds that's why both candidates are there today. >> jeff, it might be shiny object, dujour, but trump has been talking about adding an additional 10,000 agents to a customs and border protection walk us through what he said. >> look, i distinguish that from ms shiny object because it's actually something substantive which we can talk about as opposed to a cognitive test which is not a serious proposition. the 10,000 border agents, it's something that the former president is talking about over the weekend it is exactly what a piece of that would have been in the bipartisan border bill that oklahoma conservative republican senator james lankford tried to get through last year. it it failed because the former president said, no, we're not going to i have a success or progress on immigration before the election. so this is at the root of all of this immigration

discussion. i was in arizona last week. it is absolutely a critical issue. border security and critical issue, but the voters i talked to both sides actually want solutions and there is very little in the former president's over remarks that were solutions oriented to put it charitably. >> jeff zeleny. thank you so much for that update. let's expand the conversation now with republican strategist and cnn political commentator shermichael singleton and cnn political commentator and former democratic south carolina state representative bakari sellers. thank you both for being with us. bakari, i want to start with you because in light of harris releasing this opportunity agenda targeting black men, a new york times-sienna college poll released this weekend shows that trump is making a dent in harris is margins among likely black voters with one in five black men saying they are supporting trump. do you think what's in this agenda, the forgivable loans, the legalization of recreational marijuana, the apprenticeship promotion, investing in more

black teachers. do you think that's enough to sway the demographic? >> well, first, let me say this. i applaud black men today. i mean, i think that today black man should be able to take a victory lap because we've been raising our concerns for very long period of time wanting candidates to hear our calls and hear our cries about what we want to see done and what we want our government and elected officials to do. and finally, you had to candidate who actually went out and put pen to paper and did some of those things. the other thing i want to talk about is this narrative that people are pushing that somehow. she is losing ground with black voters. i mean, if you look at the cbs poll, it was at one-twelfth which is what it was exactly back in 2020 when joe biden became president of the united states. but yeah, i mean, there's work to be done. i'm in detroit, michigan today with don cheadle doing that work on the ground, meeting black voters where they are and the plan is so robust because one of the things we didn't mention, what the

sickle-cell database or ensuring that the affordable care act covers colorectal and prostate exams because we all know that black men diet disproportionate rates because of that. and it talks about putting money in our pockets. i mean, look, there's something in there for everybody. we may not like it, but the thing about this is that now we're talking about issues that directly affect our lives shermichael, what about that? >> i mean, what about vice president harris's plans to help black men store businesses to help them become teachers. do you think that that will help her shore up? their vote and or if there has been any erosion among them, win them back much to push back on in terms of the actual policies. i mean, everything that mccarthy laid out, i agree with 100%. i don't particularly think those issues are partisan. and by that i mean, i don't think they are democratic or republican issues, at least not in the ideological sense. however, i think when you look at younger

african-american men, 18, 44 you seen a diminishment among that particular group going back to hillary clinton. and you can just look at the data and you see him less and less of them voting for the democratic party. now that correlation hasn't necessarily meant that republicans they have increased their margins on donald trump's certainly did to 12% in 2020. can he potentially get to 3% more? i think it's mathematically possible, but it's going to take some real work to turn out those low propensity guys who don't typically always a vote of the campaign has to have the gotv strategy in order to do that. but i think they're greater risk not only for the vice president for democrats writ large is how did you connect with younger black men who fit into that category i applaud that the loan forgiveness plan that helps people like you and i who went to college and maybe some brothers who went but could not complete college. but what about those who did not complete college? i applaud a trial want to help black men who are entrepreneurs. i just

got a major multibillion dollar investment in my own company. so i get it, that's a great thing. but again, that only fits a certain cohort of african african-american men. and so i just think there's some work there that the harris campaign is going to have to do here to try to improve those numbers shermichael, i could use a forgivable loan, but we can talk about that after this conversation i'm curious. i'm curious. you're michael to get your response to trump calling on vice president harris to take a cognitive test. this comes obviously after she released her own medical records saying that she was in excellent health and his harris is hitting trump for not really releasing extended medical records. i think his campaign put out a letter from one of his doctors from almost two years ago. it doesn't quite compare got to be trump. you ask jeff zeleny, same question and i'm not surprised that trump's plan a little politics here like i looked at the medical records,

i think dr. sanjay gupta talked about it. the vice president appears to be in exceptional health. she clearly has the issue a potential prostate you cancer because of her mother and she's been going on with the necessary testing, i guess yearly, i think a lot of americans have experienced that if they've lost a parent, do that form of cancer. but for the most part, boris, i was at i don't think this is really going to matter. it's trump's sort of throwing things out there for the most part, my personal beliefs on this is, this is a tight race and if i'm advising the former president, i've always argued guys that i think this thing is going to come down to pennsylvania. you heard jeff zeleny talking about it as someone trump is in area a place that he lost in 2020 but a president biden what message is he going to deliver to those voters who voted for him in 2016, but that may now be skeptical of vice president harris, but sort of on the fence of whether or not they want to vote for trump again that's what i think the former president really has to focus on strategically here and

before i went about you, do you think that donald trump's health matters to voters ultimately i think it should matter. >> i mean, he is the oldest candidate in american history to run for president of the united states. i believe he's 78-years-old and so yeah, i think i think it should matter particularly for democrats who are looking at a vice presidential candidate and jd vance who has some just bottom dweller type of favorability ratings so yeah, it matters. and i think that the kamala harris is showing the transparency. she's doing things like sitting down with bret baier on fox news on wednesday. she's she sat down with 60 minutes. she's challenged him to another debate and donald trump is doing none of this. i mean, he simply saying, i i'm a 78-year-old man who has slowed down. >> you can tell by his schedule and rally scheduled. i'm not the same man i was in 2016 you know, i weigh a good bit and i eat mcdonald's and kfc on my airplanes. and so vote for me because that's who i am. and i

think that lack of transparency should matter. but allison, you asked a great question because we are in politics and nothing really matters anymore like a lot wait, wait a minute here, guy cari like mcdonald's, it picture. i haven't for president trump eating the bucket of wings lately. i think he might think that'll sway undecided voters in pennsylvania. >> we shall see, wow, if it does is all i can shermichael bakari. >> thank you very much for the conversation all right. next, this is really serious fema is forced to stop helping desperate people in parts of north carolina who are still struggling after hurricane helene because these female workers are being threatened by locals who are falling for disinformation plus the u.s. >> embassy in lebanon urging americans to depart now, the warning coming is attacks between hezbollah and israeli defense forces escalate. we'll take you live to the region and a man armed with guns was

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>> it reminds me of other accusations that have been made conspiracies that have somehow involved federal agencies specifically fema throughout the year is about taking federal land and about squad stealing people's resources during a tragedy like this one. i wonder why you think these agencies and specifically fema always a target i think fema is out there you know, when when the american you know, our citizen is having his worst day or her worst day, right disaster survivors who just went under a tremendous disaster and maybe have lost everything. >> and i think people, they look for advantage to for their own benefit to take advantage of that situation it's completely unfortunate. and yes, female seems to be the perennial agency that is doing these things the cost of

americans. it's all completely untrue. we don't confiscate goods, we don't confiscate land, we don't have black helicopters, we don't have fema camps. but some of those stories just continue to persist. again at the cost of delivering needed resources to disaster survivors. in this case, in north carolina, what role do you think misinformation plays in creating this kind of distrust of federal agencies. and what can be done perhaps by the agency's to end these sorts of rumors i'm not sure you're going to ever going to end it. >> but you can do a few things, i think to continue with the mission. first of all, i think it's an unfortunate distraction two our effort and not only fema is but our partners, like the national guard department of the defense, are helping you human services and on and on and on that are trying to deliver

resources to those impacted by the disaster. i think as americans, most americans that i have met, they think that this is despicable, especially now, as we try to deliver those resources not only in north carolina, but all these impacted locations across united states. most recently, with milton i think i think americans caring there there consider it, and they're giving and these things undermine that mission. it is demoralizing into the fema staff and our partners to have this happen door-to-door, trying to make that handshake with a disaster survivor to get them to register for services and resources from the federal government undermines its complete mission and honestly, these are our neighbors, right? these are our neighbors that we're trying to help no different here, north carolina than anywhere else united states. and this is truly unnecessary former fema administrator pete gain or

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incident happened, which was about 7:00 p.m. in the evening yesterday evening, just at the same time, these training troops were sitting down to eat their dinner they intercepted a drone coming in from lebanon at that time, they thought there was a second drone, but they lost sight of it possible i believe because it was flying too low, but the next thing they knew about this drone was when it was impacting this space. >> now, hezbollah has put out their own statement afterwards i mean, i think it's hezbollah has been threatening to hit what they described as sort of collections of troops behind the front lines over the last few days and weeks, they've been saying that. but after the strike last night, they said that the reason that there for tat got through was because they fired a number of missiles. first, on purpose to confuse the air defense systems and then they said they fired set off a swarm of drones. now the idf's only talked about two, not a swarm hezbollah when their propaganda is given to exaggeration. but i think, you know, the way that the idf is

going to look at this it is what has hezbollah learned about? defense systems over the past couple of weeks, they've been trying to penetrate them. what have they learned and how are they use it to advantage? and of course, the other question is, how did they know? it precisely where to in effect hit the most troops at the right time, which appears to have been dinnertime and it appears that they hit them in the canteen. how did hezbollah get that part of the report? ration where did the information come from? so these are going to be the questions that they need pressing answers for the spokesman for the idf said, we have to improve on this and then nic, there's this israeli airstrike that hit a hospital courtyard in gaza. three people were killed. so what does the idf say about that yes the idf says they are on an operation that is targeting hamas, that they continue to go after where they think hamas is. >> there was a targeted strike last night as well. 14 people

died, many of them children, a little bit further south in gaza. but it's that northern area of gaza where the main operation is going on, where hospitals are being told to evacuate kuwait, where civilians citizens are being told that they must evacuate and go to safer areas further and further in the south aware this may impact and the un has certainly talked about this already today, the un began in gaza. its second round of polio vaccines. it's remarkable a couple of that was just four weeks ago. we were talking about them needing to vaccinate 600,000 children and they pretty much hit their 90% target back then. but there had to be a second around the second round is beginning now, and the un is concerned that because of the strikes in the north, because of the ongoing renewed military operations in the north gaza by the idf, they may not get the target, the required target of children getting their second dose of the polio vaccine. and of

course that has the obvious implication that they won't be able to eradicate it as they hope to nic robertson with an important update for us from jerusalem. >> thank you so much nick. meantime, the biden immunity ministration is sending about 100 us troops to israel along with an advanced anti-missile system the troops will operate the air defense system, which can strike down ballistic missiles from short to intermediate range. >> israel is expected to retaliate for iran's missile attack earlier this month and when 180 ballistic missiles were launched at the country, cnn's oren liebermann joins us now from the pentagon. so oren, how significant is this new us commitment of troops and machinery? >> very much so, there aren't that many fad systems as this battery is known in the united states inventory. so when one is moved, 11 is deployed. it is a significant statement about where the u.s. sees the threat. and its commitment to stopping that threat in this case, that threat is very much a possibility of iran firing more ballistic missiles at israel.

so the u.s. has sent about 100 troops and fad battery, fads stands for terminal high-altitude area defense. it's one of the most capable anti-ballistic missile systems within the u.s. inventory, if not the most capable, able to shoot down ballistic missiles in their terminal phase as they dive towards their target up to about 100 miles away. and it can detect those ballistic missiles more than ten times that distance. so it's an incredibly capable system, israel obviously has its own aerial defense systems. the shorter range iron dome, medium-range david's sling, and the longer-range arrow missiles, which are targeted ballistic missiles this will add to that not only in terms of quality, because the thad system can communicate with the navy destroyers that have intercepted iranian ballistic missiles off the shore there and other israeli systems. but also in terms of quantity. and that's one of the great risks here are ron simply has a large number of missiles and being able to shoot all of them down requires you to have number own systems. so the fed system will

add to that bars and allison, and again, it's a message of deterrence to iran and its proxies as well as a commitment to israel's defense and oren the fence system has been deployed to the middle east before, right it has very much so back in 2019, it was deployed to israel as part of an exercise. >> meanwhile, there are other thad batteries throughout the region for example, back in january of 22, there were that systems that were in the uae that shutdown two houthi ballistic missiles. that was the first operational use of the thad system. significant that it shot down a ballistic missile, significant that it was from the houthis. we have seen it do exactly what it may be called on to do. once again okay. >> oren lieberman. thank you for all of that information. >> still ahead. nasa is europa clipper spacecraft just started. it's 1.8 billion where it's heading and what it's looking for all that next on cnn news central

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incident? >> well, boris allison, they're saying and telling cnn that there is no evidence that he was attempting to assassinate the former president and the man himself, who was arrested is denying any claims of attempting to harm the former we're president. so here is what we know. he's a 49-year-old. his name is ben miller and he's from las vegas. he was arrested near the rally and he was arrested for possessing a shotgun and a loaded handgun. and these are state charges. so we also know he had multiple boxes of ammunition with these guns and the riverside county sheriff's department saying that he had multiple passports and driver's licenses with different names. he was driving an unregistered car with a fake license plate and he told authorities that he was a journalist and they were not able to prove that. and so that's what led to the arrest guys. >> yeah show up in cars without license plates and loaded before i tossed me for myself, but i'm becky. >> so what's he saying? what's the suspect now saying?

>> so he says he supports the president and says that he is actually someone who was there because he admires essentially the former president and again, you guys mentioned he was released on bail. it was just $5,000. that's what it took to release him and what he's said essentially was that he was there on an invitation take a listen that i decided to come to coachella after receiving a special invitation from members of the nevada republican party, i will fully transparently let them know that in the trunk of my car i carry two firearms one is a glock, one is a shotgun these two firearms that i carry with me are simply for protection and just to go back to the arrest, authorities say that he was able to get through the first perimeter. >> and then when he got to a second more thorough perimeter, that's where authorities and

deputies started looking through his cars and saw the fake license plate, the fake ids, the passport, the gun. and that's when he got arrested, but authorities saying essentially actually that they stopped him even before he got close to the entrance. so this was still some distance away from the entrance of the event where the secret service does a more thorough search. so again, they were able to stop all of this and it was an arrest that even happened before the president got to the rallies. so again, this man saying that this is not what he came to do, that he didn't come to harm the president, and he is speaking out about that and about his support for the president or the former president guys. >> okay. good to know that the system worked this time camila bernal. thank you. >> thanks. >> okay. now, to some other headlines, we're following at this hour, a manhunt is underway for a murder suspect. police say two men posed as utility workers in michigan claiming to be investigating a gas leak in order to get inside a home ring cam video as you see here recorded the suspect police say the 72-year-old

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from dc who are flown here and are part of the transition team to bring validly qingdao back to, you that's we can't go back there. but that's where bao li and qing bao are there in quarantine. and those you saw there were the zookeepers from the national zoo, as well as some caretakers from china so they both have pretty different personalities. >> valley has a huge personality though he's very vocal. he's very energetic when he's always kind of like up doing something ching qingdao is polar opposites. she can be almost always found in a tree or sleeping on her climbing structure the panda pair will fill a void at the smithsonian's national zoo in washington, dc. >> for the past 11 months the panda exhibit, he sat empty. now as part of the terms of this smithsonian's exchange program with china late last year, the zoo's three pandas

were sent back here to chung do nothing people realize how do you get when you're here? >> i mean, in this setting, what stood out to you here, the sheer number of pain and it's crazy. >> turn here and you're like, oh wait, you can go there. you can go there and nowhere else. do we have something like nowhere else in the scenery is obviously beautiful and the commitment pandas we're on the brink of extinction. >> but in recent years, they've moved from endangered to vulnerable. but there's still more work to go through. >> the panda exchange also called panda diplomacy, dates back more than 50 years now when china gifted to pandas to the u.s. >> following president nixon's historic visit today, they're given on loan and they are a strategic diplomatic tool serving as ambassadors of hope and spreading global goodwill somehow pandas are able to unite nations something we could use about right now. david culver, cnn chengdu, china perfect note to end a

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