subscribers canceling subscriptions. basically an active protests. the only kind of protest that an audience member can have if you're paying for publication that you can back out and the fear at both the la times and the washington post is the same that these owners are giving in to pressure from trump ahead of the election expecting that he will win. >> it. bezos sites of former editor or owner, i think of the washington post back, i think, i mean decades and decades ago as somebody who didn't want there to be endorsements, right? >> and this is true of 50, 60 years ago, the post did not endorse, but in modern history, the post has more importantly for a lot of the post columnist, the opinion writers, they don't believe this is important to endorse, endorse harris as it is to condemn donald trump. they believe trump because a threat to the american free press, and that he will impose draconian restrictions. and those fears are palpable in other newsrooms as well. i think that's why the story has resonated so wide and so far. but bezos, he's saying he's trying to do the right thing, trying to restore trust in the media. >> brian stelter. thanks. the news continues right here on cnn brian steed and i'm here

today to support kamala harris and tim walz and to oppose donald trump and jd vance we have to stop getting so offended at every little thing of the united states are i'm so over it. >> but that'd that she i'm the opposite of a nazi. >> now he wants unchecked power and this time there will be no one there to stop him >> that's all i care about right now. i don't care if how it happens. i just want to get one more win >> this is cnn newsroom with max foster and christina fallen hello, and a warm welcome to our viewers joining us from the u.s. >> and around the world. i'm max foster and i'm christina macfarlane. it's tuesday, october 29, at am here in

london and 4:00 a.m. in washington, d.c. where kamala harris will give a major speech on the national mall. very close to where outgoing us president donald trump spoke on january the sixth, 20211 of the most fateful days in us history trump telling his followers to march to the capitol and fight for their country ahead. the deadly riots and insurrection, republican presidential nominee is expected to hold a news conference at his mar-a-lago resort in the hours ahead he will later hold a rally in the blue collar community of allen town in the crucial state of pennsylvania, which trump made a final push in the swing state of georgia on monday. >> well, harris reached out to voters in the battleground of michigan and her campaign got some star power from the boss, bruce springsteen in philadelphia i want a president who reveres the constitution does not threaten, but wants to protect and guide our great democracy. who believes in the

rule of law and the peaceful transfer of power well, cnn's kristen holmes, we'll have more on donald trump's stops in georgia. but first let's go to eva mckend is following the harris campaign in michigan vice president voters to vote early. she also pledged to pursue policies if elected. that would bring down the cost of living and a notable moment came when young people protesting over gaza interrupted her. she said, unlike the former president, she doesn't believe in the enemy from within that they deserve to have their voices heard and that everyone here is fighting for democracy. democracy a really key component. >> take a listen and let's be clear. >> we are all here because we are fighting for democracy right within. we know we are all in this together. that's what we are fighting for we can all see

that donald trump is even more unstable and more unhinged and now he wants unchecked power and this time, and this time, there will be no one there to stop him. >> vice president harris spending much of her time in michigan focused on the economy, visiting a semiconductor manufacturing plant, and a labor union training facility as she argued that her policies would be best for these youth and your workers playing up biden-harris administration's work in the chips and science act and said that if elected, she would do all that she could to fortify union jobs. eva mckend, cnn, ann arbor, michigan former president donald trump at a rally in georgia, encouraged voters to get out and cast their ballot early voting has begun at old the crowd as he, how many people had actually cast their ballot as part of a

series of rallies, donald trump has been doing in early voting states trying to drive enthusiasm to get people to the polls. his speech in georgia relied heavily on the immigration while he did not address any of the backlash from his madison square garden rally and the pre-programming, particularly comments about puerto rico made by a criminal median. he did address kamala harris, calling him a fascist. here's what he said kamala is now doing something much worse then what she was talking about, the newest line from kamala and her campaign is that everyone who isn't voting for her is a nazi. >> when father, i had a great father is tough guy. he is always say never use the word nazi, never used that word. and it say, never use the word hitler. don't use that word i've done a nazi i'm the opposite of a nazi no, i haven't told that

those comments from that comedian who opened off the rally at madison square garden, particularly the comments he's called puerto rico a floating island of garbage, had continue to cause problems for the trump campaign. >> in addition to putting out that statement, i was told that senior advisers was fielding calls for various lawmakers and aides saying that those comments needed to be condemned. i've also heard a number of finger pointing between allies and aides say that those speeches should have been vetted ahead of time. a lot of anger the fact that they believe that those comments that pre-programming or donald trump actually judge the stage overshadow the message that donald trump was trying to deliver. ramallah this is where garden just say week and a half before voters take to the polls on november 5. >> kristen holmes, cnn, atlanta, georgia. it wasn't just the joke about puerto rico that was offensive. the comedian responsible for that garbage remark well, so made many other bulger statements and a warning here. his

language is offensive, but it's important to point out that what kind of hateful biggs earned applause and laughter at this rally. >> so take a look in texas stuff is really, really crazy were right there by a wide open border where am i proudly team knows that tonight wide open, there's so many of them. i welcome so migrants to the united states of america with open arms and by open arms, i mean like this babies too. just know that they do they do. there's no polling out they don't do that. they come inside just like they did to our country mate disavowed any of what was said there, vice presidential hopeful jd vance suggested americans have being too sensitive i haven't seen the

joke. i you know, maybe maybe it's a stupid racist joke as you said, maybe it's not. i haven't seen it. i'm not going to comment on the specifics of the joke, but i think that we have to stop getting so offended at every little thing in the united states of america. i'm just i'm so over it cnn's danny freeman now has reaction to the racist rally remarks from the crucial state of pennsylvania, which has a sizable latino population vice president harris's campaign wasted little time monday morning. they did us a favor they woke up, they woke up. they woke us up there. what goes up? >> assembling a host of puerto rican surrogates in philadelphia. >> i hope that people are angry and they turn that anger into interval pennsylvania has more than 480,000 residents of puerto rican descent, according to 2022 data from the u.s. >> census bureau. that's the most out of any of the battleground states. and the philadelphia metro area is among the top regions with

puerto ricans outside of new york and florida, philadelphia city council member and harris supporter gets the lazada knew she had to speak up after last night. >> i think that what folks don't realize is that border when puerto rican get angry, we turned into action mode, right around phillies, largely puerto rican fair hill neighborhood voters. >> we spoke with had heard the comments in what he's talking about. >> puerto rico is a beautiful island, 32-year-old christian hernandez is voting for the first time this year for vice president harris. the trump rally remarks only solidified his vote. do you think puerto ricans heard those words from last night? >> yeah, for sure. >> all are alive or bari was there matt? and disappointment? >> marcos pagan didn't like the comments at all when you hear stuff like puerto rico as a floating island of garbage, what goes through your mind they'll be honest.

>> i feel disrespected because he doesn't know what we go through. now, we've been through a lot, but marcus still is not sure who he's voting for. >> when you hear comments like that, does that change your perspective about who you might vote for believe it, you know, everybody was actually founded words for fernando santiago already cast his vote for former president donald trump. >> but now he and his whole family are mad about last night's remarks what did you think about him calling puerto rico floating island of trash this must stop that's my island you know. >> i don't want to i don't want people talking like that you know, this is not right going to go far because of this lack of respect towards puerto rican since that monday now, we

did reach out to the trump campaign here in pennsylvania for comment for the story they just pointed us to the statement they released back on sunday evening saying this joke does not reflect the views of president trump or the campaign. i will note though former president trump is expected to be in the city of allentown and on tuesday, allen town has an enormous latino population, specifically an enormous puerto rican population. so we'll see if the former president addresses this controversy, then danny freeman, cnn and little fia now washington post owner jeff bezos is defending his decision not to allow the paper to endorse a candidate in the u.s presidential race. a rare op-ed from bezos was published hours after three members of the papers editorial board resigned over the decision he wrote in part presidential endorsements do nothing to tip the scales of an election action well, they actually do is create a perception of bias and non-independence ending them. is a principled decision. and it's the right 10 bezos's decision has outraged journalists across the country

and scores of post readers, cnn, chief media analyst stelter explains why the choice, especially so close to the election so, important he wrote this tonight because tens of thousands possible, even hundreds of thousands of describers have bailed on the post and the past few days, even more might do in the days to come out of a fear that he's capitulating to donald trump, that he's giving into trump. >> bezos's saying that's not the case. he's doing this. it says principled decision. but he's doing it on the eve of an election that's really the issue at the heart of this. he acknowledges maybe had some poor timing. maybe you should have announced announced this earlier, but he's doing it because he wants to win back people's trust over time in the short-term though, he's lost a lot of his audience to trust, there's hard pressure, a quid pro quo, a deal with trump, and then there's a form of soft pressure. and the real concern i'm hearing from post reporters, from editors colonists is that there's a form of soft pressure being applied here. the author volunteer in a timothy snyder has talked for years about the idea of obeying in advance that in democracies that are studying toward autocracy as people tried to obey in advance that wealthy businessman,

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at five eastern says, israel's ban on its main agency that delivers aid to palestinians could have devastating consequences despite strong international pressure, israeli lawmakers have banned the united nations relief and works agency, unrwa, from operating in israel agency is not barred from operating in israeli occupied palestinian territories, but because it won't be permitted to transit through israel, experts say it will be harder for unwra to work in gaza and the west fine unrwa supports nearly 6 million palestinians in gaza. the west bank, jordan, and other parts of the region. it provides food, education, medical services, even jobs. the u.s. state department says, unwra is critical of palestinians in gaza on replays, the critical important role in delivering humanitarian assistance to

civilians that need it in gaza. there's nobody that can replace them right now in the middle of the crisis cnn's paula hancocks joins us now paula let's talk about unrwa i think everyone's aware of how crucial it is the international community is pretty united in condemning this decision. >> but what sway can they have? >> well, it's a good question, max, because we as we understand it, there was some attempts at swaying certain israeli lawmakers before this vote even went to the parliament. there was certainly a lot of public condemnation before it even happens. so it went ahead anyway, we are hearing the condemnation now, you've got the united states seven other foreign ministers of western nations as well saying that it has to be pulled back because unrwa is considered really the lifeline in gaza. in particular the

moments in the midst of this bloody now what we're hearing from israel, they have long been against unwra. they say that they believe that some of their employees are affiliated with hamas in gaza. they have even made allegations that a small number of them were involved in the october 7 attack tax, which unrwa itself denies, but has fired some of its employees. but they say that you must not make thousands of these employees suffer in their vital work because of allegations of just a small number. so we are hearing widespread condemnation about this decision by israel and let's listen to what the un agency itself says about the fact that it is irreplaceable knows the situation on the ground we're bringing fuel in for the entire operation. we coordinating everything through

through buildings we are the coordination structure and we are the lifeblood of the humanitarian operation here it simply isn't possible to hand that over that's in the immediate humanitarian phase. >> but as we, as we look to the future, this is a question of education for over 300,000 boys and girls who previously would go to unrwa. unrwa schools, we run a network of primary health clinics in gaza no other organization provides health care and education and no other organization is equipped to do it. it's as simple as that and that's something that has been echoed as well by other humanitarian aid groups that are currently working in gaza. some of them you and affiliated as well saying that they simply do not have the infrastructure that unwra has to be able to try and help a a very desperate

situation for more than a year now, it revokes a 1967 treaty that allows this un agency to look after palestinian refugees in, in gaza in the jackie fide west bank and east jerusalem. and also in other countries in the region where palestinian refugees have settled that over the years. but israel has long been opposed to this agency. the decision has been condemned as well from the very top of the united nations saying that it just cannot be replaced. but certainly it cannot be replaced at this time in the midst of such dire need for humanitarian assistance in the gaza strip max christina i'm paula at this decision comes at a time when israel are actually under pressure from the united states to ramp up aid deliveries to the gaza strip to meet that mid mid-november deadline. >> what implications does this have with the u.s. and israel going to be forced here to find an alternative aid operation

secretary of state's and the state department in the u.s. that what they have said that it is simply impossible for unrwa to operate under these circumstances. the fact that it wouldn't be able to travel through israel, it wouldn't have any he kind of coordination with the occupying power in the west bank and in the power in gaza that is currently undergoing an undertaking this war against hamas. and the state department says it would then fall to israel to fill the vacuum and provide this humanitarian aid. now, there's no indication occasion that israel is either willing or able to do that at this point while it's carrying out this, this military war against hamas and it is the fact that many of the humanitarian aid groups within gaza as well have publicly stated that they alone cannot

provide that the humanitarian aid, the food, the water, the shelter the health care that gazans. so desperately need without this very key un infrastructure. so i think certainly there will be no decisions from the united states as we know for the next week, at least before the us election, it is unlikely there will be much more than the condemnation that we have seen, but certainly this could be in the back of minds in israel as to that 30 day deadline that the biden administration did give >> paula hancocks there in abu dhabi. thanks, paula 60 people were killed by israeli strikes in eastern lebanon on monday night last according to the country's health ministry, they say it was one of the single deadliest attack since israel's war with hezbollah ramped up last month. >> or early on monday, as israeli strikes destroy buildings in the southern port city of tyre officials there say seven people were killed.

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bannon, one of trump's loudest and strongest supporters is expected to be released from prison any moment. >> now bannon was convicted in 2022 after ignored a subpoena issued by the house january 6, committee that led to him spending 120 days in a low-security federal correctional institution in danbury, connecticut, and a federal investigation is underway into fires set up ballot boxes in portland, oregon, and vancouver, washington hundreds of ballots were destroyed at the vancouver location. >> authorities believed the fires are connected along with another fire earlier this month at a vancouver ballot box and historic soviet era skyscraper in ukraine reuters is reporting that the does prom building which was one of the most celebrated landmarks in kharkiv, was struck by a guided bomb on monday he's governor says several floors have been destroyed. >> the building was completed

in 1928 when kharkiv was the capital of soviet ukraine. it was also on a tentative list of unesco world heritage sites and new this hour, south korean lawmakers and media reporting that north korean soldiers deployed to russia are now being taught basic russian demands, including words like fire, and may be sent to the front lines of the war with ukraine. but it's unclear if there'll be able to overcome the language barrier. the u.s. defense department believes north korea has already deployed ten thousand of its troops to train in eastern russia pentagon officials say some of those forces have already moved closer to ukraine. and nato is new secretary general says it's clear that russia can't handle its own war korean troops to kursk is also a sign of putin's growing desperation over 600,000 russian soldiers have been killed or wounded in putin's war and he is unable to sustain

his assault on ukraine without foreign support uk foreign office estimates that nearly 12,000 russian troops were killed or wounded each day. >> in august alone oh, hungarian prime minister viktor orban is paying a surprise visit to georgia just days ahead of the disputed parliamentary elections, there are days after rather orban met with his jordan counterpart earlier today, the strongman was the first world leader to congratulate the ruling party on their victory, which the opposition claims is illegitimate. meanwhile, georgia's pro western president, assistance to help save their quote, european future as the country remains torn over, keeping ties to russia or joining the eu protesters are calling for a deal to free the remaining hostages in gaza on monday, a massive crowds took to the streets of jerusalem, chanting as israeli police forcefully

remove some of them. >> a call for action coming after gaza hostage and ceasefire talks were held in doha a spokesperson for benjamin netanyahu says the israeli prime minister did not receive a gaza proposal following those talks, adding that if a proposal had been raised, netanyahu would have accepted it on sunday. >> egypt had proposed a 48 hour ceasefire in order to swap for israeli hostages in gaza for an unspecified number of palestinian prisoners held in israel the us state department had this to say as further talks are expected in the days ahead we've always made clear that we are open to different types of arrangements and we want to look at different types of arrangements and see if there are any possible. >> but ultimately, we have two major overriding goals here. one is to bring the hostages home and the other is to end the war. and those are the two things we are trying to pursue in our negotiations and in our conversations with other officials in the region gaza's ministry of health is calling for doctors and anyone with surgical skills to come to the

kamal adwan hospital in northern gaza. the hospital is still operating after israeli raids, but only just officials in gaza say most of the medical staff are gone, either detained or forced to leave by israeli forces israel says its troops raided the hospital last week after significant fighting nearby. >> they claim to have found weapons and ammunitions on hospital grounds. meanwhile, there are still sick and wounded patients sheltering in the hospital desperately waiting for care derek? yes. which is a spokesperson for the world health organization. he joins me now from geneva. thank you so much for your time. let's talk about the situation at the hospital right now because you're director said when the siege began that one patient was dying every hour. i know the who had lost contact with the hospital what is the situation now? has that resumed? what can you tell us? >> our team managed to get to kamala adwan yesterday and to bring some medical supplies

water and food. what they have found there is really just one or two paddock surgeon, one pediatrician, chief for nurse, and handful of young doctors and nurses with some hundred, hundred and 50 patients still there that we did transfer of those most critically injured that al shifa, 23 people, but really what we need is sustained access to all health facilities in the north of gaza. this month, it was very difficult to move and reach hospitals only. >> one out of four plants missions of who managed to get through. >> so we really need to get to health facilities because the situation, especially north of gas is really catastrophic with intense military operations ever creation orders displacement, really four people there. it's essential to have access to humanitarian

aid, but eventually we need a ceasefire what was your response then to the ban on unrwa within israel? well, you have to understand that unrwa is irreplaceable. they are running half of the health centers in gaza only last year, they they performed over 5 million medical consultations. >> pray thousand of unrest staff are health workers in gaza and total, there were 20,000 health workers. >> and according to ministry of health, unfortunately 1,000 health workers have been killed that last year. so what unrwa is doing cannot be done by anyone else. >> we were reporting there that a two day ceasefire had been tabled. are proposed by egypt and the talks obviously around a ceasefire is still ongoing. but i wonder from your perspective, even unlimited two day ceasefire, what would that enable your teams and all aid workers there to do on the ground in that short window?

>> we use every opportunity to reach health facilities that are still functioning. and i will remind you that less than half of hospitals are only partially functioning in gaza, retried every day to go and bring supplies. we have to those places. but again, if you have a situation where where people cannot reach the hospitals where health workers country should hospitals, it's obviously difficult to have we tried to have a polio vaccination. you will remember and we had to postpone the second round of polio vaccination in north of gaza because of the lack of that humanitarian space and lack of that security and pause in fighting again, we will use every opportunity we have, but eventually, what people of gaza need is sustained ceasefire so we can really get people out of gaza. those who need medical care, more than 15,000 people

people should go out of gas and receive medical care. >> they're unable to do that, we need pregnant women, people with chronic diseases, to be able to receive medical care. >> again the only solution for health system to start to slowly rebuild is to have a security. and for security, obviously we need some political solution. >> the fair of israel is that, you know, you've got hamas fighters embedded with the population can just describe the people you're talking about, who you feel do need to get out well almost 100,000 people have been injured now, 24,000 people all being injured in a way that it's changing their life and they need rehabilitation. and they cannot get get it there. so what we really need one, access to health facilities so we can get there and help. but also we need is evacuation corridor so we can get as i said, more than

15,000 people who need to get out so really the problem is that we don't have that humanitarian space. we need to do our job, which is to try to support health system in gaza and try to help those who need medical care either inside or outside gaza right now okay. >> tarik has a rich thank you very much indeed, julia, as you see, there's, we're going into the cold months, aren't way as well pounds, everything that upstage as tarek. thank you for your time. we appreciate it. now, toughing kong wray is now the equivalent of a category one at atlantic hurricane. and it's expected to intensify quickly in the coming hours. kong rate is currently forecast to strengthen to a category three, but could potentially reach category four when it makes landfall across southern taiwan later wednesday the storm's outer bands pose a threat to the northern philippines, where recovery efforts are still underway from last week's devastating tropical storm conway is forecast to bring up

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this ever happening before you. >> we've almost reached the end of the chest, not harvest the chest knots are still hanging on the trees while greek farmers have been able to salvage some chest, not bres, many still hanging from trees in intact, but useless this is not ideal timing for the country which relies heavily on agriculture exports. >> chesna, producers in the area say they have experienced more than a year long pause in rainfall following the daniel floods in september of 2023 hey we have many dead trees from the daniel floods, but we also have trees that are either dead or severely stressed with very little production. but there are significant production losses due to the lack of water and high temperatures which often occur together during the summer season. but this year, the situation is truly tragic. >> a recent report from greece's central bank said it expects crop and for prices to rise in the coming years due to climate change. another blow to

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