the, the, this is the, the, the news line from the us votes as digestive bits of presidential debates. republicans, donald trump and democrats, a couple of harris class from 19 minutes and more could bring that only tele advised contest. we'll take a look at the full lot from the tv show down. also on the program is really reserve as refusing to fighting gaza, tell dw why they oppose that government's orders to deploy to the territory. and what i hope to achieve i'm the us secretary of states and british foreign minister arrived 80. you've cried that on hundreds of millions of dollars a new a types to reconsider. that key is request to list restrictions on the use of

western supplies. when the i'm feel go welcome to the program. we begin with the us presidential debates. tuesday nights, jo, down in philadelphia. it was the 1st chance for americans to see the 2 presidential candidates squared off of issues like the economy, migration and reproductive rights. the 1st time shake between presidential candidates since the 2016 campaign commer harris subdivision c. thank you, pleasantry soon to send in 2 or more of what's throughout the debate coming to harris. and donald trump exchange jobs that bounce between the personal and political they will. so came to blows of a foreign policy. as we understand the importance of the greatest military lives, the world has ever known which has nato and what we have done to preserve the

ability of the landscape and the ukrainians to fight for their independence. otherwise would be sitting, emptied with his eyes on the rest of europe, starting with poland. what you think is a friendship with what is known to be a dictator who would eat you for lunch? trumpet back. saying the boy in ukraine wouldn't have happened under his leadership, that they sent her to negotiate peace before this war started. 3 days later he went in and he started the war because everything they said was weak and stupid. they said the wrong things that were should have never started. she was the emissary. they said to rent and negotiate with zalinski and put in. and she did. and the war started 3 days later. just democratic party is yasmine. so that can do that with high support is highlighting the contrast between the 2 candidates. got the

convicted criminal, or try to argue to have this picture to script. you can't use this game. he said that even dogs in a low town some way or she's actually staying on point, staying on topic, answering questions, giving facts and figures and her opponent hands. st. new sections together, divide was quite different to the republican watch policy. trump support has also said that come to that was on message my impression is that trump is very honest. she speaks from the heart. he speaks the truth. um, he knows the facts, he knows the story line and i i hardly believe that he would be the best president for the united states of america. i think it's been great. i think trump has been holding his own. he's been on point and sharp. right to the point, answering the questions, i most importantly coloring out. choosing the debate when

a is often a question of allegiance. what match is, know is how many undecided voters each candidates managed to win over. we'll give them the previous trump bite and debates and let to present by lead leaving the race asked the washington bureau chief in his pole. how tuesday night's event was likely to effect november's election as we just heard fill uh in this piece, the trump supporters uh from his uh, republican days they just are locked in for months or actually really unaffected. but any event on the other end uh kind of the hair is that she really had more to gain or lose last night as a she is the new candidate in the race. and she really has to kind of reintroduce herself to these tens of millions of viewers who were evaluating if she is ready to be the commander in sheets. it's interesting that a cnn flash po found that she won by

a nearly $2.00 to $1.00 margin. and also many professional commentaries seemed to agree also some conservative papers really praised her this morning, but feel as you remember, and i'm sure many of all of us remember when hillary clinton debated a donald trump and one she still lost the election. so it's, it's totally unclear. uh, if this really will have a major impact this debate last night, maybe of the endorsement of taylor swift will be more important than kind of the harris victory. but do you think that the most has learned anything from this debate about either of the candidates that they didn't before, but i didn't know before by the way they learned that donald trump is donald trump and that he didn't change. he repeated his lies. he kind of is putting out this and to use he's talking about millions of migrants

coming into this country and he was talking about haitian migraines, eating cats, and dogs and ohio. he could easily triggered by tamela harris. so in that regard, there's hardly any news about donald trump, but of course we've come with harris. this is different. she showed that she is really able to learn quickly. she was clear, she was on message. she didn't get called on her favor, a famous kind of word salad. she really finished her sentences. and you know, she was able to walk this fine line as a woman to come across is really strong and powerful. this out being kind of bitchy or whatever people say about a strong women. so i think she really introduced kind of in you, kimberly harris who is able to fulfill a uh, the job of a president of the united states. what about foreign policy?

what were the messages in this debate for the rest of the world? the, the contrast couldn't be any bigger why the time of the hair is really underlined. the importance of nato kind of reiterated the. the problem is that you, that united states will stand this ukraine under her leadership don't from prove, refused to even say that to you, one's ukraine to win this war. but she keeps saying what you said over the last uh years that with him in the white house, this war and ukraine or the void is uh, gaza, which have never started. of course he doesn't have any prove of that. so this is a major difference in foreign policy. kind of that hers will stand with nato, she will stand with ukraine. donald trump refuses to have any clear answer in that regard. and thanks for that. so it is, dw, is the washington bureau chief in his ball. i'm, as you heard from, in this pop,

superstar taylor swift has endorsed commer harris. shortly after the debate, the single posted on social media saying that she'll be voting for the vice president in november. you signed off of message as a childless cath lady. i found de donald trump running maid j. the vance who came on to find uh, describing prominent democrats law got vice president power as, as a bunch of childless cotton ladies. sticky as exploded with heavy rollings, then there's a report on social media editors, dw life and style. welcome at haley. so this type of a swift endorsements, how much political influence does she have despised? have millions of followers? yeah, i think it's difficult to say, of course, we know that she has a stellar super par superpower a year behind her with many concerts that were sold out tons of album sales tons of fan fair, but does not really translate to political power in any way hard to say,

but i think it's hard to underestimate the swift easily do come out in full force. most of the time, no matter what happens, especially if taylor was telling them to do something. and in the past, she has endorsed candidates and to no one's sure whether or not that had any actual impact. a lot of experts do say that the celebrity indorsements do tend to have a moderate impact rather pushing a person towards a candidate that they were already a fan of rather than getting someone to jump party lines. so it's difficult to say, but i would underestimate this. what is, why do you think she decided to go public about? so bushing intense, and now i think everything that taylor swift does is very calculated. she's big on easter eggs. she's big. i'm planning these tiny little details that work up to her albums into her shows and everything. so her fans are really in tune to what she's doing. and i think there's no accident in the taylor swift world. she's got everything completely planned. and between that and her footage from the miss america documentary where she spoke about the 1st time that she really wanted to

come out publicly and interested in politics and came to a bit of a fight with her family and her team. i think she's really engage in politics even if she doesn't always say so. and i think the timing of this was playing perfectly to reach that last bit of audience, especially when voting registration is still open in some states. and we're able to get those last minute voters, and i think it's all very planned and the instagram post the photo, the signature child, this account lady, what's the, what's the messaging back? yeah, i think she's always been a so called cat libya. she works in into her branding so far up until everything we've seen of her. and so it kind of fits perfectly in with this, this way that we have now of slipping those negatives of attacks from the other party on their head and being able to kind of enter into those messaging moments. so i think for her, it was actually the perfect point to be able to enter because she's had this caps for a long time. it's always been kind of a part of her personality part of her brand. okay, so you go to any a role this a thank you. so thank you. now let's take

a look at some more stories that making headlines. hundreds of people have might be a 23rd of those 3 of the 911 terror attacks. and which is louis terraced, hijacked several planes in the united states, and killed any 3000 people, relatives of those who lost their lives. but the names during the ceremony in new york who was present, joe biden, combo harris and donald trump attendant. they come on the ration so basic have a sentence, has approved a reform to reshape the judiciary, the legislation. we pass in the house last week and establishes the judges, including those on the supreme court. will be elected by popular vote. critics, for you, it will threaten the rule of law and politicize the judiciary. was it not robust made efforts have cooled off a strike against a proposed agreement with an indian investor to operate the facilities and his largest dave ation union assessing modernization deal. the general kenyata international apples would lead to job losses are bringing non canyon workers. the

strikes close, major flight cancellations, and do nice us secretary of state 100 me blinking has announced more than $700000000.00 in humanitarian aid for ukraine to bolster its energy grid and pressures foreign section. david allow me visited keith to underscore that commitment to help the country and its war against russians invasion. president savanski has been pleading with allies for months. so information to find out west and long range missiles deep into russian territory. the us and u. k of sofa, a post strikes. so let's pick up that some of those points for that correspondent rebecca, which is in key welcome, rebecca of the us and u. k. likely to change their minds of a lot of ukraine to use these weapons. a deeper inside russia, whether they will all they want to suddenly tonight, the answer was not heard here in key. even your presidential lensky. many's

a potentially disappointed, but i think the further to that we've, we heard from at we will hit we have some words from and to me blinking from that press conference. let's take a listen to what he did have to say. one of the things we discussed language fires, but a number of other things as well. and as i said at the outset, i'm going to take that discussion back to washington to reach the president on what i heard. i know that dave is doing the same and both of our bosses know that we'll discuss this when they meet later this week. actually on friday, and it's precisely that point. they feel that that, that was really the main message that we, we heard there in this press conference, the tonight saying that's actually been kind of david. i mean, we'd be taking home over that was discussed here in cave, back to their respective bosses to fulfill the yes tom or the u. k. prime minister and you as president joy, bide, and do to meet on friday. so it wasn't on surprising that we didn't hear any policy

change announcement they by the foreign ministers to not. but the language in what the gentleman had to say this evening has certainly shifted in is you didn't, you certainly get the feeling if you read between the lines of what are some of what was said that there is the appetite for a policy change on the horizon of course, you know, we, we heard from lincoln saying that the us had supported at ukraine through the challenges all along the way and had adapted to it's changing challenges along the way. and it would continue to do so, perhaps hinting the fact that this, you know, as changing challenge would also be adapted to when it comes to us support. so we can't say definitively what might happened on whether it was on friday when the too late is of u. k. and you estimate, or in the coming weeks. but the suddenly, the mood you had, the feeling that a policy change on this particular topic might be on the horizon. meanwhile, the us is a warning that it will impose more sanctions against iraq, accusing it of supplying russia with more mist files. and how was that likely to

affect those weapons flows with us. uh, i gave that confirmation yesterday and to bring him saying that that they believe the shipping, the, the weapon shipment had gone from iran to russia, which had been rumored for some time. and they immediately issued sanctions, the u. s. u k, germany fonts issuing further sanctions on iran. it's believe that some of the delay or some of the reason why iran was hesitant to supply these missiles. they have, of course, already supplied russia with these weaponized drones that we've been seeing regularly making it attacks across ukraine in recent weeks. they have already been supplied by around, but these missiles that they were hesitant and it was believed that you know, potentially because of the sanctions, though it's unlikely. now that they will know that the sanctions may have any effect. of course, those weapons seriously. expanding the outs hillary of the russian and making

rusher and making them more adaptive on the battlefield. they sort of low to mid range with me, solves being able to be used along the front line. these are right in. i issued myself where it was being a little allowing rusher, i should say to is reserved some of its long the range missiles for a tax further inside ukrainian territory. okay, thanks that. rebecca definitely correspond to rebecca rivers in keys that's rays, right. and then the ongoing conflict resulting from the mass is october 7 terror attacks. in may, 42 is right. the reserve is broken open, les stating their refusal to be ton to gaza. that among thousands of his race who have been cold up since october, 7th, at the fight in the palestinian territory to reserve as of intending dw why they're refusing to go get a few months ago. you buy green most in golf as serving as

a come back to medic. the young is really what's called up as a reserve is for the war almost immediately after the mass terror attacks enough to embrace them. today he's one of a small group of is ready reserve is to public leave refuse, and an open letter to return to casa, his decision came off to his commander or did his unit to burn down the home of a palestinian family. they had taken over in garza, or they told us to, to pick a house where a staying at and when went out of it, they told us to burn it down in a winter bank of under and asking what, why, why are we doing that is their meal 3 purpose for that and you know the answers, they gave me, which is not good enough. and i said, i'm not willing to make several families homeless. especially when there is no, not even a reason for that to, to be able to achieve something. and the next day i left, even before the october 7 attacks,

he had time to refuse reserve duty because of his opposition to israel's occupation of the west bank. the horrific violence inflicted on on, on civilians by how must let the militants made him reconsider. but while in gaza, the atmosphere of revenge and the widespread destruction made him question his service is raleigh just took over this unger and you're worried that the gained from uh, you know, knowing that their friends died or things like that and just took it all on the, the posting and property the nissan offers. you've spent almost 2 months for him across the board of watching grainy videos as operations officer. he monitor at the movement of tubes inside gauze, us ensuring the safety and for surviving asteroids in those areas. but the ones out of the board room don't started so facing. and when you start hearing the really

big numbers start, i think it's a how can it be if, if we're doing such such specific strikes and, and such a good like it's such a great intelligence work and everything. how can it be that? and there's so many casualties, so many collateral damage right beside it says there were no key rules of engagement for the troops in gaza. the whole system was building wave it that you, you kind of like you fire 1st and then you ask the questions. even even like if you even gonna ask any questions because we did not ask any questions, it is not easy to speak out, family and friends, support them. but some brent them traitors. although refusing to serve could lend bose to service and j of so far the id f has taken no action. seeing the sheer destruction in gaza was also one of the reasons you gave for refusing reserve is to

do the driving on the road with one of those military vehicles. you look there, right. so look during left an overseas when buildings. now some of them were running for a certain angles, her therapist, as i guess from the marine because they found, you know, terrorist infrastructure below them tunnels or stuff like that. i. so tunnels are all nice. so it is something that is happening. but his role is definitely not trying to be surgical enough to make guys a place that would be a livable afterwards. the idea of rejected allegations by agreement or disease. and set the rules of engagement for subject to is really and international. the edit, the destruction of buildings is done with the appropriate means, actions done otherwise, and not as a result of operation needs a contrary to the armies orders and the id of values and are examined for both you

vi and me is one of the main reasons for speaking out is to push the government for a ceasefire agreements and the war and bring home the remaining hostages in gotta have bills or pay, but we've had deals on the people since december cleared deals that said the world would and will do a ceasefire. all the hostages would be returned to israel and then as well as soldiers and sees dying. and i think something maybe something very important in addition to that, the fact that post stands would stop living through going through leaving health that have been going through in god. they knows that they are a tiny minority among reserve is. but they hope to spark, at least the page within is really society the oil blah fast and associate professor of politics. it tell of university where he focuses on nationalism and questions of the just embassy and morality. it's all definitely more about how the idea of deals with criticism from within his ranks. there is

a place where the thing that the response that you have received the idea, so by the international law and domestic law as well. the thing are being investigated is by and large, the way that the i b s as being for me. it's also for the inward consumption in buying large. it has worked and in most, each one of these a do trust to support the idea. it's much more than they supported their government for that matter. so there is not until now at least much of the debate. they balance the domains in which the idea figuring out the mission. and the main reason, of course, is the mission of this point. at least is on clear any testing i clear for several months. no, but that is more to do with the government then with the idea, if it's all, you know, there is a great reputation. unusual, obviously apt over 7. was it a great shock? and people want to see as much as possible, the idea of carrying out integration to make sure that something like the saved or

any other situation there of it would not be possible. and there is a great frustration because we all demise of the idea there seems to be no way out of it. and there is no way of it because the i the s other than trying to damage from us capability as much as possible to not to be placed from us as a governing body in gaza. and these are the government refuses to have any honor, but the policy unions or even a are and taking hold of the gulf industry. so we're facing a situation and many the reservists elizabeth inter letter that they were in us do . and they brought the case from us in a certain area because a street lived this area and being selling to get to there was, there was a couple of months later to do the same sort of dog. and that's just been the case precisely because there is no one else do we buy from us? you can edit born, and this is what we rented to get it. and again, it's worth it for you and from us, thanks over again. i think it is the owner of a blog that's kind of if you're investing. so officials here in the job,

they are investigating the possible collapse of a bridge in the east and the safety of drugs been no injuries were reported. but shipping on by about has be halted, leading to major disruptions as it happened in the wee hours of the morning. a roughly 100 meter long section of the corolla bridge, which connects dressings historic center to other parts of the city, collapsed into the elbow river. thankfully, there were no injuries reported, but authorities say, there is a risk of further sections crumbling. being done, present the situation is such as the bridge is still in the queue. danger of collapsing yet, but at least the section is partly come down in the river. hell. but there's an acute danger to live on and on the bridge. for this reason, the entire harry has been cordoned off the part of the bridge that fell down was dedicated to tram lines and pedestrians. the section for road vehicles was not

affected. local residents were aghast. when they woke to the news. yeah. and then you see that from other countries, you think it's another construction mistake because it's when you see it right here in front of the door and the early morning. fortunately, the window injuries are terms on the road, but you really frightening from? so i think it's simply unimaginable to something like this is happening here now in our country, are you still with your vehicle? this item already? i couldn't believe it this morning. i thought it might happen in january somewhere in the usa, but not here on the phone. and to be honest, i am slowly but surely beginning to believe that it's symptomatic, that things like this are happening here. some commodities just that, so i can. so everything has been neglected to this from optimistic on the partial collapse. also damage to district heating pipes, leaving most of the city without access to hot water and heat road traffic in drugs and has been seriously disrupted. and river traffic halted,

rescue services and other experts were at the scene to assess the damage and secure the bridge. the corolla bridge was completed in 1971 and is one of 4 crossing the elbow river in downtown drug. and the cause of the collapse has yet to be determined is reminded by top story, this fellow trump and come a lot higher. suffice dolphin. what could be that only tell me advise the base of the us presidential campaign? it clashed of issues including the economy of ocean's, an immigration. and they were secretary states on to me blinking has announced more than $700000000.00 in humanitarian aid for ukraine. they made a joint visits to kid with pictures, foreign secretary david allowed me to pay for that presence of landscape to discuss kings whites of next on dw eco africa, and looking at how drugs can help with wildlife conservation. i'll be back at the

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