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the, the, you're watching data we can use live from bullying us versus taking a visa presidential device, republican donald trump, and democrats campbell harris class for 19 minutes. and what could be their only televised content. we'll look at the full down from the tv show down. also coming up, power confront, seen, makes land full and did you a state of louisiana authorities order evacuations in the face of high winds and warnings of potentially deadly flooding the
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welcome to the program. i'm jared raid carmella harris and donald trump. bob boyd projecting confident following that the bank showed down in philadelphia. tens of millions of us voters is changing as the presidential candidates class to have issues like the economy, migration, and reproductive rights. there are less than 2 months until the election posts or the candidates are running neck and neck and key battleground states. presidential candidates common law harris and donald trump. during president j binding to new york to remember the victims of 911. standing in silence to mark a day of national mooning. oh is leah they were facing us on stage in philadelphia? in the 1st debate, miss harris was also known the funds, such as the postponed of issues from foreign policy in the economy to the highly
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sensitive topics of abortion and gun control. they also attacked what they sold as each of those moral failings. speaking to has to pull to the woods harness was brilliant. the democrats, so to debate? well politicians, her enthusiasm, she's actually staying on point, staying on topic, answering questions, giving facts and figures and her opponent can strangest mentions together visiting the spin room. also the bank from was bullish. i say the truth if i lose
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votes or gain both out of here, but this was my best to bait. i do it, it was very good. i do it to you is very weak. are our policy in the border and opinion coach by his supporters? 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 her out. a debate cemented support for each candidate and their respective camps. but we'll have to wait until november to see if it was enough to move the needles undecided voters a great that could prove critical to securing an election victory. let's get more on this now. we've had dw report a different assignments in washington. steph, and when you listen to political pundits, they have declared cala harris, the we know, but how likely is her debate performance a going to sway? voters are on sure who they're going to vote for. well 8 weeks to election
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days, that is not a lot. and those tv, the base, those do else between trump and harris this you know, barbie and going to are wires and going have to head at each other that does not really too much for any of the cabinets. not for adults on as well as not for a couple of hours, even if everybody agrees that she won this tv debate because she brilliant the um, you know, trapped and teased adults from. and he took all the bates and ran into all the nice she put out there for him to run into. so no matter. and despite that, they are a ton of undecided voters. there is actually, for example, in pennsylvania, one of the most critical states for her and for him to win in this election in november in a week. most of the voters want to know more about her, who is she and what is her policy agenda actually in detail look like which from
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they all know that trump, because you know, donald trump the same, the same thing over and over again. most of it not true and still saying the same things that everybody has heard this. she is the new kid on the block and she still has to do some more convincing. so they will be a major 4th of people. still voters likely voters, independent voters, fema voted suburban voters, male borders, white, male borders who are firmly into trump, came so far it looks like they want to know more about her and she still has to go a long ways and a lot of work to do to get those votes in her camp into her camp. yeah, it's different. you, you've mentioned how come with harris trapped and teased trump, do you think this debate is going to influence the outcome of the election? it will. so i can tell you what to do. it porter on the map as not the kid off the joe by everybody has everybody in the u. s. who watched this and
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maybe internationally to, i mean, there's millions. i'm really tens of millions of people who've watched this. they've been, they saw a smart difference to watch president bite and delivered in this, in this iconic super fail over the base uh, just a few months ago in july. and she got all these held her ground. she master fully presented herself as if you will, prosecutor, as somebody who really gets the other guy, donald trump, the one with the experience and the former president around for the money. and that was good. that's why everybody. yeah. all the pundits, all the experts say, and people on the street. so yeah, she won this debate, she ran with it and she's got it. so people are going to take her voters are going to take her serious. maybe, you know, in this sense, more serious than they maybe that's before as the candidate. now for to make a choice, donald trump, and what she says is going back to the past for future, the new generation room is 59 years old, 59 years old. the new generation of politics, the new generation of leadership,
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for the white house and the next 4 years. that's her stick. and that's what she presented just quickly. steph. and we're going to stay another round. another device. 5050. uh, next round may be in september nbc, then the network who his hosting this but as you have experience with this, the beta is a back and forth and twisting and turning and everybody goes into the spin room and conditions. so we will see there is no clear answer, dw, a, put us different assignments there in washington, thanks a lot about as well. staying in the us and a possible hurricane has just made land full in the southern us side of louisiana authorities. they have voided evacuations. in one county and a warning of flooding as a result of a possible 3 major storm search our confront, seen, has growing in strength and is now packing, sustained winds of more than 155 kilometers an hour. state and federal governments
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have to create a state of emergency that's to allow a faster response to the storm and media. we're all interested in atmosphere ex, scientist, matthew compute. she has more on the phone for us, matthew at. hi there. people of bracing for this hurricane tell us exactly what's expected from our can friends and, and how dangerous could it be? as yeah, most definitely. so right now i'm a little bit south west of new orleans, which is a very big city with several 1000000 people. and they're bracing for wind over about a 12230 kilometers per hour. this storm was expected to weaken because withdrawing and dry air instead its strength. and at the last minute its structure improved. and now i have my location failed when the city has been waiting. gusting over 13140 kilometers per hour. and that same walter ring, a furious wind the towards the middle of the storm is working north towards new orleans. power is out across the area, streets are flooded, the water is rising above roadways because and this part of louisiana near the by
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yourself and the city at sea level is basically at the level of where people's homes are. mostly ground is only about 2 meters about the level and you said, you know, up to 3 meet or 3rd, that might be an up to entity. it goes to the community. and the wins are taking a long time to die down. so to be up to about 4 hours a few years when the will get worse, especially in the city of new orleans before it gets better. okay, so it's the strength of the last minute it's expected to get was matthew when you think of louisiana or in hard times you can't help. but think of katrina back in 2005 is the scale and strength of this hurricane. anything like that. fortunately, no, we think that this one is moving a little bit faster so it won't have as much time to sort of cause as much damage. the winds are markedly weaker, even though there's still a strong storm and the surge won't be nearly as bad. back in 2005 the search toppled, adopt or the levies. and that was a big issue. you know, just start louisiana. it's still a hurricane problem. back in august, the 2021 they saw ida ida brought wind over 220 kilometers per hour. and so they
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cleaned up a lot of the damage. but when you drive down here, it's, we're seeing damage from the last hurricane as you're going into another hurricane . this beleaguered area has been hit so many times before. and unfortunately, they're being hit again tonight that was main. urologist, matthew, you can peachy on the latest. we have higher confront saying thanks so much, matthew. thank you. so let's take a quick look now at some of the stories making headlines today. talk soon, yaki has 3 good, severe flooding and land slides in northern thailand, killing at least 6 people, yaki is broke. destructive floods to louse me on my and vietnam as well. just during collins and miss businesses, enforcing thousands of people to flee to safety. the us and u. k. have played nearly $1.00 and $1000000000.00 in fresh i to you crying. the announcement came as the us secretary of state and sleep lincoln and british prime minister david, allow me visited k if both countries are still holding out on granting ukraine
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permission to use wisdom supplied long range weapons against targets deep inside russia. a russian so use spacecraft to successfully dealt with the international space station a little more than 3 hours after its launch. the rocket brought to russian cosmonaut and one american astronaut. truly, i ss for economy protests have continued in mexico after the senate approved for forms, which will make it the 1st country to hold elections for judges at all levels. the ruling party says that's necessary to, in corruption in the courts. but upon inside, the move undermines traditional independence. the low cost, despite demonstrate, is storming the senate chain by at least 30 people have died in north east and nigeria after a dime collapsed info north side, causing some of the was flooding and decades emergency. so this is say thousands have flipped a heinz. deadly red tiles from is who had been swept into me by communities. the
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dime was at full capacity due to unusually high rights. here in germany, the chancellor old f sholtes has defended. he's government's migration policy and stress, the need to attract skilled foreigners. now he was speaking at a defined in the german polymer and talked to torques on migration with the opposition. conservative collapsed schultz has been on dom mounting pressure to toughen gemini is migration laws after a series of high profile attacks, allegedly committed by asylum, so it gets, gets too big. he's exchanges a lot of heckling and height, emotion because a physician, conservative law maker, alexander duplicate, and kicked off the general debates by accusing the government of complete failure or coalition of progress as the coalition of decline in this country. next step in unusually emotional chancellor would have choice attack to position the
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definitely police matters for breaking off cross potty talks entered, finding consent of the migration policy the then you will the type of politician who thinks that a tabloid interview is enough to solve the migration issues, that's not how it is. in reality, choice was forced to defend the policy proposals office increasingly unpopular governing cornish and he also underscored the urgent need to bring in scale for nurse is the kind of, there is no country in the world with the freaking working population that has economic growth. that is the cheese that we're confronted with today with danny words for the governments tend to expand for the checks to all of germany's land borders as a way to croup. a regular migration. in our opinion, the propose that you submitted yesterday full file showed of the necessity, c d, 's move in. and that's why we're not. i becky, on dodge and will not be going into an endless circle of talks. video mission
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includes flight perform. that's design. that's also under fire, the government is lower than expected funding for the military. this set, the opposition had expose the chancellor's pledge to turn around german defense policy in the wake of russia's invasion of ukraine as a village excel issue. with germany's next fall of entry elections one year away, the clock is ticking for shows and his coordination to show they have a handle on migration and defense. you're watching dw, and use he's reminded now of our top story, us presidential candidates, donald trump and pamela harris, have both expressed confidence off to the tv device to pay a class for 19 minutes. so big issues like the economy migration and reproductive rights, a could be there only to buy all of the presidential mon use and analysis
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