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melissa chan, thanks for joining us in the us. the race for the white house has entered the home stretch on the last weekend before tuesdays presidential election. the 2 candidates had been criss crossing the country, making their last appeal to voters. they are focusing on swing states that will determine who will become the next president of the united states, vice president and democratic candidate commer harris was in georgia and north carolina where she renewed her pledge to be a president for all americans. she later flew to new york, making a surprise committee. cook's appearance on the tv show saturday night live, where she said that she would keep holla and carry on the law, and also, and the drama law in us politics. holding suggest the race is neck and neck with former president donald trump. he was also campaigning in north carolina. trump promised to track down on migrations and kind of taxes and see and you know,

better than let's take a listen to what cala harris and donald trump told voters. and we have an opportunity in this the election to turn the page on out of donald trump, trying to keep us divided and afraid of each other. we're done with that i have done today with the message of hope for all americans. with your vote on tuesday, i will end inflation. i will stop the invasion of massive numbers of criminals that have come into the and i will bring back the american dream. we don't have the american dream. we had a, we had it, you know, we also had the energy independence 4 years ago. this is all you need, you know, campbell of broke and she broke it, we will fix it. i will fix it. it'll be fixed, very dw has been looking at what people around the world think about the us

election and what the vote means for them. this time the focus is on europe, dw, as brussels bureau chief, alexandra phenomena has more on what is at stake. paper, lex, it will come on. i have a storage closer ties with 0. and if she loses, how disruptive put a 2nd, still not some presidency deep. europeans do not get a choice in the selection, but they will have to bear the consequences. the united states is the most important part the for us in the european union. we face a group on challenges and beat a migration on cry might change code might change on, you know, security officials in brussels, could elected you asked rather than they would certainly choose kind of a law harris. she promises continue. it's he would buys and zip codes, and those security ends treat even though many to tell us the do not really know

exactly what kind of foreign policy comcast harris has. but if don't know, trump is back in the white's house along with heath america 1st approach, it's more than ever the case of europe on its own. the you commission has even set up a special unit known as the trump task force to prepare for the fall out of the election during his 1st term, trump in post levies on steel and aluminum from europe. now he's promising to introduce tennis on hold for an important product because you have no source. others were received at home and signing go see something like that. but i think it's a warranty or some the theories almost you up and believe that come a lot. harris understands that's terrorist with 1st and foremost heard when you ask consumers. they also view her as a strong support helps ukraine, and nato and leader determines to defense democratic values. it would be

a big win for also the joining democratic forces really european union and with the united states, drums fuss the nation with also with terry and leaders is seen by many europeans as a threat to democracy. and he's a person to support team q crane as a source of worry for many on the continent as well. yeah. they're the military. and so it's saw sharing uh, with you. great. uh these who have seen it uh, indications for the war effort of migrating forces 0 sides or no response movements on losses. i uh, 0 long as the law uh shipment is uh of someone who's even though trump is not likely to pull out of may to his repeated questioning of whether he would defense need to allies has already undermined the alliance experts

say it's need to headquarters. they're also getting ready for any scenario. what didn't you need to achieve might clue to making clear. he can work with harris as well as with trump being thanks to him, we pushed up the defense spending, but also what he said on china is not very much taken on board. so i've seen by many of us, your opinions understand they will have to invest more in their own defense regardless of who in the u. s. election, but would come a law harris many here believe europe would have an ally in the white house. here some more stories make headlines around the world authorities and keeps a rushing drone attack over night has damage buildings and power lines. no injuries have been reported. waves of drones approached key for multiple angles. for the 2nd night in a row, ukraine says, all of the jones were destroyed with much of the damage caused by falling debris.

mold opens are heading to the polls and made reports of russian meddling russian denies. documation accusations made by the you and others that it is trying to undermine the presidential election in the former soviet republic pro european president. maya san du has distance to molto, but from russia for opponents promises closer ties with moscow to spain. now where emergency cruising valencia has mostly turned from rescue to recovery efforts. days after the floods subsided, dozens of people are still missing. the death toll from the natural disaster has risen to $211.00 and the devastating flash floods have mobilized volunteers from around spain. to travel to valencia in the thousands to help with clean i'll pass. that's where they can

say, you know, we arrived around 7 in the morning. we don't know why we are being sent yet a little bit nervous. we're looking forward to working and being helpful. residents are grateful for the extra hands to remove the spic martin debris from the homes at a time when they are feeling otherwise ignored. the fact that there's, nobody came from the, sorry it's not the nobody, nobody do you know what? it's like when nobody has come here to see if we need anything. people have to come from other regions on foot to give me and my neighbors a hand on this as an outrage. no 8, no, nothing, no troops, nothing. they have left us alone. we have clean our own month. we have had to find food ourselves, and the prime minister petro sanchez announced you will be sending another

$10000.00 troops and police offices to the affected areas to help local authorities . it is spain's largest piece time deployment. you also acknowledge the tool, sorry to use have been slow to react to you. so of course the, and i am aware that the response that is being given is not enough. i know that i know that directly they have problems and shortages, that services have collapsed. municipal offices, a buried by monday are desperate people searching for the relatives of people who cannot access that home. so i'm just gonna homes destroyed and buried by model. that is, i know we have to do back to stick with the name of many residents and areas hit by the flood. save the winning systems by local authorities. failed them as valencia is coming to terms with the scale and cost of this natural dissolves. to questions of responsibility, new knowledge survivors say the warning system

failed in the flooded regions of spain. i ask stefan lynbrook from the world media raul logical organization for his assessment. thank you. thanks for having me. well, at the moment it's, it's very important to do a very careful analysis of the situation. what we, what i understand is that there was a warning issued by the national high commit to logical agency. and i met it on the 29th at 8 o'clock in the morning. so the highest wanting level, that level that was there at the time. and so that was done in time. however, when we talk about of warning system as fails, we need to understand the whole change. so it's not only the measurements and predictions and the warning, but also the dissemination to, to, to uh, to the information, to a members of society. and it's not really important to do it, a very counselor analysis at the moment. i cannot say we are in the chain, something went wrong only if something went wrong or protocol. so that's all it does not follow. it is so difficult to analyze this at this moment,

but it's very important to do in the future note from it. he talked about the chain and there's a process. um, so if we might not be able to answer this right now, but what do you think needs to be done to improve the systems? i am going to speak about the change we need to 1st understanding risk flooding is a very dominant risk, particularly in the changing climate in the mid to in the, in the area, but not only understanding flooding, risk and other risk, strong winds and snow events, etc. but also the ability to monitor work and predict such hazards. and then also to issue warning at the right time and disseminate the information to the old members of society about that whole change needs to be put carefully on on the ice thing improved. in terms of preventive actions for the future, many things need to be then to have to do early action and prevent subsidies. also that the national has that does not always turn into disaster. it has to do was education of the general public education at school. it has to do with um,

spatial planning, but also investments and infrastructure and money towards modeling system. probably all has to be done, but we need to cancel you. analyzed with the chain was a 2 week to do proper alerts and interrupt at the right time for this specific event. my understanding is that valencia is next to or near the tertiary a river that had massive floods a few decades ago. back in 1957, there was a mass of floods, and the city had to re route the river and how much of a role to display looking at the current crisis. well, thanks, that's a very good question. i wish i would give you the perfect fit. so at this moment we would really need to do a very careful analysis. important is to note that it was not the really fault on it, but then so it was in the mountains behind it. and you really had to record amounts of rain for which hadn't been observed before. so it was really very extraordinary . and time jane tells us we have to get prepared for similar events in this region

or in regents nearby and other parts of the planet that so what data tells us? can you talk a little bit more about that climate change? uh, how much did it contribute to this extreme weather event? thank you. excellent questions. the climate change is not causing a single event. it's changing the proper ability of occurrence off events like this . what we see that in the warmer atmosphere, and we have broken temperature record almost every months in the last one and a half. yes, except one months every, every months was the warmest month on record. so these temperature records are translated also into the temperature of the ocean. and so the in increasingly warm ocean is evaporating with water. and also a woman atlas fuel can who will water so we won't voice just help the actors be. this has been costing more stronger, more intense precipitation. so climate change just changing the likelihood for basic stream events or the one and more intense presentation. on the other hand, also more drop out and water scar cities. it's changing the extremes in both

directions, but to attribute to this single event. what exactly is the role of climate change is very difficult, very 1st estimates from the world, whether it's of issue. so service is indicating that probably the likelihood compared to pre industrial times. so when did, when we had a 1.31.5 degrees, a career planted is probably twice the likelihood compared to pre industrial time. but, but to, to, to an equity analysis, we counted absent but we do need to be prepared. that's such events become more frequent, more intense, and was good society, dr. steph, on little and brooks. thank you so much for joining us. second, thank you. and finally, mexico's annual day of the dead holiday has come to a close with a spectacular parade through mexico city. enormous skeleton effigy loomed large as thousands of people in costume, marched to the beat of drums and the sound of music. the parade marks the end of

the annual holiday, which honors the dead and celebrates life. and that's for the program i most the chance thanks for watching dw, the .