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highways and the music bold is in mourning for us, produce and song bryce. i have quincy jones. he worked with some of the biggest stars and produced the world's best selling album. michael jackson's thriller, the hello. i'm christine woodland. there's just one day to go until the us presidential election with polls showing it's averse to close to coal, both comma harris for the democrats and donald trump for the republicans, while making a final push across the key battleground states. harris made her closing page on a sunday, ronnie, in the swing state of michigan, she'll spend monday in pennsylvania and will hold a late night. randy they?

what's the neighbor cheese, including oprah winfrey trunk, being well ended sunday nights with a rally in georgia having already visited, pennsylvania and north carolina. earlier in the day, he will be back in north carolina on monday, before heading to 2 more swing states. tens of millions of us. but it does have cost any benefits in an election which is shaping up to be extremely close, both in battle ground states and at the national level. on the eve of election day, millions of americans have already made the presidential pick. people in ohio queued for hours on sunday, determined to cost ballots before early voting closed. i mean, we hear because like it's really crucial. important. like, yeah, so many rights are at stake right now. gay re so many rates. everyone's rates, immigration, so it's a big deal. so i've been in line for about 2 and a half hours and i wanted to do early voting. realize when i

got here that probably a lot of other people have the same idea as well validated. it sounds great, i feel gratified. i feel satisfied, and i'm probably about, you know, we, we added our voice. more than $77000000.00 americans have cost yearly votes. with so many ballots already in summit official, st boots and states like georgia could be a ghost town on tuesday. georgia is one of 7 swing states, likely to be crucial to the election along with michigan, nevada, north carolina, wisconsin, arizona. and what could be the closest contestable pennsylvania the poles there, but the rice on the nice edge i hope that we're able to take you and have an honest, good election, a fair election. and i hope trump windsor, i think they really are learning a lot of the policies of hairs. and the more they

learn, the more they're changing their boat. and there's a lot of independence that i've talked to that are leaning toward terrace. so i feel good. i do feel good about it. i don't want this extreme is right. and what side i want people to be able to talk to one another again in a way that's respectful and, you know, people to get along again. and i think we're hitting this turning point where we can have that again. well, minis always has a nervously anticipating election day, when a may not be declared quickly. both camps have people on the ground monitoring the vote. security measures a being put in place in washington in case of any and raced. it could take days for a final results to be consumed. i talked to brett schaefer before he's a senior fellow at the gym and marshall funds alliance for securing democracy and specialized in this information and all for

a terry and in interference. he told me why so many americans don't trust the election system? yeah, i think it really comes from the top of the ticket and we've seen this messaging now not just for 4 years, but really for 8 years. and so there's been a sort of snowball effect of casting doubt on the gym sea of elections and casting down on the process. and so in some ways, you kind of can't ring that bell at this point. so it's very much embedded in at least part of the g o p strategy to cast out about the prophecies to cast out about the legitimacy of elections. and obviously to t up some legal challenges in case tuesday doesn't go the way that they hope so, but just just perhaps maybe i'm just pulled up with a, with some of the evidence. you've seen that there is indeed as you're putting it, a deliberate effort to end the main fact undermine faith in the election system in the united states. yeah, i mean we, we've seen it obviously from certain parts of the g o, p, and the trump campaign. but there's also been a bit of

a cottage industry that has popped up over the past 4 years around the election, integrity or so called election integrity efforts. so these are people outside of the campaigns who have gone state by state sort of ginning up conspiracies about widespread voter fraud about non citizens voting and math about problems with machines, with a balance of problems with mailing voting. and so all of these things have just picked up momentum over time. so the narrative that we're seeing right now, these have been constants now for 4 years, we're not seeing much difference. the difference is a much greater percentage of americans are skeptical about elections and how they're administered. then they were even 4 years ago from, from everything else you observed pertaining to this information, who's pushing the disinformation in this election? is it coming from both sides? the republicans and the democrats and, and some of the external sources. this is largely domestically driven. unfortunately, when we look at social media,

when we look at the key influencers around casting doubt related to the election, these are coming from known americans that said our foreign adversaries have also weaponized these debates. so we see i've seen russian linked actors in the past couple of weeks, spreading false accusations around voter fraud, including cutting out 2 videos that are entirely fabricated. one in pennsylvania that appeared to show the election workers ripping of ballots. another one in georgia where they said haitian immigrants were voting in the election. these things weren't were not true. they were entirely made up. the intelligence community has linked it to russia. so russia takes excuse from americans. they're very parasitic, and they're just information. so when they see that this is clearly a divisive issue, they latch onto it, they help to amplify it. and in some cases, they're actually generating some of this. this information can explain what's really going to be a few things that there was a potential for for violence, the kind of which we sold on january 6th, 2021. unfortunately,

i do think there's a potential for that. i hope that there isn't. i hope we're not going to see that again, obviously, but i think clearly there is the potential for that to happen. i mean, the groundwork has been laid. i think the difference now is that law enforcement is not gonna be caught flat footed. i don't think anyone really expected what happened on january 6th to happen, and now people are prepared for it. so there's been much better preparation this time around. election officials are much better prepared to communicate out results to deal with missing this information locally. and i think at the federal level, law enforcement is far better prepared for the kind of political by ones that we saw on january 6th. but again, i hope it doesn't happen this time. yeah. and, and just perhaps maybe quickly bring us to a close. um, how, how confident are you that this presidential election will reflect the will of the people? i'm very confident and we've done a lot of work over the past 6 months over the past,

actually 4 years working with election officials. these are very dedicated individuals from both the left and the right. i mean, i think one of the things, it's really unfortunate is a lot of the people who have been caught up in these conspiracy theories who've been attacked, who've had their families threatened their republicans or doing their job and election officials. i have full trust in them, and again, if there are issues, there are legal processes to go through. they're always lawsuits. so there are ways to challenge this, but i trust that election officials are going to do it right. the counts going to be accurate and we're going to know the true winner, maybe not on wednesday, but at least in a, in a week or so. all right, that is break schafer from the german national funds alliance for securing democracy. we appreciate your time. thank you. bruce, thank you. now, severe with the in spain has forced the cancellation of flights to boston known as torrential rain pulse, the province of that the loan in about 50 flights due to take well from the l. print. air force has been effected by flooding,

rude and rail travel has also been disruptive. spain is already graphing with the often martha of extreme flooding in the east of the country last week. at least 217 people were killed mostly in the valencia province. rescue is all continuing to search for bodies inside houses and cause 7500 of troops had been deployed to health in affected areas. well, the during the steven perez and in boston, miller not told me about the situation in the area. as of right now, the raves of the stall. um, but there was a bread very, very heavily this morning. and uh, as so to show it in your pictures and particularly in the south of the city near the airport. so one of the main approach rose to the, to the city is, is not possible it's on the volta and the airport is still a mess as a board for that. and as well as a 50 flights console going through the 7 theatre been diverse is and the roadways

are also not functioning. however, i think the response has been, has been rented we, we will give them that pretty much just before that happens opens. and which was perhaps some of the lives of people who might have already started on jonas. but certainly it's been because of what happened. i'd say, i think the emergency forces have been well prepared for this. and stephen, speaking of valencia, people, they are very angry over the inadequate reaction and response to the flood as lost . uh, and now the politicians of blaming each other to yes, well, what colors must on who is the president of valencia, and whose handling of this crisis has been generally viewed as, as spectacular incompetent. has now said, 1st of all, he's by the name of the central government for not providing the resources,

although it was actually up to him to the us, to the resources under the existing protocols. and then he blamed by the water board for saying that the, that they had issued a warning to which the water board reply to it isn't the brief to issue warnings. it's the government that does that. they simply provide the government with information about right in full and the condition of the rivers. meanwhile, muscle in the presence of the let's just own political boss as effectively does own tim bard, same to the president of the spanish government. please do declare a state of emergency which as well and that's on really probably should have done the 1st place to stay in england in streaming. can you give us a sense of what people are still facing on the ground day very quickly? or you have other items. so, you know, people are still without power, without drinking water. food supplies are arrested losses. so being managed by

volunteers rather than by any of any other official body. and of course the clear up is going to take weeks for months. so. ready there's a long way to go. right, that is feature in the state of affairs and talking to us from boston knowing that we appreciate that, steve. and thank you. and a quick, it's now at some of the stories making the news around. the world is rainy as stripes killed, at least 50 people in gaza over the weekend and supporting committed israel's ministry. struck targets in the southern area, or con eunice as well as in causes gulf palestinian officials say a clinic administering polio vaccines. 2 children came on to fire. the annual cleaning officials say several people has been injured in a russian, a strike on a supermarkets in khaki. the attack struck the eastern city, which is ukraine, 2nd largest of a nice official say,

a glad bomb hit. the supermarket located next to high rise apartment buildings in front. the 2nd trial has begun in the case of a teacher who was beheaded in 2028. people are accused of conspiring with and assisting the attack of who killed teacher, samuel pepsi, of the he showed cartoons of the is not make profit mohammed in plus sixteens were already convicted for their own. last year. in india, at least 36 people died when a bus vehicles the road and punched down a ravine in the northern states. all we talk of and rescue is all searching for survivors. india has a high number of road for tennessee last year is precious, killed some, 173000 people. here in germany, speculation is mounting that the german government is on the verge of collapse. the 3 way coalition government made up of these sensitive social democrats, the greens and the business. brandon, the ftp,

is often referred to as the traffic light coalition officer. the colors off the 3 men, the policies they've been in power since 2021. but now the, if the finance minister christine mentor has triggered the fresh dispute. that old service a is backing his coalition partners into the corner crisis talks at the german chancellor, re on sunday are the the final hours of all our shots. his government of the social democrat chancellor and his glean and the liberal coalition partners are at all. so if a how to revive gemini, struggling economy last week proposal from the f t p finance minister, we're leached, he wants reductions to pensions. tax cuts for ohio knows the weakening of climate goals. the, the next thing is it is this current situation with different concepts on the small talks by the chance of the pay, but by mr. how big propose it's from my side. i can promise, but citizens that we will result the situation quickly. yeah. but given his wish

list is an absolute no go for his correlation partners. some to you, this is a pretext for him to pull the plug all together. no allies are on a meeting of the government on wednesday. based is usually just important to clarify whether we all still have enough stamina to continue on this changing and strenuous positive getting it's vital game combines up. if the answer is no, it could spell the end of the traffic light, government invalid and potentially even snap collections. well, i'll political correspond enhanced brands joyce, me now for some analysis on this. hans, with this document at this economic reform program has driven his finance move. so chris st. listening essentially filed for divorce from the coalition, or he hasn't said so in so many words, but it's certainly a potential for voucher that is in fact, of historic precedence. through this,

the free democrats were in the coalition with a social democrats for 2 years ago in the 19 early 19 haiti's. and at the time, the coalition fell apart when a similar sort of paper was published at the time. and eventually the free democrats and liberals left that coalition government and went into a coalition with the conservatives, with a christian democrats. that's a scenario that is not quite as easily done this time the wrong because of the different weights of the various parties in the driven problem. and so there is a potential for the roles. but as we've just heard, and that's quite from link. now, he is not saying so and so many words. in fact, he's saying, well, let's talk about this. this is my proposal for how we should go forward at the back of the minds of all the policies involved in this government. a very, very bad performances and recent regional elections. all of these policies, the greens,

the surface democrats and the free democrats have been losing significant support among photos. and that is also reflected in the opinion polls repeatedly. so if all of these parties so badly doing so badly in pose, the question is what, what they get out of leaving this government. and that's really what each of them has to decide for themselves. so i'm just focus through some of the options that chances are all up schultz has lips to keep governing for a nother 10 months. that's what obviously the before the next general election here in germany, i guess the regular elections that scheduled for september next year, shots has been saying this government has been elected for a certain term. it will complete this to him and he is going to do everything possible to allow her to complete that to him. and he's been scheduling a meeting between himself and the 2 leaders of the other 2 parties involved in the coalition. a repeat that the one of these meetings took place this morning at least

a couple of others are scheduled until wednesday night when there is a meeting of this larger group of people from the coalition. the social, it says basically trying to find a compromise owner of this is really send to the route economic policy. and there will be a decision on economic progress in mid november. and about 10 days time when the budget for next year has to be decided. so that's really the point where this will come to a to fruition as well. all right, that's all political corresponding hunts branch as they have a hans. thank you. so famed us music, producer and song writer, quincy jones has died. he was 91 jones, a 7 day k korea began in chicago and made him to become one of the most renowned music purchases of the modern era. he worked with arrange a wide range, i should say, of stars including frank sinatra,

rates for franklin and stevie wonder. and he purchased the best selling album a full time. that's michael jackson's thriller in his hand. present. so on some of the world's best known pope and jazz music for more than 70 is quincy jones. musician, composer and producer, was at the very heart of us music. he watch with icons like michael jackson, including producing his albums, thriller, which is estimated to have sold more than $17000000.00 copies. the also could use the install recording we on the world and 1985, a charity record for simon release in africa. i feel like the most blessed person on the planet to have come along the path that i came and musically for me,

13 years old, you know, started with right childs of 14, it was 6. then i want to talk to area and they say, and then they call them everybody really have availability on song all the way to 50. so jones, who's considered to music royalty. mr. quincy jones, women, ronnie's, and a was all over the world. he's been nominated for 79 grammy's and 127. he's one of i think 20 e got winters in the world. that's the whole the quadrant of awards for anybody does know that any grammy oscar tony. and oh yeah. he also produced the biggest selling album all time and the biggest selling single of all time. quincy jones made it look easy, but it's not life did not begin that way. it was music that saved him from chicago street gangs. and it's more than 7 decades of music for which he will be for ever

remembered. and data is briana ethan and joins me here at the big table to discuss this legend. so dozens of records and collaborations that have been listed with some of the audit, smiles, davis, aretha franklin, ray, charles, ella fitzgerald, frank sinatra, michael jackson, the list of music royalty is nearly endless. how did he become the successful? yeah, like you said, there's so many names that he worked with and that's a big part of his success, right is a, was such a collaborative, a person, he worked for so many people and he had deep bonds with these people. so one of those people, michael jackson, who was mentioned and that success with the album thriller was due to their chemistry, they had a really deep connection. and that's something he was known for. he, he, you know, blended genres often he worked with people across different musical style. so that's a real big key to success is the collaborative,

the collaborative effort that he, yeah. and, and he also compose soundtracks for more than 50 films and tv programs. right. and he was nominated for a number of ask, is what impact did he have? would you say brianna on pop culture and beyond? yeah, that's a great question. i mean, quincy jones was actually nominated for 7 oscars for over 55 years, which is phenomenal. but he worked on the waves, which is where he met michael jackson, and then he also, you know, went on to work on the color purple. so this is another example of his, you know, john refunding and going outside of just one industry or one. you know, area of music but, but that particular, you know, style, you know, cross cultural difference or making music that crosses cultures or doing projects that, you know, go across different genres is something you see a lot today. so that's something he definitely established. and then there he worked on the fresh prince of bel air, even with real smith and help punch his career. and that's something that's very culturally relevant today with the a resurgence and seeing references there. so yeah, and maybe just give us

a sense of what, what did he, how did he spend, he's lost his, what does he been doing? so he actually was told he had to stop playing the trumpet a couple of times for his health. so he really, you know, was a, had a, a strong work ethic, and some called him a workaholic, even himself. so he was still very much around the music industry, living in l. a. she was very close by, but he even traveled to europe to music festivals. in switzerland and such. so he was, you know, very much a, a relevant fingers still to this day and something that people around the world felt so it's clear that his, his legacy will last throughout. it's real time. yeah. i just remember this one quick way. he said, and when you retire you, you've traveled the world and you do it when you love and i'm doing that anyway. so they sent me to retire. so i just to the point and he really worked. so the really and so just give us a sense of how people are, you know, talking about his legacy today. i'm actually as low as on social media, young people, you know, people in the industry, what have you been seeing?

exactly. people are flocking to x and, and instagram, and really pulling their hearts out for him. and it's interesting, particularly, we get to see the black community really, how they've been inspired by him, and seen him as a single block success story in the us. and this is something i can relate to myself as a block american. so it's something we've always just known. his name is a household name. and if he can do it, you know, we can do it. it's kind of how it's always felt. so that's kinda interesting, rough or a little cool today actually even said that he has been many things, but he's been a mentor. he's been a role model and the king. and he also said that music isn't music without him. and i think that's a sentiment, a lot of people feel and i'm gonna put you on this punch and i'll ask you, what was your, your favorite hit song will. what was it that you love it because he just, i mean i have to say anything, michael jackson and we're done. i think of something that's like ingrained and in my memory and i can't. yeah. think of anything else. i think that's that's the big one. i connie, for the legend, well, be on a, a kind of thank you so much for coming to see do talking to us about this election,

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