the page on hatred and division and chart a new way for with democratic presidential candidates. cala harris makes a last ditch appeal to bates as a plus michigan for just 2 days to go to review a selection arc. with your vote on tuesday, i will end inflation. i will stop the invasion of criminals coming into your country. your country is under touristy, republican candidates, donald trump doubles down on his rhetoric on integration, is campaigning across the street swing states, plus anger and grief and gaza as palestinians born children killed in an it's very strong con, phone units. at least 35 people are killed across the street on sunday. and these are our launch is a series of strikes on residential errors in eastern and southern 11 and trusting civility and some of the buildings the beginning in the united states where it says sprint to the finish. and one of the most consequential elections in american history account of its own neck and neck, and the criss crossing swing states campaigning for every vote. both cala harris and donald trump are expected to hold relatives in the coming

so things that he's saying. cala harris, it's easier to see from her tone. what she wants to have law enforcement at the board or some sort of a tech, the craddick appeal to the nationalist, political, economic policies for the economy. but then people don't really seem to want to hear the details. so this is, you know, i just said in some ways of vibes election and what we have going into tomorrow's election is to respond to these big issues. but none of them really sitting down and having a uh, you know, particularly detailed discussion to ronnie, this is the 1st presidential election since roe vs wade. that's the federal law that protects it. abortion rights, since it was overturned, a couple of harris. she's been a vocal proponent of reproductive rights even before she became the nominee, and she's always been much more impactful and effective. and in talking about reproductive rights then joe biden ever was. um, you know, she's been assailing trump and republicans for creating a health care crisis that has led to preventable depths of women seeking abor

a vassal upon which the public could project their dream democratic candidate relative to biden cala harris was like the 2nd coming of obama america. we are not slowing. this became a rallying cry for those who were anxious about a 2nd, donald trump presidency and the democratic party presented here as, as the youth adult to his vision of america. in many ways, she's the apotheosis of the dream, a multi racial democracy. it's always been, you know, kind of the foundation of progress in america. the after she was appointed as their nominee, there was a surge of hope and optimism in the party to the enthusiasm inside that room was off the richter scale. so now we have come on here and all things are possible. i mean, at that point, right, like we're talking 90 days, let's just get whoever in as quickly as possible the support comm, about harris and those go try the when this thing because trump is maintaining either autonomy or leaving the polls. so i think that was the urgency and, and even almost a panic that, that got us to this point. i'm like, conventions of the past. here's was nominate

republicans dominate the local county or donald trump one the most votes in the last 2 elections, but cala harris came to reuben in october, trying to p o. off support graces. he and his wife watched the harris rally and weren't impressed. she's tries to walk away from by and but i think that she was a part of me while trump is trying to stem his losses in parts of wisconsin. that sabre democrats. he recently visited madison. the republican party of today is very different than the one that was founded within these 4 walls in 1854. when republicans were the progressive opposed to the status quote, the party today represents conservatives, and there are other differences. the parties of 1854, we're really focused on the policies and the issues surrounding the people of the day. and if you look now at whatever political party you'll see that they're much more focused on the person and the personalities. mandy times gives tours of the little white school house. now a museum run by the non partisan ripping chamber of commerce. it tries to preserve the place as a time capsule and shield it even from t

and i think it is, you know, completely false to think that cala harris is going to be exactly like joe by joe biden. has probably the greatest trans atlantic this over the last 50 years. he's been the phone relation committee, he's probably attentive the munich security conference, more than anyone else. and calmly. harris, of course, has a completely different story. she's been a senator, she's been a prosecutor, but she has not been involved in transatlantic relationship building as has joe biden. so i think things are going to change. now when we look at specific policies, especially when we look at ukraine. this of course continuations with common le harris compared to what donald trump has been saying, how we would pull the plug 1st on weapons, but also on financial support for the ukraine. so i think there is a significant difference. so when it comes to tears, the things that donald trump has threatened, of course, is different from the policies that come layers. it's going to carry out, but it's not going to be jo bite and then we will have to get used to a harris administratio

have you registered to vote, cala harris? something space you see. thank you. the we are voting for a couple years and to move the united states, the presidential candidate who gets the most votes isn't necessarily the candidate who wins. we always remember when we by 2024 has been a year of elections for almost half of the world's population, but no other votes will have been so closely followed as a race for the white house. today we will be covering some of the issues of the forefront a loader is minds and analyzing the ramifications of their potential decisions. to discuss were joined by ali o brian, a content creator who uses social media to shed light on a wide range of social and cultural topics. george me also known online as cautiously an educator and content creator who focuses on the intersection of media, social, political issues and popular culture. use extra hood and associate professor of political science at christopher new port to university. and allison shorter and associate professor of the university of oklahoma. thank you all so much for be

with their transition and that we will engage in a peaceful transfer of power. vice president, cala harris speaks, the supporters after conceding the election to donald trump, the obviously from beardsley invalid. welcome to our program. we begin with breaking news here in germany, where the governing coalition has collapse and transfer all off. schultz has called for a confidence vote in mid january. shots made the announcement after dismissing his finance minister closely on lender, who was from the business friendly freed democrats. they form is part of the country's 3 party coalition government with the greens and the chancellors. social democrats, the confidence vote could trigger new parliamentary elections by the end of march. take a listen to how schultz explained his decision. it is, you have it in buddhist. i asked him permission from the federal president to dismiss the finance minister. i was forced into this decision in order to prevent damage to our country so that we need a government capable of taking action that has the power to make the right decisions for our country. th

now in line 2 in 312 electoral votes compared to 226 for the democratic candidate, vice president cala harris. i also william blue cross us on the list, the deputy editor of parliament magazine, how trump managed to in all 7 critical battleground states, that's a feat and all retrieved since we're on the reagan 40 years ago, or right. and of course, swing states change certainly in this span of 40 years since ronald reagan. but to your point, donald trump had a very convincing message and essentially were reminded of what a large body of political science literature will tell you that trying to run on a campaign of saving democracy or preserving democracy doesn't really land well with average voters. they want to talk about the economy, they want to think about security in law and order. they want talking about schools and health care and, and other kinds of national security interest may be, although foreign policy doesn't, you know, play very well in, in, in elections. and the comma harris campaign kept going after this democracy question, this dictatorship question. and that clearly just d

but 1st let's take a look at donald trump and carlos hairs. cala harris has final campaign events. us vice president campbell harris closed down her campaign in philadelphia, pennsylvania for treating herself as the under dog and the 2024 contests. cheered motors to get to the polls telling them this could be one of the closest races in us history. kimberly hall get reports from upstate of the philadelphia. welcome. the next president of the vice president, connell harris began her final campaign pitch to voters deliberately choosing the philadelphia museum of art with its iconic rocky steps from the 1976 film behind her. and here. a at these famous steps, attribute to those who start as the underdog and climb the victory here is believe she started her campaign the same way. she goes into election day with a narrow lead in for national polls over her republican rival, donald trump. this could be one of the closest races in history, but 3 other national polls show a statistical tie that makes the outcome of the 2020 for presidential election unpredictable, especially in battle ground

heating, swing states that are considered to place the cool. republican donald trump, and democrats. cala harris held julian rallies in wisconsin. the state voted democratic 2020, and republican in 2018 with the force and a key issue both times. this is the 1st presidential vote since the supreme court over turned the constitutional bryant to a portion of the us back in 2022. trump a point of judges which he in that decision. now, harris has made restoring women's reproductive freedoms a central part of her campaign. the don't use it as pope nancy davis says 2 daughters summer who is 3 in baby star who's just 5 months. so big a gap between them and she had planned by the pregnancy between the 2 girls turned into a nice in june 2022. she was a 10 weeks 1st and the teachers who was carrying was diagnosed with crania a fatal night. so i remember vividly standing in a cold hospital room here in baton rouge, louisiana. my doctor walked in and he said this is the worst case scenario. they normally die in utero. but if he or she makes 15 birth and he or she would die within minutes. so he recommended a

both cala harris, for the democrats and donald trump for the republicans on making a final push across key battleground states. harris made hope closing fits on sunday at a rally in the swing state of michigan. she'll spend monday in pennsylvania and will hold a late night. randy bit with celebrities including oprah winfrey trump meanwhile ended sunday nice with a riley in georgia having already visited pennsylvania and north carolina. earlier in the day, he'll be back in north carolina on monday. before heading to 2 more swing states, the 10s of millions of us villages have cost early ballots 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're here 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 b

the whole coverage on the this is data again, use live from berlin, donald trump, and cala harris. go on a bottle grand state plates. this is all you need to know camelot broker and she broke it. we will fix it, i will fix it. it'll be fixed very we have an election on donald trump with less than 3 days to go until the us selection. pamela harris and donald trump are making their final pages to undecided voters inc. flu shots, wing states, space prime minister promises more health following the countries the worst natural disaster. in decades, thousands of volunteers are filling the gaps, offering support officials fair. there are still more bodies to be found. also in the program. bolivia sees another day of term while as arm supporters of former president eval morales flash with security forces accused the government of blocking his returns to apologize. the pop it off on any yes, welcome to the program. we started in the united states where it's the last weekend before cheese days, presidential election, the 2 candidates of being criss, crossing the country and focusing on swing

the guy that is welcome to the program in the united states, vice president. cala harris has conceded the presidential election in a call to president elect. donald trump. trump staged a remarkable come back to win the white house for a 2nd time. after searching to victory in a string of swing states, presidential biden is expected to address the nation soon. we want to bring you that live off the harvest, spoke to us, apologised for the 1st time since i defeat my heart is full today. my heart is full today, full of gratitude, for the trust you have placed in me full of love for our country, and full of results. the outcome of this election is not what we wanted. not what we fought for. not what we voted for. but hear me when i say hear me when i say the lights of america's promise will always burn bright as long as we never give up. and as long as we keep fighting, the new folks are feeling in experiencing a range of emotions. right now. i get it, but we must accept the results of this election. earlier today, i spoke with president electronics and congratulated him on his victory. i

that could decide whether donald trump returns to the white house or vice president. cala harris is promotion, so the oval office, the big go saves, i guess we will. great. i love you the i'm feel good here. welcome to the program. the united states has begun versioning for the new president's folding stations have not opened in all states except hawaii, and was full cost to be one of the tightest presidential elections ever. the main content of the cut into the democratic vice president couple of harris and the republican for the president. donald trump stripes to d. w. special correspondent at abraham in washington dc. welcome. what's the mood like that in the us capital? there is a lot of anticipation, but here in washington does for what it is by all accounts, a historic date for many americans. this isn't just a choice between one candidate or the other. it's really your choice between 2 different visions for the united states, represented by these 2 candidates. and regardless of what the result of this election will be, so it will be his sport. and the one hand you have vice presidentia

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, s

crossing the country and focusing on swing states that are considered to close to call vice president cala harris as holding rallies in atlanta and charlotte, north carolina. former president. donald trump is also campaigning in north carolina, which is marking it's last day of early voting. this is the 1st presidential votes, as the us supreme court overturn the constitutional right to abortion back in 2022 . trump appointed judges were key in that decision. and now harris has made restoring women's reproductive freedoms a central partner for a campaign w's in his pool. as this report, nancy davis has 2 daughters summer who is 3 in baby star who's just 5 months. so big a gap between them. and she had planned by the pregnancy between the 2 girls turned into a nice in june 2022. she was a 10 weeks and the teachers who was carrying was diagnosed with crania title no matter. so i remember vividly standing in a cold hospital room here in baton rouge, louisiana. my doctor walked in and he said this is the worst case scenario. they normally die in utero. but if he or she makes 15 birth and he or she wo

he praise on the vice president cala harris for campaign, and promised a peaceful transfer of power to the next step ministration. in january. yesterday i spoke with present electronic to graduate and minus victory, and i assured him direct my entire administration worker his team to ensure a peaceful and orderly transition that's with the american people deserve. yesterday i also spoke of vice president harris. she's been a partner. and the public service, shred it aspire and campaign, and everyone got to see something that i learned early on to respect so much for character. she has a backbone, like a ramrod, she has great character, true character. she gave her whole heart effort and she and her entire team should be proud of the campaign they ran to by the let's now bring into w a washington bureau chief and his pull in his his address, assigned it conciliatory and a tone. what's your take away from by this address? it's kinda hard. it was really kind of of course the peaceful transition of power, but also the integrity of the voting process. you know, god the, what the donald trum

i'm kimberly healthcare in philadelphia, pennsylvania coming up, i'll tell you why cala harris press floss this battle ro state to make the closing arguments of her campaign and for showing pittsburgh pennsylvania. one of donald trump's last campaign stops. and what has been a madison 2024 presidential election campaigns. and israel continues its attacks across also, children are among the dads, officer, rich forces, targeted families living in tens, plus small rain in spain, causing folder floods, damage, and the already devastated eastern region. the hello, we begin this news hour in the united states where election day is finally here. tens of millions of votes have already been passed in early voting. but residents of the tiny township of dick's phil notch and new hampshire have kicked off election day, delivering a type of 3 votes each for pamela harris. and donald trump. it's expected to be one of the tightest presidential races in us history. both candidates have made their last minutes pictures to voters, campaigning across swing states that could windham the white house. kim

year spoken to lots of women, what's your feeling about how women will decide whether they'll put cala harris over the line to become america's 1st female exit? yeah, right. so it will really come down, who kind of moderates, more people? will it be donald trump or cumberland harris and my feeling is that many women and but also and then the man who are supportive of reproductive rights of the kind of women and being able to say what's best for them that they know really what's at stake and that they are really, really eager to go out there and vote and be solved for example, in the very important as being state of georgia. that many, many people are taking advantage of early voting possibilities and 60 percent 58 percent of them all. a women so that might indicates that the women voters fee motors are a little bit more kind of motivated to go vote. but you know, as the margins will be so small, it's so impossible, really to say what the outcome will be on tuesday night. or couple of hours isn't actually the only woman running for president a, a green party candidate, jill stein's on the ball

i think if cala harris loses pennsylvania she would need somewhere in north carolina and georgia to make up that ground. so whoever wins pennsylvania will almost definitely be the next president of the united states. and what's your sense of what's happened over the last few days? it does appear to be this momentum that's uh, the democrats campaign has gained the last few days in comparison to donald trump's campaigns. he's be aging place, it's a success me. well, i think that speaks to a couple of different issues. first of all, we saw the bile rhetoric that the term campaign and their surrogate spewed his rally at madison square garden. and i think that regular, you know, hardworking americans, children of immigrants like myself, people in middle america, especially the hundreds of thousands of puerto ricans in pennsylvania, where the vice president was speaking today. steve, its rhetoric and, and you know, this isn't what they want to see and the next leader of their country, this isn't, you know, the person that they want to point out to their kids and, and show as a role model. so i

i'll tell you why cala harris risk across this battle ro state to make the closing arguments of her campaign amount and so sure. in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, one of donald trump's last campaign stops and more than a madison 2024 because of that.

and then in the other 2 states of the blue wall still is got 15 electoral votes, cala harris needs them. and donald trump is a head by 200 and almost 70000 votes. so donald trump currently ahead in all 3 states of the blue wall, that name by the way, by the end of the evening, may no longer be accurate. state of the race, 270 electoral votes are needed. donald trump currently has 248. he is a head and those 3 states where he could easily pick up 44 if his advance holes in these 2 states, nevada, arizona. he's also a head by a small margin, but he is a head minnesota, by the way, hasn't been called, that is bad news, but harris that is where her running maid comes from. you would have expected it to be in her column. she is leading, but it is not in her call them yet. so this is where we started to stand right now . 248 electoral votes for donald trump. that means he needs to 70, remember to 70. so if you do the math, that means he is 22 away and he could potentially pick up pretty easily at this point. $4444.00, right in the blue wall, uh michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania. so at this

but cala harris came to reuben in october, trying to p. o, off support graces. he and his wife watched the harris rally and weren't impressed . she's tries to walk away from by and but i think she was a part of me while trump is trying to stem his losses in parts of wisconsin, that saver democrats. he recently visited madison. the republican party of today is very different than the one that was founded within these 4 walls in 1854. when republicans were the progress is opposed to the status quote. the party today represents conservatives, and there are other differences. the parties of 1854, we're really focused on the policies and the issues surrounding the people of the day. and if you look now at whatever political party you'll see that they're much more focused on the person and the personalities. mandy times gives tours of the little white school house. now a museum run by the non partisan ripping chamber of commerce. it tries to preserve the place as a time capsule and shield it even from today's politics route. and we do believe that the history that happ

year, spoken to lots of women, what's your feeling about how women will decide whether they'll put cala harris over the line to become america's 1st female? present a b r. right? so it will really come down who kind of motivates more people really be donald trump or coming to harris. and my feeling is that many women and, but also and then the man who are supportive of reproductive rights of the kind of women and being able to say what's best for them that they know really what's at stake and that they are really, really eager to go out there and vote and be solved for example, in the very important as being state of georgia. that many, many people are taking advantage of early voting possibilities and 60 percent 58 percent of them all a women. so that might indicate that the women voters, female voters, are a little bit more kind of motivated to go forward. but you know, as the margins will be so small, it's so impossible really to say what the outcome will be on tuesday night. will couple of hours isn't actually the only woman running for president, a, a green party candidate, jill steins on

his rival, cala harris says trumps increasingly violent rhetoric should disqualify him from becoming president. it comes with just 3 days left before the presidential election and both candidates, campaigning hard and critical swing states. alan fisher has the latest from milwaukee in wisconsin. 2 candidates, 10 kilometers apart. one important swing states. donald trump, to cues campaign to milwaukee in wisconsin. the place where he secured to republican presidential nomination in the summer were not going to take it anymore . kamala yo fired defeated, the message he believes is breaking to with motives. i will end inflation, i will stop the criminal invasion of our country. the biggest problem we have right now from the republicans, matthew, in the summer, they were practically getting. the candidate was the head and the policy just survived an assassination attempt. and they were convinced he was going to lead them to victory again, still by with just stays to the election. the race is very different than trumps team is defending comments. he made about a political opponent having

calling baker explains donald trump and cala harris have very different views on climate change. paris says it's real, trump says it isn't. but climate change has not been at the front of tyrese's campaign. so it's widely believed that she will continue jo biden's policies, his inflation reduction act and other bills. you're marked over of trillion dollars for climate focused projects that included cleaner energy production, more electric cars, more battery plants, and more efficient housing. but on january 20th, most of that money will still be on the table. donald trump says he'll diverted to build roads, bridges, and dams, and eliminate regulations that were designed to speed. the change from gas powered cars and trucks to electric vehicles, and there will likely be objections from states that were counting on that money, including some that support trump. trump also says a lower energy prices by opening up new drilling projects and quickly he wants to bring back the cold. but that's an industry that's been in decline for decades and talking about it won't increase demand by itself.

cost that balance that you will choose between the democratic candidates, signed vice president cala harris or the form of president donald trump. republicans and earlier the rival candidates made the final pitches to supporters into swing states in pennsylvania and michigan. we know it is time for a new generation of leadership in america. vice president campbell and here is making her last speech to voters in philadelphia in the crucial swing state of pennsylvania. the stars including oprah winfrey and lady gaga, came out to support the democratic nominee. the harris underscoring the state of the selection down there to come down to this one more day. just one more day in the most consequential election of our lifetime. and the momentum is on our side. the former us president and republican nominee donald trump, delivering his closing speech in michigan, another battle ground state. where he rode tomorrow, we can fix every single problem our country faces the beautiful that is new. i joined on stage by his children. trump told his supporters, the election is in their hands. yes, we are ol

instead they've gathered to commiserate cala harris's loss. for them. reproductive rights was one of the top issues of this of election cycle. they were gathering and organizing the for the election to get women out to vote. and democrats really challenging women in particular, women voters over the top and when the selection, when the modes work started. however, pamela harris did. when a majority of women voters majority actually was out of joe biden, back in 2020. so let's women percentage wise in 2020. that's something that many people here are still traveling with, but they're not to give up the fight, especially when it comes to women's rights. they are going to organize from day one . they're planning another major march on the 8, and this will be in the animating fact of them going forward. fritz in washington dc. but women votes has played a pivotal role in electing the next us president. let's break down some of the statistics now with, according to a vote. cost election posting 53 percent of women voted for the democratic candidate

election day places like these in bucks, county pennsylvania were fiercely fought over by both cala harris and donald trump . that effort paid off for the president elect. one of the counties, like a little over 500 clubs, that slipped margin means expectations for trump 2nd term are mixed here. in nearby doylestown, we spoke to residents about what they imagine the next 4 years will be like more money in my pocket. uh, close the border down. illegal aliens. yes. going to be much better. it's kind of been a worst case scenario with us not only losing at the presidential, but also it losing the senate in the house. looking a little bit grim right now. i worry about someone like him without the safe guards . my grandson was in class with a friend who is a latino who was hysterical crying. he so scared. i think america is going to be great again. already we've seen get them. the stock market is going up angry that we can't move forward, that they, that people want to say in the fifty's. and i just feel like they're, they want women to be in the kitchen pregnant and now she's back at the trump

then big donors forgiving cala harris raised over a $1000000000.00. justin quarter 3. and if you look at the numbers from the online donation platform at blue, it's actually $1500000000.00 that have been given to democrats in quarter 3. and that comes from over 7000000 unique contributors. and so you're talking about ordinary americans donating an average of $40.00 and that scales up much higher than even you on mosque and is a $122000000.00 to run an astro turf campaign out in the field. and so, you know, rich people are certainly trying to influence american politics. but if you look at the, the political story over the last decade, what you'll see is that small donors have a much larger impact on our elections, on our public financing, on our campaign financing. and our really the biggest story of the selection cycle . yeah, so i mean, then it makes the question right. so we heard even in our report that the democrats have always tended to out spend the republicans, it's, it's looking like it's going to be the same. it gains this yet. but why doesn't that always tra

it's one of the ones that are cala harris really must win and are there, there is a large pair of american population. there are large liberties population too. and the problem for hair which has been that, you know, we keep shipping over these, finding bombs, the bug bomb sort, 2000 pound bombs 3rd use to destroy all of the civilian infrastructure that supports life. and the guns the strip is not just the killing of people, but it is the elimination of all of the infrastructure that supports life. and. and so harris has been struggling to sort of draw back from what barton has, has been doing. um, i can't say that she has had much success. i was one of our problems. she goes around campaigning risk, which lose training and list training. you know, the training family has a, that of us to your point name for having very trip the american public, into attacking iraq over the supposed of weapons of mass destruction that never existed in killing a couple of 1000000 innocent people. and so it's, it's, it's a strange mix and it's very difficult for them across to sort out the differences within

that could decide whether donald trump returns to the wise house or vice president. cala harris is promoted to the oval office. the .

instead of acting the way cala harris. the terrified of speaking for addressing any real issues and in a meaningful sense. and that ended up being her and doing the time to discuss a primary to replace job. i was not the middle of 2024. this is a conversation that should have been had years ago, and the fact that most people in political media didn't really take his age seriously as a concern until this debate isn't diamond, to the extent to which they can really understand what's going on. the electra decided they didn't have one is gonna have to leave people to do a little bit of soul searching the years ahead. the election result has also been characterized as the official deaf now for the u. s. mainstream meet. if that sounds familiar, it's because we heard the same thing in 2016. when donald trump was 1st collected back then social media was changing the news landscape. this time it was podcast like joe rogan's and a host of others where trump could reach tens of millions of voters, most of the male. one of the while

there was buttons 1st address since cala harris has the feet to donald trump fighting, urging the nation to come together after a polarizing election. also what are show? what will a new trump presidency mean for your future? that was the question on everyone's mind at a gathering of european leaders and hungry. the focus on a to create and german chancellor all off shields. fires is finance minister and promises a confidence vote in part of the.

with their transition and that we will engage in a peaceful transfer of power, vice president, cala harris speaks, the supporters after conceding the election to donald trump.

statements seen by money as home for prison. salumi was that specifies much they are vice president cala harris's strongest supporters, women showing up in force just days before the election. a woman's place is in the house. the white house determine that donald trump not get another term as president. we won't go back, we absolutely will not go back to a time where folks would not have access to abortion. care did not have access to the house could if they needed it, we won't go back to another. trump presidency. it wasn't 20171 day after then president trump snob duration. that the 1st woman's march took place here in washington and across the country. and the years since a supreme court dominated by trump appointees overturn 50 years of precedent ruling . there is no constitutional right to abortion. women are dying. people are not getting health care. they are ms. terry. they are dying. we just had another gap in texas, 17 girls going to 3 emergency rooms. pamela harris has made reproductive rights. a center piece of her campaign for the white house, an issue that really resonates with this

campaign have become a natural baffle of the sexes poll show democratic presidential candidate and cala harris leads among the female vases, while the majority of men leading to with her political rival, the national poll showing and the a tie between the 2 vice to turn out is going to be critical. currently, women are outpacing men in costing pilots in all 7 background states. as long as there is can be helped reports from phoenix in arizona. as celebrities like jennifer lopez are heading back against comments made at a sunday, donald trump rolling after a comedian called puerto rico of floating island of garbage. it wasn't just puerto ricans that were offended that day. it was every latino in this country. it was humanity and any one of these big chairs the controversy has caused back flashing the final days of trump campaign. but as the republican presidential candidate seeks to distance himself from the comments, he found himself again under attack for his recent comments about women. and here's where i'm going to quote whether the women liked it or not. the trumpet has defended his statem

opens on the east coast of the united states election day dawns with americans choosing between cala harris and donald trump. tens of millions of americans costing that balance in georgia, north carolina and other bassett brown states. that could decide if donald trump is return to the white house or it's kind of the harris is elevated to the oval office . the more rain in spain, days off, the devastating floods killed hundreds in the valencia regions. government announcing more than 10000000000 zeros has been committed to reconstruction. ask the god of those welcome. americans have begun voting for a new president's folding stations of opens. and a number of states, including the voters, will choose between the democratic candidates con, buys per then come along, harris or the former president, donald trump, to publish some candidates in what is full cost, to be $1.00 of the tightest presidential races. the, the arrival candidates made the final pitch as to supporters into swing states in pennsylvania and michigan. we know it is time for a new generation of leadership in america, vice pres

the final day of campaigning for cala harris and donald trump. the head of tuesdays elections in the united states. the presidential candidates visit a handful of swing states making a final appeal to voters as the race for the white house goes down to the wire. also in our program, germany's foreign minister on atlanta barrow box visits keys to assure ukraine that it has berlin's unwavering support. regardless of the outcome of that us election, the.

open on the east coast of the united states election day dawns with americans choosing between cala harris and donald trump. tens of millions of americans costing that balance in georgia and north carolina and all the best around states that could decide if donald trump is returned to the white house or it's kind of the harris is elevated to the oval office. the .

we expect the cala harris will use that, and she will talk about moving and turning the page tomorrow. but not mentioning her arrival, donald trump, by name we've been here, is a lot of attacks in the last week. we expect there will be none of that in this final speech. in fact, it will be about moving the country forward at projecting the a lot of houses as americans are hoping that she will bring to the oval office if she is elected. and she will have some help from some of her famous friends were expecting performances by lady gaza, as well as the speech from oprah winfrey. thank you very much. kimberly for that. kimberly how could live there in philadelphia, pennsylvania. we will of course, go back to you when coming to ours gives that final campaign speech laser. now another key battleground stages. georgia is seen as a must win for donald trump present job. i want it in an upset in 2020, but by tiny margin just under 12000 votes. john hendern has moved from the state capital. atlanta of georgia has been a reliably republican state for most of this century. when donald trump want