i spoke about that — and reaction to the ceasefire agreement with christina ruffini, a foreign affairsst. thank you forjoining us here on the bbc. i would assume that many of the foreign ministers greeted the ceasefire announcement positively. one of the interesting _ announcement positively. one of the interesting things _ announcement positively. one of the interesting things about i the interesting things about the interesting things about the g7 is that the italians expanded and invited a lot of people and i had a chance to talk to the italian foreign minister today and i said why did you want to it to arab leaders, to qatar, to the uae, but the focus seemed to be on the middle east, on trying to get some sort of deliverable ceasefire. he said because it cannotjust be the g7 in a globalised world all of these conflicts are going to impact all of us. the timing was odd. the official announcement did not come until the g7 concluded that off the record and behind—the—scenes we were being told it behind�

i'm christina ruffini. with four days left in the race, the presidential candidates will hold dueling rallies in wisconsin. vice president harris will be join by rapper cardi b, while former president trump who has faced scrutiny over his comments about women increased personal attacks against harris in his rally last night. >> she can't handle the presidency. she'll get overwhelmed, meltdown and millions of people will die. this is not a charity event. this is an election for the biggest and most important job in history. do you want to lose your job? or maybe your house? or pension because kamala has the economic understanding of a child? she's a child. >> nbc's gabe gutierrez has more from the campaign trail. >> reporter: with just days to go, vice president harris with renewed urgency, targeting key western battlegrounds in arizona and nevada. >> we all know who donald trump is. this is someone who is unstable. obsessed with revenge. >> reporter: and now, attacking former president trump for these comme

i'm christina ruffini. with only four days to go, the gender divide has taken center stage in the election. vice president harris attacking donald trump for saying that he would be a protector of women, whether the women like it or not. she spoke with nbc news about that comment. >> the majority of americans believe that women are intelligent enough and should have and be respected for their agency to make decisions for themselves about what is in their best interests and not have their government and certainly not donald trump telling them what to do. >> now, a top harris surrogate, billionaire mark cuban, is facing backlash for saying strong, intelligent women are not seen around donald trump and that the former president is intimidated by them. mr. trump responded in a scathing social media post writing in part that he is surrounded by the strongest of women and that women in general should be mad about what cuban said. let's get an update now from alice barr. alice, good morning. all these people are ta