and this is almost like a last ditch attempt by so lensky before the end of jo biden's time before this presidential election, which is really consuming, of course, american politics here to try and make that case for that happened. we did not learn the answer to that. we don't know if we're going to hear anything about that in the coming days. the body ministration has agreed to a new package of providing weapons and to ukrainians. but it but, but we haven't heard yet. any concrete word, whether that going to agree to to, to this request from the ukrainian side or chief international editor richard walker, there were going to stay in the us were officials or warning of a nightmare scenario of heavy winds and high waters. as hurricane helene batter's board as coastline the satellite images show helene advancing across the gulf of mexico. it's already hit parts of florida's west coast and is expected to bring significant damage to much of the southeastern u. s. lean has been upgrade to a category for hurricane and forecast. there's a warning of a catastrophic storm search. and we go now

wary of agreeing to, and this is almost like a last ditch attempt by so lensky before the end of jo biden's time before this presidential election, which is really consuming, of course, american politics here to try and make that case for that to happen, we did not learn the answer to that. we don't know if we're going to hear anything about that in the coming days. the body ministration has agreed to a new package of providing weapons to ukrainians. but it but, but we haven't heard yet. any concrete where the weather is going to agree to to, to this request from the ukrainian side, our chief international editor richard walker. they're staying in the us. hurricane helene has now made land full in florida officials or warning of a nightmare scenario of heavy winds and high waters. forecasters to the mass of category for hurricane could cost catastrophic flooding along ford is western coast . lane has maximum sustained winds of 225 kilometers per hour. more than $850000.00 homes are already without power. lane is expected to bring significant damage to much of the southeastern us, with a sta

so the white house president, jo biden's for performance and the 1st presidential debates ultimately forced him to a band and his re election campaign. but at smith begins our coverage and pamela harris and donald trump faceoff in the 1st tell as long as debates on tuesday, it will be also the 1st time the 2 of ever met with the presidential candidates. it could be the most important 19 minutes of the campaigns. i think the both candidates are going to try to get under the skin of the others. i think the trump is going to try to make a calmer, angry, or less joyful, to interrupt her vibes. and of course, calmly, harris is being urged to let from beat fall. how do you, how do you play upon his insecurities? to have him have one of those moments as it is going to be persuasive to the very, very small number of undecided voters that we have. power harris, the debate will be an opportunity to tell voters about proposals after criticism. campaign is relatively light on the policy. are you really the president? i think the stakes are voted for great and there are to great for both candidat

want you to listen to as something the lebanese foreign minister said yesterday in response to jo biden's assertion to the general assembly. but a diplomatic solution in the middle east that is still possible despite this escalation. uh, it was not so good. there's lots of promising and this would not solve the problem we need to solve, we can, we can continue like this and this situation to, to, out and today the model we think about that is the, let's, this is the key a to, or i would say salvation if i can say use this word. ok, so you've already said the us is the only country that could pick and the only external comes of it can bring this about. but with a and the election on the way, i'm a change of president sets on either of the 2 candidates likely to, to have a, bring about the sort of the influence to bad. that is necessary. you know, i think we have to look at the stakes for the united states and in the conflict, and has that versus the states for the united states in the conflict in lebanon. they are very worried that it majored escalation on the knees. uh, is there any front

that's also because president jo biden's inflation reduction act offers financial incentives to companies that invest in carbon capture and storage unit 2023. the largest number of c, c s facilities were under construction in the u. s. followed by canada, u. k. china and norway and division map to fix the commercial ventures that are already in operation. but why is the us so advanced when it comes to carbon capture and storage is also important that they don't really have this discussion about how to evasions. at least not the way we have it in germany. so anything you'd ask you could also capture possible. and start underground to find out more. let's take a look at what's called enhanced oil recovery. a technology that's been employed mainly in north america for more than 50 years. high pressure c o 2 is injected into an oil field. raising the pressure on around the crude oil, it becomes more of this is and can be pumped to the surface more easily. but what are the risks scientist say that some 150000000000 tons of c o 2 could be stored under the north sea. a region that includes a num

or cynical because it's never going to happen or it's, it's certainly not going to happen during jo biden's presidency, so it's fine for the united states to signal. look, we're your best mates. well, knowing that the rest of the security council isn't that the rest of the permanent members are not going to back this a hi. do you want to? well, because even if the us was you, the rest of the summit, like the us estimate that took place in uh, december 2022 in washington dc. um african nations felt um like some, a bit of frustration about uh, the washington policy to africa. and um, it's an clear about this so much, or it's clear how washington's commitment is competing both ways. it's previously expressed willingness to also support the permanent membership for india, right before germany and japan. um and um, and so they, they, they requested seats for like an america to caribbeans, etc. so if you'll, your question can be, and just, and just, you know, it's, it's clear that the next president of the, i can say we have to, to answer the same question and it wants to be joe biden. obviously

want you to listen to as something the lebanese foreign minister said yesterday in response to jo biden's assertion to the general assembly. but a diplomatic solution in the middle east that is still possible despite this escalation. uh, it was not so good. there's lots of promising and this would not solve the problem we need to solve, we can, we can continue like this and this situation to, to, of, and today if things escalate. but i'm ethically and basically has bought a lot of studies on that. that is correct. and then when they get on entering into the world, you are going to have this region in which the united states has been trying. and so far successfully has been, you know, a boy has had to be successful at avoiding. and so i think you are going to see more pressure being exerted by the american have visitation on the sway, the prime minister. so i agree eventually to some kind of c spy it, it's not going to be the same pressure that it has been. so for the exercise on the side, on why do you think we haven't heard more from iran about this a face to face escalate? this is riley

assets or cynical because it's never going to happen, or it's certainly not going to happen during jo biden's presidency. so it's fine for the united states to signal. look, we're your best mates. well, knowing that the rest of the security council isn't that the rest of the permanent members, i'm not going to back this a hi. you're not wrong. because even if the us was you the rest of good or something like that us i just meet that took place in uh, december 2022 in washington dc. um, african nations felt um like some a bit of frustration about uh, the washington policy to africa. and um, it's an clear about this so much, or it's unclear how washington's commitment is compet to both ways. it's previously expressed willingness to also support the permanent membership for india, right before germany and japan. um and you know, so they, they, they requested states for like an america, the caribbeans, etc. so if you'll, your question can be, i'm just, i'm just, you know, it's, it's clear that the next president of the, i can say we have to, to answer the same question and it wants to be joe by t

when a suicide bomber blew himself up, and the investigation found, jo biden's administration refused to consider alternatives to a full withdrawal. even his regional stability was collapsing, the colonel says, crime rate, chief of staff of special operations come on central during the military. retrograde reiterated, the military told president biden, if you start to withdrawal, the taliban are going to come pouring in and there's nothing that's going to stop them. according to colonel come rake, the president decided we're going to leave and he's not listening to anybody. vice president carmella harris was the last person in the room when president biden made the decision to withdrawal us forces from afghanistan. a fact she boasted shortly after president biden issued his go to 0 order. despite warnings, against withdrawing by senior leaders, vice president harris's aid disclose the vice president strongly supported president biden's decision. while the american withdrawal was described not only as hasty, but it also cost washington, rather a law as well get. this is estimated $7000

how she can kind of uh, enact these desired changes even so she has been 3 and a half years in a jo biden's administration. in contrast, donald trump does not need really detailed program. he basically just has to present himself as a confident positive image rather than a harsh one as this bill before. so for attracting undecided voters. so tonight's debate will be all about the harris couldn't provoke trump, or if he couldn't throw her off her. okay, types of accent interstate, i believe, is the washington bureau chief in this paul. as a reminder of our top story of this, i will, ukraine is at least as big a strong attack so far guides. months ago, one woman was killed and 3 of us injured to high rise apartment buildings with damage, some dozens of flights diversity. i'll be back in just a moment with the day to day looking at why germany is re imposing is expanding itself for the checks around the country. whether it's really just about all the threats from the right young germans with immigrant background react to the country's political climate. they live in germany and passed on the s

it was president jo biden's disastrous debate performance, but up ended his re election bid. iris is a much younger candidate. she's 59 years old from 78. but what would be a live audience with the debates in pennsylvania, a key swing states poll, show the candidates essentially tight here. there are less than 2 months to go before an election. it's now too close to cool. bernard smith address here. well, her say be seniors are set the rules, folded debates, only one candidates microphone used to be live at one time their opponents microphone will be muted. that's of who combat harris's campaign argued against candidates will only have a pen pad of paper and a bottle of water on stage. no props. so pre which notes are allowed on their topic. so questions ought to be shared with the campaigns or candidates in the fonts. i know campaign stuff or aids are allowed to interact with the candidates doing commercial breaks. but we have a 3 correspondence watching the debates in a key buffalo ground state search on engine is in michigan. well, so about and that can be how it gets home in penn

now from the election day, the license portion of a tight race for the white house president, jo biden's, poor performance in the 1st presidential debate, ultimately forced him to abandon his re election campaign. but as best as paul when tamela harris and donald trump faceoff in that 1st telephone as debates on tuesday, it will be also the 1st time the 2 of ever met with the presidential candidates. it could be the most important 19 minutes of the campaigns. i think the both candidates are going to try to get under the skin of the others. i think the trump is going to try to make a calmer, angry, or less joyful to interrupt her vibes. and of course, calmly, harris is being urged to let from beach from. how do you, how do you play upon his insecurities? to have him have one of those moments as it is going to be persuasive to the very, very small number of undecided voters. we have the harris, the debate will be an opportunity to tell voters about proposals after criticism with our campaign is relatively like a policy. are you really know, but president, i think the stakes are both for gr

democratic john lewis assign up the political shift in what was a solidly republican state until jo biden's narrowest step decrees in 2020. donald trump attempted to reverse this when an infamous call to georgia, secretary of state. that form is part of the indictments against him. he failed then. but what is underway in the capital is evidence that his followers have not given up on the possibility of trying. again, mike, hannah, i'll just sierra atlanta the us to sanctions, russian media companies, individuals. what it says wasn't misinformation campaign targeting november's presidential election. us attorney general says moscow use the state media companies to fund the scheme. and that's tricking americans interviewing russian propaganda was enjoying this in washington. dc is more on the challenges of the us government on wednesday, or choose russian back media groups of trying to undermine the 2024 election with an eye to getting donald trump re elected as president on november 5th. the allegations 1st brought forward by the us justice department suggest that to russian citizens working

democratic john lewis assign up the political shift in what was a solidly republican state until jo biden's narrowest step decrees in 2020 donald trump attempted to reverse this wind an infamous cold to georgia, secretary of state. that form is part of the indictments against him. he failed then. but what is underway in the capital is evidence that his followers have not given up on the possibility of trying. again, mike, hannah, i'll just sierra atlanta a 14 year old is in custody and will be charged with by the house or shooting at a high school in the us state of georgia to students and to teachers were killed in the shooting. the suspect was a student at school and surrendered himself to police. other schools in the area will remain closed until the end of the week. delegates from 50 african countries or in china for 3 days. summit aging is a confidence because biological credit to gain pos, the us and europe. but many countries are in dense. they are asking china to help ease the financial, but among them instead of go who will be hosting the next you for lympics, because hack reports

and that is despite antony blinken and jo biden himself talking to israelis and saying, please don'tl it can do is try to keep talking and pushing its desire for things not to get out of hand.— desire for things not to get out of hand. �* ., a, ., out of hand. bronwen maddox, alwa s out of hand. bronwen maddox, always good — out of hand. bronwen maddox, always good to _ out of hand. bronwen maddox, always good to have _ out of hand. bronwen maddox, always good to have you - out of hand. bronwen maddox, always good to have you on - out of hand. bronwen maddox, | always good to have you on the programme, thank you for joining us live here on bbc news. around the world and across the uk, you are watching bbc news. you're watching bbc news. the bbc has upheld several complaints made by the actor, amanda abbington, against her partner in its popular celebrity show, strictly come dancing. bbc news understands claims of verbal bullying and harassment by giovanni perniche were upheld, but more serious allegations of "physical aggression" were not. let's talk to our media and arts corresponde

democratic john lewis assign up the political shift in what was a solidly republican state until jo biden's narrowest step decrees in 2020 donald trump attempted to reverse this wind an infamous call to georgia secretary of state . that form is part of the indictments against him. he failed then. but what is underway in the capital is evidence that his followers have not given up on the possibility of trying. again, mike, hannah, i'll just sierra atlanta nivia is kelly more than $700.00 wild animals, including a 3 elephants because of a severe drought. the move is dividing. opinions hardly matessa has more rights groups. a kidding, hundreds of wild animals in the media is misguided animals, including elephants, zebras and willoughby of being called as part of the government's dropped relief program. it should be the very last solution because it has a short term solution that is not going to benefit anyone in the long term. we can look at some barbara and supports why not in the 1980s in the ninety's with they have resulted to cutting with animals and but the long term solutions way a decre

and this is almost like a last ditch attempt by sa lensky before the end of jo biden's time before this presidential election, which is really consuming, of course, american politics here to try and make that case for that to happen. we did not learn the answer to that. we don't know if we're going to hear anything about that in the coming days. divide ministration has agreed to a new package of providing weapons and to ukrainians. but it but, but we haven't heard yet. any concrete where the weather is that going to agree to, to, to this request from the training side. okay. so no word on those permissions, but that as you go into that bad there at the end of your answer present. so let's get what would be going home empty handed. yeah, that's right. so that the binding ministration have agreed to have an answer, a new package which includes more ad defense and other of these patriot ad defense systems. um, also some medium range missiles that can be fired from $165.00 to jets. so quite important things in that package but, but certainly not the kind of big step change of the ukrainian.

for keeping us updated from tallahassee as that still makes land full full of elvis or president. jo biden's reaffirmed us support for ukraine's fight against russia and pledge to send an additional $8000000.00 in military aid ukraine. your president got him as an excuse, been holding towards the vitamin, the white house of the meeting, congressional leaders earlier, but the republican presidential contender, donald trump's again question, why the united states is giving billions of dollars to cave. the cities always make gains, often launching a major offensive against param and a few rapids support forces. fighting again and the hours of thursday morning. they all mean all controls, 3 strategically important bridges linking call to their mind. and cartoon baris, even morgan has sent this update from the sudanese capital a call to this is the news army launched a major offensive in the early hours of thursday morning against the power a minute to wrap it. support forces here in the capital costume. the army was able to re take control of several bridges here in the capital. 2 of them that c

it was president jo biden's disastrous debate performance, but up ended his re election bid. iris is a much younger candidate cheese, 59 years old from 78. that will be a live audience that the debates in pennsylvania, a key swing states poll, show the candidates essentially tight here, there are less than 2 months to go before an election. it's now too close to cool bonus. smith address here. so polls have closed in jordan's parliamentary elections . the election is the 1st since performs in 2020, to increase the number of seats and the lower house focus with choosing representative some 25 political parties and several coalitions. let's go to the jo, dining capital. i'm a michael. apple is standing my that and michael, the polls understand of just close. understandable. say there are a couple override irregularities that picked up. what can you tell us? let me just bring you the latest figures coming out of the i you see turn out at 32.15 percent. that's just over 2 percent up on 2020. so is not as high is expected, but out performed to train to train to the best performing distric

done right. rarely changes mines, commer harris such as basically see the last one ended president jo biden's campaign. and so board comes on hers and on new trump of your team to dominate this debate, the candidates acute each other offline. they also came to blows on foreign policy issues. we understand the importance of the greatest military lives. the world has ever known which has nato and what we have done to preserve the ability of the landscape and the ukrainians to fight for their independence. otherwise would be sitting, emptied with his eyes on the rest of europe, starting with poland. what you think is a friendship with what is known to be a dictator who would eat you for lunch? crump it back saying the war in ukraine wouldn't have happened under his leadership . they sent her to negotiate peace before this war started. 3 days later he went in and he started the war because everything they said was weak and stupid. they said the wrong things that war should have never started. she was the emissary. they said to rent and negotiate with zalinski and put in. and she did. and the war

change, but presenting an economic pool that is largely based on the blueprint. similar to president jo biden's policy as part of the agenda iris reduced by didn't suggest a tech, some billing is from 40 to 28 percent. and i suggested new incentives to small businesses, including an 8 fold increase in scott's up subsidies. small businesses in our country, employee, half of all private sector workers, half of all private sector workers. it's a policy that has be welcome to businesses like this pennsylvania spice shop with those i promised that we're gonna keep repeating our next president. donald trump's economic platform is similar to that to offer during his full years and office a policy rooted in what he calls america. first, wit, tire of some international competitors is more important than election hot button issues like subsidizing childcare. we're going to be taking in trillions of dollars and as much as child care is talked about as being expensive. it's relatively speaking, not very expensive compared to the kind of numbers will be taking a look at many policy experts could decides to

and on sunday, again present, jo biden's, national security spokesman downplayed reports. all friction between the 2 countries stating that while he did. yeah, one by the main, they'd have differences and questions and different positions. they agree on. one crucial point that needs to avoid and all out or nothing was though sad about ground invasion. let's take a listen. dividing this race and quite frankly, seemed off uh, caught off guard uh by the strike. we were told that the president didn't find out about it until plains were already in the air. when the secretary of defense defense landed at at andrews, just like he seemed to distance himself from this, right. he said to us was not involved in the operation. and before that, the us thought that there had been buying from prime minister netanyahu as to a cease fire with his ball. but then ultimately he was not on on board. how strange our relations between president biden and prime minister netanyahu. these are 2 guys have known each other, 40 years, jake and they're, they have never and i suspect they will never agr

that the vice president comma la harris is now at the top of the ticket for the democratic party. jo biden's party, as the us selection is now imminent, it is less than a 2 months away from the november 5th election when americans will be voting. and this is not going to be helpful for comma le harris who is trying to win the white house for the democrats, for hoping for a nother term. given the fact that there is an entire generation that knows nothing but more. whether it's israel's wars or the war in afghanistan, they do not want to see if there's some norms for fatigue. and this will certainly be something that will be very unpopular so well the by the ministration has said there's unconditional support for israel and us support for israel and its defense is iron clad. there certainly is a difference of opinion when it comes to ordinary americans and very quickly, i should say one more thing. even as the united states says that the diplomacy is the answer and that they have been working on the sidelines as the un general assembly on the very same day that they said that yesterday, thursd

but on sunday, jo biden's, national security spokesman again down played the reports over the tensions between the 2 countries stating the senate and yeah, one fight and could have questions. but they agree on one big thing which is avoiding and allowed toward the bye, didn't ministration quite frankly seemed off caught off guard by the strike. we were told that the president didn't find out about it until plains were already in the air. when the secretary of defense defense landed at at andrews, he seemed to distance himself from the strikes of us was not involved in the operation. and before that, the us thought that there had been buying from prime minister netanyahu as to a cease fire with his ball. but then ultimately he was not on on board. how strange our relations between president biden and prime minister netanyahu is, or 2 guys have known each other, 40 years, jake and they're, they have never and i suspect they will never agree on every single aspect of a foreign policy in what we're trying to get done. in the middle east, but they do agree on the big thing. and the big thin

these was carried out under jo biden's, watch the each one of these uh document today a while import the while it matters because it allows us to discuss these things that have been completely forgotten into time in a way they do not seek any actual uh, accountability when they speak as the weavers, they public opinion a more than anything to remind people. also, one of the biggest blunders of dividing was now 18 civilians were killed and more than 30 injured half that use riley muscle slammed down on targets across syria overnight. now our to you rabbit correspondent, wi fi. subbing me a report from the area are not in the center. we are in the mass. yes. area. next one of the attack size which cannot be approached because it is one of the 3 of january. and then we spent a huge crate to the left by shells in front of this building. and yeah, and this is just one of the places were testing in this area, which is located along the main road and just in a residential area. let me elaborate on this situation and the damage that was caused by the has attacks as residents of the area you

it was president, jo biden's disastrous debate performance, but up ended his re election bid iris as a much younger candidate cheese, 59 years old from 78. that won't be a live audience with the debates in pennsylvania, a key swing state poll show the candidates essentially tight here. there are less than 2 months to go before an election. it's now too close to cool. bernard smith address here. well we have 3 correspondence watching as a base and key battleground states for the engineers in michigan. well, fill the val and kimberly healthcare to in pennsylvania. let's go 1st to kimberly at the national constitution center in philadelphia, which is the venue for the a b, c. news presidential debate. kimberly how important could this be given that to kind of it's a so close in the polls now of the well, this is really pivotal for both candidates, given the fact that the poles are so close. when you look at the average of the poles, the candy is really, are separated by less than a percentage point, give or take, plus or minus. and so this is really the opportunity for the cabinets to s

to costs than tv debates, but they are especially important this year with the last one burying jo biden's campaign. and the 1st to meet you have any time between trump and harris with c. but both comments is a critical moment trumps t. my rolled out to get some of the take away lines such as immigrants dining on cats and dogs. snacks from the american owners acclaim wildly with the killed since then, harris as poked fun. that drums performance of her riley's while his side say she's avoiding substance detail. is this a defining week in the election, and will it be a 2nd debate will on so those questions and more with all panel of guess in a moment. but 1st, this report from laurel com us campaign season is in full swing presidential candidate. comalla harris is in north carolina. and donald trump in arizona. how is does increase a slight lead in opinion polls following a debate on choose, say, the money, say she came out as a winner and she wants a delta show down. i believe we oh, i have another debate because this election and what is as they it could not be more important punch. trump

these was carried out under jo biden's. watch the each one of these uh document today a while import the while it matters because it allows us to discuss these things that have been completely forgotten into time in a way they do not seek any actual icons that be the one they see. because the weavers, they public opinion, the more than anything to remind people also one of the biggest blunders of dividing what comes and to the mid lease now 18 civilians were killed in more than 30 injured half the ease really, methyl slammed down on targets across syria, overnight r t rabbit corresponding shop. i separate any reports from the area. a nun, the visitor's center comes to us. we are in the moss yes area next to one of the attack size, which cannot be approached because it is me the tree object. we see a huge crate to left by shells in front of this building and yeah, and this is just one of the places that we were attacked in this area is located along the main roads and is in a residential area. let me elaborate on the situation and the damage that was caused by these attacks. as reside

pressure or the difference not only between the prime minister and these right, minnesota defense jo biden's come and show some daylight between the prime minister in the us presidents as well. right. there is a huge, i would say, a huge gap between both of them. now when it comes to the need to get the deal done by didn't feel that he doesn't have more time. but the question is how to, how to, to function that to me. i'm just saying that this and you know is not doing enough . no, nothing else is doing too much enough to undermine detox and turned it might even my didn't suppose him and he knows that he has kind of infinity. so whatever he does the us, he's continuing, of course to send, mid 3 was an age to as well. so you know this for the full as a total the take you to leave it deal. how seriously will that be taken by as well when the us provides ministry and diplomatic cover? if this is not the thing to a price tag imposing has been, i don't think that nothing i would like. but also maybe the united states can come up with different argument that's had the, is ready to give them assign

it was president jo biden's disastrous debate performance, but up ended his re election bid. iris is a much younger candidate. she's 59 years old from 78. but what would be a live audience with the debates in pennsylvania, a key swing state poll show the candidates essentially tight here. there are less than 2 months to go before an election. it's now too close to cool. bernard smith address here of the just told from typhoid yagi has risen to 82 in vietnam. more than 60 people are missing and the government's warning about more severe flooding is expected. so a higher of the reports noisy and tide home freeze, what she can from what's left of her restaurants in harlem bay. a few chairs, all salvageable, but not smoke shelves. last week, norie and borrowed a $120000.00 from friends and family to upgrade her restaurants, buying and left empty handed because i borrowed money to invest in this place. i haven't paid back the old debt and now this so i definitely have nothing left. i didn't want to cry, but i can't help us. it hurts so much. so i've seen you all the notes already destroye

it was president, jo biden's disastrous debate performance, but up ended his re election bid iris as a much younger candidate cheese, 59 years old from 78. that won't be a live audience with the debates in pennsylvania, a key swing state poll show the candidates essentially tight here. there are less than 2 months to go before an election. it's now too close to cool. bernard smith address here a whole host, a b c. news of set the rules for choose the dice debates only one candid as microphones to be live at any one time their opponents microphone will be muted. and that's a role that comes to house is combine, argued against candidates will only have a pen pad of paper and a bottle of water on stage. no props will prove it. notes were allowed no topics or questions. so to be shared with the campaigns or candidates in advance and the campaign star for aids are allowed to interact with the comes it's joint commercial breaks. those are the rules that speak to jamaila scott, who's an assistant professor at georgetown university. she joins his life in washington, dc, right, one, welcome t

democratic john lewis. assign up the political shift in what was a solidly republican state until jo biden's narrowest of decrees in 2020. donald trump attempted to reverse this when an infamous coal to georgia, secretary of state. that form is part of the indictments against him. he failed then, but what is underway in the capital is evidence that his followers have not given up on the possibility of trying again. mike, hannah, oh, just the era atlanta in the us has sanctions 10 people into russian media companies for what i'd say is, was a campaign to spread misinformation and disrupt november's presidential election. personal and children reports from washington, dc. us officials of long said that in 2016, russia ran a misinformation campaign to help republican candidate, donald trump, when the white house, 8 years later, officials say rushed as effort to help trump when re election is more robust than ever. logically, at the heart of it, the television network r t. we allege that is part of that effort. archie and its employees, including the defendants implemented a nearly $10000000.00

it was president jo biden's disastrous debate performance, but up ended his re election bid. iris is a much younger candidate. she's 59 years old from 78. that will be a live audience with the debates in pennsylvania, a key swing state poll show the candidates essentially tight here. there are less than 2 months to go before an election. it's now too close to cool. bernard smith address here us. okay, let's talk to the associate on yet a director of digital strategy agend z for change. that's a non profit advocacy organization. she joins us live from los angeles that will welcome to angela 0. so what i'll stop by asking you 1st be about the full amount of this debates. i mean to jen z really care about what happens on cable tv is that way young people get the news? i mean, how much does this uh, full about methods you i don't think that this format is particularly aimed towards drugs in the 1st place. i think that the general idea that these candidates, these 2 cavities from a call harris are making moves that particularly appeals to generally something that i think most people would

you as president, jo biden's denalis, the parents attempt on donald trump's life. let me just say there is no and i mean this in the bottom are those, you know, we, many of you do know place it in political violence for political violence in america. non 0 never, i'm always getting that political. boswell was room america in america. we resolve our differences peacefully, the ballot box, not the end of a gun. wanna stay with the story and speak to glen call. he's a us national security and foreign policy specialist. he's also a former c. i a cloud of stine services office and he joins us now from boston in the us. thanks very much for joining us. and l g 0 is quite concerning that this is the 2nd dissemination attempt on donald trump in just as many months. would you say it was handled better than what happened in buckler pennsylvania where it appears to have been handled better? yes. so in july 2 months ago, we as the, as we all know, know, the secret service there did not cover uh, one of the buildings and bruce of a building buildings with a line of sight and wi

some of the to president jo biden's policy as part of the agenda iris reduced by didn't suggested tech. some billing is from 40 to 28 percent, and i suggested new incentives for small businesses, including an 8 fold increase in scott's up subsidies. small businesses in our country, employee, half of all private sector workers, half of all private sector workers. it's a policy that is being welcome to businesses like this pennsylvania spice shop, width of a promised that we're going to keep repeating our next president. donald trump's economic platform is similar to that offer during his full year as an office, a policy rooted in what he calls america. first, wit, tire of some international competitors is more important than election hot button issues like subsidizing childcare. we're going to be taking in trillions of dollars and as much as child care is talked about as being expensive. it's relatively speaking, not very expensive compared to the kind of numbers will be taking a look at many policy experts could decides to come full on says like this that the economic type of new york

exceptional spark , but the course of developments after the transfer of power from trump to jo on january 20, 2016, biden showed that trump's 74 million votes in the last presidential election and the amazing increase in votes compared to the 2016 election are very powerful social capital. there is, and now we have a war within the nation over this issue. it is a fact that america is a divided country. when i was in the era of bush and obama i used to work as a news reporter and it was full of conflict and division. but with trump coming to office, the situation has worsened. yes, american politics has failed, but the divisions are beyond the limits of this city and include issues such as race, heavy weapons , and even geography. i was in this city. and i examined his political spirit to understand how the country reached this point and what will happen after this, and we hope that it will have a better future. the society is very diverse. too divided and polarized on different issues. yes, there is a lot of division. there are many topics that people think about they take a position and do not want to r

jo, national, you are also a us citizen. what do you make of the us response to all of this? a president biden has come out with some words, but he's not going to launch any sort of investigation. he's going to rely on these riley's to investigate. and they've already said that they were preventing a riots and it was, it was unintentional. yeah, the president biden has been repeating a lot of those lies from israel. rachel court. his parents even said that they don't do investigations, they do cover ups, which just to remind me of you is right. rachel? corrie died in a, in gauze, in 2003, when she was protesting in front of a bulldozer that then run her down and that be numerous other cases of foreign nationals, of course with focusing on foreign nationals because of the point that even say don't get justice remembering of course, how many palestinians continue to die and i think with a bite and it's apparent that there is a complete disregard of um, towards the palestinian life as well as its own citizens. if i, if, if they investigated or even brought to light that a us citizen was shot on a

and for the single vice president as he would that most jo button on the bottom is there's a, there's a little bit of an environment for joe biden to me and the democrats during election season. so that's what we're going to be avoided now. that'll be something starting on december. the 16th, the phases potentially 17 years in prison. the $440000.00 and penalties, according to the judge. well there, if i liked it, he would get the would receive maximum sentence, but certainly there, i think what this word is address now i think there's a lot of speculation now do you see that despite all of the, all of the denials from the white house there's a need to do a lot of questions as to why the bible simply pod, ma'am, before it even gets to send some say, well maybe, but office has been saying practice off by the doesn't. it might look terrible and i was binding to isn't going to have a 2nd to, i mean, what did look like it's gonna have a certain time anyway, but that, but now if he puts us on there a way to actually necessarily seem as bad, it may well, be for the quite quickly the white house denies any of that from all speculation

biden has heard it as well. perhaps from the visiting angel trying to get beach sand out of his ventilator. is johe clock with 1 foot in the sand of the other wearing a toe tag, there will not be enough agent sent to secure a miniature trump -- golf course. trump would actually be safer good luck to take a shot off around that damn windmill. but if this feels like a flashback do you think of the poor media who barely finished spinning after they finished the last one. remember when they said that crooks had no obvious political leanings? they are saying that i have now about this person. when you try to the -- kill trump that does not leave much room for ambiguity. it is like when i am invited along to a hot tub, i know the plan. it was not long after the first attempt on trump's life that the media's insincere calls to the but the rhetoric disappeared. trump was back to being the devil incarnate right until sunday. trump was a threat to democracy, a white -- a white supremacist to end western civilization, aside from that not a bad guy. as trump began to take the lead it was clear that their emp