, with ukraine it is absolutely the same, but when kamala garis met with volodymyr zelenskyi, she spoke not so much with volodymyr zelenskyi as with donald trump, she explained why her position... in ukraine is diametrically opposed to the position of donald trump, and it is precisely on this that, by and large , the emphasis is placed in those states where there are vacillating voters, participants of her election campaign, in particular this story is famous pennsylvania, when kamalagaris, during a debate in pennsylvania, was addressing the poles in pennsylvania and saying, look, this man wants ukraine to fall, and it's going to be trouble for your homeland, for poland, for polish americans in pennsylvania, and then there were posters . of pennsylvania with an appeal to the polish diaspora of pennsylvania, and now zelensky is going to an arms factory in pennsylvania, however, where governor shapira is, where these poles are, so to speak, from the point of view of the republicans, reinforcing this whole company garis with his own presence, not just an appeal by garis, not just cry

this positive thing will have a positive effect on the democratic party and the headquarters of kamala garis it will be possible to predict that there are some changes in a positive direction specifically for garis, but... i do not yet predict that something like this will happen, which would be positive specifically for the staff of the current vice president, and therefore it is possible for the american citizens will decide on election day who should lead their country. boris johnson, whom ukrainians have already forgotten a little, because he disappeared from our information field, said that if trump were... president, then russia would not attack, and if trump wins, then ukraine will only wins, ukraine will have a better war, trump will not allow ukraine to lose, if he wins this election, how should we interpret these statements from boris johnson? well, it should be understood that boris johnson already has such a good relationship with donald trump for a long time, and he often supports him in these campaigns, and it should be understood that he has repeatedly lobbied, i want to remin

domestic american audience, in this regard, if we talk about migration , for example, we noticed that kamala garis visited the us-mexico border the other day, she does not go there often, why did she do this, or was it somehow noticed in the us? with the general public, garis' trip to the border with mexico? yes, indeed, that is, kamela harris wants to demonstrate that the topic of immigration is also important to her is unlikely to convince republicans who say that in four years the biden administration has done nothing to stop illegal immigration, but in fact there are more emotions on the topic of immigration, here more sometimes. falsifications and misinformation because, for example, even during the debate we heard different figures, one of the figures was more than 20 million illegal immigrants, which is not true, because in the united states, according to various estimates, no more than 10-12 millions of illegal immigrants, that's a big number for sure, but it's not the number that the republicans are talking about and trying to intimidate a significant number, a significant number. america

garis with a flag and does not give out, give one or another candy bars to the voters, that is, kamala garis is somewhat separated in the imagination of americans, so biden can take a... risk , taking into account the fact that russia adjusted its nuclear doctrine, yes, but we understand that , most likely, this will not happen in the public sphere, but it may just be another toropets, toropets-two or toropets-3, certain drones will fly, so to speak, a swarm of drones may be hidden or some other long-range device, yes, that will be able to whip through what is called a concrete cushion. and so on, well, and russian anti-missile defense systems, but we also understand that our enemy is not just irrational, he is vengeful, and putin very often implements all your macabre threats, you are one of the few who took seriously the reality of the russian attack on ukraine, both in 2014 and in 2022. so, if we take extreme, risky scenarios? and yes, first and foremost, i will immediately postpone the chordal style in the united states of america, it is impossible, because it is a purely totalitarian po

to power and wins the presidential election, what too, it is clear that not exactly, and we see kamala garis numbers are growing, and even in such states where everything was not clear. was already on the verge kamela is ahead, however , the republicans have articulated this more than once, and they already know zelensky's position, they know what he is ready to go to, what he is not ready for, so in principle it would also be good for them to hold elections, and they did not talk about it once, i emphasize, more than once in private conversations with me when i flew to the united states, and publicly, so this is a story that they can show, demonstrate to society how... our western partners to still hold elections and stop martial law there for a while, however, in my opinion, in my opinion, the military, as larisa said, who will not be able to vote now, but i would also very much like to see of many soldiers, and the third stormy, and azov, there really are there, larisa, she is right, people who are not just glorious, historical commanders, voya... but people who can contribute their part

order to look for ways to conclude a peace agreement between ukraine and russia in the event that kamala gariss the presidential elections on november 5. the democratic candidate herself said this in the 60 minutes program on the american tv channel cbs. according to her, the united states of america will not start negotiations with russia without the participation of representatives of ukraine. not kyiv, she says, should have the right to vote in determining its future. at the same time, ms. garis did not answer the host's question about whether she supports ukraine's accession to nato, and her short quote continues. we will resolve these issues if and when that moment comes. we are now strengthening ukraine's ability to defend itself against unprovoked aggression from russia. well, it's a pity that she is so... evading the answer to questions about nato, but it's good that she has now taken this position to continue the course of the current president of the united states of america, joe biden, to support ukraine, of course, in in the event that she is elected to the main seat of the united

it looks like bill came closer to working at mcdonald's than kamala ever did. gary from florida.n you go to mcdonald's, do you ever get mistaken for gutfeld? no. wherever i go, people think i'm tucker glenn from san diego, california. jesse, please stop making predictions. i'm begging you. i didn't say red wave. newsweek said landslide, aka the l word. that's it. i'm done. michelle from freeport, new york. please tell brett at the water cooler he can't let kamala off the hook. i have a few suggested questions. i'm not sure brett's going to be taking my calls, though. marcus from henderson, nevada. if you were brett baer, what is the first question you would ask kamala harris? i would say, kamala, what kind of household were you raised in? just get it out of the way. allen from pewaukee, wisconsin. are you sure that's spelled right? i think it's milwaukee. pewaukee. it's not over until bill clinton breaks out the saxophone. dennis from des moines, iowa. christopher columbus had a better chance of finding america than walls had of hitting his target. oh, man. he just had to shoot o

the day i take the oath of office joe biden and kamala harris' anti-crypto crusade will be done. i will fire garyi fcc chairman. tim: on the democratic side vice president kamala harris strikes potentially softer stance on as a teacher gary gensler. her campaigns crypto plan is more vague. in a policy statement and that is part of the opportunity agenda for black men it reads " make sure owners and investors in digital assets benefit from a regulatory framework sold black men and others that participate in the market are protected." this shows both candidates recognize the importance of crypto. crypto insiders believe the industry will outlast the election. >> elections will swing back and forth for a while. crypto should not be partisan. >> it does not matter much to his president. crypto broadly and bitcoin specifically, it's an unstoppable force. an unstoppable force meeting an immovable object, there will be fireworks. tim: crypto has a bigger voice in the election cycle that ever before. ed: ok. coming up, activate consulting out with its 2025 tech and media outlook report. the ceo of michae

kamala harris in those key swing states. no one knows at this stage how this is going to go. garykamala harris was in pennsylvania — one of the battleground states that could decide how this election plays out. the democratic nominee has been making the rounds through the city of philadelphia, where she attended a church service, stopped by a book store, a youth basketball facility, and a puerto rican restaurant. ms harris later held a rally to cap off the day, where she brought up the conflict in the middle east — a key issue to voters who are unhappy with the biden administation's response to the israel—gaza war. i want to talk about gaza for a minute. 0k? we can and we must seize this opportunity to end this war and bring the hostages home. and i will do everything in my power to meet that end. with more on the details race and the polls, here's my colleague sumi somaskanda is in washington. we've seen the latest polling coming in from our partners here in the us, cbs news, and they have shown that on the national level, kamala harris has a one point percentage lead over donald

largest proportion of arab—americans in the us. 0ur senior north america correspondent gary 0'donoghue was at that rally. kamalaf time in michigan over the next 18 days. this is one of those states that is crucial to the outcome of the election. they call it part of the blue wall. those midwestern states, those manufacturing industrial states that often vote as a bloc. in 2016, they voted for donald trump. in 2020 they voted forjoe biden. whoever wins here will likely win the election. so she's engaging some super high powered support. celebrities like lizzo. superstars like michelle 0bama will all be here in the coming days. the key message is one about the economy, about investment in the automotive industry, about wages, about green jobs in these new manufacturing industries. kamala harris herself will be 60 this coming weekend, but there's not going to be a lot of time for partying because there's a lot of work to do before election day. gary 0'donoghue. according to recent polling, black men are failing to support ms harris in the way they did joe biden at the last election. it's an issue for her campaign

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gary 0'donoghue was at the rally and has more on the importance of the state in this election. kamalaf time in michigan over the next 18 days. this is one of those states that is crucial to the outcome of the election. they call it part of the blue wall, those midwestern states, those manufacturing industrial states that often vote as a block. in 2016, they voted for donald trump. in 2020, they voted forjoe biden. however when is he will likely win the election. so, she is engaging some super high—powered support, celebrities like lizzo, superstars like michelle 0bama will all be here in the coming days. the key message is one about the economy, about investment in the automotive industry, about wages, about greenjobs in industry, about wages, about green jobs in these industry, about wages, about greenjobs in these new manufacturing industries. kamala harris herself will be 60 this coming weekend but there won't be a lot of time for partying because there is a lot of work to do before election day. gary 0'donoghue. now, when she took the stage at that rally, vice president harris dou

kamala harris. take a look. jocelyn. gary, rachel moran, larkin. riley, they are young women who were brutally assaulted and killed by some of the men who were released at the beginning of the administration well before a negotiated bipartisan bill. this is a specific policy decision by your administration to release these men into the country. so what i'm saying to you, do you owe those families really an apology? let me just say, first of all, those are tragic cases. there's no question about that. there is no question about that. and i can't imagine the pain that the families of those victims have experienced for a loss that should not have occurred. so that is true. it is also true that if a border security had actually been passed nine months ago, it would be nine months that we would have had more border agents at the border. so do you owe them an apology? is what i'm saying. i'll tell you that i am so sorry for her loss. i'm so sorry for her loss. sincerely. but let's talk about what is happening right now with an individual who does not wan

only one or two percentage points dividing kamala harris and donald trump in those key swing states. no one knows at this stage how this is going to go. garyson square garden in new york. while donald trump was speaking in new york, kamala harris was at a stop in pennsylvania which is one of the battleground states that could help the decide how this plays out. she attended a church service in pennsylvania, stopped by a book shop, a youth basketball facility and a puerto rican restaurant. kamala harris later held a rally where she brought up the conflict in the middle east, which is a key issue to voters unhappy with the biden response to the israel— gaza war. i the biden response to the israel- gaza war.- the biden response to the israel- gaza war. i want to talk about _ israel- gaza war. i want to talk about gaza _ israel- gaza war. i want to talk about gaza for - israel- gaza war. i want to talk about gaza for a - israel- gaza war. i want to i talk about gaza for a minute, 0k? talk about gaza for a minute, ok? we can and we must seize this opportunity to end this war and bring the hostages home. cheering and i will do everything in my p

perspective barack obama is campaigning this week on behalf of kamala harris and former first lady michelle obama is due to head to the state on saturday. garyng by for us this evening. you are at a convention center where a rally is going to be held with former president ob obama. tell us about what is happening there. >> as you can probably hear, the deejay is already try to warm up what they're expecting to be a huge crowd here. this convention center is where they hold the motor show for north america, the biggest motor show in the country as you'd expect in detroit. and they're expecting to fill it. because president obama will be here in about two and a half hours. he's a huge crowd puller and crowd pleaser and he's also going to be introduced by eminem, a native pretty much of this town, as you know and they're expected to really sort of galvanize the vote here in michigan. michigan is one of those swing states the democrats are definitely worried about. things are incredibly tight here despite the fact they're spending a lot of money, putting a lot of time and effort and sending a lot of very big names here. this could be one of the

kamala harris in those key swing states. no one knows at this stage how this is going to go. garyhue, bbc news, at madison square garden in new york. with eight days to go until polling day in the us presidential election, donald trump has held one of the largest rallies of his campaign. he told supporters at madison square garden in new york that he would "end inflation" and deport millions of migrants if he won. a comedian at a donald trump rally has come underfire — from republicans and democrats alike — for describing puerto rico as a "floating island of garbage". cbs correspondent jarred hill in new york has more on the backlash to the performance. this comedian, who was essentially opening at the donald trump rally here in madison square garden, said that puerto rico was a floating pile of garbage. this is something that we have heard from both democrats as well as republicans saying that this is not acceptable language. the donald trump campaign is trying to play defence on this, saying that the comments, those jokes from the comedian, were not approved or viewed by the tru

votes needed to win certain states they went to jill stein, gary johnson-- and i had to ask like what is their end game? she wants to hurt kamalaant power, money, jill stein is a grifter. >> when you don't know what >> i think the question here about both campaigns, harris in particular can offset those votes is by making sure she has more voters coming out who she knows will support her. miles sort of draw a graph in mid air, if you look at the percentage of people who turn out by age it sort of goes like this, you have a blip than it goes up like that. this end of the spectrum has been the democratic end. they are independents, but are liberals mostly, and they vote for democrats. and so that is where democrats had troubles getting those peoples out. this race has support for harris at the other end of the spectrum, but she still has a base of people who are less likely to turn out and vote. so yes they are doing these ads, but they need to ensure they are doing everything in their power to get everyone thinking of voting. >> are you saying yes we know the diehard maga fans are going to vote all day every day yesterday tomorr

we've got marty from alabama, kamala's closing argument, i'm a nerd, he's a knucklehead, vote for us. cleveland, tennessee, garygth is watching "primetime", my weakness is watching gutfeld. it's okay. we all have our weaknesses. frank from myrtle beach, south carolina, what kind of pill did gutfeld give you? i just felt very numb for a very long time. felt i was dreaming and then i saw this unicorn. debra from wayne, illinois, jesse, i thought you were in your 30s. i'm about six years out of my 30s but i can still do a handstand. in my dreams. deb from minneapolis, may be toll see should have thanksgiving with your family -- tulsi -- i'm not having dinner with my mom and dad this thanksgiving, have not been invited. i don't think it has anything to do with politics but i'm not sure. fred from delaware, springsteen just made me flip. i'm no longer a democrat. wow. carissa from franklin lanes new jersey, the producers who pick your clips are geniuses. i wonder who picks, is it johnny or does he have help? probably has help because he does not know anything about movies. he's good with politics though. we got some

kamala harris that has you backing her so strongly? >> it is her being an advocate for small businesses and for economic development. >> reporter: gary blassingale is voting for trump. >> i like the way he speaks his mind. he says what everyone is thinking. >> reporter: but herod remains undecided. >> this is one of the few elections where i actually feel like we have been valued as black men. >> reporter: and here in georgia, more than 2 million people have already cast their ballots in person, a record, and a third of all the active voters in this state. lester? >> all right, peter, thank you. >>> former president trump is in arizona, making controversial comments about the special counsel. garrett haake joins us. garrett, you're at trump's rally tonight. >> reporter: lester, the former president was heavily focused on the border and the economy here, issues he believes will propel him in arizona and when he campaigns later tonight in nevada. tonight, with less than two weeks until election day, former president trump hitting critical battlegrounds, including the campus of arizona state. >> i will launch the largest deportation program in amer

gary, we will be back when donald i we will be back when donald trump takes the stage. let's talk about kamalaoins us from washington dc. she is focusing on the key state of pennsylvania. it is erha -s state of pennsylvania. it is perhaps the _ state of pennsylvania. it is perhaps the key _ state of pennsylvania. it is perhaps the key is - state of pennsylvania. it is perhaps the key is that - state of pennsylvania. it 3 perhaps the key is that the key states. because of the electoral college votes that are there. that's why both candidates have spent an enormous amount of know. kamala harris is then that today and speaking at a black church this morning. she has been there to drive up the voter energy. she was at a black church, a key constituent of the democratic vote. she really wants to energise that base to try and offset the votes that donald trump is more likely to get in the more rural areas of that state. she has also been focusing on the issue of reproductive rights and abortion, which they think is a keyissue abortion, which they think is a key issue that could win over some moderat

gary o'donoghue, bbc news butler, pennsylvania. saturday marks one month till the us election — and it's still far too close to call. overall, kamalaains extraordinarily close. in the seven key battleground states, neither candidate has a clear lead in enough states to give them the required 270 votes in the electoral college. this week, both candidates have been focused on making appearances in the areas worst hit by hurricane helene. donald trump is in augusta georgia at the moment and we are expecting him to speak shortly. he's about to speak right now he is at eight distribution centre in augustine georgia talking about hurricane helene which has been devastating in that state and nearby states as well. let's speak to us pollster and former republican strategist, robert moran. talk to us about the latest polling in a bit more detail and, as we often reflect, the national polls don't necessarily reflect in those battleground states. we are lookinu battleground states. we are looking at — battleground states. we are looking at a _ battleground states. we are looking at a very, _ battleground states. we are looking at a very, very

gary johnson, i think his name was. >> oh, yes it was. >> and i have to ask, what is their endgame? she wants to hurt kamalat what does she want to do? what do they want to do? i've never figured that out. >> power. jill stein is a grifter. >> often times you are in the grifter zone, when you don't know what money is behind you, you know what foreign powers. >> right. >> and i think the question here about how both campaigns, harris in particular, can offset those votes, is by making sure she has more voters coming out who she knows are going to support her. new voters, yes. i want to draw a sort of graph in midair, but if you look at turnout, percentage of people who turnout by age, it sort of goes like this. this blip at the beginning when people are 18, 20, then it goes like this and up like that. so, for a long time this end of the spectrum has been the democratic end, where even if they are independence, they are liberals, mostly, and they vote for democrats. so that is where democrats always had trouble, getting those people out. now interestingly this place has a lot of support for harris at the othe

kamala's idiot insulting photo op trip to the southern border. now, the motherir of rachel moran, remember her? she was the mother of five. the mother of little year old jocelyn gary. they will join us tonight. and according to local authorities, their daughters were both brutallytonight murdd by unvetted illegal aliens, allower d into our country by your border czar, kamala harris and joe biden.y. but first, our top story tonight, complete and total devastatiorst toy tonin from hurricane helene across florida, georgia tennessee, north carolina, virginia, entire towns literally wiped out by floodwaters as the death toll continues to rise, with hundreds still missing tonight. es tand with roads and bridges r wiped out, thousands stilloarand stranded, many without power, internet, even the ability to communicatey withwer,. many without clean tap water. this is by every measure, a national emergency. and today, donal mead trump, he flew to doster, georgia to witness the up front and personal and firsthand and meet with disaster relief specialists from franklin graham himselfgraham, samaritan purse. >> let's take a look. many thousands are without powetake ar. they're

kamala harris has promised to control prices in the shops many americans agree with donald trump that fracking could reduce the cost of running a car by increasing oil production at home. our correspondent garye view the economic arguments. in michigan, the home of the motor car, they like to put their vehicles to the test. it's like the us — a bumpy ride! the lesser of two evils for me at this time is trump. the economy was better four years ago. i hope that he can return it to that. mark walz works building axles in the car industry. he's sceptical about the push towards electric vehicles favoured by the democrats. i'm all for doing what you can to help the environment, but electric vehicles are kind of silly. i don't think we have the infrastructure for them. i think itjust all got politicised. they're not a saviour. just down the road, they're parading theirjeeps. fuel prices are on everyone's mind here. they're 50% higher than they were four years ago. mary and eric blame the democrats. we need to use the resources we have in our own country and not buy it from other countries. so when donald trump says, "drill, baby, drill.." that's right. i'm with donald, yep. and it's notjust fuel. f

gary tuchman, thanks. so glad you're there at the news continues right here on cnn now because i want to throw kamala harris out of office, kamala veteran on a gun owner. >> i'm hunter. >> we can protect the second amendment but our first responsibility is to our kids they want to come in to america and build fully automated turn. and get rid of american jobs it's good paying jobs. >> this group has as its mission to plan attacks against racial, ethnic, religious minorities. we're not going to wait for the next tragedy to take action. >> live from london. >> this is cnn it newsroom with max foster and christina macfarlane out a warm welcome to all our viewers joining us from around the world. >> i'm max foster is thursday, october the 3rd is 9:00 a.m. here in london, 11:00 a.m. in beirut, where israel has struck at the heart of the lebanese capital for the first time since the two countries were at war in 2006 at least six people were killed according to the lebanese health ministry, a resident of the beirut neighborhood says the building was home to the hezbollah affiliated islamic health authority and the

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gary from houston, texase perso who was killed by allegedly killed now by members of trendy arugula. trendy arugula is in the united memb harecause joe biden and kamalaris have opened the border and allowed them in. >> that's a lifed bide that be l alive today. >> and something that kamala harris does not care about.>> sa >> yeah, and by the way, ave be you and senator cruz have been on the forefront of this. forethey're spending, what, up1$ to 100, $200 million to take out senator cruz tak. >> they be successful.te we have 10 seconds. rac so, listen, ted cruz is in a tough race, has been grossly outspent. ted cruz can use all all the assets he can get to make sure he canall asse defeat colin all. >> yeah. all right. we appreciate you, governor. or. hannity straight ahead, if someone is in trouble, you do whatever you got to do to help . it's a hard job for anyone. chicago, med, fire and p.d. check your local listings. >> hello. i'm former arkansas governor mike huckabee. a lot of times you can't control the amount sleep that you're getting. i know it's scary unless. you use relaxium sleep relaxium. sleep is a product that's made from natural ingredi

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indiana border through gary and up, i'm not exaggerating when i say that every billboard or every other billboard from grand rapids all the way to the indiana border were kamalaould tell they had been recently papered over. but harris raised over a billion dollars in the third quarter, one bill with a b in the third quarter,quarter, outspending donald trump by three and a halftimes, a lot of that going into the billboard market and a lot of tv ads as well the spending blitz is on tariffs, a big issue voting, civic duty, it's active and it is very busy here in kenosha. >> fantastic work all week long. what a great picture of the middle of the country, especially that wall that we're going to be watching on november 5th. coming up, a quick reminder, you can tune in to cnbc's special coverage on election night beginning at 7:00 p.m. eastern time on november 5th the ceo of -- breaking down the results that have shares surging today. stay with us (♪♪) (♪♪) what took you so long? i'm sorry, there was a long line at the thai place. you get the sauce i like? of course! you're the man! i wish. the future isn't scary. not investing in it is. nasdaq-100 innovators. one

kamala harris is normal. she wants to lead. she has experience. she is excellent. i would love to see anybody but trump in office. host: garyndependent in conner's bill, indiana. good morning -- conners ville, indiana. good morning. caller: i like listening, i learned a lot from you. i was anti-trump for a long time. i have decided he is the lesser of two evils. i am afraid kamala harris is not only a ticket to world war iii but a ticket to oblivion. maybe i am wrong. at least with trump, we had the keystone pipeline, prices under control, putin in check and everything. i have even heard rumors his friend putin had a hand in him losing the election because he wanted him out of there so he could hit ukraine and not have to worry about getting hit by trump. maybe that is wrong, i don't know. host: that is scary. this is chris, a democrat in north dakota, is it? caller: good morning. i just wanted to mention that if you look at the policies behind the issues, i want you to consider possibly the real issue on the ballot today is misogyny and what degree of misogyny we are willing to accept in our country today as part of our go

kamala. there has been over 200,000 drug deaths. a lot people do not know there have been 300,000 migrant children that have been lost into slavery. host: that is garyflorida. on trust in media, jeff bezos laying out the reasons why the washington post is not making an endorsement in the presidential race this year. it is a decision that has gotten blowback even within the washington post. three members of the editorial board stepping off the editorial board yesterday in the wake of the decision. jeff bezos writing this article today saying, presidential endorsements do nothing to tip the scales of an election. no undecided voters in pennsylvania are going to say i am going with this newspaper's endorsement. what presidential endorsement actually do is create the perception of bias. ending them as a principled decision, he writes, and the right one. he goes on to say, i wish we had made the change earlier than we did cut further from the election and the emotions around it. that was in adequate planning and not intentional strategy. jeff bezos today in the washington post. if you want to read his full piece, you can go to their website. this is lawr

gary, and instead of doing the right, principled -- negotiation. and instead of doing the right thing and accepting that bill, he did what was politically ex peeled cent. >> for mr. riley. vice president kamalaris made headlines when she said she no longer support the ban on hydraulic fracking. do you agree with new york's existing ban and support ongoing efforts to expands the definition of fracking to one naiass carbon docks side in the method instead of water? >> i look at our energy policy in two respects. first, in the short term we've got to lower energy covers for folks across upstate new york. it's one of the biggest problems across the region for development. a lot of you just saw a 62% increase in your bills. when i'm a new york congressperson, i'm going to fight to make sure that doesn't happen because i'm not taking their corporate pac checks and i don't have to do whatever they want me to do. in the short term we need to look at all available energy options. i'm deeply skeptical of these properties that are proposed by big corporations to take energy in upstate new york, which we found too often in other states ends up all getting taken out of the board rooms and all getting tak

kamala harris in those key swing states. no one knows at this stage how this is going to go. gary, at madison square garden in new york. the us vice president, kamala harris, has been campaigning in the battleground state of pennsylvania. at a rally there, she pledged to end the war in gaza and told her audience that when you know what you stand for, you know what to fight for. this election is about two extremely different visions for our nation. one, donald trump's, who has focused on the past and himself... crowd: we're not going back! and we are not going back. crowd: we're not going back! we're not going back! a lorry has been driven into a bus stop near tel aviv in israel, killing one person and injuring at least 30 others. it happened near an israeli military base north of tel aviv just as the bus was dropping off passengers. authorities are investigating the incident as a suspected terror attack. the driver of the truck, an arab israeli, was shot dead at the scene. one of france's most celebrated actors, gerard depardieu, will appear in court in the morning in paris charge