let's get right to rick klein. rick, this new poll shows a very close race coming out of labor day. >> reporter: david, our latest poll with ipsos shows vice president harris with a 6-point lead among likely voters. she came out of the democratic convention with a slight lead nationally. but looki iing just at the key battleground states, on the day that president biden dropped out, all seven of the major battlegrounds were tipping red in our five they arty eight polling averages. trump leading in all of them, by as many as 7 points in north carolina. fast forward today, six out of the seven leaning blue. but some of these leads are a virtual tie. look again at north carolina, trump up by less than half a point. david, we're watching a growing gender gap. harris now leading among women by 13 points -- more than in our last round of polling with ipsos. and trump up five points overall among men. it all points to a very close race down the stretch. we've heard harris call herself the underdog, and here's why -- harri

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he wore calvin kleins. worked for him. >> look good. >> back to business here. let's get more on where u.s./china relations stand, with lee land miller. great to have you with us. in regards to pvh, the investigation of pvh, do you think this is part of a tit for tat at this point? >> well, it's muscle flexing. either the chinese would do tit for tat if they could, but the reality is the u.s. and western -- and the west writ large have much more leverage over china than china has over, you know, the united states, for example. so, the u.s. has a larger trade sur surplus, it has control of the dollar payment mechanism, it has advanced technology that it can ring fence from china. so, china doesn't always have the ability to tit for tat, which is why there's not usually a reaction to everything the united states or western governments do, but ultimately, they have to flex their muscles every once in awhile, say, look, we do have leverage over you, and one of the biggest points of leverage the chinese have is sales of western companies in china. and they can shut t

rick klein standing by with the numbers.scott on the campaign trail. >> reporter: tonight, with their first debate just one week away, former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris preparing for what could be the most consequential moment of this campaign. in a podcast interview today, trump projecting confidence, while adding a rare acknowledgement that he lost the last election. >> i've done well with debates. i mean, i became president. then the second time, i got millions more votes than i got the first time. i was told if i got 63 million, which is what i got the first time, you would win, you can't not win. and i got millions of more votes than that and lost by a whisker. >> reporter: trump, never a fan of formal debate prep, has been reviewing policy with advisers, including former congresswoman tulsi gabbard, who once challenged harris herself on the debate stage. harris taking a much more formal approach as she prepares to debate trump in what will be their first face-to-face meeting. >> we know thi

klein arrived in colombia where he helped to train death squads as well as the country's national army in the use of terror methods against civilians. both colombia and palestine have served as testing grounds for military weapons and strategies which have been exported around the world and ordinary colombians as well as the occupied population of palestine have suffered hugely as a result, but recent shifts in colombia demonstrate how thesign. regime's global influence is starting to weaken. oliver, we just heard in the film there that that colombia's position in the imperialist world order has been second to non in latin america. i wonder what you could just expand on that for us. colombia strategically is very important state in latin america, it borders five different countries, including venezuela with the world's largest supply of oil. reserves in the world, colombia of course, borders the panama canal, provides ready access to central and south america. colombia also has an abundance of natural resources and a balanced economy, so colombia strategically, geostrategically has his

let's get right to washington bureau chief rick klein, also here, and these two new national polls essentially show a dead heat. what are you seeing? >> reporter: david, recent polls show a tight race is getting even tighter. the latest poll from pew among registered voters, an exact tie. and "a new york times"/see yen that poll had a two-point edge for donald trump. this is after weeks of harris momentum that appears to have dissipated going into the debate. when you drill down on the battleground states, you see a very close race. the two strongest states for harris right now, wisconsin and michigan. but check this out. pennsylvania, the state we're in right now, less than one percentage point separating the candidates, just ndz scundersco the stakes tomorrow night. >> david: i know, rick, you were also digging into the numbers in this "new york times"/siena poll. there's a striking number that speaks to how crucial this debate could be for vice president harris in particular. >> reporter: david, people were asked how much they know about the candidates now, and guess what? almost a third of

let's bring in political director rick klein. he's here with the breakdown. rick, what do we know about what the latest polls say. >> it's been two weeks since the debate and right now national polling had an edge for kamala harris and a new poll out has a five-point lead. the story in the battleground states is as tight as it's ever been. harris with a narrow lead in four of the seven big battlegrounds. the closest, north carolina where rachel just reported from, trump up by just 0.2 percentage point, essentially a tie and why republicans are so worried about what the impact of that scandal could be. imagine a world where that once reblighly red north carolina goes blue. if harris is able to take north carolina and maintain the edge she has now in wisconsin and michigan, that puts her at 266 electoral votes if everything else holds the same could clinch it by winning either nevada or arizona. in that scenario she doesn't have to worry about georgia or even the biggest of the battlegrounds, pennsylvania. >> you mentioned nevada and arizona. latino votes so cr

historians will go back that that as well as ezra klein's peet and others early pushes. he brought his silence over the weekend, now touting joe biden since he exited. >> the person who should be applauded is the president who did the most selfless thing that anybody has done since george washington. invite machination that is got us there, none of that will be remembered, and it shouldn't be. what should be remembered is the selfless act of someone who, it's very hard to let go of power. we've seen it all around the world. for someone to say, i think there's a better way forward, that's all the credit goes to him. >> all credit to biden, says clooney. he, like ezra klein, who wrote about this in "new york times," really did open up space. there's so much criticism about what happens, for example, on the right, but in democratic circles, there was an absence of public and real reckoning with some of the issues that led to the late exit of joe biden and now kamala harris, so it's striking tonight to just hear him break his silence. he kept himself sort of out of view. the

one of the earliest and certainly the wisest leaders of the replaced by the movement was ezra klein, who wrote quote, everybody i have talked to about this literally everybody has brought up the same fear. collect the kamala harris problem. in theory she should be the favorite but she pulls slightly worse than biden. democrats don't trust that she would be a stronger candidate but worry that if she was not chosen it would rip the party apart. ezra klein suggested a large group of democrats should compete for the nomination if president biden stepped down and kamala harris in ezra's judgment probably would not win that nomination. ezra klein was of course smart enough to admit that the contested convention scenario could go very badly. my only contribution to the replace item scenarios when they were being discussed is that the only possible alternative nominee to joe biden as i saw it was kamala harris and that is the way it turned out. joe biden dropped out and endorsed kamala harris and within hours she had enough delegates to secure the nomination, so they were wrong around her ab

mary bruce, rachel scott, and rick klein on this new poll just in, all here in philadelphia tonight. >>> the news breaking late today. legendary actor james earl jones has died. one of america's most distinguished performers. a powerful presence on stage and screen. >> no. i am your father. d >> david: steve osunsami with the tributes coming in. >>> also tonight, tropical storm francine gaining strength. the storm expected to become a hurricane tonight, as it now takes aim at the u.s. ginger zee with the new track. >>> the wildfire emergency at this hour. thousands of evacuations outside logs angeles. flames burning across more than 20,000 acres. dozens of large fires burning in the west. >>> tonight, the urgent manhunt for a highway sniper suspect along interstate 75. several people shot and wounded. the alarming text authorities say he sent moments before he opened fire. >>> tonight, one of the police officer involved in the arrest of miami dolphins star tyreek hill now on administrative duty. hill pulled over and placed in hand cups on the side of the road just hours before playin

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china is investigating the parent company of us fashion brands tommy hilfiger and calvin klein for "discriminatory companies. the country's commerce ministry says the firms boycotted goods "without any factual basis". it is a fresh effort by beijing to fight against allegations from western officials and human rights activists that cotton has been produced using forced labour more of us are moving away from using cash, paying instead with cards or by using our phones. banking industry data in the uk shows the majority of people aged under 35 make contactless payments regularly with a smart phone or watch. so will we need to carry a wallet or purse around with us any more, or is that tradition on the way out? our correspondent kevin peachey has been to find out. deep in the leicestershire countryside, this barn isn't home to a trendy microbrewery but a business that's much more rare in the uk — a micro tannery. out of these giants reclaimed drums come the beginnings of quality leather that's come from deer and goat skins that otherwise would have gone to waste. these big drums here are a bit like a

china is investigating the parent company of us fashion brands tommy hilfiger and calvin klein for "discriminatoryon companies. it is a fresh effort by beijing to fight allegations from western officials that the goods had been produced using forced labour from the uyghur ethnic group. the us banned imports from xinjiang in 2021. china's central bank announced a slew of stimulus measures to shore up its flagging economy on tuesday. the move follows a series of disappointing data. the country has slashed interest rates for existing mortgages, and lowered minimum down payments on all types of homes. a new report has called on businesses in india to increase their investments in the country. global ratings agency s&p expects the indian economy to grow by 6.8% in the current fiscal year. the bbc�*s archana shukla looks into the report. india will continue to grow ahead of its peers, that is a general consensus. the growth is being driven by government spending. lacking private investments is a worry and even the finance ministry has highlighted this year and reading and s&p global says private needs t

it's been titled, guns, klein enough music or a very little my to me is. 2 the you watching dw news is a reminder of our top story at this out. germany's social democrats appear to have clinched a victory over the far right and closely watched the regional of the election in the state of the blanton boat. projected results show the s p d ahead with a little over a percentage points, opinion polls have suggested the far right and the good with the state of the success in another region, the election earlier this month. and that's it for me and the research team for now i have a windows update for you at the top of the same building the new to the wanted to make a trip to the business capital strapped to cash. no problem please. the house the see just how much you can experience in the square miles. even with us as a bunch of numbers and exciting the different next on d w. crazy car. never fail to turn head need from furniture from wood. stick weight, electronic waste. and ben canada is 5 unusual concepts, are getting mobility of sustainable loose rev in 16 minutes dw. get ready for an e

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now we leave you some footage from japan where phyllis, paris klein booth was cleaning one of the world's tallest buddhist statues. it's 3 times the height of the statue of liberty specialists have given the bronze statue an annual spruce up for almost 25 years. take a look by the just listen bases to sound a time tossing as far as the size of 25 football fields and loves every minute adding to greenhouse gases. the water is the sound of a tree, not for the sound of biodiversity, tourism community development.

crave, the gosh, it's this is that beyond war, hunger chairs for child record displacement of people, klein or crisis. democracy at risk. stranger than ours, the science promise of artificial intelligence and a significant risk. and that's goes wrong of the land, because all i've said, oh, we have done together over the decades. i hope i know there is a way for w correspondent, benjamin alvarez group who was at un headquarters in new york and told us more about that message that barton was trying to sent. we spoke about ukraine, you also spoke about rising tensions in the mid least saying that the still in opportunity for diploma civil also warning of the danger of a fee more more in the region. he said that the u as will continue helping ukraine . and of course, ukraine is also taking center stage here, but we have to remember that it last years you and j october 7 had not happened. and everything that happened since then in gauze and occupied westberg. it also now with these really attacks and solving 11 um that will take center stage, but for bite and it was his last address. also speaki

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rick klein as always, thank you. tune into "this week" later this morning.tha raddatz speaks exclusively with the two governors about the state of the 2024 race, ohio republican mike dewine and massachusetts democrat maura healey, plus, she sits down with a 9/11 survivor who is now revealing his role as a former cia officer on the mission to take down osama bin laden. janai? >> janai: now overseas where a houthi missile landed inside central israel overnight. the israeli military also giving reporters a look at the border area that has become essential to cease-fire talks. abc's matt gutman joins us live from tel aviv with the very latest. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, janai. a short time ago, the idf telling me that missile broke apart over israel. still, this is the first time that a missile fired by the houthis in yemen, 1,300 miles away, managed to penetrate israel's sophisticated air defense system. this morning for the first time, a missile fired from yemen penetrating israel's air defenses triggering air raid sirens, pieces of it land

joining me is jordan klein at mizuho americas, it's great to have you here.come. >> we've seen not just qualcomm headlines and now possibly a private equity involvement with intel. i don't want to say the vultures are circling because that would be unkind, but the bids are circling. let's say that. >> yeah. i think you're going to continue to hear or see headlines just in the coming days and weeks. you've already seen them in the past about options intel may have either with strategic partners, splitting businesses and spinning off businesses and they're taking up everything out there to improve their current business situation and their options going forward, but again, a lot of that, i think, is just noise and doesn't make a lot of sense and that's kind of what i was saying this morning as it relates to qualcomm buying the entire company. i don't see that as likely or a good strategic fit. >> i wonder if this is going to be about taking over intel broadly at all or it's effectively two companies and they make their own chips and the foundry that wants to ma

about this, cnn senior justice correspondent evan perez and cnn senior white house producer betsy klein evan, this is not a good report, not a good report is some of the details are truly astonishing and we, one of the basic things is that the report found that of all the people who were supposed to be in charge, nobody really is taking the blame or responsibility for the many, many failures. there were the fact that they were visual barriers that could have been put there. there was a there was a discussion of putting up farm equipment or other barriers. sometimes, you know, trump is not a fan of things that look ugly on television, but there could have been some something there. and essentially, nobody made a decision on what to do. there was a no plan to really secure that building. the roof where the shooter actually posted up. there were resources that were denied at on that day. and again, part of this discussion that should have been made given the threats, one of those threats, of course, was the threat might iran to try to assassinate the former president. it turns out even som

was hannah until he abandoned her and went awol for nearly six years, living under a false name, ben klein. marshals finally nabbed him in medford, oregon, in his new girlfriend's backyard. she had no idea she was living with a fugitive. >> and for them, the answer was john did it. and so when you already have the answer, you can ignore everything else. >> it was hard to ignore the moment when now 25 year old hannah thompson took the stand, revealing testimony of her conversations with john while they were on the run. >> he told me that he stabbed her in the neck. >> more evidence showed that hannah drove john to and from katie's workplace the day she was killed. he in turn left his cell phone with her, hoping to make it look like he was nowhere near the murder scene. in court, jurors heard what john wrote in his private journal to his daughter from another marriage. >> someday, i hope you understand why i did it. that girl was evil to me. she treated me like dirt and took everything from me, including you. i'm sorry that i had to do that, but there was no other way for me. >> they were al

. >> reporter: when patrick klein took on charlie and the chocolate factory, he wanted to make sure itke a family show. >> are you ready? >> yeah, let's do it. we have a few teenagers and a lot of i adults, so it is multi-generational. it's a concept that i took. and the broadway version, they did the show with all adults essentially, so we decided when we would take the show on, what we wanted to do was to cast children and cast multiple age groups to be on stage at once. >> reporter: they also created an opportunity for families to participate. >> hi, my name is brandon. >> i'm in the ensemble. and off stage, we are father and daughter. >> reporter: they had say getting to share the stage in the chocolate factory is extra sweet. >> it is a whole new experience than being with your friends and being with your parents. it's so much fun. i really loved it. >> reporter: in fact there are several families in the cast. >> this is our first time being on stage as a family. and off stage, we are mother and son. >> reporter: the show will be the first production at the theater to feature thei

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jonathan karl and rick klein, thanks to you as always.sure to tune into "this week" later this morning to see jon's exclusive interview with liz cheney. gio. >> gio: overseas now to israel, where tens of thousands of people once again filled the streets to demand a deal to free israeli hostages in gaza, and the family of an american women killed in the west bank is demanding an investigation. abc's marcus moore is in jerusalem with the latest now. good morning, marcus. >> reporter: gio, good morning. we are getting word of some breaking news. details are just -- are still coming in, but authorities here say that a truck driver has shot and killed three israeli police officers at a bridge crossing, that's right along the border between israel and jordan. that gunman has been killed, and we're still waiting for word on a motive for the attack. in the meantime, tens of thousands of people flooded the streets of tel aviv last night, demanding a cease-fire deal. overnight, a sea of people flooding the streets in tel aviv. demonstrators demandi

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betsy klein, good to see you. thank you so much. all right. let's bring in stephen neukam now, congressional reporter with axios. good morning to you, stephen. let's start with the latest polling in the six battleground states that cnn and ssrs has gotten a month among registered voters and it shows really mixed results here, harris holding an advantage over trump and wisconsin and michigan. trump has an edge in arizona according to this poll. >> and then the voters, the likely voters are pretty evenly split when it comes to both candidates in georgia pennsylvania and in nevada. >> but what really stuck out to me is this 15% of likely voters who are still undecided. i mean, that is significant, especially when you look at this timeline of just 59 days from election day. what's behind this, this undecided yeah. >> well, one look, i think that it sort of underlines the stakes of tuesday night. these 15% of folks who don't know yet who they're going to vote for an election where the choice is stark. people know who former president trump is and p

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betsy klein. thanks so much. now let's bring in sabrina siddiqui, national politics reporter with the wall street journal. good morning to you. let's start here republicans attack harris on inflation chin and immigration. and she responds, it's up to the voter to determine whether the answers are good enough to elect a president. but when harris attacks trump on reproductive rights, it seems like they are struggling to come up with a response. what are we hearing in response to ads like what we just saw? >> well, i think their reproductive rights and abortion access is really one of the center centerpieces of vice president harris's campaign. and just generally for democrats going into november, an issue where they feel they have the advantage over republicans. and i think part of the collins for republicans is that they've been very clear in there intention to limit abortion access across the country. and as we know this year, engaged in a highly controversial debate, even over whether or not women should have a

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advising the next president, about what elements of strategy would be, to get in the way of the russia-klein relationship and north korea-iran one supporting it what elements would you think is most important. >> first thing, don't underestimate the -- but don't over estimate them, harmonizing their interest is not easy, it cannot be warming hearts of an incredibly. -- it cannot warm the hearts russians to think that the indians will be pulled away. they do have a common purpose, to end the american as they say american international order and push the u.s. out of international leadership. so how do you counter that. george canon had one wonderful words said we need to deny them the course of external expansion until they have to deal with their own internal contradictions, first thing deny the course of easy, expansion, we build military deterrents in a way, chicago the -- challenge the iain yance, military is a part of it but, you have to have try to exploit their internal contradiction we did that well with soviet union. because russians and soviet citizens knew they were not getting the

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