g 0, nogales arizona. well, since the 2000 presidential election, wisconsin has emerged as a must win state with some of the closest margins of victory. it's a perfect example of the divide between oven rural vases on the policy space support. so bonnie explained, go back to the us electro map and we are headed north towards wisconsin which carries 10 electrical votes. it was a reliably blue state for decades until the 2016 trump shocker. donald trump carried wisconsin by nearly 23000 votes out of nearly 3000000 cast and recriminations over how little time hillary clinton had spent in the state of haunted democrats ever since. here's how trump did it. he took all these areas that had previously voted for democrats, and he turned them into so called trump country. why? because the mostly white working class motors in these areas were unhappy about wages, poverty rising health care costs, and the fact that their lives weren't getting any better. many flocked to trump message make america great again. in 2020

este jueves llegó junto a sus hijas al puerto de entrada en nogales, méxico.antaba pasar horas y horas masticando esa goma hasta que se quedara sin sabor. y quizás también a muchos de nosotros nos dijeron que tuviésemos especial cuidado de no tragarnos el chicle, porque de lo contrario se quedaría pegado en nuestro estómago por 7 años. pero qué tan cierta es esta amenaza? consultamos con el médico y lane shapiro. mito o realidad que si te tragas el chicle se queda en el estómago por años. definitivamente es un mito. la gran mayoría de las gomas que nosotros utilizamos y que si nos llegamos a tragar ese chicle va a pasar por nuestro intestino. hay muchísimas otras cosas que también son mucho más pegajosas, que las seguimos procesando y desechando por el otro lado bueno, el chie está fabricado a base de una goma endulzada con sabores y también conservantes. sus ingredientes se descomponen fácilmente y son eliminados por el cuerpo. la administración de alimentos y medicamentos permite el uso de diversas sustancias en los productos, siempre que cumplan ciertas esp

g 0, nogales arizona. the to guys are now for the is really military's intensifying it strikes in the north. dozens of people including children, have been killed in recent days across the strip as israel steps up. it's months long. siege. victoria gave reports. paramedics performed chest compressions. hon. he's been critically injured in his really striking noise in gauze. as the ambulance races to hospital relatives sport shown, hoping and praying, he can be resuscitated. early morning strikes, targeted residential areas in giovanni, a and bait to his destruction. his own roaming, access to major roads is blocked and didn't tie areas. a cutoff emilia and battery . yeah. the grind evasion of the north and the total seat are still in place. and the basic necessities are not available. all this is happening in the face of international inaction and the inability of international organizations to fulfill their humanitarian jersey. tex, the innocent people in northern guy is a strict southern gaza was not spe

g 0, nogales arizona. well, few states are as closely association with a single industry as michigan both bought auto jobs aren't as dominant in the stage as they once were. but come a harris and donald trump have been appealing to blue collar workers in the states just there is to raise a bo has moved from detroit michigan. members of the united auto workers in detroit, taking part the last riley ahead of the proceed, enter the election fox chase. a teamsters says that democratic party stands with a working class. they have to strong with us and helping build back the automobile industry on other industries here on site as mission. thank you. offer me shoot any so swing states, the election is tied here and donald trump is gaining ground among disenchanted blue collar workers. hammer that harry scheme is becoming increasingly concerned about her standing among men in blue, low states like michigan. that's why they're appealing to labor union leaders to help them mobilize the voters. michigan is known as t

now we came here to nogales arizona. talk to the people who actually live along the border about their opinions. they come and work over here. the, like they say they will for less money people. they actually want to work. they can actually find a job it, and it's not like the people from a few cars beginning or just from us. i think it's unfair for the actually people who are running away from actual violence for running away for a better life, for them to be put in this category, where they all seen of some braces. amid all the political spin, one fact stands out. the legal border crossings are down sharply this year after the by the administration tightens rules on asylum seekers. rob reynolds, l to 0, nogales arizona. both the republican and democratic vice presidential candidates are campaigning in wisconsin since the presidential election in 2000 it's emerged as a key swing states with some of the closest margins of victory. it's a perfect example of the divide between urban and rural voters and the parties. they s

now, some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. spanner, superstar raphael nogales has been as tearful farewell to the tennis circuits. the $22.00 time grand slam winter retired after losing and spain davis cup series against another. and there were more than 2 decades. the 38 year old, also 114 french open titles and 2 on fixed metals. iran studios, sri says it has not issued an indictment against a young woman taken into custody after she stripped to her underwear and the university campus impair. on active is said she was protesting around straight dress code authorities claim she is ill and has been returned to her family and a case condemned by western nations in rice groups. $45.00 pro democracy activists and hong kong have incentives to jail terms ranging from 4 to 10 years charged with subversion for their involvement in unofficial election. in 2020, they were prosecuted under beijing's controversial national security law. the bill crushed hong kong is pro democracy movement and reduce the cities autonomy. hundreds waited for hours to get inside the courthou

now we came here to nogales arizona, talk to the people who actually live along the border about their opinions. they come and work over here. they like they say they will for less money people. they actually want to work. they can actually find a job it, and it's not like the people from a few cars beginning or jobs from us. i think it's unfair for the actual people who are running away from actual violence for running away for a better life, for them to be put in this category, where they all seen of sleep is amid all the political spin, one fact stands out. the legal border crossings are down sharply this year after the by the administration tightened. rules on asylum seekers. rob reynolds al jazeera, nogales arizona, michigan has a launch our american community, and many of them say they are angry about the way the button administration has been handling as well as one gaza. house has been coughing, community lead is the of this year. it's been difficult, given the scale of death and destruction in gaza and given the civilian casualties and displacement in lab and on. it is devasta

g 0, nogales arizona. without 0 will have comprehensive special coverage on election nights make sure to join us from 20 to gmc on november. the 5th will have live coverage from across the country with guests and discussions, both in washington dc. and here in dough ha, this emergency services in spain, valencia region, all continuing rescue efforts off the flash floods caused by heavy downfalls hills at least 217 people. so alive as an angry about what they say is a slow response by the government. the crowd hackles came for the pay and clean the teeth, showing a visit on sunday with some threatened months at the royal castle. sort of ego joins us now from chiva in the province of valencia and sonya. it's been full days or sites and things, floods. barrel through that region, how people feeling in the wake of the damage and show us how the clean up assets are coming on. well here in the town of she, the people are pretty much resigned to doing walks they're able to do. but of course there was a lot of eff

a nogales veteran opposition sager keys of a c j has appeared in military court accused of compromising national security. the long time critic of president was 70 denies the charges c j. his lawyer says kline was abducted in neighbouring kenya and brought him back to you, gone to prompting outrage among rights groups and to you when he's the latest politician to be put on trial in a government crackdown on the opposition in the school book keys of the c, j 2 a minute, 3 course in the you gained and capital component of the long time critic of you gant and president, you're wearing the 70 received or was sounding welcome from support. as inside, he was accused of seeking logistical support, including weapons, with the aim of what cost that you just called compromising uganda is national security. besides, can you prosecute as a let she held meetings in switzerland and greece, the retired army colonel dental idol charges and said, since he is now a civilian, he should not be tried by military tribunal. i think it ought to be honest for you to make it rolling before we have uh how did the

we re high above the frontier city of nogales in southern arizona and this is as far as you can go, beforedown into the valley, but if we move a little further this way you get a sense of the scale of the barrier, with that digger in front of it. the cameraman and phil follow me around to hear. this is fancy pants. part of this wall is a bit of rock that separates the two countries, a bit of barbed wire, and as a result of illegal immigration from mexico into america is one of the big issues of this election campaign. more on that in a moment. kamala harris and donald trump have been campaigning in nevada and here in arizona. later they'll both be in wisconsin, all of them, key swing states and sarah smith is in kenosha in wisconsin for us now. sarah. yes, and very shortly both candidates will be holding competing rallies here in wisconsin because it is one of those all—important states. as we get so close to the election the campaign is getting ever more incendiary. in the latest, donald trump has been accused of being vindictive and a wannabe tyrant because he suggested one of his politi

young family traveled from southern mexico to this shelter in the northern mexican border city of nogales from across latin america. >> venezuela. >> ecuador. >> reporter: ecuador. >> peru. >> reporter: peru too. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: half of them are children. all of them have one goal, finding work and safety in the u.s. you wanted your kids to be safe. that's the reason you left. tens of thousands of migrants are estimated to be here in mexico waiting for a chance to enter the u.s., including the children behind me, but now many of their parents are growing increasingly desperate and concerned that president-elect trump will make it much harder for them to enter the u.s. >> we're going have to seal up those borders. >> reporter: trump ran on mass deportation and harsher asylum policies, a platform that appealed to many u.s. border residents like anna parada. >> that was the main thing was immigration. i really saw the biden administration being a little bit too lax on immigration, and having trump back in office i believe is going to be a difference again. >> reporter: on the mexican

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amount of fentanyl that continues to come across the border, much of it into arizona crossing over nogales and into the rest of the country. they don't talk about that. you know what the attack is? it's on every state. every state is a border state now. particularly because of that illicit dangerous drug that the cartels have pushed. republican governor greg abbott of texas has seen the worst of the biden administration's border crisis in his state. when biden put kamala harris in charge, i mean, it became an even more epic disaster. now the governor is hitting back against those democratic counterparts. >> what the americans demanded were for one -- to stop the illegal immigration into our country especially those who pose great dangers. whether in arizona, massachusetts or other places across the country where they are not going to be cooperating with ice, with the border czar, with any effort to remove very dangerous criminals. they'll see more crimes in their cities and more losses at the ballot box because americans are angry about this. >> harris: in los angeles, the city council vot

several weeks early in nogales, arizona, more than 800,000 fentanyl pills, some were hidden in the floor of the vehicle and others concealed in a folding chair. incoming border czar tom homan says the trump administration is going to crack down on rampant drug smuggling and border related issues putting lives in danger. >> when you overwhelm the border patrol, overrun for the last four years, that's when fentanyl comes in to quill kill a quarter million americans and sex trafficking is up. >> and president-elect trump writing in truth social, i'll be working on a campaign, explaining how bad it is, fentanyl is to use and how bad the horror of this drug is. in announcing in october, a task force seized over seven million pills of fentanyl at a straight value of $12 million. staggering numbers, alicia, and very, very concerning. alicia: christine na coleman, thank you. griff: let's bring in the department of public safety, and i've spent time with you, from the fentanyl to the violent venezuelan gang members, to children, unaccompanied minors coming across and we'll play that video that th

. >> reporter: just a few weeks ago in nogales, arizona, border patrol seized more than 800,000 fentanylls, some hidden in the floor of a vehicle and others concealed in a folding chair. incoming border czar tom homan -- i mean, just take a look at that, you can see the pills spilling out of the side of the chair. it's ridiculous. rampant drug smuggling and other border-related issues are putting lives in danger. >> when you overwhelm the border patrol for the last four years, that's when fentanyl comes in and killed a quarter million americans, why sex trafficking's up 600%. >> reporter: president-elect donald trumps also a vowing to further address this issue writing on truth social this week, i will be working on a large scale united states advertising campaign explaining how bad fentanyl is for people to use, millions of lives being so needlessly destroyed. by the time the campaign is over, everyone will know how really bad the horror of this drug is. back here in the border state of california, the governor's office just announced that in october the state's fentanyl task force seiz

stumbled into this project because i was on on the border in southern arizona in northern sonora, in nogales, and i was writing my previous book about emergency responders and what border militarization does to to their work. when i began and i was also a volunteer emergency responders. so i kind of learned about firearm is going south. there are these signs if you cross into mexico that guns and ammunition are prohibited and penalty can be prison. i didn't know anything about gun laws. i didn't even know much about guns, only what guns to human bodies as as an emergency responder, i've treated people gunshot injuries, people who died as well. and as an ethnographer. i thought how how if i want to understand this vicious of violence that our guns from the united states are going south and causing the violence in mexico, then so many people are fleeing. how can and as norgrove i do that ethnography is like yes we do interviews. we also have this prolonged time hanging out with people who engage practices we are interested in so this case, these people are, gun traffickers and buyers in mexico

and that also happens to be their money making route about 50 miles east of the chilton's ranch nogalesme chamberlain knows the economic importance of the border. his produce import company relies on the port of entry here. >> any time that you take away those resources, whether it's personnel or whether it's funding for for for border patrol, you are weakening those ports of entry. >> but he believes the economy and national security are about to improve. >> i think the new administration has made it clear that they're going to go after criminals first. >> are you nervous with with president trump coming in? do you have uneasiness about it? >> yeah, it's different. you know trump is different. so i respect him too. >> you know along the border wall we meet rafael celebrating his 34th birthday with his mom and son decade after crossing illegally, he is still undocumented, working on a of about ten. how many of them would you say are undocumented? >> like ten? ten. so everybody. yeah yeah but cochise county deputies say they aren't focused on migrants like rafael sabrina singh. >> truthf

and that also happens to be their money making route about 50 miles east of the chilton's ranch nogalesme chamberlain knows the economic importance of the border. >> his produce import company relies on the port of entry here. >> any time that you take away those resources, whether it's personnel or whether it's funding for for for border patrol, you are weakening those ports of entry. >> but he believes the economy and national security are about to improve. >> i think the new administration has made it clear that they're going to go after criminals first. >> are you nervous with with president trump coming in, do you have uneasiness about it yeah, it's different. >> you know trump is different. so i respect him too. you know along the border wall we meet rafael celebrating his 34th birthday with his mom and son visiting from the other side. >> a decade after crossing illegally. he is still undocumented working on a construction site with a team of about ten. >> how many of them would you say are undocumented? >> that's like ten. ten. so everybody. yeah yeah but cochise county deputies

. >> about 50 miles east of the chilton's ranch nogales businessman jaime chamberlain knows the economic border. his produce import company relies on the port of entry here. >> any time that you take away those resources, whether it's personnel or whether it's funding for for for border patrol, you are weakening those ports of entry. >> but he believes the economy and national security are about to improve. >> i think the new administration has made it clear that they're going to go after criminals first. >> are you nervous with with president trump coming in? do you have uneasiness about it? yeah. >> it's different you know trump is different. so but i respect him too. >> you know along the border wall we meet rafael celebrating his 34th birthday with his mom. and son visiting from the other side. a decade after crossing illegally. he is still undocumented working on a construction site with a team of about ten. how many of them would you say are undocumented? >> not like ten. ten. so everybody. yeah yeah. >> but cochise county deputies say they aren't focused on migrants like rafael tr

. >> nogales businessman jaime chamberlain knows the economic importance of the border. produce import company relies on the port of entry here. >> any time that you take away those resources, whether it's personnel or whether it's funding for for for border patrol, you are weakening those ports of entry but he believes the economy and national security are about to improve. i think the new administration has made it clear that they're going to go after criminals first. >> are you nervous with with president trump coming in, do you have uneasiness about it yeah, it's different you know trump is different. >> so i respect him too. >> you know along the border wall we meet rafael celebrating his 34th birthday with his mom and son visiting from the other side a decade after crossing illegally. he is still undocumented, working on a construction site with a team of about ten. how many of them would you say are undocumented? >> that's like ten. >> ten. so everybody. yeah yeah but cochise county deputies say they aren't focused on migrants like rafael truthfi they want the car

joining me now from nogales. so david you just filmed that video. what happened?aught us off guard. >> i mean, we were preparing to come live and talk to you here, and this is about ten, 15 minutes ago, a very high part of the border wall as well, that they just came over or at least tried to come over. >> they were scaling, and as soon as they noticed that we were recording, they went hoods and continued along their way. what's interesting about that area, though is if you compare it to, say, six months ago, when folks were desperate to get over didn't care if people were seeing them, didn't care if they were caught, in fact, they would try to get flagging down some of the border patrol agents and even sometimes us to say hey, can we get a ride? we want to be processed. then in june president biden's executive action came into play, and that limited the number of people who were going to be allowed into the u.s. we're now hearing more and more deportations going back over the border into mexico but i want to revisit, though, that checkpoint that you mentioned, be

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stumbled into this project because i was on on the border in southern arizona in northern sonora, in nogales, and i was writing my previous book about emergency responders and what border militarization does to to their work. when i began and i was also a volunteer emergency responders. so i kind of learned about firearm is going south. there are these signs if you cross into mexico that guns and ammunition are prohibited and penalty can be prison. i didn't know anything about gun laws. i didn't even know much about guns, only what guns to human bodies as as an emergency responder, i've treated people gunshot injuries, people who died as well. and as an ethnographer. i thought how how if i want to understand this vicious of violence that our guns from the united states are going south and causing the violence in mexico, then so many people are fleeing. how can and as norgrove i do that ethnography is like yes we do interviews. we also have this prolonged time hanging out with people who engage practices we are interested in so this case, these people are, gun traffickers and buyers in mexico

the council voted $14.00 to $1.00 in favor, but the us veto meant that it was not adopted. nogales opposition later and he's a, b, c, j has appeared, and military court accused of compromising national security. the c j denies the charges, his lawyer said he was abducted days earlier during a book lunch and neighboring kenya writes groups have expressed outreach over his detention. this is the, the we news from berlin. you can get much more on our website. that is d, w dot com the the outgoing bite administration has undergoing the 2 major policy shifts in the last week. it allowed ukraine to fire attack, them's ballistic missiles across the border, and targets in russia. and it's just decided the issue. ukraine with anti personnel mines, a weapon scene. critically and much of the world. how much of this is dictated by the war's progress? ukraine is very much on the back foot on the battlefield, and that's despite $60000000000.00 of us military aid. in the past few years, in 2 months, donald trump will be us president again, and he's threatening to cut off ukraine. can job i, can you do anyth