iryna shenkarenko, steve herman, voice of america, northampton county, pennsylvania. denys aksyonov was born on august 24, 1991. he is the same age as ukrainian independence. the 33-year-old man works as a rescuer in the slavyansk-donetsk region and saves people from russian bombing every day. in an interview with my colleague yaroslava movchan, denys said: he is proud to have been born on such a historic day, and now he helps save lives. history of the age of independence, further. my name is denys aksyonov, i am a rescuer, i was born in the city of kramatorsk on independence day of ukraine. the 33-year-old veteran of ukrainian independence began his career as a lifeguard in kramatorsk in 2017, and has been working in sloviansk since the 18th. i can hear on the phone good. denys says that his parents somehow did not pay attention to the date of his birth. the first realized that august 24, 1991 was a special day not only in his life, but also in the history of ukraine. when i was still a schoolboy, at the age of seven, i began to understand that i was born on the day

to find the story of who wins, go to places erie county and northampton county. ces like cambria county where johnstown is and these other counties, these are the counties that are going to make the difference in this race. pittsburgh and philadelphia, they have the larger amounts, but there is a ceiling there. it is getting the people out to vote in those elder counties that is really, really importan. i think it is important to note when you look at bill clinton won pennsylvania in 1996, he won 27 of 67 counties. by the time 2012 and this is how much pennsylvania has changed, barack obama won 13 of those counties. so, that is where the race will be decided. speed to do just went across the country driving and everybody should follow your work. we love to have you on the show. very happy birthday to your granddaughter, who wants a pumpkin pie instead of a cake. we love that. >> i have got to make them. >> dana: i know you will, thank you so much. >> bill: thanks, selena. >> intifada lives on but we are returning stronger than ever before as we head into the fall

again, as much as i would love to interview her and ask her about things that are happening in northampton county, pennsylvania. i don't have the annual on those issues that people in the allentown media martin example we should, note there's plenty of space on our calendar. if she wants to see cnn news central, that'd be great. one. we could absolutely make room for her on the rundown lands. final question to you. she mentioned some of the swing states, north carolina is one example. folks are going to start getting ballots pretty soon. how, how much time do you think these campaigns actually have to start making an impression on voters of folks are going to be casting ballots next month the democrats have had three big moments they switched out their candidate. >> she chose her vice president there through the convention. now's they've kind of had their three points. it's kind of the high watermark, i think right now, voters are going to start really tuning in after this. i don't know where labor day came from, but it does. that's when people start really paying attention. i think that's why it