princess, tunnels have existed in the philadelphia corridor for 30 years.יים להניח כבר בימים הקרובים איזשהי הצעה מחודשת, כאשר האמריקנים שווים ואומרים: bearing in mind that the us of course has increasingly tilted in favor of israel when any new proposal sease for proposal has been proposed, well it's about time to say that it doesn't work anymore, these plays, these games that the they've been... playing all along, mean now they're saying we want to be flexible about the philadelphia crossing, mean there's no flexibility here, it's either you're there or you're not there, you need to withdraw from the saying this dr america or israel, no they both the americans and the israelies are trying to find a way to show that they are on the on the good path and they're trying to reach an exchange deal, no they're not trying, they're not trying, they but don't you think there's an american is really divergence here, mean they're trying to play with it, they're trying to say okay you "we can be flexible, we can withdraw partly from the philadelphia, no, you need to wi

philadelphia hamas corridor. hamas insists for exactly this reason that we won't be there and it is exactly for this reason that i insist that we do stay there. the presence in the philadelphia corridor, first of all, a political strategic issue. we must fix ate the fact that we're there and people say to me, okay, so we pull out, what is the big deal. we'll pull out for 42 days and then we'll come back and i said okay, yeah, i've heard that once that is before. that is what people said when we pulled out of lebanon, they said with the first rocket, with the first missile, we will re-enter and conquer this territory. and we will have massive international support from that. well thousands of missiles have been launched from lebanon and there was no international support for that and then when we pulled out of the gaza strip, when we just did this now, they said, what is the problem with the first rocket. we'll go in. well, the first rocket that is smuggled beneath the ground or launched above the ground will go i

they are out with billboards all over philadelphia talking about wawa which is a big philadelphia staple. putting up billboards talking about crowd size, the pretzels that we see here. the other thing they are trying to do apart from getting him to make a mistake -- some people i talked to say they believe that he had a bad debate, that president biden just had a worse debate. he stumbles, who mumbles, who gets information confused. they want him to do that. vice president harris has work to do to introduce herself to undecided voters. they want to make sure voters come away with specifics on what a harris administration would look like. talking about policy. that means talking about her middle-class background, her mother. how her vision of the world has been shaped. she wans to do that. it's about a keep calm attitude while playing out what she wants to do. >> monica, she really has not defined herself, according to polling. people don't know what she represents. how does she do that and represent change, which james carville will tell you, every campaign he has been in or studies, peo

we know that philadelphia has a very strong ukrainian diaspora. what does the ukrainian diaspora want to hear and see today at these debates from both candidates? we also spoke earlier today with the honorary consul. of ukraine in philadelphia, iryna mazor, and she actually told us that pennsylvania has one of the largest ukrainian communities in the united states, before the full-scale invasion, according to her calculations, there were about 200,000 ethnic ukrainians, but after the full-scale invasion, she told us, more than 100,000 ukrainians came right here, because there's this big ukrainian community here, they're very politically active, and we talked to her about what ukrainians here in philadelphia and in pennsylvania in general expect to hear from this debate and who are they...vote let's let's listen ms. irina, thank you very much for agreeing to meet with the voice of america. we're in philadelphia right now, where the presidential debates are happening, maybe the first, perhaps even the only... trump, how important is this event for p

philadelphia tonight, we will set the scene right here at the national constitution center in philadelphia. the intimate setting here. kamala harris and donald trump, they have never melt before. and we will show you where they'll debate in just hours, right down on the floor behind me. 9:00 p.m. eastern, here on abc. >>> good evening tonight from philadelphia. we're at the national constitution center where a short time from now, vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump will face off in the most consequential moment of the race so far. their first and possibly only presidential debate right here on abc. the candidates will make their case to the american public, with the latest polls showing they are locked in a dead heat. the race tied nationally. and the two candidates neck and neck in the key battlegrounds. what happens here tonight could give one of them the momentum to break out ahead. the stage is already set tonight. ready for the candidates to arrive. vice president harris will be at the podium on the right there, former president trump will be at the podium

they pointed out the latest updates regarding negotiations for the deal and the philadelphia corridor. as well as the situation in the northern occupied palestinian territories. joining me today to discuss these topics is dr. karima rose, a former member of the lebanese parliament. welcome, doctor. good morning, good morning to you. the killing of the turkish american activists by occupation forces in the occupied west bank during the ongoing aggressive campaign has sparked reactions within israel, with hebrew media discussing the possibility that this incident could entangle the israeli state. שזה סיפור שיסבך את ישראל אם אכן הירי היה של סיע לסתבך את ישראל כפי שכבר ראינו בעבר אירועים כאלה רק נגיד אנחנו רואים גם כבר תגובה של הסטייט דפרטמנט באמצעות. ארצות הברית בישראל שמביע הדאגה, הטורקים הגיבו, אבל ארדואן כנראה עוד שוקל איך לקלל אותנו הפקר על ידי הצבא, שוב פעילה להגנה על חקלאים פלסטינים במהלך פעילות כוחות הביטחון, הכוח מגיב בירי לעבר מסיט מרכזי שמשליך אבנים, ככה לפי הצבא. as in previous incidents as we know before with al-jazira reporter american sharen abu akli, or will there be some

cord or philadelphia quarter can not be appropriate. somebody has to view and it's always why you want to destroy some us as a military and government capabilities you, cadillac, come us, we are, it's obvious. you have to control the quarter. this was not a points of contention and previous round of discussions, and some is really politicians say it's time to change strategy. i'm going to get the, let's be on it and i did the philadelphia cordele isn't operational talent, you know, but it is not an extra central threat to the state of israel. you know, this is the middle east, some and a little suggest nothing. yahoo may be stalling negotiations to remain in office and avoid a court battle. the prime minister's corruption charges state back well before the war. if he's not in office, those legal troubles could re surface or the slight pastures, both at home and abroad, to end the war on casa. nothing else remains defiance, raising the question, what would it take for him to sign a deal? patsy. a little piece of the un, which is 0 for in

prime minister, we have heard a lot today about the philadelphia corridor. i have one very specific question. pm netanyahu: what do you represent? reporter:rt, russian television. was israeli control over the philadelphia corridor ever mentioned in any of the versions of the deal that hamas accepted. and today, is it the only obstacle to the deal, the only disagreement between the site, or are there other disagreements? thank you very much. pm netanyahu: there is a premise in your question that is wrong. hamas did not accept the deal. on the may 27 proposal they had 29 changes, which effectively initiated them from any meaning. it was a rejection. in fact, a detailed rejection of the deal. when we accepted it as is, we didn't make any changes and didn't read any new conditions. anything contradicting anything that a said there -- hamas basically wiped the floor with it, they didn't accept that, they didn't accept the bridging proposal. and yahya sinwar's deputy said two days ago, we remain steadfast. they did not accept it. you want the facts? the fact is th

i'm anderson cooper along with jake tapper in philadelphia. jake, both candidates are open to move the needle tonight and they're very close. and obviously incredibly consequential presidential race that's right, anderson, this could prove to be the most significant test for both vice president harris and former president trump in this final sprint to election day, millions of americans are expected to be watching tens of millions when they walked onto the stage at the national constitution center here in the great city of philadelphia, about an hour from now, our anchors, our correspondents, our analysts are here covering the strategies and the expectation tens as we get closer to this high-stakes debate that you will see live right here on cnn, anderson want to check in first, we've seen as kristen. kristen holmes covering the trump campaign. so let's talk about how the former president has been spending his time as he gets closer to this debate yeah, anderson well, if you're curious how he's spent the last few hours, you can look no further

during the war, netanyahu did not bother to send the army to the philadelphia axis. the result of netanyahu's insistence to dominate philadelphia has been the protests of modern zionist families and settlers. one month before the one year anniversary of the al-aqsan storm operation, no captives have been released , and neither has hamas, god is great, and now there are movements from a new storm, this time from the coast. westerners can see that the result of the 11-month war in gaza with the aim of destroying hamas has become 40,000 civilians, only 17,000 of whom are children. and all these failures have weakened netanyahu. netanyahu's justification for violating the philadelphia agreement is another elusive goal. remote occupation. sanouzo khoni of sed and sima news agency. three short news. in the shooting of a 14-year-old teenager in the state of georgia , two students and two teachers were killed and nine others were injured. since the beginning of this year, there have been 218 shootings in american schools, with 46 deaths. german chancellor emphasizing aid. ni

netanyahu is an obstacle, especially with the new conditions like the philadelphia debate that he raised, which you know. philadelphia axis it is one of the things that is part of the zionist agreements with egypt in the discussion of camp david i. the next point is that yesterday mr. biden said in one of his conversations with reporters that we are following the negotiations with egypt and qatar . now mr. biden can say whatever he wants to say. in other words, he practically kicked them out of the negotiation table, and this shows both mr. netanyahu's political isolation in the negotiation process and also that mr. biden is on the eve of the election. it is necessary for this ceasefire to reach an agreement on the title of the plan, so that it has a point in the elections, but everyone they know that mr. netanyahu is a belligerent looking for crimes and illegal actions, and he does not fulfill any commitments, and we are sure that even if an agreement is signed and a temporary ceasefire is held, if mr. biden is at work, he will carry out various operations again. however, with the west

>> norah: weijia jiang in philadelphia tonight, thank you. more on what's at stake, let's bring in chief white house correspondent nancy cordes and chief washington correspondent major garrett. and major, what about that? trump's advisors may want him to focus on policy but he loves the personal attacks. >> he does, but these are nervous times within the trump campaign. some of that has crept into the former president himself. why is it a nervous time for the trump campaign? they know in the best polls, internal and external, they are close. they are not ahead. they were once ahead, they have lost the lead and clawed their way back to a tie. they know vice president harris has more money, more enthusiasm, more volunteers. all of that works to her benefit. how do you block that? how do you rearrange this race? they basically have given this nervous candidate something that calms him down. a mantra. what is it? inflation, immigration, world on fire. whether you agree with those characterizations are not, the trump campaign believes all three of

, the easier it's becoming as a target and is losing more and more of his men, in terms of the philadelphia 16 שנכנסה רק לפני חודש וחצי למסדרון ברצועת עזה משלמת מחיר כבד מאוד. the announcements of the increasing number of soldiers killed in gaza licited comments on israeli social media which attacked netanyahu and blamed him for the israeli casualties since the battle of the al-a flood. tan. 10 soldiers killed in the last week. this is the result of a failed prime minister. yeftash. there has never been a more failed prime minister. than netanyahu, resign. roy. this is how the butcher and the person who caused this large number of deaths appears, 1700 in a year, and he is still here. mr. lay, to what do you attribute this relatively high number of israeli military casualties or fatalities this far into the war? well, first off, they're undermining the numbers, they're actually hiding a lot of numbers of the dead, there's much more dead israel and injured israeli soldiers, and the reason uh this is filing up right now is because, as we mentioned before, the israeli military is going deeper a

like the city of philadelphia and some of the outlying areas.e going to be issues on the ballot. they will come up in the debate tonight. folks are going to be listening to see where these candidates stand on these issues. it's going to make all the difference and in a race that's already turning out to be very, very close at this point with only 56 days to go, every vote counts. they need to be traversing the state from the southeastern part where we are in philadelphia, the central park, harrisburg and also the western part of the state, pittsburgh area as well. they are going to need all these votes in all these areas in the state of pennsylvania to matter in all these voters to come out. >> norah: natasha, thank you. john, how do you see things right now in the state of pennsylvania? >> reporter: well, thank you, norah. first of all, it's great to be litical team you have around you. there's no question pennsylvania is key and western pennsylvania is going to play very important role in all of this. it wasn't that many years ago when western

easier it's becoming as a target and it's losing more and more of his men, and in terms of the philadelphiadiers killed in the last week, this is the result of a failed prime minister, yiftash, there has never been a more failed prime minister than netanyahu, resign. roy, this is how the butcher and the person who caus this large number of deaths appears, 1,700 in a year, and he is still here. mr. laith, to what do you attribute this relatively high number of israeli military casualties or fatalities at? this far into the war? well, first off, they're undermining the numbers, they're actually hiding a lot of numbers of the dead, there's much more dead israel and injured israeli soldiers and the reason ' this is filing up right now is because as we mentioned before the israeli military is going deeper and deeper into populated areas and or is creating these very long supply lines uh whether it's in the corridor of nessarem or the philadelphia corridor which makes them much easier targets for the plecinan resistance and so it is really bad military strategy to continue what they're doing but

so what we have here are people taking the stage in philadelphia. it's going to be a very controlled i wouldn't call it a debate necessarily. it's going to be a job interview. the moderators are going to be asking questions and these people are going to be responding. the mikes are going to be off in between. so there's not going to be a lot of chance for them to go at each other. so we have, however, is an american public that is split, as you said, even after the biden withdrawal, harris entrance and the big push at the democratic convention, they're still equal even after his assassination attempt on him. and his big convention. they're still equal. so america tonight is doing what it has to do take a good long look at the candidates, and it needs to do. >> all right. so let me ask you in her rallies, harris recently has been really leaning into the whole prosecutor versus the felon thing, right. hey, i've seen donald trump's type. do you think that would be a good strategy for her tonight, or would that be a mistake? should she focus less on him

easier it's uh becoming as a target and is losing more and more of his men and in terms of the philadelphia החלון שפגע ביוחאי זכרו לברכה והרג אותו, אבל חטיבה 16 שנכנסה רק לפני חודש וחצי למסדרון. the announcements of the increasing number of soldiers killed in gaza licited comments on israeli social media which attacked netanyahu and blamed him for the israeli casualties since the battle of the flood. than 10 soldiers killed in the last week. this is the result of a failed prime minister. yeftash. they have. has never been a more failed prime minister than netanyahu, resign. roy, this is how the butcher and the person who caused this large number of deaths appears, 1700 in a year, and he is still here. mr. laith, to what do you attribute this relatively high number of israeli military casualties or fatalities this far into the war? well, first off, they're undermining the numbers, they're actually hiding a lot of numbers of the dead, there's much more... dead israeli and injured israeli soldiers and the reason uh this is filing up right now is because as we mentioned before the israeli milit

well, netanyahu is emphasizing that the philadelphia axis is very strategic , he said yesterday that it is a strategic necessity to achieve the main goals of the war, and if we leave this axis , not only will we not achieve those goals, but also a strange claim. kurd said that the hostages are actually leaving the gaza strip, they are going to egypt , they are actually going to yemen, they are going to iran. he emphasized that there are tunnels in this area, as it is the border of egypt and gaza, which netanyahu referred to as the lifeblood of hamas and said that if we lose this area, hamas will again have the opportunity to rebuild and re-arm itself. he gives up and as a result, in one week of october , he published another very detailed report that he actually obtained and discussed with sources from the pentagon , which showed that hamas actually has 24 operational battalions out of the 24 battalions it has in the gaza strip. in fact, seven battalions. during the war, he was able to rebuild, that is, in fact, he did this under conditions it happened that the philadelphia axis was

they pointed out the latest updates regarding negotiations for the deal and the philadelphia corridor as well as the situation in the northern occupied palestinian territories. joining me today to discuss these topics is dr. kadima arase, a former member of the lebanese parliament. welcome doctor. good morning, good morning to you. "the killing of the turkish american activist by occupation forces in the occupied west bank during the ongoing aggressive campaign has sparked reactions within israel with hebrew media discussing the possibility that this incident could entangle the israeli state. הטורקי עם אזרחות אמריקנית שזה שזה סיפור שיסבך את ישראל אם אכן היירי היה של צהל הסתברך את ישראל כפי שכבר ראינו בעבר אירועים כאלה רק נגיד אנחנו רואים גם כבר תגובה של הסטייט דפרטמנט באמצעות שגריר ארצות הברית בישראל שמביעה דאגה הטורקים הגיבו אבל ארדואן כנראה עוד שוקה לך לקלל אותנו על ידי הצבא שוב פעילה להגנה על חקלאים פלסטינים במהלך. well doctor, do you think washington will respond to the killing of this american activist within difference, as in previous incidents, as we know before with al-jazira

easier it's uh become. as a target and is losing more and more of his men and in terms of the philadelphia battle of the al-aqsa flood. 10. 10 soldiers killed in the last week, this is the result of a failed prime minister. yeftash, there has never been a more failed prime minister than netanyahu, resign. roy. this is how the butcher and the person who caused this large number of deaths. appears 1700 in a year and he's still here. mr. laith, to what do you attribute this relatively high number of israeli military casualties or fatalities this far into the war? well, first off, they're undermining the numbers, they're actually hiding a lot of numbers of the dead. there's much more dead israeli and injured israeli soldiers, and the reason this is filing up right now is because as we mentioned before, there is... really military is going deeper and deeper into populated areas and or is creating these very long supply lines, whether it's in the corridor of nesarem or the philadelphia corridor, which makes them much easier targets for the plicenian resistance, and so it is really bad military s

they pointed out the latest updates regarding negotiations for the deal and the philadelphia corridor as well as the situation in the northern. occupied palestinian territories. joining me today to discuss these topics is dr. kadim rose, a former member of the lebanese parliament. welcome, doctor. good morning, good morning to you. the killing of the turkish american activists by occupation forces in the occupied west bank during the ongoing aggressive campaign has sparked reactions within israel with hebrew media discussing the possibility that this incident could entangle the israeli state. דאגה, הטורקים הגיבו, אבל ארדואן כנראה עוד שוקל, אותנו על ידי הצבא, שוב פעילה להגנה על חקלאים פלסטינים במהלך פעילות כוחות הביטחון, הכוח מגיב בירי לעבר מסית מרכזי שמשליך אבנים, ככה לפי הצבא. well, do you think washington will respond to the kill of this american activist within difference? know before with al-jazira reporter, american sharien abu akli, or will there be some form of action? i think this will not stop what has been going on, it will be a phase in the media or a phase in time where th

the philadelphia's history is intertwined with regions politics. it's israel's name for the 14 kilometer long border, including the roof of crossing between casa and egypt, which is officially responsible for its security. making the court of the only goals and border not under is ran a control until now. it's also officially the militarized, the demilitarized porter was a key part of the historic, 1979 camp. david's peace deal between israel and egypt that started in here of cooperation. after years of conflict, including 3 wars, it meant that egypt substantial military, it was no longer a threat. it also resulted in a shifting us policy. egypt became a major recipient of american for an 8. now the israel has taken control of the philadelphia card or tensions, or spiking egypt as angry about the presence of idea of soldiers in the demilitarized zone. and egypt has another concern as well, a and many other. okay. i cool on all the relevant parts is that the international community to fulfill of a moral and legal responsibility to end these very sie

and garrett haake is also in philadelphia. garrett, you spoke with the former president today. >> reporter: that's right, lester. former president trump seemed eager to get onto the debate stage tonight. he told me the hardest part of preparing to debate vice president harris has been adjusting to her recent changes in policy positions. but he argues that those changes will make her not believable to voters. and the strategy for the trump campaign tonight, sources tell me, is to highlight what they view as harris's most liberal stances over the course of her career and argue that those are her true beliefs regardless of wherever she says she stands now. sources close to trump tell me he's grown more focused as the debate's gotten closer and polls have tightened in his favor. they believe the vice president's honeymoon is all but over and

mohaber crossing or the ayers crossing which is actually 14 kilometers long from philadelphia and the israelis are focusing. and they are acting as the gaza strip, which is part of the conditions of hamas and hamas, will not accept it without crossing and without retreating. in fact , israel should accept a peace or a ceasefire in this area in the gaza strip from philadelphia. well , syria has a similar situation for lebanon. in fact, syria is a lebanese contiguous and a breathing bottleneck. lebanese netanyahu 's feeling is that two categories should be carried out in parallel at the same time, one is the philadelphia crossing and the other is to take or squeeze lebanon's throat. in fact, he has taken action based on this assumption. in fact, the zionist regime has this false mentality that this bottleneck of lebanon should be squeezed through syria hizbollah will be in trouble . the third importance of israel's internal political explosion is that netanyahu needed a trump card to save himself from this internal explosion . consider this as a victory card, of course, i want to say th

they pointed out the latest updates regarding negotiated. for the deal and the philadelphia corridor as well as the situation in the northern occupied palestinian territories. joining me today to discuss these topics is dr. karima rase, a former member of the lebanese parliament. welcome doctor. good morning, good morning to you. the killing of the turkish american activists by occupation forces in the occupied west bank during the ongoing aggressive campaign has sparked reactions within israel with hebrew media discussing the possibility that this the killing of this american activist within difference, as in previous incidents, as we know before with al-jazera reporter, american sharin abuli, or will there be some form of action? i think this will not stop what has been going on, it will be a phase in the media or a phase in time where they will talk about this uh crime, and it will pass, it like you said, like so many other killing. of media or press people or even shooting on ambulances or on doctors or on kids and does this add to the tension between personally? i think this is

in gaza, they are putting pressure like this and philadelphia is so important to him because he says that aid reaches gaza through the philadelphia crossing and we can break this when the line of aid and equipment is closed. syria has also been in recent years. we know that the reality is that it is suffering from a very serious economic crisis, which means that they are dealing with syria with a stick and carrot equation . the emirates, on the other hand , are making financial offers and investments from this zionist regime and the united states. it is done so that they can do this the way that is happening is to cut off the aid line, so it seems to me that if we put these two points together, it is possible that netanyahu will do anything in order to end the political climate in this situation, and the ceasefire will be accepted immediately. in the political arena these days , the biggest demonstrations are taking place, despite the widespread arrests and imprisonment of opponents, all these things are happening, in addition to needing a breather, it is true that it may want to be

millions reacting to what she said. >>> good evening tonight from philadelphia. we are here at the national constitution center, where tomorrow night, abc news will host the first presidential debate between vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump. the stakes could not be higher, with a new poll just out tonight, showing this race is tied at 49-49. the candidates will meet face-to-face for the first time on this stage with no audience in the room, a very intimate setting. they've never met before. it will be trump's seventh presidential debate. it will be the first presidential debate for harris. the vice president arriving here in philadelphia a short time ago after spending days in pittsburgh in debate frep. complete with mock debates and stage lighting. in a new interview that aired today, the vice president saying former president trump is, quote, not burdened by telling the truth. the former president holding a rally in wisconsin over the weekend, then meeting with his team, informally, he says, at mar-a-lago. but our team reporting he

should the prime minister make any sort of concession on philadelphia, philadelphia, cora, or frankly, anything that would lead for bosh in power and does it in reality as well? unfortunately, how much money survives most likely as an insurgency? so right now, it seems to me the u. s is in a strategic sort of called a say, and there's no easy or quick way, you know you're saying that benjamin netanyahu has no interest in a deal us presidential by and has said that netanyahu is not doing enough to achieve a hostage deal. does bite and though have more leverage to get not in netanyahu or to act would you look at the last 11 months? the answer to that question would be here. and we have 70 days left before wherever, most consequential elections in modern american history. with joe biden's, vice president as the democratic nominee, and the reality is no political candidate, no secretary state, no president. and certainly no domini running for officers. any state right now in picking a major fight in confrontation with his really prime minister to remember english or a conflict between isr

he would later open in philadelphia. during his time in ireland, batt heard rumors about newburgh sexual relations with his servant. in bat's opinion, newburgh actions jusqu'a modified him from the army. so what was robert newburgh accused of doing? according to one testimony, when newburgh was a traveling priest, he rented a room in the irish town of sligo. he brought his valet with him and a separate bed was placed in his chambers for his servant boy. however, the landlady did notice and remarked that the said pallet bed was unspoiled, meaning that the servant's bed was not used or slept on. in other words, the two men had slept together. now, to be sure, it was not unusual for two men to share a bed in the 18th century. but those who saw newburgh and his servant interact report that the boy was very free with the priest, much more so than was typical of master servant relations. one observer noted that the two men quarreled like an old married couple and that newburgh always kept his own servant remarkably neat. the s

cord or philadelphia quarter cannot be perfect. somebody has the views and it's obvious why you want to destroy from us as a military and government capabilities. you can't let come us. we are so obvious. you have to control the quarter. this was not a points of contention in previous round of discussions. and some is really politicians say it's time to change strategy. i wanted to, let's be honest, i did, the philadelphia car. adult is an operational talent. but it is nothing extra dense with the right to the state of israel. you know, this is the middle east. some and a little suggests nothing yahoo may be stalling negotiations to remain in office and avoid a court battle. the prime minister's corruption charges state back well before the war. if he's not in office, those legal troubles could re surface pastures both at home and abroad to end the war on casa. nothing else remains defiance, raising the question, and what would it take for him to sign a deal? patsy. a little bit of a yan how to 0 for insights to the well let spring

the vice president arriving here in philadelphia a short time ago after spending days in pittsburgh in debate frep. complete with mock debates and stage lighting. in a new interview that aired today, the vice president saying former president trump is, quote, not burdened by telling the truth. the former president holding a rally in wisconsin over the weekend, then meeting with his team, informally, he says, at mar-a-lago. but our team reporting he is preparing for this debate. tonight, the new numbers. abc's mary bruce leading us off right here in philadelphia. >> reporter: tonight, with just 24 hours to go until their highly-anticipated showdown, vice president kamala harris setting off for philadelphia, where tomorrow, for the first time, she will come face-to-face with former president donald trump. >> how are you feeling? how are you feeling? >> feeling good. >> reporter: in a new radio interview, harris says she's ready for whatever trump throws her way. >> there's no floor for him in terms of how low he will go, and we should be prepared for that. we should be prepared for the f

welcome to plead live from philadelphia, the site of tonight's presidential debate. i'm jake tapper. the big moment is just a few hours away. we just got some video of tonight stage setup. vice president kamala harris will take the podium. that is screen, right. and former president donald trump will be screen left. >> not only will this be the first debate between these two presidential nominees, it will be the very first time that commonly harris and donald trump have ever met face-to-face you might remember donald trump boycotted the inaugural in 2021. >> today, cnn is learning that vice president harris has spoken multiple times now with former secretary of state hillary clinton the democratic nominee, eight years ago, who thrice debated trump in 2016, clinton advised harris, were told to bait trump into who self-destruction. this evening, creating what clinton calls low moments for donald trump's such as in her view, this exchange over russia and putin from 2016 what might, from everything i see has no respect for this person. >> well, that's because he'd rather

they pointed out the latest updates regarding negotiations for the deal and the philadelphia corridor as well as the situation in the northern occupied palestinian territories. joining me today. to discuss these topics is dr. kadema rose, a former member of the lebanese parliament. welcome, doctor. good morning, good morning to you. the killing of the turkish american activists by occupation forces in the occupied west bank during the ongoing aggressive campaign has sparked reactions within israel, with hebrew media discussing the possibility that this incident could entangle the israely state. שזה סיפור שיסבך את ישראל אם אכן הירי היה של סיסברת ישראל כפי שכבר ראינו בעבר אירועים כאלה רק נגיד אנחנו רואים גם כבר תגובה של הסטייט דפרטמנט באמצעות ארצות הברית בישראל שמביעה דאגה הטורקים הגיבו אבל. or will there be some form of action? i think this will not stop what has been going on, it will be a phase in the media or a phase in time where they will talk about this uh crime and it will pass, it like you said like so many other killing of media or press people or even shooting on ambulances.

from a military point of view and from a security point of view, the axis of philadelphia. he has made his final decision to completely end the issue of palestine in the gaza strip, and his existence and presence in the philadelphia axis, which he raises and declares in the subject of negotiations. and in fact , he doesn't want to stop the war without philadelphia and he doesn't want to leave the gaza strip, he is trying to destroy the negotiations in reality and in this regard, he is pushing his plan against the palestinians. in the sense that there is no palestinian nation, there is no palestinian nation that basis. to state that he does not want to basically state the existence and presence of palestinians in the palestinian lands and this is the main reason and this is an ideological issue. i repeat that this is an existential, vital and decisive war, and this is the last arab-israeli war in which israel will leave defeated, and we can clearly see this in the media that israel has remained completely unable to dominate a region and this has been unprecedented in the pas

they came to philadelphia so it ended up with marsh.he quickly put together a reconstruction of the abyss was a strange looking fellow. he's a super long tail of very short neck andk. has a palette n the front and no pellets in the back. when you look at the vertebrae it clearly is in the opposite direction. it points towards the head of the reptile. as it turned out that was on the wrong end was posing because it turned out the tip of the alleged tail had a fragment of fiscal attached to it. he was in such a rush that he didn't pay much attention. so here's the head in here is the pelvic with the pouch behind it. based on his own illustrations the pelvic area had the hip socket there was no point in having a hip socket if he didn't have a hind leg. he published a popularhe paper showing live in new jersey and typical life. it's pretty darwinian missing is the turtle being sort of shouted out which looks like this sea was cope's bad fortune his adviser pointed out thatt the head was indeed on the wrong end. this caused huge embarrassmen

funding every year to the school district of philadelphia. >> so and seven philadelphia, the parkingents? >> i don't know if it is a rite of passage but probably everybody can check that off their list. i mean, i have been towed. my husband has been towed. we all get tickets. i mean, it is part of life. they go there goes one right there. that is one of our guys right now, getting a ticket as they speak they are good luck trying to fight that. >> what can philadelphians do to combat some of the corruption of the ppa other than through batteries or riot on broad street? >> i think there is some room in between those two things. i think they need to ask questions. show up at the parking authority board meeting, and say, pay up, ppa. >> it was time for the ppa to pay up, so i did what any good citizen would. i went into the ppa unsolicited with a camera and microphone. >> how are you doing? you probably know who i am but i am michael kosta with "the daily show" and i just wanted to talk to somebody on camera about the ppa's courtesy tow policy? >> we are going to have to ask you to step

just why was you so concerned with the philadelphia car? adult then only in the 9th month of these ro, invading re invading garza, i did not send yahoo moves to take the philadelphia card. oh, so you suddenly discovered that this was the ext extension. threats to is relevant . you now claim it to be somebody's. these ready, i'm not taking not seriously what they all taking serious is the prime minister. nothing you will find if it's not the philadelphia car, it will also be sent to preventive deal that the american media is not being straight with any of us. don't with their own. populate these rates, probably not with the palestinians, the region, the rest of the world. when they keep telling us, the problem is just almost nothing you know, keeps agree. we know that's not true. they have to walk back some of their comments . and therefore, what you see is a situation where we remain solidly stock. yes, for political reasons. nothing y'all as a coalition. yes, because nothing yahoo sees his own personal political revival as being wrapping h