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you now do my own in washington dc who watched the vice presidential debate closely for us. this was a very wide ranging very policy focused debates with the middle east policy for an east policy, very heavy at the beginning before eventually venturing into other topics like abortion, like immigration climate change, gun violence, and you name it. so this was less about the contrast of personalities between the attack dog, ferocity of j. the vance, and the folksy affability of tim was more than one might have expected. but there are a few stand out moments. and one that i noted, especially was one where january 6 came up at 10 walls, directly addressing data events, asking whether he thought a trump last the 2020 election. we know that he did. j. d vance dodging this question, tim was calling him out on what he said was a very damning non answer. now of course, he also reminded people why daddy vance was on that stage debating them instead of former vice president mike pence. mike tends, of course, having fallen out of favor with donald trump after he refused to help a trump

thanks for that update your now do my own from washington joining us from washington dc. now german football manager, you're in club, has received one of his country's highest honors, plump has coached for a seat dormant. and more recently england's liverpool football club is awarded the order of marriage by president at frank voucher. stein meyer for his achievements, and so for and then promoting term. british friendship is also commended for his social and community work, helping young people from under privileged class. and here's a reminder of our main headline tonight of the prime minister benjamin netanyahu. as warren duran will pay for its latest to miss alt attack on israel is right. the army says most of the by raj woods intersected rounds as the strike was in response to the reasons killings of his father leader, a son that's rather time us. neither is my son yet that's all for now, don't forget, you can say up to date and all the latest news out of information on our website, the w dot com and you can follow some social media or handle in dw news after a short

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we can use chancia with the center for strategic and international studies in washington dc. thank you. time to take a look now at some of their stories making headlines around the world. israel's military has launched fresh air strikes on lebanon's capital. they routed hit the cities southern suburbs repeatedly in recent days, targeting what it says or has bought a site's. a strike on friday in the area killed has bought a leader house and those rather probably the shane bone has officially beans. warning is mexico's 1st female president came bone who is the former mayor of mexico city has value to continue the left wing reform agenda of her pre disaster during her 6 year term for at least a 155 people in the united states are confirmed to being killed by hurricane helene storm devastated several eastern states. nearly half of the depths were in north carolina or dozens of others were in south carolina and georgia. u. s. rock musician shown dd combs will be sued by $120.00 people for various sex crimes, according to the lawyer taking the cases. some of the accusers were mino

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so that's it from the team here in washington dc. for now let's hand it back to 0 and the rest of the team in the hall. patty, thank you so much for that. i enjoy listening to your conversation. i know you guys the whole alpha 0 team in the us. you have a ton of content that you've been working on that you're rolling out this week. the team will be back at 18 g m t for more patty, go ahead in washington dc. thank you so much. still ahead on alpha 0 flying high, it will show you the record breaking based jumper in sports with intercept that's in a moment. the business latest is sponsored by intellect, global, your real estate destination in due by the, the, the business latest these things that bind him to like global, your real estate destination into by the, [000:00:00;00] the inside the sport, peter stem. it. who's doing this in the studio for that? peter? so thank you very much. off the 2nd manager, ericsson hug. then just the united a reported lien talks with. ruben. emma room, the coach of portuguese side sporting depending on y

so i will let speak to rosamond george and he's in washington dc. i was gonna use and following this last day of comma harris's campaign, what's the latest on the well, the democratic presidential candidate and her running mate, tim walls have been speaking at a rally in ann arbor, michigan. that's of course, one of the all important battle ground states in the 2024 election. and what harris has been doing, not just at this rally in ann arbor, but really old j is making a hey, with those races, comments coming out of the trump railing in new york on sunday. the insult against, not just puerto ricans, but against african americans against jewish americans against other people have been really a gift for the harris walls campaign. they have used the incident to raise money to start airing new commercials on social media and online, and the democratic presidential candidate herself told reporters before she flew to michigan on monday that the country was tired of donald trump's diverse of notes and, and anger. and ugh, and grievances, and that it was t

washington, dc that will vote for trump-— for trump. yes, it won't be decided — for trump.in the district - for trump. yes, it won't be decided in the district of i decided in the district of columbia that we can safely say. we talked about christopher steele if you are watching in the last hour. if you were watching in the last hour you will know we have been talking to the former mi6 intelligence officer, christopher steele about his new book which hasjust been published in the united states. it is his memoir of what happened back in 2016. and why he still has some confidence in the central thrust of the intelligence work he did. the so called "steele dossier" has been largely discounted in american circles, despite the fact special counsel robert mueller discovered "numerous links between the russian government and the trump campaign". including his campaign chair paul manafort who had secretly worked for a russian billionaire with a plan to "greatly benefit the putin government". here's steele explaining why he felt it necessary to document his side of the story, three

as a team of correspondents to cover all angles of this developing story in washington dc in amman. but 1st let's head to baby boots. they know how the is joining us from the lebanese capital saying that we've now heard from the us this on the board to saying they were told about this is really ground defense of yesterday. yes, we have been trying to get confirmation from you and he's keeping for us, which is really deployed along 11 on southern border and whose mission really is to report on violations along the border. they have now issued a statement, but this statement does not confirm whether or not is rarely troop set across the, in till 11 on what it said was that they were notified by the israeli army, that there would be, quote, a limited ground incursion. and they call this an escal. laura's escal is tory steps and that's each side. it should take a step back. so in this statement, it doesn't really confirm whether or not and is ready to cross cross the border. we haven't heard from has beloved, but has the law sending a message of its own in the past hour, firing a garage

john holman, was at the council of harris rally in washington dc. as you can see the crowd now streaming. now there were definitely tens of thousands of people parked in this famous area of washington, d. c, between the white house and the washington monument. they come to here at cumberland. harry spake, i'd say that was polite, infuse, yes, and full her and full her message, but even more perhaps in that there was repudiation of donald trump and a lot of people are telling us the woman said to us and they gave it to was just to think of another donald trump presidency. another said, go just looking at this spot where in 2021, the 6th of january, he spoke to the support says, just before they stormed the copy to build a, it makes me think of how i thought well that again, basically, obviously this won't come into harris wanted people to think, to think back to that i get out at the bar, the biggest here the night was when people was saying no going back. no. going back to donald trump. presidency is coming to her as tries to get out the vote. don't

that's it for us here in washington dc. we now had you back the folly of the rest of the team in don't. patty, thank you so much. we'll see you again at 15 g m t for more us election coverage here on out this year. and we're going to stay in the us next. in sports, the los angeles dodgers is celebrating winning baseball as well series they claim the championship with a dramatic went over the new york yankees in game 5 sale malik has a detail in los angeles dodges us, celebrating the 2nd world series title in 5. these and they took the championship whole games to one of the 3 link point, but victory at the home of their opponents. the new york yankees that he looked like he was going to be the yankee days, are in john cheese lodge. any disappointed the theories much to, to run home on the 1st ending with the yankees, going on to the 5, nothing leave. the judges took some time to recover, but a strong this didn't even go them back into the game. to run double frontier hernandez helping them level things up the contest remain

sure 0 is james base and a team in washington dc. they are leading our special coverage of the us selection 2024. james. yes. several. hello, and welcome to our rooftop studio in the heart of washington dc. you can see the white house up behind me a week to go now until the photo earlier on today. we explored why the votes of americans living and 7 swing states seem to matter more than the rest of the country. now will examine why some states all by toll grounds, while others have clear widows. that's because of the electoral college system unique in the world. you can get more votes overall than your rival, but still lose if you don't have a majority of of actual college boats. we'll discuss this further with all panel of guess i'm dropped by laura brown and robinson would would when's in a moment. but the serial i think you've got a little bit more for us now on how the electoral college works. in most democracy's elections are pretty simple, voters vote the candidate with the most votes wins or the party with the most votes wins.

that's handed over to patty cole, head and a team in washington dc. as we begin our special coverage of us selection 2024 patty over to you. thank you. hello and welcome. we are live in washington dc was 7 days ago before election day from our rooftop election studio overlooking the seat of u. s. government will be discussing the key issue and what the polls suggest is a very tight rates from concerns over the economy and immigration to foreign policy . and the us has change. the relationship with the rest of the world campaigning is in its final stretch. the 2 candidates are criss crossing the country with a special focus on 7 key battleground, swing states, which will likely determine whether cala harris or donald trump gets to the white house here behind me. so 50 states, 330000000 people, but because most traditionally vote one way or the other who wins the race, the white house is likely to come down to the handful of states. they might go either way. they're called swing states. and this year there are 7, pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, north

test esta tarde en noticias telemundo desde washington dc, la v vicepresidenta kamala harris sin of thees is to always ensure infiltro. >> la candidata de destaca la aportacion de los inmigrantes a estados unidos. >> dice que es posible tener fronteras seguras y un sistema migratorio integrales. >> lo importante de saber de mi prima es que es una luchona, como decimos en mexico. >> ademas, en exclusiva, camaras, hablamos con la prima mexicana de kamala harris. >> ademas, el ex jefe de gabinete de donald trump define al expresidente como un fascista y advierte del peligro que representaria que llegue a un segundo mandato. >> mandato. >> republicanos califican las declaraciones como una mentira burda. >> el legendario pelotero fernando valenzuela. >> no va a haber otro como el. >> fanaticos el fanaticos desde los angeles hasta en su tierra natal recuerdan el legado del astro de los dodgers y el departamento de seguridad nacional tiene identificadas a mas de 600 personas con posibles vinculos con el tren de aragua. >> casos criminales que involucran a la peligrosa pandilla se reportan en s

tonight you are going to hear a successful record of bipartisanship, how hard i worked in washington dc telling oregon's story and the successes we brought home to oregon's fifth congressional district. unlike what you will see from my opponent who is going to distract from her failed record in the state legislature for almost ten years, she's going to stand before you tonight and express her opinions but what we know is that she has a failed factual track record. she has supported rioters because she thinks she should work in concert with rioters, she has supported rapists because she think it is better to protect them than the victims, she has protected criminals and drug cartels by having open street drugs for young people. the fentanyl crisis is killing our kids so i'm looking forward to taking your questions tonight and exposing her failed record. >> moderator: thank you. janelle bynum, one minute for your opening remarks. >> bynum: good evening. i am janelle bynum, a sport loving mom of 4, electrical engineer, small business owner and four term state legislator. i am running becau

all right, thanks very much for us then jordan, the in washington dc. now as we've been mentioning is waiting me to say how shams off your data was the potential targets in those strikes and southern bay route. so if it didn't is a cousin of his well as late lita hudson, this yellow, he's a possible successor to take over the groups leadership. he's serving as the head of his beloved executive council, and is considered the 2nd most important person in his beloved a subsidy. and as a close ties with the wrong, has been designated a terrorist by the us and saudi arabia. rama cory is a distinguished public policy fellow at the american university of a root is joining us from new york. rama is good to speak to you again. what would it mean to as well, to take out how she failed in? i don't mean just one more leader of the palestinian or our resistance group that has been fighting. israel has been eliminated. this has been going on for about 4050 years, these rallies, and even the priest design this before that word routinely of trying to decapitate the mov

kimberly how to joining us from washington, dc. so just talk us through what we heard from kind of le harris so far. yeah, this was a speech really about choice and what cala harris did there was try to make the argument that she was a contrast to her opponent. donald trump, not only in the location that was chosen, the fact that this was a location that in 2021 donald trump used to rally his supporters to that then attacked the capital on january 6th, trying to return the results of the 2020 us election but also a contrast in terms of the agenda should one of them become the next president of the united states. she said in her speech that on day one, donald trump, if he is chosen, is the next president, the united states will walk in with an enemies list. she says if she's chosen as the next president the united states, she will walk in with a to do list and that was certainly a very loud applause line. but the bottom line is, is that she tried to offer a promise of a hope in her presidency. should she be elected, where she painte

politeness with questions. >> will in fact, you write and "the soul of civility," when i moved washington dcnto good job in politics, my confidence in platonist was shaken pretty but i discovered that those who survived conceded in washington, they often did so using two tactics, punishing ruthlessness or extreme politeness. >> this exactly right and thus are two extremes that i experience when i was anything federal government when also defined art body politics and publicic discourse but a large today as well unless on one hand people were hostile and they were belligerent and they knew what they wanted inno the use of violence get there emotional social violence to get there pretty and i first i thought they were my people and highlight these were people woud smile and flatter for one minute and then stab us in the back the next that is really perfect for boxing and it scared me pretty first about these were polar opposites then realized she sides of the same coin these extreme hostility and extreme politeness because they had a high view of the dignity and beauty of the human person the

all right, tours and jordan, thanks very much for that from washington dc. let's go to atlanta, georgia and that's where ellen fishing it is. what's trump doing there today? i'll and with face leaders and face group in atlanta. first thing today and then he has a riley here in the heart of atlanta. it's in the basketball arena, which is just behind me behind that big screen that you can see behind me. it holds about 18000 people. the heading to that sort of numbers is gonna stay the stream of people, but what we haven't seen as the, the numbers of a people that i've been other riley's earlier this week as well. um, what is interesting is whether or not donald trump will address those comments about puerto rico from the raleigh. of course, many people were surprised that has been a backlash about that. in the past. we've had donald trump, who just refuses to accept any responsibility. and certainly the trump campaign said that the comments were neither approved nor seen by donald trump in advance. and people are distract being distracted from the comments of

you are in two cemeteries, you're in the oldest black cemetery in washington dc where people who were born enslaved and died enslaved were buried. but the good thing is this is a park like cemetery and i ought to tell you there are graves everywhere, although you don't see markers there are 8 to 10,000 bodies here. we are head to toe everywhere, 3 to 5 people deep in burial . we've had ground penetrating radar on all the flat ground of the original entrance door to the corner of this yellow home and just imagine that line going all the way down to the water. behind us is rock creek and we are in rock creek park technically. so that's anational park service park . so that's the original entrance . this is the original purchase of the sacred ground. this is originally called the old methodist burying ground, purchased by a methodist church in 1772, founded in georgetown. they purchased the land for both free and enslaved white folks to be very. we think everybody started off separated, not so much. it's 1808 and we are buried in the cemetery but in 1816 the free blacks were like we need

she will speak to the american people at the ellipse in washington, dc, the same spot where her republican rival donald trump edge to support as the font like hell on january 6th of 2020. after losing the presidential election for more, i'm joined now by washington bureau chief anus paul in washington. it is good to see you in a right. so talk, where is carmella? harris is likely to be directing her energy at this point with 7 dies to go see a tracking attacking donald trump more selling himself with this light stage. and i think she will do both. but it's of course, no incident that you use like giving one of her big final speeches here in washington at the very spot about donald trump. urge to supporters to march towards the capital pretty much 4 years ago. i was there and to the end it's still giving me goosebumps to just remember this moment the what's come off to that and so i'm sure she will focus on democracy and watch it stakes. here, but of course we'll also try to show her a major topic. and this is of course, the protection of reproductive rights. let's have a listen. what's a r

so tanya agreement in jerusalem and let's go to washington dc. now with dw, with photo stuff on the siemens joins us the stuff on what's been the response from the white house to those attacks? well, the white house is giving itself mute. it's right now, but a few hours ago there was a response. number one, the us and the white house is emphasizing absolutely adamant about emphasizing that it had no active or passive role in this regulatory air strike, or military operation of israel by israel against iran. the whitehouse is really, really a keen on making iran and everybody else know that they really had no part in this . how ever is it right. as also said that the president of course, as well as vice president harris, who is on the campaign trail here, were brief in real time. there was a telephone conversation and a phone call between the secretary of defense, lloyd austin, and his phone don't his equivalent. and israel, a secretary of defense or defense minister along and at austin the pedagogy fear, emphasized there that there the united sta

d is senior fellow kentucky as a foundation for defensive democracies in washington, dc annually. or i asked him how important the target of this attack was both strategically and symbolically for turkey as well. i think it's important from both angles that you've just mentioned the subject to the uh, as well as politically simply because it is a premier and flagship organization, which is sort of the main backer of turkey's essential sort of defense industry innovations from you know, the 5th generation pfizer across to all sorts of other uh, entity such as drones, as well as of a sophisticated weaponry that's what he is trying to pioneer. and so the symbolic, the symbolism cannot be lost on that is because it is intended from what it looks like, depending on who claims responsibility for this 3. it's sort of the strength of the heart of turkeys, offensive capabilities as well as it's sort of mandatory as industrial base and really send a hard message saying that to, you know, 3 keys enemies. they're essentially interested in sort of showing that, you know, they're waiting to tak

she's joining us from washington dc. thank you so much for joining us. what's been the response? have we had any response yet from the white hi. say a to what we've heard. the national security and national security council spokesperson of say that is really, is currently conducting the strikes it targeted strikes on military targets in the key point they're being military targets because of this strike, this retaliatory attack. and it's been a long time coming. something that's been discussed here in washington for the past 3 weeks since that iranian attack on israel, on october 1st. and there was, of course, a lot of speculation, whether it was going to be targeting a power facilities or even nuclear facilities. so that is something that stood out to me in the n a c statement. and the other thing of course, is that the, the, this counter attack is happening within the framework of israel's right of self defensive. so that's pretty much in line with what we have been hearing out of washington a, virtually since the beginning of, of this work. and certainly since the beginning of

thank you so much for stuff in simon's dw reporter in washington dc. we're really grateful for your insights. okay, here's a recap of what we know of ideas. maybe a tax on iran so far is rose public bro. costa says the tax on iran all over off the 3 waves hit the country as well as military spokes passed and said pris precise strikes. hitting military targets the us as cool. the attacks an act of self this defends us. officials say israel informs washington in advance of the attacks and iran has canceled flights on all routes until further notice and has closed its space in response to the attacks. okay, now i'm going to bring in all the diagrams. she's in iran aspect with the washington based thing time the atlantic time. so it's really great to have you with us. she's also the editor of the kind of source, iran sourced blog. i q rates a for the we can use left to the rain this. this is how do you assess the scale of the is really attack so far from what we know so far as well as you know that it's over for now, but we really won't know how bad the re

would really appreciate it 5 at a god live in washington dc. i think to the southern level now with 5 people have been killed and several others wounded. following and is rarely drawn . stripe, near a school affiliation with the united nations relief and works agency for palestinian refugees. the attack happened of the town of bush al chamonix and the statement on was that its facility wasn't directly hit and that no faith tallapoosa could. inside the building and age people have been killed. and then as wally strikes near the coastal city of siding, that's all she say at least 25 people injured. those of jabari has moved from the route to split another deadly day across the country, israel as attacking a village of the site that is south east of the coastal town of side and about 40 kilometers from where i'm standing in the lebanese capital about this is known as the village is known to be a, has all the strongholds, but this attack came it without any warning on a residential building. we saw as the pictures of the aftermath of complete and u

senior fellow and the founding the right to all the run program at the middle east institute in washington, dc. he gave me his assessments on ease ralph strikes. i look, i think, yeah, so far the messaging frontier. right. and that speaks to uh, you know, limited uh, damage done by the strikes really speaks to what do you run a forest will come next, which is to, to say that there won't be another follow ups that this is israel's retaliation. if that is the case, it seems to me listening to reading and officials that iran will be happy to sort of wrap this up, this round of tit for tat if you will. but you know, obviously we have to wait and see what is real. might do, i mean these readings might consider this as one 1st way more waves to come? i doubt it, i think made for israel to this is the moment will they're going to step back and say, now they've retired, but again, it's impossible to know till we see what the ais rabies might do in the next coming days or so, right. what these are out did not do is not targets nuclear and oil facilities, which is something that you as want against. why

that's a political intelligence problem and she joins us live from washington, dc, reading a good job. you were there, so at this point and neither candidates as close a deal, it's not an official was the same. then his report, the race still will not connect a critical well. those speeches last night from both harris and from are they lock it up, swayed undecided, vote as a tool, a, a d b 's finale, speeches from both harris and trump in dc and pennsylvania respectively. where speeches intended to really give their all. and i think both of them did just that . you heard a long ranging speech from trunk, not only long at length, but really lengthy, in terms of policy views, something that we're not used to hearing from trump. when he spoke, he spoke with the sing for aussie, we hear from him, there were a number of falsities there within his remarks, but more than anything i grabbed onto a lot of how he very clearly gave what he would do when he takes office. it should be noted, he's broke from a teller prompt, or which is also not the typical thing that trump does. where is with here

well, not bringing him to the house at joining us in washington dc. so come on, harris is calling to night speech for a closing argument against donald trump. kimberly what, what can you tell us about that? yeah, we've already had some x serves that have been given to us. and what we know in terms of the argument she will make is that she's going to really put spray donald trump as a start choice. and a contrast from what she is offering voters, she's going to say that donald trump is obsessed with grievance and out for revenge . and she will also say that she doesn't believe that people who disagree with her are the enemy in contrast to donald trump. and she's also going to say that she wants to put people that disagree with her him in jail. she, on the other hand, will give people that disagree with her a seat at the table. and she promises or will promise when she delivers her speech . but she will be a president for all americans now in terms of the location and you touched on this in the introduction, it is certainly a location that was deliberat

that spring and for the val, he's joining us live from washington dc. it is a striking statement of support for as well as it launches a ground defensive and another country. so yeah, i'm not as the official us line, but i am, we've had this months helping me, but the us side it supports is row and it supports israel is rights to defend itself. just touching us on that stuff. he just said back in a mom she was just talking about how in these situations there was always a fair if you never know where this may end up. and that is the fear of many in the fight in administration because they are really concerned that this could lead to an escalation and could lead to a much larger or like will, i was gonna bring you out some details of just coming to us. this is being reported in his writing media. this is being attributed to michael has talk the is ready and busted to, to the us who is a pony psych. but the us administration understood the essence of the operation and 11. and i did not restrict those bites, so i'm just a very short statement that. but if y

it might not of ever the latest update on us reaction from the washington dc. right. now let's go to all the bias is the wrong project. all right, so the international crisis group and he joins us now from washington dc as well. thank you so much for joining us. only a very tense time at the moment. 2 months ago iran said that it would react to the killing of how must be the smile on a. then we have nothing for 2 months. and here we all where they've carried out this time, which the us has described as much stronger than the one back in april. how much has is roles successes recently by taking out those top leaders, whether it's from hezbollah or how much have to do with what we saw from here on today for those successes or a huge factor here because iran felt that it was on its back. so it's that, so there was this perception that it's restraints then. sonya is getting into iran in late july was being interpreted by israel as a sign of weakness. and it was worried that that would encourage israel to continue to press its advantage and even come after ron's interest d

my kinda in washington dc. we're going to go to honda. so who to whose life was in amman and jordan. that's because these are the government's bind, i'll just from reporting inside israel. so this operation has been going on for several hours. not jose israel describing what's going on or will these really military have said this is something that is small and it's scopes saying that they're targeted raids, not referring to it as an invasion into sovereign lebanese territory. it's also important to mention that the military statement had come out and the army had said that the operation was already going on for our is coming out for approval from israel security cabinet and the rest of the political echelon benjamin netanyahu holding a meeting on monday and then afterwards, just holding a smaller meeting with security and defense officials finalizing that approval for these really military, for this ground invasion that has been prepared for, for quite some time. these really have been amassing tanks, military equipment and troops along t

a pretense who was acid demonstration in washington dc. just demonstration here in washington dc, outside the wifi sort of several plans for the weekend just before the october 7th . i'm over straight up 2 to 300 people. i'd say sort of the barricades are off outside the white house. no one can get anywhere near the residence of the presidents, but you do have to one to the other we've seen in the past, tens of thousands of people in the streets of washington. so i did ask one of the old devices, is she getting a sense of perhaps there's some fatigue over the issue. i'm upset to this to protest as you, once we've to see would probably the streets of washington dc. i don't think that people are fatigued. i think the community has been rightfully enraged, has been mourning the loss of over a 100000 martyrs in the last year alone. and i think people have taken up work in a lot of different friends. we've seen millions of people mobilizing the streets all year long every single day. and we've also seen work being done by labor unions and, and

we have joining us from washington, dc, hands know, professor of government at georgetown university in south devon, england. george mumbo an ofa and environmental activist, and then bush and bore. i'm already here back a. she's the vice president of the burgundy in green movement and president of the east africa green federation. welcome to old, if i could start with hands. so the news pag, of course, is we have an election very soon in the united states. let me start hands by asking you what do the green stand for but in the united states. so the green party is the attempts to be sort of the reflection of the green party um, or nationally. but it also is just a 3rd party challenge. protests type party because most of the interest that the green party stands for are also incorporated into the democratic party. and so it's really people who are not satisfied with how much the democratic party is paying attention either to those issues or in this election to other issues, particularly the united states handling of the conflict and gaza. so people who want to see a more um pro guys a p

okay, thanks very much for that to update the from washington dc. it should have per ton see, well that sounds a goal is that where at least 68 palestinians have been killed since sunday morning, 2 people have been killed in an astro icon, a residential house, and all shots the refugee come. the child is among the dead, is a far as he say, 11 of those have been injured now hundreds and will in the know fall fleeing is ready. forces vaulted a round assault. so the families have been taking whatever they can hold and belong, that belongs to them, so they can leaving on foot these, ready on the plains, how mazda is regrouping and rebuilding infrastructure in giovanni us at least one school was a time on sunday. while our reports and lots of fluids, witness 1st time the strike on jamalia another. have you ever strive just right now? you have to come out of the hospital, which is doesn't leave it related area charges as it's arriving to come out of the house to the right. now here is a, a list to baby right now. it was exactly to say there is a women tha

we begin in washington dc where later today, the imf will publish its twice yearly global economic outlook expected to be downbeat. the international monetary fund is expected to say that with one or two exceptions such as the us, most rich economies are suffering from meagre growth if not outright recession. all of which makes their debt burdens unsustainable. so how bad is it? our north america business correspondent — michelle fleury has been speaking to a former deputy director of the imf. the international monetary fund issues into semi annual world economic outlook later this tuesday. they were warned of an unforgiving economic backdrop for government finances around the world with public debt level set to pass $100 trillion by the end of the year, driven mostly by the us and china. so what can be done about it? a question i put a former imf deputy director, the president of queen's college cambridge. as only fawn solutions to high that. growth is the answer to most debt problems. then, if you can't get growth, you can try what is called financial repression, what we've done, lower i

now my kinda is in washington dc for us. so mike, what is the us positions in all of this as well? the implication they have from president biden was that he did have some information about at that stage. the is really plans for what they call a limited ground invasion. a spokesman for the white house would not a terrify any further saying that one needs to speak directly to the is really all need to get that type of information. also saying that to the us would not discuss ongoing diplomatic contents. we did hear from the state department as well, where it was made very clear that there was knowledge of an imminent israeli ground defensive when it would take what natured would take. well, that was something that the state department to would not comment on. now we also heard from all branches of dividing the administration, what has become a mantra, and that is, it defends, as well as right to defend itself. at the same time, the cautions, often in civilian casualties in this ongoing is really offensive. but now this is a mess of escalation of the conflict, and that is something t

i never put the democratic party before our community and i won't do it in washington dc. we have to send a message to washington that politics as usual has to come to an end. we can't just say anything to win. you have to be honest in your leadership and you have to actually show. don't take what john and i said tonight, we are both making our best case. go look at our records. see what john has accomplished in two years in congress. see what the leadership of his party has accomplished in the last two years in congress and look at what i did in 10 years in the state legislature. i'm proud to be running, to be your next congress member and i respectfully ask for your vote. joe: thank you. let's give our candidates a round of applause. >> discover the heartbeat of democracy was c-span's voice is 2024 as we engage voters ahead of election day, asking wise it important to vote? >> i feel it's very important to vote so we can pick the proper candidates to lead our country and whether you are not sure, you should definitely get out and vote. >> i vote because my ancestors bled

let me take the question back to hands in washington dc. and no matter how strong the coming green ground is, we'll deal stein's major role in this selection. be simply to decide how much votes pallet the come on, how it's get. so whether she makes it into the white house on, on, depending on how much she eats from support the democrats. is that the way you see it, hans? yeah, i mean, i think that's definitely what it comes down to. i mean, one thing we can be pretty confident about with this election. here's that jill stein is not going to be the next president of the united states. we don't know much else. it's very, very close. and when it's close, any little thing get matter. so it's quite possible that the margin of victory in the handful swing states that end up determining the outcome will be smaller than the number of votes that joe stein gets. we can't be sure where those votes are coming from. maybe those are people who wouldn't devote at all, but probably those are people who would have voted for the democrat because the green in

let's go live to john henry and he's in washington dc. don't. so how is the by demonstration viewing these latest events unfolding and 11 on, with israel seemingly bent on a positive regional escalation as well during the present. and it hasn't spoken since the latest attacks on lebanon by israel, but president biden expressed some exasperation. he spoke to reporters several hours ago and they asked how likely it was it all out war could be averted and he said, how certain are you that it's not going to rain? yeah, but he was asked if american troops would be sent in. and he expressed exasperation again, saying we have already helped israel, we're going to protect israel. what you're hearing from him is clearly the us is not going to increase its support for israel at this time in terms of actual military assistance, has done plenty and spent $15000000000.00 over the past year during this war that's about to reach its anniversary and but the binding ministration knows that benjamin netanyahu, the prime minister of israel, has not been listening

so she advertised their washington dc. start. let's take a look at the situation for these ready time. just being held in garza, there are $251.00, his ratings and foreigners that were taken captive on october. the 7th, by how much and the other 517. his writings have returned time. most of them released in exchange deals of his rescued by the as randy army. the currently a 101 captives held in garza 36 of whom have been declared dead. but is there any prime minister benjamin netanyahu has announced that half of the captives are alive . 37 bodies of cap tips of be repatriated to israel by so believe to have been killed by is ready. 5 and 8. people have been rescued by is ready forces, but not without devastating consequences. so hard has this report. now. these are the faces of those taken into garza from southern is riley towns a year ago. the youngest stay the boss just 8 months old. the oldest, slow months aged 86, his family were originally from iraq from us and other published the inspections kidnapped his ratings and for na

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of course, in salumi as well from washington dc. the secretary of state anthony, blinking ward, north korean troops would become legitimate military target. should they enter the battlefield in ukraine? something that the united states is expecting to happen in the coming days blinking attempted to pay the presence of these north ram troops in russia as a sign of russian weakness. knowing that the russians are suffering some 1200 casualties a day. and he also painted the move by russia as a violation of un security council resolutions and international law. something that russia has challenged at the united nation saying, if united states can help ukraine, why can't russia's allies help russia in this conflict? while the united states has argued that north korea is under sanctions at the united nations because of its nuclear program. and it has been since 2006 of course, those sanctions have not stopped north korea from launching ballistic missiles, including one in the last 24 hours. so we see the united states attempting to ramp u

i mean this is the kind of silly nonsense that's going on in washington dc and the few votes that they'veccomplished and again what's been the most unproductive session in us history have been to slash things like social security and medicare and john has supported them. i'd have a lot easier time buying the line that i'm standing up to my own party had he stood up and said no we're not going to make those cuts . joe: congressman, one minute for rebuttal. rep. duarte: let's look 2020 to 2000 22. complete democratic control. america spent almost 10 trillion doll in additional spending the inflation reduction act build back better all pieces of the new green deal. with that money we could have saved social security and medicare but we didn't. not? why did we spend all that money, the chips act, 200 $50 billion, why didn't we put that money toward saving social security and medicare? why don't we rescind some of that money and save social security and medicare? joe: adam, one minute to respond. adam gray: john does not bring up the massive tax cuts given to some of the wealthiest people in t

he's standing by for us in washington dc. so at the bottom they're saying i'm comfortable with them stopping. we should have a ceasefire, not spending mute. it's kind of a response to the question, what is the us position and all of this a indeed, yes, it was a muted response on would appear to show some kind of display of, of these really action. but what it also does is implies that president biden was aware of what that action was going to be a ground defensive, even though israel made to him that as a limited operation. uh, but the us generally has been as saying throughout the day that it does have information that this ground defensive was looming. we heard that from the state department, but we also heard along with those comments uh the mantra, from us officials. and that is that israel has the right to its own security, which preludes, any other comments that might be made, that certainly they would know, calls to for, as well, to hold it's operations. even though we sold the what appeared to be some discomfort on pr