Hello everyone, and good morning. Welcome to cnn this morning saturday, september 21st. Im Amara Walker and im Danny Freeman in for victor blackwell. Thank you so much for having me with you today to have your dad. Heres what working on for you this morning battleground blitz, Vice President Kamala Harris rails against former President Donald Trump over reproductive rights and Lastminute Trip to georgia. While trump heads to North Carolina they were there republican backed candidate for governor is resisting calls to resign for lewd comments. He made on a Porn Site. Allies or former President Trump approved a controversial new rule in the Battleground State of georgia that some say could delay election results the changes they are calling for, and why both democrats and republicans say the fight is far from over. Plus israeli forces hit hezbollah strongholds in lebanon, killing a top target. Were live with the latest on the escalating conflict and rising fears of an allout war ahead. P
Bridge. Com or visit a Store Today watching us here in the ide states, canada, and around the world, im Kim Brunhuber. This is Cnn Newsroom. Donald trump is getting set to campaign in North Carolina, will look at how a scandal involving one of his allies could make victory there a lot harder Kamala Harris visits the Battleground State of georgia, where reproductive rights of become a Front And Center issue for her campaign. And scientists get an unprecedented look because what they ominously called the Doomsday Glacier. Well look at what they learned and what it could mean for humanity atlanta. This is Cnn Newsroom with Kim Brunhuber we begin this hour in the Battleground State of North Carolina, where Donald Trump is set to hold a Campaign Rally later today. Its his first event there since Cnns Investigation into the States Trump approved candidates that for Governor Mark Robinson revealed disturbing online activity involving a pornographic website. Trump has yet to comment on the con
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