know. >> i hope no one uses it to describe me. thank you so much for joining us today. the lead with jake tapper starts in three seconds. >> tuffah nasty are nice and calm. belief starts right now we're just three days away from the 2024 first general election presidential still debated airs right here on cnn and former president trump is taking his debate prep to the campaign trail, asked me supporters what approach he should take on thursday night? biden is preparing with his closest advisers behind closed doors over camp david had it's been two years since the supreme court decision that overturned roe versus wade setting off fight in states over reproductive rights were to take a closer look at what has happened across the country since roe fell. plus the violent scenes out of los angeles is pro-palestinian supporters. the city ended up on a synagogue in a predominantly jewish neighborhood to protest the war in gaza. now, several lawmakers and president biden's and demonstration was that that's submitted welcome lead. >> i'm phil mattingly in for jake tapper and we start today with, of course, are 2024 lead because we are just three days so away from the biggest event of this presidential election cycle so far. on thursday night, right here on cnn, president joe biden and former president donald trump will face off in their first debate, a matchup moderated by our own jake tapper and dana bash. today, we're getting new details about how both candidates are preparing behind the scenes. >> but today also marks the two-year anniversary the supreme court overturned roe versus wade president biden, make it clear how he may go after donald trump on the issue of abortion and a new campaign video released just today. maga republicans row is just the beginning. we're going to try to ban the right to choose a nationwide for coming for ivf and birth control next, replicating this extremism without trial p previewed his potential response on the topic during the faith and freedom event over the weekend thanks to these justices, we have also achieved what the pro-life movement fought to get for 49 years and we've gotten a bortion out of the federal government and back to the stack we start things off with cnn's mj lee at the white house and cnn's kristen holmes down in west palm beach, florida near donald trump's mar-a-lago home, mj. >> i want to store with you because the president has holed up in camp david with his closest advisers makes the building behind you a little quieter. perhaps didn't normal. >> what do we know about what's been happening behind the scenes? well, phil, i think an undeniable feature of preparing to debate donald trump is preparing for the unpredictable at trump himself. we saw over the weekend teasing that question of which version of himself is going to show up on thursday night was going to be asd or was he going to be calmer and let president biden speak and i think the truth is the biden team has no idea which version of donald trump is going to show up. and that is precisely i see why the team is trying to prepare the president for all possibilities, including as one senior adviser, put it the possibility of a very disciplined donald trump's showing up this adviser was saying that they basically see the trump campaign so far this cycle as being a lot more disciplined than the last time around or even going back to 2016 and all that could translate to the president being a little bit more on message and restrain this time around, particularly when compared to the first time that donald trump and joe biden squared off in that debate in 2020 when the debate was really overtaken by the former president interrupting a name-calling and insults. and i think all of this sort of makes for the best okay, drop of the mock debates that we expect the biden team to engage in. in the next few days at camp david, where aides have said really recreating the experience of going up up against donald trump is a key feature of those exercises, including capturing the relentless nature that donald trump chins can show. and i think one of the the most important issues at the trump the biden team, excuse me, is preparing for is the issue of reproductive rights. and today on the two-year anniversary of the dobbs decision, it's very clear that what the biden team is preparing for the president to say on this issue, on the debate stage is really lay. the blame for the overturning of roe view wade squarely at donald trump's speed. a central focus of their campaign. kristen, it's been fascinating. trump's allies for months, if not longer, have kind of framed the current president is doddering and borderline senile on some level, maybe in more aggressive terms now though, his surrogates making very clear, they've they think he can debate what's going on here yeah, they couldn't have set the bar lower for president joe biden then now all of a sudden there is an effort to try and backtrack some of that. >> you saw governor doug burgum over the weekend talking about how joe biden has been running for election for decades that he knows how to debate you her jd vance, when a podcast earlier today saying that the bar was set too low for president biden, that anything that donald trump did, he'd have to really wu everybody in order to actually, when we have heard complaints about everything thank from the coverage to the moderators to essentially every possible scenario saying that the system is essentially rigged against donald trump in boosting up present biden, something that we have not heard for some time just to reminder it is president trump himself or former president trump himself who has been setting the bar so low for biden, as you said, basically saying that he isn't competent now, we are hearing this from all of trump's allies really trying to set the table here saying that biden is a great debater at some cases, hearing that this isn't going to not work out and donald trump himself, which donald trump is going to show up. you heard mj saying the preparing for any donald trump well, as senior divisors don't know which donald trump is going to show up. i can tell you that they have been prepping him. they don't use the word prep. they say policies, sessions to stay on message to talk about the economy talks about immigration, those issues that he pulls ahead of biden on. but as anyone knows, donald trump himself is going to show up and be whichever version of dollars trump he is that day. and anyone close to him who says they know that he'll stay on message or that he's going to be on the attack simply is not telling the truth because if you really get to the heart of the people we'll close to donald trump. they don't know who's going to show up on thursday. >> that is very true. kristen holmes, mj lee. thank you, both. >> well, the two years since the dobbs decision has drastically changed the landscape for many women seeking abortion and reproductive care in the us. make tirrell takes a look back at some of the women and families cnn previously met and shows us just how much things have changed in the two years since roe v. wade was overturned. we've crossed the country hearing from women and families about the transformation and access to reproductive health care. >> i continue to feel this baby move and knowing that i'm going to give birth and watch my child pass the effects of the dobbs v. >> jackson decision that overturned the constitutional right to abortion have stretched also to miscarriage care as clinics have closed down, reducing access to lower cost procedures in critical moments for patients. >> i wanted to have that dan see, i didn't want to have to go through it at home knowing that it was gonna be horrifying and to in vitro fertilization after a state supreme court decision temporarily through alabama's providers into legal limbo by declaring that destroyed frozen embryos deserve protection under the state's 18, 72 wrongful death of a minor act now, there are so much uncertainty about the safety of growing embryos and storing embryos. now, 14 states have near total bans on abortion, seven others restrict it between six and 18 weeks of pregnancy. and the landscape continues to change. we went inside an abortion clinic in jacksonville, florida hours before six-week ban took effect. may 1. >> it's very scary that these laws are being put in the place affecting not just local patients like candace, who feared continuing a pregnancy would be risky to her health and requested anonymity. but also limiting access to care across the whole region. this changes everything for the entire southeast over the last two years. >> how has the number of abortions in the us changed while we see that there were on average 8,000 fewer abortions each month across all of the states that ban or severely restricted abortion nationally. the number is greater. now, total number growth abortions per month as compared to the pre-dobbs period of time. >> states where abortion is legal, have tried to improve access and use of medication abortion via telehealth has increased as well in the first of two abortion cases, it heard this term, the supreme court upheld access to medication, abortion, but it hasn't yet ruled on whether hospitals states with abortion bans can provide emergency abortions to protect the health of the person who's pregnant. >> many of my patients are scared to be pregnant. and idaho, it stems from a challenge to idaho jose abortion law, one of the strictest in the country, a law that meant jen and john atkins said they had to travel more than 400 miles across state lines to get a procedure. >> she needed and never wanted i want it to be pregnant i wanted to have this baby, but she wasn't going to live and my my health was at risk two and fill the estimates. are that more than 171,000 people have been in a similar situation to jen and john have had to travel across state lines and did so in 2023 to access abortion, we've also heard that doctors have left states with strict abortion bans because it's so hard to practice medicine there. so this is really he changing and it's continuing to change as we saw with florida, justin may and we are expecting net second supreme court decision potentially as soon as this week felt significant changes over 12 months, make sure all thanks so much and joining me now to discuss his democratic congresswoman susan, they'll been a of washington stage is the chair of the democratic congressional campaign committee, congresswoman, thanks so much for your time. i want to start with a policy issue before we can dig into the politics of abortion, you tweet today i'll keep fighting to restore and protect reproductive rights for all here's my question is, is the position right now for democrats codification of row as it stood prior to dobbs, or is it perhaps going further a more expansive push for say, the women's health protection act, which passed the house when democrats last held the majority we absolutely want to pass the woman's health protection act and put back in place that protections from row this decision, the dobbs decision two years ago has been devastating and we have women all across the country feeling the impact of the dangerous decision that was made it's endangering the lives, the health, and the well-being of women across the country and as you've shown, we see story after story after story of the impact. >> so we need to pass that legislation and put those protections back in place. >> what do you say the former president has taken a position which he's repeated over and over is then very on message what which is not necessarily the norm for him when he says, look, yes, my supreme court overturned roe versus wade. >> however, we sent it back to the states. if you don't like the state, you're in, you can move blue states can do a blue states want to do red states can do a red states wanted to. why is that not a valid position here? >> because that isn't the republican position. the republican position is to put in place a nationwide abortion ban. and they've been very clear about that we've seen policy after policy after policy to take away reproductive rights even in blue states, to prevent people from getting access. even in blue states. so this has been really devastating for women across the country and we should be very clear this is not just a state issue and even this week, we're going to see in in policy that comes on the floor with the defense funding bill, they're putting in policy writers to take away reproductive rights from service members. so over and over again, just see what they do. their goals and nationwide abortion ban from a political perspective, obviously this is a cornerstone of democratic campaigns. its cornerstone, the issue and focusing on the issue as a cornerstone of the president's campaign as well. we went through this in 2022. were there are a lot of democrats are, weren't sure that that was exactly the issue they wanted everybody to focus on. it ended up being very effective for democrats. but if you've look at factors for people's votes, now, we can pull up the poll. it shows the economy is clearly at the top. they 2% inflation the top of everybody's mind, democracy, crime, border guns, all above, abortion. why do you think this will be an analog to 2022 and not a different moment for voters because it's been on the ballot many times, it's 2022. and when abortion rights are on the ballot, people turn out to defend those rights. and democrats, when we saw that, since november of 2022, we've seen elections in kansas, in virginia, in ohio so in wisconsin, i'm even recently a state legislative race and alabama where democrat one flipping that seat by 30 points after the alabama supreme court took away protections for in vitro fertilization. so it absolutely has been on the ballot and we have seen increase turnout because people want to protect reproductive freedom. and we know over 60% of voters across the country support abortion rights, right? so this is an issue today, just as much as it was in november of 2022, we would always sound like before i let you go, the interest to see outraised the detroit which you ron for the first time in the wake of donald trump's conviction. and i'm not saying onetime makes a trend or that that's going to be the way going forward. well, it'd be question is, do you think that that burst of donations after the conviction is something that republicans can continue to poll over the course of the coming months. are you concerned about their fundraising? >> you know, we've had strong support. we've got raised the nrcc by over $40 this cycle folks are engaged, they care about making sure that we protect their rights, their freedoms, our democracy, and our future. and so we're gonna have the resources to compete across a country. we only need for more seats to take back the majority. we're going to take back those gavels and stand up for the american people. >> woman susan de, thanks so much for your time. >> thanks for coming out. the former president says he has a quote, good chance of winning new york this november, i'll speak to a republican who used to represent new york and congress asking whether trump actually has a shot and brand new details of a key hearing. and judge cannon's courtroom today, what that indicates about calls for a gag order on the former president. that's next laura coates live tonight at 11 eastern on cnn, harlem has everything, but i couldn't find a lot of anywhere i. started my own studio and with the right help, i can make this plate by law even better, earn up to 5% cash back on business essentials, chasing business cash card from chase for business if you're like i was, you're tired of worn-out plastic mats under your profit they dent in crack and they're uncomfortable to roll on. i found a premium alternative a glass chairman, 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trump and his classified documents case. this one requested by prosecutors after trump falsely claim the fbi tried to kill him in the raid on his mar-a-lago resort well earlier today, trump's legal team tried to disqualify special counsel jack smith. again by arguing he shouldn't be paid with federal funds. let's get straight to cnn's evan perez having is there any indication at this point of how judge cannon might rule? i'm a gag order specifically well, it fill it just based on the arguments we just watched over the last hour. she's not inclined to grant this gag order from the former, but by the prosecutors on the former president, at least not yet. she's right now, this hearing is still ongoing. but she expressed a lot of skepticism about what the prosecutors are trying to sell and things got really got heated between prosecutor david harbach and judge aileen cannon at one point, she she told the prosecutor, i don't appreciate your tone and she said she wanted the quorum in her courtroom and that if he couldn't provide that, then i'm sure one of them the other prosecutors could make this argument for her part of her problem with what the government is asking for is she says that there are other ways for the government to accomplish what they're seeking, which is to protect some of the witnesses, some of the federal agents who carried out the search of mar-a-lago back in august of 2022? that's what concerns that's what the prosecutors are raising concerns over. and they're saying that the former president regularly, both about the impact of his words on his followers. and yet wants to have no consequence for what the actions of some of those threats are. and so at this stage, we were still hearing some of the arguments about these possible threats against federal agents, and we don't expect that judge aileen cannon will rule from the bench, fill. >> all right. amperes for us. thank you joining us now for republican congressman from new york and he, zeldin carson, appreciate your time. also ran for governor, razor thin race, which i think seraph surprised a lot of people for the state of new york. i'll get to new york in a second, but you also, in terms of broader statewide, but you know, a lot of the republicans in that state, in the house. it's why republicans have a majority. however small it may be a lot of them. rohde, your coattails on some degree, they may disagree with that. i'm interested. do you feel like the trial is a legal issues both the conviction, but also what's still going on with special counsel? okay. so this has an impact on those front-line republicans well, i think that in new york, it's made president trump spent a few weeks inside of this city. >> he ends up doing his rally in the south bronx. he went to go visit the bodega were jose elbow was attacked visit the construction site, lower manhattan and had the rally and wild would new jersey, i think his presence inside of the state being from the state, uh, his numbers are a lot better than they were when he first ran in 16 first time or ending its president biden in 20 2020. it was about a 23 points spread between biden and trump that all the poles are now showing mid to high single digit races. the voter registration numbers actually since the november 2022, rays have continued to trend the right way. democratic registrations down over 100,000 republican party, conservative party, and non-affiliated voter registration is up you have third-party candidates like robert kennedy jr. and others who will be on the ballot. a different dynamic than 2020. and new issues like for example, when i ran 2022, the crisis at the southern border wasn't a top issue for a lot of voters and for a lot of voters now, it's their number one issue. no, you should write a piece about oh, you did you wrote a fish can do you really think trump can win new york? it's uphill. it's hard. i went through this myself is 19 month race i had plenty of people who told me every step of the way there's no way that you can ever win new york. there's three-and-a-half million more democrats than republicans. but the political earth in places like new york or moving to the right. we're seeing inside new jersey, virginia, minnesota, new mexico. we there's a lot of time that gets spent on states like wisconsin and michigan, and arizona, nevada. and there should be. but i would say that there are a lot of other states where the political earth has shifted right over the course of the last few months, given those dynamics you're seeing, at least, you believe are there what concerns you about the debate? what what do you not want to see the former president do in a debate with joe biden on thursday night even where you think the race six, i know this is going to sound crazy, but i think there'll be people turning in who haven't yet made their mind up they're actually going to be trying to figure out who to vote for. they're going to know any of these they have to be out there. and they're going to want substance and during be questions that i'm sure we'll get asked about what's going on at the border and in the economy and inflation and national security and more, and it's going to be very crunched for time we get two-minute answers, maybe a one-minute response, depending on who's the questions directed to and the key is to be able to speak to those folks who haven't made their mind up. i have found and we experienced this in our race that there are disenfranchise democratic voters out there who are willing to vote republican, we earn their votes in 2022 with the dominican community, with the asian-american the question because the president, the former president can be different. and has different mentality depending on the circumstances of the occasion in which he's speaking, which was a long way of saying sometimes he's a little bit off the rails or a lot. >> and sometimes you can be more focused. we saw in the debates last cycle what is there a concern about one or the other of that kind of identity showing up? i think both president trump and president biden are going to show up ready. they're going to show up prepared. i think that they're gonna be serious and focused. i mean, this is highest stakes as it gets maybe the stakes now are higher than they've ever been so i would expect both presence to show prepared so not the first debate of last time, donald trump i think i think president trump is ready to engage those both those voters, i think president biden will should president biden has been through a lot of these debates. i think you'll be more alert than some people see him at other times. and president trump, when asked these questions about say the border can talk about his time in office when he was building the border wall and remain in mexico entitled 42 and ending catch and release. and then president biden comes in on day one and starts reversing those policies. president trump wants to secure the border. now, what i just discussed was one example of opportunities to get an a substance you want to waste time on anything else? no. you make a great point. there's actually a lot of substantive policy issues contrast and differences. >> and i know jake and dana is really gonna be focused on those. i think it's why people should definitely watch how sure hope they will time. we're good to say. thank you. >> what next a deep dive on everything you need to know about what we were just talking about. >> there's this debate in the huge change the trump camp is making this week just days out or panel joins me next thursday night, my for midland. the most anticipated moment of this election, biden, rod running mate america sure that, we are a nation of possibility. trump. we had the best economy, we had the best border, we had the best of everyday, but now we get to do it all over again. >> we're going to do it even that are two very different visions for america. one unprecedented night moderated 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presidential debate. >> in atlanta. let's bring in our panel of political voices to discuss mike. i want to share with you because this is a race that has felt static for a very long period of time, always within the margin of error. i think democrats feel like biden campaign maybe starting to edge up a little bit right now. >> but it is still firmly within the margin of error who has more to lose on thursday night what a good question i wish if i knew the answer to that fell, we'd all be richard wright i think, to be honest with you, assessing this and talking to reporters that are going to be in the situation room and covering all of this after the debate and stuff like that. i think president biden has the most to lose. and the reason i say that is because we know what donald trump is going to be. there's a reason why we've put these rules in place. it's because of donald trump, because of what happened during the 2020 cycle, the muting of microphones and things like that we know what he is we don't know what president biden is going to be this recent reporting earlier today here on cnn about preparing for different versions of donald trump and what he's going to talk about. we've seen sometimes campaign rallies. >> so having said all of that, the person with the most to lose is president biden because donald trump is always on the offensive. >> i work in sports, boxing styles, make fights. trump is a puncher. he's going to continue to punch whether or not we agree with why he's punching or what he's saying during that punch, we know that he's going to continue to punch and president biden right now, we need to figure out what he's going to answer with policy-wise. and you're going to get distracted by the muting of the microphone when his opponent is saying something in response your take on that. i disagree, but for different reasons, i disagree because if trump loses the debate then he will definitely lose this election. i think he's going to lose the election. >> it's all. >> but if he loses the debate and then loses the election, and he's going to prison so i think i've always thought that the only reason that trump is running is to stay out of prison. and so this debate literally hangs his whole future, hangs on. this debate. donald trump's whole future hangs on this debate and you're right. >> i think that we all know the unhinged crazy, delirious donald trump that might show up. but that might not be the donald trump that shows up. so president biden, the way that they are prepping him is and we've heard this before. they're prepping him for whatever shows up but they also need to understand that it's president biden that needs to be on offense. he can't just sit there and say, oh, well, let me see which donald trump shows up and then i'll react because that puts donald trump in the driver's seat. i think president biden will go in there. he is very clear on the kinds of messages that he wants to communicate. how big of a threat donald trump is an existential threat to every single thing this country holds dear and he's got all of the evidence to back that up. >> and i actually think what he says can needle donald trump to acting in terms of the unhinged way that he does, that will lose exactly the kinds of voters that he will need in order to win. >> well, i certainly think that's probably part of the prep at camp david is trying to figure out what that would be. >> what i'm interested. we have seen a tonal shift from trump advisers and surrogates over the course of the last couple of days that the joe biden could definitely debate the bar was too low. he's been through a lot of these. he knows how to do it former president trump, i think put on truth social shortly after the debate was agreed to, crooked joe biden is the worst debater i've ever faced. he can't put two sentences together. that's kind of a head snapping pendulum back-and-forth two, which is this. i didn't think they expected a success. they expected by lowering the bar so easily for joe biden and everybody assumed that him walking to the stage would be success. and there's recognition that i was a mistake. and now they're going to have the policy discussion and you're right. i mean, i think the challenge in my view is going to be the challenges on joe biden. he has to reconstruct his covid coalition that doesn't care about covid today, but they now care you're about inflation. for the last 36 months, joe has had a target in inflation at 2% in he has failed to hit that target. so in sport down analogy, we're talking, that's a goose egg. so he's been a goose egg for 36 months and hitting the number one target of voters care about, i welcome a debate about the economy. i welcome abate about immigration. these are areas that the joe biden coalition is sort of moving away from him because he's failed to achieve those goals or his goals have been too liberal. remember he ran as a moderate and now he's running as a full-bridge liberal brace progressive. and let's just added tune with the setting. some liberal progressive would take issue with your framing of that hi i do have the question though. it is a pretty dramatic shift. you can't lay the groundwork for this guy, can't put two sentences together for the better part of each year. >> so we just did we did we have legislation day less. i'm acknowledging that nobody recognize how easy it was going to be to show the bar so low for joe biden, everybody believes that we're getting lost on stage. he can't find the door. he's misspeak, they can't get the elevator. so sort of highlighting that is a cognitive issue for the course of the campaign. but it's not necessarily cognitive issue for the debate. i mean, joe biden can put together three sentences. we saw the state of the union, but i don't think that's going to be determined a figure of joe wednesday's debate we've he wins the debate, it's going to be on moments like this. and how does joe biden respond to trump challenging him on inflation, challenging potentially on his son, challenging immigration. all three of those things have been a fairly for three-and-a-half years. and joe biden still doesn't have an answer and he'll pivot to something he's got great answers. he's got great answers on the economy. inflation is going down. people are feeling better economists have said that if the donald trump policies please are actually enacted inflation will shoot up. families will have a lot more cost to deal with. so joe biden is happy to talk about your the economy. he's also happy to talk about immigration because what the last couple of months have shown is that donald trump and republicans have zero interest in solving the issue of immigration. they only want to weaponize it especially when they turn their back on the senate bill that their own conservative senators had negotiated. and so therefore, president biden has shown that he knows and democrats have known for quite some time how to fix immigration. and that is the common sense balanced approach of strong border security. >> in addition to standard legal well pathways which have is that joe biden actually started this fire on the border. he reversed the policy is turns out, i let you speak some, please let me finish so he verse those 94 executive order policies that they're required the result in the flood community. he he reversed the public charge. he is now giving benefits to illegal. those are things that are drawn thank people toward the board at joe biden broke it. so in my view, and arsonist who starts to fire can't put it out. >> i just don't trust you if i didn't put it out to have nuanced conversations like this on thursday, are we really going to talk about the actual crisis at the border, which is that the system is flooded and the system needs revamping. >> that's i don't think we're going to have today. i hope that that's the takeaway fell, but i don't think we're born to having given 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intifada, revenue pollution. >> they're talking about killing people give me unclear who started the violence a real estate fair at the adduce tourists synagogue staged by an agency that markets property in israel appears to have been the focus protests in temples, director of securities as the synagogue rented out the space, but had no affiliation with the real estate event. >> some counter-protesters didn't pull the probe palestinian protesters with this since the hamas terror attacks of october 7 and the subsequent israeli assault on gaza, anti-semitic and islamophobic incidents are on the rise across the country. and there have been countless pro-palestinian protests on city streets, on college campuses. some vines headland, but very few outside a house of worship with claims that the entrance to the synagogue was blocked la mayor karen bass called this violence abhorrence. president joe biden tweeted intimidating jewish congruence is dangerous, unconscionable anti-semitic and un-american. >> i don't think that jewish people would go in front of the mosque or christian people going fraud to the mosque, do such a thing. >> i command to be intimidated. yeah, disrupted you. i'm sure he says intimidating. >> you say they feel intimidated here where they live now, someone from the synagogue told us that they did warn the lapd. they had hoped to keep the pro-palestinian protesters on the other side of the street rather than on this sidewalk right outside the synagogue. eventually, the lapd he did dispatched dozens of officers. there was one arrest and mayor karen bass says that there are now stepped up patrols around this neighborhood and also around houses of worship elsewhere in los angeles. she says that anybody found responsible for anti-science semitism and or violence will be found and held accountable. >> bill nick watt for us. thank you we want to show you a russian synagogue. >> you can see it right here, engulfed in flames. part of what officials are calling a coordinated attack that ended in at least 15 dead police officers, a priest killed after an attacker slit his throat, and several others murdered in russia's dagestan province on sunday night. that's according to reports, the attackers seemed to target places of worship and the mostly muslim southern region of russia, which is also home to a small christian minority and even smaller jewish population. the terrorist group isis k, praise the attack but stopped short of claiming credit what coming up, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, he says, it's intense phase of the war with in gaza is about to come to an end. so what does life been like for civilians in gaza? we're going to take closer look next thursday night, my for midland, the most anticipated moment of this election, biden that's rod running mate america he gives that, we are a nation of possibility, trump. we had the best economy, we had the best border, we had the best of everything. >> and now we get to do 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met with one young woman who's losses are incomprehensible. a warning, some of the images you're about to see a graphic and disturbing war is forever imprinted on roombas face. >> even here in the safety of qatar, far from the conflict, she avoids people and going out still haunted by what she survived this scene of carnage it was a horror we uncovered earlier this year. the israeli military attack this warehouse in central gaza. where rubor and her family were sheltering when our cameraman met her in the hospital in january, she was seriously injured and in shock struggling to tell her story she would become the heart of a cnn investigation and example, documenting how israel's conducting the war in gaza, revealing how indiscriminate israeli fire killed display civilians including half of ribose family but with access to gaza restricted, we never met robot in-person until the spring hello my name cool to see robot to keep dentical the lanham knee will go yan'an she. and her family 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