Sort of help our people whove been forced to flee in the last 3 months hundreds of thousands who have been forced to flee their homes because of the violence what sort of assistance are they getting and where actually are they had it right now. Well with more than 400000 who have fled mostly to the done at area close to the Turkish Border weve been providing them with radio emails and hands and other relief items without putting new water tanks and the trimmings and you know these camps are already very crowded there now much more crowded but many of the people also waves to the other towns and it is those same towns that are now also coming under attack so you know its no wonder whenever there is a mess right now that we see women and children and elderly people being pulled out from under the rubble because there are many civilians in these areas this is the most congested governorates in all of syria and it is just so shocking that the bombing continues in such a crowded residential
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Overnight, more than 71,000 new cases were reported. Thats the highest number since the summer. The fourth worst day since the pandemic began. More than 41,000 people are hospitalized. Thats the highest number in two months. Eight states are reporting record hospitalizations. Joining us now, cnn political analyst Maggie Haberman, a White House Correspondent for the new york times. And cnn White House Correspondent, kaitlan collins. Kaitlan, i want to start with you. There was all sorts of talk about before the debate about what President Trumps style would be, if he was going to listen to his advisers or do anything differently . Whats the feedback last night and today . Do they think that he accomplished what he had to . I think that was the donald trump that they had hoped to see at the first debate. And really for the last several months of this election. Because the president was more restrained than he was the first debate. Of course, the bar was incredibly low for that, given tha
Nervous when he boards a plane and sees people in muslim dress. Williams is a regular contributor to fox news, where he just signed a new multiyear contract. Last night on foxs bill oreilly show williams said he doesnt understand npr. They take something totally out of context like one word or one line and forget the fact here i am engaging you bill oreilly, right, were having an honest discussion, this is what america should be, people having a real debate as ben tracy reports, williams comments set off a firestorm of criticism and debate. When i get on a plane, i got to tell you, if i see people who are in muslim garb and i oop think they are identifying themselves first and foremost and muslims, i get worried, i gets nervous. Reporter no saying that Juan Williams got one more thing, fired. Even though williams was quick to point out that not all muslims are extremists. There are good muslims. Reporter in firing him two days later, npr said it repeatedly warned williams he too often