up because of what the russians and saudis just did. i ll speak with don bacon and elizabeth slot kin. plus presidential portrait. maggie haberman has an in-depth look at his rise to power, including changing views on abortion, reversing the position he once made right here on this program. i m very pro-choice. yamiche alcindor and brendan buck. welcome to sunday, it s meet the press. announcer: this is meet the press with chuck todd. good sunday morning. i m kristin welker in for chuck to do. election day is just 30 days away. ronald reagan worried jimmy carter would engineer a last-minute release of u.s. hostages. carter, of course, did not, but the term stuck. there s at least three stories unfolding. first the nuclear threat from russia. then there are rising gas prices, now averaging just under $4 a gallon, which democrats worry there will be a sign to voters that there is a true. but the october surprise of the week, it could determine control of senat
this is the kind of thing that is catastrophic. mold is start to go grow and accumulate on everything. this is what makes it so unlivable and unsafe. over the weekend in iran we ve seen anti-regime protests continue across the tun. another sign of defiance, a broadcaster appears to have been momentarily hacked. i m pamela brown in washington. you are live in the cnn newsroom. russia s rerevenge and ukrainian civilians pay the pride. overnight they rain down on zaporizhzhia in southeastern ukraine. at least 13 people are dead. dozens are hospitalized. more than 200 rescuers have been combing through the rubble, looking for survivors and more victims. the russian attack on this enabled comes hours after a truck bomb on the bridge. that s created a huge bottleneck, choking a critical supply route for peoplen s wear. these new satellite imaging show the damage from above. despite that, russia says it s resuming some car and train service. fred pleitgen is in kyiv with the
outfront starts. right now. outfront next, michael cohen set to take this this case for prosecutors. so is he ready for this moment cohen s former lawyer ease out front. loss from stormy daniels to the judge, the alarming growing threats targeting key players in trump s trial. and the breaking news, a new biden administration report says it is reasonable to assess that israel s use of us weapons in gaza could violate international law. at least one democrat though says that report ducts the hard questions let s go out front good evening, america hill in for erin burnett outfront tonight. the final major witness in the trump criminal trial now confirmed michael cohen, trump s former attorney and fixer set to take the stand when the trial resumes on monday. and of course, much of this case really hangs on michael cohen, someone who the defense will say has deep credibility issues. cohen though, is seen as the one potential witness who can help prosecutors proved the crux of
. we have breaking news in from the israeli defense forces who who has just posted online, quoting now, that they are now launching an extensive attack on many centers of the terrorist organization hamas in the gaza strip. they say there are more details to come. of course, a note of caution from our reporters on the ground. this is not the expected ground incursion that people have been anticipating could potentially happen. that is something they are anticipating because you have seen hundreds of thousands of israeli reservists amassing on the gaza border. this is something everyone is watching closely. you heard us discussing whether or not there will be a humanitarian corridor for the civilians. the millions of gazaans still there. the interior ones. we will follow all the latest developments here. thank you some for joining us here on t source. cnn news night with abby philip is up next. we are at a perilous moment in the war between israel and hamas. appears israe
released on wednesday, israeli prime minister netanyahu said mr sinwar may not be there, but it s only a matter of time before they find him. for more, middle east correspondent, hugo bachega, sent this update. it was another day of strong warnings from un officials about the situation in gaza. the un human is chief described the situation as apocalyptic. the agency responsible for palestinian refugees said humanitarian assistance in the territory had virtually stopped because of limited delivery of humanitarian aid to gaza. and in a dramatic intervention, the un secretary general antonio guterres said that the situation in gaza was at risk of humanitarian collapse, saying that the war is causing catastrophe in gaza and that the territory may never recover from that. he also called for a ceasefire in gaza, something that has been rejected by the israeli authorities and also by the biden administration. in gaza, fighting continues and khan younis in the south of the territory