When i am in israel breaking News Coverage at war with hamas. We have just learned that americans are among the at dead. Security council confirming deaths of several u. S. Citizens, however they did not say how many. This morning the State Department is saying its working to verify reports that they took some americans hostage. This comes as it razed on within gaza around the day. Spokes person around the Israel Defense forces telling msnbc at least 700 people have been killed in israel. The death toll there is expected to rise. Adding in american terms, this is a privilege to pearl harbor and 9 11 at the same time. Palestinian Health Ministry saying more than 400 people have died in gaza and the west bank. That includes nearly 80 children, this morning Secretary Of State Anthony Blinken also underscored americas commitment to advancing peace in the region. The focus now has to be on israel having what needs to deal with the attack and making sure that citizens are safe and secure. Th
we are one year out from 2020, the election, and one place where the fight is already on, wisconsin. cnn s kin la takes us there. let s do this, wisconsin! reporter: the 2020 battle for wisconsin starts now. hi, good morning. we ll get you a clipboard a. people fanning out across the battle state. it s not what i m hearing in the coffee shops, it s not what i m hearing at the hardware store. reporter: a year from election day, this is a door-to-door mission to find out what matters most to voters here. my name is trevor. what s important to you in this election? do you feel it is a house-to-house battle? it is. here you re in a community that
fanning out across the banger state. are people talking about impeachment? it s not what you re hearing at the coffee shop. it s not what i m hearing. a year from election day, this is a door to door mission. find out what matters most. so what s important to you? do you feel it is a house to house battle? it is. completely. here you have people in a county that voted for barack obama and donald trump. racine, a swing county in a political swing state. president trump won wisconsin by fewer than 23,000 votes. we meet democrat bruce dub. how long did you work for chrysler? 36 years and two weeks. during trump s term he s seen some jobs come back. he cared most about that.
are people talking about impeachment here. it is not what you re hearing at the coffee shop or hard swear store. this is a door-to-door mission to find out what matters most to voters here. so what is important to you in this election. jobs and the environment especially. do you feel it is a house-to-house battle. it is, completely. here you have a community that is in a county that voted for president obama and also donald trump. reporter: racine a swing county in a critical swing state. president trump won wisconsin by fewer than 23,000 votes. we meet democrat bruce dunn. how long did you work for chrysler? 36 years and two weeks. not too many jobs like that. he s lived racine up and downs and turning trump s time he s seen some jobs come back but cares most about economy and health care. what about impeachment. you didn t mention impeachment. i don t like the impeachment.
warning it is going to get worse before it gets better. fierce fires burning in the hills of napa county. strong diablo winds ramping up today. thousands forced from their homes. the entire city of calistoga, 5,000 people, ordered to evacuate. and you can see right there, the lines of traffic. and now comes word, two fires have combined as one. abc s linzie janis is in santa rosa. reporter: tonight, dc-10s, and this 747 supertanker, part of the all-out effort to contain what could become the deadliest and most destructive wildfires in california history. we are not out of this emergency. we re not even close to being out of this emergency. reporter: this team from san francisco in a hand-to-hand, house-to-house battle. on the font lines, firefighters dealing with thick smoke and rough terrain. so, this fire is about to jump this road here up this hillside. there is a significant potential for that. if you look at the fuels, they re very, very dry. reporter: more than two doze