Hey there from CNN, I'm Krista Bow with the five things you need to know for

Thursday, October 24th. Election day is around the corner and last night's

CNN Town Hall with Vice President Kamala Harris showed there are a handful of issues that matter to voters in the final days.

Did Harris convince undecided voters she's the best person to address them?

CNN Stephen Collinson breaks it all down.

Krista, what's the big issue at the end of this election?

Fascism or food prices?

In that town hall on CNN last night, the Vice President warned Donald Trump is a dictator in waiting but

voters wanted to know what she's going to do now to lower grocery prices and to

stem undocumented migration so I think the dilemma for any remaining

undecided voters out there boils down to this. Are they so scared of Trump that

they'll pick Harris even though she's still struggling to say exactly what she'll do

on day one in the Oval Office to make life more affordable or do they put up with

Trump's chaos because they believe he'll make them better off and that his strong man policies will fix the southern border.

We're going to find out soon because there's only 12 days left to go.

There is no place in the state of Tempe for political threats or intimidation.

Arizona police say the man they arrested for shooting a Democratic National Committee

Office in suburban Phoenix had been spotted by investigators

posting political signs with bags of a white powdery substance attached.

Police alleged 60-year-old Jeffrey Michael Kelly fired BB pellets and then gunshots at the

glass front door and window of a field office in Tempe on three separate occasions.

Nobody was inside during the shootings. In court yesterday, an Arizona prosecutor said Kelly had more than 120 guns

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