Happening now, Kamala Harris is on the trail in Pennsylvania saying she feels good

about her prospects there as she's turning to Oprah Winfrey in hopes of getting a new campaign boost.

This as Donald Trump is heading to the key battleground state of Nevada

and defending a far-right promoter of conspiracy theories

who's entered his inner circle. Also tonight there's

breaking news we're following a one-on-one interview with US Supreme Court

Justice Kitanji Brown Jackson she opens up to CNN about the role public opinion plays in writing a

high court decision, plus a CNN exclusive. We'll take you inside a life-saving hospital

train that's transporting injured from the front lines of the war in Ukraine.

Welcome to our viewers here in the United States and around the world.

I'm Wolf Blitzer. you're in the situation room.

We begin with the intensifying fight for the swing states that will decide the presidential election just ahead of a Harris rally in Pennsylvania in the next hour in a Trump event in Nevada later tonight.

Our correspondence are out there on the campaign track. a Trump event in Nevada later tonight.

Our correspondence are out there on the campaign trail covering both candidates first.

Let's go to see that's Priscilla Alvarez.

She's in Wilkes-Berry, Pennsylvania for us.

That's where the Vice president will be speaking to

support her soon. We'll have live coverage standby for that. Priscilla what is

the Harris campaign strategy behind today stops in Pennsylvania.

Well, the Harris campaign is trying to pick up voters in these rural red counties and an attempt to try to peel off that support from former President Donald Trump. Now a campaign advisor tells me just a minute to go that her remarks here tonight are

going to be focused on jobs and job opportunities, especially for those jobs that don't require

a four years of education. Now this is part of that strategy to try to win support

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