Good evening. I'm John Yang. Former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris are spending this final Saturday of the campaign in battleground states, trying to energize their supporters to go to vote if they haven't already, and persuade the undecided to go over to their side.

In North Carolina, Donald Trump offered a litany of familiar promises.

I will end inflation.

I will stop the invasion of massive numbers of criminals that have come into our country.

And I will bring back the American dream.

This is all you need to know.

Kamala broke it.

She broke it. We will fix it.

I will fix it. It'll be fixed very far.

In Atlanta, Kamala Harris vowed to bring down the cost of living and make the economy a priority from day one.

I will give a middle class tax cut to over 100 million Americans. I will enact the first ever federal ban on corporate pice gouging on groceries.

Economists have compared what he's talking about to what I'm talking about.

And they have indicated my plan will strengthen America's economy. His will weaken it.

The vice presidential candidates were in the West.

We know when labor does well, America does well.

In Nevada, Democrat Tim Walls went door to door.

Well, we're grateful for you.

And Republican J.D. Vance slammed the White House's handling of the economy.

What the hell have you been doing the whole time?

In Pennsylvania, the battleground with the most electoral votes, the Supreme Court sided with

Democrats to allow voters to cast provisional ballots if their mail-in ballots are rejected.

The Israeli military says it's captured as senior Hezbollah commander in northern Lebanon, who they say is responsible for attacks on Israel.

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