North Gaza Aid, VP Harris Courts Black Voters, Zillow Climate Score

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🗓️ 15 October 2024

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A new Israeli military offensive in north Gaza has humanitarian organizations raising the alarm over the threat of starvation. Vice President Kamala Harris is on a push to shore up support among Black men. And a new feature on the real estate website Zillow will show potential property buyers climate risks on listings.

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0:00.0	A new Israeli military offensive in North Gaza has humanitarian organizations raising alarms.
0:08.6	The situation in North Gaza is like a catastrophe within a series of catastrophes.
0:14.0	What's behind the latest warning?
0:15.8	I'm Michelle Martin, that's A Martinez and this is up first from NPR News.
0:19.4	Vice President Kamala Harris is on a push to shore up support among a key group of voters.
0:26.4	Black men are no different from anybody else.
0:29.4	They expect that you have to earn their vote.
0:31.5	The push comes to support for Harris among black men waivers, including in swing states.
0:36.0	I look at what Harris is doing to earn back that vote.
0:38.9	And a new feature on the real estate website, Zilla will show potential property buyers the climate risks
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