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is really about how at least at that moment, how to count ballots, right? and now they're talking about widespread fraud, which could be alleges a dimpbls there. pam lashgs thank you so much. pamela smith, president of verify voting, for clarifying for us. >> thank you. nevada is one of the states where early voting is under way, and among the nevadans to cast their ballots yesterday was this woman. gertrude. she's 100 years old. she was born before women even had the right to vote. gertrude is not keeping it a secret, though, who she's supporting. >> i've always voted. my folks made it very important that we always do that. and so i always have. i just said the first time we've had a woman president, and i think it would be a good idea.
managed to sneak weapons to them. we're moving forward. western leaders call this a global fight, but here alone, you feel the dust, death and determination. now, pam, it is clear that that area is still very volatile. within the last 24 hours, isis and kurdish fighters around that town were in heavy clashes. also came four coalition strikes. those kurdish fighters and syrian arab fighters you saw there, sunni, they feel like they have momentum to move toward raqqah. it is optimism, frankly, fueling them. they don't have the numbers themselves. they rely on those tribesmen defecting inside the city to join them, local tribesmen. we think the american special forces announced by barack obama in the last month or so may be in the area. we heard them talking under their breath not to refer to them. still a lot of work ahead if they're trying to take a place
the two countries are frenmys. they're friends and they are so close to each other and it also shows cameron probably now was going to change the involvement of the oous because now it's only bombing iraq. it may well be that the uk starts bombing syria. it has really changed. the leaders are getting con sense of the threat. >> i really appreciate it. pam lashgs as i toss it back to you, i'll be up in a couple more minutes. as i mentioned, identify been here just for 24 or so hours. i just want to bring you the story. for those who have never been paris, it's one of the most beautiful cities on the planet. have i to say walking around, talking to parents and having them explain to me how they broke the news to their young ones who don't quite understand why there are pajdzs.