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Music We are live in New York for the Democratic and Republican vice presidential nominees, Tim Walts, and J.D. Vance, are about to face off in their first and only debate. This comes just hours after a major Iranian missile attack

on Israel, a significant escalation of tensions in the region that presents new challenges for

leaders in the White House and around the world. Welcome to the special edition of Aaron Burnett

Outfront. Aaron Zana Simon. I'm Anderson Cooper. And I'm Jake Tapper. We're covering the

breaking news in the Middle East. And we are counting down to tonight's vice presidential debate. The candidates will take the stage in less than two hours. And Iran's attack is certainly to be a key line of questioning. That's only adding to the pressure on Ohio Senator J.D. Vance and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as they take part in what could be the most important vice presidential debate in modern American political history.

Vance and Walls are tasked with delivering closing arguments for their running mates, Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, since there are currently no plans for another presidential debate,

what the VP nominees say tonight could potentially make a real difference in this razor-close race for the presidential debate. What the VP nominees say tonight could potentially make a real

difference in this razor-close race for the White House with Election Day only five weeks away.

Our political team is here to set the stage for the vice presidential debate that you will see

live on CNN. And our correspondents are standing by in the Middle East to give us the very latest

on the aftermath of that Iranian attack.

First up this hour, the dangerous escalation in the Middle East, as Iran launched an unprecedented barrage of ballistic missiles into Israel.

Let's go straight to CNN's Jim Shuda, who's joining us now from Tel Aviv.

Jim, the Israeli Prime minister is vowing revenge.

That's right. And initially, both U.S. and Israeli officials described this attack,

this Iranian attack, as unsuccessful, that it had been defeated by Israel. And while that's largely

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