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the, the is dw, do live prefer land super tuesday, motors make avery match between donald trump and president joe biden seem even more inevitable. as trump or re reveals in his sweep of nearly all the states that have been called one new england state gives his loan republican challenger. nikki haley, the not coming up. jordan then the united states air drop more age and it's a gaza with the situation on the ground growing even more desperate. critics say that the supplies are just a fraction of what is needed and test was european assembly plant near berlin ryans to a fault because of a suspected arson attack on the nearby power line. a left wing militant troop says
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that it was behind the sarah kelly. welcome to the program. we begin in the united states where super tuesday has almost certainly confirms that this year's presidential race will be a re match between donald trump and joe biden. both were swept to a string, the 1st sounding victories as republican and democratic voters in 16 states from alabama to alaska had their chance to choose their preferred candidate. only to serious contenders, remain with fighting effectively unopposed, among democrats. and on the republican side, trump winning every state except for mont, former south carolina governor nikki haley, one there, but failed, and several other states where she was seen as having a real chance to disrupt the trump campaign. she will now face even greater
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pressure to drop out of the race and republican presidential hopeful donald trump health, what he called an amazing night, a victory is have a lesson. thank you very much. the call is super tuesday for a reason and they tell me the pundits and otherwise if there's ever been one like this has never been anything so conclusive. this was an amazing, an amazing night and amazing day. it's been an incredible period of time and our country's history has been sad and so many ways. but i think it's going to be inspiring because we're going to do something. but frankly, nobody's been able to do for a long time. and before we dive deeper, let's have a listen to some of the voters who cast their ballots on tuesday, across the u. s. actually, i don't, i can't stand trump. and so it wasn't a big problem for me to come over here and vote. i voted for buying as i did the
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last time because i supported him. well, i bought it for donald trump and i did last time also because we really need a business man to get this world straight. travelers is a very horse and individual buddies easily. he knows how to run the country. republican donald trump. eh, because i think he's the best hope we have for getting our country back on track. anybody. but i don't really why is that? he's, he doesn't make the bigger prince if there's a key of these 2 homes. he forgets things from our current president fighting and mostly voting for him because i'm concerned about the state of our democracy. if trump is re elected, i think he would be less likely to start a new let's unpack all of that. we are joined now by the w reporter williams,
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blue cross. so another dominant night for trump is the fight for the republican nomination basically over now. oh sarah, you and i are here just, i think, you know, less than 24 hours ago discussing that very question the, the, the writings but on the proverbial wall for quite a while now. but now we're really coming seeing the results. let's not forget or be distracted by all the performative aspects of the primary season that it's fired. primaries are a mathematical game. 1215 delegates is what the, the republican candidate needs to become the nominate. that's what of donald trump and nikki haley and previously and still some other smaller candidates are fighting for. but because of the math game, donald trump is way out ahead. and although he didn't clinch that tonight, he is very much on track to clenching that. and again, barring something unforeseen, nikki haley just won't have the numbers to be able to take down donald trump. so what happens is she drop out now?
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well, nikki haley has been, or her campaigns are very silent, are mostly silent. after super tuesday they just put out of statements, she didn't have any kind of public appearance. just the statements, thinking the millions of americans who did vote for her. and of course, pointing out the vermont when nicky hayley's basically pitch to the republican party is you can get rid of me, i can lose, i can drop out and she may very well we don't know yet. but that does not put that is not put to bed the disquiet, among many republicans who just don't want to look for donald trump again. and that could be vulnerable coming into november. and when we looked on the democratic side as expected, president joe biden has also had a strong showing. but i mean, you're, you were mentioning kind of warning signs about the general election. there wasn't warning signs. might there have been on the democratic side? all right, joe biden faces similar issues as donald trump. people just aren't that enthusiast . think about either. i mean we're seeing massive people coming out for both of
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them because that's how america work. you have kind of to be candidates and voters of various of the 2 parties vote for them. but do you mean i'd say, as we've seen over the last many election cycles, it doesn't really matter about how popular you, you are. it's more important about how slightly unpopular you are. those views 1000 votes in certain key counties. a certain key states is what really decides elections. it doesn't really matter of about the 10s of millions of americans. you might get voting for you. it matters the 10000 or 20000 that might not work for you . and both joe biden and donald trump faced that risk going into november. and that is where the selection light previous elections is probably going to be decided on . the polls have shown a majority of americans don't really want either bite and or trump again, as you've highlighted there. so, i mean, what does this mean now, as we head towards november? so, you know, for every story i see or hear about
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a trump supporters who now isn't a trump supporter. i see another story about a bite in supporter who now isn't a bite and supporter. and both of those stories are true, right? both the campaigns can spin that any way they want. you can look at that positively saying, well, look at the other side. there's no with these guys. and the other side. people are willing to vote for me because they, they want to stop the other side. both sides of the trump campaign, the binding campaign to use the same rhetoric, the same, talking points to make their case and vice versa. and just to be very interesting, as we do go into the full general election and towards november, which of those narratives. and they're all true narrative, i don't want to say that one is more true than the other. it's going to be, which is, which turns out to be the one that breaks in cruise favor. like i said, it's going to come down to the margins because that is how us politics currently structured. william blue crossed as always, thank you hear some of the stories making headlines
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independent. the russian media say that authorities have arrested several people for attending memorials for the late opposition leader alexis of all the thousands of all new supporters attended his funeral last week. more than a 100 were detained at the time. the international criminal court has issued arrest warrants forth to russian commanders over alleged war crimes and ukraine. the hague faced court said that it has reasonable grounds to believe that the russian forces carried out strikes on civilian infrastructure. the kremlin denies the allegations saying that it's attack aims to reduce ukraine's ability to fight. so united states has further toughened it stands on the dire conditions in the gaza strip for the 1st time. israel sanchez ally is back and calls for an immediate cease fire and a un security council resolution. the draft language also calls for the release of all hostages, still held by him off. now this shift is coming as the us and jordan have air
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dropped more, a packages into the post to me in territory. but agencies say that the drops provide just a fraction of what is needed. so panic and k o as men and gaza city run around in a frenzy to find food countries such as egypt, jordan fronts. and now the us have been dropping aid from above. but there are too many people in need and there's not enough aid. and the said that the we have the willingness inability to bear it. but is there a father in the world who can see his children riding in hunger in front of him to remain silent? even if the price is risking his life. just like all these people who risk their lives in order to obtain what is not even enough for a crumb of flour or aid or canned food. yesterday,
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some expired canned goods arrived, containing mold and fungus. we are not animals, as they described us. over the we can work us from the un. i'm the w a tro, rushed in to provide supplies to hospitals, medicines and fuel a running critically low. the and this is costing children headlines unfortunately, yes, we have lost 2 babies here. they had pneumonia, but they died because of the power cut. the power went off at 4 am, and at 8 am we were out of oxygen. the one that many of those have died from hunger, according to the visiting team from the w, a t o. there is no milk or anything. well, the situation is bad. indescribable. we're not able to get them anything. these deaths come as the bone being outside continues and bodies,
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philip flores somewhat so young, they barely have the chance to live elsewhere in the world. state leaders here in germany are due to meet with chancellor all off shelves to discuss the challenges posed by rising migration. there are also fears that anger among voters could aid for right parties and regional elections later this year. comparing those stocks onto a field on the edge of a village as temporary housing for migraines. next shift accommodation on a former field in berlin. last year about 330000 people from thousands of countries applied for the side of them in germany. in addition to more than a 1000000 refugees from the war and ukraine that have come here in the last 2 years, they are distributed across the country. even small towns have to take their share of responsibility. which awesome leads to protest by residents. the design good is
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taken off by the fall, right alternate to switch ebony potty, which is making significant gains in the pulse to get to grips with the issue. the lead us of germany's and 16 federal states agreed on a package of measures withdrawn. so the old of charles, last november shots quoted historic, this needs to go. so i don't want to be too dramatic about this, but i do think we are experiencing an historic moment here in this room. and then this is in the face of the clearly enormous challenges posed by the very large number of my grants and irregular migration. we have managed something essential to get old levels of the state to co operate into the status is all about to, according to the federal states. little has changed and the months since then to little additional money has been provided by the central government that run the extra officials dealing with assign them applications. international agreements to
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restrict migration also still lacking 3 months earlier than planned shots as no meeting with the leaders of the federal states. again, while tens of thousands of migraines continue to arrive in germany every months. tesla's european car plants near berlin has halted production after he is suspected arson attack, cut off its electricity supply. local media published a letter from a far left group, claiming it was behind the incident. a policeman's near the desk, left lined just outside the german deputy berlin. a fire broke out or to high voltage electricity violent which led to a power failure. authorities believe it was an act of sabotage. and that under today, criminal police are investigating on suspicion of ours and investigating all needs . and then a list of far left 1000000 group has claimed responsibility and the message posted online. the power outage force test allowed to hold its production and evacuate
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workers feelings associated with me for us. this really is an attack on this industrial side here and find the book we have up to 12000 employees because i work at the moment. the sensitive gums of the electric car maker is facing protests against its expansion plans at the blonde environmental activists are occupying a nearby forest, putting up dense and building tree houses. as part of the stop dessler movement is the viper that's we've occupied this forest because tesla, which is building electric cars here and it's big a factory for us to also wants to buy unclear this area of forest on ton of these and buys it wouldn't awesome we've occupied the forest and just on this that's the environmental activists have issued the statement distancing themselves from the suspected arson attack. the tesla says production ones as you own before next week, and it expects the losses to run to several 100000000 euros.
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