and when you look at colton, he had only has 4 starts under his belt. but one of the biggest starts of his career came week 18 last year against the rams when he had to step in for an injured trent williams to help propel the team in the playoffs. he did just that. so it's a tough task to replace trent williams, but i think the forty-niners have a good, solid backup with colton mckivitz and we'll see how he'll do this monday night against the rams and the new flip over the defensive side, losing his shire's going to be a big loss as well. but thankfully the forty-nnners have an extremely deep linebacking room with oren burks who has 7 starts under his belt. he came over from the packers last season and they also have to meet wrist. flanagan fouls who has been with the team since 2019. so i do think the forty-niners have good backup plans for both positions. and although it's a daunting task facing the rams without those 2 guys, i think they're going to be ok in that regard. right now. >> jimmy g had one of his refer starts last against the denver bronco

that is colton, stephen, and mary.epublican candidates sow doubt about america's democratic elections system, questions have arisen about whether those in key midterm races will refuse to concede if they lose on election day. laura barron-lopez has more. laura: when asked by the new york times, six republican candidates for governor and the u.s. senate said they would not commit to accepting the results of their races. other gop candidates simply haven't responded. those non-committals have been tential for violence.es and joining me now to discuss is cynthia miller-idriss, the director of research at american university's polarization and extremism research innovation lab. cynthia, thanks for joining. i want to get to two examples of this pattern. there are two statewide gop candidates in arizona. kari lake and blake masters, and they have not committed to accepting the election result or they have either flirted with or embraced election lies. karl: why it is that you have not said, or maybe you'll do it now, you hav

but also of the substance substances such as colton does not represent a very important share of congress economy. so there is a limited attention as compared to other sectors such as copper and cobalt. we're industrial mining is, is way more important that than, than the gold being export from congo. the 2nd reason is that the threshold of what is legal and illegal is often not very clear. so you had a sort of contraband and fraud in gold, especially to neighboring countries, such as uganda has a very long story. not the not perceived necessarily as an illegal thing, and that has pre dated on conflict and will probably also extend, if ever, on conflict will and in that region. now there for international efforts to regulate unethical mining in the d. r. c. and elsewhere. how successful are those efforts? well, there have been efforts in, in other minerals, especially colton, tin and, and tungsten that broadly failed because they didn't, they neither brought an end to armed activities in the regent. nor could they actually give a reasonable assurance in the case of goal. it's a little bit

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colton: hard to say if it is resonating. nevada is an average turnout state.have a little bit more of a transient voter base here, moving in and out of the state regularly. with some of the poles we have seen, it is a tight race, but there's a lot of undecided voters out there. that election denialism has been the most prominent part of this race, the number one issue in this race, and democrats are hammering that point home throughout the election basically since even before the primaries. jim are shown questioned his own victory, with claims that he was not sure he could trust his own victory since it was done on election machines, but that has been the absolute most prominent thing. democrats are raising concerns that if marchant were to win, he could unravel the election systems in nevada just from the top. amna: what about in georgia? you are seeing early voter turnout shattering records. what does that say to you about how georgians are viewing this race? stephen: there is a bit of election fatigue in the sense that georgia was ground zero for not one, n

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so, yes, colton via gas. also amelia collins populous. what's on the dollar in could be made on 4 companies down with con. i could tie dollar. i didn't, wasn't a type of contract which assist you with besides, my carla. last is taught to bones when he wasn't english decimals. well, the guys as shot it deutsche invert shaft, or germany is still a kind of a colony of the united states. you'll see that in many points, like the majority of the germans don't want to have nukes in our country, but we still have american nukes. so we are still are kind of a call on the of the american with ah ah mm it is said talk is cheap, but loose talk about dirty bombs is nothing less than dangerous with both russia and ukraine preparing for new offences. the west is not shy, talking about nuclear weapons. is the west thinking the unthinkable ah, need to come to the russian state will never be outside as i'm phoning most landscape div asking him the knocking holes that he could be in the 55 when. okay, so mine is 2000 speaking with we will van in the europea

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difficult to and like they have a mint and the president must still change this if with a phone unions colton work is in both the public and private sectors to strike on top affections that has disrupted francis oil refineries and fuel supplies. who weeks in a buzz acceptable. it's not acceptable. that minority continues to block the country. and in the time to go back to work with the government is trying to get this situation under control. the strikes of the biggest tests so far, president emma norma cross. second term global leaders have pledged $2600000000.00 to and polio. they made the announcement at the world health summit in berlin. the world health organization plans to vaccinate 370000000 children a year worldwide. it's help the program will finally eradicate polio. the disease was declining, but several countries have recently seen a resurgence of the highly contagious virus. spreading german development ministers financial to says the money is a big step towards eliminating polio by 2026. 0 is this here? if you go to one felt a glance that we've managed to pledge a $2600000000.00

garza center for colton. aunt's is rolling out the red carpet for the 6th ano, human rights, short film festival, $43.00 movies will be screened this year onto the theme. see us, you now site has moved from the festival. this might not be anything like the cam film festival. red carpet is rolling in regards to the strip or the human rights film festival and hit 0 edition and over the course of 5 days, more than 40 movies, arson, casual screen for over 70 countries worldwide. participating in the festival. today i want to slogan is she'll buena look at us of the 15 years of israeli blockade in bull's indie gov and strip her with all the draw is 3 majors imposed on the gov a strip. we are killing the world that stop isolating the gaza strip as dog the siege. and also we sent messages several messages saying that we all people eager for freedom eager for independence. we have many palestinians will our will. dylan did. who can be a filmmaker is gonna be german, is going to be doctors and i'd like either festival, the attendees here are all ages. you've been a pretty the welcome to the peop

competitive benefit of washington gardens, causing life to a geopolitical expert and president of the euro colton. a think tank pierre emanuel tom on joining us here on the program. a very warm welcome to you today. so thank you very much for joining us on this program. what, what it, what is your take on this declassified document and i should, i guess, i should say the timing of it's released. where did i fin cure the war? the or did you can debate about or b, sir, reservations, ah, dentist, mo, it bow tour, or very hidden agenda of nato partners of germany. van or a so corridor all the navy, tea of fur. i'm going america. because at the time of her, when this report was written, oh, it was of you, sir, for b of a germans, but tour or russian goss impulse each was reliable for germany, especially since sir, the quarter war germany or wanted to report or a russian gas or so to, to where they are, economic and your port, he car, earth link, we've russia in old, old, to, to ease the tensions that was, were part of the us 40 to joint cornwall and during the gymnast. oh, like the fords about sir? oh

so there you have to do a lot and get a lot from colton mckevitt's, the first guy to jump in and try to fill those shoes and george kittle may help help him out, you may see him run fewer routes. this is a really good defensive line, anchored by the aaron donald for for the rams, secreting time for time for jimmy g will be a thing a thing to watch tonight. >> how will the niners get that when tonight and how we do it against tter, r turns the ball over tonight more more will lose the game, it becomes a little cliche but it s important. 49ers defense has ben fantastic but i haven't heard it heard it over a lot. fred warner warner talked about it last weed have to get our hands on the ball, and matt stafford, quartek for the rams who led the league in interceptions last year with a penchant for throwing is specifically to the 49ers, he will give you one or two, the 49ers have to make good on that, that, and jimmy in that offense, offense, they don't need to be , as i do not think they are, but they need to be so much smarter and take the ball a lot better than they did last sunday nigh

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caller: i am calling about the independent the colton and talked about the red states having more crimeit's actually, i do fact check that's how these things get squared up. it's the governments of those cities that are been by democrats in those red states. and that is with the republicans are talking about. it's the state that is republican but the government in the city's democrat so that can clear something app. my next point is you were talking about this is between her knock and republican candidate if w if it'sa not forrnock who ran over his wife's foot and was evicting people from low end apartment deals. in the main point this'll election is about the new world order. people should start looking that up. host: guest: thank. the georgia senate race has gotten a lot of tactics a lot of the things the republicans have been using, raphael warnock in that particular race as to the crime question, i think these things are very complicated. a lot of big cities are doug -- governed by democrats but a lot of big cities just have more problems to deal with than suburbs do. you know, subu