a republican is not going when fulton county.cannot be below 20% in fulton county and win a statewide election because so many people live there. that's just simple math. see the pulls up as we get the final installment of the vote. if you look at herschel walker right now at 19% in fulton county, that is a while. >> i keep thinking about those kinds of voters, because that is what it will come down to in this race. and initially, warnock won independent voters about 11 points. but they are only 24% of the electorate. so, pulling that we and others have done show warnock by 2 to 1 now the question is what is going to get these independent voters to turn out. we don't really know the answer to that because it's not as if -- and this is advanced point earlier -- it's not as if they're motivated by democrats, right. they're not saying i'd rather support democrats right now because i love their policies and i think they're great. and i'm going to side with democrats more than republican. georgia is a red state. we know that. >> -- bu

fulton and gwinnett all in the atlanta area. and when we might start to see results tonight, that is key. right now homing in on cobb county, having some issues there with the tablet. in cobb county, they expect the first vote report around 8:15 p.m. those will likely be early in-person votes. then they expect to update their vote totals around every 45 minutes from there. then you want to go over to dekalb. they will first report early in-person votes followed by mail ballots and then election day votes. heading over to fulton county, first vote is expected between 8:00 and 9:00 p.m. but they could come in earlier. so we're waiting to see that. we'll see early in-person votes first and then election day votes. in gwinnett, another large county there in the atlanta area. the first vote report will include the early in-person, and most of the mail ballots. they expect election day vote reports to come in between 8:30 and 9:30. in the election last month, georgia officials counted 99% of votes by 2:00 a.m. that was all statewide r

we have fulton county, the early vote from fulton county.dynamics we're looking for over the next couple hours, i can set them up now, if you go north of fulton county, you go to these two counties right here, cherokee and forscythe counties, these are the two biggest republican vote producing counties in the state of georgia. this gets to one of those dynamics you were just talking about a minute ago. this is absolutely key to any chance herschel walker has tonight. if you're a republican and are going to win in georgia, you don't just win these counties, you win them in land slides. you can see how walker did. he beat warnock by a 34-point margin. that's good, but compare it to how brian kemp did in the governor's race. he won by a 46-point margin. again, just do the math here. it was a 37,000-vote difference state-wide. warnock got 37,000 more votes than walker did state-wide. look at the difference in the margins. walker won this county by 33,000 votes and change. we'll call it 34,000 votes. kemp won the same county, look at that, by 47,

fulton county is only two-thirds of the votes in. warnock is going to get a ton of votes in fulton country. where weeks ago, where was he? he was down about eight points. walker is going to gain a little bit there. is that enough to hang on? this is the fundamental question of this run-off race tonight. similar story in gwinett, this change -- hang on, laura, 99% reporting in gwinnet county. in realtime now, that number is not 99. you are not entirely checked in, warnock is at 62 four week ago. okay, he's at 58, shy of 59%. watch how that goes and cobb county, warnock shy of 60%. this is a chain, that's stuck on 53% and 63%. this is a recent dump now in cobb county. so a little bit of a difference there from four weeks ago is where he is tonight. look, if warnock hangs onto a two or three-point edge in a place like cobb county, that may be enough to win the entire state based on raw numbers. it is changing in realtime, laura, your difference is 6900 votes and warnock is hanging onto ..02 over herschel walker. horse race, you got it,

you can also take a look at fulton county, which includes the city of atlanta, warnock won fulton by5 points in the 2021 runoff. 49 points in november. now, those are huge margins. fulton county alone has about 10% of the state's population. if warnock can maintain an advantage in the high 40's and get people to show up in places like fulton county, he is on track to be reelected. now, herschel walker needs to win overwhelming support in dozens of rural counties, all these red counties around here, a county with deep red is harrelson county out here in the west. walker won harrelson county by almost 72 points in the general election. he will need huge support in rural areas to stay close with warnock. buff, walker also needs to remain competitive in important suburban areas. counties like cobb and c chat h, kelly loeffler's share of the vote in the low 40's in 2021 runoff. in cobb which had the second highest number of votes in the midterms really demonstrates how well governor brian kemp did impaired to walker. kemp took 47 percent of the vote in cobb in november. respectable for th

atlanta, georgia, fulton county. go back to the midterm elections, 48.9% was the margin of victory for warnock then. that was end greater than back in 2021 for the run-off election, he won 45.1% of the margin, it was 45.1%. so, any turnout as far as vote for warnock in some of these urban areas in the high 40s, he starts to look pretty good, and pretty good shape. dekalb county a big focus, gwinnett county, key to bring home victory. herschel walker, he's going to want to remain competitive in some areas, like cobb county, show he is at least competitive there. and chatham county in the eastern part of the state. go to some of the deep red areas in the state, that's where herschel walker will have to really bring home some big margins of victory to show he's starting to look good in this state. so, john, a snapshot of the concentration of the blue areas around atlanta, where warnock early on if he's having a good turnout and starts to pull off high 40s, margin of victory over herschel walker, looking good for him and

this was fulton's 1st visit to the country since 2019 for you, or we can do them well ahead of fulton's trip to bella roast the ukrainian capital key was attacked by a swarm of russian drones. authorities say they shot down more than a dozen repair crews. are working to restore power after ukraine's energy. great was battered by last waves barrage of missiles. the people of keys have gotten used to living in darkness. blackouts are a consequence of the seemingly never ending barrage of drone attacks from russia. there are no reports of fatalities from the latest wave which hit both energy infrastructure and people's homes. the ukranian air force clams, its air defenses, shut down 30 of 35 incoming missiles. them this couple aged in their mid eighty's were at home when a drone stroke, their house yogi q i dish, i'm feeling like the rest of the people are feeling go home because i know that i am not alone ever. yo, if this had happened and i had been alone, but every one is suffering. you know, these are every one knew. what should i do? scream, help me. you can scream or have an outburst

here in fulton county they started processing their early votes around 2:00. going to upload all of those votes into their machine at 7:00 on the dot. we should start getting those results between 7:00 and 7:30 in fulton county but the election day results will not be brought in until after 7:00 when the polls close. how do they get here? designated people go and pick those ballots up from each presipgt, they take the secure ballots. and they're not allowed to use their personal cars. they can ask for security to accompany them if they want to. they then drive those to this location here where they then go into a card delivery system. they put it in the back where you cannot see, and eventual theresults come out of these machines right here. look, the target is around midnight here depending on how many of those election day ballots they do have, we should be getting many of the numbers, again, early on, jake, from this area. and i just want to talk about those security measures for just a couple seconds here. remember there were those two fulton county worker

fulton, cobb dekalb, what is nas nating. cobb county conservative kwoent. that shifted dramatically. these counties bluer. >> they are question i have bill hemmer has done a great job if the votes are outstanding election day votes. some may shrink instead of expand. i would think if it is accurate walker carrying election day vote, odds are good he will win because the votes outstanding will not be as intensely for warnock than if you count the early ballots. i want to make one point about something mark marco rubio shade tiktok should be banned. as long as it is legal, we have to learn to compete. that is where generation z gets their information. we should outlaw tiktok. whatever its replacement, we have to learn to be come poet tif within it. >> what do you take away overall? big takeaways? >> house republicans, one group nationally succeeding. gain votes in 20. two elections see it tonight whether it is three or tied this year. i think there is a lot to be learn from the commitment to america which people can see and commitmenttoamerica.com. as a party

i'm paul rivera a d1 resident i live on fulton and 12th.family was in the healther night article this morning since must have nothing my house i witnessed over 20 plus accidents. i witnessed i car accident right outside my house the diwe moved in. had a speeding car crash in my neighbor's house down fulton trying to make the light at park presidio. the last few weeks a car accident on park and fulton one of 2 crosswalks i use every day the other on 10th and fulton a car destroyed a traffic light of father's day weekend there were 3 accidents on 4 days and i was as i crossed the street with my daughter and dog i almost became the fourth. good morning i'm majority and i'm a san francisco resident. i would like to just scientist that i appreciate walk sf and vision zero the j.w. this you are dog to ensure the safety our city. but i would like to appreciate the time that you are taking in order to roll out the different add-on around the city. i think the timing you are taking is necessary the out reach to the community to even the drivers. i t

dianne gallagher is in fulton county, georgia. what are you hearing from voters today? >> reporter: you talked about that 800,000 votes already on this election day. the secretary of state's office says that's probably a conservative estimate and the good news has been this sort of smooth rollout of election day voting across most of the state. here at this location in southwest atlanta, we've seen people coming steadily dut the day but their wait times are about one to two minutes and that is roughly the state average right now, around 2 1/2 minutes according to the secretary of state's office. no more than 20 minutes at this point even in the worst parts of the state. a lot of that has to do with the fact that people came out and did early voting. more than 1.85 million early votes cast already and when we talk to voters, they talk to us about why it was so important to come out yet again for an election in georgia and why they decided to actually vote on election day. what made you vote on election day instead of early voting. >> the nostalgia of it all. i wouldn't w

fulton county is the best. with an estimate, 55%. warnock above 80%. to be if you're in fulton county, in the biggest democratic area. you move to cobb county. look at that. that's a low number. this is the early vote that came in early and it has been pretty stuck there as we wait for more votes for cobb county. douglas county, up to 84%. this needs to be big for the democrats. this will get you back to fulton. then back to gwynnette here. you're looking at the margins. as we speak, they're in the ball park of where senator warnock would need to be at the end of the flight. the challenge is we're not at the end of the night. if you're in the walker campaign knowing you're beginning to get more of the election day vote but you're still, this is still disproportionately early vote, you're happy with that. you're counting on today. that's what they were counting on. what we don't know and will take another couple hours to sort out. the warnock campaign was also aware, a shorter period to get mail ballots and turn them around. people say they requested th

from what i'm looking at behind you, they're not getting them, at least in that part of fulton county. quick question, vaughan, before we let you go. the weather right now, it doesn't seem to be a factor. was it raining earlier? is it going to rain later? >> reporter: no, it's been 50 degrees here throughout the course of the morning so far. unlike yesterday, when it was downpouring throughout the day, it's just been mist here. weather should not be a factor if they don't pull off a good election day turnout. >> vaughan hillyard, thanks so much. kristin welker and mark murray, let's drill down a little bit. you had the big interview with herschel walker a couple of weeks ago, which was a low point after all of the allegations about paying for abortions for two women, actually. he denied that, of course. he has been resilient since. they seem to have controlled him a lot better in the sense that he is not taking questions from any reporters. they keep him 20 feet away from anybody who could shout a question. >> that's right. what we have seen from herschel walker from the very beginnin

warnock, the base is fulton county. atlanta.t's the number one county in the state by far and got nearly 74% of the vote a month ago. if you are walker i will go to cobb county. why? warnock got nearly 60% of the vote a month ago. this is key for walker. can he perform there better than a month ago? you see walker with 41% to round that up in cobb county. look at the republican governor with 47% in the same county. the republicans don't have to win the suburban counties but run competitively. kemp with 47. walker gets 40. this is fulton county. come over to the big county north and east of atlanta. second largest county in the state. governor kemp 44%. the margins matter. can walker get more votes in the suburbs? can kemp turnout operation help? look at the blue suburbs around atlanta. look a little bit more up to the ex-urban counties. cherokee county. kemp gets 74% a month ago. walker with 67%. underperforming kemp. can walker improve the performance? walker has to win the election day vote today and big. >> talking about the

warnock beat loeffler in fulton county by 45 points in the last run off.that number in the 2022 general election. 49 points as you see here. meanwhile, walker is trying to replicate the coalition that was for brian kemp. and that's up here in cherokee county. kemp won by 49 points but, as you see, walker only won by 38 points. he is going to hope for higher turn out in those g.o.p. counties, especially with kemp backing him up. with nearly 2 million votes, already cast, from this run off. the question is who turns out tomorrow and how does this all come together for either warnock or walker with the balance of power in the u.s. senate hangings in the balance? let's get an update tonight from georgia. congressional correspondent aishah hasnie is in kennesaw this evening. >> came rain, sun or shine. we have got to get out there and let them know we are sick and tired of this. >> we need people to show up tomorrow. >> a final sprint in a long, tumultuous campaign trail with a grueling four stops for incumbent democratic senator raphael warnock and five events

this sculpture should be in fulton. more than 46 years ago, winston churchill spoke in fulton and in my country. this speech was singled out as a formal declaration of the cold war. this was, indeed, the first time the words "iron curtain" was pronounced in the whole western world was charged to close ranks against the threat of the tyranny in the form of the soviet union and communist expansion. everything else in this speech, including churchill's analysis of the postwar situation, his thoughts about the possibility of preventing a third world war, this prospects -- the prospects for progress in a postwar world remain unknown to the soviet people. today, in paying tribute to this imminent statesman, we can evaluate more quietly and objectively both the merits of his speech and the limitations of the analysis which it included, his ideas and predictions and his strategic principles. since that time, the world in which we live has undergone tremendous changes. even so, however, as paradoxical as it may sound, there is a

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living in fulton county.e'll watch it tonight. mark penn is with us, former clinton pollster and fox news contributor. here we go again. it is about georgia. how do you see it today with the polls open at this hour? >> well, this has been an incredible race. i think $4 hundred million has been spent in this race. i imagine every resident of georgia knows everything you can imagine. i think the strategy here has been essentially to make herschel walker the issue. keep biden out of it. keep national politics out of it. depict him as unfit. you have a trump-endorsed candidate running behind in mail-in ballots and it means the republicans need a really excellent turnout on election day here and pushed themselves into the corner once again in order to take this seat. that's their biggest problem. overcoming mail-in ballots. >> dana: a map of where president biden has gone recently. nowhere close to georgia. neither has president trump gone to georgia. so you have governor kemp there trying very hard to help bring

i'm a little unsure or russian affairs alice constantine angered is still with us. constantine fulton says he's surprised and disappointed by what essentially amounts to people calling his bluff. what do you make of this for put in every one of those the sees him. that's the why. ah, i think it's inherits. it's ridiculous, of course are put and understood. and ever understood that the time that the misc agreements were a way of course to save you grain from admitted military debacle in this respect. they of course succeeded. ah, i think that put in, wanted to use the mask agreement says that kind of fresh a point, but he never succeeded because frankly speaking are in the west. people did understand that. first of all, ukraine will not budge are what we find in this, in this quote and this, this, whatever 3040 seconds that put in said is a very typical view that he, i think sincerely spouses, is that ukraine is somehow completely devoid of any kind of political will political agency if you, which is just a marionette is just the puppets of the western states. who i mean papa, stop the

you know, after the talks, fulton and lucas jenko held a joint press conference. we asked t w's, a russian analyst konstantin, again for his take on what the leader said. well, it was very so the long on the rhetoric and clumsy jokes, and he called but not a moment on substances pretty short on, for frankly speaking. there was nothing that indicated that 80 kind of momentous the systems were taken. frankly speaking, it's in terms of rhetoric. it's a very standard attempt to show unity. and i'm also frankly speaking, put in doesn't have that many allies these days. so ah, flying to means can showing some kind of united front with another very isolated dictator is probably just one of the very few moves he can actually undertake. as full hints of some kind of a military operation being launched from, from, from the terror. their ability was against you. cray, all the bill, russian army, actually joining the russian invasion or invading deliveries from the for a sorry for invading ukraine from the law. well, look, it's not something that going to announce the such a

would he rather be on the side of president fulton? or would he rather be with the west, for instance, he will be with the weekend because when this mentally close to him, location pays the soviet man. or if he is very on the western democracy, something that goes against his principles against his for nature are he chose russia and which in, instead of dilution people in 2020 could agree on dialogue with deliberation protest or 2 years ago. but instead, he called for pigeons held to suppress this protest. and right now was which should the tipping point of least pro ration using an adult nutrition. now in october, alexander location court told b. b, nbc, i'm sorry, in an interview that no one was closer to president as a signal to the west that he was ready to mediate with president brought in between president fulton and the west to curtail his dependence on russia. what questions he just want to stay relevant to be important isn't all this like alpha alpha man, he wants to be the source neighbor where this is why he was so happy whe

it is symbolic that the granddaughter of winston churchill, and that this culture should be in fulton. . more than 46 years ago, that winston churchill spoke in fulton, and in my country, and the speech was singled out as the formal declaration of the cold war. this was indeed the first time that the words iron curtain were pronounced, and the whole western world was challenged to close ranks against the threat of tyranny in the form of the soviet union, and communist expansion. everything else in this speech, including churchill's analysis of the situation in the world, is thought about the possibility of preventing a third world war, the prospects for progress and methods of reconstructing the post war world remain unknown to the soviet people. but today, in paying tribute to this eminent statesman, we can evaluate more quietly and objectively, both in merits of his speech and the limitations of the analysis which i concluded, his ideas and predictions and his strategic principles. since that time, the world in which we live in tremendous changes, even so, however, part paradoxical

our correspondence was at the scene shortly after the attack took place. lord fulton of border 0 do are you more than i was seeing the size of this crater? one can understand the type of shells being used to target civilian areas. just in the center then most city center windows are destroyed, direct hits on residential building summer. one of the adoptions just the heads of when was in the morning, i was walking on the street when i saw an elderly man with wounded legs, fax to the swift arrival of maddox. he was taken to hospital just in timely meetings of really what was fighting continues. the russian defense minister says that several ukrainian attacks have been repelled in the middle dance republic, or correspondence. eager to janet accompanied russian troops on the full lines as they battle for key positions there. in these woods, just outside crim and nice danger lurks around every tree. what used to be one of ukraine's national parks is now one of the most heavily contested swathes of land and the don bass. and he put them to the ukrainian forces, crossed the river, and their mo

i must say a fulton would be willing to compromise. well, i don't think that ludovic put in is ready to compromise, at least at this moment, the stakes are too high for him. it's either only going forward whatever sacrifices that means for their russian people or defeat, which will be devastating for the regime and potentially dangerous for human. his family. he will never compromise on crimea, for instance, which was an ox by russia back in 2014 and other 4 ukrainian territories. that's russia legally say, after a february, probably after having an ax ukraine's territory at this point, moscow wants to seal the deal. but still, at this point, there are so many instruments available to vladimir putin, such as black mailing western countries with gas and which watering ukrainians, making it difficult for them to leave in home. so without electricity and water. now that he has these instruments, he will see what kind of a fact that will have and then he will act accordingly. but we have seen that so far, he is ready to sacrifice everythin

giuliani, in other trump lawyer facing a criminal investigation for alleged election interference in fulton county, georgia. as well as this man, former chunk trump chief of staff mark meadows. meadows has an interesting backstory about how he came to be where he was when he was there at the presidents side, as he was plotting the first coup in american history. prior to joining the trump administration in its final year, meadows spent several years in the house where he was known as a serious if exceptionally conservative congressman. served a term as chair of the far-right house freedom caucus. when he quit to work for trump in 2020 he was the highest ranking republican on the powerful house oversight committee. well middle's politics made uncontroversial he was still considered to be a well liked representative. which what makes it so odd that he left congress to serve as trump's fourth chief of staff in three years. even after he saw those who came before him, former rnc rights marine corps general and former homeland security general john kelly, former congressman mick mulvaney, all sp

leather trump lawyer currently facing a criminal investigation for alleged election interference in fulton county, georgia. as well as this man, former trump white house chief of staff, mark meadows. now, meadows actually has a pretty interesting backstory about how he came to be where he was when he was there at the presidents side, as he was plotting the first coup in american history. prior to joining the trump administration in its final year, he spent seven years in the house, where he was known as a serious, if exceptionally conservative, congressman. served a term as the chair of the far-right house freedom caucus, then he quits work for trump in 2020, he was the highest ranking republican on the powerful house oversight committee. so, while meadows politics may be controversial, he was generally considered to be, well liked representative. which is what makes it so odd that he abruptly left congress to serve as trump's fourth chief of staff in three years. even after he saw those who came before him, former rnc chair, reince priebus, -- hope former homeland security secretary, john

and so i would also wonder, are they going to the fulton county da and saying you know are you gonnawhat happened in georgia. they should have brought in all the witnesses that are testifying in fulton county before the granbury, or a federal grand jury, to look at the same issues because many of the same laws are potentially broken that the fulton county da is looking into. so the long answer is, lawrence, yes they will get the information and the public will also get the information. but i continue to be concerned that they are relying on our word rather than having done this work themselves. >> let me -- let me just ask a footnote question to this, which is apparently some of the information in your transcripts, some names, for example or some possible cooperating witnesses may be blacked out. is that true? and might that be names that you have possession of in the committee that won't become public, and that those names are themselves in possession of information that could interest the justice department, and would you reveal that information if you have that kind of confidentia

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fulton county dea down in georgia -- that is your first option.on is the january 6th insurrection. the last option is the mar-a-lago documents case. >> yes, the insurrection is going to take much longer. i'm down to options a and c. it seems like the justice department should be closed, but in light of these ongoing battles about more missing documents, it seems like the quest for missing documents -- over criminal charges. because we have the new special counsel there in jackson with, i'm going to go with fulton county. we have seen that all of the relevant people have been put in the grand jury. there is the nature of that case which is a little bit smaller to get your arms around. it is solely-limited to even occurring in georgia. i'm going to put my money on fulton county. >> barbara mcquade, we're going to come back to you watch those indictments come out and see what happens. i think you as always for joining us this morning. thank you so much. >> thanks, katie. >> coming up next, the cinema surprise. kyrsten sinema leaves the democratic par

not sure if any counties flip from one side where the other based on four weeks ago, let's go to fulton, georgia. and half is accounted for in this county, one out of 159 counties, this population ranked number two out of 159. 60% of the voters in. and this is another county, big numbers of people living in georgia, 50% right now, 3-159. so as of right now, how are these two doing? it will show you the percentage and it's like okay, that tells me that herschel walker has room to run, literally in cobb county because the early vote was counted first, the in person vote, and then raphael warnock again, four weeks ago, just shy of 57%. outperforming right now, but again you have a lot still out there in cobb county. conversely i can take this and get out of metro atlanta in georgia, the 16 counties that make up the atlanta area, heavily blue and parts, i can come through and let's just pick one, this is pierce county halfway through, 88 out of 159, not a ton of people live there, this is what walker is doing here with the entire vote in there, four weeks ago he was right around that same n

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i feel in 14 to fulton, herschel included, because we are here for you with report and background information about to put false figures on everything you need about the 2022 world cup on d w ah, this week in world stories in somalia and historic drought is killing children, columbia, children in need receive cooking classes. we began in ukraine where russians occupied the city of chance right after the invasion. ukraine recaptured it in mid september. but today it looks like a ghost town. ah. it used to take less than 2 hours to drive from heart, give to of chunks. now it takes 5. you have to take small, local roads and long th was all the major route and bridges are destroyed. which is 14 inches from the border with russia. the town was taken on the 1st day of the war. no could tell us the russians set up a torch. and when this they mostly took young men that very valid says so just ordered him to go there after they caught him outside of the curfew yard, the 11 of them i thought they would torture me. well. i came as i was told at 8 am, but they just made me dig trenches were carry stuff a

and as might rush us continued attacks on ukraine, russian president vladimir fulton, earlier to day told reporters at russia was open to diplomatic negotiations to end the war. a few conflict of chivalry ruling, a conflict, all armed conflicts eventually and with diplomatic negotiations, alina gregory, and we have never rejected such an opportunity with some warranty, beautiful, ukrainian government that's barred itself from holding negotiations now, which it looks quite unusual. garage would have been say, strange to me, but sooner or later you will decide yeah, carina conflict with each other. so just sit down and negotiate with sooner. our opponents realize that the bathroom and we don't have never rejected that president burton has been claiming that he wants to negotiate a way out of this conflict for months now. with a war going quite badly for him, i asked russia analysts, maria. cat, i might say, if putin would be willing to compromise at the stage. well, i don't think that ludovic put in is ready to compromise, at least at this moment, the stakes are too high for him. it's

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people are still gathering in brazil to show support for outgoing president. jade fulton adul. here outside military headquarters in the capital, brazilian, they demand that lula, the silver be prevented from coming to power. bolts are not all lost the election to his left as friday in october, in his 1st broadcast since then, he defended his presidency. yes my fellow, i never expected to get to this point. he should hear you. but i did have a purpose. will me at least to delay brazil sinking into this disastrous ideology. that is the left me with an acid for another 4 years. we're father. here with you, recent weeks have seen violent protests by far right. radical groups supporting bull sonata. they've even threatened to disrupt lucille was inauguration on sunday . luna is urging old brazilians to feel safely and show up. let us go respectfully, but for every one is invited to the inauguration. they please be there on sunday. there will be no clashes. don't worry. those who lost the elections have to take things easy. and those who one have the right to have a great party here

i feel in 14 to fulton version in 40 because we are here for you with reports and background information about the portfolio figures. told them everything you need about the 2022 world cup on d w. nasa, ones to had to mars and use a 3 d printer to print whatever they might need. 3 d printing is used in all types of sectors blueprints for 3. they printed guns can be found online, even meet as being freshly printed. some ideas are fascinating, others a bit worrying. but what about the ecological footprint? how sustainable is 3 d printing? actually, that's our topic on shift today. ah . in 3 d printing a process called additive manufacturing as used. this means you add material layer by layer until the object is fully printed. for this many materials can be used to plastic metal and even chocolate. researchers are already experimenting with using humans cells to print skin or organs. there are also many 3 d printed houses, just like these environmentally friendly once. the u. s. based startup azure 3 d prints, tiny houses made of recycled plastic. more than 60 percent of the raw material co

the fulton warned of a long conflict in ukraine that, that, that was the way we were these, you know, sort of moving the to garage part. there can only be one response fighting consistently for our national interests. you. and so i will be doing exactly this, but nobody should ever count on anything else. ah, what russian troops continue the war. ukraine is gathering evidence, including thousands of munitions, experts hope they may 1 day be used to help bring the russian leader to justice. while amid reports of new demonstrations in the iranian capital, teheran videos posted to social media appear to show protesters and gathered on as id square in the center of the city. the surrounding streets are also blocked with cars honking their horns in protest. in another cliff, you can hear shots being fired and people are seen running for cover. iran has been rocked by protests is the death of 22 year old gina martha mimi after her arrest by morality police in september for more, i'm very pleased to welcome morale carry me. she is a research fellow at the university of toronto and author of

it was a message, a fulton beef for the faithful at christmas. and we turned to india now were thousands of schools in india's capital. delhi are installing cctv cameras support. i say the move will keep students safe following a series of sexual assaults by both students and staff members. the critics say the increased surveillance will reduce students privacy. this government school in delhi became one of the 1st schools to install cctv cameras. in his class rooms in public areas every day, hundreds of students here are constantly under surveillance. with each moment up there did being phoned from the come put off his office principal rockridge. the yard can monitor every thing happening at his school. he says that camera footage allows him to quickly tackle problems like bullying at betty crime. something is there, okay, are a warning system. you can see there some students, if they have some kind of from, ah, brain go something to they're also do. so having the idea, okay, you are being watched, our thing is being recorded to that as to that

i 2 in 14 to fulton version included because we are here for you with the report and background information about football figures. everything you need about the 2022 will cover on d, w ah, the u. s. steps up it's sanctions. regime washington is about a whole sway the new measures against an array of adversaries. we'll get to the bottom of y at inside columbia. coal mines here, how germany is looking, work more closely. and south america's biggest exporter to fossil fuel is the state of your business on robots in berlin. welcome to the program. the u. s. has announced a range of new measures targeting people and businesses linked to china. iran and russia, among others, those sanctioned, include a group of chinese companies, accused of illegal fishing and human rights abuses in chinese waters. several russian officials are also being blocked from the us financial system over their involvement in sham referendums. and if i to frame washington's announcement came on the same day as the you froze, 19000000000, your is worth of assets over russia's invasion of ukraine. more on the us sanctions,

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