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kemp has adopted a less strident tones athe conversation about reproductive care has become so pivotalosing months of the campaign. >> i understand people may disagree on when an abortion should be legal or when it shouldn't be. >> reporter: now, to be clear, as abrams crisscrossed the state this weekend, she talked about other issues as well, like medicaid expansion, like the need to reinstitute free technical college and addressed the growing number of hospital closures in this state. still she argues that abortion is not only an economic issue, it is one about civil liberties as well, and she continues to put it front and center. jake. >> all right, eva, thank you so much. let's discuss with our panel. kasie, let me start with you and get reaction to eva's great reporting from georgia. i can understand why that special house election in new york could be driven by the democrat pushing abortion rights. is it a risk in places like georgia, though? >> it could be. i think in the case of stacey abrams, look at the campaign she's run in the past and how she runs them. she runs turnout el

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that all happened athe same time as one of russia's deadliest strikes on civilians.schifrin begins our coverage. nick: today's reality, the body of the ukrainian civilians killed by a russian rocket. today's alternate reality, the red square celebration of conquest. a euphoric concert marking russian annexation. reality, ukrainian soldiers re-seizing their own territory from russian occupiers. alternate reality, a handpicked audience cheers russian president puitin, calling today a day of truth and justice. and yet, today's formal annexation signing with the four russian appointed leaders of ukrainian districts is the war's largest escalation since invasion. >> we will defend our land using all forces at our disposal and will do everything we can to protect the security of our people. nick: and to an ecstatic audience of elites, putin rallied against the west and what he defined as the culture. >> to maintain its unlimited power is the real reason for the hybrid war the west is waging against russia. we want schools that there are other genders? such a rejection of f

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affect does climate change have on this phenomenon that's having now because it seems assist storms athetorms are intensifying. that's the question. >> i don't think you can link climate change to any one event. >> this is exactly what client scientists have been warning about and now we see it up close. >> this is the quote from governor desantis on climate change. i am not in the pews of the church of the global warming leftists. this is what he thinks about climate change and now his state is getting hit with one of the worst hurricanes to ever hit. >> well, perhaps --. >> sean: we had haines in 1922. this is 2022. it's hurricane season. anyway here with aformer arkansas governor mike huckabee and former senior advisor to president trump steven miller and lara trump. laura we'll start with you. people are at risk tonight people are under water they can't be rescued in fort myers, in sarasota, in the naples area and they want to talk about climate change when this is hurricane season and during hurricane season, you usually have hurricanes like we did a hundred years ago. >> yes. well,

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member who is wish to public on 10 athe drought commission update. press star 3. there is one caller in the queue. thank you. peter. a quick question can we get a report on how much water was available to the september storm? no water was available to the city following the storms. >> thank you. do we have other callers? public comment is closed. >> 10b is retail drought framework over view by ellen but -- good afternoon. i'm fanllow i work in the water resource division. today i'm providing over view of the drought response framework how we'll allocate water should we need to enact reduction. this stems from the urban water management plan. but applies to our retail customers. work to impmrechlt this is under way including upgrades to our billing system and development of new tools for customer service it assist our customers. we are not sure if we will need to impose retail reduction this is year it is critical to get the billing system and customers ready for resdukzs should this drought worsen and future water shortages. as i mention third degree framework pic