you had, of course, read about jerry cobb. after you are done with the first phase, what's contacted you have with the people running the program or with dr. lovelace? how did it continue that you could go on with the next phases of the testing? >> i found out would jerry cobb had done down in pensacola, she had done this about six months to a year prior to my going through. >> we were talking about how you became involved in the second round of the testing and how you found out about the opportunity. >> the second round of testing would have been would jerry cobb had gone through in pensacola, florida. we were to have had a chance to go down, it was all scrubbed, most likely a political situation. bye a lot of the girls were disappointed in that, i kind of went on and went on to a alternative, if you will, i went overseas for three years. i learned a lot about many countries, i was in 59 countries. i did a lot of camping. i met a lot of neat people, i still stay in correspondence with. anyway, i learned with the pensacola tes

county were never sent out. >> reporter: this is happening out of cobb county. it is alarming, really, as one of the counties that covers the city of atlanta, and we are learning more from a letter that was sent ou t by the election office to its board members and by the cobb county spokes person releasing the statement saying listen, we know that there have been concerns about voter integrity, voter fraud because of the 2020 election. jim, this really feels that fire, unfortunately. that is why they came out with these statements saying that this was human error. this was not done intentionally. more than 1000 absentee ballots that were requested were never mailed out to those people and so the question is why did this happen and we're told many different reasons. one is that the election office saw extreme turnover . they hired new people including one of the supervisors who was in charge of absentee ballots. i want you to read a part of a statement that was released was sane again, our absentee supervisor failed to upload the daily file of accepted ballots in

i've reported to you from cobb county a number of times. it is a suburb of atlanta.s one of the places that both democrats and republicans are really eyeing as a key of winning this race. and essentially saying that it is full of swing voters. it is an increasingly diverse area. just outside of atlanta. and so of course, every vote counts across the board but when you're talking about cobb county, that's really a place that people are watching very closely, especially when it comes to the results for tomorrow. >> blaine alexander live in atlanta, thank you. thank you for keeping us up to speed on that. appreciate. >>>it let's take you out west, where in las vegas, we've got a cabinet member pete buttigieg, the transportation secretary, rallying with the most endangered incumbent senator, catherine cortez masto, the latest high profile democrat to try to get to nevada, former presidents clinton and obama have been there, in the last couple of weeks, if you're like wait a second, what sup with all of the attention. you know why. because her race against republican adam

put forward a proposal together with china and they want to see in the agreement coming out of this cobb already the formalization of a climate fund for loss or damage. that should create a mechanism to collect this money from the rich countries. we have the most contributed to global warming and transfer these funds directly to the countries that are most affected and are the most vulnerable. what on the other hand, developed rich countries want to see is not directly a mechanism coming out of these negotiations. they're a bit more skeptical as to what this mechanism should look like. they are buying time. the agree that there is a need for a fund to be established, but they are refraining from setting a clear mandate at this call. and they're also skeptical of having to commit a lot of money and the money that the developing countries say they actually need. okay, the devil is in the details. thank you so much for reporting. that's julia. so deli for us in carmel shake while he germany freighters of the head, netflix showed dark, are back with a new mystery series that combines europea

election staff in cobb county. now overnight ing absentee ballots to hundreds of voters both in and out of georgia like kyle long email yesterday saying that. >> due to a clerical error, it was never sent out at all. and overnight it he requested absentee ballot weeks ago, anticipating long lines at polling sites. he said the cobb county elections department told him the ballot was sent, but it never showed up until today. i got a probably like honestly, like 2030, minutes ago. >> filled out questionnaire at this minute. >> that was brooke shafer reporting for us tonight. a judge did agree to extend the deadline for when mail-in ballots need to arrive at the election office. meanwhile, election staff members are asking for a delay on the arrival of filled out absentee ballots until next week. but those ballots would still need to be postmarked by tomorrow. election day. >> and here in the bay area, we wanted to get an idea of what our local political experts are focusing on in this election. a little earlier we ask

there was a localized issue in cobb county. the cobb county election director was one of power top election directors but a new prison filled in. she took full responsibility. on two separate days, they overnighted the absentee ballots. it also included a next day air package to bring it back. they signed an agreement. the judge had a consent order with the county. they are working to make sure they will check that into double check that. they realized it was a critical mistake. it will be brought before the state election board before the election. -- after the election. reporter [-- reporter: [ inaudible] sec. raffensperger: where we are having the senate race now, it is within .5%. this will be a runoff race. the top two vote getters will be in that. but with a risk limiting audit, we pick a statewide race to do a risk limiting audit to give voters confidence in the process. going back to 2020, we wanted to elevate that. the cause, the national dialogue we were having at that time. that is when we took it above the 90% requi

you'll be looking at executive producers like jelani cobb, whose influence ranges from marvel's luke cage, the newly released lincoln's dilemma. you'll be listening to sci and fantasy tv comic book connoisseur like marlon james, whose works will be splashing our screens in the coming years. and we'll and that will be no surprise to any of us. you'll hear voices all too familiar because you've heard them times before, like kahlil gibran, whose words have graced many documents and media outlets, shaking the speakers, the archives simultaneously. you'll see pictures clearly like maza, mingus, who not only reclaims the diaspora's narrative through her stories, but the black and white photography. and if that wasn't enough here the speakers, formal bios, jelani cobb is the director of the center journalism and civil and human rights at university and a professor at columbia journalism school. he has been a staff writer at the new yorker since 2015. and in 2018 was a finalist for the pulitzer prize in commentary. he's the author and editor of. six books, including the recently published th

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cobb county is one of the larger counties in georgia, covering the metro atlanta area.ow did this happen? we're being told by the elections office through a letter to its board members and by the cobb county spokesperson that this was simply human error by one of the supervisors. take a look at the statement. while human error was clearly a factor, i believe reduced time frames of the receipt of request for and processing of absentee ballots provided under southbound 202 as well as the turnover in the elections office are also significant factors. she mentioned turnover. they lost a lot of staff. a lot of people had to be retrained for these positions. a lot of the people in the office are working 80-plus hours per week. she mentioned southbound 20 -- sb 202 that changed a lot of things in how the vote process works here in the state of georgia. all in all, both of those spokes people say there is no excuse for what happened and they're trying to remedy the situation. >> so many people rely on those absentee ballots. i'm going to go back to philadelphia where senate can

president threatens a ground offensive in northern syria after rocket ship, the southern district of cobb, county a car, number plate ralph friends to put serbia and kosovo on a collision course. the 2 sides failed to reach a breakthrough. and gamma sale comes to the rescue of team wales as his dying man is penalty. on a drawer against the us in their opening, woke up to a rescue . workers in indonesia, west java province are searching for survivors of a powerful earthquake that killed at least $100.00. 62 people. emergency field hospitals have been set up to treat the injured in the worst hit area 75 kilometers south of jakarta. the governor says more than 300 people were injured when homes and buildings collapsed. the epicenter was near the town of chan. jor. jessica washington reports from jakarta. wounded in days. these are some of the people injured when a magnitude 5.6 earthquake struck their town in west java while some seek treatment at a hospital. others a waiting for news of their loved ones. this footage posted on social media shows the optimal at a boarding school, and authori

in fact a man walked in came back out in six minutes at the precinct i'm in cobb county. the longest wait time in northwest georgia is 12 minutes. so not so bad this morning here in georgia. i will tell you it is all about the issues for these voters. they have been sounding off to us as they go in to vote. here is a little mix what they have been telling us here in cobb county. >> for me this election was really one issue election and it was about abortion rights. >> it really motivated you? >> it absolutely motivated me. i would have voted any way but this kicked the punch. >> the important thing get the inflation under control. reporter: how bad is it for you? >> it is pretty bad. >> it is bad. >> money don't go anywhere anymore. reporter: there you have it. so the issues are what drove a record 2.5 million people out to vote early in georgia. now the question is, neil, which party can get more voters to turn out today because in this date as you said it if a candidate doesn't get more than 50% the race heads to a runoff. the pressure on the gop today, to prevent a rep

so certainly a lot of focus on cobb county. we expect the decision to come down any time now to see how the hundreds of ballots will be treated. chris. >> this is the start of something. blayne alexander, thank you so much. in the last hour or so, government prosecutors started their cross-examination of oath keepers founder stewart rhodes at his seditious conspiracy trial. he has been not yet questioned about january 6th. earlier today he testified that entering the u.s. capitol was, quote, never part of the mission on january 6th. he took it a step further and called it stupid. rhodes is on trial with four others, all of them facing 20 years in prison if convicted. >>> coming up next, battleground arizona. races for governor and senate are dead heats. insights from a former governor who knows what makes the difference in running a successful business. >>> as president trump barn storms battle ground states what he is saying is making some republicans nervous. >>> and the harrowing new ad in texas. could it reframe the governo

the cobb the cab cobb county northwest of thecit. we come back to the same thing we talked about an hour ago. these counties here surrounding atlanta help determine statewide races and now there is some outstanding votes. can i show you something? >> i'm going to do it quickly here. the texas-mexican border. it's a bit of a stunner. henry cuellar is going to win reelection. big disappointment for cassie garcia. republic giddens feel good about de la cruz. this is maia florez, she had the special election a couple of months ago. she's trailing by eight points. texas 34 down here in galveston. if i can do one more, guys come up there are ten republicans in the house who have voted to impeach donald trump. there are two who still have a job today. one is dan newhouse, appear in in the state of washington. look at that. he's been confirmed, he'll go back to washington. in that district of the state of washington and down here as the -- a new district for david wealmost had it here, guys. a slight lead with 21% reporting. you could have t

at cobb, now they are not convinced and not sure that there is going to be a decision as how this fund for loss or damage would work. but they have signaled that germany would be in favor for this funds to be created. and this again, the issue of lawson damage is one of the sticking points in negotiations at cop this year. and it is still unclear whether an agreement on this can actually be reached. now, one of the many on resolve issues apparently, as you said, one of which is fine. and so the poor countries won't support from wealthier industrialized nations to cope with the problems. so can there be a bit more hopeful after the speech we've heard from many people here that the negotiation still have quite a way to go on this matter, even though comp is meant to end to morrow on, on friday. so there's still a lot of work ahead and we almost have 2 blocks in the sense we have the are developing countries on, on, on one side who really want to see a mechanism included in the agreement here in cobb a fund and a mechanism. so that richer countries can give money to the developing countri

jelani cobb, truly an honor to be here with you. i've been listening to what the speakers have been talking about and thinking about my own experiences that led me to writing the shadow king, about mussolini is invasion of ethiopia in 1935 in an attempt to colonize it. a couple of things. i was thinking about the books that i read or things that i as a child, a black girl growing up here in the united states, a relatively new immigrant at the time, i didn't really have any books that introduce me to myself. it wasn't until high school that i read anything that a teacher had brought to me, and it was one of the first books, it was provided by the name of -- our sister killjoy, and in that book, a story about a woman moving from ghana into europe, into germany, i suddenly began to understand my own experience of blackness. .. sense of disconnection and longing in an a kind of nostalgia and the way that blackness can be commodify can be essentialist and used against. the black person. >> but it wasn't anything that i read, but one of t

and that's what the american people want. >> back with me, david plouffe, kurt bardella, and jelani cobbll have our two guests here. government shutdown, impeach joe biden, impeach several other members of the cabinet, that's the plan if one of these 345 election deniers who are running right now get in office and marjorie taylor greene is one of them. >> yeah, joy, so there's no doubt that the hard core maga cult base is very supportive of what marjorie taylor greene just talked about. but pretty much 80%, 90% of the people who may cast republican votes are not casting them for permanent investigations of the biden family. you know, obsession on protecting the trump family, cutting social security and medicare, crashing the global economy. that's not been the message, by the way, that most of these republican candidates were trying to win swing districts or swing states. so we can see it as clear as day. mccarthy is not going to be able to control his members. and so they're going to go out there if they win the majority and do a whole bunch of things that i think are most importantly h

it is about time that these companies are made to pay a global cobb carbon tax on the profits as a source of funding for loss or damage. the issue of loss and damage of who should pay the huge costs involved in mitigating the effects of the climate crisis is high on the summits agenda. the world's poorest countries, already suffering disproportionately from the impacts of climate change. germany's chancellor shalt said his country was committed to helping as he left the talks the some about some of that is why germany has also announced that we will contribute to making international climate financing possible. the target is 100000000 euro a year. germany will contribute 6000000000 to this by 2025. and this is then indeed our big contribution to this difficult situation is actually log with 10 days of talks left climate experts, a hoping more of the world's richest polluters will commit to paying that vash. athey earlier i spoke to nisha krishnan with the world resources institute, and i asked her what is coming out of this climate summit that will help people who are already suffering fr

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joe biden had 56% of the vote in cobb county. raphael warnock has 59% of the vote in cobb county. so raphael warnock is overperforming at least as of right now, just a snapshot, what joe biden did and joe biden won. so that's an interesting -- another interesting comparison. >> it is. i want to add a cautionary note. >> it's all early is the other thing. this is all early. we are trying to read the tea leaves. >> the outstanding vote, right, where we're waiting for votes. you see the size of the circles, the biggest percentage of outstanding vote. if it's blue, that means the democrat is leading in that area. you see the circles down here. outstanding vote, larger over here, that means the republican is leading in that area. and so you come right in here, you come in, central atlanta, you come moo here, there is cobb county. right. so we have a sizable percentage of the vote out. jake is making the important point about the fight for the margins in the suburbs, unlikely the republicans will carry cobb county. the question is can you be competitive enough in cobb county and atlanta

she's peddling a 2 wheeled lo cobb and trip to the griff a greener, good by. this frenchwoman has created a bicycle hearse, a cargo bike, especially designed to transport coffins a solution to bring loved ones to their final resting place with no added carbon. while dick lacey english, w. y, move a big van to travel a few meters between a church and a cemetery. when you can do it with a bicycle. her said in a calm, gentle way altogether. i think it's also important to try and change this vision a bit so to see if on keepers wanted to fill out quite environmentally conscious burials are a small. but growing trend by hearse is already exist in a few other european countries like switzerland and denmark. and now thanks to isabel prue, my whole, also in france, she has received a regulatory approval to used a bike, hers for burials, and his only waiting for the okay from her insurer to get started. but our people ready for a hers revolution. assume it's quite original. i think it's innovative. it could be interesting. but for me not really awkward for us to for me

the hardest by climate change in germany has pushed for this issue to be on the agenda here at cobb. now they are not convinced and not sure that there is going to be a decision as how this fund for loss or damage would work. but they have signaled that germany would be in favor for this funds to be created. and this again, the issue of lawson damage is one of the sticking points in negotiations at cob this year. and it is still unclear whether an agreement on this can actually be reached. now, one of the many on resolve issues, apparently, as you said, one of which is financing the poorer countries won't support from wealthier industrialized nations to cope with the problems. so can there be a bit more hopeful after the speech.

document of the final agreement that, that target of 1.5 degrees is still in the agreement here at cobb. and that is something that is very significant. a 2nd important point is how i don't know. i been pointed out that she and germany want to see the phase out of all fossil fuels contained in the agreements, and that is something that is not likely to happen. if we look at the draft at the moment, it only includes the phase out of coal and does not also include gas and oil, something that in a european countries and also india are currently pushing for. and a 3rd important issue is that of financing, and how germany has said it is open at to see the creation of a fund to, to support economically the developing countries that are being hit the hardest by climate change. now you mentioned that germany is pushing for that solution to financing, but is there any sign that an agreement will be reached on that at that conference? this is one of the sticking points under the negotiations at the moment. and we see basically 2 fronts on one side, the developing countries and also china will hav

. >> in other election news, a critical error with ballots in georgia's cobb county.s say hundreds of absentee ballots were mailed out yesterday, just before election day, and they're blaming procedural changes in the office for the mistake. cnn's nadia romero has more. >> reporter: more than 1,000 absentee ballots requested, but not mailed out in cobb county, georgia. that area covers the metro atlanta area. and officials there say this was done by human error. that they had a new supervisor in the role, after seeing a lot of turnover in the elections department, and seeing her not double check the processes to make sure those requested absentee ballots were mailed out. they also gave other reasons why. take a look at a statement, partly released by the board of elections chair, saying while human error was clearly a factor, i believe reduced time frames for the repeat of requests for and processing of absentee ballots provided under, is b202 as well as turnover in the office are significant factors. and she was referencing the law that changed voting laws and proces

>> reporter: and william cobb who had been the spiritual leader of this evangelical southern baptistwhere near done talking about donald trump. >> 18,000 fact check lies in 1,100 days is more than just unacceptable. it is more than just sin. it is more than just wrong. it is demonic. >> reporter: and then cobb added this. >> and you can't deny it because jesus says it. and if you choose to deny that, then you choose to deny jesus. you can't have it both ways. you can't support the lie and claim the truth. you can't support the anti-christ and support the christ. >> this is william cop and his wife carroll today. after you made this sermon, what happened to you? >> i was fired. >> i knew when i heard it that we would not be staying at the church. >> i want to say he was a friend. >> reporter: jim brooks is a deacon at the church. >> the thing that got me was at the very end pastor cop said that if you voted for donald trump, you are not a christian. that was the biggest thing for me. >> reporter: within 48 hours, william cop says, the church leaders including deacon brooks asked for h

the pressure on the gop, to prevent a repeat of 2020 and voters in cobb county, neil, are telling us,ook, it's been less about the candidates this time around, more about the issues. >> i voted for warnock. >> what is the thought process? >> well, he's pro choice. that really is all it came down to. >> if certain leaders aren't doing their job, it's healthy for us as a society to be like hey, listen, you had your chance. it's time to change some things up. >> now, neil, the only voting issue that we've seen here was in cobb county. it's already been resolved. it was a lawsuit over about 1,000 absentee ballots that were never sent to voters because of a human error. yesterday a judge ordered the ballots to be overnighted to those folks that did happen. as long as the ballots are post marked back by 7:00 p.m. tonight, they will be counted. neil? >> neil: thanks, aishah, for that. as aishah was wrapping up there, we getting news out of pennsylvania that could delay the results out of that state from 8:00 p.m. to upward of 10:00 p.m. in lucerne county, there apparently having a shortage o

in georgia, cobb county, another critical senate race in a critical place there, cobb county a judgeextend the extension for an absentee ballot to come in by november 14th because over 1,000 ballots did not get mailed out there to people who requested absentees so the legal, you know, strategies back and forth has already started i would expect after we get the votes done tomorrow there will be a whole new slew of legal action to follow, bret. >> bret: yes. are you ready? >> shannon: i am ready for it. >> bret: see you tomorrow. up next the panel on the final day of the midterm election campaign. first, here is what some of our fox affiliates with covering tonight. fox 45 in atlanta as georgia governor brian kemp directs all available state resources to help local responders deal with a chemical plant fire on colonel's island. authorities ordered the evacuation of about 100 homes there. the plant is located 70 miles south of savanna. one firefighter was taken to the hospital but there are no other reports of injuries. and this is a live look at minute maid park in houston from fox 26

that cobb county election director is actually one of our top election directors. she lost a staff member that was there for 25 years. a new person filled in. she took full responsibility. when she realized the mistake. she sat on two days those absentee ballots -- overnighted the absentee ballots and increase -- included next day air package to bring it back. they signed an agreement. a judge had with that county. they're making sure they will check that and double check that. they realized that was a critical mistake. that will be brought before the election board. yes sir. [indiscernible] brad: we're in the senate race. it is greater then half a percent. recounts or within half a percent. this will lead to our runoff where the top two votes will get that. we limiting audit. we pick a statewide race to do us risk limiting audit. that is to give voters confidence. that is going back to 2020. we wanted to elevate that. the national dialogue we are having at that time. we took that above the 90% as required. we actually took 100%. instead of scanning through machine

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. >> reporter: so certainly a very interesting mix of opinions from people here in cobb county as tot they're looking for, what they're hearing from candidates. i have to share something that i heard from a voter the other day. i was actually at a rally that governor kemp was holding with former vice president mike pence. a woman told me that she was there as an observer. she tends to lean more democrat but she said that she wanted to hear what the two men had to say. and she said that she actually was there because she was proud of the role that georgia played when it came to pushing back against those false claims -- pushing back on the election validity and january 6th. she said that's something that at least has her wanting to hear what they have to say even if it doesn't necessarily convince her to give them their vote. >> that's interesting. the sound bites from those voters as well showing the breadth of cobb county and the difference of opinion there. let's move over to wisconsin. shaq brewster, talk to me. bernie sanders hitting the ground in wisconsin. you got ron johnson m

we had a ruling this afternoon in georgia where some voters in cobb county had not received their absenteend a judge issued an emergency order to make sure they have a way to vote on election day. william: a point of clarification. is the assertion being made by these largely republican lawsuits against mail-in ballots, is there any evidence that these technical iues that they are arguing are somehow evidence of fraud? is there any connection there that they are trying to throw out ballots that anyone could look at and say, these are fraudulent ballots? rick: some of the claims are that the rules are too loose, and they allow for fraudulent ballots to be cast. some of the claims are really that the election administrators are not following the rules as they were set out by the legislature. that is a separate argument. it is one we heard donald trump make, that the legislatures have certain powers over how federal elections are conducted, and when there is any deviation that is not only a violation of state law, but a violation of federal law, that is an issue penng before the supreme court

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what is really interesting, katy, is that every voter that i've spoken to here at this location in cobb county has told me a different issue, that's at top of mind for them, when they go to cast their ballot this year and that is really notable because of where we are. cobb county, suburb of atlanta and a place that was once red and took to blue in 2020 for president biden, but it is a place where both stacey abrams and governor brian kemp see as a path to victory and kind of crucial when it comes to capturing the suburbs, and the so-called swing voters in trying to win on tuesday. so i got a pretty good cross-reference of voters that i spoke to, some cast their ballots this morning for abrams and others for kemp and here is a little bit of what they told me. take a look. >> i just support women's rights and that is a big factor, in my decision making. >> and who you vote for? >> yes. >> who you are voting for? >> stacey abrams. i'm not a fan of someone telling me what i can and cannot do with my own body. >> if there is one issue that stands out to you, as top of mind when you choose y

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but it, but if he died, it's proven that he had c t well, he went to cobb and said, you had to have died and fruit have cta betraying. i believe it's 262015. that's the window. i mean, to me, it's one of the great crimes with a subtle net that there was cut off date. if you have c, t e and did not die before 2015. and they take your brain and they look at under a microscope. and they 5 c t, you're out a lot. i'm sorry you didn't die before 2015. good luck to you and your family. how much money did an a bell save? by cutting c t out of the settlement? we imagine that over the 65 year period that this would have been in place anywhere conservative estimates are 3000000000 dollars, and moore, probably realistic benefits, are somewhere around $7000000000.00. the settlement has paid out nearly $1000000000.00 to retire players and covers 3 neuro degenerative diseases ale this parkinson cities, and alzheimers. 1000000000 sounds like a very impressive number. that is, unless it's supposed to be 8 or $9000000000.00 for former nfl players who believe they have or might develop c t, the nfl concuss

point taken, cobb county northwest of the city you are at 72%.e come back to the same thing that we talked about an hour ago these counties here that's around atlanta help determine statewide races. can i show you guys something. >> we have to call the vote in a minute. i'm getting to it quickly texas mexican border, a bit of a standard. henry cuellar looks like is going to win reelection, we have a checkmark by him. big disappointment for garcia. here in 15, republicans felt really good about monica de la cruz, looks like the good win that race. this is mayra flores she when a special election a couple bucks ago, she's trailing by a point in texas 34 which is down in galveston. if i could do one more, there were ten republicans in the house that we voted to impeach donald trump. there are two who still have a job today. one is dan neuhaus appear in the state of washington, look at that he's been confirmed. he will go back to washington, neuhaus in that district in the state of washington and down here in california as a votes trickling, this is

fire from syria. struck the district of cobb chemists in southern turkey. 3 people were killed including a child. no one has claimed responsibility anchor a blames kurdish y p g fighters. and i followed a series of turkish airstrikes in northern syria and iraq. the defense ministry saying it was targeting kurdish arm grooves. the turkey blames for a bomb attack in istanbul last week. war planes attack bases of y p g fighters and the outlawed kurdistan workers party or p k k. so i guess i lou has more now from istanbul. this is the 1st time that turkish southern border residential areas are being direct. the targeted and hits by the rockets fired from northern serious kurdish held a regions the last stock is that we remember hitting residential areas was doing 2019 and early 2022. when to care was conducting operation piece spring into kurdish health regions is that a turkey is says the y p g in control of the regions are the syrian offshoot of the out thought kurdistan workers party at the p k. k as to kiss a, launched a very, a white scale air campaign targeting simultaneously y p g and

. >> reporter: more than 2.5 million georgians have already voted, but here in cobb county, more than00 absentee ballots were never mailed, calling it a critical error. they blame overworked staff but say that's no excuse and working to contact impacted voters. margaret? >> nikole killion, kris van cleave and robert costa, thanks to all of you. >>> we turn to keisha lance bottoms, former mayor of atlanta. she now serves as senior adviser to president biden but this morning she's appearing only in a personal capacity. good morning to you. >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> you said last month you were concerned about a lack of voter enthusiasm in georgia, but the secretary of state says there is historic level of turnout. what does that signal to you now? >> well, i'm glad that people are turning out to vote. when i said that last month, i was sounding the alarm. we have seen a record number of peopl turn out in early vote, but we still have an election on tuesday and we cannot let up until this election is over. i was on the ballot five years ago, seven points down going int

s. climate amvoy at john kerry and i'm the creation of an international private sector supported cobb, an offset initiative to help poorer countries accelerate their transition away from fossil fuels. here's the climate cry, does it just red infrastructure or threaten our economy or threaten our security? it threatens every single aspect of our lives on a daily basis. we, the developed countries, we, the largest economy in the world. the 2nd largest emitter have a special responsibility to less developed nations, to 3rd world, to the south. and we need to do and we'll do what is necessary to help make sure that this is a just transition. as john kerry, let's get more from her beatrice christopher from d. w. 's, environment desk. welcome to the studio u. s. delegations have attended numerous climate. so research in the last decade. is there anything different about their approach this year? yeah, the, as the top looter, the u. s. has been going to the summit and has always been making promises. but this is the 1st time that they have significant climate legislation that it can point to

now they want to see a clear mechanism already in the agreement this year at cobb. and on the other side we have the rich countries, including the u. s. and e. u. countries that are more hesitant. they agree that a fund is necessary, but they do not really want to see a clear mechanism defined here. they want to take more time to discuss what it should look like. and they're also hesitant to commit so much money, the billions of, of euros in dollars of that developing countries say, are needed. they don't want to be liable in the long term for such big sums of money. and this is really the crucial issue here at carbon. we're, we're going to have to see whether they can find the middle ground to agree on the w, julia salad deli, they're reporting from china shake. thank you julia tom. now, for some of the other stories making headlines around the world today, ukraine says the deal that allows it to export grains for the black sea will be extended by 4 months. turkey which help broke the agreement confirmed the initiative will continue under existing terms. north kore

now they want to see a clear mechanism already in the agreement this year at cobb. and on the other side we have the rich countries, including the u. s. and e. u. countries that are more hesitant. they agree that a fund is necessary, but they do not really want to see a clear mechanism defined here. they want to take more time to discuss what it should look like. and they're also hesitant to commit so much money, the billions of, of euros in dollars of that developing countries say, are needed. they don't want to be liable in the long term for such big sums of money. and this is really the crucial issue here at carbon. we're, we're going to have to see whether they can find the middle ground to agree on the ws. julia saw deli, they're reporting from channel shake. thank you, julia. now iraq is one of those countries that could benefit from loss. damage from the countries really on the effects of climate change sandstorms are frequent and legs have dried up as high as much of an agricultural land. this summer, iraq's gazelles were the 1st victims of the drought that

she told me why it was so important for her to attend cobb 27 . i 1st of all believe that the only qualification that we all need to confirm environmental puts a bit in climate action is the fact that we live in this planet. and the fact that they say they've no planet be, they've no livable planet be. we only have one at an eye that met today. the way we of young people shall come and protect the planet. another thing is looking. it's not only affecting our future into the affecting our presence. so they, the need for all of us to come together is one voice to champion for climate action . very eloquently said now a while ago you said quote, we already feeling the effects of the climate crisis. there is no way to quarantine from the climate crisis. therefore, we must act and now are you seeing that lead us? i'm not doing enough to tackle climate change. oh yes, our leader have previously not tackled clement crises that cracked is that it is. it has been on times and conferences and meetings of discussions and commitments being put in place, but n