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so can we just talk about jo biden's climate agenda, which is obviously a huge deal. the us delegation at the top 27 climate some it said that whatever the outcome of the mid terms, it will not destroy disrupt the u. s. climate plan. do you think that that is true for no? yes. and because especially if we end up with one chamber controlled by the republicans, i mean the republicans are not looking favorably to jo biden's climate agenda. there are huge skeptics generally of climate change, but also see the environmental agenda as normally kind of unproductive and i'm not in line with already logical preferences, but where they see a big problem is that china is deep integration into the supply chains on all of the products, but on renewable energy as highly problematic. so, you know, they're definitely inclined to push on kind of as scaling up to fossil fuel production and nuclear energy. at this point of time, they will not be able to do much except again on funding. the participation in the paris climate accords is secured for an executive order, but on funding, you

so now, after daycare, jo is fed and dressed for bed.home to cope alone. things have got to the point where i really have to consider... ..residential care forjo. it's not what i ever wanted to happen. i wantjo here with me. but the bradbury has its problems, too. they have prepared a new residential care bedroom perfect for jo but still empty. we can't have jo here as a resident until all the approvals process is complete. frustrating delays at a time of national shortages of care home beds. it's just... ..a sin, really. approval comes from the care quality commission, which says it cannot compromise safety for speed. we can put a respite bed in here... but the bradbury also has two respite beds, also empty, also waiting for the paperwork. space that could help free up desperately needed hospital beds. when you see a queue of ambulances, think social care. that simple? it's that simple, because it is social care that is blocking those beds or preventing those beds being reused for medically urgent cases. the dramatic changes in governme

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s. upset about jo biden's inflation reduction act. the $738000000000.00 act aimed to boost clean energy and reduce the cost of prescription drugs in america. it also includes tax breaks for electric cars and batteries, but only when they're made in the usa. brussels says those benefits for american vehicle makers would put e cars made in the u at an unfair disadvantage on the lucrative u. s. domestic market. u. s. president joe biden is on a last minute campaign to her in heavily contested districts trying to head off democratic losses in tuesday's mid term elections. and he talks about the issue most on voters minds, inflation. we also know folks are still struggling with inflation. and so our number one priority, that's why with my children scotch off i shot inflation reduction act to bring down the cost of everyday things and we talk about around the kitchen table. but the act is raising eyebrows in europe and asia because it includes a $7500.00 tax credit for americans who buy an electric or hybrid vehicle. but only when it rolls

and what will it mean for jo biden's presidency? this is an hide store. ah. hello and welcome to this special insight story from washington dc. i'm paddy call him on tuesday. american voters will decide who will represent them in congress. at the moment, democrats hold a very slim majority in the house and the senate, but that could change after these mid term elections. the united states is greatly divided on issues from immigration to abortion, the economy and democracy itself. there are 435 seats up for grabs in the house of representatives, while 35 of the 100 seats in the u. s. senate are up for reelection, and this vote will shape how jo biden's final 2 years of his 1st term will turn out . will vary in our guests in a moment. first, this report from alan fisher in washington. the big guns are out in the final days before the midterm elections, the democrats won't need to generate a big ta night. the selection is not a referendum, it's a choice. it's a choice between 2 vastly different visions. for america, traditionally, the party in the white house ca

what would a republican sweep mean for jo biden's economic agenda? our correspondent in washington has more and will take you to norway, where an underground cemetery for unwanted greenhouse gas is taking shape. this is dw business, i'm christy plats and, and berlin half of twitter staff was laid off on friday following ilan mosques, 44000000000 dollar acquisition. but now twitter is reportedly reaching out to some of the employees that were fired and asking them to return. according to bloomberg reports, twitter let go nearly 3700 employees by e mail, after mosques take over. some of those are now being asked to return as they were laid off by mistake. meanwhile, general motors and volkswagen are the latest brands to pause advertising on twitter after muskets acquisition. volkswagen said it is closely monitoring the situation and will make a decision based on twitters. if all evolution will for more on twitter activity, we go now to teddy austro on wall street. hi there, teddy back tracking on these lay offs. certainly not a good look for twitter no

thank you joe curley for -- jo currie for- joe curley for —— jo currie for getting up early and joiningon autumn series this weekend. wales full—back leigh halfpenny is a doubt ahead their opener against new zealand. he has a hamstring injury, which could mean a first start in five years for rhys priestland. stuart mccloskey has replaced the injured robbie henshaw in the ireland team for tomorrow's test against world champions south africa in dublin. it will be the ulster centre's first cap since july last year. scotland have made six changes from their defeat to australia last weekend. adam hastings is preferred at fly—half to blair kinghorn, who missed what would have been a winning penalty against the wallabies. 0wen farrell will captain england against argentina on sunday. he's been cleared to play after he was concussed playing for saracens two weeks ago. northampton lock alex coles will make his debut. michael cheika, the argentina coach, is a busy man. tonight, he's in huddersfield with his lebanon rugby league side facing the reigning champions australia in the first of the worl

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and now we're hearing about the red wave in jo biden's midterm . because the party non power historically tends to do better, voters are angry or disappointed with the, with the party in power, they want to send a signal to the party empower. and we're not so far seeing so much of a huge red wave, which must be very disappointing for republicans because given everything going on right now, given how many worries, how much existential angst there is among many americans. and given again, historical precedence that the party empower, loses power, you have to ask yourself, why aren't republicans doing better? that said, that sort of a theoretical a question. if at the end of the day, republicans take power, they've taken power. but what that shows is a divide advice, not only in america, but also in government. and what will that mean for getting work done? well, 1st of all, let's not have disillusion. that's so much got done when the democrats are completely empower and still are completely in power. a joe biden. and his democratic congress are heavi

for the care sector, for bill and jo, and for so many families like them.ng about this very same problem in 20 or 30 years' time. goodnight, then. there's no tomorrow forjo and me. our tomorrow has come and gone. jeremy cooke, bbc news, newcastle. at the cop27 climate summit in egypt, china has said it will plant 70 billion trees by the end of the decade to help counter climate change. but a report backed by the un has made it clear that developing countries and emerging economies will need far more to slow the rate of global warming and to cope with its impact. in 2009, richer countries agreed to provide $100 billion a year to developing nations for climate action by the end of 2020. as you can see, by the end of that year, the total had only reached $83.3 billion. the goal is expected to be reached in 2023. not only are the existing promises of climate finance not currently being met, but developing countries argue that these targets are too low. and today, a new report from the un says developing countries needed $2 trillion annually by 2030 to tackle gl

the result will define the last 2 years of president, jo biden's term. and republicans take control of both the house and the senate. it could be rat, his legislative agenda, the balance of power in congress is likely to come down to better ground states like nevada, wisconsin, georgia, and pennsylvania was bringing out white house correspondent, kimberly how get who is across all these angles and more. kimberly polls of suggesting it's not looking great for the democrats and president jo by them, but just how bad the poll suggesting things will be. well, it's right then appears that the american public is said to deliver a verdict on president joe biden's law passed 2 terms in office, and the polls indicate given his approval rating that seems to be hovering in the low morning percent range. his disapproval rating is below 50 percent range, that this usually is an indicator that his democratic party is not going to do well in terms of the congressional elections. why? because historically, what that means is that the party is likely to play in this 2 pa

a win for republicans could derail democratic president, jo biden's, legislative agenda. the race is expected to come down to a few key states, nevada, wisconsin, georgia, and pennsylvania, shaping up to be the tightest races in the country. they could decide the balance of power. the president is always an optimist, but even as he was returning to the white house after campaigning, late last evening here in washington, he was asked by reporters how he felt about his party's chances. and he acknowledged that it was going to be tough to capture the house and keep control of the house. something that his parties enjoyed for the last 2 years. that's a pretty rare acknowledgment from a president who is always optimistic. in other world news, the rescue ship carrying more than 200 migraines is heading to france after easily refused to allow them to do some bog. the ocean viking is the 4th such vessel to demand a permission to dock in the country this week. some of the people have been allowed on to shore after awake, said wonder as accusing it's ne, the democratic republic of

the rest of jo biden's presidency as sake are all 435 seats in the house. of representatives where the current democratic majority is just 8. $35.00 of the senate's a 100 seats are being contested. right now they're evenly divided. so a change of control and just one seat could put the republicans in charge. $36.00 states are electing governors and $27.00 are electing their secretary of state who in most places is the official in charge of elections. according to the brookings institution, 345 candidates on the ballot back, donald trump's false claim that the 2020 presidential election was flawed. which means people who reject the last presidential election could end up in charge of running. it's next one will in a moment who will take a look at the battleground states of georgia and pennsylvania. but for us, as here from our correspondence at the white house and on capitol hill, let's go 1st to kimberly help of the white house and, and kimberly, we know, of course, that joe biden has used a huge amount of time and a huge amount of energy to focus the atten

this is a jo biden's. the legislation that he narrowly got through congress that does things like a lower prescription drug, drug prices and invest in clean energy. joe bite is mekaux. he wants the climate change and tackling climate change to be a priority for his presidency. will republican say they will sti me efforts to spend more in climate change? also to spend on pandemic relief, for example, because they want to spend that to sammy efforts rather from the president to spend more money to create. they want him to curb spending. and one more issue that i think would be interesting to watch clear is whether the republicans will continue to support sending billions of dollars of a to ukraine. they've shown some skepticism leading up to election day and that could be another stumbling block for the president going forward. if we see a republican controlled congress or that's d w soon, nissan was gone to for us in washington dc. thank you so much for your reporting and we can turn to the numbers now and

and john jo is right in the heart of china. it's the capital of honan province, which is the cradle of chinese civilization. so i think none of this is a accidental because it's also seen as the bell, whether it was happening in china. and what we're seeing is, is growing waves of, of protest against very, very strict policies. it's quite likely that the protesters will be identified and punished in one way or another. why would they run the risk? yeah, it's interesting. i mean, in july this year when, when they came into protest and organize the mortgage, both boycott, everyone has their coven, rita on their phone and they went from red to green, after from green to red, which meant that they weren't allowed to travel. and then eventually they sort of, they went in very early in the morning and they managed to beat the change in their stages and they're able to get into the, to protest. so there is a lot of that to the growing protest against is very, very strict policy. now where i'm, i mean 0 coverage is here. given that we

they got 13 off the first over, jos buttler and alex hates — first over, jos buttler and alex hates set did not even — hales set the world alight and did not even lose a wicket. it looked incredibly easy _ not even lose a wicket. it looked incredibly easy in _ not even lose a wicket. it looked incredibly easy in that _ not even lose a wicket. it looked incredibly easy in that run - not even lose a wicket. it looked| incredibly easy in that run chase. there was a bravery about it. thea;r there was a bravery about it. they would be brave _ there was a bravery about it. they would be brave at _ there was a bravery about it. they would be brave at the _ there was a bravery about it. they would be brave at the top of the order— would be brave at the top of the order and — would be brave at the top of the order and capitalise on the powerplay and once i did that today, they did _ powerplay and once i did that today, they did not slow down. once india had five _ they did not slow down. once india had five builders outside the ring, alex hales played the short boundaries perfectly here and jos

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keep close eye on how jo jo deaf are the republicans a doing and then north carolina. look at the senate seat sherry beasley and ted, but again, looking pretty close at 70 percent reporting. do say with us, we're expecting a lot more results in the coming out. we'll be bringing them all to you here on out to 0. if i can, a few moments challenging the brazilian dictatorship with the democratically run football team. now the corinthians changed the course of their nation. with the center was a revolutionary football known to locals, as the doctor football rebels concludes with the celebration of the life and legacy of socrates. and the corinthians, democracy movement on al jazeera, examining the impact of today's headlines humanities, and sent a memo by nature. and that man was done by a pakistan setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussions. if you tell a big enough why voters will think that's too big to be alive, it must be true. international filmmakers and world class journalists bring programs to inform and inspire you. you can take it as a possibility to explore o

the nickname was glued, bye-bye jo jo. bye-bye, but by the time he was in high school, he got rid of his speech impediment became the star of the school football team was elected class president in our the headman and at the same time thought about a political career right after college went to work as an adviser to the local administration, where he did his best to gain popularity among the black community, i think he was a tall, fit young man, this type of elvis presley looked good, by the age of 29 it brought its own results, defeating an experienced republican rival by only 3,000 votes, he became one of the youngest senators in us history but a month later. after this victory, the tragedy of his his first wife and one-year-old daughter died in a car accident. sons of fighting. hunter and joe biden survived. in fact, he moved to live with them in the hospital. and he was even going to quit his political career, but he was dissuaded and as an exception. sworn in as a senator in the hospital room and god help us. i swear

nigel and jo, thank you so much for chatting about those front pages with me my nigel nelson and jo phillips that is it for the papers this evening, next it is time for the travel show. for generations, snakes, scorpions, and spiders have been important mystical and religious figures here in mexico. and travelling around the country, you can't escape being reminded of that. but in reality some are very dangerous. around 4.5 million people are bitten by snakes alone around the world every year, and over half of those bites can lead to serious injuries or worse. and climate change, combined with accelerated urban development means that more and more people are coming into contact with things that can bite, with scientists predicting that the number of cases can rise even higher. to get an idea of what's out there here in mexico, i've come to a park near the capital to meet diego barrales, who's become a twitter sensation. he's the go—to guy when it comes to identifying potential danger. every day, hundreds of pictures are sent to him from worried travellers looking for reassurance after a clos

so we've identified the bodies of maxime and zeniah. maxime jo vanco was 31 years old in white. his father helped us with the identification. i read these quote to little here, ah, eastern with if you sort of, if you do that, the gas station on the shuttle mir highway is the scene of a massacre. the images are almost too difficult to bear north, neglect her out on the bill here, a vehicle mobile organizing. ah, here for example, 3 bodies were found in a kia investigations showed that shots were fired at the car until it exploded, of them would be interested in the works of that. i for you. if the corpses didn't burn completely, the russian soldiers pulled them out of the car, covered them with tires and carried on burning them. in that neighborhood, he lit up globally. shannon people 11 the green tarts used by the perpetrators to cover the bodies just like the one seen here on the russian tank from where soldiers fired on refugees. boys, sir, but you've been the sultani in stockton, the 4th of because of the of from now i'd like to show you this photo of the kiya, which was fire

this is a training session for new recruits to ukraine's jo had to die of battalion chechen volunteer group fighting for ukraine. they often the very 1st to go into newly one territory. with less of us at our job is to storm and to clear the place you know after that the other groups come in and do their job. and because the bonus plays on that, margo, as he calls himself, was born in chechnya, but grew up in europe. he has his always dreamed of fighting against russia. after putting the next crimea and installed proxies in the don bus, margo moved to ukraine. he joined the battalion which bears the colors of chechen independence, and the name of its hero jo had to die wallace. this has been going on for generations yesterday. my father fought against russia and the 1st and 2nd judging wars in the 1990. as well, and i must continue this fight for the right, it was the last month the battalion was among the 1st to enter the tone of you as the chechen volunteers fight the ukraine. many considered part of the greater battle against russia. like in the morning, we want to go home, but we

china as a strict 0 covert policy, the tech giant has announced that its protection facility and john jo, the world's largest i phone factory, has been locked down. abil said the assembly plant operated by fox con is producing at significantly reduced capacity. adding to the grim picture, china's export slumped 0.3 percent in october. there. sharpest decline since may 2020 or add 4 more in the spring and at tech analyst ivan lamb and hong kong and correspondent fabi and crouch, my invasion fabi. and let me start with you. what can you tell us about the conditions and the situation at the fox con, planned enjo? yeah, the plant is also called i phone city because it produces a roughly 80 percent of the newest, i phone generation. and it's also as big as a city. i mean with up to 300000 workers there and i went, john jo basically went in to look down at the authorities implemented a close loop management under the production side close loop. that means that the workers basically can only move from their dormitory to the work site. so it's a really harsh conditions. and on social media, we'v

what's his stake in these elections for jo biden's presidency? short answer is yes sir. maybe you could come in the lame duck president, and there's nothing he could possibly do or bring through without excessively working with the other side, with the republicans in the house and the senate. if the republicans take both chambers of the congress here, then there is no democratic agenda. will bind agenda are going through the institutions relatively easy anymore. that is definitely the history. and that would mean that has of course, impact internationally. that means money. 8 deliveries for ukraine. democrats are spending very generously in the last few months by demonstration is the republicans. i've indicated that they wanna tone this back a little bit. so this could change. and of course, there's many, many other areas he in the united states, internally where republicans are ready to turn back the clock, so to speak, on measures the biden administration pushed in the last 2 years. arizona in the american southwest is among the most hotly contested states in the mid t

we look at what that means for the 2nd half of jo, biden's presidency, nato and warsaw. believe tuesdays explosion in poland was caused by ukrainian air defense. they say it's likely that missile was miss fire trying to repel russian air strikes. a verdict is true in the m h. 17 trial for men are accused of helping shooting down the malaysia airlines plane of ukraine in 2014 killing. everyone on board and the clock is ticking for delegates in egypt to agree on climate goals. use climate chief says there's still a long way to go before a deal can be reached. ah, i've been fizzle. unwelcome in the united states, the republicans have garnered enough seats to take control of the house of representatives following last week's mid term elections. it gives the party considerable power to oppose president jo biden's agenda for the final 2 years of his term. the house is the chamber that initiates all spending bills in the us. it controls the post strengths of government. with biden's democrats still in control of the senate, the stages said for a period of division the more and

s. congress and successfully interrupted the certification of jo biden's victory . a debate has ranged were the shocking scenes simply the result of a demonstration by enraged trumps of orders that grew out of control. or was it a concerted attempt to stop the peaceful transition of presidential power through violence up to now many of the hundreds who've been prosecuted have faced charges ranging from low level offenses relating to trespassing and disorderly conduct to felonies relating to violence and interrupting congressional proceedings. but with this successful prosecution of right wing earth keepers militia leader stewart rhodes and his deputy on seditious conspiracy, prosecutors convinced the jury that at least some involve that day, did have a plan to oppose the transfer of presidential power by force. evidence was provided shown rhodes railing at the election revolt. i'm calling for a revolution and the chaos of january. the 6th presented an opportunity. prosecutors argued even if raised was simply being opportunistic amid the chaos. it's a very substantia

oh, passion for food born and jo nelly macy runs. hi here. fans traveling to qatar are leaving all the troubles behind with one thing in common. their support for the team. they loved, but he said, well, i'll just see that when a site is ah, this is out here and these are the top stories now moscow, back to officials in a her san region say they have been power outages after russian media reports that ukrainian forces attacked a damn the 30 me to hyatt neuberger hoff could dam holds back 18000000 cubic meters of water from the denice pro river, which cuts through eastern new cray. or since october, both russia and ukraine have repeatedly accused each other of planning to breach the dam, using explosives. partitions in the us are making last ditch attempt to sway voters ahead of tuesdays, mid term elections. republicans are looking to win back control of congress. i hope voters will punish president, jo, biden's, democrats for high inflation. us present. joe biden has been campaigning, a new york state, where democratic politicians ar

he's the 1st black person to hold a top party lead a position in the house or senate. heidi jo castro joins us live now from capitol hill. and heidi, as we've just been saying this appears to be a step towards younger, more diverse generation of democrats taking over in the house. absolutely. and that is what this trio of new leadership that was just elected, have been telling reporters, not only was jeffrey's unanimously elected as leader of the democrats in the house, but also the number 2. and number 3, they are also relatively young. in their forties and fifties, a very different from the off to gent octogenarians who held those 3 posts of course led by none other than 82 year old nancy pelosi. this new slate of leadership is also more diverse. we have jeffries, who is the 1st african american to lead any major u. s. party in congress. and we also have pete aguilar who is a member of the hispanic house cock as he is now. the new caucus chair. so all of this is a moment that had long been anticipated. pelosi said she would be stepping down from her house speakership role in this ne

in some cities, for example, ingrown jo, they've now said that some people, the elderly, specifically, no longer have to do curve tests every day. and here in the gene, when there is a case in a building, an entire neighborhood no longer has to be locked down or, or even a building. now they're just locked up, are locking down, send floors, exit, and building. so we are seeing some slight changes in the policy. we also know that the authorities on tuesday have said that the has been a drop on in carbon infections throughout the country. and they've announced that there will be a press conference taking place on tuesday afternoon. so we're waiting to hear if there's going to be any further easing of these measures and whether these, this easing will be enough to ease some of the frustrations we've seen around the country. or i will leave with if i thought, katrina, you now china's ambassador to the owners defending is governments crone of iris policies. jang june spoke to al jazeera, kristen salumi and new york. on the sidelines as the un security council, i had the rare opportunity to

in republicans look on track to take the house, but they're hoped for red wave fails to materialize. jo biden's, democrats perform better than expected with many competitive races, still uncalled in the battle for the senate democrats school a major victory in pennsylvania, jonathan and flipped the hotly contested seat. but it is neck and neck for overall control. with full seats still up for grabs. we will take you live to washington. ah, i manuscripts mckinnon. thanks so much for joining us. in the united states, mid term election results are pointing to a surprisingly strong showing for jo biden's democrats. now they are doing better than poles predicted with early indications suggesting they're managing to send off sweeping republican gains. but there are still many races to call in the battle for both houses, which will set the countries course for the next 2. yes. so we're going to take a closer look at the latest numbers now at the moment it looks like the republicans are going to take the house of representatives. us voters have been choosing law makers for the entire house. now

as messy withdrawal from afghanistan into jo biden's border policy. so into his immigration policy along the u. s. a southern border and also an investigation into his son hunter, biden's financial dealing. so those are just some of the ways that the next 2 years be could become very difficult under a republican controlled congress for joe biden, in the white house, the w correspondence to meet almost in washington. thank you so much for reporting . well, us voters say that the most important issues for them in this election were inflation and the economy. that's perhaps not surprising considering how many people are paying, how much people are now paying for gasoline and groceries. if you compare it to just a year ago. let's also take a look at more issues that are on voters minds across the united states. you know, the economy is, is rigged for the wealthy. and, you know, and if we don't change that, you know, we're sunk. we've got to do something the reverse, the inflationary trend that, you know, in the democrats are spending out of control. congr

republicans take the lead in the race for the house, but their hope for red wave fails to materialize. jo biden's democrats perform better than expected, with many competitive races still unfold. and in the battle for the senate democrats score major victory in pennsylvania, john ferryman flips the hotly contested seat. but it's neck and neck for overall control with poor seat still up for grabs. will take you live to washington. ah. hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. in the united states, mid term election results are pointing to a surprisingly strong, showing for jo, biden's democrats. they are doing better than polls predicted with early indications suggesting they're managing to fend off sweeping republican gains. but there are still many races to call in the battle for both houses, which will set the country's course for the next 2 years. take a closer look at the latest numbers at the moment. republicans have the lead in the race port, the house of representatives, us voters, have been choosing lawmakers for the entire house. so for 172, out of the 435 seats had gone

from berlin. results are coming in from us elections that will set that horse for the next 2 years of jo biden's presidency and the future of the united states. one of the winners is already clear. republican ron at de santas is re elected governor of florida or what counting underway. other races are much closer as voters decide google control both houses of congress. stay with us for d. w. team coverage from across united states. ah. hello, i'm claire richardson. thanks so much for joining us. poles have closed in all us states except western alaska. as more results from high stakes mid term elections role in republicans now have the lead in the race for both the house and the senate . americans have been choosing wall makers for the entire house of representatives . that's $435.00 seats, and a 3rd of the seats in the senate. democrats currently control both chambers of congress, but poll suggests they could lose the house to the republicans de railing. president biden's agenda, voters are also deciding on many other issues and races, including a number of state governorships. so let's

there are no jo, jo boyd actually run for president, didn't he saying that he would go off the to show the killer. i mean, it was changed just read through it now. you know, he ran by saying what the american people wanted to hear in certain areas and one, a lot of american people. i think a lot of people in the, in the world generally want to see murderers brought to justice. i think that's a normal human impulse. now all of a sudden there's a huge of out face saying that because he's the head of state, we can't go after him and that has nothing to do with the recent us foreign policy . saddam hussein was a head of state who is suspected not convicted of having weapons of mass destruction, which he didn't have. and that was still enough for the us to go after him. so the idea that the u. s. can't go after somebody, the head of state is utterly absurd. so what is it now? why the, why he's suffering the way he's dealing with saudi arabia? now, does he want something out with bill? well, there's 2 things. i mean 1st the elections over the mid term election just finished and the other par

a pending the rest of jo biden's presidency at stake are all 435 seats in the house of representatives and 35 seats in the senate. 36 states are electing governors and 27 are electing mass secretary of state. who in most places is the official in charge of elections. our white house correspondent, kimberly how could house more on what's on voters minds? economy seems to be the big issue that is galvanizing people getting them out to vote. i. in fact, in most pools it seems that more than 80 percent of voters identified the rising cost of living inflation. when did their, it's the cost of food, housing, fuel costs, as the motivator for getting out to vote. and what this really is turning out to be this election day is more of a referendum on past 2 years of jo biden's policies he brought about sweeping change when it comes to climate change. expanding the social safety net that he believes are really impacted the ordinary americans lives. but many americans argue that is not the direction they want this country to go. and the polls seem to indicate that there may be a shift in the way t

for jo, biden's democrats and a major victory, john fassman flips the republican senate seat in the battle ground that the state of pennsylvania, but with many racial races still to call control of congress, hangs in the balance. and it could all come down to a handful of votes in several t states. we will take you live to washington. ah, i man, you keep his mckinnon. welcome to the program. in the united states, results are rolling in from crucial midterm elections. now, early indications suggest joe biden's, democrats are performing surprisingly well compared to initial expectations, they're managing to fend off a so called red wave of republican victories. but there are still many races to cool in the battle for congress, which will set the country's course for the next 2 years. so we're going to take a closer look at the latest numbers now at the moment it looks like the republicans are going to take the house of representatives. here as voters have been choosing lawmakers for the entire house now so far, 172 out of the 435 seats have gone to the democrats, and 199. have gone to the re

the outcome is likely to have a great impact on the final 2 years of jo biden's presidency, voters will determine the majorities in the u. s. congress made up of the house of representatives and the senate, as well as a number of governor ships and other offices. republicans contend they are better placed to address people's concerns over the economy. democrats say if the republicans do well as is expected, that policies could adversely reshape the country. all that half of the republican candidates have echoed unfounded claims by donald trump, that the 2020 presidential election was fraudulent. but as d w's mikaela cook now reports many believe the future of democracy is also at stake in this election. this is the home of democracy in the us, the capital building, where men and women represent what the constitution referred to as we the people democracy in the united states is under attack. both democrats and republicans see it and both say that they are the ones defending the danger to democracy comes from the radical out, not from the right. not i will not stand by watch the most fog

the united states prepares to vote in crucial midterm elections that will shape the next 2 years of jo biden's presidency . it is a neck and neck battle in key races that will determine control of congress. ah. hello, i am clare richardson, thanks so much for joining us. world leaders meeting in egypt at the club. 27 climate summit are framing the fight against climate change as a fight for human survival. french president, manuel microns said climate commitments must not be sacrificed due to the war in ukraine and said that climate change remains the biggest issue the world is facing . the summit comes at the end of a catastrophic year for many developing countries, which have asked rich polluters to do more. it's all the leaders in this room had joint forces in the fight against global warming, signed to say, there would be far fewer climate catastrophes to address at this year's summit. but the situation is serious. you and secretary general antonia guiterres made that clear or blended. these foster, broaching peeping points that rule mike glimmered, scales you reversible, we are on

republicans take the lead in the race for the house, but their hope for red wave fails to materialize. jo biden's, democrats perform better than expected with many competitive braces, still uncalled. ah hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. russia has ordered his troops to withdraw from the western bank of the nepa river near cas, on the move. could mark a major turning point in the war. russian defense minister sergey shaw ago, ordered the retreat after weeks of ukrainian gains in the area. russian commander say it is no longer possible to deliver supplies to the city. and troops will pull back to defend the eastern side of the river. fair san is the largest city captured by russia since the war began, and the withdrawal could mark a major setback for the kremlin. oh, let's get the latest now from our correspondence in here. nick connelly. nick, what do you make of this, sir? russian announcement can it be believed? was definitely a lot of skepticism and worry hearing care about this being a trick, this being a provocation and attempt to drawer in ukrainian troops and then may

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