johanna: it feels like the modern medium for entertainment.how people are gathering, creating friendships, creating lifelong connections through call of duty and this is the moment where we could not be more proud to see so many different regions of the globe connect in this way. some of the numbers are staggering. it proves the power of gaming. we have fierce competition ourselves, so we know we are all fighting for consumers time and how they make their choices. to see so many players rally together and pour in their feedback and connections just three days out of launch has been amazing and we are incredibly excited for what is to come. bloomberg has reported activision is replacing next year's call of duty with content for this game. tell us where the franchises going next. fans want to know. all -- johanna: our eyes are on a couple of weeks from now -- another way to play call of duty -- this is the 2.0 version. it is free to play, so everyone can drop in and have it externally awesome experience playing battle royale. we are really excit

in johanna, there's a helicopter here. i saw it with my own eyes and there's news they brought tanks, florida, they destroyed people's houses, and cars come on in my she not when i america only does one time a pro government news agency gives a different account of events saying it was riotous that was spreading terror and creating chaos. that's a narrative. the islamic republic often resorts to when it's curtis minority, protests and one that has worked in the past. this time however, iranians apparently refused to be divide it videos on social media, show people pouring into the streets in other cities and regions in support of ma habit, some with a rallying cry that must sound like a threat to the countries theocratic leaders kurtz belushi is as a res, freedom and equality toward my router, that is all about already come run. martine is a senior lecture at the university of sussex, where he teaches modern history of the middle east and international relations. he told us more about the new unity in the protests against

johanna is having trouble with her earpiece. he makes a good point, what happens when title 42 ends and you have these people waiting at the border? they can't handle what's coming right now much less one title 42 ends. >> it's an issue that for 20 years, none of us have addressed appropriately. you can just build a wall and the people starve on the other side. that's not a solution. if we want to actually come together, which is what voters told us to do last tuesday, there's actually already a bipartisan bill on this. the bipartisan border solutions act. just needs some refinement. this is something the u.s. department of -- sorry, the... the chamber of commerce. i know exactly what it is. the chamber of commerce. we have business people and "the new york times" all agreeing that this could actually bring together republicans and democrats for actual border security that could help us in america. we have got to bring people out of the shadows in this country. we've got to get comprehensive immigration reform so that we get tal

the center opened in 2019 and became part of johanna spokes, cultural life architect lewis, levine, drew up his design, consultation with survivors of the show her and the genocide. in rwanda, it's architecture that makes the history more tangible. the railway lines are embedded in rock and stone. they are not parallel, they are going to the sky and the railway lines symbolized journeys, journeys of the holocaust beyond julie's of gentle fine journeys of oppression and suffering. journeys of modernity that brings progress, but all sole pain. since the 19th century, south africa has been home to the largest jewish community in all of africa. but this place of remembrance is not just for them. it's also for the poster parties, nation as a home and young people, especially. so why do you choose them to tell are the histories because in the country that suffered from a very painful past, and he still struggling with that past off colonialism off racism of apartheid. it's very difficult for us to actually speak about ourselves. everything in our minds is translated through our own history. it

decade planning, collecting donations and networking the center opened in 2019 and became part of johanna spokes, cultural life architect lewis, levine, drew up his design, and consultation with survivors of the show her and the genocide. in rwanda, it's architecture that makes the history more tangible. the railway lines are embedded in rock and stone. they are not parallel. they are going to the sky and the railway lines symbolize journeys, journeys of the holocaust, but beyond julie's of gentle fine journeys of oppression and suffering. journeys of modernity that brings progress. but all soul pain, since the 19th century south africa has been home to the largest jewish community and all of africa. but this place of remembrance is not just for them. it's also for the post to parties, nation as a, and young people, especially. so why do you choose them to tell? are the histories because in a country that suffered from a very painful past, and he still struggling with that past off colonialism off racism off apartheid. it's very difficult for us to actually speak both ourselves. everythin

have an art studio in the popular shopping and office the things 40 for stanley and johanna's bag. here he spends time working on drawing and paintings that gets sold through art galleries that he is represented by internationally. my big picture message depends on where i am at a certain point in time and why i am in the certain point in time and looking into masculinity and really looking at where do i spend that story? so much work has been done by the generation before us that we have the luxury to look at how we want to prevent ourselves as men, their paper duties for their generation laws to fight for our freedom as a people. and now that we are here, i feel like looking at how we are, it's really important the challenges the world feels in regards to masculinity is an issue that is caused by us men and we should be there solution to that. not the people that are affected by our ways. that's where i am with my work at the moment. just this move so fluidly did 3 mediums that he has become a very 4th off the creative in south africa, especially in the advertising space. my prim

johanna. welcome! nice to meet you. welcome to sweden and gothenburg. thank you so much.t. exciting! i'm really looking forward to seeing how it all works. let's get started. the final result is here. i love it! how could i ever want this to be removed? use it as long as possible, and then remove it. just for you guys, i'm going to take this t—shirt back to the lab and see if the technology can completely remove the logo. right now, this means putting the t—shirt in a bowl with the removable chemical. it's then treated at high temperatures and left for about an hour. afterwards, there is a secret technique in getting the print to physically come off — and this should get better as the recipe and the process is fine—tuned. so, yeah, this, see, we have some traces left. so the click band logo has gone, and i can only see a few speckles of pink. pretty good job. i mean, i reckon you could probably print on top of that and you wouldn't notice. no. and this would be good for recycling, would it? that's definitely good for recycling. which is the main point, so it won't end up

earlier we spoke with coffee clark, who a senior research fellow of the university of johanna's, the says the continent is moving away from the sphere of european influence. one hand, the fringe of telling everybody and publicly internationally that they are living the african continent living model, either working at 1st so and then they're moving somewhere else. forget it in going to happen in the can't do it with a pain. there's a rolling way, almost so none of the reality of african that are coming to slap french, french in the space and it started with the president. if we took a very close and honest, you're a french friends, french's legacy, call them you legacy and do an audit. frankly. francis failed. and the recognition that france is still is still very difficult for french to not just recognize it, but to swallow it and come to the table and say, look, let's get rid of the choking when you're handcuffs. and then you want print. we also called the cash 6 with me hiding the private parts and then discuss brinkley because africans are now looking for different partners partn

i moved to johanna, so i got 21 coming from durban, very small community. i've known my partner for over 10 years. we just took another step which i gave a couple months ago. just bought a new house. i'm like in the happiest space, probably been. it's great. i got into dancing around 11 or 12 years old by chance. i had been a gymnast. i played soccer kickboxing for many years. so i finally found like something that was a combination of all the skills is to get that. and we just saw guys doing like all these cooler thing that goes with a good and, and what about the back look like why i don't know females in the back look. and that's why i stacked back i, i generally believe that was put you had to take easy way out. and if i can kick a door open, then i need to do that. i lost my dad plight early on, so i saw my mother transition to that, but i grew up so happy that i didn't even realize off the time we were struggling. you know, so my family has managed to make sure that we have everything. we have the old and up and go to that and then my biggest supporte

i'm listen to a senior research fellow at the university of johanna's book. great to have you on the program. thank you very much for your time today. thank you very much. thank you. thanks for joining us as well. for this monday show from moscow, the us private military company called mozart had a so called counter to russia's wagon. a group has been found in the ukrainian controlled city of our channel. it's going to donate republic handing out bare patches. apparently the head of the group handed out patches where the organizations logos to ukrainian soldiers, members of the miniature organization were also seen walking around the city, checking out buildings. well, just for a moment here, let's take a closer look at the most sought private military company. was founded by iraq and afghanistan, war veteran and the milburn. this year, the groups, the group says it's a conducting military training and provide monetary, an aide. its main donors, all us hedge fund managers, according to its head. and the organization says it took its naming response to russia'

will do in the central african nation of shot, at least 10 soldiers have been reported killed in a johanna stuck in a western part of the country near the populace. lake shod region. the incident happened on the outskirts of n. good boy village, not far from the countries border with nigeria or soldiers killed were members of the defense forces, neighboring cameroon. and niger also face constant attacks by the, when it is low, make state in west africa province. according to reports, those same doctors took the chart armies, equipment with them, after the flush of what kenya has stepped into ongoing peace negotiations between the democratic republic of congo and the sodium. the m. 23 militia group, also known as the congolese revolutionary army. it's engaged in a violent insurgency near the wandering border for months, with thousands of people displaced to to the spiraling crisis. our t correspondent, credible letter, can tell us more about that. then rising escalations, a tension between neighbors, the democratic republic of co, wasn't able to the east rwanda, l. a. u, an office for you m

the executive director of ucla health operation mend and thank you air force adrian purchase and johannade in a couple hours. again, if you're looking for a veteran looking for support for yourself or want to get involved and help out with this extraordinary organization, go to ucla health.org/operation mend. >> there you go. >> we'll be back with important health news on rsv, covid and flu surging across the country. we'll be right back. u surging ay we'll be right back. >>> medical experts have been predicting a triple-demic with flu, covid and rsv. >> reporter: this morning, triple demic fears and fall viral surges hitting home in missouri. 2-year-old rosie's nasal swab capping a miserable week. >> she's been sick the past few days. she's been pretty bad. a bad fever, flu-like symptoms. >> reporter: rosies parents among the many that rushed to this st. louis drive-through clinic to test kids for the flu, covid and rsvu three pillars of the tripledemic. >> the doctors went from go home and let us know if it gets worse to quite literally checking him for a pulse. >> reporter: new now ev

in connecticut, another vulnerable democrat johanna ha yes, former national teacher of the year. the margin. just with in about 2000 votes, 95% of expected votes area this is a race i'm watching for a potential recount in dan berry, water berry whereur family is known well. arizona second district, democrat tom o'halleran the incumbent is down eight points, 86% of the boat is in. crane is a first-time candidate, the republican. he has been openly pro-trump, america first. he ran on election integrity. he hasn't crossed the line into saying 2020 was stolen but he has raised doubts. he is a character. i think we will hear a lot about this man if he gets into congress, someone who was in navy seal and i think he is going to have a big persona in congress if he is elected. amna: 86% is in. we knew many of these would be competitive. there is one in colorado they did that -- not expect. lisa: lauren boebert has a big persona. she is down in her race, a surprise for democrats and reblicans and i think representative boebert as well. she is outmatched by adam frisch, former aspen city c

and in connecticut, johanna hayes is up by 1.72%. these are competitive seats and their margins of victory right now or so narrow. so narrow -- we have not called any of those competitive races and the truth is, any one of them could flip at any second as the votes come in, josh. >> it is remarkable. we will begin to fill in the map all the way over. now you see this, blue especially on the southern california coast, the blue appear, in washington and oregon, keep an eye on that as we get later into the deep vote count. overnight, tomorrow, problem, probably as, well because we do have competitive races out there. let's just isolated competitive races. that's what i was trying to do. you remember katie porter, she's a prominent district -- but let's just come to the middle of the country for a minute and look at these races because, as you said, there's a number of these vulnerable frontline democrats. ulises lock, and you look at this right now, and you say, 43%, the republican has the lead. i just want to isolate it by county. and