it is hard to call julia over us. it is hard to call julia lucky _ over us.in _ over us. it is hard to call julia lucky in a _ over us. it is hard to call julia lucky in a place - over us. it is hard to call julia lucky in a place like julia lucky in a place like this, but she is fortunate. and the family that holds the close. a harrowing picture of life and death in gaza at the moment. at the beginning you mentioned the latest on the ceasefire possibilities. well, we did have two us envoys here yesterday talking to the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, about a possible ceasefire is in lebanon and in gaza. no breakthrough at all. the american secretary of state has said that good progress was made, but at the same time, many experts and analysts and observers are not expecting any real breakthrough on ceasefires in lebanon or gaza until after the us presidential election is out of the way next week. thank you. still seven days to go before we may hear any further updates on that. then brown, live injerusalem. let's stick with the subject of the us e

all right, that was one of the new green party co chairs. julia chancellor. all of schultz has long been accused of being too hesitant in his support for ukraine. so will his coalition partner of the greens now increase the pressure again with their new leadership? but we expect the greens to stay on course of their strong support from ukraine. and we've seen in the background a, we've been to the government coalition, some disagreement between some of the green ministers and the chancellor all of shows on the support for ukraine. for example. we know that there is, has been some disagreement on the delivery of a long range missiles to ukraine. german chancellor, olive shaw says he's against and there are parts of the green party who would actually be in favor of something like that. so we heard from the new co chairs and we also heard from 2 of the government ministers who are here at the party congress for minister under the babel and vice chancellor of all about how big they want to continue if not strength and support from ukraine. we heard and then a bad

julia manchester, thank ou for devos. julia manchester, thank you for your _ devos.i you for your thoughts. thank ou. palestinian health officials say at least ten people, including women and children, have been killed in an israeli strike on a school sheltering displaced families in gaza city. the israeli military says the abu assi school building within the al—shati camp was being used by hamas as a command and control centre. joe inwood reports from jerusalem. siren wails in the chaotic aftermath of the strike, they searched for anyone who might have survived. this was once a un—run school, abu assi, but had been providing shelterfor displaced families. israel has told everyone to leave the north of gaza. it is clear tens of thousands have not. that was not the only attack in gaza today. local health officials say 30 people were killed across the strip. this man witnessed another airstrike, reportedly on a barber shop in gaza city. translation: i saw people flying. - i brought my horse and carried them here. three people, they were torn to pieces. the missile sudd

we a back in may. julia's capital, a buddha, now 7500. that's the number of reports of keeping up in cases in a period of one year in this country between june 2023 and july 2024 of us to be some very staggering statistics. the and of course behind every forget is a press on the people who are going to be speaking to us, to the trying to figure out why the situation persist in a julia and what can be done about it's a slot right here with what we know when we talk about kid, nothing in a do or you might go back to the 2 book goals and you will actually one of them. it's been 10 years since you were abducted. do you mind telling us what happened to you that did that? yeah, in school these people just come on around the schools and they just tell us that that the so yes, as you miss do you of the suggest in 9 julia. i do come to protest us. they just got yours to d sunday. solve for 3 years. we spent 3 is 4 day on we, i just please. well, we shall pause and we was to come back to see our parent. and is that up to us that we be listening or

of course, nobody wanting pays more than the finance julia. we should mention you are at a gathering of germany's green party, which is choosing new leaders ahead of what looked like early elections. are they still committed to back in new chris? from all the things that we've heard here at the party congress? yes, they are. we've heard that coming from the new up co leaders that are being elected right now, but also coming from the green party members who are in government for a minister. i don't. and a bad book and vice chancellor a little, but comics we've heard on the babel say she wants to continue and even increase support for you frame. and she said that a last thing and just piece there is more important than the absence of war. and on the other hand to about how big saying that, yes, the greens are a party of peace, but they are also a party of freedom. and that, that germany and the green party as a responsible party in the past 3 years in government. and hopefully for them also in the future. oh is it to you frame to continue to sup

the quiet diplomacy was same in relation to julia massage. really does look a lot like bugger all diplomacy this. this literally could happen to anybody if they travel over, say, and they offend the us government and it shouldn't matter which government is targeting australians. you should always have your own government in your little warning that no want to waste the godaddy illegally. any more war has been bought, adjustments, but the court for towing seats, the hall and boss. why do you a 175? he's a virtual distance. it's going to lift that state the when the government todd say what they doing to bring an australian citizen hi, who's facing potentially a life imprisonment and they refusing to get that. and so when it directly question on the floor apartment, we have also a democratic problem. the message style sending you to disclose the laws. now corruption, the crunch. we would come off to you with the face of the start. and we will do everything we possibly get took flush you. that's the message by sending that is what i end up givin

julia, 3.5 years old.hese photos were taken a month ago before the encounter at the israeli checkpoint, before the order to go. our colleague found julia in gaza city yesterday one week after the photograph was taken, but with the family's memory still vivid. translation: there were soldiers on _ translation: there were soldiers on the _ translation: there were soldiers on the tanks - translation: there were soldiers on the tanks and i soldiers on the tanks and soldiers on the tanks and soldiers on the ground. they approach the people and started firing above their heads. people were pushing against each other during the shooting. they were escaping the hell that jabalia they were escaping the hell thatjabalia has become. a landscape in which human survival is not possible. translation: survival is not possible. tuna/mom- survival is not possible. translation: , , ., translation: we saw disruption and bodies scattered _ translation: we saw disruption and bodies scattered on - translation: we saw disruption

the quiet diplomacy was same in relation to julia massage. really does look a lot like. but the world diplomacy this, this literally could happen to anybody if they travel over, say, and they offend the u. s. government, and it shouldn't matter which government is targeting australians. you should always have your own government email for the video and wanting to know what the ways to godaddy illegally anymore has been bought. adjustments, but the cost for towing seats behind box weighing a $175.00. he's a virtual defense. it's we going to lift that, stay the, when the government cod say what they doing to bring an australian citizen home who's facing potentially a life imprisonment. and they refusing to get that. and so when they directly question on the floor, a problem and we have our souls that democratic problem, the nation, each tie us ending is if you disclose the laws that out for option one crunch, we will come off to you with the face of the start and we will do everything we possibly can check flush you, that's the message by sending that is what i end up givi

back to julia and kevin.f republicans win this thing can they all get in line, julia? >> look, that's a big question especially when you see speaker johnson lay out the agenda and groundwork for the next congress. my colleague at the hill reporting out earlier today suggesting far right members in the freedom caucus in that part of the congress that are sort of planning potential challenge to the speaker so we will be looking for that. >> trace: kevin? >> last time shut down under universal republican control with donald trump in the white house. so, you know, as an american, i hope that's not the case but as a democrat i'm just watching everything go down tracy trace thank you all. >> thanks, trace. ♪ ♪ >> trace: and finally tonight. special day visitors gathered at cathedral in spain to celebrate a festival of light. takes place on february 2nd and november 11 when sunshine shines through the cathedral's stained glass rose window. clear weather on these days means that the designs of the window reflect on t

and we'll leave the last word at that to julia sound deleon vs bonded. and rebecca ritter's in key manufacturing above ukrainians. living near the front lines have been facing relentless russian attacks. 10 villages in the eastern hockey region or under evacuation orders some $6500.00 people have left their homes in the last 2 months and the village of pissy web cubes, sky, people are hoping to avoid being occupied by russian troops for the 2nd time during this war oil, how do you've chuck is packing how most treasured possessions should be able to brought to school? these are the photos i will definitely take the memories of happier times to bring with her when she leaves her home. she will have to leave most of her belongings behind such a download certainly. so. so from the allies we've been striving to have something . today. we sold a couch. we have no pension, no salary. she was a bread winner. full of the roughly 2 and a half 1000 residents of the village of pissed skewed i'd give ski have been told to evacuate. the front line is currently 20 kilo

and we'll leave the last word at that to julia sel. dillion. these bonding and rebecca renters in key manufacturing above to the leader of georgia is break away region of up cause he says he would resign. if protestors leave the parliament, the demonstrators storm the building on friday of costs your lives in the northwestern corner of georgia and is backed by russia. unrest broke out over a proposal to a lab russians to buy property there. the manager has been scrapped under pressure from the protesters dw, so maria kind of mats has more on the proposed measure that sparked the protests. now the investor uh agreement that was broke it up by the kremlin would allow russian companies to have an a t, a tax break, a corporate tax break. and it would allow russian companies to have exemption from custom duties and enjoy some privileges that for instance, local businesses. i'm not enjoying on that. that's what made the position and many business mine and this civil society groups and people angry. they say that the small businesses and mediums scale

and our political correspondent, julia, sound daily. who's in v spot in today? rebecca, i'll start with you president. as a lensky gave a radio interview today after schultz has phone call to put in. what did he say? well in that interview here, michael, he said that ukraine really has to do everything possible to try to come to some diplomatic pace or pay through diplomatic means, i should say, within the next 12 months. but he went on to say that he doesn't believe president potent of russia is very serious about pays for that. that wouldn't mean he wouldn't come to any negotiating table with west and latest. but instead of really looking for pace, who would be using that as a platform to try to sol relationships with those wisdom leaders have launch the als to table isolated him since the full scale invasion in 2022. now this comes this 24 hours a less than 24 hours, even after that phone call that you just heard about there in the report between all i felt of germany and letting me put and it was highly criticized by president zalinski say it really was no g

we a back in may. julia's capital a buddha, now 7500. that's the number of reports of keeping up in cases in a period of one year in this country between june 2023 and july 2024 of us to be some very staggering statistics. the and of course behind every forget is a pressing the people who are going to be speaking to us to be trying to figure out why the situation persist in they do. yeah. and what can be done about it? let's start right here with what i know when we talk about kidnapping in a do a, you might go back to the to book goes and you will actually one of them. it's been 10 years since you were abducted. do you mind telling us what happened to you that did at the i in school these people just come on the schools and they just tell us that that the so yes, they just got your 2 d some diesel for 3 years. we spent 3 years for there and we, i just please. well, we have pause and we used to come back to see all our parents. and is that up to us that we be listening or this then we start skating. and we just say is we start quality an

julia abu warda, three and a half years old.counter at the israeli checkpoint, before the order to go. our colleague found julia in gaza city, one week after the photograph was taken, but with the family's memories still vivid. translation: there were soldiers on the tanks - and soldiers on the ground. they approached the people and started firing above their heads. people were pushing against each other during the shooting. they were escaping the hell ofjabalia, a landscape in which human survival is becoming impossible. translation: we saw destruction and bodies scattered on the ground. they were pointing their guns at us and ordering us to stay seated. it was very bad. in gaza, it is not so much that children grow old before their time, it is that time stands still. they are trapped, each day like the one before, the trauma accumulating. julia's seven—year—old cousin was killed by an israeli drone strike in the street where he played. translation: it used to be normal, - she would run and play, but now whenever there is shell

so that night julia is no longer dealing with this. i see your hand up to a stop paying them some complete to me because we are all on was we to missing a number of people that have been keyed in the country. so even to keep people tired, no money nor around. so maybe they will have to stop. but tell me that cannot be a solution. ok. so you, you think that it's okay for people to get mad just so that the solution can be found. if not, so how much are we going to spend in the paintings? i'm so long. some people you paid on the community. okay, do i see joshua's hands up? i think he wants to respond to this and lucifer. let me come to you 1st. he say, you know what, in order to ease a button on your family, it's may be better if you had been cute. i'm in support of that. just as a product you people are taking money to this kid now for us, this kid now thing with not the end. and if any one or a victim in the handle by kid. now if us loved each life, the government should come, i would buy confidence stating that family, at least actuall

when the indictment against julia was updated expiration case to be included allegations that julia was planning to who is conduct infrastructure. he's dropping on telephone conversation wisely from members of parliament because they saw how hold on the title fees and died. when was they were trying to supported with his witness statements. so you told us and is the style witness for the united states in respect to the additional allegation. so out of photos on was we could explore them to who was involved for and 10 months in 2010, 11. and he's told one from the organization. and when that was found out, he decided to offer his help as a witness for the epi, i in to him for protection. what they did was so grotesque and so shameless. they used witnesses who later said they were lying. this was not accepted by the british gold. he is, according to court documents, a social above a social pro soon as boys that has been sentenced for violation again. 10 miners. there is no incredible factual basis for a large part of the us has indictment. and yet they are still pursuing, and it's just, i

when the indictment against julia was updated, actually just in case the intuitive obligations that julia was planning to her to is tons of infrastructure each dropping on telephone conversation wisely from members empowerment because they saw how, how low the total fees. and the one was they were trying to supported with as a witness statement. so you told us and is the star witness for the united states in respect to the additional allegation. so add photos on was we can explore them to who was involved for a 10 months and 201011. and he's told one of the from the organization. and when that was found out, he decided to offer his help as a witness for the f b i. and to him for protection, for david will so grotesque and so shameless. they used witnesses who later said they were lying. this was not accepted by the british gold. he is, according to court documents, a social above a sexual predator because boys that has been sentenced for violation against 10 miners. there is no incredible factual basis for a large part of the us has indictment. and yet they are still pursuing, and it's ju

what do you think julia in terms of numbers?i don't think should be a surprise not just effect of strikes and storms if other issue here is -- weak seasonal hiring so the october usually a month in which we add a million jobs to economy due to seasonal employment retail transportation warehousing jolts report showed openings for september, for september this is lowest retail job opening number since 2011 transportation warehousing very low, and you know seeing a slow start to holiday hiring at zip recruiter online as well. >> steve. >> i was just looking you may have to verify this i am look at numbers myself cheryl may have to verify but looks like also another big downward revision did i get that right. maria: down 31,000 for september. john: we keep seeing the pattern, i got to say there are health capitations at white house kamala harris pain worst possible news they could get four days before election you were talking to charles about this kind of media circus about how great economy is piece in "the wall street journal" ec

until if and when voters decide to draw his time in office to a close, dw political correspondent, julia saw deli, is covering the story julia, chancellor of charles says he's willing to pay some vote of confidence before christmas. that doesn't leave much time, does it? no, not much time at all and for 2 different things. on the one hand that chancellor all of shots have said he wanted to call for this vote of confidence in mid january initially because he wanted to get some things done. he wanted to get some measures passed before he goes. and one of these measures would be a reform of the structure of germany's constitutional court to there is a what in america would be called the bi partisan, but basically a multi party agreement. and they're trying to find that agreement, and they were until now to basically anchor some of the structures of germany's constitutional course into the german constitution. so that they cannot then be changed with a simple majority. and this is uh, with the background of, of the erosion of rule of law that was seen in recent years in countries like poland

number one is the fact that 9 julia is a cash based economy. now, what do you use to pay for run some? well, i would imagine if you could have a kid, napa, not a digital currency. yes. in 2023 and don't cost base transaction with about 52 percent. now what happened is because the government, under relevant authorities, as the meat investments in digital banking infrastructure, now, once you, you caught the sauce once you ensure that the economy, the use of caution, that companies reduce it better as minimum the business. so i'm going to create a variable because no keeping up, i want to take money by, by wire, by bank transfer or anything because it will be a trip. so, so long that this cash in the society, the issue of keeping up being is no good any we send. all right. now the last time we still have lima, we were asking about what your family did in order to get to your sister. and you tell me that you weren't eventually able to raise the around some. what impact did that have on on you'll find me a surprise, so hard. right? never to raise t

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julia boorstin joins us now with a look at what this game means for the e-commerce and media giant, juliahat's right, melissa. amazon's second black friday nfl game already looks like a success. selling out of ad inventory in august. that's months earlier than for last year's inaugural game. 40% of advertisers in this game are new. they're reportedly paying as much as $750,000 for a 30- second spot. now ratings are expected to grow from last year's nine million viewers. on the heels of thursday night nfl ratings growing 11% from last year and 38% from two years ago. amazon is rolling out more interactive ads. enabling customers from shopping directly with a qr code or remote. they tell us it was a huge success in last year's black friday game. now it had is all part of this is all part with nascar sports. joining amazon's nfl rights. this as the company looks to grow the ad demand for prime video, which just launched on the basic tier earlier this year. now amazon tells me they're always looking for more ways to invest in sports rights. melissa? >> in terms of the shoppable ads, bringing

in the case of julia sondra is really a microcosm of the crisis of our democracy. the constant and intimidation that we have in years, which has been terrorizing austin internalizing during the years. so if i succeed, then that will be the end of 1st freedom because no, i've had, john was fully prepared to do what he has done. reps against me. that's against our children. power corrupts and absolute power corrupts. absolutely. and if we don't have a watch on premise, then we have an absolutely powerful authoritarian government sets on june and some ice rest of a 175 years. so how much do you need? you know, how many violations of guns and dimension we have to be exposed to and people would just say, you know, for heaven's sake says just opposite epshaw. the actual ongoing imprisonment of a journalist for doing this job. they are about to take it only right away from you . you will not be able to find one, you know, the cause. we're talking about the fundamentals here. the messages of truth to save, i as in ice, a nice who have cars to speak truth to power and cool

the quiet diplomacy was same in relation to julia massage. really does look a lot like bugger all diplomacy this. this literally could happen to anybody if they travel over, say, and they offend the u. s. government, and it shouldn't matter which government is targeting australians. you should always have your own government email for the video and wanting to know what the ways to godaddy illegally anymore has been bought. adjustments, but the cost for towing seats, the whole and box weighing a $175.00. he is a virtual sentence. we're going to lift that state the when the government cod say what they doing to bring an australian citizen who's facing potentially a life imprisonment. and they refusing to get that. and so when they directly question on the floor apartment, we have our souls that democratic problem. the message style sending is if you disclose the laws that out for option one crunch, we will come off with the face of the start. then we will do everything we possibly can check flush you, that's the message by sending that is what

but instead of picking up her pace she decided to pick up her competitor julia.ng. >> if i was down and crawling jesus wouldn't pass me by. that's what was going through % my head, that i could leave her and passerby. >> reporter: kaylee and julia had never met but in a powerful moment the two created a team of their own. >> she started praying over me and it really did give me strength to finish and get up. every now and then i would look back up and see the finish line getting closer and she would say, we are almost there, we are almost there, which was really encouraging. >> the video of the finish getting over 3 million views. he's proud that his little girl is making strides to uplift others one step at a time. >> it's great for people to see that good things are happening in the world. there's still kindness, there's still love. they're still caring for one another. >> reporter: others agree a few collegiate coaches reaching out to kaylee about scholarships. >> they were impressed with my time but t was also more of my sportsmanship and just carrying that i

i think a combination of what dahlia and julia said. have to have a sense of optimism and confidence that whatever path you choose you can actually pursue your own interests and dreams, but you do have to be realistic and understand the challenges ahead so you can be effective in trying to continue whatever work you are doing. i agree with julia especially in her saying that this generation of young women particularly has the benefit of seeing a lot that has gone on and understanding how challenging the work is, whether it is politics or government or peace building. there are a lot more lessons th can be learned than when i was 25 when i was thinking about being an advocate on behalf of children and families. i had the idea that all you had to do was tell people there were these problems that existed and one thing about it, they would actually act. you know, children with disabilities weren't going to school, so let's change the law. it was really hard. now we know how hard change is and how challenging it is to be a changemaker. but k

but i remember julia came to see me in new york and he said, "richard, julia's, she's good. so she came to new york and she's sitting in my office. garry introduced us and he left. and he called back like 45 minutes later. and he's going, "how's it going?" [ laughter ] and i said, "it's garry." so i'm talking to garry and she's on the other side of the desk and she's writing something on one of my post-its there, in the middle of it. and then she turns around, and puts it, and i read it, it says, "please say yes." [ audience aws ] >> jimmy: no way. >> so i said, "garry, i think i just said yes." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: come on. [ cheers and applause ] >> true story. >> jimmy: no way. >> no, true story. true story. >> jimmy: i wish he'd kept that note, that would have been -- "please say yes" could be maybe a third rom-com. >> you're right. "please say yes." >> jimmy: please say yes, julia. [ cheers and applause ] please say yes. would you consider? you guys are perfect together. >> we had such a good time making that. it was really kind of a magic moment for all of us. >> jim

julia abu warda, three and a half years old.at the israeli checkpoint, before the order to go. our colleague found julia in gaza city one week after the photograph was taken but with the family's memories still vivid. translation: there were soldiers on the tanks - and soldiers on the ground. they approached the people and started firing above their heads. people were pushing against each other during the shooting. they were escaping the hell of jabalia. a landscape in which human survival is becoming impossible. translation: we saw destruction and bodies| scattered on the ground. they were pointing their guns at us and ordering us to stay seated. it was very bad. in gaza, it's not so much that children grow old before their time, it is that time stands still. they're trapped, each day like the one before, the trauma accumulating. julia's seven—year—old cousin was killed by an israeli drone strike in the street where he played. the nhs and the rest the public sector are examining, but that doesn't cover private care homes are ho

to more or less, we can bring in julia colleen. she's a senior attorney with the environmental health program at the center, international environmental. she's joining us now from geneva, julia, welcome. we have been talking about global plastic pollution for a long time. how bad is this problem to thank you so much for the invitation and the problem, as you showed aids, be it's huge and it's growing. uh, as you said, the estimates of that are debt slash production codes truthful by 2050. if an auction is taken and uh, i've seen that you show the statistics about plastic ways, but that is really just the end of the life cycle. and i like us to think about upstream who is producing plastique and who's profiting from it. and uh, for decade, the plastic industry industries spent millions uh, income painted and advertisements making us think that we could just recycle plastic waste. even if they knew that it was a mix. adding fact, if we look at the current crises, um is no actually steak and it will get worse. not just in the environm

julia abu warda, three and a half years old.ore the order to go. 0ur colleague found julia in gaza city one week after the photograph was taken, but with the family's memories still vivid. translation: there were soldiers on the tanks - and soldiers on the ground. they approached the people and started firing above their heads. people were pushing against each other during the shooting. they were escaping the hell of jabalia, a landscape in which human survival is becoming impossible. translation: we saw destruction l and bodies scattered on the ground. they were pointing their guns at us and ordering us to stay seated. it was very bad. in gaza, it is not so much that children grow old before their time. it is that time stands still. they are trapped, each day like the one before, the trauma accumulating. julia's seven—year—old cousin was killed by an israeli drone strike in the street where he played. translation: it used to be normal, she would run and play, _ but now whenever there is shelling she points and says, "plane." sh

julia boorstin is here with that story. julia? >> reporter: hey, that's right.om ads, but also directly from influencers. now 89% of consumers say social media impacts their holiday shopping decisions. that's according to new study by sprout social. and nearly a quarter of americans plan to make purchases on social media platforms this holiday season. and that is according to new study by ey. tiktok launched a commerce center called tiktok shop last year, and now it has 15 million sellers worldwide. and driving that engagement is the growth of live commerce. qvc-style live shopping segments by influencers on tiktok shop live. tiktok telling us the number of live sessions that creators host monthly have tripled over the past year. tiktok is forecasting record breaking christmas sales for brands on the platform. with tiktok taking a 6% fee. now many social media influencers work with creator agencies, such as ltk, shop my, or super ordinary. these companies connect influencers with brands and help them create affiliate links to share with their followers, and then

we were talking about social media shopping with julia. kinds of black friday emails, texts, everything. what early deals are we already seeing? >> door busters on black used to be but the calendar means we are getting black friday deals on monday, right now. amazon has daily deal drops and offering 50% off first amazon whole orders. a new vertical they have offers products under $20. a big deal. target is offering price match guarantee and one day deals up to 50% off. walmart black friday deals began today. these retailers are saying get a head a head start' they are already offering discounts. >> which items are mostly to be discounted this week? >> let's start with adobe is saying. sporting goods, tois, furniture, -- toys, furniture, appliances. black friday is televisions. cybermonday to get your electronics and apparel. a lot of questions am i getting the best deals on this holiday weekend? we took a look at five different items. look at air pods pro 2s and ninja coffee makers. yeah, discounts throughout the summer. remember the octob

bought in today. julia. good to see you. the greens again or set to confirm with a call back as their top candidate today. but following suggest he's unlikely to become chancellor, since the greens are clearly not the strongest party. so what's hop back hoping to achieve? this is the 2nd time that the greens are putting forward as a candidate for chance for the 1st time was in 2021 ahead of the previous election . and that's when the greens were actually writing quite high in the pools. the results ended up being more disappointing than that. and this time there is not necessarily an expectation that how big could become chancellor. and that the greens couldn't be the 1st the party to come in 1st in the election. but there is still some, some hope and there is also a need to show that the greens wants to continue to be in government. this is something that we've seen coming out quite clearly from this party conference here in b 's button. and the greens are also writing high on new membership numbers. they'v

as a political campaign adviser and digital media strategist, julia julia, so from the law is still with us at judith, what do you think will be some of the wish? the issues to watch out for us voting on phones. i mean, i've looked closely at the polling and the main issue seems to be the economy and the increasing costs of living. so a lot of people have focused on grocery prices, you know, cost of living, how much am i paying for rent. and people are worried about it, there's a pole out in the field that's asking is the country on the right track or the wrong track. and people are responding and saying that's 72 percent of americans are saying we're on the wrong track on the wrong path. so that gives me a signal that people want a change. now, do they want to change back to donald trump or change from back to from, from joe biden, to complet harris? that's, of course, a big question, but people are ready for some changes. now economy is the number one issue, inflation, number 2 issue is immigration, and it is closely followed by abortion. so both issues that, of course, drive republica

now. julia, what do you make of the german president's words? the a well, definitely a call to responsibility. we've heard there him of frank 5 bush stein maya calling on all parties involved to hold up that responsibility and basically saying that he expects them to play a responsible role. but this was also a message to the german public to try to quell any possible worries that the german public might be feeling right. now. con 5, the stein maya said that yes, this is a serious situation, but it is not the end of the world and the german constitution has and delivers the instruments to overcome this difficult situation and move on from this collapse coalition. he said that currently germany, but also the world are in, on, on certain situation on certain times. also after the re election of donald trump to the presidency of the united states, which is likely going to have an impact also on europe and germany. but from 5 to sign my appealing to the parties to remain responsible and to the german public, to stay calm. we so often refer to the gy

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