to be the most severe since 2019 with thousands of people facing fluent shortages as a result, sarah clark reports, and it's been for long hot months since the eastern new southern got a region has seen rain these months, foot tall ross fields, enough terraces of patched it thousands of pictures in the proper cold village in the east. some of the district had been destroyed by drought dollar for the rain stopped in may, the she hasn't been able to plant anything, said, saying we need help from the government restoration to food. because the ross that we have is not enough to consume like a normal days. residents are also struggling to access plain water with attachments and ribbons reduced to a trickle. i have no choice but to will. columbus is to the nearest rid of it and take supplies back to the village to drink wash and irrigation. they've done called quite them scarlet. i'm worried. the drought will continue for a long time. how are we going to live? how do i feed my family? it's a reality knowledge by international authorities. it will that the menu which brings prolong hall and dry

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sarah clark reports. it's been for long, hot months since the east new southern got a region has seen rain these months. foot tall ross fields, enough terraces of patched it thousands of pictures in the proper cold village in the east. some of the district had been destroyed by drought dollar for the rain stopped in may, the she hasn't been able to plant anything, said, saying we need help from the government restoration to food. because the ross that we have is not enough to consume like a normal days. residents are also struggling to access plain water with attachments and ribbons reduced to a trickle. i have no choice but to will. columbus is to the nearest rid of it and take supplies back to the village to drink wash and irrigation. they've done called quite them scarlet. i'm worried. the drought will continue for a long time. how are we going to live? how do i feed my family? it's a reality knowledge, but indonesia northstar he's there will be a menu which brings prolong hall and dry weather is now a

sarah, the judge here in this case is promising that this is independent of these other efforts, these other codefendants, who want to move their cases from state court to federal court. former doj official jeffrey clark, former coffee county gop chair cathy latham, current state senator shawn stilt, david shafer. we know rudy giuliani and john eastman as well are maybes on going this route. we've heard about the former president. that said, what do you make of that, making clear the judge says this is independent, is going to move forward with these other cases. but at the same time, you think this doesn't bode well. >> no. i mean, i think the judge is following the law. you can see that in his 49-page order. he is following the law to a tee. and so i certainly believe the judge will look at every defendant individually and make the same decision. what is your scope as your job as a federal official. and understanding if the conduct in the indictment matches, is that part of your job as a federal official? the judge will follow that law and apply that to each defendant. but i think the same result is going to happen each and every time. this is going to remain in fulton county superior court, no doub