val: yes, that is so. believes and has said to you that he believes that both jacinda ardern, the new zealand prime minister, and michelle obama, the former first lady, are actually men. val: yes, that has been said to me, yes. karen: if people wear red shoes, then that's they're wearing red so that when babies are slaughtered and the blood falls on the ground that no one will see the blood spatter. and there's been tweets from them that say if you don't believe in the qanon perspectives, then you're a pedophile enabler. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ louise: at the same time that tim stewart was descending into qanon, one of his old friends ascended to the highest office in the land. scott morrison became prime minister in august 2018. tim stewart's wife, lynelle, has been best friends with scott morrison's wife, jenny, for decades. the two couples cemented their friendships at their local baptist church in the early 1990s. brian stewart: well, it's a close one. there's no doubt about that. the two girls in particular have know

val demings. [cheering] say val demings. say it again, val demings. the val demings. now.ll know. val's platform. i came down here from hollywood to costs y'all out. [laughter] just like i cussed out tupac sikora. how many of y'all know that movie? i told tupac, shut up and put yo cigarette out. but i didn't say it like that. now. listen. honey, you've got to be quiet. i've got this speech to make and this speech is going to -- the world. [cheering] i will have you removed, darling. ok? hold onto yourself. i need to concentrate. i want to deliver her -- for val. now, val demings mother was a maid. my mother was a maid. val's father was a janitor, my father was a janitor. val was the youngest of seven, i'm the youngest of seven. [cheering] so, i know what she has come through. because i know what i have come through. despite it all. but we both rose to the top, didn't we? [cheering] i am a movie star and she is the next senator of florida. [cheering] y'all, val demings is the truth. because she knows what a lie is. she also knows, like me, you cannot lie your way to greatne

are you ready to elect val demings to the united states senate?re you ready to defeat ron desantis? i feel your energy. everybody needs to vote. everybody. can you say vote? >> vote. >> one more time. i want to hear you say vote. >> vote. >> we are in the final stretch. you got it right. the stakes could not be higher for florida. the stakes could not be higher for america. florida's future is on the ballot. our fundamental freedoms are on the ballot. and my friends, a woman's right to choose is on the ballot. [cheering] and you know, ron desantis wants to do to america what he has done to florida. and we can stop him. right here, right now. when we win, we will send shockwaves across america. [cheering] so did you watch the debate last week? [cheering] what happened to that guy? desantis would not commit to serving a full four year term. he spends more time talking to extremists across the nation then he does to our fellow floridians. he has refused to answer the question on how far he will go to ban abortion. because he will go all the way. he d

to my left is val cofield. val is the officer led that strategic plan which is pretty good. should take a look at it. [laughter] >> prior to her left, grant is now senior director for cyber security and for the white house on national cyber policy director and prior to being -- it's going to be hard. yes, more coffee. >> he was the first deputy and also the dia chief information officers which is a huge job. finally to grant's left is ron green, chief security officer for master card, special agent in the secret service, former army officer and turns out he and jen were classmates at west point, which is just wild. he chairs the financial services sector coordinating council, vice chair of the cyber security and infrastructure, security agencies, cyber security advisory committee and is chair of the secret services, cyber investigation advisory board. and i'm jim lewis i work at csis, so, let's start-- i told the panelists we would have a few questions, largely to react to what we've heard and also to get their views on some things. let me start by asking them, i like the st

for instance, communities like the val greece could play a key role in the push toward a circular economy. that's why it's been singled out for support by the social enterprise bond, the recycling concern. a log out a day more these people bring in more than 5 to 6 tons of clothing into a single market. if these old lords were sent to a land building or ended up in granite systems, a single piece of clothing would take several years to recompose as some one english faith. alexander india generates close to 8000000 tons of textile raised every young too often. it ends up in the landfills or was. ready in the environment, it's a problem that's only lucky to get worse. hold wide gum introduction has doubled in the last 15 years. ready and with fast fashion says encouraging throw away consumer habits. the number of times of clothing item is worn before it's discarded, has dropped over the past 2 decades by almost 40 percent. while the fashion industry does fuel growth and development, it's a massively resource intensive sector. the amount of water used are in the fashion industry is an unimag

this is my number val river or what's left of it for 2 years. residents of cio may have to dig in the river bed, their main source of water that we are really suffering might feel . now it's really dry, dry, dry, no, no rainfall, actual my, my, my, the rainy season should have already started. but once again, people are still waiting for it. i and her family left their village and came to town because of the droughts back home. everything had run dry, but here things were not much better yet tiny house, but this is what we can afford to rent. our house is in the village far from here. but we come here because we need access to water. we brought all the kids here and now they work as water carriers because one of the fetching water and selling it is their only option of earning money for foods every morning . this is the reality for tens of thousands in the region who live in villages without access to water. they have to transport their water containers to water sources, then fill them up and bring them back to their villages, of course, at a pr

we have val demings as our candidate for the u.s. senate. god bless her. wonderful. going to really help with that minority turnout, which you indicated is so vitally important. i'm confident they're going to get out. i'm excited about the race. you know, i'm concerned about the future of my state, if ron desantis were to get re-elected, but these people are not going to let that happen. >> let me ask you about ron desantis because i remember, i remember in 2018, i was covering the florida race at that time. he was running against andrew gillum, who is a unique political talent. wonderful guy. a wonderful human being. and a very kind, good man. he said, let's not monkey it up. about his black opponent. >> unbelievable. >> and that hurt him enough that that race was very tight. >> razor thin. >> very tight. he won by only 39,000 votes. when you look at the number of people who stayed home, though, despite andrew gillum being a fantastic candidate, despite ron desantis being a cruel man and showing that he thought it was funny to make a racial joke, despite that, the p

looking at the race and looking at val demings, it may come down to her name recognition was able to well known here in the orlando area. i am only six miles from where she was the police chief. and this is what one person had to say from the university of central florida. >> i think demings is a great candidate for the democrats, and she has a great resume, and she's very energetic and has an exciting personality, and she was not well known in the state of florida because she represented this orlando district so she was not well known in the south, so i think it has been difficult for her. these are also difficult circumstances for the democrats to be mounting a major state-wide campaign. >> reporter: one of the voters that i chatted here with in eatonville said she was completely aware of the challenge that faces val demings, and she said she and others as african americans should get out and vote, and whether or not that is enough for val demings to have a victory or for marco rubio to continue to a third term, we won't know until this evening. >> axe yo reports that miami-dade co

democrat had real hopes that val demings would be the giant killer in this race. as congresswoman from florida former police chief from orlando. not close. in some counties it is equal or greater than go to bill hemmer back where we are. >> stirring the pot. set it up. talking about florida, i don't want to over look it. keep in mind we began this night republican leadership thought they had to flip 4 seats in florida. or, right or pick up 4. you had florida 4 called for republicans and sear 7 for republicans this is 13 right here. anna luna about 99% in she will win based on this. that would be a flip. crist's old seat. also point to florida 15, this is east of tampa, laura lilee, a new open seat. republicans picking up that. if you need 4 you got 4. question is can your incumbents hang on. before i live florida. this is rubio. this is rubio and miami-dade . miami-dade rubio at 53 point 4. cuban-american, latinos, right. south american latinos here is desantis at 54.2. they are real close. there is rubio. there is ron desantis. then in 2020 there was joe biden. s

can we bring out the present for val?angela! ♪ happy birthday, dear shangela ♪ ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> yes, i love you! oh, this is good. >> i hope it's edible. do we have stuff for later? >> we'll figure that out. and we have one more mirror ball baby rattle, right? >> for whitney. [ cheers and applause ] >> you're doing the work for this whole baby thing, right? >> baby number two. >> mark and charli got the mirror ball, but we don't leave anybody out on this celebration. love you all. happy birthday. thank you for singing. >>> ginger, we're going to take a quick break and then we want you over here dancing with us. >> you know i will be. if we just could get val doing olga, i would be real happy. if we could get that by the end of the show, val. thank you. hey! >> hey! >> we've got tickets on sale now for the "dancing with the stars" live tour. so you don't have to stop watching now. it is coming to a theater near you starting this january. it's going to star charli, gabby, gleb. and emma.

val demings raised $73 million in that race against marco rubio. was called in the first few minutes. >> one other thought, when you look at desantis' numbers, when everything is in, he could win by 20% in florida potentially. right, karl? >> pretty close, because of the rest of the panhandle is starting to come in. >> yeah. >> think about it. this is somebody who won by less than half a percent last time around. he's winning right now by 18 points. marco rubio winning by 15. >> yeah. >> a tsunami has swept over the state of florida, left a gigantic red residue everywhere. >> let's see what's inside that florida tsunami. shannon bream has the numbers. >> a race in the senate people are watching, of course, pennsylvania, where democratic john fetterman and republican mehmet oz are in a tight race. fetterman has been reaching out to specifically white noncollege voters hoping to win them over, but a majority of them are choosing os at this point in our analysis. fetterman's supporters, on the other hand, are more enthusiastic overall over their candi

congressman val demings nothing on doors, thank you very much, as you are out here going door to door, what are the things you're hearing about? i know what we hear in the polls? >> what i can tell you is there is a lot of excitement and energy on the ground. and what i do know is the voters will decide, right? there are a lot of issues that are going on right now, we're hearing about them, like even climate change, we're seeing more flooding, more severe storms, and with ian, a lot of devastation from that, and we're hearing about the lack of affordable housing, and there is less affordable housing here in south florida than there is in new york city and los angeles. people are talking about health care. the threat of taking away social security and medicare. young people are talking about college debt. we are hearing about public safety. as you know. with 27 years at the police department. public safety matters to me and it matters to the people here. so we're walking and talking and we'll do so through election day. >> and one of the people who we're hearing it from, two days ago,

we asked republican governor ron desantis and val demings to come on as well they declined. first up tonight be though, president biden is taking part in a rally for new mexico governor, michelle lujan grist ham and other democrats in albuquerque. the president is trying to frame the election as crucial to the democracy. peter doocy has the story tonight live from the north lawn. good evening, peter. >> peter: good evening, bret. president biden is suggesting the american experiment could fail if certain republican candidates are elected. and despite that heavy warning, he is also campaigning in new mexico trying to remind young people that he is the one trying to cancel some student loan debt. >> remember, this is not a referendum. >>this is a choice. >> pete: biden is backing incumbent new mexico governor believed to be v.p. short-lister. michelle grisham. >> he is not here to discuss the issues that new mexicans care about that is skyrocketing crisis, a border where we have more and more fentanyl pumping into the state right now and it is driving our violent crime. >> pet

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these seldom de val criselda gardens to collect at a suburban moon by market. it's an informal, bizarre, the kind that dot the unmarked lanes of many big indian cities. there. the clothes are bought by, traders who sell them in remote villages, where people often can't afford new clothing. an estimated 40 tons of clothes are shipped from a single market like this one to rural regions every month. whatever is left behind, mostly torn and non wearable, is sold by weight to drag merchants. declines include factories that turn the material into stuffings for car seats or mattresses. for instance, communities like the vaal greece could play a key role in the push toward a circular economy. that's why it's been singled out for support by the social enterprise bond, the recycling concern. over a long only day more these people bring in more than $5.00 to $6.00 tons of clothing into a single market. if these old lords were sent to a land building or ended up in granite systems, a single piece of clothing would take several years to recompose as some one english faith i

you are leading val demings, 53-42%, and when you look at the numbers, and you think of the president going to south florida, all i can think he needs as much political heft as he can muster. a magic wand, and why is he going to florida anyway instead of some of the other battleground states? >> well, we welcome him coming to florida. for us a reminder what we have been telling people the entire campaign and that joe biden and the democrats control the white house, the house and the senate, for 22 months, and what they have produced for our country is inflation, run away immigration, crime problems around the country, and you know, obviously they have to answer for that. so if you want to leave these people in choice of the government you welcome joe biden and want him to be here. in my view, reminds people of what a disaster they have been and reminds people as well that val demings, my opponent, has voted with nancy pelosi and the democratic leadership 100% of the time. that's why they want her in the senate and i think he's in florida because they don't want him in wisconsin, don't

val demi. who gave us high food prices? vall demi. who gave us an open border? vall demi.ho believes that men ought to play women's sports? thou demi. who wants to defund the police? vall demi. who wants to open the border? thou demi. we left billions of dollars of equipment. making sure -- critical race theory or how to be lethal. we have to get out there and we have to vote. we have to call everyone of our friends and we have to think every day how do we get rid of these democrats? we are going to hear from marco rubio and make sure he wins. we are going to have a big win on tuesday. we are going to get rid of joe biden, chuck schumer and nancy pelosi. have a great night. bye-bye. ♪ >> i just ran into your president of the united states donald trump. the question is, are you better off today than you were four years ago when joe biden and the democrats took over. it is not like inflation is eating up your family's budget. it is not like crime has been soaring. you cannot live in these places anymore. it is not like the borders are being overrun with five to 6000 people p

of mohammed val 2 and 3 now live from moscow and mama, what's been the main focus of this meeting? yes, as you mentioned earlier, this is a crucial time for the members of this organization because of the conflict in ukraine and also because of those are problems between a one of the member states which is hosting this monitor armenia and the neighboring azerbaijan. or the are, we don't have the final communique of this, sir, meeting yet. what to present, put in talked about the main issues are being discussed. and he said that, that one of the, those issues is the or one of the things they wanted to do is to expand security cooperation between the countries or technical and the security cooperation. it should be expanded. he said, these countries should coordinate closer at this particular juncture because they have to look at all the problems they have, the remember that they don't agree a 100 percent on a number of issues. he said those issues that are subject of discord will be discussed behind closed doors. and also he was to brief them about what's happening in ukraine. and t

capital , detained six followers banned in our country by the extremist organization atak firkh the valija special operation was carried out by the fsb and the ministry of internal affairs, the suspects held meetings and spread their ideology and other russians during the searches. a forbidden religion was found in their homes .

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but we will see we have a team of correspondence. standing by jonah hall is in cave mohammed val is in moscow. but 1st let's go to rob mcbride at the g. 20 summit in barley where ladies have been discussing this explosion. hello there, rob. no doubt. some tense meetings between the key players there. yeah, absolutely. this is been playing out all day the 2nd day of this sir g 20, which is now just a wrapping up after this. miss al, certainly overshadowing events here that there is still a lot of confusion surrounding this miss out. that all the indications do seem to be increasingly pointing towards it being a ukrainian missile fired from ukraine. now a when at this and use of this broken, the early hours of wednesday morning, the g 7 members who are here and also the nato members who are part of the a g 20, convened an emergency meeting at straight after that a doubt started to emerge about the source of this miss, i'll even though it is russian mag with joe biden saying that the was looking less likely to have come from russia since then, a number of different agencies. and our repor

we'll get reaction from human val in moscow. but 1st, let's get the latest from join a hall in cave join. what more do we know about what's happening in this particularly strategic area of ukraine? what will frankly, the question of what is going on inside her song city itself and will generally on the west bank of the denise river is an enormous one for the advancing ukrainian forces. and they simply don't know. the commander of ukrainian forces has admitted as much yes, of course there's been an order to retreat. russian forces to retreat from the west bank to the east to withdraw to use the language of that russian order. but that isn't going to happen instantly, and nor was that order unexpected. russia has been preparing its exit 4 weeks now. gradually building defensive lines, moving artillery units, particularly across the river to the east side, as well as commander control, administrative assets, civilians as well. and reported the leaving some of their best forces behind reinforcing the city limits itself in anticipati

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trump announces another presidential ron, but faces a divided republican party and a potential brian val and florida governor wrong de santis. the u. k. inflation right rises to a 41 year high. as the government prepared to announce new tax and spending caps, nasa's new luna rocket, blast soft bringing the us closer to returning astronauts to the moon. 50 years off to the apollo missions, nato and poland have dismissed ukraine's accusations that russia carried out a missile strike on a polish village. they say the rockets that killed 2 people was likely fired by ukraine's defense massage system. but the incident has rammed up tension among nice home and g 7 nations. join. how reports from keith? this missiles trajectory had the potential to affect the course of the conflict as a whole. the war in ukraine seeming to spill over onto neighboring territory polish territory. nato territory. i ran over to the window because it was pretty close to 100 meters. i saw this monstrous black cloud and a streak of terrible smoke. on the other side of the world in barley leaders of the g 7 and nato nat

we have my val who join us from moscow in a moment, but 1st let's bring in joe hall. he's joining us from keith. so joe, know what are you hearing on the ground about this retreat? well, we'll hear more from the moscow side of things from a violent moment, of course, but in the last hour or so, news filtering through that russia's command, the commodity russian forces here in ukraine, pseudo vicki and recently appointed to that role told the defense minister showing that he recommended to put out from has san because the russians, he said, couldn't properly defend the city or it's residence. show you, the defense minister agreed. and he said that that pull out will begin in the very near future. now, if that news is everything that it purports to be, it would be a major ukrainian triumph. and indeed it's already been greeted as such here, popularly on social media cause here in the capital key of honking their horns. as the news came through the apparent surrender by russia, all the southern port city of have song, it's a significant port city, 300000 residents. befor

where mohammed val is standing by for us, mom and what is russia saying about the troop withdrawal? what it seems latasha has finally a conductor that withdrawal after days of questions about what's going on in steps on, on the ukrainian side there was uncertainty and obscurity about whether the russians were still there or whether they have already left. so this sir, re bar, this is specialized, russian military website says that over the night the russians half completed their withdrawal to the left bag. and that was under cover of heavy artillery bombardment against a ukrainian positions trying to secure that transit to, to the left side for the russian troops. sir, they have also in the process, apparently, according to the website, the same website, they have blown to bridges under the pro river, the kafka and the antennas. bridges in a measure to hinder any progress. and the rapid progress by ukrainian troops trying to chase the russian troops that are crossing the river. so russia can now balls that at least it has conducted a successful organized withdrawal. different to wha

thank you so much. mohammed val live for us in moscow. nato sick a. she genuine stoughton bag, says rushes withdrawal from her son shows how much pressure feronda we have to see how the situation on the ground develops in the coming days. but what is clear, it's a throw shot is under heavy pressure. if they leave had song, it would be another victory for ukraine. let's bring in andreas on land, who's in berlin. he's in the analyst at the swedish institute of international affairs. andre, thanks so much for being on this news. our. what you make of this movie, is it humiliating for russia or a strategic claim? well, it is indeed for russia and embarrassment because san both the only major regional capital that russia able to occupy. and now it has to also leave this regional capital. it has not been able to capture another regional capital support, although it has an ex, the regents or so on and support asia. and it's now outright paradoxical what is happening because russia is claiming territories for annexation that it does not control. what do you m

vote for about demings. >> congresswoman val demings, candidate for u.s.senate, in the state of florida. thank you for joining us. let's go to my political panel, now. joining me now is susan del percio. political analyst and republican strategist and we need a tolliver, political analyst and democratic strategist. both are msnbc contributors. when eta, you have been following along with the rally in philadelphia right now. democrats have been going all out to win these very close races, in an extremely important swing state. do you think obama and biden can seal the deal with pennsylvania voters? >> look have, i sure hope. so they are bringing a lot of energy here and let's keep it real. former president obama is still one of the most popular democratic figures in the nation. and he is driving energy and enthusiasm and ultimately getting out the vote for democrats in pennsylvania. and we know this race is going to be tight, raf. remember in 2020, biden only won pennsylvania by 1.2 points. so it is going to be a tight race, and this type of rally, this typ

which for now seems to be leading republican marco rubio seeking a 3rd term in office there against val demons, a former police chief. let's have a look at the florida governor race. now. there we have, ron, the sons, as he is the firm favorite to win again, he's also a potential candidate for the white house. one in 202420 chris trailing there for the democrats. is an early look now at a senate race in north carolina. it appears to be leading democrat sherry beasley taking the lead ahead there. that would be pretty impressive, but in a read states, ted but is endorsed by trump. if he doesn't win, that'll be a referendum on trump himself. and has that take a look at another keith swing state. this is georgia at see how rafael warnock stone will. he's pulled ahead, he's the incumbent. he's a pastor at the ebenezer baptist church and he's battling a very controversial cans at herschel walker, who is running on a strictly anti abortion message. these are early votes that have been counted here in georgia, which is perhaps why we are seeing the democrats putting ahead because male in ballot

and we've had some pretty strong comments val just on broadcast. who's the sort of european commissions trade chief? he was talking about these as dist, discriminatory provisions. yesterday we heard christine lynn of the german finance minister talking about the potential for a trade war. the language is very, very strong around this issue. the europeans are really, really worried about what this means in the heat of the mid term elections. the biden administration is very keen to show they're doing everything they can to try and reduce inflation. but that's also a concern for european ministers in european governments as well. as who is seeing inflation skyrocket in the euro's and, and all across the european union as well. so they're making quite strong statements at the moment, but what it looks like, and what we've heard from the treasury in the u. s. janet yellen pretty much saying that they're not going to change this, that the inflation reduction nights in the u. s. is that to stay leaders? europe are concerned simona back to you. or what do

and the amazing runner-up couple from "dancing with the stars," gabby windey and val chmerkovskiy.in the kitchen with gelmans. and i'm the cohost, deja vu, with kelly. and now, here are kelly ripa and me, deja vu!

let's take a look back at val's f, one career. with 4 world titles under his belt, by the age of 26, sebastian federal looked like a racing certainty to surpass the record of 7 championships set by his idle compatriot. mikhail schumacher. but a big move from red bill to the glamour of ferrari proved a huge disappointment for the german. there he was outshone by his younger teammate, charla clare. tensions often boiled over on to the track like here at the brazilian grown pre in 2019 foot left ferrari having failed to add to his whole of championships. many thought he would retire, but he moved to aston martin where over the past 2 seasons, he struggled to shine in a disappointing car. he has been politically outspoken, the irony of calling for a greener formula, one while simultaneously driving and its races is not lost on him. as he explained in the instagram post announcing his retirement. my passion comes with certain aspects that i have learned to dislike. they might be solved in the future, but the will to apply that change h

val demings will win. she will win. she will win! all those other weak men, before you lied to us, remember rosaura sat on that bus. >> hannity: no, she will lose. democrats are imploding in florida as governor ron desantis continues to rise. this state is critical to republicans and taking control of congress. it's why the left is as unhinged as ever. joe biden delivered another rambling and pointless speech claiming republicans are a threat to democracy. take a look. >> there's a lot at stake in these midterm elections, from our economy, the safety of our streets, our personal freedoms, the future of health care and social security, medicare, it's all important. we'll have our differences, our differences of opinion. that's how it's supposed to be. but there's something else at stake. democracy itself. it's estimated that more than 300 election deniers are on the ballot all across america. we cannot ignore the impact this is having on our country, the chaos in america. it's unprecedented. it's unlawful. and it's un-american. i've s

year, the governor michelle lujan grisham is running for reelection, and mark knows every peak and valthe state, new mexico is 51st in education, crime is through the roof, the border is a huge problem, they don't have the leadership they deserve. that is another one that is a little bit under the radar, if it is a good night for republicans, you could see a win in new mexico for republicans as well. trey: we'll be watching you tuesday night. dana perino if yo thank you, you work more than anyone else. >> that's not true. trey: thank you for joining us. >> you bet, thank you. trey: joining us now, georgia governor brian kemp. thank you governor. we're two days away from a major midterm, election, governorship on batta ballot, and the house. the congratulations to you for yesterday's football game. i was surprised to see the game played in austin, wasn't there a movement by some to get sporting events out of your state, they didn't like your voting law or did i dream that? >> no, that was the case trey with major league baseball after we passed election integrity act, that makes it easy

she'll figure it out, val demings. that was a real democratic loss last night based on the quality of the person in the candidate in that campaign, it was a wonderful campaign. >> not to deny rubio on the incredible when he had, but what about desantis says speech? when you listen to that speech, i listen to the whole thing. he's not just talking to floridians. >> greg: he stuck no human beings. i want to talk about charlie crist. does this mean he is finally going to retire to that strip mall tanning booth? return to the coppertone lab where they created them? he needs to get the message that he's about as popular as a gender studies major in preschool. he ran as a republican, is an independent, and it's a democrat. there's nothing left. his pronoun officially as of. they must go away. i hate these people who just keep running and running and running just because they lose. that actually elevates me. if i run for president, more people to know me. i love that he got clobbered. i wish it was more. >> he came in with su

set to appear with gubernatorial candidate charlie crist and senate candidate val demings. >> this ain'tr father's republican party. it's a different deal right now. >> reporter: polls here show republicans, governor ron desantis and senator marco rubio with the lead. >> these democrats are with joe biden 100% of the time. that's not what we want in the state of florida. >> reporter: republicans are looking to capitalize on growing support among the key swing group, latinos. here in florida, a recent telemundo lx news poll shows desantis leading crist among latino voters. most also support desantis' decision to send migrants to martha's vineyard. republican tony figueroa, the child of cuban and nicaraguan immigrants tells us he is worried about rising prices. how is inflation impacting you? >> i want to have my own place, to call my own. i've been saving up for that for years now. it just seems like with inflation, that goal seems a little more out of reach day by day. >> reporter: we also met democrat mercedes paloma who came here from cuba when she was just 9. she is worried american d

i'm just surviving, trying to work a val die or live to see another day. everything was good until you russians came with us, new below the liberal her so. and now the russians really are gone. people here, a remarkably confident that the ukrainian army is back for good. but it's not just the russians that are gone. the children that used to fill these classrooms are also gone, scattered across ukraine and the whole of europe. for now, they in their parents are in no hurry to come home. all day w correspond at nick conley filed that report earlier. a shed more on the security situation in hassle. well, definitely in harrison city, which is directly on the nipper river which separates the western bank, which is now under ukraine control from the russian controlled eastern bank. there you can basically you don't have more than 510 minutes without hearing some artillery hearing explosion. some of that is outgoing, so that is incoming from the russian. some of that is d mining. there still lots and lots of mines booby trapped left by the russians last week. th

to my left is val cofield, chief strategy officer, head the development. strategic plan, which actually is pretty good. so you should take a look at it. [laughter] >> don't say that about --. >> what we saw was the strength and resilience of the american democracy and we saw it in action and the american people proved once again that democracy is who we are. there's a strong rejection of election deniers at every level those seeking to lead our states and those seek to go serve in congress and also those seeking to oversee the election, and there was a strong rejection of political violence, voter intimidation. there was an emphatic statement that in america, the will of the people prevails. i have-- i've traveled this week and it's been clear just how closely the world and our allies and our competitors, as well, have been following our elections at home. excuse me, i have a little cold. and what these elections showed is that there's a deep and unwavering commitment in america to preserving and protecting and defending democracy. now, let me speak briefl

keith, many fled here from her son, including val odom, and his 5 year old daughter's to vanya, the little girl can't wait to see her grandmother again. wip loom up a little of the show, so we want to go back to her song. but it's still too dangerous for my daughter, love us, winnie daycare and a school. i don't know. one will be able to go back that the way a cas on will be rebuilds. it will go with the fulfillment. her son was the only regional capitol the russians managed to capture. after the invasion, the kremlin has confirmed that $30000.00 of its troops are withdrawn from the city and the region to the north tuscan in costa, a full. it's a big success for ukraine and a heavy blow for russian. not just in military terms, but politically, also to your god, russia illegally annexed the area and now the authorities have to justify losing it . again, it's most one of effectiveness is it could be genetics it. but even as her son celebrates officials, a warning residents forced out of the city not to rush back to their homes. they fear the risk is too high, that russia will start shelling

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by to morrow. nevada could still take weeks and we were talking about tens of thousands of male in val, it's just a, a product of, of how the votes are counted there. and a one more note, terry georgia is the heading to a run offer that's going to be decided on december 6. so a lot still hanging in the balance. so me, thanks so much as always, our correspondents to me. so i was gonna, in washington, you are watching dw news, just a reminder of our top story, in what's being called a major setback for moscow. russia has ordered his troops to withdraw from the strategic southern ukrainian city of chaos on defense minister of sergey sugars, said russia was no longer able to keep the city supplied, and wanted to save the lives of its soldiers. coming up next here on dw, so its dw news that you showed speaking to former pakistan prime minister in ron khan, who is on the offensive after an apparent assassination attempt last week. that he more coming up in just a minute thing while you get all the latest news and information on the website, that's the w dot com. i'm terry martin. thanks for