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When you look at what was repudiated last night. an extreme liberal agenda extremely unpopular. glenn youngkin caught on to something that happened a month ago when secretary of education cardona was in indiana and couldnt be on record that parents are the most important stakeholders in their own kids education. look how that one thing that was said by one of his first lieutenants. you throw other stuff, harris, like paying folks illegally crossing the border if there is a separation $450,000 a ...

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Democratic primary but hes mounting a come back. that sounds like mission immoral. lisa murkowski pulled it off a few decades ago but if there is a general election turnout, does it counter the momentum? no socialist mayor in six decades, apologies to bernie sanders in burlington that did fit that. not quite hitting that demographic threshold. >> mr. avalon, when you look at the races, there is a lot we learn where the country is tomorrow. do you think it will help the democratic party get on th...

2025, that were committing to climate funds, japan announced a few hours ago another $10 billion over the next five years. a big commitment from japan. the reality is that the developed world will still be linked in meeting the target, and its really in that so many countries have embraced net zero this week, but we will keep working with all the leaders around the world to get them there sooner, to accelerate their timetable. weve now predicted 85%. weve got measures to protect 85% of the world...

To be slashing emissions in half by 2030 to startjust to bend that curve closer to that critical 1.5 celsius target, that threshold. and really the important thing about methane is the new science from the intergovernmental... these government—sponsored scientists who give us the latest and best assessments of the impact of climate change, it democrat is showing us how potent these greenhouse gases are, and also that its an easier cut than carbon dioxide. so it buys us that time more swiftly a...

Johnson, is about to hold a press conference. we will take you to that live. hello and a warm welcome back to glasgow. were seeing world leaders roll out the actual plans to tackle the challenges in front of them. im seeing a message from the eu commission president ursula von der leyen, who thinks they have achieved the $100 billion a year fund to help developing nations. they thought they would only meet that target which they set in 2009 by 2023, but in fact, theres been a donation from japan...

Democratic consumer price to pay. in the same goes for the companies that break that pledge. so theres been a big shift in the balance of power over forests towards consumers, towards people who care about it and want to stop the forests being chopped down, whatever governments, evenif chopped down, whatever governments, even if they do break the pledges theyre making. do you see what im saying? i think thats been the important thing. lets go to liz piper of reuters. hi. important thing. lets go...

Of the jury. what can we expect from the trial? and for folks not familiar with the demographics of kenosha, does this jury accurately reflect those demographics? >> reporter: hi, craig. good morning. as you mentioned, 20 jurors seated. a bit of a high number, but yes, 12 jurors will decide this case. eight will eventually be dismissed as alternates. 11 women, nine men, only one person of color. kenosha is about 65% white, so that one person of color is beneath that threshold. this jury selectio...

Brown. what do we watch for there? >> this is a fascinating race. right? because it is being seen by democratic progressives and socialists as a bellwether. ms. walton really blew the doors off the four-term incumbent byron brown in a low turnout democratic primary, but he is mounting a comeback in the general election as a write-in candidate. now, that sounds like a mission impossible. lisa murkowski pulled it off in the senate in alaska a few decades ago. but the issue will be if theres a gene...

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Monday called for vaccine equity and continued vigilance against the coronavirus as global COVID-19 deaths exceeded 5 m