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Now, because charges has been brought, would -- where he's been or where he's going down the road. he's going to argue, through the 2024 elections, that he should have been in office for the last four years. >> let's talk about this document, because if you remember yesterday, first of all we have all been anticipating this particular indictment, but then all of a sudden something was posted on the docket and everybody wonders if heads would roll. and then there's the question of fani willis, wait a second, something was posted all of a sudden and then it was taken down, and kind of a yo-yo, t...

The response is then translated back to the users oh original language. the system is now on a test run. we asked travellers, includingy. >> spot on. it was exactly what i saw on the screen. >> reporter: how many messages. >> it supports 12 languages. >> we're told the number of growing. the screen was introduced so staff and customers can communicate smoothly face-to-face. >> there are certainly apps for your phone which could

Town, some of those living in the region have taken to safety as the fires burn out of control. so far this season they have destroyed about 30 million acres more than the land area that makes up south korea or cuba. 0ld land area that makes up south korea or cuba. old ways of making newspapers, the hot metal typesetting, the rotary brazos, orabandon metal typesetting, the rotary brazos, or abandon with the arrival of computers back in the 1980s. in northern france they are still printing the local papers using machines that were familiar 100 years ago. hugh schofield has been finding out more...

Wildfires have burned about 30 million acres of land — more than the land area of south korea or cuba. the old ways of making newspapers, the hot—metal typesetting and the rotary presses, were abandoned with the arrival of computers back in the 1980s. in northern france, ?they are still printing their local paper using machines that were familiar 100 years ago. hugh schofield has been finding out more. it's like something out of a �*30s movie. the clanking press churning out the latest headlines, the rolls of paper transformed into news. the machine does indeed date from 192a, but this i...

Been finding out more. it's like something out of a �*30s movie. the clanking press churning out the latest headlines, the rolls of paper transformed into news. the machine does indeed date from 1924, but this is today. and this is the staff of the n democrat casting a critical eye over a test run for the latest edition. as always with technology this old, a few minor problems. that line's too much in fresh ink. since 1906, they've been serving up the news this way when the great switchover came to computers and new technology. they stayed put. and if they didn't exactly thrive, they survive...