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Results in the state. Hes facing thirteen new charges, including racketeering and conspiracy. That brings his total charges to 91 and adding to a list that includes election interference, hush money paid to a porn star, and mishandling classified documents. Mr trump is hoping to be re elected president next year, and denies all charges against him. Our North America editor sarah smith has more. The courthouse in downtown atlanta, where donald trump and his allies will be tried for conspiring to overturn the 2020 election, on charges usually brought against mobsters that carry a minimum of five years injail. He has successfully made all the charges against him part of his campaign to be re elected president , claiming as usual this is a witchhunt against him, accusing the prosecutor of political motives. I make decisions in this office based on the facts and the law. The law is completely nonpartisan. Thats how decisions are made in every case. The 13 charges against donald trump includ
Came ashore at dawn and is moving northwards along the main island. it is the second storm to hit the japanese archipelago in as many weeks. these days we are constantly flooded with bad news and we feel it is well here in the newsroom. which is why this week we re rolling out a series looking at something a little bit more positive. we will be chatting every day with people who are tackling problems they see on their own communities and today we have an american bird expert, adam miller. he cofounded planet indonesia, which indigenous communities help the country s biodiversity. it actually goes back to about 2013. i first actually goes back to about 2013. ifirst moved actually goes back to about 2013. i first moved to indonesia to study birds and it was during that time living with indigenous communities within this beautiful country and really listening to the stories that they had and most importantly the solutions that they had. the solutions they
Being flooded by bad news. well, we feel it here as well in this newsroom as well ? which is why this week, we are looking at something a little more positive. we continue with our series of chats with everyday people who are tackling big problems in their communities. today, we have an american bird expert? adam miller. he co founded planet indonesia, which helps indigenous communities protect the country s biodiversity. what have been your greatest challenges since you yeah, so it goes back to about 2013. i had first moved to indonesia to study birds, and it was during that time living with indigenous communities within this beautiful country and really listening to the stories that they had, most importantly, the solutions they had. the solutions they had to the climate crisis, the biodiversity crisis, and also to the stories around the decades of discrimination and marginalisation they had
I ve been to too many disaster areas. but i want to go and make sure that they have everything that they need to. i want to be sure we don t disrupt the ongoing recovery efforts. our thoughts and prayers are with the people of hawaii, notjust our prayers, every asset, every asset they need will be there for them. these days, it may seem as though we are constantly being flooded by bad news. well, we feel it here as well in this newsroom as well ? which is why this week, we are looking at something a little more positive. we continue with our series of chats with everyday people who are tackling big problems in their communities. today, we have an american bird expert? adam miller. he co founded planet indonesia, which helps indigenous communities protect the country s biodiversity. thank you so much forjoining us on the programme. thank you so much for “oining us on the programmeh thank you so much for “oining us on the programme. thank you so much, monica, the programme. thank you