[000:00:00;00] the the mercenaries from the wagner group begin training bella, russian soldiers of to last months brief mutiny against the kremlin the times their own venue. a it's great to have you with us. this is elisha 0. live from do. also coming up. millions of americans face dangerously high temperatures,

blistering heat, waves stretches from california to texas, dispersed by tear gas and sun grenades is really soldiers, a task palestinians protesting against illegals, settlement expansion, riddles and los angeles, where actors have joined riders on the picket line and have brought the entertainment industry to advance the ru, says it has reached an agreement with russians, button or group to train its troops. the government released the video, showing mercenaries instructing its soldiers that the military outposts south of the capital minced, last week ounces. you were a visit to the camp where the tents were set up for members of the russian mercenary group. at the time, however, it was only occupied by a handful of fellow russian soldiers. and the kremlin, says wagner's legal status. you wish to be reviewed. president vladimir putin said

that the group has no legal basis to operate in russia. last, month's short lived rebellion against the military leadership by the mercenaries, was the most serious challenge to put in in 23 years. are you in your shop of oliver reports from moscow? so here a report was at the ministry of defense of bella. ruth announced that as long as the sciences had arrives in the country, then i work as miniature instructors training bella, russian territorial units. the price is taking place of camps near the town of o. c. poetry and they will get no return. the calls crept receiving's close of some, a bottle filled disciplines like position defense, toxic associates hang, engineering and 1st aid. the soldiers have said they have very launch that they are learning from be involved in the instructors who have this plus tons, comb, that experience also level of russian presence. alexander nutrition co actually

said that as organ that did not pose a threats to his country's national security. that boy, he was not concerned about setting numbers of vol gonna find is deployed into his country. he also ruled out a possibility that wagner could turn. it's almost a gaze developers, and it was so sad to live images have sometimes been built on bella, russian soil. but according to look of shun code, the russian side has just offered as i'm going to to occupies some old mid a trick. how to use i can soviet times, including the counts and the of the town of also publish it. but there was no official information with wagner agreed to stay. that own node which invites is a military and defense and list of wiki strides. in earlier he explain what all of this means for ukrainian or russian as well. so far we've seen that substantial up there and finding many casualties on both side or portion

of their equipment being displayed or damage. but the new crane ends at west, how their main forces they've been looking for some falling ability in the russian defenses exploit. and so far it goes out and hasn't appeared at least expensive way . so i think these will continue the craniums. um no, they only have a limited number of soldiers and though they're getting substantial equipment from the west, that takes a lot of time to, to jump to learn how to use and to bring that's front. and it's not easily route spice. so they're being conscious and but so we wrote just waiting to see whether they will explain developing abilities and say find, but that's one component that the brain ends have less then they would like on like western military's, or the israelis when they succeeded in their offense. this current is do not have

airs everywhere. and again, we're offering seen there, make limited breakthroughs only to be in space on our strikes russian and our top curves and other and other means. so getting them lower and benz air defense systems. and at some point, a more advanced spider airplanes is, would make us to make, make their lives substantially easier. of the, it's going to be us now where a heat wave is expected to reach dangerous levels. the south and midwest are being hit, the hardest that means more than 90000000 people live in the areas that could experience 6 dream heat that compose the health risk. rosalyn. jordan reports on the situation in arizona. arizona is traditionally downplay they were roasting some of the temperatures with the phrase, but it's

a dry heat. this year the heat is injuring and killing people. kevin hendershot has been homeless in phoenix for more than a decade on the air. i've been here for 12 years seem doesn't like it to sleep on some concrete. my whole side got 3rd degree burn. i opened another unhealthy person is using an unorthodox method to stay cool. this is every once in a while i decided to get a cheap, efficient with water and cover myself with it because it was just too hot. the average daily temperature in phoenix usually is about $42.00 degrees celsius, but it's now averaging about $43.00 to $44.00 degrees with

a heat wave projected to last least another week. the pressure on arizona residents to comb, or in some cases to survive will only increase was alone. jordan ultra 0, had a suffered is a senior policy adviser in the white house claimant policy office, and she says, low income communities will be disproportionately affected by this heat. wave, as we know that millions of people across the united states are being affected by record breaking kit. and it's not just an isolated thing. people have been experiencing record breaking speed for weeks now, and it's not just in t, a graphic region where we're seeing communities be disproportionately affected. you know, we know that the lowest income, the most vulnerable americans with historically born here, the rent of climate change are also bearing the impacts of peoples or people who have to work outside who don't necessarily have good cooling in their homes. so we're paying special attention to those communities. so extreme key, it is something that hits us every summer,

but have the intensity and frequency of these heat waves that we're seeing scientist degree. those are fueled by climate change. you know, this president has called climate change a crisis. it's one of the top crises that are affecting our nation. and that's way through the inflation reduction act through the bi partisan infrastructure bill. we've secured more than $300000000.00 to fight climate change. you know, we welcome all partners in helping us achieve that mission. republicans, democrats, you know, this is a, something that's expecting all americans and we need all americans to step up to the plate and address that underlying cause. many parts of europe have seen nearly record breaking temperatures, with some regions reaching more than 45 degrees celsius in greece. authorities temporarily closed the acropolis emetics, saying that they treated 40 torres suffering from the heat on thursday. and it's not just your that sweltering morocco and algeria so near record highs of 47 and 48

degrees celsius. the palestinians protesting against the expansion of settlements, had been attacked by these really military villages. and on so far, north of ramallah say that soldiers beat dozens of demonstrators and use tear gas and stun grenades. to disperse them. they had gathered to stop settlers seizing their land. laura han reports from ramada, around 12 kilometers, notes of lamb and ramona. and about 1 pm today, a number of international activists and also is radio came to support posting is living in the village of on for, for the past 2 weeks. in protesting a new illegal is really outpost that was set up in the south of the village at now today is ready. so just came in into the village council, assaulted basing up the protest this they will suffice. stone grenades, tear gas, and then saw safari life split up into the

a in order to discuss the pro testers. and we think seeing daily and cousins by settlers, and also is ready sold to, is happening in the villages across the occupied west bank. and it comes and says there's also the mushrooming illegal, his right, the sacraments across the region at the office, right? government in israel's history has been approved. they read code number according to these, right? the n g a piece. now record number of units across the occupied westbank. and since then we're seeing more settler invasions, we've seen out more. it's ray, the army and cousins, and also palestinians coming into these right assessments. and there's also been some soldiers killed in the north con ramada and the occupied westbank agencies and gaza, or predicting food shortages more than 60 percent of the population depend on support. but united nations agencies are facing a global supply shortage of their own. as some other one reports from casa,

there's concerned about the thousands of families that will slip into hunger. for the models of goals of the daily struggle is especially tough to these children. to keep them safe in a place that has been tory as leading dress and to keep them fed meeting your mother for realizing oversees help to put food in the table that talent is being withdrawn. i love the fact that the case with the above, i definitely think of how to feed these 4 children. as you can see, you see our children and they don't understand the reasons of the lack of maybe recall survive without it. close to 2000000 palestinians dependent for 8 years of instability. and the rising cost of living increases the threats of more people going hungry agencies relying the funding and for garza funding has been drawing up right now. there is a norm as pressure globally on. i budgets and ida allocations,

it's certainly the case here in gaza. we share the food case load, the food program would with world food program. they have already announced that they are cutting back. they programming the world for the program, shutting down here next month. other, your agencies are also cutting back and goes alone around 400000 people could lose by the food supplies, threatening him during crisis is the, has, doesn't have to have this on. however, the 5th of we talk about a 100000 families and gods are in need of food support and the cuts has reached approximately 20000 families. however, we are waiting for the approval of more names in the future. from gimme the hon headed children going hungry is already daddy. anything that people have gauze off exist against all the on the set of all having in the bid minimum food data provided this suspension, lifeline however is not with the frank one. i just don't the violin clashes in communications. blackouts are being reported in the baffles the control

of the sudanese capital cartoon. the city needs army is open training camps with thousands of volunteers as it tries to when it's conflict against the parent military rapids support forces. mohammed valid reports from port sedan is outside the tone of the damage scenes in the movie for states. 15000 again on t is half or the enlisted in these painted cap family members. this coming shows. i know why i had a ne deny we were state food by the will of god, remain safe and secure. your brothers in all secure to sick, theirs are vigilant. they never sleep and will make sure no single traitor will set foot in the state. our camps are super ready to receive and train more recruits what you see here, our reserve brigades ready to join the battle. a after 3 months of fighting between the army and the front of me to set it up and support

forces, or i myself, a nationwide that across the campaign, these underweight behind houses, selected all region of all new commanders to start listing and training on a budget for them to use your input so then civilians have also started to join not in the long few last got a level right. we are trying to have an argument, a tree camp, receiving training on how to use fire arms and stand up in defense of our people and our nation need. the recent assassination of the government of was thoughtful, followed by the faults of the killing of thousands of civilians in denita, of the hands of cyber functions and profits support forces. i sent chuck waves across the country and i thought it was done with duty. i called on the international community to come to the rescue of people in del, for right now. the, on the siege was no hospitals, or pharmacies or food over 6000 people have died. many of them were killed while trying to flee to chad. so it's all good news for the so then his army,

but with some major types in the country taking part there was concern of the conflict may become ethnic in nature. so that has been through such experiences twice before. no one here. once that repeats, how much fun, i just see it off for 2 down. this is still a head on alpha 0 going to mullin, president shall hopeful bernardo adam evello a long chaise campaign after an attempt to the rail. next month's election run off . and and peas and thailand get ready to vote again for a new prime minister. the right hates. the story now, which is maybe and surprisingly is kotik. streaming grease rested in turkey in the breeze that nobody breathes isn't a cold. but in the bowl is carrying some of the heat of trust to us in the event. and the nose means nothing is wrinkled breaking,

but it is that steady daytime sunshine and heat. $44.00 in the middle of cyprus, for example, that he's extends across to his rock, of course, 40 down to 50 degrees down to was q weight and the gulf states. and that was not much of a breeze to change things as a slight hint of an on show breezing dial heart. $44.00 degrees at will feel rather more humid, but we've got 15 q 8, and that will be pretty dry heat extending into the south west of it run. the edge of the monsoon fire means it's the lotteries constantly ever cofton was just in the air, was a strong wind up the coast of our mind towards the surface around. i mean to karachi, something like this done. so bringing moisture with it. so humid feel occasional light breaks and light is rain. same is the story in somali, or in can you talk to use them on soon? wind wants to get the big storms of developing these gaping. how does the tend to be getting further west if we jump to the sense we're in the middle of winter, so i'm surprised. it's quite cold. we saw this night wouldn't be repeated, but we do have cold weather by day and by night,

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a the watching elders 0 reminder of our headlines. villaru says it has reached an agreement with russia's wagner group to train his troops. the government is released the video showing mercenaries instructing its soldiers at a military outposts south of the capsule. many people in the south and midwest of the united states have been warned to stay in doors. as temperatures are forecasts to reach up to 50 degrees celsius. this weekend, or the 90000000 people live in states that are at risk from this extreme. and palestinians protesting against the expansion of settlements have been attacked by these really military villages. in font, north of ramallah, save its soldiers, beat dozens of demonstrators and used to a gas and stun grenades. to disperse a twin strength. so disrupting the entertainment industry, forcing an end to many film shoots and television shows around a $160000.00 actors stopped work at midnight in los angeles and the biggest shut

down. and over 60 years and in london, stars walked out of the premier of the new film oppenheimer. as the strike began, prod, reynolds has more from los angeles, the actors joined writers on the picket lines in los angeles and new york and a double strike that has brought the entertainment industry to a grinding halt. striker casey hamilton says, one of her top concerns is artificial intelligence taking the place of living actors act as need to be present and be in the work. and so to have that taken from us is taking away our life load our red zone days. chris devlin is pounding the pavement for better pay and royalties. mythology is that, you know, both writers and actors out here making big money and, you know, living the high life thing pretty much. we're just struggling to pay our rent and,

and air bill. catherine kim thinks the big movie and t v studios will soon begin feeling the pressure that the writers and now the actors. i don't know how they're going to promote all of their summer blockbusters for one. they're going to be no red carpets. nobody's going to be on a glossy magazine cover. nobody's going to be on the talk show. the strikes of up ended the entertainment business halting shoots on scores of films. some of the high profile films that have stopped production or otherwise in limbo on account of the strikes include avatar for gladiator to dead pool 3 and a lion king sequel. in new york actors, including jason subject is the star of screening tv hits series, ted lasso, and oscar winning actress susan, so random picketed outside studio offices, a group of actors union members met in washington to show their solidarity. i don't think it's for a,

i saved my life for future movies without my on the other side of the flight representatives of video and streaming services, say the union's demands are unrealistic. they say the generous pay increases in concessions on a i have been offered. but rejected no further labor management negotiations have been scheduled. both sides are settling in for a work stoppage the could continue for months. rob reynolds, l g 0, los angeles. let's talk about all of this with emily fox. you're a writer and show runner, and you're also currently a straight captain. that's kind of like a straight manager for writers. you're joining us from los angeles. it's good to have you on the program, right. as have been on strike for more than 2 months now. can you describe what your daily life was like before the strike versus now in my daily life?

before the strike, i was writing for television, which one of the things that the strength is really calling attention to is how much writers do beyond just writing in television. we're also producers, which means that we are sort of involved with every aspect of making a television show from starting from casting to step design costume, design, hair, and makeup wardrobe. all of those departments are run by a department head and the writers interface with all of them to create the world is that we are where we are killing our storage. so obviously i'm not doing that now. my life has pivoted to something that feels a little bit more like a mix between. um i guess like, summer camp and uh, you know, sort of the eggs essential dread parade. um where uh the most writers are picketing every day. and uh,

most people go to their whatever lot is convenient to them um or where they would like to meet up with friends, um, or colleagues and uh we, we pick it all the entrances at all. the deluxe um, usually for about 3 or 4 hours at a time. um and uh its, it's great to feel the solidarity. um, none of us wish all of us wish this weren't happening. what, what were you writing and more importantly, what happened to the show that you were working on? i was reading and running a show called the watchful eye, which was a huge crock in mystery, on the freeform network. um, formerly known as abc family. so as part of that the disney um so so. busy um, it's under the disney umbrella and uh, we have filled our 1st season and this season had aired uh, starting at the end of january. and so we were between season one and season 2. and

just before the end of the month in june, the network decided to cancel the shop. and what's the biggest problems? what is your biggest demand? is it better pay? is it protection from artificial intelligence? is it more royalties you call them residuals? i believe from the streaming shows, what is it to me, all of those things are extremely important. i think obviously um we need to be paid, you know, commensurate with, uh, the value we are providing. um for all of these companies, we are the reason that they have any product to sell um without the right or there is nothing. um, obviously a i presents uh or a, an existential threat. not just to us. you know, we're sort of the tip of the spear, the whole rest of the business is down the street. you start with your script, but then you build this whole work as i was describing, you've got the actors, you've got the script supervisors, you've got lighting,

you've got in the upset design locations, all the things that go into the like that make the magic of the show, and if they are able to find a way to computerize us, right? if they take away the human beings who write the scripts and they said ok, the computer can write the scripts, then everything else falls beyond that. then they're going to say, oh, we don't need actors, we just scam people and get computers to make them talk. and then okay, you don't need real actors. that means you don't need here and make up. you don't need wardrobe. you don't need lightning. you don't need step design, you don't need anything. and it, it vista rates the entire industry. so, so this really is an existential threat to what is or like this is our company out and everybody works in the industry not. but a lot of people work in the industry and it's sort of our countries, one glorious, successful export. so why, why is it just feels like it's,

it's counter to i just everything that has been built in a 100 years of, of, to making magic for people love it. and you know, to take it all the way. it just feels just as devastating potentially. um, but you know, i think another issue beyond that too is just um inclusiveness and amplifying voices that are not always given a chance to be heard. and, you know, all right, part of that is sure that all writers are getting paid fairly emily fox, right? or, and show run a thank you very much for joining us on the program today. thank you. i, a guatemalan presidential candidates bernardo at a follow has launched his campaign for the runoff. ballast in august, for the federal prosecutor had earlier announced a ban on the other fellows to meet at parties are suspected violations of elections all for the electoral commission. in guatemala, it says that the election will go ahead as plan. you will face former 1st lady sandra torres,

are the same page so odd is modal matter. yesterday the castle of corruption in which our country was imprisoned began to crumble, not busy on as to the decision taken by the supreme electoral tribunal. and the constitutional court did not turn on the lights and allow us to go ahead with the campaign as open the door for the corrupts to understand that this is the end of their time. and in 5 minutes to render, moody has been the guest of honor at france's best deal day celebrations. indian troops were part of the military parade. along the shelves of these, a french presidency mentor and mccall, awarded prime minister, moody, the grand cross of the legion of honor. that's the country's top order of merits. as it thailand, where m p 's are going to vote again next week for a new prime minister. this comes after the sol dominique failed to win enough votes in his bid to become leader. fit the limbs and run right, says that he accepts the results but won't give up. far as louis has more from

bangkok on this political deadlock, a touch up on cartoon had high hopes for political change off to the move forward potty imaged as the biggest twin in the general election in may. he voted for the party because it promised economic and political reforms, including a move to amend laws that severely punish anyone who insults the morning. 2 months later, with no government in place, touch up on the hopes attempting to disappointment. loud at home found what we have done, what we can. we tried to use the tool of democracy. we showed our voice in the election . it was the best and most peaceful way for the people to show their power. but the senators crushed our voices and i p. p telling me geron right need of move forward . and his allies have a majority into the warehouse, but needed votes from the mostly military appointed summer to be elected prime minister jones, how you teach. i received that team votes from senate as the rest either abstained or voted against,

can move forward and it's alliance partners must now decide whether to resubmit his name and another vote next week or put forward a new candidate economist. a political uncertainty will damage invested confidence, many times already struggling with the cost of living and installation, which sort to a 24 year high last year. process putnam, tyrone who owns a small food store. it's fine to get hard to, to make even a small profit. well, yeah, i want things to change. i wouldn't democracy for me. i don't think i can take this anymore. the people are suffering and the government doesn't do much for the people . move forwards, planned economic reforms could be canceled, they would include dismantling business monopolies, which control the range of industries from popular companies to telecommunications . last april, i think it's a lost opportunity for the country lost that prevents small businesses from competing against time companies have existed for a long time without the help of the government. it will be very difficult for the little guys to compete on it. but the guy hung up,

but mostly he's furious that the outcome of the general election is not being reflected in government and says, there's a chance that people will take to the streets of the game. again, it's not right. it's going to be ugly. but someone has to do it off to the mood among those who voted to change could slowly turn from hopeful to angry florence louis, which is 0 bank of the euro headlines on houses 0 bill. ruth says it has reached an agreement with russia's wagner group to train his troops. the government has released this video, showing mercenaries instructing its soldiers that a military outpost south of the capital in minsk. people in the south and midwest of the united states have been worn to stay indoors, as the temperatures are forecasts to reach up to 50 degrees celsius. this weekend