let's introduce you to kentucky's attorney general, who's a republican name, daniel cameron.ficers involved with obtaining a warrant, or for dahler's death. this is one of the officers, for accidentally firing into taylor's neighbor's apartment. he was later acquitted. now, cameron says, it was a grand jury's decision to not charge anyone else, and that is technically true. but members of the grand jury, since come public to say, cameron's office, basically, left them no choice, as the associated press reports, three of the jury's alleged, quote, cameron staff limited their scope, and did not give them an opportunity to consider homicide charges, against the police, in taylor's death. cameron is not just a state attorney general, he is a rising star in republican party politics. he is a protegee of republican senate leader, mitch mcconnell. cameron is, widely, seen as a leading voice to replace mcconnell, as kentucky's next senator, whenever mcconnell, who is 80, decides to leave office. cameron was a speaker at the 2020 republican national convention, a gig offered to young

, not cameron percy.word. whenever you guys need to know anything, it will be said by me. the speculation is swirling around cameron smith at the moment, as it has done with golfers previously, is there any smoke without fire? you could easily _ there any smoke without fire? you could easily have _ there any smoke without fire? 7m. could easily have said no there any smoke without fire? 7m, could easily have said no they couldn't take, when asked if he was going to go, but he didn't. he didn't dispel the rumours in the immediate aftermath of his victory in st andrews. if he does go, it will perhaps be the biggest coup for liv golf because they will have signed the world number two player at the very height of his powers, with no injury concerns, and that really could give liv golf a great deal of momentum and a great deal for the pga tour to consider, especially considering that they are going to a route of litigation. the case yesterday was just a forerunner of a legal process that could potentially dete

open champion cameron smith is the latest to join the controversial liv golf series. and welcome to sportsday. you could forgive cameron norrie for thinking he flies under the radarjust a little too often. with all the global focus at the us open on serena's swansong and eyes closer to home on the return of raducanu. never mind andy murray's impressive win last night. the british number one was in and then out of the spotlight in the blink of an eye at flushing meadows this afternoon. cruising through to the second round with a straight sets win over benoit paire. dan glyde has more. when molten semifinalist seated in the top ten, a grand slam for the first time, cameron norrie stock is rising. and descent continues service plays set the mood. french men immediately on the back foot failed to win a game in the first set. in the second pair is tactic change no more long rallies, quick points and more success. despite that, norrie refused to yield. second set for the pair needed his serve to hold up in the third. it didn't. norrie was relentless. he is famed for his fit

cameron was prime minister. _ 2015, so... home secretary. cameron was prime minister.me minister. i 'ust feel like, in the middle h was prime minister. i 'ust feel like, in the middle of h was prime minister. ijust feel like, in the middle of this - like, in the middle of this desperate economic crisis, it is quite telling that we have this tirade against migrants, using the modern slavery act, using... i say that very, very loosely. asking for a higher burden of proof from people who are victims of modern slavery is as absurd as it sounds. how does a victim of slavery documented their own slavery? do they want a p 45 or something? it is absolutely absurd. it is just nonsense... to something? it is absolutely absurd. it isjust nonsense. . ._ it isjust nonsense... to put some aouar a lot _ it isjust nonsense... to put some aouar a lot of _ it isjust nonsense... to put some aouar a lot of people _ it isjust nonsense... to put some aouar a lot of people won't - it isjust nonsense... to put some aouar a lot of people won't have l aouar a lot of people won't have seen the s

air minderthat air minder that cameron norrie was playing _ air minder that cameron norrie was playingurray in cincinnati. well, that's all from sportsday. thanks for watching, goodbye. hello there. it's been a wednesday dominated by sharp, thundery downpours. hello there. it's been another afternoon where we've seen some sharp, thundery downpours developing. in the last few hours, some areas of essex have seen 30 millimetres of rain in the space of an hour. so we do have this amber weather warning out across southeast england, that'll be valid until 10pm tonight. and this has been the story over the last few hours. yes, still some showers across lincolnshire and east anglia, but the heaviest of the showers certainly down into that southeastern corner. they will start to fade away through the latter stages of the day, maybe 1—2 across the kent coast. elsewhere, we keep some cloudy skies and a freshening breeze, with some showery rain gradually pushing into western scotland as we go through the early hours into thursday morning. temperatures will hold up widely into double figures acros

cameron: i don't know if it is concerning.t is the obvious outcome of the economic challenges each country faces. in the united states, it is the primary problem at the moment is inflation. that mandates a tighter monetary policy. in china, the problem is the reverse, it is an undershirt in domestic demand. that chronically -- there has been a bunch of households in that -- but obviously with the zero covid policy, even investment in that has been low. i guess the government is going back to the all-too-familiar low of trying to stimulate the economy with infrastructure spending. which i'm not sure what the marginal return of that will be given the property sector for example is on a somewhat dire strengths and there does not seem to be a demand for credit that you would get in a properly functioning economy with relatively robust demand. kriti: put that into the context for the federal reserve here. obviously we know the federal reserve has to cater to the united states economy but it is, to some extent, dependent on the supp

cameron crise on the inflation story today.e also watching the story of earnings from disney which are set to cross after the bell. we will get a preview from jason bazinet from citigroup. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: this is "bloomberg markets." i am caroline hyde with jon erlichman. disney expected after the bell and we might be adding subscribers to the streaming service. acceleration from the previous three months in terms of subscribers. more analysis from jason bazinet of citigroup. we are also focusing on the outlook, the four year guidance, right? jason: i think there is true statements here. the perception of the streaming business has been impaired the last six months. it is not anything to do with disney, but netflix. the street is dower on the economic returns streaming will ever generate. anything that disney can do to explain why this is going to be a better business in term of profits longer-term is going to be the best disney can do for its stock. jon: it was absolutely incredible to watch what has happened to

the rift in golf continues with this year's open champion, cameron smith, joining the saudi—funded livsed a huge controversy in the sport. he will be in the field for the fourth liv event of the year. he'll be in the field for the fourth liv event of the year. that starts in boston this friday. and finally, what about this for a catch? naomi dattani and alice monaghan for london spirit helped put an end to birmingham phoenix's chances of reaching the knockout stage of the women's hundred. spirit, who also can't make the next stage, won by four wickets at lord's. and that's all your sport for now. from me, marc edwards, and the rest of the team, bye—bye. hello again. it's going to be another fine day across much of the country on wednesday. these are the temperatures we start with — double figures for the most part, but a bit colder, i think, in the northeast of scotland. there is some cloud coming in off the north sea to bring a few showers to the far north of england. the odd shower could develop across some eastern parts of england as the cloud bubbles up, but much of england and wal

joining her in action on day two, the british men's number one, cameron norrie.h for cameron norrie, which is exactly what he would have wanted in these hot and humid conditions. he took the first set 6—0 injust 18 minutes, and after withstanding some second set resistance from the frenchman, benoit paire, who recently spoke of his disgust for tennis, he took the second set 6—0. he admitted afterwards he was pretty nervous coming into the match, but said he feels able to block out the heat better than other players, and he showed that today. he's become the fourth british player through to round two. dan evans could welljoin him, he has taken an early lead in his first—round match. and later tonight, the spotlight will return tonight, the spotlight will return to emma raducanu, as she begins her title defence. time for a look at the weather. here's darren bett. not as hot as new york, but it has been a fine day to day across many parts of the country. many people have been enjoying some late summer sunshine. following that sunshine, it's going to be a quiet night

and this is cameron knutson, a real estate developer. our actually in construction were starting about 11 houses up here currently. and we just started another $58.00 up. it's a poor city. we have a commercial section and we're going to have a school churches, all those things. soon, 30000 people will be living here. the 1st have already moved in, drawn by the development center piece attraction. especially with the lockdown and things. there's not a better place to be locked down than on a golf course. factor. these acres of pristine green grass, a watered several times a day. it's an 80 whole golf course with a lake on whole line as an artificial stream. a lot of people are getting married on on golf courses are very beautiful pictures, you know, being by water and grass and everything in the middle of the desert. it just, it gives it a very unique feel. it's an incongruous sight in the heart of a state which has recently been hit even worse graph and history. the local laws allow cameron to take all the ground water he needs. yeah, th

he was ultimately acquitted of that and now charged again, but what about daniel cameron? significance? he is running for governor next year. >> to be governor, even to run for gornor, he clearly did a disservice. what we want an investigation into is what it daniel cameron no? where did you get the information? what did he share with the grand jury? how can it be the federal government and state government are so far apart on this case? we are concerned he is either incompetent or in collusion. we are not sur theeople do deserve -- all of these people, all of these officers of the court are sworn to uphold and seek justice. and in this case in kentucky, everybody who had an opportunity to do the right thing, including our attorney general, failed. we are extremely thankful for the fbi keeping their eye on the ball of the department of justice. we have been talking a lot about this incestuous relationship between police and prosecutors across the country, see the failure to prosecute police, the failure to hold them accountable. so we have not really seen the changes that

immigrant to cameron ability unretiring. >> it was like a death. so i'm thinking, [ bleep ] i'm never going to get over this. >> a new documentary reveals shania after her best friend stole her husband. how did shania end up marrying that woman's ex? >> hs

the rift in golf continues with this year's open champion, cameron smith, joining the saudi—funded livt starts in boston this friday. and finally, what about this for a catch? naomi dattani and alice monaghan for london spirit helped put an end to birmingham phoenix's chances of reaching the knockout stage of the women's hundred. spirit, who also can't make the next stage, won by four wickets at lord's. and that's all your sport for now. from me, marc edwards, and the rest of the team, bye—bye. the last leader of the soviet union, mikhail gorbachev, has ina bit in a bit colder in the northeast of scotland. while coming in off the north sea to bring a new view showers. the odd shower could develop across eastern parts of the club bubbles up but much of england and wales will be dry with plenty of sunshine. not as windy for scotland and northern ireland. temperatures aren't changing very much. heading into thursday, could see some heavier showers threatening the far southwest, otherwise lots of dry weather and lengthy spells, probably not quite as windy and it may be a bit warmer on thur

i don't think david cameron would _ contest. i don't think david cameron would have — contest.r did theresa — margaret thatcher. neither did theresa may, but now she is all the ra-e theresa may, but now she is all the rage again — theresa may, but now she is all the rage again. because there are no easy— rage again. because there are no easy solutions to the problems we're seeing _ easy solutions to the problems we're seeing elsewhere in the papers, i think— seeing elsewhere in the papers, i think they've sort of thought because _ think they've sort of thought because margaret thatcher could tackle _ because margaret thatcher could tackle similar crises, if they sort of said _ tackle similar crises, if they sort of said they're thatcherite, they will have — of said they're thatcherite, they will have the same result. although there _ will have the same result. although there has— will have the same result. although there has some similarities, i'm not sure if— there has some similarities, i'm not sure if it's _ there has some similarities, i'm not sure if it's going to be quite

and by that token, it can actually achieve a lot more. >> aiming for a lot less cameron hudson, but alsolitary or at least a paramilitary relationship. how has russia used the wagner group? this is a paramilitary group largely controlled by the kremlin to expand its influence in many of those countries that include here just mentioned. >> right. well, what we see about russia's involvement here is really a kind of inside, outside approach. so, of course, it's approaching through visits like foreign minister lavrov, but then it uses the wagner group in kind of unofficial capacities, working with beleaguered leaders on the continent, warlord leaders, militia leaders looking for a way in. oftentimes, these these sort of side deals that they cut are self-financed because wagner earns rights to mineral extraction in the country. and so what what russia's been able to do with wagner is really prop up leaders in their orbit and to keep western interests, western values at bay for just a little bit longer. [12.8s] >> k'f course, just the us and russia. china has spent billions and billions of do

cameron: right, but the problem is saying it doesn't make it so.look at where decisions are being made and whether or not african voices are being included in those decision rooms. whether it is the chamber of the un security council or the executive boardroom of the world bank or frankly behind closed doors at a g7 summit where just this last june, g7 leaders decided on the devastating and crippling sanctions campaign against russia that has severely impacted africans's ability to purchase and import grain and fertilizer from russia. we are seeing already in this administration africans not being included were those decisions are being made. i like the idea that we are going to give greater voice to the 54 countries of africa, 1.4 billion people, but right now we are not seeing the biden administration live up to the promise it just yesterday. nick: let's look at russia's influence. how have you seen russia focus its influence, especially on the african union, and in particular african leaders? kholood: this is where russia's a strategy on africa

cameron: that is the question.r, the battle has not been won yet in terms of inflation. this is an encouraging first step on the path but it is not the end of the journey. it is the beginning of the journey. to see financial conditions loosen markedly, boosting nominal demands again, is sort of counterproductive. this is not the end of the tightening cycle. let's not forget we have another payroll cycle and another cpi decision be or they get to their decision in september. everything could still change. tom: cameron crise, thank you for joining us this morning. kathleen jones joins us from charles schwab. good news. do i buy bonds, bills, notes? kathy: as all of your previous speakers have been saying, it is a first step, certainly not conclusive that we have peak inflation behind us. but all along we have thought, as long as the fed is determined to get inflation down, the yield curve will invert. they will tighten until that happens. ultimately that is good news for the bond market. kailey: that curve inversion

cameron's first longest walk was with dilly.lot of words happening at the time but there's so much deep meaning going on. there's so much more being conveyed between the dog and the patient. to me that's the magic of doing this work. >> reporter: that's the magic. just want to be clear, you can't adopt dilly. he's a trained working dog whose work has made such a difference for the patients and staff at the children's hospital of philadelphia. robin? >> but you don't have to be a trained dog like dilly to make a difference. there countles homes. you want to meet mariah? >> reporter: i do. >> let's meet some other ones there with you, lara. >> reporter: absolutely. it's time, everybody, for these posh pups at the women's animal center in bensalem to strut their stuff and hopefully woo you into bringing them home. first up, benjamin, everybody, in a tennis look serving an ace in style, yes. this boy would make the perfect doubles partner because he loves fetching the ball. he loves chasing the ball. he's 8 years young. he's a greyh

the local laws allow cameron to take all the ground water he needs. yeah, this is a whole pump if he builds his own well. this is where the well is all merged. what are i? i think it's in gallons for men and i think it's like 200 burning algebra. in fact, that's likely not enough. the more construction like this there is, the more pressure falls on scarce resources elsewhere. so this is barely completed . unlike the golf course, these houses will draw their drinking from a neighboring cities, already depleted water reserves. yet for now, profits are all that matter. here. this side is 1700000, and then the small size 1.3 is you want to buy it. if you want to rent it, i think it's about $1500.00 a night per side. each unit has their own hot tub in pool down this entire line. so these are some water laminar as they just squirt water into the pool. when you have a long lat pole in a hot tub. in the face of some of the worst water shortages, the u. s. has ever seen. many may wonder if projects like this are appropriate, but cameron shrugs off any concerns

this year's 0pen champion cameron smith hasjoined the rebel liv series. quite a coup for liv. this is undoubtedly a coup to be able to attract cameron smith who won at such sensational fashion at st andrews injuly but there is also the reigning champion on the players championship, so a big blow for the pga tour to lose the winner of their flagship event but also a massive coup for liv because this player is at the height of his powers, the reigning open champion and he is joined by his fellow australian marc leishman but also joaquin joined by his fellow australian marc leishman but alsojoaquin niemann is a big signing for liv, the chilean is one of the most promising players in the world. i don't think the pga tour will be overly concerned with the other recruits she decided to break away and go with liv, they are not really the upper echelons today but you cannot say that of cameron smith. 50 but you cannot say that of cameron smith. , .,i 1,, ., smith. so they tee off in boston, the fourth _ smith. so they tee off in boston, the fourth uv _ smith. so

you mentioned the republican attorney general here, david cameron, and the attorney for taylor's family him for never bringing murder charges in this case. take a listen. >> we are so grateful to the department of justice because they followed where the facts went and where daniel cameron wouldn't go. >> today is overdue, but it still hurts. >> now, breonna taylor's family, they have long been pressing the doj to file charges. they actually met, jake, with top officials at the doj back in march and this really isn't the end here. the justice department has this ongoing pattern por practice investigation into the louisville police department. they are investigating whether or not they used excessive force or practice racially discriminatory policing. this saga is still ongoing. at least now breonna taylor's family feels somewhat vindicated here. >> thank you so much. >>> americans forced to choose which of their life-saving medications they can take because they can no longer to afford to take them all. a look at the potentially deadly cost of inflation. that's next. (vo) get verizon bus

cameron dawson. cameron, a lot of folks follow the sort of trend and it feels like we're stuck.of people called it after it moved down. you saw it moving down. what do you see now? >> market surprised a lot of people and ability to push through resistance. charles: resolve has been pretty impressive. >> it is incredible. it created we've seen things like momentum and breadth through the number of names participating in the rally, trigger signs would point to much better forward returns. so it has been a very powerful rally, but to your point we see some signs we could stall out in the near term we need to be very aware of. charles: so it has been more resolved than you thought. sounds like you're not as bearish as you were. but i read in your work this term, dangerous divergence. it caught my attention. what is that? >> we go back to the june lows. what we saw is that the market, the equity market bottomed around june 14th, june is 15th. we saw tops in big macro things. we saw oil top. yields topped. dollar topped. fed expectations for hawkishness topped. this created a boost to

it's hard to believe that under| george osborne and david cameron, now?ppen. there is concern about china's human rights record and its treatment of some of its citizens. there is also tension over hong kong and i believe china isn't keeping its promise to retain a one nation, two systems arrangements. and also taiwan fears that china is looking at taking military action, although one might argue that the us has been almost deliberately provocative and i think it has to recognise that. but this is actually linked to russia. what happened with russia invading ukraine has made people nervous and there are fears that this might involve china trying something similar with taiwan. i don't entirely agree with this. i think china is probably not a direct threat to us the way russia is a threat to us the way russia is a threat to us the way russia is a threat to europe. figs threat to us the way russia is a threat to europe.— threat to europe. as jonathan alluded to. — threat to europe. as jonathan alluded to, ali, _ threat to europe. as jonathan alluded to, ali,

there was no actual breeze to be found in new york but cameron norrie at least enjoyed a metaphorical briefly, benoit paire, who recently spoke of his disgust for tennis, made it a contest, but after norrie came through a second set tie—break again, paire turned sour, as norrie raced to a sweeter and swifter victory than he had imagined. i was actually pretty nervous coming out in the first round. obviously, a pretty unpredictable match against benoit. he kind of went away in the third which i will take away every day of the week when it's this hot. another outside court, another brit coping well with conditions. this time dan evans making light work ofjiri vesely to win his opening match in straight sets. well, that is five brits into round two with one more still to play — the holder of the wildest win in us open history. last year, emma raducanu was unknown and unshackled and the teenager's fans hope she can swing freely again, despite her new—found fame. great if she won. but as long as she does well and does herself proud. hopefully she can be carefree and just enjoy it like she

>> a bill asks, your recent nation piece reference hunter thompson to angus cameron lies at up.an you elaborate on what you think he meant by this? >> site think he meant there certain kindst of truths that fiction can get at, but nonfiction can't get out. certainly traditional journalism. objective journalism. they are going to miss some plain truths. the greatest example is nixon. nixon knew how to play the game. he knew the rules of objective journalism. he knew had a manipulative press corps. so his campaign stoppers. thompson saw the goes to a truth. fiction lends itself to a traditional didn't. another way to put you gett more theoretical about it, i don't think that was hunter's interest, but later historiographers would say just getting the facts straight is not always going to get you to the truth. every list of facts is a theory in a weak sense. that is a theoretical concern. i think hunter came out of from the point of view that fiction is better at getting at this stuff than traditional journalism. and i think that's what he meant. and certainly his critique in tim k

but fellow brits cameron norrie and dan evans are through., in new york. back in the big apple, the scene of her stunning success. but those who mentioned pressure did so at their peril. in the eyes of emma raducanu, this was a chance to start from scratch and gain experience against a player whose part of the furniture at grand slams. this alize cornet�*s 63rd consecutive major. reflexes were razor sharp. the magic is still there. and just as this flew past raducanuo, so did the first set in the face of relentless french resistance. soon, nothing seemed to be going her way. and she was going out. obviously really disappointing, you know, really sad to to leave here. it's probably my favorite tournament. but also, i mean, in a way, happy because it's a clean slate. tumbling out of the tournament, raducanu will also tumble down the rankings from 11th in the world to around 80th. disappointing for her, but elsewhere it has been a positive start for the brits. there was no actual breeze when cameron norrie took to the court, but he at least enjo

a great job, i think they will talk about it no, but no question people said they will go to liv, camerone is leaving, at the same time, one of the bright young stars on the pga sto payin pga tour, cameron young said he is not going anywhere and hideki matsuyama has said, he is not going, he will stay with the pga tour. i think that is probably bigger for the tour than any other person that has said they are not going to the liv . because of what he means to the game of golf in a global fashion in particularly in aasia a. trey: probably the most popular player in asia, one of the most in the world. rory mcilroy i think today michael, made 18 million dollars, i know that is does not come chose to what you make in a year. most people can live on 18 million dollars. guys that go to liv for the money, he just proved you can make a lifetime's worth of money on a sunday afternoon. staying on the tour. >> there is no question about it. i go back to this other thing, the problem that we have in this game we have never had before. that is that everyone is looking at what people are making, if you

we're super excited to talk to our friends, laura and cameron.th my mom. miss those days. >>> ginger is live in st. thomas which is known for its beautiful beaches but there is a seaweed invasion there along with many other favorite vacation spots. she's telling us what's behind it and what the islands are doing about it. >>> we'll start with the breaking news overnight. it comes from the justice department. they challenged former president trump's narrative of the events surrounding the fbi's search of mar-a-lago. they shared this photo showing evidence of top secret documents at the resort. pierre thomas is at the justice department with the latest. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: george, good morning. doj pushing back hard on trump's request for a special master, laying out stunning new details and alleging obstruction of justice. this morning, the first look inside the fbi's dramatic search of mar-a-lago. this photograph showing document after document labeled secret and top secret in bold red letters recovered at an unsecured resort. look

i know he pitched it to angus cameron. who who was? an editor at randomized he had been blacklisted in the 1950s. he was kerry mcwilliams's editor actually a little brown and very successful, but he had been blacklisted arthur slezinger jr. led that charge and anyway, you know, they they he and cameron struck up a correspondence which turned out to be, you know, super instructive and interesting. but prince jellyfish never made it over the top. if anyone else is on on here that knows something else. i welcome that. so we have a question from stuart. would hunter consider nixon as a lightweight now that we've had the donald can you imagine what he would have said about the country today? yeah, well a couple things about that i mean i write in the book that i don't think donald trump or is supporters or the media reaction to them would have surprised hunter thompson. he had been trying to warn us about people like this for a long time. and at the time, you know when he wrote that stuff in the 70s, for example, it seemed hyperbolic, right

the nil medive has claimed his 1st title of the season, but britons cameron nori made him work for it at this 8 atp tour event in los cowboys, mexico. the russian showed his defensive prowess on his point, chasing all over the court before forcing norie into a mistake method of defense. his us open title later this month. and his reminder of our top story, the sour mediators say israel and the palestinians have agreed to a truce to end 3 days of conflict. at least $31.00 people, including several children, have been killed and hundreds of civilians injured. i is really strikes on the gaza strip. were you watching the diabetes live from the berlin up next is the dw documentary you looking at the fight to save the rain forest in brazil, i'm a hit him, a 100, thanks to watching to take care of life and lean riddle for the climate. ah, we're going to have some epic. moreover, water in the neighbor is becoming a scarce commodity.

but britons cameron, norry made him work for it at the atp tour event in los cobbles, mexico, russian used his defensive progress on this point, chasing all over the court before pushing norie to finally make a mistake. it is preparing to defend his title in the us open. later this month, you're watching the dublin years. that's if me for now, but up next our tech show shift. let's a smart farming. now things like robotic beehives can make more sustainable as after a short break. remember, you can always keep up to date on our website. it's d w dot com for loss on social media as well. at d, w. news. i'm told mural article. thanks a lot. nico is in germany to learn jermel lewis, pinnacle why not learn with him w's e learning course eco's, vic, amount it is increasing every year, many im gonna working on landfill.

this organization won his tournament and dani video on sunday he defeated briton cameron noria in theal of the tournament in the mexican city of losx zero performed, by the third number, he is the winner of last year's tournament draw in this city medvedev won the first tournament. in 2022 let me remind you that april is a tennis player. had surgery to remove a hernia. because of what the russian missed about a month earlier. lost the final of the tournament herta gen 8 netherlands and halle germany also lost to the spaniard rafael on dahl in the final shot the new guy count the doors. you now have 14 titles and now arkady dvorkovich, i was a victory in the election of the president of the international fide chess federation, having received 156 votes out of 179, the ukrainian andrey boryspolets also applied for this position, but voted for his candidacy only 16 delegates. elections were held at the fide general assembly in indian chanai, sunday markovic has been heading fide since october 18 , as president of the organization. he replaced a compatriot, kirsan. ilyumzhinov, who led th

i'm keeping focus cameron's wheel ah, many doctors have floods since the taliban seized power in afghanistan, forcing severely injured patients to seek treatment abroad as their only chance for recovery. the people here are all hoping to get medical help in germany. hundreds of parents have come to the african capital hobble with the seriously ill children. so did 11 year old up to lend his father. both a do. hands were torn off and a bumper tech angela, but he's almost blind in his left eye. the 8 organization, freedom of internet soon i will bring him to germany for further treat malala not to let em. i visited other hospitals, but i didn't cover. that's why i am here because i need help with my hands so that so glad that delish william was claudia kevin miller, an employee of freedom stuff. internet santa has been flying to afghanistan for years. she and her team have to make life and death decisions in the which one of the many children are brought a german money for further trade. and i wish as a shot at seeing the shots, it's quite hard to say you can come with us. so you can come with

the world's top flare. den neal, amid via dev has claimed his 1st title of the season, but britons cameron norry made him work for it at the atp tour event in those cowboys, mexico, the russian used his defensive process on this point, chasing all over the course before pushing norie to finally, make a mistake with it if is preparing to defend his title in the us open later this month, you were to dw, that's it for me. sports life is up next. well, the story about a former drug addict who became a circ, a star. i remember you can always find more news on our website at dw dot com and follow us on social media as well as at d. w. news. i'm tom, you're liable. don't go away with with will you become a criminal m pre i.

but britons cameron, norry made him work for it at the atp tour event in los cobbles, mexico, the russian used his defensive prize on this point, chasing all over the court before pushing noise to finally make a mistake. did if is preparing to defend his title and the us open later this month. that's it for me for now up next, the dw documentary on the political and economic crisis in lebanon. and before i go, leave you with some spectacular images from iceland, where lava is flowing from a volcanic eruption around 30 kilometers from the capital, reykjavik, and fisher several 100 meters long as opened the rugged landscape statement. ah, a key ah ah, a vibrant habitat ended glistening place along the mediterranean sea seen it almost far, and so far a dual career drift along exploring modern lifestyles.

but britons cameron, norry made him work for it at the atp tour event in los cowboys. mexico, the russian showed his defensive prowess on this point, chasing all over the court before forcing norie into a mistake. medford of defense, his us opened title later this month. and finally, 4 legged friends and their proud owners are hitting the waves in the world dog surfing championships and where else. but in california, the pictures are judged on a variety of skills, including the length of the right confidence and their ability to stand on the board. making as fash wasn't easy though, for all of the participants. his reminder of our top story. israel says it's striking a wide range of palestinian militant targets in garza, shortly after an agree to cease fire came into effect. more than 40 people including 15 children have been killed and hundreds injured in 3 days of israel strikes. well that, that you're up to date. this is dw news from berlin. coming up next is report that we meet europe's 1st officer and her job on protecting the greek capital. athens from climate change. thanks for wat

i think one of the things, cameron, is so many states now that are doing similar things will look and say, well, what are the lessons for us. is there a lesson in the mostly red states? is it maybe reconsider how you word things, how you approach things? >> i think the bottom line is because a state is considered solid red doesn't mean it's going to be approved something like this. i think it's what it goes to. we saw several democrats strongholds like douglas county where lawrence is, university of kansas, there was no surprise there. johnson county over the border in kansas, it shows that they have more registered republicans there and not as many democrats. more people are registering as democrats there. they voted no on the constitutional amendment. >> that's one of the things we've seen if you look at the secretary of state's office -- which is something you know about -- more people are becoming unaffiliated and they're leaving the republican party. we don't know if that's about abortion. we probably now have a clear. >> yeah. it's a part of that. here is the other thing, kansas

this year's 0pen champion cameron smith hasjoined the rebel saudi funded liv golf series. the highest ranked player to defect to the lucrative new series that has caused a huge rift in golf. he will be in the field for fourth liv event of the year that starts in boston this friday. here's our golf correspondent iain carter. this is undoubtedly liv�*s biggest coup to be able to attract cameron smith who won in such sensational fashion at st andrews injuly but is also the reigning champion on the players championship, which is the biggest event on the pga tour, so a big blow for the pga tour to lose the winner of their flagship event but also a massive coup for liv golf because this player is at the height of his powers, the world number 2, reigning open champion. and he isjoined by his fellow australian marc leishman but also just four games into premier league season, scott parker has been sacked by newly promoted bournemouth. kick off at half seven this evening. they are one of three teams to points the leader arsenals who played tomorrow night. seagulls are enjoying the

with this year's open champion cameron smithjoining the saudi—funded liv golf series.jor at st andrews last month, is the highest ranked player to defect to the lucrative new series that has caused a huge controvsery in the sport. he will be in the field for the fourth liv event of the year that starts in boston this friday. and finally what about this for a catch. naomi dattani and alice monaghan for london spirit helped put an end to birmingham phoenix's chances of reaching the knockout stage of the women's hundred. spirit, who also can't make the next stage, won by four wickets at lord's. that's all the sport for now. we'll have more for you on the bbc news channel later on. thank you very much indeed. a very good catch indeed. ukraine says it's successfully broken through russian lines, after beginning a counter—attack in the south of the country. the fighting is centred around the city of hairson, which was seized by russia at the start of their invasion six months ago. ukraine's president zelensky, has urged russian troops to flee, but the kremlin claims the ukra

. >> james cameron's aliens is the perfect sequel.. i said it is hard to do two. because, you have shown him. the alien. so i'm going more military. [ screaming ] >> you feel like james cameron doesn't get enough credit as a screen writer as well. aliens is the template on how to write a great screen play. >> my mommy said there are no monsters, no real ones, was there are. >> yes, there are, aren't there? >> back in those days, women weren't really permit today be strong. so sigourney really broke the mold in the aliens movies. one of the ways cameron let her be as tough as she was, she was protecting newt, her adopted child. [ screaming ] >> there is real skill to building the perfect roller coaster. aliens is example number one on how brilliant action cinema can be. >> get away from her you! astepro and go. (vo) get verizon business unlimited from the network businesses rely on. like manny. event planning with our best plan ever. (manny) yeah, that's what i do. (vo) with 5g ultra wideband in many more cities, you get up to 10 times

we have cameron dawson, chief executive officer of newedge health hey, cameron, the bottom of the marketfinitely the first time. >> it's wonderful i can ask such insightful questions let me ask is the bottom in. >> i think the likelihood of the retest of the new lows or making new lows has gone lower in the last few weeks, and that's because market internals have improved what i mean by market internals is things like momentum and breadth. what was missing from the rallies we had earlier this year was that they were near momentum meaning they were led by a few handful of names that's different this time around they surged to levels that are consistent with good forward returns. while we could be essential to a shock or liquidity event, because we see this improvement under the surface of narth, it reduces the likelihood of a market retest. >> as i said with dom chu, i will remind our viewers, either we rocket ahead or turn back down, cameron. some of the best market runs come in the worst market cow can have bear market rallies in the '70s where it doubled, only to fall back again. i wou

earlier i said that the kentucky attorney general daniel cameron spoke today about how the actions ofn the death of breonna taylor's were justified. i want to be clear the timing we said was incorrect. he actually made those comments not today, not even this year but in september of 2020. >>> all right. let's turn to a much different story, one that might give you a little bit of a smile this friday or at least an appetite for a certain snack. >> goldfish, if you're seeing this i think we need to create this flavor. dill pickle, shout out to us. >> cheers. >> yum! >> so, look, this mother-daughter duo is just one of many and i mean many tiktokers going viral for relishing -- i didn't write that -- for relishing in this year's hit flavor dill pickle. some are adding powered pickle seasoning to all kinds of foods at home. pickled potato chips even pickled infused falafel, and wait for it pickle pizza, what started out as a novelty is now a big dill. badump-ump. i'm here all week. try the fish, people. first of all, have you tried the sorts of crazy flavors? do we have these sorts of mom