she asked the associate press to get c her footage safely out of the besieged city. on march 16, days after recording this selfie, taira and her colleague disappeared. [speaking in native tongue] >> as as a member of the ukrain team, she is going to be featured in a documentary on inspirational figures. but when thehe first rocket land she quickly jumped into action and turned on her camera. paramedics worked closelyse with her. [speaking in native tongue] >> it wasn't justt soldiers. hours of footage showed mariupol treating wounded children including a brother and sister in the early days of the war. [speaking in native tongue] >> despite all the efforts to save him, the damage was too much for the young boy. and the battle hardened medic. she returns to close the eyes of the boy whose parents were also killed. [speaking in native tongue] >> taira also treated russian soldiers despite reservation from her countrymen. [speaking in native tongue] >> in one of her last body camera recordings taira again is tending to russian soldiers. she explainedld why. [speaking in

he is with the associated press, and he's been covering books and publishing as a reporter for aboutyears. mr. italie, there is a court case going on here in washington, d.c., involving two publishers. can you give us specifics? >> sure. this actually begins late in 2021 the penguin random house which is the largest book publisher in the u.s., and most people would say in the world, announced it was purchasing simon & schuster new, which is ranked around fourth in the u.s.. and they would form what would be by far the biggest publishing house in this country, and probably, ever in the world. right from the start, there were expressions of concern because of the sides of this new company. in 2021, the justice department announced that they are going to try and block the merger. the trial began a couple of weeks ago in washington, in federal district court in washington. and the thrust of the government case is this -- they are looking at a very specific area of publishing. they are looking at book deals in which the author receives an advance of $250,000 or more. and what they're cont

his death triggered a series of questions by two associated press reporters leading them down a twisted path inside the federal bureau of prisons. they ultimately uncovered abuse on an unprecedented scale. we sat down with one of those reporters to hear the story behind the story. joining us now is ap writer michael balsamo, one of the journalists who started reporting on this in 2019, michael, you weren't even looking into alleged sexual abuse. you were looking into the suicide of jeffrey epstein. tell us how this all started. yeah absolutely. my colleague mike sisak and i began investigating the federal bureau of prisons back in august of 2019. when jeffrey epstein took his own life in custody in a federal jail here in new york city, um and then we began digging, just trying to understand exactly how it was that the bureau's most high profile inmate would be able to take his own life while in the custody of the federal government. and as we continue digging into the federal bureau of prisons, ah, what became clear was that this is an agency that is rife with abuse and corruption and t

the associated press was able to put them together. so by way of introduction, we will play a short video from the associated press based upon her footage, which was smuggled out when the city fell. and let me just caution everyone watching this video for obvious reasons, it contains horrifying images of the reality of mr. putin's roller on ukraine. so we will start with that video. we will then have the opportunity to introduce her formally. we understand there is some for this video, so we're gonna try to get the sound fixed. [speaking non-english] -- russian invasion of crimea. we're gonna try to restart. for two weeks, taira witnessed the daily horrors of war. [speaking non-english] she recorded 250 gigabytes a video to show the world what was happening in mariupol as the russian invasion unfolded. [speaking non-english] taira ask the associated press to get her footage safely out of the city. on march 16th, days after recording this video, she and her colleague disappeared. [speaking non-english] taira and her calling -- russian i

we have a global investigator journalist covering the story for the associated press. what kind of cases has this technology been used for? >> what we know is that it has been used at least since 2018 in a variety of cases. some are high profile. one involved tracking a potential participant in the january 6 insurrection, the other, a murder of a nurse in arkansas. you may remember the sidney sutherland case. we also found it was used in a pretty high profile murder case, involving a missouri snake breeder. police used to try to track down who was at his briefing facility, and ultimately decided it was a dead end when it led to his babysitter, who is not involved. >> how are they getting the information? we learn in school that you need a warrant. >> everyone is probably familiar with the fact that your cell phone has this code that allows advertisers to send you a promotion. you might not know that that data can then be repackaged by data brokers and in this case, sold to police. it gets the data, drawing on everyone's advertising i.d., to follow your location, and th

she was able to take certain videos that she smuggled out and the "associated press" was able to put together. by way of introduction we will play a short video from the "associated press" based upon taira's footage which was smuggled out when the besieged city fell to let me caution everyone watching this video for obvious reasons it contains horrifying images of the reality of mr. putin's war on ukraine. we will start without video and i will have the opportunity to introduce taira formally. we understand there is sound with the video so we will try to get the sound fixed. [video playing] taira after the russian invasion of crimea. >> we are going to try to restart it. for two weeks ukrainian medic known as taira witness the daily horrors of war. she recorded 256 gigabytes of video to show the world what was happening in mariupol at as the russian invasion unfolded. [video playing] taira as a city press to get her footage safely out. on march 16, days after according taira and her colleagues disappeared. [inaudible] taira under calling after the russian invasion of crimea in 2014 d

. >>> the "associated press" reports american tennis player frances tiafoe ended rafaeled in n nadal'seak. he defeated him yesterday in the tourney's fourth round. he's the youngest american to get this far at the u.s. open since andy roddick in 2006. tee iafoe plays again tomorrow the quarterfinals. >>> and "the new york times" says liz truss will replace boris johnson today as prime minister. yesterday the conservative party voted for truss. she takes over from johnson who announced his resignation in july after a series of scandals. truss will formally assume duties after meeting with queen elizabeth today at her vacation home in scotland. >>> still to come, why the cost of fast food could go up. how your happy meal could be made a little more expensive. so am i. because i'm at risk for pneumococcal pneumonia. because there's a chance pneumococcal pneumonia could put me in the hospital. if you're 19 or older with certain chronic conditions like copd, asthma, or diabetes, you may be at an increased risk for pneumococcal pneumonia. prevnar 20 is approved in adults to help prevent infe

associated press with a wire. you could argue that. what happened to that?s all the media, not afraid of doing media interviews and gq magazine want to sell magazines. she is very effective and they want to sell magazines. i just think it is interesting. i love your perspective. joe biden doesn't do any interviews. >> none. we were talking about football before we came out. the last time he sat down for an interview was the day of the super bowl. it was 206 days ago. we're told he has all this momentum. he got 81 million votes. why not try to sell your agenda if you are so confident in it? his handlers won't put him out there. i love the introto the gq profile. aoc, the political voice of a generation and cultural star whose power transcends politics. she is one of the least effective members of congress. 435 members we're talking about. never had a piece of sponsored legislation ever passed. she is all foam and no beer at this point. but she is the voice of the far left and it will sell magazines to gq. not the gq you grew up with. it's a political magazine

the associated press said more than a million voters in 43 states have left the democrat party, carolthe gop party especially in the suburbs where swing voters like independents often sway elections. almost half of registered voters consider themselves independents, carol. that versus more than a quarter who identify as democrat or republican. this is the party going up, the independent party. >> i think people have really seen the impact of decoupling from reality. all of these things that sounded nice and great in reality led to a bad outcome. now it is in their backyard, they realize this is foundational. if we do not get the economy under wrap, crime under wrap we're having a big problem. elizabeth: carol roth, byron york, thank you so much for joining us tonight. great to have you both on. democrat senator joe manchin warns bernie sanders and the democrat left are destroying u.s. emergency independence and that's fueling inflation. plus new pressure on the former fbi official in d.c. accused of blocking the hunter biden probe. the gop house judiciary moving on this. congressman d

the associated press is reporting this weekend that fathers were left in new york as their spaces andshington. i new york desperately requiring hydration. -- many of the migrants that they were lured on a buses and flights by unknown individuals who promised shelter at the destination. some of those patients temp an appointment -- and san antonio, texas which they're not going to make because they are on the outside of the country. the inhumanity of these transfers it was calculated to catch receiving cities off-guard. according to the ap a contractor hired by abbott's texas. barring the factor creek leahy. -- flow makes a liberal stronghold by victimizing migrants who are often, by the, way fleeing abuse. the cruelty, once again, is the point. the real problem with the gamble is the cynical assumption behind it. that communities would be just to school reactionary else the kicking them out. -- florida governor's cartoonist assumption, apparently, was that liberal base gaiters were just as racist as mega voters and he's trying to woo. they would prove it by reacting with outrage when

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assault victims, but lewis agreed to have her name used in stories about her, according to the associated pressls say she was a victim of human trafficking they say she ran away from an abusive life with her adoptive mother and was sleeping in the hallways of an apartment building during that time period, they say a 28-year-old man took her in, and forced her to have sex with other men the man lewis killed was one of the men she says raped her multiple times she said the night of the killing, he took her to an apartment at knife point and sexually assaulted and raped her. after, in a fit of rage, she grabbed the knife and stabbed him. before the sentencing, lewis read from a statement in court, she called herself a survivor and said her innocence was stolen from her. >> my story can change things. my story has changed me. the events that took place on that horrific day cannot be changed. as much as i wish they could >> prosecutors did not dispute that lewis was assaulted and trafficked they did argue the man she killed was asleep when she attacked him and didn't pose a threat she pled guilty to

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you break coming up wednesday morning will preview the 2022 un general assembly session with associated pressatthew lee. forwarded democratic congresswoman sheila mccormick will be under talk about immigration and the economy. and then we will continue that discussion as well's border security with louisiana republican congressman clay higgins. watch "washington journal" wipe it seven eastern wednesday morning on c-span or on c-span now our free mobile video app or joint the discussion with your phone calls facebook comments text and tweets.

. >>> the "associated press" said an american contractor held hostage in afghanistan was freed in a prisonerth the taliban. navy veteran mark fehrichs was working as a civilian contractor when he was abducted more than two years ago. he was released in exchange for a taliban smuggler jailed in the u.s. his father reacted to the news. >> well, he's a survivor, and i felt pretty confident, you know, that he could survive if he just got dumped on a street or something, you know. >> ferichs was believed to beheld by the talibani network since he was abducted. >>> and "the washington post" says scientists have calculated how many ants are on earth. the number is unimaginable. they analyzed hundreds of studies and concluded there are nearly 20 quadrillion ants burrowing around the planet. there are 2.5 million ants for every person. researchers say they're found nearly everywhere except for the coldest parts of the planet. >>> and still to come, celebrity makeover. a california landmark gets a refresh to celebrate its 100th anniversary. elebrate its 100th anniv anniversary. full plate. wait, are y

. >>> the "associated press" says the fda acknowledged issues in its response to the nationwide infant shortage. an fda report says that its response to the ongoing shortage was slow by delays -- was rather slowed by delays in processing a whistleblower complaint and test samples from the nation's largest formula factory. it comes after abbott nutrition's michigan plant was closed due to safety concerns. a company whistleblower tried to warn the agency of problems at the plant last september, but government inspectors waited months to investigate. >>> and nasa is set for a fueling test of its "artemis 1" moon rocket. the agency tried to launch its a prlem with a liquid hydrogen leak. it was traced to a faulty seal. repairs were made and the test is supposed to determine if they work. nasa is hoping to launch the rocket next week. >>> still to come, betty white fans, get ready. personal items belonging to the "golden girls" star will soon up for auction. we'll show you what you can bid on. soon up for auction. what you can bid on. >>> here's a look at the forecaso ♪ >>> new safety measu

you break coming up wednesday morning will preview the 2022 un general assembly session with associated pressatthew lee. forwarded democratic congresswoman sheila mccormick will be under talk about immigration and the economy. and then we will continue that discussion as well's border security with louisiana republican congressman clay higgins. watch "washington journal" wipe it seven eastern wednesday morning on c-span or on c-span now our free mobile video app or joint the discussion with your phone calls facebook comments text and tweets. ask new york representative jeffries terms democratic caucus. over the weekend he was at the annual iowa state steak fry into going to talk about president biden's legislative accomplishments and to encourage local residents to vote for democrats in the upcoming midterm elections. [applause] >> thank you so much sandy. thank you so much. good afternoon, iowa. polk county democrats in the house right now? are you ready to send cindy back to the united states house of representatives? are you ready to flip a red seat internet blue with admiral franken? are

according to the associated press no cause of death has immediately be made product.e of wraps big names are offering their condolences. ice cube, and tweeted resting gangsters paradise. porn iv junior, khalil rose to fame in the 90s with the grammy winning gangsters in paradise. julio was 59 years old. >> yankee slugger aaron judge on his way into the record books last night. >> and the three to. jolted to left field. this could be it! sia! he's done! it number 61! he's been chasing >> there it is after seven straight games without a home run, judge finally blasted his 61st of the season tying roger maris is 61 year old american record. after the bleaches 8 to 3. it is mom clapping. judge has seven more games to break the record as the aggies return home tomorrow for a three game series against the orioles. >> next on earlier today, michelle is tracking hurricane ian as it barrels across florida towards the atlantic. s the atlantic our meteorologist michelle grossman has been tracking hurricane since its inception but especially throughout the night. michelle, the st

this is according to the associated press news agency. i don't mean to put you on the spot here, but the kremlin is saying that for russian controlled regions of ukraine will now be folded into russia on friday. this, of course, following the referendums that were held in those area. so this news just coming in from the associated press news agency. i know you probably don't have more reaction for moscow at this point, but put this into context for price or we know that the for leaders of the breakaway regions in ukraine ah, already landed in moscow probably earlier today or later last night. and also we know that preparations are going on here in moscow for a big celebration that probably will happen tomorrow or after 2 more. but what is sure is that to morrow, and there will be a meeting between president put in and those 4 leaders for the signing ceremony, the signing of a deal. well, by the for breakaway regents that have just organized their order from them and voted yes for the annexation into the russian federation at that deal wil

. >>> and the "associated press" says the death toll in a northern mexico bus crash has risen to 20. headed to monterey collided with a semi-truck towing two fuel tank tractors saturday. the accident may have been caused when one of the fuel tanks came loose. both vehicles were complete -- completely burned. the driver of the fuel truck apparently survived and is under investigation. >>> still to come, week one of the nfl season including the return of tom brady and the buccaneers as they take down the cowboys. cowboys. i'm lindsey vonn, and ever since i retired from skiing, i've had trouble falling asleep and staying asleep. you know, insomnia. before i found quviviq, an fda-approved insomnia medication for adults. you would not believe the things i used to think about when i couldn't sleep. hey, linds. i need you to sign this business contract. all 114 pages. lindsey, lindsey!! hey, lindsey! it's workout time. hey, big man, we're in the middle of something here. yeah, it's called physical fitness. just a couple dozen more questions, lindsey. don't forget to pack your phone charger

. >>> and the "associated press" reports britain's royal mint unveiled the new coin of king charles iii. it was created by a british sculptor. it was personally reviewed by king charles. in keeping with tradition, the king's portrait faces to the left, the opposite of queen elizabeth, his mother who died earlier this month. the coins will enter circulation sometime in december. >>> still to come, robot picks up the pace. we're going to show you how cassie the robot set a new guinness world record. cassie the robot set a new guinness world record. ...thanks to dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... and can even reduce or eliminate oral steroids. imagine that. ♪ ♪ dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. get help right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor about new or worsening j

joining us now white house reporter for the associated press, our friend, darlene superville.ood morning. >> congress has been mighty productive and we heard from the president yesterday touting what the administration and the democrats in the building behind you have gotten done over the summer. there are a few things looming. the biggest, avoiding a government shutdown. what's the sense there in washington as to how likely that can be? and secondly, how much support is the white house expected to lend to this -- to the effort to codify same sex marriage? >> reporter: that's right, jonathan. so with midterm elections just a few weeks away, or a couple months away, as you mentioned, both sides here in washington are not eager to see the government shutdown. so i think you will see both sides working to come to some sort of an agreement to keep a shutdown from happening so they all can go back to their districts and campaign and be re-elected. and you know, the white house will play a role in that. it remains to be seen how involved the president will be, although lately with s

a student told the associated press, they gave me the draft notice that i should come here at 3:00 p.m. we waited 1 1/2 hours and then the enlistment officer came and said we're leaving now. i was like great. went outside and started calling my parents, brother, friends, to tell them that they are taking me. we reported, in men are fleeing russia to avoid the forced enlistment. this is a video of traffic as people escape to nearby georgia. russian airports have been packed also. one human rights group says more than 1300 people have been arrested in anti-war protests. also today, voting begins in four regions of russian occupied ukraine. it is a sham referendum that could lead to the annexation of about 15% of ukrainian territory. relatedly, lindsey graham continues to urge russians to support putin. graham called for putin's assassination several times since the invasion of ukraine. when asked about recent developments, he said his days are coming to an end. >> i think this is the beginning of the end for putin. he asked people to died in a war that he doesn't want to fichlt he's dest

the "associated press" reports new laws restricting carrying guns go into effect today in new york stateee zones are being established including in new york city's popular times square area. the state enacted new laws setting aside sensitive areas where carrying a gun will be illegal. it was in response to a u.s. supreme court ruling striking down a state law requiring gun owners to prove they had a compelling reason to carry a weapon. >> while the landscape may be changing when it comes to legal firearm possession in new york city, our goal is always to ensure public safety. >> there has to be a regulation drawn somewhere, you know. a veteran, i believe in people having protection, but i think it has to be in a safe environment. >> a federal judge just yesterday turned down a move to put the state's new gun laws on hold. >>> the "los angeles times" says an extreme heat wave is pushing california's power grid to the limit. governor gavin newsom declared a state of emergency yesterday to increase power production and urged residents to reduce electricity use as temperatures soared above 1

the "associated press" reports mudslides in southern california damaged homes and carried away cars. from the remnants of a tropical storm unleashed fast-moving rivers of mud in small mountain communities east of los angeles. were washed away, damaging homes and businesses. one person is missing. at least 25 people had to be rescued from their vehicles. >> it wasn't like the cars were driving thinking, hey, i got this, it was oh, my god, here comes the mud. >> part of living in the mountain. if you want to live in paradise, there's always some kind of consequence. >> thousands of residents are under evacuation orders. more mudslides are possible today. >>> and "the boston globe" says nonbinary athletes will be able to run in next year's boston marathon. race organizers announced that people can run without having to register as members of the mens' or women's divisions. it came as registration opened this week for the 127th running of the marathon next april. the boston athletic association said it's still working to establish qualifying standards for nonbinary participants. >>> and

the "associated press" reports a passenger on an american airlines flight was arrested after he was caught on video punching a flight attendant in the back of the head. the 33-year-old california man can be seen running behind the flight attendant as he's walking in another direction. it happened wednesday on a flight from mexico to los angeles. passengers subdued the man with restraints. >> i went back there, and we told him, we're going to put these things on you one way or another. he stuck his hands up, and we put them on without incident. >> the man was arrested after the plane landed in l.a. the flight attendant was taken to a hospital. american says it's banned the man from ever traveling on the airline again. >>> the "chicago tribune" says an 8-year-old boy returned home as he recovers from being shot at a fourth of july parade in highland park, illinois. cooper roberts was shot in the back. he was left paralyzed from the waist down during the mass shooting that killed seven and wounded dozens. his mother and twin brother were also injured. roberts underwent several operations and

according to the associated press, no cause of death has immediately been made public.ppers big names are offering their condolences. ice cube, tweeting quote resting gangsters paradise my friend. cooley rose to fame in the 90s with his grammy winning gangsta's paradise also recording the theme song. julio was 59 years old. >> new york yankee slugger aaron judge, he swung his way into the record books last night. among >> and the three to. to left field. this could be it! sia he's done it! number 61! he's been chase >> after seven games without a home run but judge finally blast that 61st of the season tying roger maris is 61 american league record. his home run lifted the blue jays over the 8 to 3. if seven more games to break the record. yankees return home tomorrow for three game set against a baltimore roars. >> when we return, we will check back with michelle, who's been charting the path of the storm throughout the night. ughout the night i'm jonathan lawson here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85, and lookin

outskirts of paris in september 25 in the international produce market as reported here by the associated pressthis fire took place in a market warehouse near paris on sunday, september 25. so these are pro-russian users on line that created a piece of misinformation by using the images of this blaze in the produce market that corresponded with the date of these russian attacks on odessa on september 25. marc: thank you very much indeed. reliable source via news, i think that is the message from today's truth or fake. thank you to catalina. thank you to kate for the business, as ever and of course thanks to you all for watching. more to come, live from paris. ♪ >> they observe. they contact us. they report, film, photograph. they are the voice of the voiceless. your eyes in the far-flung reaches of the world. the observers, and network of 5000 committed citizens working with france 24. >> one of our observers. >> footage and testimonials checked by our journalists and broadcast weekly on the observers on france 24 and observers. france 24.com. ♪ >> france 24, your window on the world. liberte,

john, have agreed on a cease fire and 2 days of fighting, that's according to the associate associated press news agency, both countries and accused each other of instigating new rounds of shelling across their borders at least a 155 soldiers had been killed from both sides so far. 2 thirds of an armenian sweden's prime minister as an outset she will resign, handing the conservative opposition block the 1st goat forming a government votes from sunday's election is still being counted in a few districts. but madeline anderson says it's clear her center left lines is lost, power moderates leader who kristen says he will start work on forming a new coalition. government far like sweden. democrats upset to become the 2nd biggest party your french president wrote him, isn't in ski, has visited an area in the northeast of the country, but his troops recently recaptured from russian forces. he met soldiers and the devastated city of is you and have a moment of silence for fallen fighters. russian forces left is your last week after ukraine. surprise them with a counter offensive. in the greater hoc

. >>> according to the associated press, reported sectxual assaul rose last year nearly 36,000 serviceed unwanted sexual contact. >>> september is national suicide prevention month and the u.s. department of veterans affairs has launched a new campaign >> veterans are trained and well-trained to meet challenges and meet them head on. but veterans are also often the last to necessarily take a look at themselves, to take a look at their own needs. >> veterans are at a higher risk for suicide, compared to the general population the campaign, titled "don't wait, reach out", provides resources for them if you or anyone you know needs help, you can call the suicide prevention hotline at 988. >>> a new gallup poll indicates that a majority of the country wants more power in this hands it outline growing support from both political parties the findings come amid a wave of unionization efforts from employees at major u.s. brands like starbucks and amazon. >>> more than 13 years after leaving davidson college for the nba, golden state warriors guard steph curry went back to where it all started,

. >> marcia dunn, associated press. melody, what does the taking forecast look like? we had a one hour delay on monday before they could fuel. my other question for jeremy is, if you have to lay the start of fueling for any reason, is it a minute for minute slip in terms of what it does for the launch times, and do you do other things? >> first question, yeah, i am glad you brought that up. because we have onshore flow, we could have showers approaching the coastline and maybe a crack of thunder and lightning with that. that is certainly a threat again, a similar threat to what we had the other day. one inference, we are not nearly as moist throughout the atmospheric chrome as we work the other day. that is on our side. it is hard to predict a shower activity offshore during the late night timeframe, it is much easier to predict it for the sea breeze then the approaching nocturnal showers. it is possible that could be a hindrance. if we can get past that, i am confident weather will press forward for us. >> to address your second question, it is not -- it wouldn't be

the associated press reports assaults jumped by 13% last year. although covid restrictions during the previous year may have been a factor. >>> now to serena william serving up a major upset. once again, inspiring her fans during her tournament. the number one tennis player in the world advancing to the third round of the u.s. open proving once again when it come to serena, anything is possible. a wild night for serena william as she shocked the tennis world, surviving the second round of the u.s. open and steppeding her farewell tour. >> i'm loving this crowd. [ cheers and applause ] so the is a we'll see. >> despite entering the tournament ranked 605th, serena outlasting the number two ranked player, the pair going head to head. and shot for shot. >> just keeping serena on the defensive. during three stressful sets, serena serving up a decisive defeat in the first set. but losing momentum after multiple unforced errors in the second. >> celebrities in sports stars cramming in arthur ashe stadium to cheer her on. tiger woods among the fans, full

many celebrities turn their backs on the hollywood foreign press association.ck on television at the beginning of next year but i think the jewellery is still out as far as hollywood is concerned. many people here still want the golden globes to go ahead ——atjury because it is the beginning of the award system and a traditional show and a to the oscars when the actors get out there and talk about projects the new movies, in the hope that perhaps it will garner attention and possibly votes for the oscars. everyone wants it to go ahead, providing it is not tainted by controversy. isa is a federal reserve wrapping today? we would tell you all you need to know next in the business news. hello. whilst weather conditions have been fairly quiet for us, across the other side of the atlantic we have seen a hurricane has battered parts of puerto rico, the dominican republic and turks and caicos, a first major hurricane with winds gusting over 130 mph. getting close to bermuda, thursday, friday, but could maintain the hurricane status as it slams into the east of canada,

and then a, that's the main focus on the main effort of nato allies, asi as beach associated press is secretary general. the war seems to have taken on a new dimension to day with both president zalinski and president putin taking fairly big steps. i wonder now that president putin's annex these parts of ukraine . he's threatened to use nuclear weapons as well, which would you call for com? would you, would you advise presence lensky to perhaps stay away from the region? how would nato deal with this as well, from the outside, colon preston to tin turn the wharf. he is responsible for starting the war on he has the responsibility to end the war. nicole, so a for russia stops fight thing. there will be peace. if i said and ski and the ukrainians still fighting ukraine will cease to exist us in the plantation. so not speaking about in a way to equals, we have an aggressor, a russia, and we have a country which is a big thing over aggression ukraine. and that's also the reason why we are so clearly supporting ukraine. we're the legal annexations. all of a over ukraine in territory doesn'

home a sock courting to the associated press, no cause of death has immediately been announced. -- icecoolers rise to the top of the industry. flavor flav tweeting quote, resting gangsters paradise my. french artist -- julio rose to fame in the 90s with his grammy winning gangsters. paradise he also -- coolio was 59 years. old >> new york yankees slugger aaron judge swung his way into the record books last night. [noise] >> and a three to. choking to left field. this could be at. see you. he's done it. number 61. he's been chasing history. >> after seven straight games without a home run, judge blasted that one, is 61st of the season. ties roger maris 61-year american league record. that home run also lifted europe over the blue jays 6 to 3. judge now has seven more games to break the record, as the yankees return home tomorrow from a three game set against the orioles. >> right, our special edition of -- continues. up next, michelle will track the path of a. unofficially when the strongest hurricanes to ever hit florida. florida plan a didn't work out? get plan b one-step. plan b help

general assembly session with associated press diplomatic writer matthew lee. and then florida democratic congresswoman sheila cherfilus-mccormick will be on to talk about immigration and the economy. and then we'll continue that discussion as well as border security with louisiana republican congressman clay higgins. watch "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning on c-span or on c-span now, our free mobile video app. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, texts and tweets. "washington jo continues. this is rep. garret graves wrote representative from louisiana. he serves as ranking member. representative graves, there is a provision by senator manchin and order to change leasing rules. can you tell our viewers what that would be and where is that going? guest: you mean energy leasing. public lands and waters for energy production. i think it is unfortunate that we got in the situation. we are seeing record gasoline and utility prices. we are seeing fewer lands leased then and any administration going back to the truman

geoff: for more on the ground, i am joid by the caribbean correspondent for the associated press, whocovering fiona and the island's recovery. thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me. geoff: more than half of puerto rico is still without power more than five days after fiona struck. what are you seeing on the ground? >> immense frustraon. people have already been through hurricane maria, and after that storm, some people were up to a year without power. this time they were not expecting that. fiona, there was a historic amounts of rain, but the wind was not a problem. no one expected to be without power six days after the storm. 290,000 clients without water. more than five days after the storm, no power, no water, long lines for diesel, long lines for gas, for food. some people feel like they are reliving maria. geoff: puerto rico's electrical grid was taken over by a private company called luma lt year but i understand they have not been clear about the status of what is ppening. give us a sense of what is going on. >> it is hard to say. i spoke with an expert yester

now the associated press reported that tommy altmann, a virginia beach tattoo shop owner and former republican congressional candidate, argued that the depiction phones were inappropriate for minors, and he sought to keep bookstores and libraries from distributing the books to children. now, in the wake of the judge's ruling, the associate of american publishers said the decision was, quote, a significant and unequivocal victory for the free speech rights of readers, authors, publishers, booksellers and library as well. also in the news later this month, the washington post will bring back its stand alone book review section. the move comes as the post has increased its book staffing, including the addition of a new book's editor, john williams. washington post book critic ron charles said that the new section will include reviews, profiles, author q&a as publishing stories and quote, anything else we might dream up for this luxurious new space. meanwhile, another newspaper is also expanding its book coverage. canada's globe and mail is bringing back its standalone arts and books section after

scott beriar - the associate press writes here. the failures of the russian army in ukraine showed the inability of the russian dictator to achieve the previously set goal of a full-scale invasion . it's just that now we are approaching a point where , in my opinion, putin will have to reconsider what the goals of his operations are, because now it is quite clear that he will not be able to do what he planned to do from nato will support ukraine as long as it takes, in particular, with the onset of winter, they are going to change their position there, the head of nato's military committee, rob bauerb, announced that, according to him, the russian invasion was the beginning of a new era of global security, the extraordinary courage of the ukrainian armed forces and the ukrainian people will prevail again and again on the opponent, nato allies will support them as much as necessary, winter is approaching, but our support will remain unbreakable, i will remind you that tallinn is passing conference of the nato military committee, the

now the associated press reported that tommy altmann, a virginia beach tattoo shop owner and former republican congressional candidate, argued that the depiction phones were inappropriate for minors, and he sought to keep bookstores and libraries from distributing the books to children. now, in the wake of the judge's ruling, the associate of american publishers said the decision was, quote, a significant and unequivocal victory for the free speech rights of readers, authors, publishers, booksellers and library as well. also in the news later this month, the washington post will bring back its stand alone book review section. the move comes as the post has increased its book staffing, including the addition of a new book's editor, john williams. washington post book critic ron charles said that the new section will include reviews, profiles, author q&a as publishing stories and quote, anything else we might dream up for this luxurious new space. meanwhile, another newspaper is also expanding its book coverage. canada's globe and mail is bringing back its standalone arts and books section after

on the mariupol drama theater where refugees who lost their homes were hiding, according to associated press , about 600 people were killed inside and outside the building as a result of the attack, the urgent reconstruction of the drama theater, the russians are trying to hide the evidence of the murder and returned from hell galina hanna voroshila spent 100 days in the olenivka colony the militants released her shortly before they staged a terrorist attack and killed ukrainian heroes, the owner of the mariupol balloon shop from the first days became a volunteer for a full-scale invasion hanno was arrested when she tried to lead people out of the blocked city with a resident of mariupol who is preparing to testify against her own executioners in the netherlands met tsn correspondent oleksandra mitina she survived in mariupol during the fast and furious regime, she flashed around the garden to save the neighbors it is true to go like me and find yourself behind the most terrible bars is already the whole story of the seller of balloons that russia declared a terrorist this store did not chan