austin my elgin.austin it just a little bit. laura: or the way the way austin used to be. >> yeah. i would love to see elgin kind of be an austin of, you know, the 1970's kind of, a real cultural melting pot. laura: that sparks inspiration for all these artists. >> yep. that makes people feel welcome. laura: and he hopes his lightnin' bar can play a role in that transformation. for the "pbs newshour," i'm laura barron lopez in austin. amna: and that's the "newshour" for tonight. i'm amna nawaz. thank you for joining us. >> major funding for the "pbs newshour" has been provided by. the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. and friends of the "newshour." the ford foundation, working with visionaries on the front lines of social change worldwide. funding for america at a crossroads was provided by. and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from view

austin. . ., austin.veryone. _ austin. thanks. good afternoon, everyone. and — austin. thanks. good afternoon, everyone, and thanks _ austin. thanks. good afternoon, everyone, and thanks for - austin. thanks. good afternoon, everyone, and thanks for being l austin. thanks. good afternoon, - everyone, and thanks for being here. we have _ everyone, and thanks for being here. we have just — everyone, and thanks for being here. we have just concluded our 14th meeting — we have just concluded our 14th meeting of the ukraine defence contact — meeting of the ukraine defence contact group, held virtually this time _ contact group, held virtually this time i_ contact group, held virtually this time i am — contact group, held virtually this time. i am especially grateful to ukraine's— time. i am especially grateful to ukraine's minister of defence oteksii — ukraine's minister of defence 0leksii reznikov forjoining us again— 0leksii reznikov forjoining us again today. and highlighting ukraine's most urgent battlefie

secretary austin, thank you for your service. i've know the also in budgets an increase in the budget for suicide prevention programs and that you recently stupid a working group to begin the inimplementation of the response independent review committee. do you have a sense for whether you will have the right resources to implement those recommendations as soon as practicallable? >> i do. this is something that invested in year after year and continue to invest it. i think mental health challenges are -- a significant part of this. and we'll do everything we can to improve, you know, in terms of access and the quality of mental health care that's being provided as well. but i do think, you know, it's important to continue to invest in it. so -- >> thank you, and secretary austin, as you know every day our military grows more diverse and i believe that it is critically important to support policies that ensure our it forces can work as a cohesive team and that means that addressing disparities that affect our military service memb

tracy austin, thank you. big thanks to tracy austin, - it will be. tracy austin, thank you.ustin, thank you. | big thanks to tracy austin, her very last stop before she finishes work at this years championship was come to short delay or talk to save short while ago. let's talk tube about british success that has happened this weekend because we have grand slam success to tell you about. we will start with neal skupski who is a men's doubles champion for the first time. he and his partner wesley koolof from the netherlands, the top seeds here have beaten the 15th seeds. they won in straight sets and neal skupski making history, it is a third consecutive doubles title for him. he won the mixed doubles title last year and now it is the men's doubles, he is the first man to win both of those titles. since the 1920s, only the second british man to win the men's doubles in the open era and the man from liverpool has been telling us what it means to him to make history. what it means to him to make histo . ,, ., .,' ., what it means to him to make histo . ,, ., ., i. history. start

don't austin my elgin.ld love to see elgin kind of be an austen of 1970's kind of -- a real cultural melting pot. >> that sparks inspiration for all these artists. >> yup, that makes people feel welcome. >> he hopes his lightning bar can play a role in that transformation. >> that is "the newshour" for tonight. thank you for joining us. >> major funding for "the pbs newshour" has been provided by the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions and friends of "the newshour," including jim and nancy bill nair and nancy build there and kathy and paul anderson. the ford foundation, working with visionaries on the frontline of social change worldwide. funding for america at a crossroads was provided by -- and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> this is "pbs newshour west" from weta studios in washington and from our bureau at

secretary austin, it's very telling. secretary austin, has there ever been any accountability for anyone within the department of defense for the deadly botched and embarrassing withdrawal from afghanistan. any accountability? >> listen, our troops evacuated 124,000 people off of an airfield. >> has anyone been held accountable? >> if a navy captain grounder the ship, what happens, immediately? >> typically that captain is removed. >> that captain is removed. has anyone been held accountable for what happened in afghanistan? >> to my knowledge, no. >> you don't regret it, no one has ever been held accountable, mister chairman, this is why this republican majority must provide the accountability that this administration wants to sweep under the rug with happened in afghanistan. >> general milley, -- >> to be clear -- >> general milley, a few weeks ago, north calm commander vanherck set before a slant ossified about the situation at the southern border, you can match a little bit ago, that you agreed that there is a crisis

thank, you mister chairman. >> thank, you secretary austin. general milley, you have the floor. >> chairman tester and vice chair collins, distinguished members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to testify before you today. i've been privileged to defend this country for 43 years and uniform, next month, i'll start my 44th year. hopefully, senator collins, this is my last posture hearing. i think congress for your support to our military for the last four decades, not just for this budget, but for four consecutive decades, you've given great support to our military. i think you offer that. we could not be the military we are today without the support of the american people in the american peoples representatives. so, what i ask for you today is that, once again, you approve a non time budget. i'm honored to represent the joint force and their families alongside the leadership of secretary austin and secretary mccord, both have, i've been working with him both for many years, their leadership has been superlative. our joint force

defense secretary lloyd austin.gon chief is making major news tonight by having a phone conversation with republican senator tommy tuberville who is single handedly blocking hundreds of major military promotions. i asked secretary austin about tuberville's actions and pressed him on when and if he would actually reach out to the senator. another sensitive issue that's come up and i want to get your thoughts, republican senator tommy tuberville is blocking military promotions right now, confirmations in the senate because he wants to protest the pentagon's policy of ensuring abortion access for women who serve in the u.s. military. is senator tuberville now actively undermining u.s. national security? >> thanks, wolf. this is a national security issue. we just talked about when we sat down a couple of minutes ago, what a complex environment this is, you know, around the world quite frankly. we see the tough things that we're dealing with here in europe as we continue to provide support to ukraine, and defend its sove

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austin returned quickly, but soon ran out of money.s the two lived in a car before a family friend in the bay area took them in temporarily. >> translator: i need a stable place to live right now to take care of william, and we need food. and currently, he was on wick, the wick program to provide food for him for about two weeks, when we were in the car. and right now we're just staying in a shelter. >> reporter: austin says home first and the unhoused resource group have helped with basic needs and help set up a chang family gofundme page. but the financial and emotional stress is escalating. >> i miss my wife dearly, and currently i have not taken care of my funeral arrangements for my wife because of the expensive costs. >> reporter: austin says he hopes to get a job once he can afford child care for william and pay for the funeral. he says he will carry out the family plan he and his wife set out to do and stay with william in america. in sunnyvale, robert handa, nbc bay area news. >> so much heartbreak. thank you, robert. >>> gove

secretary austin? >> certainly deferred to the work that we are doing being completed and we are looking at the results of that work. but certainly fort drum is having tremendous capability and a great community so i think that if that site is chosen it would be a great choice. >> that has been chosen. that was announced a few years ago and we worked on that in the nda and it is also current in previous d.a. fort drum has been designated as a potential third site. what is the process of ensuring that we are focused to meet the needs not of the past but of the future in 2030 and 2040 because it takes a long time for that infrastructure investment to be potentially completed so what is the timeline general milley or secretary austin? >> i don't think that a timeline is actually going to be established but i can tell you what we are talking about is a project that has been out for quite some time on the books. you are looking at 20 to 30 silos or something like that and then the missiles to go with it. it

. >> lloyd austin and mark milley spoke with reporters after a meeting of the ukraine defense congress -- conference. they said there were increasing signs russian forces were faltering under the ukrainian counteroffensive. this is 30 minutes. >> i want to thank general milley for his leadership and deep commitment to the defense of ukraine. today's meeting comes at a critical time. we are following on the heels of a highly successful nato summit last week where many of our closest allies announced significant security packages for ukraine defense. ukraine is continuing the critical counteroffensive to regain sovereign territory. we are seeing ukraine make progress and russia's losses continue to mount. ukrainian people have shown outstanding courage as they fight for their country. as we saw again today, this group stands united behind them. we recommitted to supporting ukraine during their crucial counteroffensive and for the long haul. this is no time to slow down. the united states and our partners and allies have moved mountains to provide ukraine with critical air defense systems

secretary austin? >> certainly defer to the work that we're doing, being completed and look at the results of that work but certainly fort drum, it has tremendous capability and a great community, so i think if that site is chosen i think would be a good choice. that site has been chosen by the department defense. that was announced a few years ago. we work on that in the nda. it's also current and previous ndaa. fort drum has been designated as the potential third site. general milley speeded potential third site. >> potential third site. what is the process of ensuring we focused to meet the needs out of the past but of the future, 2030 and 2040s because it takes a long time for that of research investment for that to be potentially completed. what is the time what general milley or secretary austin? >> i do think a timeline has been established but i can tell you what we talk about, what you talk about, but the project has been after for quite some time on the books. you look at probably 20 to 40 se

secretary austin, i'm actually start with you.a special welcome and a war ego to a alabama and auburn university postgraduate. secretary also truly believe we achieve peace through strength breaker up outside the gates that you know has more recently been renamed. i saw the sacrifice of our servicemen and women. and i saw that sacrifice was not just theirs. it was that of their entire family. giving so that our country can remain safe and strong. i have a deep appreciation for men and women in uniform women who serve. think of modernization efforts alabama has played and continues to play a vital role. across our great state our defense industrial base is leading efforts ranging from hypersonic's, direct energy, modernization of art rotary wing aircraft, national security space launch, contested logistics and manufacturing and assembling key missile programs such as javelin. this is just a sampling of what alabama's talent, synergies and capabilities provide to the defense and national security communities as sweet face impending

this is our 14th meeting and month after month, secretary austin keeps the direction of this 50 nation plus strong coalition focused on the strategic objectives. and i also want to express my deep appreciation to the various ministers and chiefs of defense who participated today whose unfaltering support to ukraine has been a beacon of solidarity since russia began its vicious war of choice for more than 500 days. russia has continued their illegal war while ukrainians have stood strong in the face of russia's unprovoked attacks and are an inspiration to all three -- free nations. russia's war of choice. russia's war of aggression is a frontal assault on the rules based international order that has prevented great power war for the last eight consecutive decades. it is not only an illegal war of aggression, it's also an unnecessary war against a country that presented no military threat to russia, an unnecessary, unjust, illegal war of aggression for more than 500 days and yet the ukrainian people have demonstrated their extraordinary determination to remain free, of freedom they have

he grew up in east tennessee and attenned austin -- attenned austin -- attended austin east high school. he dedicated his life to making knoxville a much better place. when he announced his retirement, he said he hoped he left every situation, organization and person in a better condition than when he started. mr. speaker, that was a great understatement. after retiring in 2016, tank continued to serve the east knoxville community and entire community as a whole. a week before he passed away, he asked me to honor some of the east tennesseans, leo and judy on the house floor for their service to the community. he hand wrote his needs and -- notes and sent them to our office. a testament to how much he loved our community. i'm thankful not just for his service in knoxville but i can call him a dear friend. when my daddy had his stroke, tank would chk on my mom every -- check on my mom every day in the hospital. my momma would always say, that handsome young man came by. i guess he had a way with the ladies. my momma loved him. tank was a dear friend to me and my parents and my girls. he l

well, here is a quote from minister austin . they still have great forces.and how they will use these forces will be decided based on assessments of the situation by their leadership, that is, by our command , the command of the armed forces of ukraine. well, so that you understand, lloyd austin reacted to the statement of putin and lukashenko, who met on july 24, they talked about a lot of things, and putin and lukashenko said that ukraine's counteroffensive failed, it did not fail, says the minister of defense we know that the united states of america has not failed, and serhii zvorets told you that we are winning back new territories . well, the world must continue to fight for a stable and lasting peace in ukraine. today, at the russia-africa summit in st. petersburg, the president of the african union, azalea, told russian. at the same time, he said that the leaders of the countries of the african continent are ready to look for ways to end the war in ukraine, and then, especially , be careful together with russia. he suggests looking for ways to end th

that was austin castro reporting. reports that the otter has tried to hitch a ride on surfboards, completely fearless of the human surfer. i have seen it. it is pretty impressive. vanessa: it absolutely is. safety is top priority in this case, though. here is a live look from the emeryville skycam. we are waking up to some high clouds this morning. we have a cooling trend that begins today and continues into the start of the work week. when the coolest day of the week is going to be, plus the next warm-up we have headed our way. stephanie: team usa pulling off a win in their first match of the women's world cup. but one expert says they will need to put in more work to achieve the three pete. back in the day, sneaker drops meant getting online to wait in line. now with xfinity mobile... ...we get the fastest mobile service and can get the freshest kicks asap. i got this. get the best price for 2 lines of unlimited when you switch to xfinity mobile for $30 a line per month. nice job, little sis! they grow up so fast...

shocking details from austin, texas.w is the former secretary of housing and urban development, dr. ben carson. great to see you this morning, doctor. we've told this about the homeless crisis across the country. how do you start to try and fix it. where do you begin? >> well, i think lodging and common sense plays a role and recognizing at least 60% of the people who are out there on the streets either have a mental problem or a drug problem. and housing first is not going to solve that. you have to have housing second and third also. housing first is good, get them off the street but needs to be followed by housing second, which has diagnosed the reason they're on the street, third is fix it. otherwise you're spending in the ocean and 96% of people housed under housing first end up back on the street and at some point we need to look at data and using those incredible brains that we have to figure out how this is done in an appropriate walleye toy keep people off the -- way to keep people off the street and facilitatin

austin, austin was a fearless journalist and a future lawyer as a consequence of austin's showing the world the cost of. he's been detained in for nearly 11 years. it's simply wrong. it's. and we are not seeking our effort to get him. find him and bring him home tonight. our message is this journalism is a crime. even an officer should be released immediately along with every other american hostage or wrongfully detained. paul whalen, unjustly held in russia for more four years, whose brave sister i met with and whose family has never quit fighting for paul. and i promise you, neither will i and neither will this administration until we get him home. there are other americans unjustly held in iran, venezuela and elsewhere. their stories may not make headlines or hashtags, but day every day, their family looks at that empty chair. the kitchen table, birthdays, anniversaries, holidays. without them, the pain of in limbo and, the sense is almost worth the pain of having lost a child in an empty chair. the stress of not knowing the sorrow of, uncertainty. but want them and their families

katy austin, our transport correspondent, _ ahead.ransport correspondent, thank _ ahead. katy austin, our transport correspondent, thank you. - renters are likely to be the most stretched by housing and food bills as the cost of living continues to rise, according to an official survey. the report from the office for national statistics also suggests that one in 20 adults had run out of food in the previous two weeks. our business correspondent marc ashdown is here with more details. marc. the 0ns carried out this survey between february and may and they asked 15,000 people in england, scotland and wales a series of questions. could they afford a one off sudden expense of £850? have they borrowed more in loans or credit cards recently? have they been able to save at all? and have they struggled with their energy bills? if someone answered yes to three or more of those, then they re considered "financially vulnerable". 0verall about a quarter of all adults surveyed were found to be. but certain groups appear to be struggling more than

he also had an exclusive one-on-one interview with secretary austin. you had with the secretary was so impactful in illuminating what else secretary austin said, say, about senator tuberville. >> he's very unhappy with what senator tuberville is trying to do, blocking these promotions of generals, to star generals becoming three star or four star generals, admirals. he says it's undermining u.s. national security, and it's hard for him to believe that a u.s. senator is actually doing this, potentially sending the wrong signals to u.s. adversaries around the world, whether russia or china or others. and, he's not very happy about what senator tuberville is doing. earlier today, we sat down for this exclusive interview here in vilnius. and we had this exchange, on what senator tuberville is doing. listen to this. >> this is a national security issue. you know, we just talked about, only sent out a couple of minutes ago, what a complex environment this is. around the world, quite frankly. we see tough things that we are dealing with, here in europe, as we

we're seeing in plenty of big cities grady, thank you grady trimble this morning in austin, austin isseveral blue cities that are safe, drug use homelessness, crime. >> it is important to keep in mind this is first and foremost a humanitarian crisis yes, it that we always see it in, run cities you mentioned california portland as bad seattle as bad in fact portland officials actually have city sanctions tent cities encouraging homeless people take their stuff, some property is private property owned by private residents property taken over not compassionate to live this way not kind to live in squalor that is what democratic officials are doing. >> you see all over the country, tell us about your experience. >> yeah, look. obviously, happening in blue states more than happens in red states they have, immediate yancey luggage to take tents in public spaces not solution enabling drug concludes financing drug use abuse is not the solution. i think needs to happen you need bring third party appearances like the phoenix, helping people restore lives bring dignity back to lives, so critical

we are told secretary austin and senator tuberville have spoken. they are expected to talk again next week. what's important this has not changed his position right now and he's still very much placing a hold on these promotions at this time. >> manu, you also caught up with the senator at it the capitol. what did he have to say? >> he was unmoved by president biden's criticism. the president accused senator tuberville of jeopardizing national security. that's not the view of tuberville. he also indicated he wants to talk to president biden about ending this policy on abortions that the senator is trying to get rid of. >> doesn't sound like anybody that wants to sit down and visit and work a problem out. it sounds like someone who wants to argue about it. i'm not in this to argue. you know, i'm just in this to try to be fair and do what's right. there's no chance of changing my position if we don't sit down and visit. >> i mean the republicans -- he said the way this ends is republicans are going to put pressure on you to relent. >> that's not goin

t we got the comnt from defense secretary lloyd austin who told our wolf blitzer to quell the fears ofhese weapons they will record the places they use them in ukraine and prioritize de-mining efforts and said the u.s. will help us do that. does that mean that after the war is over, the u.s. will come in and help out? is that how we should read that? >> i think you should read it exactly that way. when this war ends, however it ends, and i think it will end successfully for ukraine, i think you can count on the fact there will be a large number of nato nations that want to assist, including the united states, in cleaning up and rebuilding a successful, strong ukrainian economy. >> david to you in helsinki. five years ago, president trump threatened to pull the united states out of nato and cripple the alliance. the 2024 election is coming, president trump is the front runner so far in the republican party, biden expected to run. so nato and ukraine be concerned whether president biden's assurances and nato's assurances that they will have support in the long haul? should they be worrie

i was asking lloyd austin about them and he defended the decision and rationalized it.nse of the necessity of those? >> i have to say my initial reaction was negative because of the history of cluster munitions. the danger of them is think of an artillery shell that shoots hand grenades. these things go out, so the danger is unexposed -- they might walk over eight years later. however, here is number one. the russians are using them big time and it is a very dangerous and destructive weapon of war, so the idea of no cluster munitions on the ground in ukraine, that has gone by. the russians are using them. secondly, we are trying to dislodge the russians. finally, they announced they will suffer whatever negative consequences that they want. to them, and i think one of the ukrainian general said this, the danger of cluster munitions is much less than the danger of the russians room and what they are doing to our people. i came away convinced after talking to a number of military people and the final point is the danger of cluster munitions is the death rate. how many do

us defence secretary lloyd austin there.ur correspondent sean dilley was at that briefing was at that briefing at the pentagon. here's his reaction... to deconstruct some of that language there, we understand from lloyd austin that he was on tour, that is he was posted to south korea at the time. he has been identified by our partner cbs as private second class travis king but even that is something the pentagon is not prepared to confirm or deny at this point, partly because of what we heard mr austin say there, which is that we are currently working to notify the next of kin, there's not a lot they don't know, they're currently very concerned about the welfare of their service man, something retreated from the white house, from presidentjoe biden, not too long ago. but it's a puzzle, we certainly know he did cross the demarcation point. we certainly have heard accounts from witnesses who spoke to our us partner cbs, saying he was jovial at the time, he was running across, saying, ha—ha ha. the most poignant part about thos

here is katie austin. —— with services starting later.econd saturday in a row, some of the 1a affected train operators are running very limited services. after more than a year of industrial action, many people have got used to changing their plans or found other ways of travelling on strike days. but hospitality businesses say they're still feeling the impact. every time there is a strike day, we do see trade fall off a cliff in certain parts of the country, certainly towns and city centres. you know, the last week we've had sort of three strike days that affect the rail. we've had an overtime ban during the course of that week. we know that we've lost around £340 million worth of sales across the uk. right now there aren't any more full strikes in the diary, and unions have to give two weeks notice of action. but further walkouts are very possible. and after today's strike by rail workers in the rmt, the train drivers union aslef has two more overtime bans coming up at 15 operators from this monday until saturday the 5th of august, and

katy austin, bbc news.partment for transport spokesperson said the government had met with the unit and facilitated what it called improved offers on pay and reform. let's hear from the rmt general secretary mick lynch. we don't know when it will end, we have a government that won't negotiate. we are available to negotiate. we are available to negotiate at any time. everybody knows what the issues are. but the government is in control of what the train operating companies say to us, but they are not allowing them to come back to the table with revisions to their proposals. we are available to do that but at the moment we have a situation where cuts are being imposed, 2300 job cuts, every booking office in the country will close. most stations will be completely de staff, you won't get assistance for elderly or disabled people that need assistance. they want to put everyone through an app and websites which will mean they will sell the tickets they want at the maximum profit. we need a settlement to this dis

stephanie: that was austin castro reporting.ere are reports that otter 841 has had to hitch a ride on surfboards, completely fearless of the human surfer. we saw that quite eloquently in those pictures so we will have more to come on that. team usa pulling off a win in their first match of the women's world cup. one expert says they will need to put in more work to achieve the threepeat. we will be right back. >> game number 99 on the season for the giants yesterday and the entered in a wildcard spot. saturday it is coming off the heels of a seven-game winning streak with logan webb making his 98 career start. to d.c. we go. abe lincoln edging out teddy roosevelt in the famous race. the giants got the first two men on the first and failed to score. webb had trouble in the second inning. two runs in and alex call ripping that to right-center. two run triple. 4-0, washington. the dugout right here making sure the bullpen getting ready. webb, this pitch to cj abrams goes all the way out to right. 6-0 nationals. that was his last pi

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secretary lloyd austin are meeting their australian counterparts in brisbane.ogy to australia. our correspondent, phil mercer, has the latest from sydney. the wreckage of the helicopter has been discovered in a group of islands off the coast of queensland, usually a very popular tourist area, and the wreckage was found near hamilton island off the course of brisbane. what happens next is that navy divers will begin to scour the sea bed. there is still no sign of the four people who were on board this australian army helicopter when it ditched into the sea. it was taking part in night—time manoeuvres when a second aircraft of the queensland coast, and it is part of talisman sabre, this massive military operation of war drills involving australian and united states troops, along with military personnel from a dozen other countries, involving military personnel. the investigation is now ongoing, and the search for those missing aircrew will now also continue over the weekend. studio: and re mentioned this comes as antony blinken and lloyd austin meet their counter

carla: el departamento de policÍa de austin le pide la ayuda a la comunidad para encontrar a esta joven sobre carla: las autoridades del departamento de policÍa de austin han dieron a conocer el arresto de un hombre acusado de un homicidio ocurriÓ el 21 de junio. Él es precisamente eric, acusado por la oficina de el distrito del condado de alameda por el crimen de el homicidio ocurrido el 21 de junio en la calle 26 de auckland, hace dÍas atrÁs las autoridades anunciaron una recompensa de hasta 10.000 $ para dar con el paradero de este sospechoso, que fue capturado de forma segura en chicago. las autoridades solicitan ayuda de la comunidad para dar con el paradero de esta menor de 13 aÑos, ella es elsa estrada y es considerada una persona en riesgo debido a su edad, ella pesa unas 120 libras, con cabello negro y rojo y ojos color marrÓn, esta joven fue vista ayer por Última vez en auckland, vestÍa una sudadera con capucha negra y azul y pantalÓn negro. si tiene algÚn conocimiento no dude en notificarlo al departamento de policÍa. la oficina de el fbi en san francisco advierte sobre nueva

of us defense secretary lloyd austin, gave an update on the situation. here's what he had to say. but i can confirm, and i would say upfront that were very early in this event. and so there's a lot of that that we're still trying to learn. but what we do know is that one of our service members who was on a tour will slowly and without authorization cross the military demarcation line. we believe that he is in the. ringback a custody and so we're closely monitoring and investigating the situation and working to notify the soldiers next of kin and engaging to address the sense of it. in terms of my concerns i'm, i'm absolutely for most concerned about the welfare of our true. and so we will remain focused on this and again this, this whole development the next several days now. and we'll keep you posted load austin speaking that to me i'm so as a journalist in the south korean capital, sol and she gave us this update. so just to walk you through what i have been informed through this day around 6 pm. i 1st heard accounts of this, us individual crossing over the military demarkation

this would allow president austin encourage toward the era to run for a 3rd term. oppositional parties are calling for a boycott of the referendum opponents of germany's for right a f d party have rallied in protest outside of the annual congress. the f d or alternative for germany. i seen a serge, it's approval ratings. one point put public support at 22 percent. behind only the main conservative opposition. what germany's other political parties was more to the of the 10s of thousands of people have joined in l. g, b, t, q, pride, march, and the remaining and capital, bucharest, organizer said some 25000 people took part. they think that the countries, because ever prize parade for me is just the one of a handful of you members that still doesn't allow same sex or civil partnerships for 30 freight weeks now is really is have taken to the street to protest against traditional reforms. they say could undermine the country's democracy, back by prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the new law limits some powers, the supreme court. the supreme court says it will who arguments for striking d

casar: in 2010, i led a thirst strike in austin.at back corporate interest, got people access to water breaks on the job in austin. we did the same thing in dallas in 2015. now that abbott is overturning those laws, we have a chance to go over his head. the president can put into place through his own authority federal heat protections that guarantee everyone across the country a right to a water break, the right to come off of a scaffold, to take a break because you are feeling sick in the sun. that is what we need as temperatures get worse. this summer has been bad but we know it can only get worse. we need to get that action done immediately. you said earlier that sometimes that takes years, and that is on except double. that is why we need people organizing and raising their voices, so we can overturn the oppressive actions by right-wing governments in the south. in the same way that the voting rights act was signed by a president, because the people took on governments in the south, the voting rights act brought voting rights t

your shadow, joined us from where you got because the w is banned from reported in russia and at austin. what these concrete results would be for poor to well look at how it russia has 5 demands that it wants to see obviously as 5 results. so one of the conditions, so in mind is that and the ammonia export the pipeline between process, the only got the end ukraine's odessa will be put back into alteration this pipeline for russians. ammonia expert was stopped at the beginning of the russian invasion of ukraine in the june unexplored as an activist, biplane voice deposit easy carter t for engine and ukraine in process a can use to grain of sabotage. uh, is it all that awesome demands, uh relate to the west and sanctions imposed because of the war, according to the adoption for the ministry visa includes. first of all, the reconnecting rushes, agriculture bank, austin, called us bank to this waste international payment system, the system resuming deliveries of spare parts equipment that insurance and for leasing, frozen assets of russian companies in the west. no rush as announced that th

and we'll keep you posted as us defense secretary lloyd austin, speaking earlier today. south korea based journalist came young soon told us more about the area where the incident took place. the military team or occasion line is merely a bump in the ground. it's just the line, so really crossing over that line would only take a step and currently with us to say that there are no a soldier is guarding the north korean part, especially from since the pandemic. so if this individual in question uh and in question would you would like to cross over that line. it would only take a split 2nd and the you one command guarding the south korean part. uh they would not have enough time to react. so indeed, it does seem something like this is possible, even though it's a, it's an extremely x, rare case. we are also dealing with something that we haven't seen before. there was a case in 2001 where a for a national of did try to cross over to the north koreans side, but was immediately caught by the j guards. but something like this has really never happened before. but. ready the pr

katy austin, bbc news.iger is grappling with the aftermath of a military coup. niger's democratically elected president mohamed bazoum was overthrown as part of the coup and detained. bazoum was first elected to office in april 2021 in niger's first peaceful democratic transfer of power. on friday, general abdourahamanay tchiani, deposed the administration of the seventh republic... on friday, general abdourahamanay tchiani, who also goes by 0mar tchiani, appeared on state television, announcing himself as the country's new ruler. he urged the population to remain calm. translation: the action | of the snsb has motivated by this old desire to conserve our beloved homeland in the face of the continuous deterioration of the security situation of our country. the foreign authorities have failed to give a real solution to the crisis and have provided poor economic and social governance. us secretary of state antony blinken spoke to niger's president bazoum in a phone call, saying the us would work to ensure the

you have tesla going full bore in terms of the austin giga factory as well as the giga factory out inlifornia. you have to see others ramp up production you see it with rivian and other automakers but that's what we need to see in order for the acceleration of adoption of electric vehicles. >> thank you, phil for more on what to expect from auto sales and evs in the second half, let's bring in group one darrell cunningham, who oversees more than 200 dealerships in the u.s. and united kingdom. thank you for joining us to pick up on what phil was talking about, what are you seeing with the balance between the demand for electric vehicles and your ability to supply them to the consumers that are coming in looking for them at your dealerships? >> well, on the ev side -- good morning, first off, thank you for having me. on the ev side we see some supply constraints with oems the f-150 lightning is a good example. we're still sold out for a long time into the future and don't have enough production yet on that vehicle in other cases, you know, phil mentioned hyundai. we're selling lots of i

what else did secretary austin say about senator tommy tuberville ?g these promotions of generals to star generals -- two sergeant is becoming three- star and four-star generals. he said it is undermining u.s. national security him and it is hard for him to believe that a u.s. senator is actually doing this, potentially send sending the wrong signals to u.s. adversaries around the world, whether russia or china or others. and he is not very happy about what senator tuberville is doing. earlier today, we sat down for this exclusive interview , and we had this exchange on what senator tuberville is doing. listen to this . >> this is a national security issue. you know? we just talked about that on a couple of minutes ago, when a complex environment this is. around the world, quite frankly. we see the tough things that we are dealing with here in europe as we continue to provide support to ukraine and its efforts to defend its sovereign territory we are working hard to make sure we keep the right balance in the indo pacific. and strengthen our alliances.

katy austin, bbc news.ack from strenuous physical activities and enjoy retirement — but not 90—year—old joy fleetham. she's believed to be the oldest fencer in britain and is still going strong. our reporter becki thomas has been to meet her. fencing is a sport that requires speed, strength and stamina. one of the best members of this club, the bridlington blades, isjoy fleetham. and you wouldn't think she's 90 years old. just me. what? i'm not... marvellous. if i can do it, anybody can do it. i'm a living example. there is life after 70, 80 or even 90. joy only took up the sport at the age of 63, and she's not a pensioner to be messed with — still beating opponents more than a quarter of her age. how good do you think are you at fencing? excellent. ask them and they'll tell you. in fact, i beat a 17—year—old japanese boy. he couldn't believe it and i couldn't. we used to have, like, best lady fencer. and one time i'd win it and next time she'd win it. we were... she's really hard to beat, her defence is re

katy austin, bbc news. has warned that people traveling to continental europe are having to wait up to two hours to clear border controls. it's asking travellers to be patient and please check with their ferry operator for information on next sailings. donald trump has been setting out why he thinks he should be the republican party candidate for next year's presidential election at a fund—raising event in the us state of iowa. mr trump has already insisted he will still run for office, even if he's convicted of any of the criminal charges he currently faces. 0ur north american editor sarah smith was at the event. there are about 1,200 republican supporters in this ballroom this evening, listening to all the different republican candidates, trying to decide who they should support for the republican nomination. but of course, the night was dominated by one man. and, of course, that one man was donald trump. this is the first speech he's given since the new criminal charges were unveiled against him. he's a

heavy rain b returns for us going into the weekend, norah, you can see chances for flooding remain austinare likely to rise once again. >> norah: mike bettes, thank you. now to some breaking news. severe turbulence has left several passengers and crew members injured on a collegiate airline to florida. manuel bojorquez has the details. >> reporter: it was a frightening scene this afternoon for passengers and crew on allegiant 227, the flight to stt dissent. the plane dropped more than 4,000 feet in less than a minute. >> we have multiple head injuries, a broken ankle. >> reporter: two passengers and cargo flight attendants were taken to the hospital. 179 passengers and six crew were on board. one passenger told our camp affiliate she's i flight attendant being thrown around the cabin. >> major turbulence, where literally, she flew up in the air like "matrix," is the only way i can think to describe it. >> reporter: this is at least the third incident in recent months involving serious injuries. and tonight, the airline tells us it will be investigating this incident in coordination with t

greg case are is a democrat in the austin | are is a democrat in the austin area has been on a first a federal standard governing keith's safety measures. at the moment there is not so it is left up to states in different jurisdictions to figure that out for themselves. more importantly, he is protesting a law signed by the governor abbott going into the effect on the 1st of september which will under turn lot of local protections such as austin have implemented. is a big concern for the congressman and also for the congressman and also for advocates here.— for advocates here. live from san antonio, _ for advocates here. live from san antonio, texas, - for advocates here. live from san antonio, texas, thank i for advocates here. live from | san antonio, texas, thank you so much. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. bbc news bringing you different stories from across the uk. at 13 years old, he escaped horrors in afghanistan, too painful for him to describe. there was just one goal to survive. we needed to make sure you survive before you can think of anything else. t

governor, good morning to you in austin. why'd you do this? - good morning, bill.n healthcare facilities where these same healthcare procedures can be provided to women that don't provide abortions. - hi, everybody. here in the valley, a lot of people don't have insurance, and so, planned parenthood is the only place to get an early breast and cervical cancer screening. you know, even if you do have insurance, and you're in a place like the rio grande valley, you find a lump, every clinic you call, there's a two to three month waiting period at best. so i'm outside of greg abbott's mansion today, and i will be every day until he vetoes reduced access to early breast and cervical cancer screenings here in texas. i stood outside of governor greg abbott's mansion for 17 days. hey, everyone. day two outside of the governor's mansion here, and we've got some community supporters out here helping me try to convince greg abbott to veto reduced-- it started gaining traction on twitter, but also locally. [upbeat music] and then it turned into #standwithsadie, and so, yeah,

but austin, which still ha positive population growth, sa prices fall.ix saw much smaller price gains. why? demographics and home building austin's inflow is largely younger americans. many of whom are renting o buying less expensive homes. compare that to tampa in orlando where wealthier baby boomers are heading, boosting prices there were also heavier home building in phoenix and austin leading to more supply, whic always tempers prices. as for cities with the big pandemic outflows, well ne york, boston, san francisco, san jose, and seattle. in the first two years of th pandemic, prices there gaine despite the outflows likel because of low supply. and last year those market still lost population, but prices held positive in new york and boston, but they wen negative in the other three. that's because pre-pandemi prices in the west had overheated so much that they just had a harder chance t fall also less supplies in th western cities >> diana, thanks >>> our next guest is giving u an exclusive preview of thei housing report coming ou monday it shows af