buster says he thinks they have a weak motive.bes the moment he describes his mother and son were killed and he insists he has no doubt his dad is innocent of murder. >> did you ever go there and say, maybe it is possible that he did this? >> no, because i think i hold a unique perspective nobody else in that courtroom held. >> busters he worries about his own safety because he thinks the real killer is still out there. you see it throughout the documentary, plenty of home video and behind the scenes trial footage and we get a look at the mind of alec murdaugh. he has a long history of lying to everybody around him and martha asked buster if he now thinks his father is a psychopath, here is the full answer. >> when i look up definition of psychopath, like someone who can completely get away with lying and acting normal and carrying through as if nothing is ha happening, does that describe your dad? >> i think there are characteristics when you look at manipulation and lies and carrying out and i think that is fair assessment. >> m

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buster may be in the minority saying what he's saying. >> sandra: exactly. meanwhile, alarming moment for one of washington's most prominent lawmakers. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell appearing to freeze a second time in recent months. >> what are your thoughts on running for re-election in 2026. >> what are my thoughts about what? >> running for re-election in 2026. >> oh, that's -- >> did you hear the question, senator, running for re-election in 2026? all right, i'm sorry, y'all, we are going to need a meet. senator. >> sandra: sparking concerns about politicians' abilities to do their job and neither party is immune to that. david and elizabeth, there is no doubt as many times as we have all seen that, since it has happened, you feel for the senator, and we wish him well. but you see that happening and you know it's no surprise that it sparks, resparks this debate over term limits in washington. where do you fall on this, elizabeth? >> you know, it's interesting. the one area where both sides of the aisle agree that they don't want to feel pain an

through every step of this high profile murder case, buster standing by his father.urviving son testified in his defense. even giving buster that pat. >> he was destroyed, heart broken. i walked in the door and saw him. gave him a hug. just broken down. >> reporter: maggie and paul murdaugh were shot to death on june 7th, 2021. their bodies were found at the dog kennels of the murdaugh's south carolina hunting estate. but alex claimed he was not at the scene. however, a key piece of evidence contradicted that. a snap chat video paul recorded moments before his death appeared to show him at the kennel with his father's voice appearing to be in the background. placing alex at the scene. >> did you go over to the kennels at all? >> no, i did not. people did tell me not to go down there. the crime scene had been like cut off. based on everybody, sent everybody over to the house. >> reporter: a jury of 12 finding the murdaugh patriarch guilty in the slayings, but his son believes they were biased. >> i was there for six weeks studying it. i think it was a tilted table fro

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larry: buster has a pretty good swing. day one of the u.s. open, mike tyson -- look out!credible, coco gauff going back and jousting at the neck, and siegemund won the point. look at this. i mean the backhand overhead and then seigemund gets the winter. they split the first two sets. they are in the third. coco gauff is up 3-1, so we will see if she finishes it. a special night for the giants because they are hosting the reds and kyle harrison is going to make his debut at oracle park for the giants. what is so big news about him? not only is he the number one pitching prospect for the giants but in fourth grade, he is from here, and in fourth grade, kyle harrison was taught by mr. sherry pratt, mother of our own casey pratt, so i think he owes most of his success to sherry pratt, as does my own daughter, who was also taught by her. in first and third grades. so she is raising a whole village by herself. we will see coyote pitch tonight. hopefully, he gets a w. dan: we will give mrs. pratt all the credit. thank you. ama: tonight on abc 7 at 8:00, two hours of claim to fam

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and they well, they're there. buster edwards. and they well, the how there. buster edwards.ow did ronnie biggs escape >> how did ronnie biggs escape and with it for so and get away with it for so long? >> well, ron, ron was captured initially odd man initially and he was the odd man out two gangs did out because two gangs did the great train robbery. and he was there because he knew bruce. and i won't with the i won't bore you with the reasons for that. then reasons for that. but he then got he captured, did 30 got he was captured, did 30 years prison and was years in prison and was sentenced to 30 years and was put wandsworth and all the put in wandsworth and all the prisoners thought prisoners there thought it was an outrage because at an outrage because murderers at the getting ten years. the time were getting ten years. so were so everybody in the prisons were going, to escape. going, you've got to escape. it's not fair. and interestingly, in 60s, ron would tell wasn't a question of tell me it wasn't a question of if escape just if you could escape just when and he over

buster said his dad could be a psychopath but not for murdering anyone but for manipulating and lyingnd him. >> did you ever go there and say it's possible he did this? >> no, i think i hold a very unique perspective that nobody else in that courtroom held and i know the love i witnessed. >> the documentary has an inmatt look at the murdaugh families. and private never been seen videos. alex is serving 2 life sentences for the 2021 murders for covering up financial crimes. buster think that's a weak motive and the jury got it wrong. >> i think a lot of the jurors felt that way prior to when they had to deliberate. it was pre-determined in their minds before they heard any shred of evidence. >> buster told martha he gave the interview to clear up lies about his family and himself and including he was involved in the death of his gay classmate. >> i never had anything to do with him in any reward. >> a lot of new ground covered. in the fall of the house of murdaugh on fox nation. you will hear from murdaugh in prison. he broke inmate rules and lost his phone privileges. >> brian: having

>> jimmy: are you telling me you live at dave & buster's now? >> why not?e lots of new friends. this here, this one i call leroy winklebottom. say hello to mr. crumble, leroy. >> jimmy: right. >> this one here is hoppy gilmore. it's like the golf ball movie, you get it? but he's a frog. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, i get it. yeah, right. >> we've got this cute little guy right here. i call him mr. stinky. >> jimmy: why do you call him mr. stinky? >> because he's been stuck underneath my butt since yesterday. get out of here, kid. i told you -- you get out of here, you stinky punk. >> jimmy: oh -- >> you give that back, you give that back! the little demon's running away with mr. stinky. i'll skin you like a muskrat! >> jimmy: wait, you can get out of the machine any time you want? >> i can, and i can get out any time, jimmy, but i don't want to. this is my safe space. >> jimmy: thank you, mike. we will pray for mr. stinky. [ cheers and applause ] good luck getting out of that. all right, that was mike lindell, who's still in there. i wonder how many nights in a ro

in short, from a buster banista, decided decisively at silence, 3 years ago.e has not been able to get away from it. you know why they are very good looking there are good, yes, and you know about the trombonists. uh, trumpeter with his wife. they arrive at the parking lot, they close the car in front of a large hypermarket, they go to the store, there are plans for a lot of purchases, wait, i'm a trambul there in the car. he says yes. tut trombone well, how are we who needs your friend? yes, if the glass suddenly breaks, i'll take it away, what will we do? no one wants your work. how do you drag everything because we planned buy a whole list, leave. leave, then back comes back comes closer the glass is broken. he says, you see, here, i told you, he comes closer, and there is another trombone in the back seat. more good trombones of different uh, let's leave the rubric about love, but before we do that. i still wanted to ask you, who is she? it's young . hmm. first love is yours. oh, i don't speak at all. well, there were, probably, such real two girls, whom i

in mark temporary representative. 6 times this week over the x in june, morocco, recall that's and buster to sweden and definitely after a month desperate to the crump side stuff from central most. then last month, hundreds of protesters little bit the streets of baghdad. storm the swedish embassy to express the rock ridge. 3 professor of political science from egypt. how one university doctor, my good both trust yours, robbie cole sentiment in the muslim world will influence assistant west does not respect his values and beliefs. so if i lation of the values, traditional values, religious values will provoke radicalism to outdoors, in order to live peacefully inside the country, locally. and with the other congregations in foreign countries, you have to respect the values of others. countries share the common values, they say did set personal freedoms. if you want to criticize anybody, you, you can criticize them freely. but this is not constructive criticism. the people in the middle east, especially, so they are projecting there will be inc and purposes of existence. so as in egypt and

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and comforting you don't know if i'm in the right on the front page or it's nicole homage, greece buster, date of curious to read and someone can you just just kick your i mean for a fair, almost destroyed this deal of the theatre or is the last the federal board, the somewhat you can let you know when you watch from the, i mean, just it's one button to go store. we learn each, like i've, they come go. when you put push, calling you from 100 the machine, it's on the porch that they do well, there's only a the financial, but you pull it up with them. is that going telephone done? and what the fee of us going out on a bill on that that'd be saturated like gonzalez, i'm not, i'm not, but the most of the storage is actually worship on my heart, shucked up from my house. i'm send them to them. do what do you do at the gym? i'm ready to go by the name of just to go out to the video gum. yeah. how scholars do. i really just way sure somebody's quit. so she get off the bathroom. we have sent that out for me around to see if this works, but as i want to know, is it unpleasant? in this case, we ge

comforting you don't know if i'm allowed to read on the front page or it's nicole homage. greece buster, date of curious to read and so i'm gonna give you just just kick you. i mean pheromones destroyed this deals for theater or even off the federal government. some put you for your school let you know when you watch from there. i mean, it's just, it's one button to go store. we're literally just like i was like, i'm go when you put push calling you from 100 the machine to time i tried with the was a torch that they do well. there's only a that the actual but get the problems that going telephone done and then a few minutes to an hour on maybe a minute. that'd be separated. like gonzalez. i'm not, i'm not. but the most of the storage is actually worship on my heart shuts up from a whole lot them to me and let them do. what do you do at the gym? i'm ready to go by the name of just to go out to the village. can you ask all of us be wise? yes. are you sure? so can i just switch so she goes down the girl to the bathroom. we have sent that out for me around to get the shots. but as i want to

comforting you don't know if i'm allowed to read on the front page or it's nicole homage. greece, buster. data curious to read and someone can you just just take your, i mean from pheromones destroyed this deal of the theatre or is the last the federal government some put you foreigners will let you know when you watch from the i mean just it's one button to go store, we're literally just like i was like, i'm going to put push calling you from 100 the machine at home. i tried with the with reports that they do well the the way the actual but you to put them is like going telephone done. and then a few minutes to an hour on maybe a minute. that'd be saturated. like gonzalez, i'm not, i'm not. but the most of the storage is actually worship on my heart, shucked up from a from samantha from the gym for the bicycle, but not even in the same old. used to go out to the village. can you ask all of us be wise? yes. are you sure so kindly quick so she goes down the girl to the bathroom. we have sent that out for move around to get the shots. but as i want to know, is it unpleasant? in this case,

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it's positive german efforts to build up the skies shield in response to busters invasion of ukraine develop jointly by israel on the us, the out of threes, capable of intercepting high altitude, ballistic missiles and is used in israel circles. and israel says the system could be delivered to germany by 2025 and fully operational, 5 years later. the 3 and a half $1000000000.00 deal will be israel is biggest ever a defend sale, smell of measuring dw correspondence. rebecca writs us in jerusalem and benjamin alvarez group a hearing bad and welcome both. let's start with your bed. what else do we know about this deal? so this deal has been in the making for a while now. the negotiation started after russia's invasion of ukraine. the topic of the sale came up also recently during a visit advice really prime minister benjamin netanyahu, when he visited berlin in june, the defense committee of the german parliament of the bonus that voted in favor of the purchase. and today also welcome this us decision saying that will help protect many, but also its neighboring countries from asked stri

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it's a budget buster for some families. >> there's a lot of work that shows that poorer households do suffer a higher inflation rate. these people are feeling it somewhere around 5% to 6%. >> reporter: that's because most of a low-income family's budget goes to necessities which are still rising, like rent, groceries, and electricity. and there's new evidence people are using credit cards to cover the bills. for the first time in the u.s., credit card debt has surpassed $1 trillion. >> we polled consumers that carry credit card balances about what was behind that, what caused it. emergency and unplanned expenses was the top answer, but even everyday expenses, one in four a sign of financial strain. >> reporter: gas prices have picked up in recent weeks, but a little too late to impact the july inflation report. if those prices keep rising, it could put inflationary pressure on next month's reading. carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >>> president biden is asking congress to approve $24 billion in additional aid for ukraine. it includes more than $13 billion in military assistance an

, the mafia buster that he used to be. but i -- you read through all of the allegations here and they saw a lot of this evidence before it came out in the public eye before the january six committee hearings and elsewhere, and it is a compelling story of rudy giuliani knowingly blatantly lying. blatantly defrauding the state legislature in georgia. this is backed up by stuff and it's sad to see him fall thus far, but he's done it to himself. >> i just want to comment really quickly and scott, please, chime in because you know this better than i. but even in georgia, he doesn't have any republicans rushing to his rescue. you have the legal downfalls and pitfalls but you also have the political. the governor of georgia is not going to come out with a statement and say oh my god this is an abuse of justice. lieutenant governor is a star witness. i mean -- >> he testified today. >> on top of that the governor of georgia i guess can't pardon him. the way it works in other states. >> i had to ask this question today of brian kem

it's a budget buster for some families. >> there's a lot of work that shows that poorer households do suffer high inflation. these people are feeling it somewhere around 5% to 6%. >> reporter: that's because most of a low income family's budget goes to necessities, which are still rising, like rent, groceries and electricity. and there's new evidence people are using credit cards to cover the bills. for the first time in the u.s. credit card debt has surpassed $1 trillion. >> we polled consumers that carry credit card balances about what was behind that. what caused it? emergency and unplanned expenses was the top answer. but even everyday expenses, about 1 in 4 a sign of financial strain. >> reporter: now, gas prices have been ticking up in recent weeks. a little too late to impact the july inflation report. but if those prices keep rising it could add some inflationary pressure when the september reading comes around next month. major? >> necessities, they always matter. carter evans, thank you. >>> a political assassination in ecuador has thrown that country into a state of emergen

may just be too unique for real communication with a little buster to occur. i is crazy.d at 2 things that we haven't thought of. that wraps up. kron. 4 news at 5 o'clock. thanks for being with me this hour. but a lot more news to get to tonight on kron. 4 news at 6 and we say hi to ken wayne with a look at what's coming up. i know how that conversation would go at my house has that the cat would telling everything about what the dog is doing wrong, that that would be the whole deal right about that at to yes. alright. alright, thanks. grant you that. >> here's what's coming up tonight. at 6, a community is making its voice heard outside oracle park. >> a week after an suv hit a family of 3 leaving a 4 year-old girl we're live at 4th and king with what advocates say needs to change right now. plus, another day, another break-in in the city of oakland's. why the owners of a popular jewish deli say they're worried that they're being targeted. i'm ken wayne, the news at 6 coming up next. i suffer with psoriatic arthritis and psoriasis. i was on a journey for a really long ti

some waiting for buster. willie mad bumby all coming to a san francisco yeah. wrap things up for us here at 5. but we have a whole lot more ahead on kron. 4 news at 6, catherine heenan and ken wayne are here can you had an idea for a and it's it. ice cream bar would for >> but that's a good one. i like that. all thank you very much. coming up at 6 o'clock, san jose's mayor is targeting homeless encampments and rv's set up near local schools. >> this idea actually originated with some san jose high school students. also in san jose, the for progress has been stopped on a fast moving wildfire that was threatening. some buildings have a live report from the scene as crews on the ground and in the year continue to make sure that blaze is out. >> and of course, we'll have the latest on donald trump's arraignment today. we'll be arraignment today. we'll be back right after the break. martial arts is my passion. i work out whenever i can. but with my moderate- to-severe eczema, it can be tough. my skin was so uncomfortable. the itching was so bad. now, i'm staying ahe

the event is estimated -- is that buster posey?> it looks like. >> -- estimated to bring in more than $2 million for the eat, read learn foundation. >>> in honor for shakira and the stage she's set to perform on for the first time in nearly 20 years. >>> lester holt getting ready for "nightly news." nbc's al roker on the storm watch, he's tracking the tropical storms heading into florida. florida declared already a state of emergency. lester and al roker join us in about four minutes. you know, you've got it pretty good. streaming this much stuff was never this easy. yes! nice eye thingies. they're collagen boosters. switch to gig internet on the xfinity 10g network made for streaming for just $25 a month when you add xfinity mobile. and add now tv for $20. you guys like this show too? yes chef! get way more into what you're into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. david: as we start a new school year, there's something new happening in california's public schools. they're called community schools. leslie: it really is shar

ready are we spoke with former, assuming a buster to try again. at the cab alone, we say is israel justify such killings by accusing turnaround of involvement in damascus? decision make? what this rate is doing is it up because what the americans have done, india rock and everywhere and never got to stand in ukraine everywhere. they demonize a country or a team or the president. and then this doctor's industry takes to cut it all to the aggression that absolutely. i can guarantee you not one single in the and was wounded in recent. is there a aggressions, a night of any has violent fighters? of this is only a despicable and an overflow blinked and fluctuation of international law and the sovereignty of the you and member country for the days of it is only need to mention it on or the 3 and any of the groups. by the way, the u. s has dramatically increased its military presence in the city a and the legal, the tense based near the soviet i key. and the jordanian triangle. uh they have actually, uh most of their military presence brought in more roc

judge if they've got a former indian on boy to a number of european nations, including it's lee and buster. you are welcome to the program. thank you so much. what was your initial reaction to washington statements slamming religious rights in india? when i think a so they can exchange the resulting in this language with their country. that is a strategic partner at all of us it. and that is one of it, sir. uh, me trading partner one more quick, so basically the dual credit partner. uh, as mr. joe biden civic recent when the problem just a more the wizard washington. uh, he talked in terms of the biggest channels that you were just doing, getting rid of, so to speak, to friends in the language, which is a bit harsh. uh, if i may have to just, uh, print it isn't looking. so unfortunately, it does even more unfortunate menu, so you just choose a big dog or do it in your was logo by america booms. the former you were slow, it is even more unfortunate when you see what is happening to blacks in america. what also is just uh that is why the black lice but the moment, which is also unfortunate w

breaks, history will be defined into pre and post johannesburg periods outside of the russian and buster to south africa. unless, due to alia, we're all good show of summed up the results of the summit. in an exclusive interview, he told us that the blocks members are reaching out to each other despite western pressure. you can watch the full set time throughout the day. on our t, including in around 10 minutes time as well it's, it's a big event. obviously, of course, so it will be more better visible from some distance. but the books history will be divided into a preacher. friends were pure with them after japan has worked periods, we are different, our interests are different, but we thrive in this diversity and we english each other. we don't want to march up to, you know, what you, that is uh for you somewhere across the ocean. and, you know, there is no such and such a discipline. and then we're gonna try to impose on each other while we're on interest and you know, try to impose some common values and so on and so forth. on the 3rd day and finally day a big announcement was made.

thank past and present were in attendance, including buster posey, hunter pence, ryan vogel song barry bonds and many more screw and murphy couldn't be more grateful for his 65 seasons with the organization. >> thank you. and the giants organization for this tremendous honor. god bless you all. and what a group that that came out me to date. i guess pretty giants. i love you i love all the fans. i love the ball far. >> love all its group right here. best group right there. >> a legend within the giants organization. >> meanwhile, the a's hoping to take 3 out of 4 from the white sox he's a's and got it right place. some hoping for a win for their team. bottom of the 6 white sox ups to yoan moncada. >> rough one. fair down the right-field line that will go all the way to the wall to release. can't field caught. goes to 3rd on the a's 3rd error of the eventually on a bloop single next inning moncada takes advantage again. 2 on rips it down the left-field line. so 2 runs come into score, not have the lead to that would do it. the a's ball. 61. they split the series with chicago. they'll he

if the share becomes an impermissible place and a less reliable printer for buster and security partners to operate in and also development partners who do provide a lot of that chartering, a bond extreme is on and i think they were going to see the potential for new sure to become an open pathway for jihad us to expand their access and mobility, and then territorial expansion, intercoastal west africa, so not directly for and specifically that in and nigeria, there's also a lot of speculation about a russian influence through the wagner mercenary group. what's your assessment of, of the threats and not for him, maybe facing the country? yeah, so there's a lot of talk on social media right now that some of this might have been supplemented by gardner, where that russian dis, information has kinda escalated things. i don't see any bras each of those claims at this point. obviously there's stuff that we just don't have access to in terms of intelligence reports that might suggest otherwise. but it's my understanding that russia and or wagner group were not involved in this. that said, we h

this will not be a drought buster, but it will help them out.aribbean, tropical storm franklin, newly formed. expected to dump flooding and life-threatening rain across parts of hispaniola went into parts of tomorrow and even into thursday, so dorm surge and winds will be an issue. a live view from our emeryville camera. limited fog along the coast overnight. less humid and warmer tomorrow, and a sharp drop in temperatures is coming on friday. tomorrow morning, we begin with fog. it is already warming up by lunch, and it will be a warm and hot one to 4:00 p.m., with temperatures slowly coming down when the sun sets. 50's and 60's, a quiet weather pattern. afternoon highs jumping up in the south bay. 90 in san jose. 85 in san mateo, so it is warm even at the coast. 76 degrees in san francisco, san rafael at 91, and in the east bay, five to 10 degrees above average. 83 oakland. inland areas, on the hot side. 97 degrees in concord. tomorrow is the hottest day. still hot on thursday, but numbers start to come down in a big way on friday with some dr

i hate to be a myth buster, but unfortunately it's not the same in the united states.owing that the sport is growing exponentially, the resources invested in the women's game are growing. but when i was a soccer player, i retired in 2019, so anywhere from 2000 to 2019, the salary was below minimum wage. i would say on average i made about $16,000 a year playing professional soccer, and instead of living in a mansion, i lived with a host family. it was a situation where we understood the resources were very minimal, the salaries were very minimal. so we were working towards a brighter future which we are seeing now with the 2023 women's world cup, and the current state of women's football in the united states. the salaries might be different between men and women but the commitment is no less different, the physical pressure on your body is no less different. there's still a long road to go, isn't there? yeah, a very long road to go. we have been fighting, battling for equal pay dating back, you know, to 1985, when the women's national team had their first ever team cam

the cabinet is set to include a new foreign minister who previously served as the countries and buster to the us . the governments will also be responsible for conducting the i guess on the general election scheduled for november. the building may be delayed you to a slow the limitation process which threatens to plunge the country into a constitutional crisis. the us state department also made a point of leaving an offer to at pocket studies. sure. stakeholders to make any further comment on the matter where the court, i'm posing a 3 year sentence for him run count over corruption chargers. mr. cal himself denies any wrong doing. we spoke to the former pm specialist as to to say he's the allegations against them failed to meet even the most basic objective criteria is not only politicized. they are absolutely and humane. the way things are transpired in the last 14 months, especially in the last 3 or 3 to 4 months. and, you know, we have 13000 people in prison. every single box on there you can saw 50. i am on cons. party neither is input is in hiding for in prison for an exam. there

it's a budget buster for some families. >> there's a lot of work that shows that poorer households dose people are feeling it somewhere on 5-6%. >> reporter: that is because most of low-income families budget goes to necessities, which are still rising, like rent, groceries, and electricit. and there is no evidence people are using credit cards to cover the bills. for the first time in the u.s., credit card debt has surpassed $1 trillion. >> we polled consumers that carry credit card balances about what was behind that, what caused it? emergency and unplanned expenses was the top answer. but even everyday expenses, about one in four, a sign of financial strain. >> reporter: now gas prices have been taking up in recent weeks. a little too late to impact the july inflation report but if those prices keep rising, it could add some inflationary -- inflationary pressure when the september reading comes around next month. major? >> major: necessities, they always matter. carter evans, thank you for your a political assassination in ecuador has thrown the country into a state of emergency, a

i'm busters over a domain report by european observers about the way the recent general election was carre died, right claims. they're trying to discredit the nation with, quote, baseless, unbiased accusations. zimbabwe finds it disturbing and unfortunate that the e u electoral observation mission deliberately issued a broad statement full of misrepresentations and allegations in large part the preliminary report was not based on the actual observation of the election and misled the world about the conduct of our elections but for more on this less cross live to look a report, a keep baptist in the nation's capital city, keep things clearly heating up. take us through what was a ledge that brought such a strong reaction from zimbabwe us. all right, things so, um, this is what some of the things that were alleged and our coats so that you also alerts that while on election date, the e. u. of the you assessed and loudly claim that the election process was accomplished by significant issues regarding the independence and transparency of those above the electoral commission. that is the

instability and finance that comes as the intercept news outlets published a cipher between pakistan's and buster to the us at the time of towns, icing, and state department officials. ortiz caleb martin reports the recently revealed diplomatic case. ringback concern so what im ron con, told his supporters all along was true. washington did it. the intercept has now published the tax to the diplomatic table that shows that the us state department made one thing clear to the pakistani officials they met with m. ron con, must go, i think of the know confidence vote against the prime minister succeeds old this a given in washington because the russia visit is being looked at as a decision by the prime minister. so what exactly does he mean when he says all will be forgiven over the visit to moscow? well, apparently, one of the main reasons the united states wanted to get rid of them are on con, is because he went and visited russia. and furthermore, he wasn't lining up with the united states when it came to ukraine. however, washington still insist this does not amount to meddling. uh, yes, it's a f

you and busters, a red domain report by european observe, is about the way the recent general election was carried out. the new election observation mission stated that the right subs and bubbly and voters were limited so suggested that those casting their ballots were not always able to make a free choice. now the results of the election was released on sunday with the incumbent president emerson, and then gag was winning with just over half the vote herrera claims. the emission is trying to discredit the nation with both baseless and by inspectors. ation the sim, bob. we find that disturbing an unfortunate that the e u electoral observation mission deliberately issued a broad statement full of misrepresentations and allegations in large part the preliminary report was not based on the actual observation of the election and misled the world about the conduct of our elections the government accuse the european union of the mission of the possible and supporting a one sided view of the opposition and avoiding incidents. is that on a p a face? if you notice 2 weeks ago on a p, if had tak

meanwhile, in nature, which of course, so its own cook, just last month, the standoff over the french busters presence rumbles on to today. part of his own voice still remains in residence. despite the ultimatum from tip pack is bugs leave . having long since expired, a local reporter updated us on list the same. i know my client id ultimatum, ordering the french ambassador to leave and each year has expired. but the diplomat is still in the missionary and capital and is confined to his residence under high security. that is the will of francis president macro and who is challenging the legitimacy of these years new authorities and is determined to engage an arm wrestling. monday at the annual conference of french and passengers, the french president spoke sharply saying that without french military interventions in this a hell region, new share for cannot force so and my we would no longer exist. those are words that further discuss the people of new share. my role from a crone, what i want to say to experience to africa, friends will leave africa, not only new share, friends can all threate

publicly tor pages from the religious book before shredding them with a cheese grater, then marks and buster to around with someone to the countries foreign ministry over the incident. for 12 months, protests against the desecration of the crown in europe are expected to take place in together on the previous instance by far right, scandinavian activist spark waves of combinations, right? the muslim world to run and refuse to accept the newly appointed on voice from sweden. when morocco recalled it's top, diplomats from the northern country. the strongest reaction though came arguably from a rock where they cried a protest or storm. the swedish embassy, and by god, subsequently expelling the figure from the mitch restaurant life, not to copenhagen on to bushy crush, the secretary general, all the european muslim initiative for social cohesion to hear his thoughts. you're most welcome to the program. the incidence of crum desecration seem to have only intensified in recent weeks. why do you think that is? uh, 1st of all, uh, tens for the invitation for the interview and nickname. from the sta

um, buster, here in moscow safe, his country is ready to sign a complete visa free agreement with russia, opening the door to tourism like never before. ortiz use of generally how's the details? yvonne and russia are close partners when it comes to politics, trade and security. when it comes to tourism, the donations have been rather dispense until now. it was tourism industry has recently announced a surprising spark and the number of russian tourists visiting the country as europe has closed its doors on moscow. in the wake of the ukrainian conflict. when you're a premier haines russians top tourist destination despite all lots russian tourists are beginning to turn to the middle east and asia as new destinations were the wrong being among them as well as ministry of cultural heritage handicraft and tourism says the number of tourist arrivals from russia has more than double this here. that, that let's put on the full, the trend of ours pandemic, the total number of russian visitors was around $30000.00. but within the 1st 3 months of the current year, some $16000.00 russian torres and

you know, if i can finally just touching the point you made on buster and israel's, or force utilizes us made com box or a craft. is there any reason to believe the united states plays a role in israel to offensive objectives? again, sorry. the by the way, the, the u. s. has dramatically increased its military presence in the city a and the legal, the tense, a base near the so the on the key and the jordanian triangle. uh they have actually, uh most of their uh, military presence uh, brought in more rockets floor. please helicopters. compton, and i munition uh for the, so just and then it brooks is in the region and uh, a series of, uh, uh, the american action. you have been waged by civilian city and civilians in the area who have a stop to some american convoys from crossing into their own lands that are on the tire 3 a so. so the, the situation by the way, in the north eastern part of syria, particularly the region controlled by the americans and they're separate this good . this proxies is extremely volatile. and the military conflict could happen at any moment, is the americans h

bigger perhaps than when buster douglas knocked out mike tyson all those years ago.ars ago. it is a big if but we will wait and see. _ years ago. it is a big if but we will wait and see. thank - years ago. it is a big if but we will wait and see. thank you. | novak djokovic says he has no hard feelings — after his vaccine status stopped him from competing at last year's us open. he's been speaking ahead of the start of this year's tournament at flushing meadows on moday. he'll be hoping to end 2023 with three of the four grand slam titles. the first feeling that i have is excitement to come back because it is the biggest arena we have in our sport, biggest stadium and definitely the most fun, electric, exciting atmosphere out there in tennis. playing night sessoin in arthur ashe, no doubt. i am very excited and i will be able to play on the opening night on monday. one other person who's happy to be back at the us open is the former world number one caroline wozniacki — who's come out of retirement. 33 years old now with two children — she says she's happy to be join