c lee, the canadian saw in june, sees that run it and shot him. i can take us through the timeline of events. and so canada has accused the indian government of involvement in keeping the canadian sea separate to see the how deep signature these are all of use. no tools, no evidence. over the past number of weeks, canadian security agencies have been actively pursuing credible allegations of a potential link between agents. so the government of india and the killing of a canadian citizen har dave sing. major canada become a hot bed or called a sony separatism. it's basically the same community, see groups that are seen for demanding for testing, for india, for jobs to be accepted. sage, basically asking for the c homeland cause, call us on the issues someone said in india, but it didn't get to live in the policy because of canada, simply because the community is a major water bag for them. no need. you are basically all he's wanted in india and he has gone down in canada on 18th of june. toodle, seeing that his country is national security of vers

. >> lisa c lee was one of the neighbors, who had been burglarized. >> your car was broken into, rightt into it and took us some change. >> a seemingly petty, relatively insignificant theft, until the canine dog was called to search the grounds of the admiral home, where janet had been killed. when the dog got to the front of the house, it stopped, unexpectedly. >> it was in that proximity without bottle is. the dog made the alert, that there was something in that area. >> amongst the weeds, the dog had found a coin. >> one of the neighbors found the -- and some change had been stolen. >> you are correct. >> i guess, at least one theory this coin was for that. >> it certainly could've been. >> a homicide, a burglary down the road and a coin that could link the two. detectives needed to find out more about that coin. >> coming up -- secrets from the past revealed. >> you never knew when the coin would flip and all of a sudden, everything that was wrong with the world -- >> when dateline continues. an addfor specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lung function

our lives from dell coming off in the next 60 minutes. india denies it was behind the murder of a c. lee there in canada and expels the canadian diplomat and retaliation. to radians free by the us and the president swapped, deal arriving to home by the american citizens heading home would use the line shortly, have an update the protests and the libyan city of deadman against the government. a week off the floods killed thousands of people last i am not without montague or new york support or with the wrong. i'll have more on the agreement between the neighbors. it is all good. this quite painful. the biggest club competition and well football returns with the spouse of the wife at champions league will have for matches the cities manager as his team proposed to defend that talk to the with again this news uh with a diplomatic route between india and canada. the indian government has expelled a c, b, a canadian diplomat over the killing of a prominent seeks lead to expulsion is widely seen as retaliation off the us to a full south and then didn't diplomat. well, that's off the canada sit

indian diploma office saying it has information, potentially linking new delhi to the mother of a c, lee the in bushes, columbia, and june. the foreign minister says the expelled diplomat was the head of india's intelligence agency in kind of them. i'm is a justin to day told parliament that he raised his concerns personally. i'm directly to indian prime minister under under moody during the recent g. 20 summit in new delhi. how deep cigna job was shot dead outside, a sick tempo on the 18th of june. over the past number of weeks, canadian security agencies have been actively pursuing credible allegations of a potential link between agents of the government of india and the killing of a canadian citizen. hard to sing nature canada as a rule of law, country, the protection of our citizens in defense of our sovereignty. our fundament, our top priorities have therefore been one that our law enforcement and security agencies ensure the continued safety of all canadians and to the all steps be taken to hold perpetrators of this murder. to account the relations between india and canada have bec

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attending the g 20 summit for the visitor, the brakes for him just a few weeks ago we had from c j t n and lee, its own name. who explains china is power, sees on the issue for china, both the g 20 and brick saw important platforms for addressing global economic issues breaks is cooperation for of may, for developing countries? well, the 220 is a dialogue mechanism and gradually shaping global governance towards a more inclusive weston and non western approach. there isn't really a conflict between them. in the past and non western countries often found themselves got to and the like in the unified voice, especially in the face of the west of the large groups. however, with the bricks, cooperation platform this, now i'm open to unity for the developing nations to unite. and the power, the power which posits so the reason why there's a call from lead us like german chancellor schultz to establish equal partnerships with the magic nations in asia. in africa and a lot the america to some extent. and this reflects a shifting of tone at g 20 summit. moving away from the emphasizing confrontation be

from inside of a hurricane hunter, this going through lee, a c-130 going through and doing its reconnaissance they have found is while lee has lost strength, it's still a really strong hurricane right now, and going to make its way off to the north. so category 2 hurricane goes up to a category 3 and 4, and again, as it makes its way into cooler water and a little bit more wind shear, it does lose some strength, but i don't want you to think this won't be a strong storm. going up toward nova scotia, and it goes around the high-pressure system, and this is the big deal here, waves that are 15 to 25 feet close to the core as it makes its way to nova scotia, and along the jaliscos, 5 to 15, and that will create those dangerous rip currents starting today, a moderate risk there along the coast of florida and into georgia, and then all the way up through maine from bar harbor to miami. that is a big stretch of coastline, whit. >> whit: all right, greg. thanks so much. >>> now back to the u.s. open, and the stunning finish. american coco gauff making history. the first teenager and youngest america

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c-span.org. >> sheila jackson lee let a conversation with energy company executives on partnering with african nations on rare minimal supply chains and injuring an equitable energy transition on the continent. this conversation took place during the congressional black caucus foundation's annual legislative congress -- conference. >> i am the congressman's biggest fan. his leadership was really inspiring women like us. i will allow our host to come in. thank you. please give angel really big applause. i'm delighted to see each and everyone of you. i am going to take a moment because i am so happy to see the chairman of the democratic caucus in the mist of government today. we are the workers of government, the people who seek success not for ourselves but for all of you. we are in the midst of an energy revolution. we have messages of strength and empowerment. we are looking at green energy and energy from around the nation and energy from the continent of africa, we are looking for ways to work effectively to help benefit the world and to acclimate. the head of the best democratic caucus in

fighter jet delays ground shares of lockheed martin and am c's less than meme-rable day. i'm melissa lee coming to you live from our brand new set here in studio s worst outperformer. the stock dropping 4%. part of the blame due to a troubling development in china. beijing banning iphones at work, and the headline the eu is slapping apple with new regulations that will most certainly impact their business. all this as apple is battling revenue declines ahead of next week's big iphone event. we have talked about this so many times, about the notion that china can just flip a switch and hurt apple and here we have a taste of it, guy. >> the existential risk. we've said it, and it hasn't come to fruition. stock's gone higher. we're within a whisper of an all-time high. this is the huge risk for apple, and now it's government workers, but again, china can do whatever they want here, and i thought for a long time, if they want to escalate the etric, if they want to continue to turn it up, apple willing the biggest company with the biggest bulls eye on their back. and i'll say this, i'm shocke

they are going to continue to do it if we go into this next election. >> amy lee, kenneth chesebro is trying to get the r. i. c. o. charge against him dismissed. you think he will be successful at that effort? >> i sure don't. he has made some claim that this is all a matter of federal law. i think judge jones's order, in its own way, just kind of pooh-pooh that entire idea. this state law, governs state elections. i don't see that this is going anywhere. but his attorney felt the need to file it. that's what defense attorneys do sometimes. >> right, with that, we are going to leave it. there amy lee copeland, congressman eric swalwell. thank you both for joining us tonight. coming up, donald trump has opened up another long legal fight. this time, to make sure his name can be on the 2024 presidential ballot. colorado secretary of state, janet griswold, joins us next. cost to find out. so why not check like i did for my small business? take the first step to see if your small business qualifies for the erc. you founded your kayak company because you love the ocean- not spreadsheets. you need to hire. i need in

. >> reporter: so stanford education professor victor lee is one of the leaders for c. r. a. f. t. a set of resources to help high school teachers take on the topic. >> everything that we do is going to be modified and affected because of this and it helps to make sure students are able to think carefully and responsingly. >> reporter: what most excites you about ai and what are you most looking forward to. >> ai is going to really open up so many pockets just as much as mobile devices made it possible for us to have games when we're on move and take pictures when going somewhere. >> reporter: what most concerns you about ai? >> i'm concerned that ai is not -- seen realistically in terms of being a tool that is really just a pattern recognizer or pattern matcher. >> reporter: craft has lesson plans on different aspects of ai on the website right now. for high school students, the issues created by this technology could be immediate. affecting the videos they see, and the music they listen to. as well as software like face recognition and other forms of identification. >> those are

, monica crowley,s assistant secretary of treasuryi for public affairs, and lee zeldin, former new york congressman new york c. and gubernatorial candidate. great to have you both on the program this morning. i saidi saida , monica, just a t ago that i was going to return to those policies of the biden administrationadmini, sere as incentive. i want you to watch this clip, if you would, of joee bi c at te congressional hispanic caucus last night saying, exactly what he plans to do that in my estimation, monic, willa wily continue to serve as a magnet for this problem. legaen, this. >> we're significantly expanding legal pathways for entry so businesses can get the workers they need. i'm also directingalso my to mah historic increase in the number of refugees admitted from latinh america. we've launched outreach campaigns helpined campaigveg an eligible migrants apply for work permits we are acceleratinl the process for work permit applications. right noicatiow, monica, he's al more illegal immigrants to claim asylu immigram, get joi in americaca. the yeah, he slurred his ways through that statement. the incen

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it's like the funding for by the lee or yeah and show that a a the test and how much all . c well, of the most of the, the, the of those, the check, the shorter the the the 100 of the building and to show how the. 6 6 the, [000:00:00;00] the list take you now to the united nations general assembly were a mini and foreign minister, colorado. us or young is speaking. let's listen to the session of the united nations general. listen, i will not be the 1st and definitely not the last speaker in this august body who will identify global transferred democracies challenges for security violations of the principles of the purposes of the you in talk to, including no use of force and peaceful the resolution of conflicts as the main source of instability and tension in the world. they say things develop months over the past years, which disrupted the secuity, our kids x or in the world. and especially in europe have significantly damaged monitor. let's release. if a couple of years ago, we were contemplating the decline of monte lights earlier. today, we see you're always in no, that's

apple will also switch from lightning to usb-c chargers in order to comply with the european union common charger laws. in new york, susan lee, fox business. the highly anticipated apple unveiling, did start out with a glitch, though apple's website was out of commission this morning ahead of the product launch. it's unclear what caused the site to crash, but it is now back up and running. all right. just looking at the visible satellite picture, we've got a little bit of fog at the coast, but that's just it. just a little bit of fog up around lake tahoe. well, actually, more towards markleeville. we got some thunderstorms. i kind of picked out this interesting thing. let's look at the map first thing. there's the fog, right? and then you see these thunderstorms over here. so there's nothing between us, right. the bay area and those thunderstorms is check this out. this is sort of interesting. oh, good. they didn't change the shot. so check it out. you can actually see mount diablo. see those black cloud build up back there. so talk about visibility. so we're looking at that from the bay area that tells you, number one, the

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c-span. we watch the debate on the conversation in that chamber as well. lee, democrat.t is your take a? caller: i think the shutdown is ridiculous. when they controlled the senate, the white house and the house, they did nothing for the debt. another democrats are in charge we want a tight budget and to cut spending. in my home, when i found out i can't cut anything else, i go out and get more revenue. i get another job. so everything is on the table. why isn't the increase and taxing the rich also on the table? there is no fentanyl ferry. -- fairy. if these children stopped taking it, the country will be better. thank you. host: the gop candidate for president gathered for their second debate in california yesterday. i want to show you a little bit from four of the candidates, posted by foxbusiness. we will begin with the former governor of new jersey and florida governor ron desantis talking about the government shutdown and inflation. >> they inflation is caused by government spending. that is why they are suffering. we don't get any answers because joe biden hides i

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lee. but elsewhere staying around but elsewhere staying up around 12, 13 c as well. and northern ireland should be a relatively fine day. some sunny spells developing into but rain into the afternoon, but the rain will persisting across the will be persisting across the far into the far north, pushing into the highlands but the highlands. but come the afternoon will turn generally afternoon it will turn generally lighter and patchy . but still lighter and patchy. but still with gusty winds around , with those gusty winds around, that will hold temperatures back in but elsewhere, in the northwest. but elsewhere, pleasantly warm , 26 c in the pleasantly warm, 26 c in the southeast, even 23 c for parts of aberdeen . high pressure stays of aberdeen. high pressure stays with us into the new working week. we've still got this lingering front the far lingering front in the far north. notes the isobars north. a notes how the isobars are squeezing together a are also squeezing together a bit across the west bit more across the west country. so quite breezy around coastal here

lee: it's hard to believe that you all want to eliminate funding for the department of peace. p-e-a-c-e. the institute of peace is one of the best tools the united states has to bring people together to prevent wars. government official, civil society, practitioners and defense experts to really creatively solve our world's thorn gijs -- thorniest issues. congress created the institute for peace for this purpose in 1984. u.s. i.p. applies practical solutions in conflict zones and provides analysis, education and resources to those working for peace. peace is patriotic, my republican friends. u.s.i.p. has specialized teams of mediators, trainers and others in some of the world's most dangerous places. and works to equip communities with the skills necessary to prevent or resolve their own violent conflicts before they threaten the united states. i hope you understand that peace is the only option that we have to war. usip works on the ground with local partners on the root causes of conflict that all too frequently result in america's military gains or diplomatic and development invest