rodion correctly said today that you and you are not bound to watch, close the sky, this denis brownjust add that there should have been children and people should have been in the safety of civilians, but they were not ensured, although they traveled by train, and this was precisely the place of safety for them. we called on all parties, without exception, to comply with their obligations under international humanitarian law . brown, maybe i don't know, sir, can you invite her to your place, let her live with you for a couple of days, and she will come back with new impressions and invite a report to the un . the front lines of our army on the front line, they will and will change their impression. and around the situation that is happening in the country, but today all these comments are, in my opinion, not only so beautiful, but beautiful, a set of words for that so to speak so note and comment on the situation in the country from one or another body, but that is no more. that is, we need real help and real intervention from the un. well, what can we say about the red cross, which

the russian missile attack on dnipropetrovsk region, the un humanitarian coordinator for ukraine, denis browned on all parties, as she said, to adhere to international law. these calls seem disconnected from reality. they emphasize that the ukrainian foreign ministry recalled that russia admitted to shelling a railway station on ukraine's independence day during it. 25 people died, including two children in the country, the aggressors lie as if they struck the military, but the head of the dnipropetrovsk regional council, mykola lukashuk, emphasizes that it was a targeted strike against civilian infrastructure and residents, and a combined strike was fired with s-300 missiles, which have a long range, and modern point iskanders designed to bypass air defense systems. children, in particular, a 17-year-old girl, a forced migrant from donetsk region, who lost both her parents during the shelling, tsn correspondent olga pavlovska will tell more about the ruins of her home a dog is looking for its owners and instead of a hug, only a huge vyrva, father, mother and two schoolboy sons were at home,

missile attack on the railway station in chlachen , the un humanitarian coordinator for ukraine denis brownthe russian missile attack on dnipropetrovsk region, called on all parties, as she said, to adhere to international law, these calls seem detached from reality, they emphasize the ukrainian foreign ministry recalled that russia admitted to shelling the railway station on ukraine's independence day during it killed 25 people, including two children in the country, the aggressors lie as if they struck the military, but the head of the dnipropetrovsk regional council, mykola lukashuk, emphasizes that it was a targeted strike against the civilian infrastructure and residents, and the combined strike was fired with s-300 missiles, which have a large range and modern point and scan bombs made in order to bypass air defense systems, all the injuries resulting from the russian attack on egrets are alive, fortunately, the medics managed to save all three dozen victims, including four children and a 17-year-old girl, a forced migrant from donetsk region, who lost both her parents during the shel

their homes remained intact, and necessary services were not interrupted, they emphasized, and denis brownly accused mediated by ukraine in what happened in the clutch at the railway station of the dnipropetrovsk region. so the statement is rather ambiguous and i would say that it was engaged in the sumy oblast again restlessly, the enemy attacks do not stop, in particular on the border territory, once again the population centers bordering russia are targeted with more than a hundred different munitions the invaders released this information in the region in the last day , the head of the military administration told about it, they brainwashed mozkovites, in particular, in shostkinsky in sumy's okhtyr districts as a result of the attack on the velikopysar community. the houses of peaceful residents were burned. well, farm buildings were also damaged. harvested hay was also on fire. in addition, the shelegenska middenobudska khotynska and bilopolska communities came under fire from the occupiers. and er and photo and video at night on august 26 on svobody avenue this is in the very center

services located in a predominantly black and brown neighborhoods of east oakland, which already experiences disproportionate police violence. the activists deniedllegations by the district that the children staying there are in unsafe conditions. activists say the closure unfairly affect lower income black and brown families, and they want the district to reverse its decision. san francisco sheriff's cadet is demanding a formal investigation memory, butler says san francisco's board of supervisors president shaman walton berated him. at a city hall security checkpoints several weeks ago. ktvu is amber lee explains what happened and the supervisor's response. on this thursday afternoon, the security checkpoint at san francisco city hall's polk street entrance was fairly quiet, but not on june 24th, according to sheriff's cadet emery butler. he tells me on that day, simon walton, the president of the board of supervisors, refused to take off his belt going through security . when butler asked, he says walton used a racial slur twice during this incident in words like you that look like me. that's always a problem. i don't agree that just because

that also does not mean that we deny the targeting of black and brown voters that have happened in this country since we received the right to vote after the 13th, 14th, and 15th amendments. they were designed to address that for a reason. we cannot deny that history by simply pointing to the fact that there has been widespread oppression of many people without wealth, across the board. >> did you want to add anything to that? >> your point is absolutely accurate. voting rights laws benefit everyone. we see collateral disenfranchisement when it comes to voter id. which often has a significant impact, based on class and economics. in arizona, we found that the attempt to restrict voter registration, near registrants being required to produce proof of citizenship, had an effect on young voters of all ages who were choosing to register for the first time and they had difficulty obtaining the proof of their citizenship. voting rights laws like every civil rights law benefits americans. >> in the decision, shelby, there's been a vote against civil rights legislation generally, are we had a p

the principle that was finally recognized in brown versus board of education after nearly a century of this application, of the 14th amendment, is that denying people the opportunity, people of a particular race, the opportunity to attend schools, or for that matter to make use of other public facilities that are open to people of a different race denies them equality. they are not treated the same way, an african american is not treated the same way as a black person or they're treated that way, it's their denied equality. and that is based squarely on language of the equal protection clause, and the principal, the principle that was, the magnificent principle, which emerged from this great struggle, the body in the equal protection clause. quiz walled concerned the marital right to privacy, and when the decision was handed down, it was written by justice douglas. and he based that on his theory, his theory of emanations and numbers from various constitutional provisions, a ninth amendment, the fourth amendment and a variety of others. but it has been understood, in later cases as being based on the due process clause of the 14th amendment.

denies doing anything wrong. the league wanted him suspended for at least the entire season. here'saeal.ced sion, nfshn bac on the field practicing. cleveland browns fans cheering him on. watson sidelined for six games following accusations of sexual misconduct and violating the league's personal conduct policy. the allegations contained in at least 24 civil lawsuits where he was accused of sexual assault and inappropriate conduct during massage sessions. all but one have been settled out of court. with no admission of wrongdoing. around the same time, watson's former team, the houston texans, settled 30 lawsuits regarding claims of his misconduct. disciplinary officer sue l. robinson, a former federal judge, stating watson "used his status as an nfl player as a pretext to engage in a premeditated pattern of predatory behavior toward multiple women." the nfl's investigation conducted by two former prosecutors. the decision finding "mr. watson engaged in sexual saugs as defined by the nfl against the four therapists identified in the report. mr. watson violated the policy in this regard." the nfl initially asked for an open-ended suspension of at l

foreign policy, chief joseph brown still says that's the price your opinions must be willing to pay for freedom. we are facing major challenges in the short term. there is no denying that the price of gas is rising, but we must be willing to pay a price for freedom. after all, the war in ukraine is not just a war for ukrainians, but a war for our freedom. european electricity price a sort to new record highs on friday. the year ahead contract for germany. electricity reached $995.00 euros per megawatt hours. while the french equivalent search pass 1130 euro's a more than 10 fold increase in both countries. since the last year, european media outlets are raising fresh concerns about the crisis. the latest edition of french satirical magazine, charlie had dough shows president mc crone collecting firewood, while saying 1st come, 1st served while britons, the mirror has called on you k leaders to finally do something about the rising prices, suggesting that some people will freeze to death. this coming winter, many germans aren't happy with their bills either and say they simply cannot afford a further price hike. as energy prices, energy prices are of course, gigant

denied him bail. matar is accused of rushing the stage where rushdie was about to speak, then stabbing him multiple times. >>> next, the nfl has issued the largest player fine in its history. browns quarterback deshaun watson ordered to pay $5 million and sit out 11 games for violating the league's personal conduct policy after two dozen women accused him of sexual misconduct. the punishment comes after a massive backlash to the nfl's original six-game suspension.to he's innocent. here's abc's ike ejiochi. >> reporter: tonight, following the outrage over his initial punishment, the nfl and player's association tonight agreeing on a much more severe punishment for star cleveland browns quarterback deshaun watson. watson, one of the game's highest paid players, accused by more than two dozen women of sexual misconduct, including sexual assault. is he'll now pay a record $5 million fine and serve an 11-game suspension without pay. his original suspension of six games by an arbitrator drawing protests from women's advocacy groups. the nfl itself then appealing, arguing the penalty was not sufficient. >> the nfl was under an enormous amount of pressure, and essentially they wanted to

he denies any wrongdoing, and he recently signed a $230 million contract. nancy chen has more. >> reporter: watson's contract with the brownshe largest ever in league history, but now he'll start the season on the sidelines after a disciplinary officer said his pattern of conduct is more egregious than any before reviewed by the nfl. desean jackson was on the field to practice with his teammates monday, just hours after an independent arbiter said he'd have to stay off of it for the first six games of the upcoming season. the decision follows an nfl investigation into the two dozen sexual misconduct lawsuits against watson, all brought by women he hired as massage therapists between 2019 and 2021 during his type as a member of the houston texans. watson has long denied their claims. >> the fact is i've never assaulted or disrespected or harassed any woman in my life. >> reporter: former federal judge sue robinson was appointed by the nfl and its players association to decide the punishment. relying on the testimony of four women, she concluded that watson had a sexual purpose in soliciting the massages, and that he undermin

cleveland browns quarterback deshaun watson, he's been accused of sexual misconduct by 24 women. he has of course 23 of them in different lawsuits while repeatedly denying, independent officer gave watson a six game suspension. six game suspension. both watson and the nfl players association say that it will not appeal the ruling, the nfl commissioner has the final say, the nfl had originally asked for a full season suspension, so what's -- roger goodall do now. back with me errol louis, abdullah saied, and jonah goldberg. aaron, let me ask you what's your take on this because i feel like i'm being sarcastic, i feel like there is not a whole lot of consensus consistency in the disciplinary actions of the nfl. am i wrong? >> well, unfortunately you are somewhat right to tell you the truth. if you look through the document what they did was go back as the court might do, look back at what they've signed as punishment in the past when they said well, under the circumstances six games about what they usually do in this kinds of cases. >> nonviolent they called. it >> they call it nonviolent. that is the opposite of leadership, the opposite of progress, that

the cleveland browns co sign is given a gang suspension for breaching the lead conduct policy. he's 2nd law suits with 23 of his 24 cases. although he denies any wrong doing at an owner's meeting on tuesday, commissioner logic del, explain why the leak is appealing the ban. because we seen the evidence, she was very clear about the evidence. she reinforced the evidence that there was multiple violations here. they were agree just and it was predatory behavior that's those are things that we felt were always really important for us to address in a way this response los another game. and another milestone for m l b superstars show, hey tani, and cheese days 5. when, when for the la angels over the oakland athletics or tani, added another 3 career achievements to his impressive long list, it was attention to the season. joining bay bridge is the only 2 players in american or nationally history. to win at least 10 games on the mounds, and at least 10 home runs in the same season. attorneys, 7th inning homer also put them in 2nd place. so me all time home run list for japanese born players. and his 5 straw accounts bought him 257, a new single

browns last night. >> finds a target. overshoots. >> reporter: two dozen women allegedly hired by watson as massage therapists accused the quarterback of loud sexual behavior, and he has denied with any accusers. prior to friday's game watson and the team released this message. >> i'm sorry to all the women i've impacted in the situation by the decision i was' made and the life that put me in this position. i would like to have back. >> reporter: two grand juries declined to charge him and by june watson settled 23 of the 24 suits against him. the nfl determined he vee violated the league's personal conduct policy. august 1st judge robinson, the nfl's disciplinary officer handed watson a six game suspension. discipline can be appealed which the league did at the direction of roger goodell. >> there were multiple behaviors here. >> reporter: the nfl wants the expansion extended to 17 games, the full season. >> zachary, thank you so much. we're going to switch gears and get a check of the weather. cheryl scott from our abc station in chicago is in with us this morning. cheryl, we are going to get some sunlight for you. there it is. there we go. righten things up on this saturd

harassment by 24 women. cleveland brown quarterback was given a 6 game suspension for breaching the leagues conduct policy. he settled lawsuits with 23 is 24 accusers, although he denies any wrong doing. at an owner's meeting on tuesday, commissioner roger get out explained why the leak is appealing the bad. because if we seen the evidence, she was very clear about the evidence. she reinforced the evidence that there was multiple violations here and they were bridges and it was pretty tory to hear that those are things that we felt always felt really important for us to dress in a way this response. it was another game. and another milestone for m l b superstars show here with tani, and cheese day is 51 when for the la angels over the oakland athletics. so tony added another 3 career achievements as impressive, long list. it was his 10th when of the season joining babe ruth as the only 2 players in american or national league history, when at least 10 games on the mound, and have at least at least 10 home runs in the same season. attorneys, 7th inning homer also put them in 2nd place on the old time home run lists for japanese born players. and his 5 strikeouts brough

cleveland browns gave watson one of the biggest contracts in history, guaranteed money, knowing full well about these allegations. watson has three days to appeal. we should note, he has deniedith us nfl insider from cbs sports, josina anderson with us. he has three days to appeal but players reps say they're not going to appeal. quite frankly, would you appeal six games if you are him? that's not much of a sentence, if you will. >> the current expectation for the announcement of the nfl today is deshaun watson will not appeal and they will respect the decision from stu robinson, primarily from a philosophical standpoint of just want to underline they feel the final ruling should come from the neutral arbitrator, particularly when the nfl and union did fight so hard to institute that aspect of the arbitration process relative to the new 2020 cba. as we discussed before on your show earlier, the previous process was just to have roger goodell be the judge and jury. because they decided there was a violation of the conduct policy, the nfl does retain its right to go ahead and via roger goodell or designee to assert additional punishment. at this point we're waiting for the nfl

the clever brown school back was given a 6 game suspension for breach in the late conduct policy. he settled blow 6 of 23 of his 24 cases, where he denies any volunteering at an owner meeting on tuesday, commissioner roger could tell, explain why the lee is appealing the ban. because we seen the evidence, she was very clear about the evidence. she reinforced the evidence that there was multiple violations here and they were bridges and it was pretty tory to hear that those are things that we felt always felt really important for us to dress in a way this response. now to impress, taking pictures at the netherlands, a slack clena yan recertified gravity and strong winds to cross one of the country's busiest rivers. mccoy. now, if you don't like heights, because roost is famous for sky high skill and he gave the people of rock to them a thrilling spectacle, 198 meters above the river moss. the estonian took 49 minutes crossing on a flat line. no wider than a postage them. an impressive pictures keep coming. this is french fried. over all . no sure old. breaking the record for the world's deepest dive in the bahamas. he descended to a dept

brown called the practice fraudulent and misleading fo fo former president trump is expected to testify later this month. a judge ordered mr. trump to answer questions under oath. the former president has deniedny wrongdoing he has repeatedly called the investigation a politically motivated witch hunt. >>> the taliban claimed they had no idea that the leader of al qaeda was hiding out in kabul living in the same neighborhood where senior taliban officials live in the first statement since a cia drone strike killed schwayman al zawahiri over the weekend and violating the peace deal the taliban had vowed they would not harbor any territory in afghas terrorist. it is known as the ninja bomb which killed him or also a flying ginsu the officers discovered that al zawahiri liked to read alone on the balcony of his safe house. on sunday morning, the cia pulled the trigger ending the manhunt for the 9/11 mastermind after two decades. this is apparently the view from that same balcony. the last view ayman al zawahiri might have seen before the u.s. took him out these are photos that dan smoke took he is an an iraq war vet who lived in the same house years ago working as an aide worker in afghanistan.

brown when he was here when she was up of, colorado. she said quote abortion prohibition by state controls women and denies them full autonomy and full equality with men. it would be unconstitutional. what's your view one senate according to ginsburg rule. well, that is in an area where i think i should not respond because you to buy by the ginsburg rule. judge, then judge ginsberg now justice ginsberg explained that she thought she was a greater liberty to discuss her writings. she'd written extensively on that area. and i think that's why she felt a greater liberty to talk about those cases in other areas where she had not written her response was that it was inappropriate to comment that i would suggest judge is a distinction without a difference in terms of litigants the way you've just explained it. there's a litigate in fact said because the judge wrote about it and then spoke to it as a judge that somehow i am being i'm going to be put in a disadvantage before that judge in the court. that's a stretch judge. just talk to me as a father. don't talk to me. just tell me just philosophically. what do you think do you think that is that is