donnie clear states -- nonnuclear states to not agree with that. other issues that were under debate included the u.s., australia, u.k. deal to supply australia with nuclear powered submarine technology. china was very concerned about that. there was compromise language reached on that. and the chinese were pushing -- under debate with the u.s.. they had failed -- supply australia with nuclear powered submarine technology and china was concerned about that. and the chinese were pushing back on any additional requirements for the united states to report on progress. and they are not interested in transparency. and they were referring to any calls for the end of production of physical material. which could be used to produce nuclear weapons. and that is because the chinese are observing the option to increase the amount of material they have and weapons just to clear out that china is on the -- china is relative on building up their smaller arsenal around 300 nuclear weapons total. we might aaa bringing it closer -- not to the same size of the russia

protests and making a mark is a signal is, this is a fine that social resistance is not dreaming at the donnie and people are not just designed to the situation and thought the protest will continue, even if they're violently depressed i'm if no indication yet of protest debating any time soon. la hood a marion madame is director of the also based angio, iran human rights. he gave us his perspective on the situation in iraq. basically, there have been protests all over the country and not only in large towns, but also in small towns. we have both as in the ethical regions of iran, but which is done in court in northern iran and basically be nationwide court this last and we had to put this like this. it was november 2019. but to me, it seems that this time to put this are even wide there. and, and despite the fact that the authorities have been shooting at the protesters, at least, as you said, in the report, 76 people have been at least killed. and but the point is continue, we don't see a sign that people are going to stay home. state lucas, mother stories making headlines around the world t

some boxing news now. mexican canal low alvarez defeated cause it's donnie rival ganette, a golf gain by unanimous decision to retain the undisputed super middleweight world title canal. as victory brought their bitter rivalry to an end. the pear previously fought in 20172018 with a controversial drawn, the 1st fight over as one the 2nd on a split decision. however, in their 3rd meeting on saturday canal had a clear cut victory. his opponent simply said to day can hello was better in a bit of different sports related news. the special olympics got some help in an unusual way to raise funds. the annual plane poll took place in the u. s. at dulles international airport. and it's exactly what it sounds like. teams competed to pull an airliner along the tarmac. the plain pole has been going on since 1992, and it's raised more than $3000000.00 for the special olympics, the world's largest sports organization for athletes with disabilities. while they say it takes 2 to tango and in buenos aires dancers took to the stage to show their moves in the world tango championships. 2 argentine coupl

they have been protesting, day and night in front of the we did them a donnie boat being built by india as we just meant, got them adoni among them. jackson, thomas curren, a local fishermen who comes here every day with his family. 6 i want him protesting is the only be to fight once them i will in last year. we saved our house by using sandbags. now it is a major water rise because of this port. i'll lose my house and family inevitable to day. jackson is visiting a site near danny boat project, the status of construction. this is not an actual port. the construction of the break water will erode the coastline on the other side. it will start losing our homes. by now, you know, 70 around 40000 fishermen in this area. since the port work started in 2015, at least 500 houses have been damaged. and more than 100 families have lost their forms to the coast of erosion. these fishermen who have lost their houses the sea road and also demanding the reputation of their families and financial assistance for their community. just a few kilometers away. hundreds of displeased families are living

some boxing news now . mexican canal for as defeated, cause it's donnie rival. good knotty gulf can buy unanimous decision to retain the undisputed super middle weight world title. can. eloise victory brought their bitter rivalry to an end. the pear previously fought in 20172018 with a controversial draw on the 1st 5. over is one. the 2nd on a split decision, however, in their 3rd meeting on saturday, can l. o had a clear cut victory? his opponents simply said to day can hello was better in a bit of different sports related news. this special olympics got some help in an unusual way to raise funds. the annual plane poll took place in the u. s. at dulles international airport. and it's exactly what it sounds like. teams competed to pull in airline or long the tarmac. the playful has been going on since 1992 and it's raised more than $3000000.00 for the special olympics. the world's largest sports organization for athletes with disabilities. coming up next to look at in depth at a virtual reality. i'm michael oke, who in berlin, thanks for watching. more news at t

i guess donnie farm as will be among those left, keeping with the after effects this landscape is a far cry from what it used to be after recent monsoon rains, devastated crops and livelihoods credit. garofalo of the day crop is harvested once a year. we worked very hard and spent a lot of money on the farm this year, and hope for a very good crop and to earn a good profit from us. but even with these reigns ruined all our hopes that nothing could be saved about than i am. if high dollar pakistan is the 5th largest producer of dates, the growers association says at least 80 percent of the harvest has been damaged so far. and it's not just dates. cotton crops, rice and sugar cane have also been destroyed, threatening the country's food security. the floods destroyed houses, roads, bridges, and communication networks to preliminary estimates by officials show the country has suffered damages were a $5500000000.00 i hadn't seen any, any destruction or devastation of this scale. i find it very difficult to put into words the phraseology that we use to whether it's monsoon rains, or flooding

joining the conversation, we have the host of the podcast "on brand with donny deutsch," donny deutschrnicle joins us. >> mike, i wanted to ask you, did they try to get you to go into the game last night as a relief pitcher? >> oh. >> i know they ended up with two guys from out in the parking lot, the parking attendants. they only gave up two runs in the seventh and eighth. still won, but did you get the call from the bullpen? >> mm-hmm. >> joe, i was all geared up to come in in the tenth inning but, of course, we pulled out a victory in the bottom of the ninth. it saved my arm. i could give a couple innings tonight. i was ready. i was ready. >> he was right there. >> that sent a strong message that we should remember. the strong message is that, thankfully, there are only 30 games left in this miserable season. >> thank god. >> mike! >> thank god. >>> let's turn back to president joe biden's dire warning about threats to american democracy. in an address to the nation last night, it was a rare primetime address, and the president used independence hall as the backdrop to speak directl

must we did this ready for them all to donnie from them. what good he's done. masoud believed islam, fundamental values that give women autonomy and the right to have an education at which they fully belong in the organisation of political life in full school. and i think masood pushed for those ideas, nickel, defensive than women's groups, came to him, asking him to sign a charter for women's rights in which he did make it a see if he was fully aligned with everything they brought up, isn't he agreed with all of it because although he still added a line about how these clauses had to respect afghan culture, could you again another indication of the taliban. radicalization was its intent to destroy all non islamic symbols. after food beating children to play with kites, to listen to music and to take photos of themselves. taliban latest now opposed looking at any work of leaked out of the activity of a glimpse of the afghan government with help from france and protocols signed in 1921 had promoted national archaeology, and literally been lo

thank you, donnie, you're a real life-saver.y hello to my best friend, jimmy crumbles. [ laughter ] >> hello. you've got a customer. >> oh, yeah -- he's a real task master, i'll tell you that. okay. hello? welcome to hardee's, may i take your order? yeah, okay. say it again, huh? what? will you make it a super combo meal? all right, okay. okay, cheap skate, get to the first window. [ laughter ] i need an originalenis burger, hold the grass! all right cheapskate, go to the first winda! tammy, i need one original anus burger, hold the grass! >> jimmy: i think you mean angus burger. >> no, i mean anus! a-n-g-u-s. anus. i'm reading it right here. >> jimmy: that's angus, with a "g." >> well, it's a silent g! as in jee-sus, smartypants. >> jimmy: listen mike, the reason i got you on the line was to ask about the fbi seizing your phone. >> they took everything! except for this. luckily, i keestered my lucky tamagotchi. [ laughter ] it's my only remaining link to the outside world! [ horn honking ] pull up! pull up dangnabit! take the w

now on that chism will know what donnie said. arctic storm. in the early 19 thirty's, the japanese military carefully studied a report by microbiologist, sharon, if she biological weapons affect the human body silent, causing a slow but painful death. there is no need to manufacture missiles. instead you can infect clothing, food, or water, who displays bacteria from aircraft. they will proliferate, and in fact, humans, ah general easy, wasn't just a biologist, but also a military man, but the rank of colonel. he was very smart, intelligent, capable person of high status in japan. he was a medical doctor who was also a pilot, and a military commander. he had all of these great talents and skills that sadly, instead of being used for a good purpose, he took his great prodigious skills and took it in the opposite direction to the dark side as a force for evil. ah, japan's general staff allocated enormous resources to help the biologist establish a secret facility to develop biological weapons. china, manchuria region, occupied by japan in 1932 a

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junior sports range, swaby ski go downstream, jungle years. continue with the all old people in your is donny, so please consult fee mine to my bank. one is the thank on talked just of the shelf his college or controller and domino political controller ask about this. ah, for example, germany and france to a lesser extent, exploiting the weak members of the european union, greece in croatia, anywhere where germany can make big business. that is a form of exploitation and the greek economy be considered ruined by the european union. yes, it was ruined by the european union. it's already listed when you look now at how many greeks have left the country. it's an embarrassment how many young people have left the country. it's an embarrassment, ah, resources are being depleted, but yet another attempt at dividing the world has become a major item on the mountain agenda. soviet russia is up high that needs to be smartly divided candy adults. hitler or russia is still a huge tie. and it's at the forefront of western sorts. dec, happy talis. most, most mac, the control, ian. most this horse and clint

before i begin, i would like to thank donnie for hosting us today. by the time that year was over, i will have visited almost 50 states. met with people like you in coffee shops, diners, dfw halls, community centers, machine shops here at dawn. over the past month alone, i have traveled to more than in 20 states and met with over a hundred republican candidates and members and thousands of their constituents. tonight, i want to share with you what i heard from americans across this country. what is clear to me and clear to you is that washington and the white house are not listening. they just do not get it. you have never been more worried, more learned by the direction of our country. yet they tell you everything is fine. you worry that your children will have less opportunity than you did. yet they tell you things are looking up. you fear that america is becoming poor, less safe, less respected and less free by the day. yet they tell you the border is safe and america's secure. the white house says inflation is transitory. deficits do not matter a

all theeople i love from donny hathaway to sam cooke., little changes. geoff: all the nuances. michael: and i basically have stolen as much as i possibly could from my heroes, as much as i could. and years ago, i had met tony bennett. we were doing a record for the first time together. and i said, mr. bennett, i have just stolen so much from you and frank and dean d bobby and ella and all these people. and he smiled and he honey said, well, -- he said, well, kid, when you steal from one, you are just a thief, buwhen you steal from everyone, you can call it research. i thought that was great. everyone is paying tricky to someone else. i don't care if it's zeppelin -- is paying tribu to someone else. i don't care if it's zeppelin to elvis. you can trace the steps to who has turned on who. how they make it theirs. thank you so much. i had a great time wh you. ♪ lisa: it makes you kind of want to sing, but i won't. that's "pbs news weekend" for tonight. on monday on the "pbs newshour," how california's decision to ban gas-powered cars in fav

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. >> reporter: monica gallegos and donny's daughters are more than the 130 doing remote learning this semester. >> you're scared? >> you feel like you're not safe? >> yes. >> reporter: angeli rodriguez lost her twin sister in the shooting. their parents say annabel was angeli's support system. >> it's hard that she is going to have to enter the following grades without her sister. >> reporter: this year, flores middle school is where the twins were supposed to start the fifth grade today, and where many of their classmates, includng those who survived the shooting are coming. but when they were dropped off, this fence had not been built yet. >> i got about a block away and couldn't do it. i went back and got them. >> reporter: being back to school was too much for two of uziyah garcia's siblings, who returned to class for the first time since the death of their brother. >> they called you? >> yeah. it's not just something you can shake, you know. because now you equate school with your brother being murdered. you know? so it's hard. >> reporter: instead of beginning to heal, these par

yeah, for insurance and i'll since 2018 when former us president donald trump, unilaterally renee donnie, runs un boat to 2015 nuclear deal with world powers. washington has enforced a maximum pressure campaign of harsh sanctions. even as efforts continued to restore the accord, iranians have subsequently been denied a right to health and essential medicines, embargoes that have vastly contributed to shortages. iran's nuclear program continues to be at the center of his disputes with the u. s. with the u. n's nuclear watchdog, the international atomic energy agency, claiming to runs intentions are not entirely peaceful. iran, meanwhile, has maintained its dance, that his program is focused on nuclear energy and not the development of weapons. we heard earlier from christopher halle, a political analyst and researcher, who says that washington uses sanctions as a political tool and its ordinary iranians. who suffer. i think number one that the report is, is a bomb. so, but it's a bumps so that all of us the new with a reality for the past decade. and i think that nothing's going to change

a what's going back to me with my attention, donny, a senior fellow at the observer research foundation in india. my. and we've been talking about the security concerns with both of pakistan and china. and we are recording this interview right in the hands of many asian nations. including china, including pakistan, including including, including russia, i gather in that to sound for the summit of the shanghai corporation organization. it's a pretty big geopolitical outing for many of those leaders. it's that 1st in person, for in the business after they call the 19 damage. how significant does that any of you? i think it's hugely significant also, don't forget that it's been going to be an induction of it on in this, around of the su as well. so no, i mean, the shiny corporation organization has positioned, it said, as a regional grouping for your asian country, central asian countries. in india, china, russia. and it's very interesting grouping because within many of them there are ongoing conflicts. i remember covering one of the 1st meetings of the se in 2009 when india and pakistan

the shelling of donnie city takes 2 people's lives and set the local hospital on fire. and meanwhile, from the front lines beyond, this is new muslim all throughout ukrainian positions are correspondent, takes a closer look at ukraine's counter offensive attempts. and the 1st on region has key abs troops suffer heavy losses while making no strategic gain. and belgium rebels against their price cap on russian gas. the import slamming the commissions proposal a cap on only russian gas is purely political. we will not agree to this. a from moscow to the world. this is our to international. i'm rachel blevins and here are the top stories that by then we begin with reports of 2 people killed and a wounded and recent shelling of done yet city. among the places that have been hit was a hospital near the city central and bank men, according to local authorities. a fire broke out on the roof of the medical center . firefighters arrived on the scene to put out the blaze, a public square, and the city center was also struck by the shelling booming several people. emergency service

we know the wood had a great laugh, and now you imagine a donny black making that statement on god's, which making that statement. we are left with no other emotion but laugh out loud. all right, will not take us to the end of this news bug you like and p author journalist on political a commentary. thank you very much for your time on your thoughts. that all was enlightening. yeah, indeed. next everything you wanted to know about the collapse of the ussr, but we're afraid to ask. stay close for a documentary timeline. i crash course beginning a moment. ah oh, now it's showing wrong when all proof just don't hold the world yet to see how this thing becomes the african and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground dean u b. s. precursor. she had, there were some one who were to children, here's where. sure. of course. ah, in 1991, the situation spirals completely out of control. got a bunch of announce the referendum for the spring of that year. he asked soviet citizens to vote on whether the state should be preserved on

mayor of the city, which is on the rushing control, says who are attacks in the central part have donnie asked in recent weeks, ukrainian soldiers of recapture territory in the northeast in harkey, region, east and south of that. russia is concentrated force is enhanced and done yet provinces to expand territory helped by moscow back separatists since 2014. now a 3rd u, uncharted ship is on its way to ethiopia or after leaving ukraine, loaded with $30000.00 tons of grain. while food program partnership is already exported, more than 90000 tons of weeks from the war tone. country ukrainian grain shipments have been severely limited since russia's invasion, which forced the closure black sea port that's placed huge pressure on global food supplies. forts reopened in july, under a deal between moscow and cave that was broken by the un and tacky. one of the main and trustee lines has been reconnected at europe's largest nuclear power plant in southern ukraine. un nuclear watchdog says one of 4 lines of be the upper regia plant has been repaired and is once again supplying power from the cran

the donnie and people are not just resigned to the situation and thought the protests will continue, even if they are violently depressed. and it seems there is no sign of the protests going away any time soon. let's now go to a man with a mirror, madame. he is the director of the oslo based and g o iran human rights. now your organization has been monitoring the human rights situation within iran, saying dozens of died in the protests. tell us how big are these protests and how severe is the crack down against them? thanks for having me here. yes. so we have seen protests all over the country from north to south, east to west, and it's not restricted to either larger or smaller cities basically everywhere. and from the very beginning, the authorities started the crackdown is especially in the kurdish areas, shooting at people. and as our report indicates, at least 76 people have been killed as a result of life ammunition. and we should keep in mind that these are an armed because there's many young kid boys and girls and lost the piece for the protesting so, so these are huge protes

the plaza, donnie esc. first. the results of the so called referendum came in for the russian backed authorities. it was a day that been waiting for for years, visited us longer than we were dreaming about this in 2014. and then we were making history the way to live. and that's what this is emma. but today we live in historic days where we are re uniting with our big motherland murphy, what we've great russia, really gay or se, according to officials and before occupied regions. and overwhelming majority of roads were cast and fave of russian annexation with a high turnout, but ukrainians, who recently fled those areas till a very different story. also said that the results were nicely drawn up on paper, but in reality, people didn't fold up a kind of the turn out, wasn't that large? those people are very much opposed to the referendum re. no one wants to join russia. no one novice comes in with that with this pressure people i scared you over. yes. can yes my name, but i saw members of the voting commission fill

regions already had a mini uprising after day officer to who the thought had happened in on, on my donnie, he having to 1014 so, ah, and they were the people who didn't want to agree with what happened. i in kiev, who did not agree with the r forceful bar regime change that they are, their voices were shots and they were not able to speak or many of them vanished. i think that the only years to come, we will see the full picture of what happened in the last 8 years in these regions that are now joining russia. so i think that that at what we are seeing now is the highest level of hypocrisy, especially coming from the western leaders, especially from germany. ah, which really doesn't have to write to to make these are really bold ah claims after what they have done in 91 and 1999. i would just like to when we talk about the, the, the, the pressure from, from the west, the, i would like, like to mention what is happening here in belgrade. the american ambassador at christopher hill, who was an active participant during the clinton administration of practically he. busy was in favor of bombi

the donnie and people are not just resigned to the situation and thought the protest will continue, even if they are violently depressed. i made no indication yet of protest debating any time soon. mamma de amory maha dumb is director of the oslo based n g o iran human rights. i asked him just how big the protests are. good morning. yes. so basically it, there have been protests all over the country and not only in large towns, but also in smaller towns. we have broad as in the ethical regions of iran, baluchistan and cor, just done in northern iran. and basically it's a big nationwide for this last and we had to put this like b as in november 2019. but to me, it seems that these time to put this are even a wider and, and despite the fact that the authorities have been shooting at the protesters at this, as you say, in the report 76 people have been at least killed. and but the point is continue, we don't see a sign that people are going to stay home. the protests in 2019 ended in bloody repression, largely hidden from the world. these protests different well, yes, the produce in 2019 th

the donnie and people are not just resigned to the situation and thought the protest will continue, even if they are violently depressed. and it seems there is no sign of the protests going away any time soon. my modem erie mm hm. is director of the n g o iran human rights and he gave us his perspective on the situation there. basically, there have been promptness all over the country and not only in large towns, but also in smaller towns. we have brokers in the ethical regions of iran, but each is done in core just in northern iran and basically be nationwide for this last and we had to put this like b as in november 2019. but to me, it seems that this time to put this or even a wider and, and despite the fact that the authorities have been shooting at the protesters of this, as you say, in the report 76 people have been at least killed or but the point is continue, we don't see a sign that people are going to stay home. japan has held a state funeral for former prime minister since abi he was assassinated in july leaders and signatures from around the world attended. bothers also uneas

depending champion donnie a. med that up and wimbleton finalist nic create curious, locked horns with the australian coming out on top med, but that's last means there will be a new world. number one by the end of the tournament. cocoa. gov also reached her 1st u. s. open quarter final after beating china's chunks. why in straight sets the american teenager 17575 in new york? she's widely viewed as potential successor to serena williams is set to retire after the turner and canada have retained the women's ice hockey world title. they beat the united states to one in denmark. is there 12th world championship triumph in all? in the bonus they had to berlin were looking to end their slump against fellow early season strugglers, augsburg the capital club emerged. the winners, thanks in part to mid pills, marco rift, he scored his 1st goal since being diagnosed with cancer. i have become a byword for printed legal mediocrity and recent season. eclipse by the smaller, 50 rivals union, and still searching for a 1st leak. when this campaign brought in the 1st half a few chances, they came cl

separate just health regions of ukraine. boats on whether to join a rush or are being held in the donnie, it's contents with publix in the east. and hassan and parisha in the south tributes had been paid to japan's former lead that she's a abbe to ret state funeral. they was assassinated in july. i campaigning ahead of parliamentary elections, hurricane and has made landfill in western cuba. officials have been working to evacuate thousands of people and protect homes. category 3 storm is pending towards the us state of florida. now nasa has deliberately smashed a spacecraft into an asteroid and the world saw it happening real time and it was all done in the name of humanities survival for bundles. expect 11000000 kilometers from earth. the spacecraft hurtled closer and closer to the rocky asteroid. that was its target. and then bull's eye, oh, scientists and engineers at mission control, cheer as the spacecraft smashes into a far off asteroid hold. tie more full so it's a key step toward defending the world from future devastating impacts by massive space rocks, we are showing that plan

now donny's been in a 24 hours since tragedy struck this, the city i was this a fight to the local community there. while peter behind me, you can see school number 88 the scene of the tragic shooting that took place here in the russian city of us. ask a family members of the victims, neighbors, friends, they've all been coming here since that tragic attack took place to lay down flowers at this memorial. you can also see behind me to the victims since this tragic attack took place. now, russia's investigative committee has determined that at least 17 people were killed in this attack. and that's mostly children. students who went to school that day, expecting a day like any other. instead they said good bye to their parents that morning, not understanding that it was their last good bye. i mean, surviving students have been talking to the media, telling stories about how they were barricading themselves in classrooms to in a desperate attempt to escape the bloodshed. and so these are classrooms that became make shift fortresses filled with crying, fearful children again, a round, also 2 doz

and elsewhere in europe in danger. meanwhile kitt's 4th is once again shall the city of america, donnie. these are what osha nuclear power plants, as, according to russian, back to local authorities, the city suffered an electricity blackout for almost an hour as a result of the bombardment. in cranes. army is also said to have targeted his african nuclear facility, wants more russia defense ministry, phase 3 buildings at a site were hit during the bombardment. shelling has continued despite the presence of 2, i am observed as at the sides. political analysts. dmitri babich stays the bombardment of the power plant, was stepped up off the ukraine. we received more heavy weapons from the west. let me remind you of the, the ration august has been controlled in that area since then of february. and then you need all this, everything was quiet there, all of them. when you bring in horses or more long range systems where they want more car because of role and other weapons. so from the united states and european union, then the body of the station starter. and i think it's quite the prospect

my go to is always donny hathaway and that part of that was my own like my relationship my father was like so much of that was through donny hathaway and creating movement to that but that his version young gifted and black he has a version of that nina's version and but also like mya from because she was from pg dance into like fallen like just finding different modes that just made you remember like i'm writing about this because i want different worlds to exist. and so sometimes have to practice freedom. i have to practice the world that i want to, which means dancing with abandon. that means eating food. that means getting on a zoom. happy during the pandemic four times a day we had was happy hour somewhere. and with various strings that all spirit and it made being very intentional about. the community that i was building here this also writing this book was the longest time i'd ever spent in columbus consecutively. i never spent more than three weeks in columbus at a time prior to covid. and and then i was here and i was here and i was here as, here. and i was still grieving wit

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calls blackouts in several areas, including the main city. power was restored in denise pro petrov, donnie esque, and so me by midnight on sunday, but khaki remained in darkness. an estimated 9000000 people were affected, including in area is controlled by russia. now, despite the days of battlefield setbacks, the kremlin stopped spokesman, insist the war is on track saying the special military operation is underway and will continue until the goals that have been set are achieved. al jazeera hold abdul, hamid has more now from concave. since the beginning of september, the ukrainian army has been carrying out this counter offensive in the north east of the country, taking by surprise everyone, especially when it comes to the speed at which it has been able to recapture territory occupied by the russian army. some 3000 square kilometers, according to the chief of staff here. now the russians on their side as saying that they're actually pulling out and regrouping to concentrate on de dumbass region, further east in ukraine. but it seems that the ukraine had manage to trick the russia in th

these regions already had a mini uprising after day. officer dakota thought had happened in on, on my donnie here in 2014. so, and they were the people who didn't want to agree with what happened. i in kiev, who did not agree with the a forceful law regime change. they, their voices were shots and they were not able to speak or many of them vanished. i think that the only years to come, we will see the full picture of what happened in the last 8 years in these regions that are now joining russia. so i think that that is what we are seeing now is the highest level of hypocrisy. what the final votes and, and on as for public still being counted will keep you updated on the results and what the future holds for those regions. ah, the u. s. secretary of state has emphasized that keeps forces have a right to use american weaponry against the don bass, as well as the break away ukrainian regions of zapatero. she and her son no matter whether or not they choose to join russia. bill the u. s. still allow ukrainian troops to use us weaponry to defend against russians in those territories, no matter w

oh yes, and 5 to give you a little perspective, your boss is donny dock when they went to a foreign land of the norm rather than those remember india and talk on one country some 75 years ago. we have the same c, a c off. not in our lives, not getting back to me by simply by the threat of the most in the in. so i stopped for now in the or something them, but the one of them is 15 people have been so far off. what is known for having is large hindu muslim das bro, with ever 1500000 indians and pakistanis in the country. how do you see that you're k handling these classes on? we've got the priority number one for the authorities and you, you should be kept on the picture of the gathering. we, we remember the back of the warning looking india and i'm a but it was that was that if you want both of you know when to sharma. he's correspond that many thanks for putting this that report. appreciate and thank you for joining us here on asi international . as always, you can find plenty more of the latest news stories on our website r t dot com. so for me, for today, but we still will be here in 3

defense finance and fame, the attack was a response to attempts by the armine murphy to mine, as every donnie supply roads, our local journalist from back who has more of the position that was within our courses were under intensive and systematic foyer, armenia. i have been concentrating, offensive, weapons, heavy artillery and manpower. it won't be bored. it was a bunch of less mass such actions taken by media aims, aim to slow down the implementation of large scale infrastructure projects. boarder regence watching that camera as well as to maintain the tension. the accuracy of tension at the borderline i nationalize is a new crime where russian authorities in the belgrade region have off residence of 2 border villages. evacuate the homes in the area all situated very close ukraine. an attack on monday spurred the urgent warning. this comes off, the one person was killed and 4 others wounded off the crane shell. the checkpoint in a russian village bordering the hawk region in ukraine. here are some images of the aftermath of the attack. the victim was an elderly woman and a ukrainian refuge

and farm lands has been destroyed, displays pockets, donny's need food and water, and the threat of waterborne diseases is growing. well, the government says it could take up to 10 years for pakistan to rebuild and repair its infrastructure. the planning minister says preliminary assessments suggest losses of at least $10000000000.00 at a time when the economy is already struggling. more than 80000000 hexes of crops happened destroyed. agriculture is the biggest sector and contributes about 23 percent to pakistan. g d. p rivers have bus that, banks and dams have overflowed, damaging more than 3400 kilometers of road railway tracks, bridges, as well as home schools and clinics. they was robbing his this report from the village and sin province. one of the hardest hit regions. oh. 6 this is the face of hunger in sin to describe what is happening here as desperation. trivializes the extent of the suffering we spoke to fors on us. she was headed into the fray. she says she had no choice. i had been with you, one of our houses have fallen down. you don't have tickets. we count, shade our children f

. >> reporter: monica gallegos's and donny ray valdez's daughters are among the more than 130 doing remote learning this semester. >> are you scared? >> reporter: do you feel it's unsafe? >> yes. it's not safe to go back. >> reporter: angeli rodriguez lost her twin sister in the shooting. their parents say annabelle was angeli's support system. >> it's hard that she's going to have to enter the following grades without her sister. >> reporter: this school, flores middle school, is where the twins were supposed to start the fifth grade today, and where many classmates, including those who survived the shooting, are coming to school. but when they were dropped off, back there, this fence had not been built yet. >> i got about a block away, and then they-- they couldn't do it, so i went back and got them. >> reporter: being back to school was too much for two of uziyah garcia's siblings, who returned to class today for the first time today after the death of their brother. they called you? >> yeah. it's not something you can just shake, you know? because now you equate school with your brothe

having one vacation off to the other and he didn't really care about it said a doing his job and donnie, sweet. any more. so list for us is really under tremendous pressure now to sort of keep up and very quickly try to prepare the country. this is already september of october, a things we'll get a series and to people and households, he really will need help. 11000000 people are supposed to fall into energy poverty from the next months on if nothing is done to really help them. so yes is on for her and she will have really have to prove whether she's not to that extremely difficult job. pressure on in day barbara dental in london. thanks very much for that. oh, now let's get the german and european perspective by bringing harold via he's a member of the german parliament with the opposition alternative for germany. party is also a member of the parliament committee on european affairs mister vile. welcome to d. w. thanks your time today. and relations between the u. k. and the you were notoriously difficult under boris johnson's leadership. do you see that changing for better or for wo

donnie could well end up in the u.s. senate.l: hard to get more cynical, democrats trying to get support to win the republican nomination. let's turn to pennsylvania where john federman is running lieutenant governor against doctor oz, the television position. he's catching up, he was down for quite a while and making an issue of federman's health and fitness for office after he suffered a stroke a few months back. is that fair? >> it is a smart strategy and fair. voters deserve to see people debate and the reality is federman has been hiding from the people and by doctor oz focusing on this, raising questions about his health, it's obviously a working strategy because not only are using polls change tighten up but federman has now decided to debate, there's complex questions about the format of the debate, it might be unprecedented it will only happen after i would note absentee ballots are going out and people are already voting but this was his hook to get in the news and get attention on his campaign and that's one reason yo

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