edwin lyman, your assessment of the iaea report, can a nuclear disaster be averted?>> the iaea does not usually use such strong language, so i think it is important to take notice when they do. there warnings are pretty clear. unless the fighting stops, unless there shelling around and on the plant site stops and allows workers to restore the backup power systems that are now all disabled, than the plant is really skating on thin ice and it is very unstable. there is a great concern here. nermeen: olexi pasyuk, could you respond to the iaea report? your response to their assessment of the situation at the nuclear power plant? >> first of all, weeed to understand the nature of the iaea. there are a lot of expectations [indiscernible] i personally did not expect much with the power plant because just the fact the russian army is enough to bring this concern. [indiscernible] this is what ukraine wanted to hear to get the confirmation that russia intervened and the idea that the only way to have it safe is to demilitarized the area. nermeen: give us some background. rush

all right, edwin lyman, director of nuclear power safety at the union of concerned scientists. thanks so much for joining us. thank you. in a show of growing military cooperation, russia and china are holding war games. the week long drills are taking place in rushes, far east, and the sea of japan. more than 50000 troops are taking part the chairman of russia 2nd largest oil company has died after falling from a hospital window according to russian media reports. travel magazine was being treated at a clinic in moscow. his company, luke oil, was one of the few companies to call for an end to the ongoing conflict and ukraine . by gov is one of several high level russian executives who have died in just the last year. southern pakistan is bracing for even more floods as a surge of water heads down the in this river record monsoon rains are melting. glaciers have triggered the worst flooding disaster in pakistan's history. it's now thought that a 3rd of the country is covered by flood water. as an area, the size of the united kingdom, more than a 1000000 homes have been destroyed

so i believe edwin's attendance ease. i'd with a lot of skepticism by turkey's partners in the west, in europe, in the u. s. on cra, has so far and not joined any western sanctions on moscow. western capitals are unhappy with russia. turkey continues to receive tourists and finances from russia . they're continuing to trade and are there are serious concerns and western capitals that turkey might be helping russia to avoid a sanction. so i think this summit today also sends a signal to the west. thank you for that. so you don't use your hob stumble. we'll take a look at civil stores breaking news around the world. frances says he believes it's morally right for countries to supply weapons to defend, to help defend ukraine, to help ukraine defend itself against russia. pontiff was commenting to journalists on a plane after returning from a religious conference in catholics down. the catholic churches, just wor, principals, allow for proportional use of deadly weapons, boy city, even more authorities in italy, se 7 people h

but edwin was invited by blood reporting to attend. now this summit led by russia and china, is seen by some as an entire western alliance. so i believe ad one's attendance is i'd with a lot of skepticism by turkey's partners in the west, in europe, in the u. s. on cra, has so far not joined any western sanctions on moscow. western capitals are unhappy with russia, and turkey continues to receive tourists and finances from russia. they're continuing to trade and there are serious concerns and western capitals that turkey might be helping russia to avoid the sanction. so i think this summer today also sends a signal to the west. thank you for that you johan in istanbul, take a quick look at a couple of other stores making headlines around the world. hope francis has said that he believes it is morally right for countries to supply reference to help you cry and defend itself against russia. the pontiff was commenting to journalists on the plane after returning from a religious conference, and cousin stout said the catholic churches just

edwin: buenas tardes.esa varios puntos importantes, tanto el departamento de justicia como de la defensa del expresidente donald trump. los documentos presentados por parte de los abogados de trump en la corte en horas de la noche, ellos insisten en que se nombre a un supervisor independiente porque dicen no confiar en la forma en la que el departamento de justicia sigue adelante con la investigaciÓn. ellos aseguran que quieren filtrar informaciÓn selectiva para perjudicar la imagen del expresidente donald trump. mientras que el departamento de justicia se defiende diciendo que ya han revisado toda la documentaciÓn, y por eso no es necesario la figura de un supervisor, que segÚn ellos, podrÍa entrometerse e interferir en la investigaciÓn que llevan en curso. pero la fotografÍa, esa foto que le ha dado la vuelta al mundo, publicada por el departamento de justicia, sigue creando reacciones, sobre todo por parte del exmandatario, que en su cuenta de red social estÁ acusando directamente al fbi de querer daÑar

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there's speculation here that the russians wanted to our basically do a favor to text president edwin who wants to kind of be seen as the big mediator, the big peacemaker. and, but lots of had been scratched asking to why russia has been willing to do this much. it doesn't really seem to add up. if you look at who they got, they got the small number of officers higher ranking soldiers taken prisoner here. and ukraine and victim, and we took this pro russia politician form a politician here and ukraine, who's been incarcerated now for a couple of months. and he's his youngest child has vladimir putin as a godfather, says a personal link there. but it basically was seen as this was someone who was co yesterday's man who didn't have that much influence any more. the idea that you know, his being freed and sent to russia could somehow do much russian cause doesn't really stack up. so lots of questions still open, but a sense here, the ukraine, off the back of this counter offensive and time where, you know it's been pushing russians back quite a speed and gone. a big scale has now got thi

we'll be reconnected while the fire is extinguished. package present wretched type. edwin has arrived in bosnia and herzegovina. on the 1st leg of a 3 day balkans tool is meeting members of the presidential counsel in the capital study. eva edwin says preserving peace and stability in the region is vital for his country is also looking to increase economic ties with visits to serbia and croatia as get more on the visit. we can speak to al jazeera correspondent today don't mess chavez, which, who is in the study before us. so this visit comes at a time of instability in the balkans and bosnia. talk us through the importance of it. well in this visit comes at the most turbulent times, probably says the end of the war in 1995, everything started last summer when the buzzing server decided to pull out of the central institution of the cerebral government. the pretext was the a law that was imposed by the high representative in bosnia book and still has this high represent the with kind of basic powers. he can impose law laws as he sees fit . now with that or act of the bosnian serbs bosni

edwin: muy buenos dÍas, te saludo con gusto en este viernes.utos el mandatario hablÓ desde el salÓn de la constituciÓn en filadelfia, un lugar lleno de historia donde se aprobÓ la constituciÓn y la declaraciÓn de independencia, precisamente ahÍ hizo el llamado y arremetiÓ encontra y directamente para el expresidente tonal trump y su base polÍtica conocida como mara diciendo que ellos no son respetuosos de la ley y el orden aquÍ en estados unidos. aquÍ parte de lo que dijo el mandatario. [habla en inglÉs] edwin: importante recalcar que biden tambiÉn dijo que trump y su base polÍtica quieren llevar el paÍs al lugar del pasado que no hay espacio para logros histÓricos como el acceso del derecho a la aborto, a los anticonceptivos y iincluyÓ tambiÉn el matrimonio igualitario. por supuesto los republicanos en el congreso tambiÉn reaccionaron, entre ellos el lÍder de la minorÍa de la cÁmara baja, kevin mccarty, quien acusaba de hipÓcrita y dijo que estÁ sembrando divisiÓn y no uno como lo habÍa prometido en su campaÑa presidencial. escuchemos. [habla

probably only she and turkish president edwin, who put in is also scheduled to meet, can ask the russian president to enter the war. since at the start off of the board, china has stood firmly by russia's side. china hasn't condemned trash, a so called special needs operation, and china also hasn't joined to western sanctions against russian. i'm with russia facing international sanctions because of the war in ukraine. it's relationship with china must be increasingly important. absolutely. china hasn't only been important for russia since february 24th. but already since 2014, when russia annexed, gray mia all ready? back then, there was suddenly a big rift in relations between moscow and to the west, and that was at the moment when the russia recognized the importance of china for itself. now, china is supposed to compensate economically for every things that the russians are suddenly missing because of the impact of western sanctions. militarily, there was an obvious closing off ranks of the other day during the giant, militaristic sizes in russia's far east. we saw it in the report a

the 2 children had died while coming home from school to duck. edwin would be we had built 2 bridges after that though it for the safety of the children. egg though, pull away this, but now it, but those have been destroyed by the floods border by gill with a bug you will go greenish a need for now shot of his trying to keep up with his studies at home and to help his younger siblings do but they worry about what more rains could bring, but on their shoulder through it, it started raining again. love and there was a possibility of new floods. oh good. my house is old and we can't rebuild it because my father is a laborer. now i request the government to build a school for us, is that no snow, no water, no flood can ruin her to so we can continue or education in peace. menoisis, as long as the oem and your whole mix of of such a school is likely to remain a dream with government aid yet to reach remote areas like this one, the future of children you remains uncertain. prisons, king child's anti siblings, have held vigil around their mother's coffin. as it lies in state of the u. k. pa

eva edwin says preserving peace and stability in the region is vital for his country. he is also looking to increase economic ties with visits to serbia and croatia for more on the visit. let's beat to al jazeera. correspond tarik, daughter, mesh should chervet, who is in, sorry, ever for us tack. what are we expecting from this visit? well this visit comes in a very turbulent time for boys in history. probably the most turbulent times since the war back in the, in the ninety's. everything started back last summer when the bosnian serb pulled out of the central government institution and thereby effectively blocking them. with that move the boss in bosnia, went into winter with political instability and political crisis, which soon turns employee security crisis. the logic this, there was a palpable tension, a attention about and fear that the country could plunge into war, and this pension was extremely palpable, especially in the 1st the days of the ukrainian of the russian invasion on ukraine . the logic behind that is that the bosnian serbs are strongly aligned wit

for example, germany is chancellor sholtes met a president edwin and the turkish president early on today. and they also talked, obviously about ukraine and russia. and it was a, one topic was like the food security add on, played really a big role in finding the steel or with russia to export corn to some african country. so they are high ranking meetings or the new prime minister from great bit britain, for example, is going to meet joe biden. to morrow, the american president for the 1st time talking about the trade commitments between the u. k and the u. s. so there is a lot going on on the site or in the side kind of talks, but definitely, as you asked, definitely everybody is going to address ukraine. and also the question, what it would mean if the eastern regions this separatist regions would be forced to hold a referendum the dublin washington bureau chief in his pole at the un general assembly in york. thanks so much. so let's remind you of the situation in new crime that has the you and so concern a plan by separate us the authority in russian hill parts of ukraine to hold refe

. > >> when he heard that trumpet you notice edwin dc it is a recording but this was e scene tonightthe mets hostee dodgers. he place his hit song live which has become a popular runout tune for the mets closere good news is the mets beat the dodgers 2-1. the giants will get will get a day off before facing facing the phillies. they coulde the win to get out of this rut. >> they took it to a whole othe. other level. > >> a popular bagel shop is expanding things to devoted customers that donated a lot of dell. want a permanent solution to homelessness? you won't get it with prop 27. it was written and funded by out-of-state corporations to permanently maximize profits, not homeless funding. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations permanently. only pennies on the dollar for the homeless permanently. and with loopholes, the homeless get even less permanently. prop 27. they didn't write it for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. >> the owner of the bagel shop in berkeley is preparing to expand her business after customers through her serious dell. emily winston grew up

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on june 30th, secretary of war edwin stanton communicated directly with meade, forwarding a report from brigadier general hermann haupt, a railroad man. lee is falling back from the vicinity of harrisburg and concentrating all his forces. the concentration appears to be at or near chambersburg. the object apparently a sudden movement against meade, of which he should be advised by courier immediately. so stanton sends this message. lee is concentrating and that's the trigger for meade in his mind. lee's army is concentrating, perhaps for an offensive strike at meade's army, and meade then commits his thinking about the upcoming battle to paper and for distribution to his corps commanders. and that is what we know as the pipe creek circular. circular is too lengthy for us to talk about it today. you can easily find a copy of the whole thing on the line, but i think it's important to talk about a few essential parts, he writes from information received. the commanding general is satisfied that the object of the movement of the army in this direction has been accomplished. so we've moved o

you see edwin, but he bought them google chrome, you debina. usually you got them, but when you go neutral, so when you look at the choices here we go for a bottom which will naturally could keep them deal it as possible. we do it to work with a boy, but commercial bumps to let it be. so pissing them to them, ship when you my dish, we do deal up serials and stuff. i mean, yeah. but the more i was hoping to speak with someone to go on with some, let's do it less than what's out there. what are natural trans forwarded? pushing runs for a filter, and i want to show our state about bug you by the lose. you said, be external put stu, shit like issue abroad, but i don't know what's up or just local sto, carrillo, our minute shall ish with shut q g. so with a ah, and he was help with that, but just to shut down was she'll, i'm probably out as a new student or leave me a good choice. bring us go to ward less really of slip by the way she told me and just look up. i just wish music channel music me yesterday chef can choice this reporter news little whe

edwin: muchas personas dicen que se trata de una leve victoria para la defensa del exmandatario peromo clasificadas pero que estaban totalmente vacÍas, por eso en las Últimas horas el propio expresidente arremetiÓ en contra del fbi y salvo defender a su base polÍtica. [habla en inglÉs] edwin: como estamos tan cerca las elecciones de medio tÉrmino de noviembre, el presiente biden tambiÉn se encuentra visitando varias ciudades y durante el fin de semana de un discurso donde nuevamente arremete en contra de trump y sus simpatizantes. [habla en inglÉs] edwin: por el momento el departamento justicia se limita a decir que continÚan analizando la pena de la jueza para tomar una decisiÓn de cuÁles serÁn los prÓximos pasos. elyangelica: se avivan los discursos polÍticos ya que estamos a dos mese de estas elecciones de medio tÉrmino. te agradecemos por informarnos en vivo desde la capital del paÍs. y esto luce como una tormenta polÍtica, ya veremos cÓmo concluye. y tormenta eso que tenemos en el pronÓstico y muchÍsimo calor, vamos con nuestra querida jessica. jessica: un contraste tanto de cal

edwin sumner will command the center wing, which includes own second corps. they don't appoint commander that he can continues to command it. and the 12th army corps. that old gentleman you see there will take command of the 12th corps two days before the battle of ante. and that is joseph mansfield. and then burnside has the two best corps commanders, probably with the army. that's jesse reno in the ninth corps. and joseph of the first corps. the last two guys you see down there are actually both under arrest when campaign begins. it's fitzjohn porter and william b franklin. charges have been levied against them by john pope and they have been relieved. command. but mcclellan asked the war department. this is a crisis. these men are experienced. there's some of my best guys. i need them with me. and they released both of them. so these everybody is under a bit of a cloud. mcclellan doesn't trust the government or the war department. he doesn't like anybody. they don't trust him. got two of his experience corps commanders, the fifth corps and sixth corps comm

and i'll be crossing over to our correspondent edwin's castle in a moment. but 1st, this report on the funeral service thus took place in westminster abbey aliya aa queen elizabeth begins her final journey. her coffin made its way to westminster abbey thousands gathered to bid a personal farewell. a full military guard accompanied the departed monarch, part of an ancient ceremony, combining church state and the royal family's history. ah, i. elizabeth's grandchildren followed her into the abbey. ah, followed by her son, king charles the 3rd and the queen consort camilla. oh. the dean of westminster abbey introduced to service here. where queen elizabeth was married and crowned, we gather from across the nation from the commonwealth and from the nations of the world, to mourn our loss. to remember her long life of selfless service and in short confidence to commit her to the mercy of god, amaica and redeemer. come ye bless, redemption my father and remembrance ah. e, written his prime minister list trust was confirmed by the queen just 2 days before her daily

terms, may be one that was carried out to gain some kind of favor for russia with turkish prison. edwin and the saudis, who are also it behind the mediation in this whole process. but definitely this is something that is not, wasn't expected here came, is a big surprise. that is normally the way with these exchanges. if they work out, no one really outside of the process knows that can happen until it has happened. but certainly lots of happiness, lots of kind of happy social media posts in ukraine. the sense that this was something that ukraine's come out with a lot of successes and basically everything it wanted. what about the timing of this that did it have something to do with ukraine being in a better position to negotiate? considering its recent gains on the battlefield, well, you crazed that we picked up a lot more russian prisons of war. that certainly the case that exit from a hutch region was often so chaotic, lots of units were left behind, and the ukrainians are still finding russians that are hiding out in abandoned houses, trying to find some way to get back to russia. bu

and i am calling to discuss that with mr. edwin present fair k, because it was she and i who came up with this plan. we need to help the poorest countries 1st in 40 miles is that there is not what is happening right now. but i can tell you that the situation has leave out calmly, reckless actions pursued by the leads of the u. s. u k. and you who are laboring under police illusions now, and they think that the welfare of their citizens and even the group of little own people outside the so called golden really. and the interests of these people are simply been relegated with the ground and inexorably western countries. are going to end up in, in economic and social crisis, which will half of them and predictable circumstances. yeah. outcomes for the rest of the world. colleagues, russia is steadily overcome in economic, financial, and technological aggression of the west. i cannot call it anything else with stabilized our currency market, our financial market research li inflation rate is going down regularly. we have a record just blows in employment rates, less than 4 percent. and

important place hoyde to we're very happy that we've managed to create this space on boost tom street. edwin, because these days there are very few venues for performances or places for artists or civil society groups to gather. hm. that's how you can go there. rehearse their meet up and be a little bit under the radar into them hot das side. it's our way of giving a little something from our side line. it's something that has perhaps sorely needed in egypt up a moment, the sun desk power, the t n. a could p. mohammed oblong korea has spent almost 50 years because his always championed and supported emerging artists. the community looks up to him. artists like allah, abdullah is currently exhibited here in the access art space. for this work, his embellished bowls that are used to mix cement with cave paintings. he draws his inspiration from the city streets. keidel have the services you meeting in the cafe is. so we all need to make this connection 1st before you and get on the art spaces or art centers. it's all in rich moments on musicians we, we, we used to have a we find the common thin

fellow citizens gave me advice from the ex-deputy of the british parliament, writer and journalist edwin little. who knows about this inexpensive tool you just need a good piece of foil, put it behind the radiator. it really works the whole room, filled with comfort and warmth, like the host of the program, who went out to protest in london, curry's optimism is not shared according to the telegraph divides the routes is preparing to freeze tariffs for all british households until 2024, when the following are expected to take place in the country parliamentary elections, thus wanting to prevent a jump in the cost of electricity scheduled for october 1. at 80% it remains just over 3 weeks. the price of the issue is 130 billion pounds from the budget andrey skvortsov to lead. every day there are arguments about what they will watch today. let's take a look at them and find out how they deal with it. everything is not so scary if there is an instruction. it's always interesting how it all starts. now you will see everything manufacturers of good things want and most importantly. joe biden sa

with turkey present. edwin and the saudis, who will so it behind the mediation in this whole process. but definitely this is something that is not, wasn't expected here came as a big surprise. that is normally the way with these exchanges. if they work out, no one really outside of the process knows that can happen until it has happened. but certainly, lots of happiness, lots of kind of happy social media posts here in ukraine. the sense that this was something that ukraine's come out with a lot of successes and basically everything it wanted the cali in hoc, if we take a brief look now at small stores are making headlines. the european union's foreign policy chief, joseph burrell, has announced that the block will impose an 8th set of sanctions against russia. the decision follows an emergency meeting, a foreign ministers, reacting to the cremeans order to mobilize reserve, ministers, an earthquake awestruck west, and mexico kennedy. at least 2 people at new mexico city officials say of damage and landslides have been reported in the state of mitchell. a can you and backed court in c

for example, a germany is chancellor sholtes met a president, edwin and the turkish president early on today. and they also talked, obviously about ukraine and russia, and it was a one topic was like the food security, alto on, played really a big role in finding the steel or was russia to export corn to some african country. so they are high ranking meetings or the new prime minister from great bit britain, for example, is going to meet joe biden. to morrow, the american president for the 1st time talking about a trade commitments between the u. k and the u. s. so there is a lot going on on the site or in the side kind of talks, but definitely, as you asked, definitely everybody is going to address ukraine. and also the question, what it would mean if the eastern regions this separatist regions would be forced to hold a referendum the dublin washington bureau chief in his pole at the un general assembly in york. thanks so much. ok. let's look at the main point of the speech, a plan by separatist authorities in russian hill part of ukraine. the whole referendums on joining russia has t

so we extend all appreciation to barristers, jennifer robinson, that jenna edwin was jenn, me, and own others. jenny, i will high loyal anti barley, danny. i will hundreds of others if i failed to mention and also mr. jimbo miller, the representative of the internet and a physician of justice for us being here today. assisting us with our submission to the courts, to my fellow brother, until a block lamb, all the families of all the palestinian london journalism, old palestine in the victim. the crimes of these radio capacious forces can go on punished. we start our proceedings here today, and we start a new chapter in our history, as the case has been presented to the international calls of justice. he always said jude what harlan would de la it is been presented to the attorney general of the father. i see, see, and we hope it will not be long before investigation is initiated. in this particular case, the assassination of journalists study in our burglar will also warn off any prolonging aud procrastination in the proceedings simply for the reason that we, as journalist and members

so for example, the german chancellor la charles just met refer turkish president, edwin. that was very important. i think a regarding the questions that how to move on within the european union. a with turkey for example. then the new prime minister of great britain met for the 1st time or with the monroe. my call for a longer sit down and she will meet a president biden, to morrow for the 1st time to talk, talk about a possible a trade agreement. so there's a lot more going on than just right in the building behind me. in this whole, our eyes and ears at the un general assembly. thank you so much. well as the you and general assembly meet the new york, there is a fresh warning that rising sea levels are one of the biggest threats of climate change. the oceans depend on and arctica, which holds 90 percent of the planets ice. now, scientists say the ice is melting much faster and previously thought this is the weights one of the world's largest glaciers. it's located in western undocked car and covered 192 square kilometers. that's an area roughly the size of senegal. like

those areas edwin's up to 25 miles an hour.lly starting to help and then it just shut down. and that's because that dome that heat dome is so powerful, but it's weakening enough that we will see slight cooling and we have seen slight cooling. tomorrow you see the yellows and the greens that's more cooling than we've seen so right around the bay. purples are one hundreds. still hot. just not nasty hot, and here's the forecast highs for tomorrow. again you can look at them. fill them in wherever you close to where you live 103 in morgan hill against going to feel like a break. believe it or not, look at thursday, temperatures pop back up again and then they cool off as we go towards the weekend. yeah cooling off doesn't really seem like 97 where you have to get this the new normal right at 11 tonight. we're learning new details about a data breach in the 49ers i t systems the team had announced a ransomware attack back in february. we learned last week that the 49ers began sending notification letters to nearly 21,000 people affe

it's trying to shake off that legacy. much of this part of the city was designed by english architect edwin luncheon. today. it's also a major tourist attraction, wide roads aligned by the parliament appellation home for the president and several museums. the government is removing what it calls, symbols of slavery. it's also spending more than one and a half $1000000000.00 on re vamping this area. opposite the aud parliament, a new one is being built. other plans include a new home for the prime minister. there are concerns about the environmental impact and poor working conditions at the site under pas giovanna. the most significant change is the underpass. it's benefited locals, tourists, every one. it's not crowded anymore and it makes the place more beautiful. papa, this is middle school. i have heard a lot about how sebastian did advance fought for india. he deserves his grand statue. i'm very happy to see it at india gate. historians see the project is part of the government's broader political goal. they have been all the time trying to project themselves as symbols of nationalism.

there is how i'll defeat active. edwin lyman is director of nuclear power safety at the union of concerned scientists. he says the i e is mission is crucial, but suspects it may not be long enough. i think this mission is very important. i just to have the ability of a 3rd party, relatively impartial group, assessing what's going on was very important. unfortunately, of the main part of the mission only seem to have lasted a few hours. there are a about 5 i. e, a, inspectors still there for a few days and there may be an enduring presence after that, but to really get a sense of all the potential damage in the state of the equipment and the state of mind of the workers there that seem really need to be there longer and to have more expensive inspection the reactors themselves are under reinforced concrete containment building. so they have some level of protection, but they are vulnerable to it, to damage to other parts of the plans that are not as well protected primarily the off site on a power source as well as the emergency on site power sources. these are not as well protected as we'v

sorry, eva edwin says that preserving peace and stability in the region is vital for his country. he's also looking to increase economic ties with visits to serbia and croatia most the loss of it. she is a geopolitical analyst and the professor at the international university of study, eva, he says, turkey is becoming an important player in the region. turkey is trying to be more present when it comes to infrastructural investments and economy. unfortunately, due to the world that we had few decades ago, now we are facing a series infrastructural problems. and unfortunately, boston and other countries are not the exception. there. we have a lot of bureaucratic apparatus which is basically preventing any of the foreign powers who would like to invest more in this region. and he now came with it with a bunch of investors and the business men from turkey and trying to basically opposition turkey in economic sense. and it is very indicative actually that he started this year steward with the boston area, which actually shows that he clearly understands the importance that boston is pl

it's trying to shake off that legacy. much of this part of the city was designed by english architect edwin luncheon today. it's also a major tourist attraction, wide roads aligned by the parliament appalachian home for the president and several museums. the government is removing what it calls, symbols of slavery. it's also spending more than one and a half $1000000000.00 on re vamping this area. opposite the old parliament, a new one is being built. other plans include a new home for the prime minister. there are concerns about the environmental impact and poor working conditions at the site under pas giovanna. the most significant change is the underpass. it's benefited locals, tourists, every one. it's not too crowded anymore and it makes the place more beautiful. papa, they say middle schools, i have heard a lot about how sebastian did advance fought for india. he deserves his grand statue. i am very happy to see it at india gate. historian said the project is part of the government's broader political goal. they have been all the time trying to project themselves as symbols of nationa