i would like to talk about the elgin - about the elgin marbles?gs — you're parliament had a series of meetings on it and decided whether or not— meetings on it and decided whether or not to _ meetings on it and decided whether or not to purchase them but now it looks _ or not to purchase them but now it looks like — or not to purchase them but now it looks like the british museum is beginning to lean towards sending them _ beginning to lean towards sending them back, and i'm very curious to see how— them back, and i'm very curious to see how this— them back, and i'm very curious to see how this plays out, because as an artist— —— art historian myself, i understand the marbles are currently displayed _ understand the marbles are currently displayed as a miami to great britain — displayed as a miami to great britain if_ displayed as a miami to great britain. if they go back to athens, they will— britain. if they go back to athens, they will once again become a monument to the athenian democracy of the _ monument to the athenian democracy of the clas

even now the reality of playing in elgin tina and most of south america is tough life. spend your time trying to convince your family to continue to support you while you are a member of the argentine national women's team. oh, you made a sexual harassment. once you get to training, if you get to training, be working your regular job, it may be working on a really in a very sub hard and conditions without locker rooms without jersey. if you are lucky enough to be one of the very, very, very, very, very, very, very few players who are able to make a living. it is not because you live in south america. if you're a south american like marta, and please in the end of your south conditions and brazil, a so bad malta even had to implore young girls to pursue the sport despite adversity in 2019 get a my epolina mines who got my if that not the fact that not really my steve, i mean what's not not so he's best plus meaning what level need of a safe michaela might have been thinking about, god bless you. and you often mean that when did you say that's a bloody day? it don't base

even now, the reality of playing in elgin tina and most of south america is tough. i spend your time trying to convince your family to continue to support you while you're a member of the argentine national women's team. um you made a sexual harassment. once you get to training, if you could get to training, be working your regular job. it may be working on a really, in a very sub hard conditions without locker rooms, without jersey. if you are lucky enough to be one of the very, very, very, very, very, very, very few players who are able to make a living. it is not because you live in south america. if you're a south american like marta who plays in the end of yourself. conditions in brazil is so bad. marta even had to implore young girls to pursue the sport despite adversity in 2019 a kid a might epolina mines ethical law mice at that role. the fact that not really my st . let me move latino. so he's go back. but i mean, you know, who write down what we'll need, but i saved move. i don't want my, the from thinking about don't, because you hadn't, you good you boug

morning, hibler attacked and invaded russia suddenly, with our declaration of war, without even an elgin made him the german bomb raining down from the sky above the russians in russian danger. if therefore, our danger and the danger of the united states 2 days later us president roosevelt awesome gives a speech supporting the ussr. but there are other political forces in the united states. territory makes his speech in december of 41 and the senate is as if the russians are winning wishing to port the germans at the germans. or when we support the russians and that way, let them destroy each other. there was that kind of sentiment in the west at this time. dangerous destructive, roosevelt wound stolen of japan's intention to attack the soviet union. but soviet intelligence reports thanked the via tank is still in doubt. it's imperative that the u. s. makes it clear to japan that if they attack the soviet union will have support but the british and american authorities will not support the ussr. the u. s. military assurance, roosevelt that germany quickly conquer russia and the way to th

tony cheng elgin's or 6 palestinian schools in occupied east jerusalem of facing closure. these really ministry of education has revoke their permanent licenses saying that textbooks teach what i called hate an incitement. natasha go name visited one of the schools for palestinian children. history isn't just learned from the pages of a school textbook. it is the memories and stories their mother's father's and grand parents ensure they never forget. it is their experiences living under israeli occupation. mohammed abu al debate, who's in the 10th grade, is also learning about how history can be rewritten. i learned from the sub policy, teaches me that if something like this happens in the future, not to keep silent or think this is normal. i have to protest like i am now and stand against the occupation and say hello all of that. the listener. in july, the israeli education ministry revoked the permanent licenses of 6 palestinian schools in occupied east jerusalem. the education minister declined. i request for an interview, but in a statement she says the schools are usi

welcome back to elgin 0. what is your reaction to the unfolding events in gaza? well, i think it's safe to say that it was manufactured. this crisis been pushed for this escalation, very wilfully and very persistent. it carried out repeatedly into west bank cities and refugee camps assassinated several young activists and killed several children as well and civilians. and then the change a prominent political leader of the palestinian islamic jihad declaring a state of emergency almost in the southern section. and in the area close to the gods, the border and then assassinate the prominent leader of the pharmacy in gaza. all the while there was no response from it's not actually had there was no response from. 5 and so this was a premeditated escalation by the israeli government. and i think that it said that this has to be viewed in the context of the competition for the upcoming elections . and you're wanting to prove that he can be tough on palestinian. he can kill me in the. a even though he doesn't have a military or security background, what you're hearing

tony chang elgin's or the launch of nasa's much anticipated optimist rocket has been postponed because of last minute technical problems. it would have been the u. s. space agencies 1st major step towards mand moon mission in 50 years. but engineers encountered an issue with one of the engines pushing back the launch for at least 4 days. i know reco has more from the kennedy space center in florida. officials here at the kennedy space center have confirmed that a hydrogen leak involving one of the 4 engines of the space launch system or s l less of the ordinance. one mission poses enough of a problem to force the agency to delay the mission authorities here in cape canaveral, we're expecting anywhere between 100000 half a 1000000 spectators to be in attendance for today's launch. so you can imagine the scale of, of the disappointment by so many people who are expecting to see the launch of the most powerful rocket nasa has ever constructed. now this by no means represents a failure, but it does mean that the launch of artemus one will be delayed to no sooner than friday, september 2nd.

initiative will cost, what it will be hoping it will riley, the courtesy and the economy. patrice elgin's, eda, free town center legal ah . georgia al jazeera, i'm kim fidel. these, the top stories, humans exit general antonio terrace is due to meet ukraine's president vladimir zalinski and turkeys leader. friendship type ottawa on the talks, olivia will focus on grain exports and the safety of europe's largest nuclear power plant to res mo, has more from livid at the other issue that has comment here. the possibility of finding a political solution to this ongoing war. the presence of the turkish presidency is crucial in a way he has tried to have a deal at least twice in the past, between ukrainian and russian. he has failed. this could be the 3rd time he met with resident or of lobby me to put in earlier this month. and so she and he suddenly coming here, hopefully as many people here of the possibly of talking peace. another strike has been reported on ukraine's 2nd largest city of kerchief. on wednesday, 7 people were killed and 16 injured in a russian missile attack on a dormitory.

than saft, ordered from abroad. zack up artillio is it that the courts of the united states rule in elgin tina that is a venezuela, massive. we have the ownership papers and it is an aeroplane that was going around the world providing service behind my doro, are the voices of the venezuelan people, calling for the plane and its crew to be returned immediately in the line as my mind set in today and we are going to deliver a document to the argentine embassy, requesting speed in the pronouncement and in the return, not only of the plane, but also of the crew that weatherly represents venezuela. telling one government to ground the plane of another and detain its crew is already a controversial and scandalous move. but what's more scandalous is that this is not the 1st time it's happened back in 2013. washington pulled the same stunt with the president of bolivia himself. he said it, they said it was due to technical issues. but after speaking to the authorities, we found out that there was some unfounded suspicion that mister snowden was on the plane of lamar. we don't know who invented th

tony cheng elgin's or un humanitarian chief as appeals, the international donors to a store, a to afghanistan, martin griffith sworn. the country is facing multiple crises, including a dia, economic situation, drought, and deepening poverty. he was speaking during a special session to discuss the situation in afghanistan. close to 19000000 people are facing acute levels of food insecurity. including 6000000 people at risk of famine. more than half of the population, some 24000000 people need humanitarian assistance and an estimated 3000000 children are acutely mom nourished. they conclude over 1000000 children estimated to be suffering from the most severe life threatening form of malnutrition without specialized treatment. these children could die. europe's biggest street party is underway in london for the 1st time in 3 years. more than a 1000000 people are expected to join. the crowds of notting hill carnival is usually held every august but took place online for the past 2 years. because of the pandemic. so the guy again has more. ah, it's loud. it's raucous, and it's back. the notting hi

this is why i was in elgin, oregon, two weeks ago. i went with the men and women of the lg veneer plant -- elgin veneer plant. i will make sure the remaining timber companies are treated with respect, not try to put them out of business. i was involved try to get deq to not shut the mill down and the two hunted 30 direct mail -- direct mill jobs and all the vendors who work around the mill. we managed to get that stop. i was involved. the second thing is the value add. i was down at a mill watching products being put out. my grandmother butchered pigs and said we used everything but the oink. i came up in the timber burgers and -- the timber business and we burned the slash. we don't do that anymore. the most important thing we can do is manage the forest and not let the place burned down every year. that contributes to global warming and carbon emissions. we have to work with our federal partners to make sure they manage their forest effectively. we need to put the fires out. then we need to get the opportunity to fully manage by thi

rob mcbride, elgin's era, sol, now scientists in australia and the u. s. are hoping to bring the tasmanian tiger back from extinction, also known as the fire scene. the last animal died in captivity in 1936. researches want to take stem cells my living species with similar dna and then use gene editing to create an animal for a similar to a tasmanian tiger. ah .

al jazeera mind about top stories, rashaw and iraqi security forces have attacked a vehicle carry elgin's here as crew in baghdad. the self have been covering protest by supporters of influential shiite leader would talk to outside of iraqi police were trying to disperse, such as supporters who stormed the presidential palace itself. that cider announced he would permanently resign from politics. the army has imposed a curfew. iran president deborah, him or you see has made a public address to mark his 1st year in office. he said he's had a challenge a year from an economic crisis caused by years of sanctions to negotiations to restore the 2050 new to bill. boss jibari has more now from tara president abraham racy, held a news conference to highlight his government's achievements. but also defended iran's nuclear program in hampton was alone was because you missed from the beginning the zionist regime didn't want us to have access to nuclear science. but it's become part of our country. you can take it from us. the zionists did all the code to stop us to kill our scientists, but we didn't

they are packing up and on the move. zane bas ravi elgin's era shook our poor district sim pakistan. the coil either is in the town of judson dye in northern buck as thought were people forced to flee as flood waters threatened their homes, after wreaking have organ. baloo, just on and the southern province of the florida now reeking, have all, and i will fill up probably in the district of georgia and or share it off a badly head. as you can see, more people are now taking refuge on the i'm one more direct link for our do it bought. the gods have been for the last 3 days and pro i share sometime during most of the how did that already on the water, on both sides of the road, what we've been able to see it entire, religious and dated on the award to remain the guide in order dry, how does the family go out? we are open skies. we need dense and bedding. as we have lost our entire belongings, the flood has washed away everything. they've been able to bring out their life by the garage, the country over 70000 missing. and that is going to be a huge loss when you think about the fact tha

the elgin veneer plant. as governor, i can make sure the regulatory agencies treat the amazed -- the remaining timber companies with respect and help them comply with the law, not try to put them out of business. i was involved getdeq to not shut those mills down plus all of the ancillary workers and suppliers and vendors that work around that mill all staff they were hell-bent on enclosing that bill and we managed to get that stopped and i was actively involved in that. the second thing is the value added. i was watching the products being turned out that would build a new roof at pdx and my grandmother used which are pigs and she says we used everything but theoink. i came up in the timber business. we make value added products and the most important thing we can do is to manage air force and not let the place turned down every year which contributes to global warming and carbon emissions. with got to manage our forests to make sure they manage -- are managed effectively. we need to put the fires out and g

celtics team to another nba championship against a heavily favored lakers team that feature jerry west elgines, we'll chamber after winning their 11th title together. russell and now owner only all back celebrated in the victorious locker room i know. but to say what in your mind right now been a great bunch of guys, you know. way to pay for me like i would take that the world. it would be russell's final game as a player. his numbers upon retirement. >> 5 mvp awards. 12 all star appearances and rebounding average of 22 and a half per game. and of course, those 11 championships. he was inducted hall of fame in 1975. his first year of eligibility. >> what russell was much more than one of the all-time greatest plate was a man of conscious and a pioneer when african american superstar. during a time when much of america was still building up to the image of a black man as a leader and in the spot he made his and spoke his mind. we have put in me of the team player was also the epitome of the independent >> we helped pave the way for the modern nba >> respect russell commands in the modern nba

peter. charlie, i'm a reporter from elgin's here is investigated unit. we created gun roads estrella as a front to infiltrate the pro gun lobby and to understand how they operate. i guess for develop the all right, i want hear louisville. there are a conference. thanks for listening. say over 3 years, roger film with concealed cameras, pending over hundreds of hours of hidden camera recordings. with at the hotel in washington dc the one nation delegation relaxes with raja as it prepares for potentially game changing meetings with the gun lobby and they happy that the media is well out of sight. i thought i dont like to revise the way and i got on with james ashby is a key political strategist and chief of staff for the right wing party. he wants t n r a to provide one nation with its electoral clout and know how b r i want to validate. obs lease. that's one. stop to love to get my hands on through. if i can help us with that, i should be good. his colleague, steve dixon, dreams about what he do with lots of money, living like a drug lord with an arsenal

. ♪ ♪♪ >> the house voted to push through nearly 740 elgin dollar inflation reduction act a key votee senate side with democratic senator joe mansion voters in his home state are speaking out. hillary vaughn is in washington on that. >> good evening. we went to west virginia and talked to a few people that think the inflation reduction act will bring prices down for them. we talked with a lot of people that were not buying it and do not think that it will do anything to bring prices down and a lot of them are not happy with their senator joe mansion who helped go she ate the deal. >> do you think that that will bring prices down? >> i think it well. i think it will. >> put your money where your mouth is. i will believe it when i see it. >> generally like joe mansion, generally respect his opinion on a lot of things. joe, you are wrong on this one. this is not going to help us. we are going to actually see more inflation come about because of this right now. spending causes inflation. [inaudible] i think things will not get any better unless there is a change in november. maybe there

. > >> team pilot from elgin, trying trying to make history.-old wants to become the youngest pilot to fly around the so low. reporter michele gile ct up with him during a pit stop. >> how was it? >> very good, thank you. it was very nice flight. >> reporter: the 17-year-old, who was -- in his attempt to set to set a record, got a kick out of passing by the hollywood sign sign monday morning. mack weatherford has gone from northern to southern california in the latest leg of the journey journey and made a lunch and fuel stop at the john wayne airport. >> welcome to orange county and john wayne airport. delighted to to have you with us. >> reporter: the teenager from n from belgian began his quest in, in bulgaria. in a few weeks, he hopes to complete his circle ard the globe and be the youngest solo pilot to ever achieve such a huge endeavor. >> i was in japan, that is a hue lead toward the u.s. so i had to to add extra tanks for that one. and i did a 10 hour flight over to -- island, completely uninha. completely uninhabited. i'm a single perso

you can see it come on the street today, and that's because throughout the day we've seen church elgin, some business leaders walking around the young people trying to explain to them the constitution of king try and explain to them how the court posted the work. and basically saying to them that this was going to happen to one of the prostate and stay calm. and that's getting old since then year into soon. but generally people are more concerned also about the economy. a lot of businesses have been close for a couple of days, not because of the uncertainty, and they're waiting for some kind of scientific in reopen and move forward. can you as whole, most people in this country are struggling with high inflation. the rising cost of living and this instability, the limbo, isn't helping them. people will say to retire to being in election. the country has to move forward. so it's not just to get to me the, the economy all over the country. but of course didn't get support. yeah, we'll be watching that quote process as a closely and of course they hoping that he comes out to win one. the

him or missing arms and heads and all that stuff in there and >> state may be those that with the elgin marbles that greece that'll do it for kron. 4 news at 9. catherine heenan standing by for what's coming up at 10. see. you cannot. coming up at 10 o'clock. >> 2 people have been arrested and charged with murder for the murder of an uber driver in oakland's little saigon neighborhood. how people in that neighborhood say this is a step towards making the community safer and we'll safe injection sites make communities like oakland and san francisco say for that snow up to the governor to decide. we'll hear from both sides of that issue ahead. the 10 o'clock. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news. >> 10 thanks. both of voted to doing that job. that have the experience, a loss >> like it. >> now at 10 police make a long-awaited arrest in the killing of an east bay uber driver. what we know about the 2 men arrested for the crime tonight. good evening. thanks for joining us for kron. 4 news at 10. i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan. 52 year

john 100 al jazeera, odessa ukraine for more now on the ship's journey, elgin harrison and cassandra has more from assemble. we are expecting, thus, the journey is going to be around 22230 c miles. so the 1st ship left or the support, and we are expecting some more ships leaving their ports and joining with the zone a vessel somewhere in the black sea and like a small like a corner of vessels they are expected to reach the shores of its stumble up on the north, the black sea shores of assembled before they enter the bath for a straight. there is an end garage, a. we are all ships, all vessels always anchored there before they get their paperworks done. before entering the truck is trace, and for this special vessels carrying ukrainian grains, they will be inspected by a un un let the legation when they anchor off there, the vessel is expected to anchor off. on the shores of its stumble around 12 gmc, which is around 3 pm local, normally in and i deal world in a, in a, a start in an established system. these kinds of inspections take around 3 to 4 hours. but as this is the 1st crossin

tony cheng elgin's or there's been no record heat in jordan's capital of a man just to your world whether update well for locked into a dangerous heat wave for parts of jordan. so right off the bat, the scene in a man, people trying to keep cool here, got this truck going around with water. not a bad idea. certainly we consider how high the temperatures have been. let's paint the colors on dark, the red, the higher the temperature. there is a bond at 40 degrees your 2nd 3rd day in a row, and this is a prolonged stretch of heat. so temperature. sure. they'll come down a bit. let's not forget thursday, september, so you should be about $31.00 degrees this time the years, so while above average and it will continue for the next little while the rest of the middle east is looking like this. the winds are shifting around in the gulf. so we're going to see the humidity go up. let's go in for a closer look there. that's usually an indication when temperatures come down, the humidity rises. so joe has got a high 30 degrees and those are those winds coming off the golf. so just imagine if you put

so cuz you're in elgin tina, out of latin american need is see the selection. how important is it to them as well? what happens in the n? well, brazil is a latin, america's largest economy and most of latin america, while lula was president, the relationship was much better than with la able sonata. ah, now we have a sway in latin america, so you have well present. i'll battle for the man this here from argentina. his 1st speech, when he was inaugurated was directed to lula. what the time was in jail and was had been banned from running the 2018 ah elections on corruption chargers which have since then been overturned. ah, then you have the president of columbia and the one from chilly. they both say they sympathize more with lula, but well, well, we'll work with whoever gets selected. so now there's a, there's a group of, of people here in south america that openly prefer lula. but we'll, we'll see that they'll still wait to see what happens. and they'd still 2 months go, as you say, let's bring in milson franco job him. he's a professor until you're alone. so

tony cheng elgin's or iran sprays of n d braimer e c has made a public address to mark his 1st year in office. he said he had a challenging year from an economic crisis caused by years of sanctions to negotiations to restore the 2015 nuclear deal. dosage of berry report from tara president everett bracy held a news conference to highlight his government's achievements, but also defended iran nuclear program. you know, how can was hello most regime in from the beginning design is regime didn't want us to have access to nuclear science. but it's become part of our country. you can take it from us. the zionists did all the code to stop us to kill our scientists, but we didn't stop. none of their actions will be able to stop us. this is an absolute right of iran. oh, he came to office more than a year ago, promising to fight corruption and restore iranians trust in their government. cobalt. abraham bracy was the former head of her aunt's judiciary and no one the presidential election. securing nearly 63 percent of the votes in the lowest turnout since the 1979 revolution, only 49 percent o

detail they have given so far, liz truss was out and about in scotland today, at a distillery near elgin's notjust scottish independence. they will have to make a case for building the scottish economy, and what she said is she wants to turbo—charge businesses and investments, drive growth and export. rishi sunak was also out and about today, in stone haven and aberdeenshire, and what he said was he wants to be more inclusive and wants civil servants in scotland to come to meetings. he said he would have his department working throughout the whole of the united kingdom. that would include scotland and wales as well. these are the kind of tasters they've given us today, so i think they will be questioned on that. we'll expand that later. we have heard from the snp today, saying both rishi sunak and liz truss are boosting independence with arrogant and out of touch policies. i think we will wait and hearfrom both of touch policies. i think we will wait and hear from both candidates this evening, and that will take place over the next couple hours. thank you very much, alexander mackenzie �

earlier today i i haven't heard about earlier today liz truss was chartering a distillery close to elgine have heard from the snp today and they of said neither candidate has provided a solution to the cost of living crisis. they said whoever ends up in number ten would just bolster support for independence. thank you very much. good to speak to you. i know you will talk to us again later this evening about the event and more details on the bbc ten o'clock news. the high court has told that ministers who backed the high court to rwanda. that the rwandan government tortures and kills political opponents. the warning, from a foreign office expert, came weeks before the government tried and failed to send asylum seekers to rwanda. migrants who were identified for the flight are challenging attempts to keep the official�*s views secret. our legal correspondent dominic casciani has been at the high court, and has been explaing how these comments emerged. these comments have emerged today at the high court ahead of next month's's make—or—break challenge. no flight has left yet, and it won't un

we saw liz truss out and about there in elgin at a distillery.hat nicola sturgeon would like to have one at the end of next year. now, liz truss has said about nicola sturgeon that it's better to ignore her and that she is an attention seeker and liz truss says the hc as a child of the union. —— she is a child of the union. she grew up in scotland and indeed she went to primary school near paisley and glasgow and she has said that the 201a referendum was once in a generation, as the snp had said at the time, and she said that the nations should be working together. she said the uk needs scotland as much in scotland means the united kingdom. she is also said that the scottish government must be held accountable for what she describes as failures in education and also in health. and rishi sunak agrees on theissue health. and rishi sunak agrees on the issue of no second independence referendum. he wants the scottish government to face greater scrutiny by the uk parliament and he has said that he would ensure that the scottish government is held more

in elgin, illinois this is karen, democrats line. caller: hi. i wanted to make a comment.the veteran segment, i am a veteran. i served for the u.s. army active duty from 1989 until 1993. the lady that called in that was 61 years old, homeless and had been raped. that was really hard to hear. may be in the future may be something more consolatory and not interrupt and ask what her question was. i know you have to manage the time but when it is a story like that, it is pretty rough. it would be better if you could let her finish. it is obvious she needed help. that is my comment. i am a fellow veteran trying to help another veteran. host: i hear you. i appreciate that. we will hear from grace in newton, new jersey, independent line. grace in new jersey. caller: my call might be similar. i am a jersey girl. i am agreeing with the gentleman, the last independent that called that was talking about what is happening in wisconsin with president trump. i am a senior. i have been a republican my entire life. in may, when -- i was gradually leaving the republican party. i am a big s