our very own gio benitez is there live with all the details. hello, gio. it's monday, august 29th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> so gio said he got about five hours of sleep. he's ready to go. he's got his green tea. >> welcome to the club. right? >> i'm super excited for this story. this is history. >> it really is. he is joining us live as an insomniac, a fellow insomniac. look, you saw there a little bit of his live shot there. it's, like, 2:30 in the morning. very dark, but his smile brightening up the evening. >> it will brighten up any day. they're still watching the weather, but hopefully it's going to be a "go." you were in florida over the weekend. we said you should have just stayed there. you have maybe -- >> maybe gone and seen a rocket launch. i know with my luck, if i had gone there, there's going to be bad weather and then it will be pushed back to next week. that's how these things the usually go. no. not now. i'm not bringing that juju in here. we have had some good luck happening. >> keep it to yourself. >> the

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great to have gio and amy with me. we got the blue memo. >> yeah, all dreaming of the caribbean right now. >> where george and michael probably are right now. >> we're here in new york city. happy to be here. >>> we have a lot to get to this morning, including that win for the white house. president biden expected to sign the democrats' big spending will in just a couple hours. what it will mean for you, we'll have a lot more on that. >>> but we begin here this morning over that battle over that fbi seizure of documents from former president trump's florida home. with trump now calling for the release of the unredacted affidavit behind the search. >> the justice department is fighting to keep the affidavit under seal, saying releasing it could jeopardize the ongoing criminal investigation that has potential implications for national security. our senior national correspondent terry moran is in washington with more for us. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, robin. this morning, former president trump is bat

the size of gio's head.r or five minutes until you get that golden crust. let that braise for about three or four hours until it becomes beautiful fork tender and pullable. you can get this. the rolls, and stuff like that which is the chicago-famous topping, pickled, fermented packed in oil with all the things. you get this all online in beef kits, italian beef kits and stuff, but we're going to mimic this with that. now we build. . >> there we go. make the sandwich. >> look at this big, beautiful, braised meat. now we dip it. >> dip it. >> a roll of choice or bread? sour dough or -- >> it has to be an italian roll from chicago, made in chicago. it has a certain protein content that can handle the gravy, right? we call it gravy or au jus. when you order beef, it's going to be beef. what do you want? sweet peppers or hot peppers? what would you like? >> a little of both. >> you want sweet and hot, and you want it wet or dry? >> i'll go wet. >> you're just -- there we go. i always want hot and wet as well. you

gio?terry, thank you for that. >>> we're going to turn now to author salmon rushdie, recovering from what his son called life-threatening injuries after being stabbed multiple times while giving a lecture. mola lenghi is outside where he is being treated this morning. mola, good morning. >> reporter: gio, good morning. rushdie remains in critical condition after that deadly attack, stabbed nearly a dozen times. his agent telling abc news he is on that long road to recovery though. as you mentioned, his family saying those injuries are life-changing. this morning signs of hope for author salman rushdie after a brutal attack. his family encouraged that the 75-year-old author is off a ventilator and able to speak. his son writing, though his life-changing injuries are severe, his usual feisty and defiant sense of humor remain intact. life-changing injuries includes a punctured liver and severed nerve. likely to lose an eye after being stabbed in western new york. authorities say a 24-year-old

gio? >>> now to rudy giuliani set to testify today as a target of a criminal investigation into potentially illegal attempts to interfere in the 2020 general election in georgia. steve osunsami is outside the courthouse in atlanta. steve, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, gio. this specially purposed grand jury meeting here in atlanta doesn't have the power to charge anyone with a crime, but it does have the power to investigate one and force witnesses no matter how big they are to show up, and that's what's happening today here with the former mayor of new york. rudy giuliani has been ordered by the court to appear and answer questions under oath behind closed doors over claims that he helped spread wild stories about the 2020 election here in order to help his client, president trump, to try and overturn the election results. his lawyers say he has been told he is a target of this investigation. giuliani, most famously sat before lawmakers here and shared a video that he sa

here is gio benitez.g's gma first look, watch this video showing a paraglider narrowly escaping death. >> oh my god! gio: kevin philip's thousands of feet in the air when there appears to be turbulence. his chute tangling in the sky as he free falls down. >> i tried an aerobatic maneuver, and my left hand got stuck in the riser. gio: moments before hitting the ground, philip is finally able to deploy his rescue she. >> actually copped as his rescue shoot -- rescue chute. >> i did not realize i was falling because there was a lot of other things to take care of. i did everything to avoid an impact. gio: at 7:00 a.m., more from our interview with this incredible survivor. i'm gio benitez with your gma first look. kumasi: the warriors are showing off their new statement addition uniforms they will be wearing next season. they feature a jersey showcasing golden state, the first time the warriors have appeared to prominent -- so prominently since 1975. you will see young stars showing them off year. the warrio

gio benitez from florida tonight. >>> and uvalde strong. the football game that meant everything to a community that's been through so much. >>> good evening, everyone. thanks so much for joining us on this sunday. i'm linsey davis. we begin tonight with the search of mar-a-lago and the increasing concerns over potential damage to national security. top intelligence officials are now assessing the risk and conducting a classification review of the boxes of material seized from former president trump's home. when agents executed a search warrant at mar-a-lago earlier this month, they took 11 sets of classified documents. we now know from the heavily redacted affidavit released this week that the fbi suspected as early as this spring that trump and his team still had classified documents in his possession. rmsident trump insists he did nothing wrong. today several republicans said they want to see more information. abc's white house correspondent maryalice parks leads us off tonight from the department of justice. >> reporter: tonight, as top

gio benitez is covering the launch from cape canaveral. gio: they were the images that captured a nation half a century ago. the apollo launches to the moon. america is set to make history again, sending a spacecraft built for humans even farther, hoping someday soon we can stay there. >> what is it like for you personally to be here witnessing this moment in this role as the head of nasa? >> it is humbling. gio: bill nelson is the nasa administrator who spent six days in space in 1986. >> all of this is in preparation to build and develop the technology to go to mars. gio: here is how it works. on monday morning sometime between 8:33 a.m. and 10:33 a.m. eastern, nasa's new space launch system, the most powerful rock in the world, will fly for the first time if all goes as planned, carrying the orion capsule with it. orion will take three days to get to the moon, fly around it, then come back home, 42 days in total. the return home is what nasa will be looking at very closely to eventually bring humans back safely. >> you can the heatshiel

gio benitez tonight. thank you, gio. >>> now to growing scrutiny this evening on the buffalo bills and the nfl after that college football standout was dropped by the bills amid those rape accusations. here's abc's eva pilgrim tonight. >> reporter: tonight, tough questions for the buffalo bills after rookie punter matt araiza was released from the team over the weekend after he was accused of raping a teenager while in college. >> at this time, we just think it's the best move for everyone to move on from matt. >> reporter: a lawsuit filed last week accuses araiza along with two former teammates of raping a 17-year-old at an off-campus halloween party at san diego state university last fall. the accuser speaking to kpbs. >> they threw me down onto the bed face down, and they took turns assaulting me. >> reporter: the alleged attack lasting about an hour and a half. the teen's father says she went to the police and the hospital. his attorney asked that we blur his face to protect his daughter's identity. >

>> exciting new phase, gio, thanks so much. abc news will carry the launch live monday morning. the launch window opens at 8:33 eastern. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight." the rain allegations against a buffalo bills rookie. stay with us. to severe rheumatoid arthritis or active psoriatic arthritis and... take. it. on. with rinvoq. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that tackles pain, stiffness, swelling. for some, rinvoq significantly reduces ra and psa fatigue. it can stop irreversible joint damage. and rinvoq can leave skin clear or almost clear in psa. that's rinvoq relief. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal; cancers, including lymphoma and skin cancer; death, heart attack, stroke, and tears in the stomach or intestines occurred. people 50 and older with at least one heart disease risk factor have higher risks. don't take if allergic to rinvoq as serious reactions can occur. tell your doctor if you are or may become pregnant. ask your rheumatologist about rinvoq relief. rinvoq. make

our live report with gio benitez is down there, of course.t's coming up. >> there's something about space that makes all of us feel like young kids. where the world is ahead of you. >> and the possibilities. >> yes. >>> also ahead, mississippi governor tate reeves declaring a state of emergency after record-setting rainfall last week, and the flooding expected to continue as we anticipate the pearl river will crest tomorrow. >>> but we start with the new developments following the fbi's search on donald trump's residence. a federal judge hinting that she will yield to the trump team's request for a special master to review the documents seized from mar-a-lago. let's get right to abc's maryalice parks at the justice department. maryalice, good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning. yeah, the judge reviewing this request from the trump team has now asked the government to submit their arguments in the case, but she wrote yesterday that she has, quote, preliminary intent to grant this request. overnight, a federal judge in florida scheduling

here's abc's gio benitez. >> reporter: nasa's goal is to establish a permanent moon base that will be the gateway to mars and beyond. >> we're going to the lunar south pole where we're hoping to find in-situ sources we can use. we're planning to set up a base camp there on the surface of the moon and develop technologies and operational practices that will set us up to go further on to mars. >> reporter: and a next-generation space race is brewing. this time, not between the u.s. and russia but nasa spacex and china's secretive moon mission. all that starts with nasa's first artemis test flight monday that will send an uncrewed spacecraft around the moon to edge sure all systems are go before the first mission with astronauts aboard in 2024. to get there, nasa will be using its highly anticipated space launch system, or sls. it's the world's most powerful rocket, 36 stories high and exceeds the mighty saturn v of the apollo program in many ways. >> we have a lot going on, but we need to stop and be in that moment and celebrate that success because the team that makes that possible, th

abc's gio benitez at kennedy space center. >> reporter: tonight, scrubbed. two major issues on the launchpad forcing nasa's launch director to delay the highly anticipated artemis 1 launch to the moon. >> a scrub for today. >> reporter: issue number one, one of the four engines wasn't cooling down to the proper temperature. that's a critical step to avoid a catastrophic launch. >> that is the whole reason for this test flight. to make sure it's as safe as possible. >> reporter: that engine has flown on six shuttle missions starting in 2006. but right now, engineers do not believe the engine needs to be replaced. issue number two, a crack in a vent valve in the inner tank. >> if we can resolve this oper operationally out on the pad in the next 24 hours, 72 horses, friday is definitely in play. >> reporter: this test launch will be the first time the most powerful rocket in the world takes flight, sending the orion capsule into space to orbit the moon, and make sure it's safe for astronauts in 2024. it's been 12 years in the making with an estimated end price

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>> good to know, gio, thank you. >>> next tonight, the crisis at the border. two more buses carrying asylum seekers from texas arriving in new york city, greeted with handshakes and offered food and shelter. new york's mayor eric adams and texas governor greg abbott to - coordinate the arrivals. in the meantime, the city is launching "project open arms" to help migrant children enroll in school. here's mola lenghi. >> reporter: tonight, migrants seeking asylum arrive at all hours in new york city. officials are racing to come up with a plan to help care for them. >> we've opened 13 hotels to increase our capacity, and we're looking at every single option that we have. >> reporter: officials say more than 6,000 have come already in the last three months. early this morning, two buses from texas pulling into the port authority in manhattan carrying 78 people. among them, at least 15 children, one just 2 months old. and a pregnant woman days from delivery. she was taken to a hospital. "nightline" meeting 18-year-old amaro just after he got here last week. "i'm st

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good morning, gio. >> reporter: hey, cecilia, good morning.ise ship actually taken out of service for 2 1/2 months. now this morning some long awaited vacations are up in the air. this morning, yet another industry hit by staffing shortages. one major cruise line now revealing it's canceled at least 11 voyages because it just doesn't have enough employees. princess cruises canceling the sailings on one ship, the "diamond princess" from september 1st through mid-november. the cruise line saying, this will provide us with the additional time needed to overcome our labor challenges. >> they felt they could not offer 100% of the level of experience that they wanted to provide. by november they feel that they'll be in a good place to be able to offer a 100% experience because they don't want anyone to experience any deficiencies on any of their ships. >> reporter: maggie matta is a repeat princess customer and was scheduled to sail on the "diamond princess" in about a month with her family, but now her trip has been canceled. >> i was shocked. i'm

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on russia, the latest figures from the alliance for international medical action and gio point to a drastic threat for people in africa's sahu region. according to the data, almost 1000000 africans could die due to a lack of funding. as international aid is now mainly being delivered to ukraine, the angio also says that the african region is facing the worst food security crisis in a decade with more than 38000000 people in danger. as a 40 percent increase compared to last year. however, some us officials are trying to pin the blame for the situation on russia over a cwc9xw people with insecure after a while since rushes unprovoked war, full scale invasion and ukraine, we estimate number hood rise 230000000. that would mean that more than 40000000 people will have become insecure since president chose to invade his neighbor and the other layer. however, the problem is a cause farming on not new, including droughts, now also the worst in decades, as well as military conflicts with extreme mr. movement, still ravaging some areas. in addition, western sanctions have complicates the shipments o

. ♪ >>> el problema del bajo invento gio altos coso nos es exclusivo de la comprado vivienda al alquilari una de las ciudades con el mayor aumento en alquileres a nivel nacional es empleada de una empresa de telefonÍa a tiempo completo pero no le alcanza. >>> tengo que hacer trabajos extras, hago transports a mis compaÑeras de trabajo, les cobro menos de los que cuesta un uber para ayudarlas a ellas y para ayudarme yo. hago estas cosas >>> el precio de la renta a nivel nacional ha aumentado en un 9 % entre julio del 2021 y el mismo mes de 2022 la ciudad de new york lidera la lista con el mayor aumento en el precio del alquiler de vivienda con dos habitaciones en el Último aÑo han aumentado 44 % a un promedio de casi 4150 dÓlar al mes y le sigue miami con el 49 % con media de 330 dÓlares y en tampa subiÓ 34 % con un promedio de 2030 al mes. >>> los factores que han contribuido a que los estadounideneses se vean obligados a hacer sacrificios, son? >>> texas y florida y una migraciÓn bastante agresiva y en los Últimos diez aÑos realmente los constructores han dejado de construir no han cons

here's abc's gio benitez. ♪ it's not the same as it was ♪ ♪ as it was ♪ >> reporter: as it was, or asum "harry's house" is a huge success. his world tour, his fashion collection with gucci, and a blossoming movie career. ♪ watermelon sugar high ♪ >> reporter: he is front and center on the cover of "rolling stone" magazine's global issue. and that means he's the first-ever cover star to appear simultaneously across all of "rolling stone's" 14 international editions. styles opening up about his upcoming role in the film "my policeman." >> you can sense the waves. you know how strong they are. >> reporter: the film, out in october, set in the uk in the 1950s when it was still illegal to be in a same-sex relationship. styles telling "rolling stone" it's obviously pretty unfathomable to think, oh, you couldn't be gay, that was illegal. i think everyone, including myself, has your own journey figuring out sexuality and getting more comfortable with it. >> he starts to be somebody completely quiet online. to see him open up about so many things, including his relationship with olivia wilde,

gio benitez is at the kennedy space center with the latest.d morning, gio. >> reporter: hey there, george, good morning to you. nasa engineers found two problems with the rocket and they are working on fixing that right now. let's go ahead and show you what those issues are right now. the first issue here has to do with the engine. one of the four engines wasn't cooling down to the proper temperature and that is critical. we know that engine has flown since 2006 on six shuttle missions. now the second issue has to do with a crack in a vent valve in the inner tank. nasa says if these issues can be fixed within the next 48 to 72 hours, they can try to launch to the moon again on friday for that historic mission. again, no humans on board because this is a test launch. now, engineers are going to be looking at this very, very closely today to see how much work has to be done. michael? >> all right, thank you so much for that, gio. >>> and now we are going to serena williams. she's not going into retirement without a fight. the 23-time grand slam

gio benitez is live at the kennedy space center.re questions about when it will even take off. >> reporter: hey, mike. the launch director just made that dreaded call. this launch has been scrubbed for today. let's take a look at the rocket right now on the launch pad. that's the sls, the space launch system. the most powerful rocket in the world. it's the first time this rocket was set to fly. nasa discovered a major issue with one of the engines. we lost a significant amount of time after overnight weather issues. then they found a leak in the hydrogen tank. it appears they resolved some issues overnight, but not the engine. when it lawunches the capsule will go around the moon and back. the earliest opportunity to try again is try day. engineers are still looking at this to make sure it's safe and they can do it. guys? >>> a lot more coming up on "gma" including the 10-year-old who jumped into action to save his mom from drowning. we'll tell you what they're saying this morning. >>> the reaction this morning after the buffalo bil

how dry the restrictions on water use introduced in spain according to a study by the journal nature giohe kingdom has suffered from the most dry climate for the last at least 1.200 years in gallisia. catalonia andalusia. the reservoirs are filled to 40. a state of emergency has been declared in verona, for example, drinking water can only be used for essential daily needs. so, for example, cooking other cities disabled fountains are forbidden to wash cars water the garden in the ancient near bologna. mayor. even forbade the hairdresser to wash his hair twice customers to save water. by the way, this situation led to an unexpected discovery in a river that had become shallow from lack of water in the region , a shell of the second world war was already discovered by specialists who had decontaminated this 450 kg of swords. thanks for direct communication from the heat-stricken drought and europe was my colleague regina sebastianova. copenhagen will provide ukraine with another 110 million euros in aid. this was stated by the prime minister of denmark metta. frede, alexandra local authori

and gio urshela here in the 50's going to pop a flare to right. mike tracking it down a year ago.he giants season in a nutshell. he whiffs on it, smacks it into the stands for an rbi ground-rule double 6 straight batters reached base in the 5th. ending this with the dagger jake cave. he gets the hit into right field. 2 more runs come into score. and guess what? twins win this one. 83 just an ugly series out there in minneapolis this weekend. the giants get swept. now. they come home for 3 against the padres in that will pretty much make or break the little hope. they have left at a postseason run after the game. gabe kepler, he is still positive. he said it ain't over till it's over. i think we have to to come back home keep our heads down. keep grinding, keep working every and and understand that there's there's still time. >> and really fight and scratch and claw to to stay in this thing. yeah, not in a good position. and i think we we all in all a job. but we're we're still in the fight and that's all we can ask for. said this on a number of different cases that just does not m

thank you so much, gio. >>> now to the new concern about the cost of your morning cup of coffee.wall street journal" reporting extreme weather conditions are affecting the crop in the top-producing countries. chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis has the latest for us. good morning, rebecca. >> reporter: good morning to you. yeah, this one hits really hard, especially if you're among the millions of americans who rely on the cup of coffee to get them going every morning. get ready for the price to go up. brazil is the leader in coffee production, and bad weather, including drought and frost, left farmers with much less crop than usual. analysts estimate brazil will produce 35.7 million bags of coffee in the 12 months starting in july. by contrast, two years ago, a record 48.7 million bags were produced. coffee prices shot up last year after remaining steady several years. like other industries, coffee has been hit with supply chain and pandemic-related issues. a number of coffee shops, large and small, upped their prices. no now, they're set to climb even higher. the averag

it's the same stat substance gio the audience at jimmy's shows.drug foundation. inhaling nitrous oxide can cause heart attack and psychosis. stores can be fined 250 bucks for telecaster someone underage and up to 500 for subsequent violations. the bill was sponsored by democratic state senator from queens after he says he got complaints about too many empty canisters on neighborhood streets. and he couldn't get a decent hit out of any of them. for more, let's go live to some of the whip it using teens for comment. gutfeld's phone number will be available. julie, are you concerned about your soon-to-be teenaged kids not be able to get whipped cream? >> i feed my kids that same exact way and i thought i was i catch my kids in my refrigerator sucking down. not whipping. but sucking down whipped cream. now it's illegal. you seem like the type that probably partied a lot as a kid. did you do with it? >> dana: i don't know this means. >> let me explain. you take the can, inhaling fumes, you blow it into your mouth. for a split second, you get a high. i

gio: this morning's gma first look, putting the airlines on notice.er a summer of travel chaos thousands of flights are being cut from the schedule across the major airlines. transportation secretary pete buttigieg calling the summer travel disruptions unacceptable, echoing passenger frustrations. >> is a bummer, especially now that we are trying to get back out there. >> in october alone, america has more than 1200 fewer flights per day than 2019 and fewer flights will cost you. >> is going to mean slightly higher prices for the traveling public because fewer receipts. it is a supply and demand model. >> coming up at 7:00 we will tell you what you need to know. jobina: climbers ascending africa's highest peak can now wi-fi throughout their journey to the top. mount kilimanjaro is located in northern tanzania, standing over 19,000 feet. it is africa's highest mountain. tanzania's minister of information says navigating the mountain range without wi-fi can be dangerous. the move has been welcomed in tanzania as a boost to tourism, but others wish there

obviously, you would expect that if the three other officers who were charged by gio go to trial, the prosecutors would want to color as a witness. she knows them and their work probably than anyone else. >> nicholas, it's to my understanding, that the taylor family was in the courtroom today, how are they reacting to this latest news? >> yep. brianna taylor's mother tameka palmer was there today. and for much of the proceeding, she was proceeding stoically and watching very intently what was happening. as kelly goodlett pleaded guilty, and the judge accepted her plea, miss palmer did begin to cry and wipe away tears. it's obviously hard to imagine going through that. >> nicholas does someone who has been following all of this closely, your sense of where it all goes from here. >> well, next is seeing whether this affects the cases of the three other officers who have been charged. do they end up going to trial? which could happen as soon as in the next few months. or do they look at taking their own plea deal. >> nicholas bogel-burroughs, thank you so much. coming, up special coverag

later in the inning is 5, 3 now gio urshela.i think mike, this rescue makes this play. you can't make it today. swipes at knocks it into the stands for rbi ground-rule double the judge going to lose 8. the 3 biggest swept in minneapolis. a's honor the 20th anniversary of the 2002 team. that had that 20 game win streak during the height of the billy beane moneyball era got things going early in this one. stephen vogt, it's a towering shot over the head of aaron judge. kind of a homecoming for aaron judge. you from about 90 minutes away from oakland vote has himself an rbi double, by the way, is up one. nothing later in the inning there miss garcia with a single to left vote comes on in to score garcia tries to make it to second, but he got a little too greedy. you're out. go sit down top of the 5th. now it is up 14, nothing. adrian martinez, he was just called up from triple a he was locked in. struck out. josh donaldson here. he won 5 in a 30 only gave up 3 hits and a run a's win it 4 to one day. take 2 from the bronx bombers. w

it is for to 3 same inning. 5, 3 now gio urshela pops a flare to right the twins.es at it. knocks it into the stands for an rbi ground-rule double the giants go on to lose after that 8 to 3. an oakland a's honored the 20th anniversary of that 2002 team that had a 20 game winning streak during the height of the billy beane in moneyball era. and the a's got things going pretty early in this one. stephen vogt. hits a towering shot. that's over the head of aaron judge in center field bounces off the wall, himself an rbi double a's up one. nothing later in the inning. dermis garcia a single to left. and that will bring voting to score garcia tries to make it to seconds. that he's thrown out. so a 7 to nothing lead after one top of the 5th. now they're up 4, nothing in adrian martinez, who was just called up from triple a he was locked in strikes out. josh donaldson here. he went 5 and a 3rd and only gave up 3 hits and one earned run 6 strikeouts as well. a's win 4 to one to 2 in a row from the pinstripes. and we've got some little leaguers. and that's what you've alread

. >> reporter: gio and justin are are two of the stars of selling the oc where signs of a slowdown startedrding to discount brokerage firm red fin. and while other cities in california like oakland, sacramento and san jose are experiencing cooling markets where sellers aren't able to get higher prices, the duo describes a slowdown in the oc region as a balance back to normal. one of the most difficult parts of home buying is knowing how to present the best offer if you can't spend as much. >> if you put down 10%, it's still a strong offer. if you say i want to close in 45 days, and you know, i limit my inspections, there are other things now that make your offer stronger. >> reporter: and the age-old question is it better to rent than own, depends on individual circumstances. >> there's a lot of americans who are stuck between a rock and a hard place. rents are going up in some cities as much as 20 or 30%. buying a house is about more than just affording the mortgage. there's closing costs. there's taxes. there are often things that have to be fixed. >> reporter: from the west coast to the

after that, the un, vasily nebenzya, pointed out that the us puts its gio political interests above collectivey needs. the next conference will be held in four years to the word at the last meeting. in the fifteenth year, the final documents also failed to be accepted. israel attacked a scientific center in syria, the russian center for reconciliation reports, the warring parties f-16 fighters fired four cruise missiles and 16 guided aircraft bombs at objects in the city, an array of syrian air defense systems were able to destroy half of the shells, but the warehouses of the center were damaged. the head of the ministry of justice of the czech republic warned about the threat of a revolution in the eu countries, according to the minister, the reason for the rapid, valuable energy growth, which is already testing the political system of the czech republic for strength, the politician called the current events the most dramatic with the velvet revolution of 89 and called urgently. find a solution to the problem according to the minister, the demand for fireplaces in the country has grown 10 tim

so plenty of work ahead of gio van bronkhorst�*s men.ue finallists last season. winner of this tie, will face monaco or psv eindhoven in play—off round. england international rachel daly has joined aston villa from houston dash. whilst she was integral to their euro 2022 success at full—back, the 30—year—old is expected to play further forward for villa in the wsl. manager carla ward said she's simply a player you need in your team. but for us, she is a forward and we can't wait to see her scoring goals. chelsea forward timo werner has completed a return to germany tojoin his old side rb leipzig. it ends a two—year spell at stamford bridge, where he scored 23 goals in 89 games and won the champions league. he's the second striker to leave this summer for their old side, after romelu lukaku returned to inter milan. everton have announced their second signing in the last 24 hours with belgium midfielder amadou 0nana joining from lille for 33 million pounds. he's signed a five year deal at goodison park and said blue was his favourite colou

about travel hacks and for that the one and only, our friend, transportation correspondent, the guru gioe you go with fake airplane seats here. >> they are not fake, excuse me. these are very real airplane seats in the studio on an airplane. this is cool. >> we're on flights all the time. the more we get on, very rarely feels like you see the video monitors on the back of the seats for entertainment anymore. you got a hack for that. >> and this is from tiktok. it's unbelievable because that hashtag, travel hacks, 1.5 billion views so far. it's cool. this is one of them. so we're seeing this on a lot of new planes too, so here's what you do. you get the sick bag, i know it's kind of gross but it's clean. you take the phone, you take your phone out of that case, out of that case and you put -- you see that, you put that right there in the case and you get your phone and you put it back in the case and secure it. it's going to lock in there. it's really firm, so you go ahead and open up the tray table, put the other end of the sick bag like this, book, check this out. >> you have your own h