thank you, justin. todayn detail the strengthening of our of the air shield, i thanked the prime minister for the government's decision to purchase a new batch of missiles for air defense systems for ukraine's needs in a very timely manner, given the daily russian missile strikes and iranian martyrs against our cities against our people against our civilian infrastructure today we received a new new defense support package justin said already armored combat vehicles and armored evacuation vehicles are very necessary for our wounded heroes thank you for this discussed today our cooperation in the field of military industry joint production we are expecting the participation of canadian companies in the first forum of the defense industry, which will soon be held in ukraine, the second of our economic and financial interaction, which strengthens we have signed an updated free trade agreement and this will become the basis for the reconstruction of ukraine canada is one of our largest donors - this is very impor

cities against these people against our civilian infrastructure today we received a new package of defense support about this said justin already armored combat vehicles and armored evacuation vehicles are very necessary for our wounded heroes thank you for this we discussed today our cooperation in the field of military industry joint production of weapons the participation of canadian companies in the first form of the defense industry, which will soon take place in ukraine, the second of our economic and financial interaction. what strengthens this is that we signed an updated free trade agreement and this will become the basis for the reconstruction of ukraine. canada is one of our largest donors - this is very important. i am grateful for readiness to continue support in the future is important that canada is ready and continues the sanctions pressure on the russian federation or the aggressor could not increase the funding of aggression third today we discussed various aspects of our peace formula among other things, what concerns the justice of condemning russia for aggression by compensating for all the damage c

justin today i called on the indian government to work with the canadian government to ensure justice was done. the indian government said it was willing to look into any obligations but sofa had received no information from the canadian government about the coach, credible evidence of indian involvement in the killing of a seat activist, a canadian seat activist on canadian soil. if so, i'll just send you the task for more transparency and information on what exactly canada is alleging more and more voices here in canada are concerned that perhaps to, to, to, from a truly, it's good. they say, if there is credible evidence, you need to ask, what is the evidence at least that because now we have is a diplomatic death spiral by public one between india and kind of the trying to outdo each other with tips of tubs. measures also don't helping the relative silence kind of this key allies for us on the u. k. you share intelligence with each other, who presumably of seeing the same intelligence, the kind of the says, it's acting upon justin truth that was repeatedly off at the you and it, w

today. i know all. hi justine. the rumors of apple moving from a lightning charging cable. >> 2 usb-c chargers did come true during today's event, but there were other changes and upgrades that took center stage. the event started off with an emotional tribute to the achievements made by the apple watch the company illustrating how health alerts and emergencies features have saved lives over the years. the tech company also detailed their push towards becoming more environmentally conscious with a goal to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2030 beginning that push today with the new apple watch series. 9, which is the company's first-ever carbon neutral product. apple also unveiled the iphone 15, which comes with faster processors and improved camera. of course, the new charging port and a new button to silence your phone or launch a voice recording users can now control both watch and phone devices. with the unique hand gesture. >> introducing double tap. just tap your index finger and thumb together twice. it's th

kron 4 super joining us now live outside of the courthouse in martinez and what happened today in court? >> justine. 39 year-old kyle whitmore did appear in court today. he was not a rain, though that was postponed. it just happened about an hour ago here in contra costa county superior court. his defense attorney asked for the judge to postpone his case just so that he had more time to look into it. and the judge obliged. she issued a protective order,

journalists, you are this weapon that is able to unite society and just as we talked with justin about this today and i really want the prime minister the minister helped us in this. i am sure that i can do it because canada has sweat bags with many countries of the world. we cannot allow russia to divide opinions in the world. war we managed to do it then , aid to ukraine may not be a fact, asian neo-oceanada in support of ukraine in humanitarian terms, military terms, financial aid , economic aid. commonwealth organization of american states ivano-frankivsk many different platforms where are my members and we always everywhere stand for 1:0 and the same opinion we create opinions about the help of ukrainians in order to ensure that everyone understood that this is not just a matter of war , which perhaps should not bother people in the south, but it is a conflict that affects everyone in the world because the price of food, the price of fuel , the political instability that russia is creating with its invasion, it is also a question of territorial sovereignty and territorial integrity the rule

>> well, justine, earlier today, president joe biden had the opportunity to speak with the released american prisoners. and in what the white house described as a very emotional call. monday, 5 americans were released after years spent imprisoned. >> you know, don, it's very good to be able to say. that our fellow citizens free secretary of state antony blinken says he is grateful for this result. has no higher priority and making sure that americans who are unjustly detained anywhere. i can come home to family members of the prisoners who were not previously allowed to leave the country also flew out of 10 on everyone was freed as part of a prisoner exchange. that also include an an agreement to unfreeze about 6 billion dollars money and assets. funds removed another bank where we have. >> absolutely oversight of how they how they're used and they can only. be used for humanitarian purposes. only has kay andrews shaw had the foreign ministry says it is hoping to get the country's money back under full control soon. >> despite the deal, other disputes are expected to keep tensions high betwe

good afternoon to you as well, justine. so todayn return back here to washington. >> amid concerns really over whether he can lead. >> it's good to be back. senators are back from their extended summer break and now face questions about how they will keep the federal government running beyond the end of the month. but first, they had to address health concerns swirling around capitol sure, you all. was a busy and productive month for me and my staff after suffering a concussion earlier this year, the top republican in the senate, 81 year-old mitch mcconnell. he's had 2 public freeze ups, but on tuesday, the capitol physician said the episode show no evidence of a stroke or seizure disorder. i'm glad to see him back and doing well with democrats narrow majority in the senate. they need all the votes they can get. but 90 year-old dianne feinstein has also faced health problems, including a fall at home during the august recess as we gavel back in. we will keep going to reward the trust the american people have placed in senate republi

justine. thank you. todaya came out with a new study about unidentified flying objects, better known as foes. our washington correspondent raquel martin. >> joins us now live with dc with more on the findings work. how would they figure out? >> justin will this may come as welcome news to some independent panel of 16 scientists found no evidence linking you opposed extraterrestrial life. but they also admit that much more research may be needed to figure out exactly what is out there. there is a lot more to nasa wants to expand its research into unidentified flying objects. >> thursday, a group of independent scientists published a yearlong study recommending the space agency youth science satellites in new techniques like artificial intelligence to dive deeper into the unknown. we are looking for signs of life past and present. group stressed their research found no evidence of alien life, although about half of the encounters recently revealed by the intelligence community remain unresolved. astrophysicist d

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. >> one day after visiting washington, ukrainian president zelenskyy met today with justin trudeau. raine claimed responsibility for another attack in russian occupied crimea. within the headquarters of russia's naval fleet. today, nick schifrin sat down with the national security advisor in kyiv to discuss the possibility that congress will not approve a vital aid package to free russian occupied territory. >> outside, ukrainian soldiers advance. they won this battle, through a village. in the last few days and seven ukraine, they push through some russian defenses -- in southern ukraine. but the counteroffensive's costs and challenger greg, says ukraine's national security defense secretary. >how do you think the counteroffensive is going? >> difficult. hard. every day we are inching forward. unfortunately, it has not -- it is up to us. a lot depends on other factors. >> that is a reference to ukraine's partners, the united states. president zelenskyy received a warm welcome yesterday at the white house but he also walks through a congress fighting over the next aid package. he say

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justin finch, abc news, washington. todayevised court hearing in that georgia election interference case. >> former president donald trump and 18 others are charged under the state's racketeering law with trying to overturn mr. trump's 2020 loss. today a fulton county judge heard motions from attorneys who are representing two of the co-defendants. the judge set a trial date for october 23rd, but denied a push to separate their cases as he's never met ms. >> powell. he's never emailed text or called her. ms. >> powell had nothing to do with most of it, so i'll deny mr. rhodes motions to sever from ms. >> powell. i'll deny in part ms. powell's motion to sever for mr. chesbro. >> it is not clear whether the other 17 cases, including donald trump's, will also begin that day. but the district attorney is hoping to try everybody together. her office says they expect prosecutors to call more than 150 witnesses and not including jury selection. the case would take about four months. >> google is getting ready to defend itself in cou

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and today we learnt why. justinevidence that indian government agents were behind the alleged assassination injune, of a sikh separatist living in canada. here's what else he said. last week at the g20 i brought them personally and directly to prime minister modi in no uncertain terms. any involvement of a foreign government and the killing of a canadian citizen on canadian soil is in unacceptable violation of our sovereignty. injune this year hardeep singh nijjar was shot dead outside a sikh temple in surrey, british columbia. nijjar had campaigned for an independent sikh nation within punjab — known as khalistan. he was wanted by the indian authorities and had been warned by the canadian intelligence agency there were threats against him. the indian government said the allegation they killed him was "absurd", and were "completely rejected" when the two leaders met in new delhi last week. the canadian authorities have now expelled a "key indian diplomat" who was the head of india's foreign intelligence agency in ca

and an apology today from prime minister justin trudeau for "a deeply embarrassing act" by the canadian government. it started last friday when ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy visited the canadian parliament in ottawa during the ceremony. the speaker of parliament introduced a 98-year-old ukrainian world war ii veteran, who was watching from the gallery. >> he's a ukrainian hero, a canadian hero. >> he got a prolonged stand ovation from the crowd which, to be fair, presumably did not know anything about him at the time. he even got a raised fist gesture of respect from president zelenskyy, who definitely did not know anything about him at the time. here is the problem, and it's a doozy. in world war ii, he fought for what is fair to say the wrong side. he belonged to a ukrainian unit that swore loyalty to the nazis. a canadian human rights organization says his unit was responsible for the mass murder of innocent civilians with a level of brutality and malice that is unimaginable. cnn's paula newton is follow thing scandal for us, and the fallout, which is considerable and now h

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san francisco in the upper 60s today, warm to the 70s by friday. >>> justin the nick of time.ick bosa will be puttin >>> at last. nick bosa and the 49ers have agreed to a contract extension. matt lively has the details on the record-setting contract in this morning's red & gold report. >>> this is the volkswagen red & gold report. >> at long last, the 49ers and nick bosa have a deal the star pass rusher has signed a five-year deal reportedly worth $170 million and it sounds like you should expect number 97 on the field sunday in pittsburgh. >> a realistic amount of snaps for sunday. >> how many snaps are in the game ? having a beer belly and being out of shape is not him. >> bosa will become the highest-paid defensive player in league history making $122 million guaranteed in an average yearly salary of $34 million. the deal and disposes 43 day hold out and his teammates were very excited to hear that he is back. >> i heard screaming and i did not know what they were screaming about. running down the hall. i assume that is what he was yelling about. heels about being happy a p

the very end of our program, which happened in the canadian parliament, because today the prime minister of canada, justin, apologized for the invitation to the parliament of a veteran of the sss halychyna division, this is a 98-year-old veteran, yaroslav gunko, and they in canada are talking about the fact that, well, you see , that's what happened, it was a terrible disturbance of the memory of millions of people who died during the holocaust, well, that is, a lot do it statements and many resignations in the canadian parliament about this, about the speech, or the presence of a veteran of the sss galicia division, but in this case, russia has made an effort to increase this level of information, because in the end, the fault of the sss galicia division is not proven in the nyur trial, there were none, and this veteran lived in canada for 45 years and no one. there were no complaints against him, until suddenly he got into the canadian parliament, when zelensky was there, and this scandal broke out, i will say that this artificial scandal was definitely fanned and fanned by the russian federation, defin

president, parliamentarians of canada , dear justin ugu, dear representatives of all communities gathered here todayall canadian citizens address everyone, in my opinion, one of the most outstanding qualities of your country is also that justice - this is not just an empty sound, an empty word for canadians is very important - a moment about you about your people is that you never make any political bets on cruelty, you are always on the bright side history thank you for this applause to you during the first world war and also during the interwar period and also during the cold war you always defended freedom you always defended justice and therefore i have no doubts that you will choose this side of freedom and justice when russia started a full-scale war against ukraine thank you i have a forest never in a but it is never enough to just choose the right side you have to show leadership on that side and i am sure you are showing an example of great leadership thank you canada so volodymyr zelensky is speaking in the canadian parliament , we can see that he is quite warmly received in the canadian p

justin trudeau as pledge money to ukraine today, hot on the heels of the world when tour of the uniteding evasions as he addressed canadian lawmakers, non—he was refused yesterday by in washington. mrs galinsky praised for their defending freedom and would never give up. ukraine and canada are the same. we stand and we fight for life. ukraine, not genocide, will be victorious in this war. people will be the winners, not the kremlin. freedom will be the winner, justice will be the winner. you can know this for sure about us, because you know for sure about yourself that you would never submit to evil. applause. important trip for president zelensky given some of the allies are wavering. we saw that in congress yesterday on the republican side. there are reports from brussels that the european commission is about to recommend membership talks begin with ukraine in earnest and wants the commission makes that recommendation, eu leaders will be asked to sign off on it, most likely at their summit meeting in december. let's talk now to rfe—rl�*s europe editor rikard jozwiak. it is all rumour

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william: one day after visiting washington, ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky met today with canadian prime minister justin trudeau. and ukraine claimed responsibility for another attack in russian-occupied crimea, hitting the headquarters of russia's black sea naval fleet. today, nick schifrin sat down with ukraine's national security advisor in kyiv to discuss the possibility that congress will not approve a vital aid package, and the course of ukraine's counteroffensive to liberate occupied territory. nick: outside bakhmut, soldiers advanced through a moonscape. they won this battle in what was once a village. and in southern ukraine, they push through some russian defenses. but the counteroffensive's cost and challenge are great, says ukraine's national security and defense counsel secretary. how do you think the counteroffensive is going? >> difficult. hard. but every day we are inching forward. what i mean is that, unfortunately, it is not only up to us when it comes to the fighting. a lot depends on other factors, which we have no control over. pres. biden: mr. president, welcome back to the white h

justin. so senator lindsey graham defended his actions today saying there's an obvious reason why he's not facing charges. line. a republican senator lindsey graham says he's committed no crime. we can't criminalize. >> senators and doing their job. a report released friday shows a special grand jury investigating efforts to overturn georgia's 2020 presidential election results recommended indictments against graham over his efforts to question the state's mail-in ballot system in the election. i feel comfortable with the questions i asked. and if the end of the day did my job. the grand jury also recommended charges against former u.s. senators kelly loeffler and david perdue both representing georgia at the time. none of the lawmakers were indicted in the case. prosecutors did charge former president donald trump and 18 others, though, under georgia's anti racketeering law, all have pleaded not guilty. very worried about the country right now. we have to be careful not to use the legal system as a political to and graham says he will continue to support trump in the 2024. presidential election

justine, we had an unfortunate reunion today. neither of us wanted to meet like this. i met with the co-owners of a pall skate shop yet again about a year later and they're now faced with a second setback after a few successful months. >> am. >> that surveillance video from sunday at 06:00am. the thieves made a mess of the place? the store was fully stocked. the skate shop owner said that nearly all of the boards were taken off of the wall. as you can see, and most of the clothes were stolen. 2, the cash register was emptied as well. it's estimated the loss along with the repairs and installing new security measures could cause some about $15,000. that's quite the blow for the group who opened this shop at 15th and webster streets in downtown oakland last year. and as we said, this isn't the first time we spoke with a paul skate shop owners last summer when they first fell victim to a burglary since sunday installed metal bars onto the glass front door, which was shattered the last time. but it didn't keep the criminals from getting it again. >> definitely heard from f

. >> today were lucky to feature justine reisman. among other places covering such subjects the book of job, the famous comic series her book true believer the rise and fall told the story ofll marvel's mot amos cameo from early success. now and her new book rang a master she asks the question do we live in a world that we create a questioning of seller who affected and why? joining her in conversation is just the author of 30,000 steps a memoir of sprinting toward life. as written articles and among others she's worked alongside ngos and increased the ability of medication. here is josephine grisman and jesse keith. >> hi everybody. >> height notes real when you have two microphones. the first time and vince mcmahon ever did a bad guy was not even for hisr own company is for another company and in the video clip with him doing his first little monologue he's trying to antagonize an audience he is holding two microphones a. it's a very odd site or that back a bit too. sorry to ask a question for a quick thank you all for being here a

and in canada, prime minister justin trudeau met with an incident response group today which only meets when there are major implications for canada. lee is expected to make landfall along nova scotia western coast. all right. now to our weather. it's been a cooler night cooler last couple of days around the bay area. yep. let's bring in meteorologist mark tamayo with how our weekend is shaping up. yeah, it looks like this cooling trend will continue over the next several days. we're talking about a lot of low clouds and fog and maybe even some drizzle tomorrow morning. compare that to the east coast where it's a completely different story as you have been hearing with incoming hurricane lee, a category one storm. all those areas in that orange shade, that's a tropical storm warning. the current position about 205, 250 miles east, southeast of nantucket. now, the latest information, this is still a category one storm with winds of 80 miles an hour. it's moving to the north at a pretty good clip at about 20 miles an hour. and you can see the forecast track eventually moving to the north

patrick cantalay who has been in much of today's talking points off the course will face justin rose.s sam burns argentina set up a winner—takes—all clash with japan in pool d after a comprehensive 59 points to five victory over chile in the rugby wolrc cup. in the rugby wolrd cup. an already special day for nicolas sanchez, winning his 100th cap for the pumas, was made even better by sanchez scoring the opening try of the match — one of eight tries in the game for argentina. chile did get something for their endeavour but it's argentina who have boosted their quarter finals hopes with the win. fiji have all but sealed their place in the quarter finals of the rugby world cup but they had to come from behind against georgia before winning by 17 points to 12. scotland and romania are into the second half. scotland have a 54—0 lead. looking for that bonus points so that they can meet the quarterfinals of the world cup. and that's all the sport for now. a pro—china candidate, mohamed muizzu, has won the second round of the presidential election in the maldives. the incumbent, mohamed soli

america, joseph biden, then with the prime minister of canada, justin trudeau, there was a memorized discussion between duda and zelenskyi, todayenskyi already says that the first abrams tanks are already in ukraine, albeit literally. a few days ago, the appearance of these tanks for several days or weeks it was said then during the meeting with biden and these tanks are already in ukraine, says zelskyi. today, information appeared with reference to dan rice, the former special assistant to the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine valery zaluzhny, about what will literally happen this week. delivered to ukraine, the atakams m-39 with cluster munitions, with a radius of just over 100 miles, and this could be a stepping stone, he said, to the longest-range missile with a unitary warhead, well, that is, all the fears that the united states of america is slowing down , or will continue to somehow delay the provision of atakams to us, it seems to be a thing of the past. am i wrong, you know, i propose to approach this a little more strategically, because we are reacting to today, sometimes we gave attacks, sometimes we

today. my name is justin 20. i'm the vice president of at medco. for the datacenter and advertising services across five states. kansas, minnesota, north dakota, south dakota, wisconsin. the majority of the number of 50 communities we serve are very rural. and we have invested more than 765 million in private capital in the last six years to upgrade the fiber network. and proud to say that 100% of these homes and businesses have access. but the challenge of connecting of the homes and businesses that don't yet have any internet service still exists. in the last two years, the federal government devoted hundreds of millions of dollars to create programs to get broadband infrastructure to the areas that lack. we cannot waste this opportunity by allowing the programs to lose focus or fail. there are seven pillars in the effort that we believe are key to achieving the nation's collective goal of getting broadband to all americans. first, target fund areas truly lacking service. grubbing program should target funding to areas where private investment is

meantime cub justin steele struck out 12 in eight shutout innings, san francisco two hits today.hicago 5, san francisco 0. the giants have lost four straight. outside looking in the wildcard playoff, they've scored one run in their last three games. >>> meantime these kids will remember this, munching on popcorn, enjoying baseball, a's and blue jays, went to extras. blue jays won 6-5 and snapped oakland's three-game win streak. >>> nfl after a seven-month offseason it's finally nfl week one. 49ers excited about this opener? >> yes, sir. it's about that time. >> sunday will be the 49ers' first trip to the steelers since 2015. jim tomsula was the head coach then and they were blown out in pittsburgh, 48-13, part of a 5-11 season, the longest tenured 9er arik armstead who was a rookie then and he wasn't interested in going down memory lane. >> it wasn't a good day for us. it's going to be an amazing atmosphere. they have great fans, really a football city. so i remember that, that the atmosphere will be great and yeah, some things i don't want to talk about in that game. they can lo

as the world in general, have been quite active . of canada, justin trudeau, there was a classroom discussion between duda and zelsky, today, zelensky is already talking about the fact that the first abrams tanks are already in ukraine, although literally a few days ago, the appearance of these tanks in a few days or weeks was said at the time during the meeting with biden, and these tanks are already in ukraine, says zelensky, today, information appeared with a reference to the dnr, a former special assistant to the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine valery zaluzhny, that literally, this week, atakams (m-39, with cluster ammunition), with a radius of slightly more than 100 miles, will be delivered to ukraine , and it can happen a stepping stone, as he said, to the longest-range missile with a unitary warhead, well that is ... all fears that the united states of america is slowing down, or will continue to somehow delay in giving us the atakamsi, seems to be a thing of the past, or am i wrong , you know, i suggest you approach this a little more strategically, because we are reacting to today, sometimes we g

justin, good morning. >> rihanna good morning. iran releasing those five detained americans today. they include a business executive and an environmentalist. the men are being released in exchange for the us unfreezing $6 million in iranian oil revenue, along with releasing five iranians in us custody. critics compare it to paying a ransom. the head of the senate intelligence committee, mark warner, expressing concern about what iran may do with that $6 billion. he wants more details on the constraints being placed on that money. the biden administration has said it will make sure the money goes only toward humanitarian causes, not to iran's nuclear program. but it remains unclear here how exactly the us would make sure of that. andrew >> justin finch for us in washington, dc. justin, thank you. new video from the flooding disaster in libya now it shows cars swept away by a wall of water after two dams failed during a severe storm. more than 11,000 people are confirmed dead, but another 10,000 are still unaccounted for. abc's ian pannell is there. well take a look at this. >> that

justin later. >>> carrie underwood is coming up on the "today" show this morning performing in the plaza, and that'sre. you can watch news conferences and repeats of our newscast streaming online. >>> battle lines being drawn in oakland as the search drags on for a new police chief. the drastic new threat from mayor sheng thao if commissioners don't step up their game. >>> whoever the officer is falsifying race data -- >> across the bay, san francisco's police department under new scrutiny. the troubling new report leaving one officer under new investigation, and fresh calls for an outside audit. >>> big three auto workers poised to walk off the job, and how this may alter your car-buying plans. this is "today in the bay." >>> thursday is here and so is the entire team. i want to say a good morning to you all. i am marcus washington. >> i am laura garcia. let's get straight to a look at the forecast. we have had really nice days lately. >> yes, and that continues today. we are starting off with clouds and seein

today. we have kron four's gayle ong here with to go over the weather forecast for the rest of the afternoon. high. go. >> hello, justine. hello, everyone. well, we certainly had a warm and sunny day today. you can see skies over in san jose, but a different story over at the coast as coastal clouds still hanging out over at half moon bay. so much cooler for you. folks hanging out over there by the beach and stormtracker 4 showing those clouds just offshore here you can see all the activities happening over in nevada, colorado, an arizona and new mexico. but just sunny skies mostly inland for us here at home. temperatures out the door right now. we are warming up. so 82 in fremont, 87 for you in livermore. 83 in dublin at this hour. 65 in berkeley. little cooler there. and 73 in point raise so actually pretty warm there over at the coast. 83 in the north bay for you and petaluma. so we're about a couple degrees cooler than the forecast highs. current wind speeds. now the wind is picking up that sea breeze. you can see 15 miles per hour in san francisco, 14 in oakland. so you'll notice a shift in the winds about right no

today. >> right erie is free to use in the newsroom. i'm justine waldman.ews. >> very interesting. up next, how the potential government shutdown later this week could affects the blue angels and fleet week. also the latest on nearly 2 dozen new gun laws. the governor newsom just signed into law today and snow, but the writers strike appears to be ending about the actors out of work and went actors out of work and went popular show ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer, are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for adults with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of these can lead to death. tell your doctor if you have new or worsening chest pain, cough, or trouble breathing. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or other

justine high over the course of several hours today, house republicans laid out their case accusing president biden and his family of corruption. >> but democrats and even the witnesses at the hearing say there's no evidence of impeachable crimes. >> joe biden abused his public office for his family's financial game at their first impeachment inquiry. house republicans fired accusation after accusation that president biden putting democrats on defense. the majority sits completely empty-handed. >> with no evidence of any presidential wrongdoing. no smoking gun republicans allege president biden was improperly involved in his son hunter's foreign business dealings and they say he used his position as vice president to make his family millions, whether it was lunches, phone calls, white house meetings or official foreign trips, hunter biden cashed in by arranging access to joe biden. republican witness professor jonathan turley says he thinks the inquiry is justified, but i do not believe that the current evidence would support articles of impeachment. that is something that an inquiry has to e

by the way, when justin himself came, he said that he had nothing to do with it and was not going to apologize. todaylensk from the nazi invaders to this important date, our ministry of defense published new documents that tell about the atrocities of the nazis during the great patriotic war and the exploits of our soldiers during the strategic offensive operation. suvorov’s battles were very difficult, you can read on the website, and the heroic work of the partisan and the numerous crimes of the fascists committed on smolensk land, despite all this, the city survived and now smolensk bears the honorary title of hero city. while retreating, the nazis burned all populated areas on their way and this was one of using their scorched earth tactics, according to preliminary estimates, 92% of houses, buildings and institutions were destroyed. ultimately, only in the fifty-fifth year was it possible to restore the city. we can say that he, like a phoenix bird, rose from the ashes. today in smolensk, actions and rallies are held in honor of the 80th anniversary of the liberation of the city from fascist inv

justin trudeau. he is expected to address canada's parliament later today. >>> rupert murdoch stepping down and handingver control of his media empire to his eldest son lachlan. >>> new polling shows a close contest to be runner up behind donald trump in the u.s. presidential race, that suggests a sizable share of likely republican voters are open to changing their minds about their preferred candidate. jeff zeleny reports from washington. >> reporter: with second republican presidential debate now on the horizon scheduled for next week, candidates are scrambling to try to distinguish themselves from one another. this really has effectively become a race for second place. let's look at a couple new state by state polls that have just been released. in iowa for example, which starts off the nominating process next january, of course donald trump holding a commanding lead in iowa. but look at nikki haley. she has increased her standing there in recent weeks and now this truly is a race for second place as ron desantis from florida has fallen. in south carolina the same thing. former president trump holdi

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(we did it) start today at godaddy.com haidi: justin trudeau has vowed to hold accountable whoever wasder of man. joining us now from ottawa is our canadian economy and government reporter. what's the latest that we know? randy: what we've seen so far is a tit-for-tat action between the two countries. trudeau accused modi's government of masterminding this assassination. he said that was absurd. what's really going to matter now is how canada's allies react to this. so far, responses from the u.s., u.k., and australia has been somewhat muted. they are saying that they are concerned but aren't doing anything beyond that. that's largely because all of this is happening at the same time the u.s. and its allies are trying to bolster their relationship with india as a counterweight to china. so responses that we've seen so far have been very measured. these nations are trying to balance between not upsetting india and not leaving canada, one of their closest allies, to stand on their own. shery: coming up in the next hour, we discussed china's recovery in the latest potential trade flashpoi

joing me now is justin elliott, investigative reporter for propublica, one of the authors of the new colors thomas reporting today been reporting on the justice's scandals for months. and michelle goldberg at the near times is still with us. justin, how bad is this story compared to all the other clarence thomas ones that reported on this year? what do you want viewers to take away from this one? >> yeah, well, i think it adds a new wrinkle, and as you mentioned, we've been talking about how, reporting about how justice thomas's life has been in recent decades, subsidized by a number of wealthy, political donors, including harlan crow, the vacations and tuition, other gifts. but this is really different, because it's not purely a vacation. it's a justice thomas making undisclosed trip to a political event and fundraising event that is for the koch network. what we reported is that the justice took a private jet trip out to palm springs california a few years ago, january 2018, where he spoke at a small dinner for high dollar donors to the koch network. it's significant for a few reasons. one is, like the rest of

earlier today, erik schatzker spoke exclusively to the canadian prime minister justin trudeau who saysbetween his country and china have been challenging of late. >> the way it has always been framed for our allies whether it's in europe or elsewhere is the desire of access to markets, particularly the growing and engaged chinese middle class that represents a tremendous benefit for us. over the past many years, there have been lots of friendly and sometimes less than friendly competition between allied countries whether it's canada versus the u.s. or versus australia or versus europe. we hope we get more beef in china and pork and china has been very thoughtful about making sure they would play us off each other a little bit in strategic ways that has been very effective. for me and certainly for the g7 as we've had conversations around this, the understanding that we cannot simply be trying to elbow each other out of the way for access to the chinese market but we need to be more thoughtful how we move forward. we need to be nuanced in our approaches. it's really the only way to go.

justin steele, just nasty. struck out 12 in eight shutout innings. san francisco with a couple of strikeouts today.nts have lost four straight and scored just one run in their last three games. >>> a is on the blue jays went to extras. toronto doubles to the wall and make it sit 6-3 blue jays. that snaps oakland's three-game win streak. >>> the unfortunate player in the women's irish open, watch this. they try to get through and the bags come off! now this happens during a round, but the top of anne van damme's driver snaps off. she lost the tournament, too! but at least, sara, she won prize money. could've been worse. she could have been one of the poor souls caught at burning man! that would've been worse! >> i am sure some of them had golf clubs for something! all right, vern, we appreciate it! >>> labor day is the unofficial end of summer but it still seems like a continuation of ski season, right? snowboarders made their way up there to view the first dusting. >> i think i threw a snowball at everybody. >> reporter: it is normal for higher elevations but still too early to think about firing u

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