however, many expert as i showed an m k all trust to exist. certainly these types of activities are continuing throughout the world by the c i a, again, possibly under different names. i mean, what comes to mind immediately or these via labs, many bio labs, dozens of them in ukraine. and certainly the ca has some involving in those. previously, the program's goal was to subdue, completely across those will in mind with the help of drugs, namely a new substance at the time l. s. d, c, i a in the toes, l, s. d because it's a very powerful hallucinogenic, but they also hope that it could be used to actually control people control their minds. this was the 1st attempt by the c i a to create a super sole job with orders given to them right today though, because they're mine would be so controlled that once activated they would do whatever they were asked to do. this really all kinds of which it shows british marines training under the influence of the state, the drug of thank. so it is so deeply that they lose any sense of spatial awareness . man w

i m k, all program. see i as well. it has its presence in, um, you know, think tanks and universities. the prisons team and, and hollywood conducted experiments on people because they've given funding for some of these experiments. which means that there are professors out there and some scientists and others who have willingly carried out these experiments on people. this c i a program, same wasn't, don't need to create, fill us and ruthless soldiers, but also to control the minds of thousands of unsuspecting people with narcotics. 1951 in the southeast of frogs and full size of the technology for the mass poisoning of people with psycho tropic substances was tested for the 1st time. they're going to let you know something on here. but she did tell me to think of them all as long as the family so when it was saying is that the girl, for example, um she saw blood on the ceiling. she thought there was hair in her mouth that she kept trying to pull out. hundreds, suffered from severe hallucinations under at least 10 died

k. but also of all the locations within europe, for example, the military bases in germany. so young masonic is not looked full by the english authorities, but the u. k of thirty's, in this case, bought that has named him as the contact. so they basically say that he is part of the self of these bunk gavarian nationals that have today actually been in front of the quote in the u. k. so quite well, quite a surprising twist in the whole is why i called and the young masonic saga and his date of these book at most in london. but some now and alexander is very, it's has won the team due tennis. i've been in china bidding of roman, so if you were to in the final, it's the 21st tod lift, the germans korea. is it upon baffling, back off the losing the 1st set to is rushing opponent. 2 points from the fate in the 2nd set, the 26 year old. right. these games i think that's it. it's, well, you're watching data, but the news from the lane he was reminded about top story. this how least a 100 people have been killed after a blaze broke out of the christian waiting in the north east of th

so that will become clear, busy is k. all right, awesome. oh, so kali for the international federation of red cross on red present societies. thank you very much for your time. thank you. need us of the g 20 summit and that you have reached consensus only declare ration despite stock differences. so about how to reference the war in ukraine, indian prime minister and the enzyme would be announced the adoption of the text, which calls on all states to refrain from the threat or use of force for territorial game. it also called on russia and ukraine to ensure the uninterrupted delivery of green from both countries. climate change was also the key elements would lead us backing efforts to triple the wealth renewable energy capacity by 2030 russia in china, sleet, as absence from the summit spots a sense diplomats, india base it of use chief in tonight. so let's are richard walker has been for the wind assignments in that if you can give us more details about the consensus that lead us have agreed on. so yeah, it is. so it's a pretty long docume

the 1st story is that now you know, people having difficulty finding housing if you took a big k, all right. i'm not sure how good they are. most plans here then, but you do that at any rate, you know, 120000 refugees for a country under 3000000 people. as our media is a huge burden to suddenly take on. so it is definitely becoming challenging. you touched on the us hosted talks between media and as a bus on the, on talking what role can europe and the international community take you? i mean, thinking is, 1st off, provide a, there's my aids are already and now dealing with this strategy crisis. and then they can also provide some sort of critical deterrence of keys as advised them to go even further and otherwise are now the case that it may or may very well a lot of military is all the need for media. so sees the so called resort quarter, and so the, what's the go beyond the words and, you know, they introduced this right credit for stations, credits and consequences for everybody's on this time. it continues to conduct military restaurant. finally, what do you rate into the fact th

k. all their wars are about resources grabbing resources and russia has too much of the, according to the united states. and so this is what it's really all about and money can be made along the way as the taxpayers of the united states and nato countries are fleeced, least least well, right let's, let's talk about the cost here because it's so easy for stilton, bergen bite, and the rest of them to sacrifice ukrainian lives. i mean, it is really quite extraordinary. you know, in preparing for this problem, i'm just talking to my editor and just say the loss of 71000 troops over the course of a few short weeks. it's extraordinary hope, callous. these people are wilmont. well, they can be incredibly callous because this is not in organic conflict. it is a proxy conflict. so and what i mean by that is ukraine is not in control of anything. zalinski cannot negotiate. zalinski cannot sit down and talk with anybody other than stolen bergen bite and. and so the united states is in this until the la

reading of februaryy 202022, wa a a -- likike a leann on in tht ofof nuclear conflict,, sometei think k allible. and that's to be concerning. the likelihood is extremely low. as one of our witnesses in the film says, you know, are we going to let a gangster with nuclear weapons dictate the way we live? so i think that -- and that ukrainians won't let him do that. >> in the documentary, you spoke with ukrainian fighter pilot named juice who i understand was killed later in a training incident. was your personal connection to him and his -- the case he made to you part of why you are pushing this point of f-16s so strongly. . >> i i was pushihing it whehen withth juice andnd alivive. he dreamamt of f flying f-1-16s. he was a m man born into a time where he had to do this extreme thing and is it it with poise, and skill and focus, and compassion, and so he had come to washington to lobby for the f-16s and also was buying helmets for his helicopter pilot friends on ebay to bring back. so it was like that. then i suppose now, was it july, that it was announced that there would now be an f-16 pro

k, all send the send to differences among tribes and crumbling administrative units. all this was leading to disintegration. afghanistan was at the brink of dissolution and split into multiple bases. but thanks to anna off to the town of band to county . but everything reversed the evil left and it's highly significant for us that we liberated our country. americans worked well with us for 2 decades, and then they had no option but to retreat and leave today that has still, as he continues this, they seized the money. nothing new in that they were losing all money during the 20 years of occupation. they have frozen or freedom freezing as well, and that was not unexpected. well, what we do with that money is a question to be answered at the time when we receive it, and that's the way that we keep it abroad or bring it back to utilize it. we will decide about that later. i believe ice is, is a to section problem to the west to blind, the kind of fight system is lost. this is the purpose is to use ices. 30 tricks to present in full traits hostile they may do is loved to d

you took a big k. all right. i'm not sure how busy over most plans here been. but you do that at any rate, you know, 120000 refugees for a country under 3000000 people. as our media is a huge bird suddenly j drawn. so it is definitely becoming challenging. you touched on the us hosted talks between media and as a bus on the, on talking what role can europe and the international community take you is 1st off, provide a, there's my aids are and now dealing with this strategy crisis. and then they can also provide some sort of critical deterrent the keys as advisor to go even further indicates that you may or may very well watch a military assault or media so sees the so called designers or core door. and so the west to go beyond the words and you know, the, introduce that this right, credible sation, scripts and consequences for everybody's on this time. it continues to conduct military rest. finally, what do you rate into the fact that as a by sean is not allowing international observers into the region? i mean, i think it's quite clear. they don't want people t

most notably, all his area the 2011 nato intervention in libya resulted in nothing but turmoil and k all in the region as a whole. with the country is responsible for the interference leaving olivia and its neighboring space to grapple with the dire after mat on their own. the soul of conduct in 2011 created an open on the small kitchen, libya, but it is no longer the sole source of them supplies while i'm groups operates. and in this, i help the security vacuum and libya allows traffic is terrorist and on state talk to is to exploit highly poor. as an unguarded board is drug and human trust because often employed the same roots in context and they have found innovative new ways to finance miller drop durations. the migration team to all g re a has also arisen as the lead beyond civil war drives us in my grants, who are intending to i the transit through also til in libya. but it is not just leave the board the analogy area. another example is the sub saharan country of molly was political and rest has also rumbled algeria with terrorism threats. and now another potential threat of a sim

k. all concerned about the developing well, the content about the international financial system that concerned about a debt of the poorest countries on in the world. so those are, some of the issues of india has been pushing as has other bodies, including the united nation at this cost the climate crisis is going to be discussed that discussing other things like possible regulation of crypto currency a i. but as you said, the, what do you need, right? maybe not an economic match, although it doesn't affect the global types of products to buy off to the end of the like c grain. in addition to that deal to getting the frightening grain out to global market. but it also style is the tone. and certainly so again, that promotion department as has been to talk about any declaration that has language on ukraine. because president putin is not the presidency of china adults here. so this gathering that is space to represent the most powerful nation . so this has to be very big gaps in this. yeah. y

k. all right. another big story tonight. we'll be following the earthquake. but former oakland police chief leronne armstrong speaking out now after a new report has cleared him of any wrongdoing. the former chief, of course, was fired back in february after a federal report criticizes handling of a hit and run case it involved in oakland police officer at the time. a judge today sided with the former police chief calling into question the accuracy of the report and was critical of his firing. >> really, the clearly says i did not engage in policy violations. i did not have any issues around in the statements that were made regarding i mean, that investigation were unfounded. >> oakland mayor sheng thao placed then chief armstrong on administrative leave after that report came out. armstrong says the new report the city and the chief about n his possible reinstatement. the oakland police commission is also weighing in on whether the former chief should be considered to get his job back. kron four's sara stinson. listen in on the commission's meeting tonight a

), her life insurance. >> so somebody is looking through her insurance, her 401(k), all ofuff that you would go through if somebody was dead. >> exactly. >> that somebody was paul, said the prosecutor. and remember that email that paul sent mary the morning of linda's death, the one asking for mayors help. >> he says i'm worried about linda, i'm worried something bad is going to happen to her. >> this is how many hours before she died? >> 16 hours before. >> you think paul is laying the groundwork there? >> absolutely. >> he revealed to the jury how he believes paul introduce that fatal dose of nicotine into linda system. during the off top c, the medical examiner found an injection mark behind linda's ear. >> you think he stuck a needle in her? >> it's not out of my mind, that is exactly what he did. >> and you think he's getting frustrated? >> yes, that's it, it's time to catch the paycheck. >> and while there is no evidence paul ever bought nicotine, baytieh said, he didn't have to. he could've distilled it from cigarettes? >> right. >> he would've known how? >> it is ve

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a deep shot, 2 right lanes in the r k all that in the coming cold in the diet.oan solo blast. >> top of the 6 now where will take the bases loaded for tyler freeman and he hits one back up the middle for a base hit the go ahead, run scores. a second run comes into score in the garden and they take a 2 run lead on that play in the giant. they could muster up anything pretty much after they fall 3 to one letter from gabe kaplan after this. because time is winding down for the playoffs. >> there's any any time and getting frustrated. got to go back out there when a baseball game tomorrow. so all those teams pretty quick to it, turn the page and get ready to play them tomorrow. and then we got road trip to to get ready for. not much time to >> kind of and what happened tonight? >> in other words, onto the next one, that suspect who you into this. all right. thank you for that. aaron given us the deets on the sports for. all right. let's talk weather. john is following that this morning. good morning. it's nice and sunny in san jose. but not so clear yet for a lot of

a deep shot, 2 right lanes in the r k all that and could be called in the diet.n solo blast. >> top of the 6 now is where will take the bases loaded for tyler freeman and he hits one back up the middle for a base. hit the go ahead, run scores. a second run comes into score in the garden and they take a 2 run lead on that play in the giant. they could muster up anything pretty much after they fall 3 to one letter from gabe kaplan after this. because time is winding down for the playoffs. >> there's any any time we're already son getting frustrated. we got to go back out there. want to baseball game tomorrow. so all those so pretty quick to it. turn the page get ready to play them tomorrow. and then we got road trip to to get ready for much time to it. >> kind of and what happened tonight? >> in other words, onto the next one, that's a subject to all right, eric, thanks for that 6.46. right now and we want to get a look at the weather before you head out the door this morning. easy for getting a repeat of yesterday was a little different because healthy why the way

a deep shot, 2 right lanes in the r k all that in coming cold in the diet.it on that loan solo blast. >> top of the 6 now where will take the bases loaded for tyler freeman and he hits one back up the middle for a base. hit the go ahead, run scores. a second run comes into score in the garden and they take a 2 run lead on that play in the giant. they could muster up anything pretty much after they fall 3 to one letter from gabe kaplan after this. because time is winding down for the playoffs. >> there's any any time and getting frustrated. got to go back out there. want to baseball game tomorrow. so all those teams pretty quick to it, turn the page and get ready to play them tomorrow. and then we got road trip to to get ready for. not much time to >> kind of and what happened tonight? >> in other words, onto the next one, you. all right. day. we want to talk of the weather with john. we're already talking commercials during different stories because we want to know what's planned for good morning you know, everyone's want to get outside. i feel like septembe

we can send you all special coverage off the global gathering k on all the international norm farrier and union. o'neill is on the rooftop adult special studio, scared to him for the latest. the gas a very warm welcome from new delhi where the sun has not set on june 20 2023, the 1st time it is ever being held in india. well, during the 3rd session today, this sunday, sunday, and prime minister in the rend remote, a 100 over the g. 20 presidency to brazilian president, literally the silver. the 19th g 20 summit will take place next year in rio de janeiro, the brazilian president pledge the focus on building a for world on to respond to such challenges as hunger. the climate change. while the indian prime minister has proposed the holding an additional a virtual session, as well as the g 20 summit, at the end of november, the russian foreign minister represented must go up the gathering on his pointed all the successes of the groups were personally citing prime minister and a render movie for the positive results in his media conference. mr. love ross talk through the main points of th

fix doctors without borders, medical coordinator, and then to describe if it's to coordinate a as k, all check what is the i, if i sees experience you would experience, is that 1st of all, there is any short logistics of so we're talking about a, by the bunch can disaster that meaning, why is that within the story, the already weak infrastructure. so just to give you an idea of what's talking with the police of the the other question, but it was the pending guys, apologies, role the doing from the side of the book today. and now we've seen many bias a just a single lane of these means bottlenecks. so these means that a, these little down phase, the cycle. and of course we have folk you up out with a huge need that compounded needs so. so we're talking about shows, there was, there has a sunny day, some psychological support, the ie nancy, based on the way they said you need the same will that i'm the one that i'm going to use. what are the high so i see based on that was not easy before and of course . and now it's even that it's even worse instead of part of the nation of what i can say

all being persecuted. they seek refuge because they have no other option. in the u. k. they, there's been a consistent narrative for several years now folks up by hate unpaid you just by the conservative government and others that seek to scape goat migrants and refugees. we know many people, many hundreds of, of, of people have died in the english channel trying to get to safety in the u. k. it is our responsibility as one of the wealthiest countries on the planet to offer safe refuge. i'm secretary to, to people who all clean persecution and depression and to say that in those characteristics that make people, the target should no longer qualify them for the full refugee status. that, that's just an abomination. as far as i'm concerned, it is it, is there an important question? isn't how to define a refugee? because yeah, the we had the view in 1951 refugee convention set up in 1951. many is on, it is time to look at it again, isn't it? and i think what we are clear about is that the more than 7 decades of protection that the refugee convention has a full, has a forwa

leadership and consistent message and kind of an all in, with everyone's sleeves being rolled up all in k the same direction, all the , time, every time, and less belittling, lives would have been saved. we need to think of how we as a society, address these kinds of societal health threats and focus on the real enemy and stop blaming each other. >> ray in syracuse, new york. you are talking with dr. georges benjamin. go ahead. >> good morning. my first adercomment is, i will never trust anything comes from any health provider again. i heard so many lies during covid. being an elderly person, i'm 66, certainly intelligent, worked in science my whole life, and i was lied to every which way. i can't even count the ways and they are still lying about it, by the way. and of course dr. fauci was the public one that we saw lying. he is still lying. but, i can't imagine anyone ag trusting anything ever again. i don't even trust my doctor of 40 years anymore. because he went along with it. i don't -- >> let's get a reaction. >> look, i am a physician and i -- what i can tell you is that -- i will

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k. got people all worried about migration as far as seems to ease a little bit off the brakes, but they seems to be growing again. paul, new songs to the circles from boats crisis and laboring calls, he's worried about the next selection possibility concert. this might, as i said before, use migration is a call to play in another direction. having said that, the label faulty has a reputation as it needs a nationalist, faulty uh, it doesn't want to alienate any of a small progressive support just by taking to haul in line one question. i'm some ways perhaps where the problem is, was wrong with making it more difficult for the learning policy might make it rather easy uh, in the sense that in as much as they all seen by some swing voters as quite extreme . it allows labor to actually to portray themselves as having kind of sensible, pragmatic solutions even though it's quite concerned about the situation we spoke of quite as far as a consensus barry halls line. so i think labor are probably being quite careful how they play the site or will to be, say, nice quote unquote, a soft touch on

all the countries. here's the other countries have say on my to is like this, the us, the u. k. they all, you know, and we hit hate crimes being perpetrated insights, consistency here they have a reaction or form that we don't hear anything from anyone. newly, this just seems to be going on it, do. i mean, we of course, care about what's going on in, um, again, some of them is what, what do you think that this is perhaps not making main nude headlines actually at the sun, the whole eh, if, if you ask, be, frankly, that there is some things going on. right, so as i told you, this is that condition government and one of the parties, regent them cleared the nationalist and the guest me to inspect the most. but at the same time, the prime list have been some more that in the park. and he is, he has a concern, is that he's unable to parson, although he's a political born day. but still he's that he's in a but of course and then other political parties are trying to find out. and as you know that in denmark and finland data already working on some drafts to solve this kind of problem a

k. and all of this thanks to what is being called the omega don't. but if you could explain what is that swell? thanks for having me. it's a good question. so we've seen record breaking weather phenomena all over the summer. we broke one record off the next in terms of temperature, but also locally depending in terms of rainfall, amount and so in greece. these are the remnants of storm daniel, a low pressure system that moves southwesterly and brought down to rent sold downpours in parts of greece. naming the region most affected by the flooding in the past 2 days. and these are regions that are heavily reliant on agriculture and also food production for degree. you can call, i mean, and in part of this, this tragedy that we're seeing on folders. the fact that this this dome is just staying foot right? i mean this weather system, it's not really going anywhere as it is a winter system that is um, causing stationary. but that was the issue of caution. we need to observe the system of clothes and monitor it 247. so what is true is that with the record

k. old of us, race, immigration, and multiculturalism a now controversial issues as why when populism is on device. let me close, i'm sure leave for inside study. all right, let's go ahead and bring in our guests in london is steve valdez. simmons is the director of refugee and migrant rights for amnesty international u. k. and geneva is shelby, i'm on to global folks 1st and for the united nations refugee agency. you and hcr. and also in london is 10 bell professor of politics of queen mary university of london and author of the conservative party after briggs. it's a warm welcome to you all and thanks so much for joining us today on inside story chevy. let me start with you today. um, so well the problem is taking a look at the 1951 refugee convention saying that the system essentially is no longer fit for purpose. what's the response from the un refugee agency? it will be refugee convention and it's 1967 protocol is one of the greatest human rights instruments to have been developed and implemented. it saved millions of lives around the world. or if it's a pa 70 is entered, embodies p age old, universal principle of asylum ser. it's as critical

at k kaiser permrmanente all of us s work togetether to carare for all l that is y. >>> breaking news this morning, the man behind margarita ville, hit song and beloved restaurant, has died. we remember the life and career of jimmy buffett. >>> six mile stretch of a normally busy highway is closed throughout the holiday weekend. we check with drivers forced to do without access to the carquinez bridge. >>> a major retailer trying to new strategy to clear out homeless encampments. >> very loud and annoying. >> why a home depot is blaring classical tunes, push back from neighbors as well as an oakland city councilman. good morning. it is saturday september 2. thanks for starting your day with us. let's kick off the morning with a quick check of our weather. >>> an unsettled weather pattern today and again tomorrow. this upper level storm system that dropped in for first day of september will continue to focus rain chances on northern california as it slides to the east. we are going to see sunshine breaking through on labor day and that means return to near normal temperatures. slightly

k. yeah. all sort of visa requirements for other advocate made as he mentioned a few that but to what degree is this pub and lodge a try. and i mean, always seeing uh, a more united africa if you'd like. perhaps looking to not only tourism to one side . sure. but business and a growing the economy is that an important funds to do things in these decisions are going forward? yeah, that's the big check that is going to be easier to read throughout the app or got these a lot to navigate within the school. a lot of business opportunities and to is numbers going in and out of uh, i'd be good. yeah. so that's, that's a big part of it cuz that's, that's the bigger picture. okay. and see, so i think the same thing is getting better. i mean, we, i mean, you know, in 10, yeah it's, it's hard to, it's, uh, uh, is obviously thousands. how does uh, economy getting weaker from in different parts of the year? but we're looking for the how would you say that can you could perhaps become a stronger partner within

k. have all sent deliveries of age and rescue teams and haven't used the crime and says north korean leader, kim jong or we'll visit washer in the coming days. game is reportedly already on a train from killing young to russia. us different mass fed last week. the north korea is ready to supply i munition, to russia for its war in ukraine. it's a fairy has capsized in nigeria, smoke our region, killing 28 passengers, including women and children and farm is more than a 100 people were being fairy to the fields on the other side of the niger river. when the overcrowded boat capsized and at least a 150 people have died in fighting an eastern libya following heavy don for some storm. daniel, the national weather center says it's the most rainfall in a single day in almost 40 years. those all the headlines on algae 0 coming up next it's talk to launch a 0. stay with us showing you here is coming over our heads from russian positions. a new cranium. positions have been standing about how they were directly targeted as they were trying to sleep. we seen some of the residents come out of the build

but this a k a all the destruction is so massive. so there are being several countries across the world from europe to is your neighboring countries, such as soon as yet egypt and also the gulf nations. they have sent the, the aid and the people in the city of them. now seeing that they actually seen the age coming into city bus to afford, they haven't received enough just to be in the morning that into more attractive ships. kevin, a just arrived in ben gods and it was carrying 360 rest search and rescue personnel . and 122 rescue vehicles and also 3 field hospitals. so far that has been coming there. however, there is a problem with the organization of that, how to distribute that. as i said, the destruction of the security is scale. the destruction is so immense was just in the city of them now for now. in addition to the powers of that people there at least $3.30 people that are displaced and it's not only the city of there or not. but yeah, the match and suicide and some of the other places that are poses more that are still wai

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at k kaiser permrmanente all of us s work togetether to carare for all l that is y. >>> a live look at the big board on this friday ahead of the labor day weekend, dow is up about 89 points. the latest monthly jobs report is out and it shows steady growth in the labor market. u.s. economy added 187,000 jobs last month beating expectations. meanwhile, unemployment rate rose a bit from july to 3.8%. employment it than to trend up in healthcare, construction, and other industries while it is declined in transportation and warehousing. >>> damage from wildfires, flooding, hurricanes may take a toll on u.s. taxpayers. president biden is asking congress for $4 billion more to replenish federal emergency management agency's disaster on top of the $12 billion request he made last month. this is after tragic wildfires and disasters. the federal government says there have been 15 weather related disasters that have each exceeded $1 billion in damages. that's pretty amazing, jess. when i was dropping off the boys, it was a different city depending where you were in the area but the mist and fog w

he's been demanding in addition to the pay increases, benefit plans as opposed to 401(k) for all workersn demanding a 32 hour workweek with overtime after that and the fourth ceo said we met those terms, we go bankrupt. >> sean fain is confusing the income of the white-collar in the auto industry with workers. he thinks that they should be able to take some of what the white-collar worker -- workers are earning. that is where he thinks he can get the gains for the unions but as kyle points out, there's lots of people making cars in other states that are right to work state so he is asking for something that in the short run will be very disruptive to these three companies but in the long run i don't think, it is not a good thing for those companies and not a good thing for the workers. paul: if they are going to build the ev transition, those cars don't take the same number, that is number one so that a legitimate concern because in some sense the strike is made in washington. ev transition, the companies are losing money and each electric vehicle they make, the money and gas powered car

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