kara, what do you think? kara: i have to agree with the previous guests and do not think that it is on the table. but the fed has to do two things. coming up with 75 they have to jawbone and commence the market that there is more behind it. the yield -- the other thing they have to do is to raise expectations on where the strength will be. the market is continuing to predict that the fed does not pivot and starts to cut in the second half of next year and i think that needs to come off of the table. guy: if that is communicated in the market lessons, what is the price for a more hawkish fed? kara: i think we see downside in equities and stocks, but i think the biggest stake that i see investors meeting it -- making is avoiding bonds altogether. we have gotten used to volatility but broad bonds are down just as much as stocks and most investors who have a 60-40 portfolio have experienced the worst performance since the 1970's. there is a lot of heat and a lot of people that are questioning should be in bonds.

let's bring in kara scannell in as well. the judge gave both sides until next week to come up with a proposal for how this special master will work out. the delays -- we don't know how long -- will delay the investigation of the documents. >> this will delay the review. they'll have until friday to come up with a list of candidates. that begins this process. what we've seen in other special master cases is the review can take several months. we're looking at potentially a lengthy delay in this investigation. there would likely be a delay anyway because of the midterm elections and the doj policy. but it will slow down this review. you know, there are often disputes that have to be settled by the special master. it's certainly going to, you know, really slow this down and limit the ability of the justice department to look at the 11,000 pages of documents that they picked up in the seizure at mar-a-lago. i mean the judge also in this ruling noting that she, you know, found that casting some doubt on the independence of the fb

kara, where did your troops stop, what is it for you to go?was you who asked your governor, gagarin, that he would force me to go on this campaign in the campaign, when you get to the jung, run over to them and hand over their leader for the female. the gold i will give you. golden sign this sign is the reason for the war, here is the promised gold. you hide away so that they don't steal. and what this is some kind of chinese letter sign, who can figure them out? how did you get it, it will suit me, and the land-based swindler from the fortress near gagarin himself didn’t you think, why is the king, and the governor was the first to start a war between the powers. this is a noble deed worthy of a real ruler. you saved china. so the hour has come for us.

kara, could the doj appeal this? >> yeah. it's real interesting. last week at the court hearing the judge asked her in that order a certain way to allow the mechanism to appeal. we didn't know at the time what this was going to look like, how she would rule, but certainly it's something the doj seems to be thinking about. we don't have any comment, if tla'll appeal or not appeal. but they were looking for a mechanism in which they could do that. >> thank you so much. kara, thank you. also to sara and page pate, appreciate you joining us. any time we'll hear from president biden delivering from milwaukee, focusing on american workers. we're going to bring it to you live. it's one of two labor day speeches he has planned. the second will be in pittsburgh, continuing his recent string of appearances in that battleground state, pennsylvania. let's bring in the senior editor of "the atlantic" ron brownstein and errol louis. let's first start on the ruling about the classified documents probe. ron, what stands out to you? >> i think the ruling by a trump

john each se dozens of their soldiers have been killed in clashes in the disputed region of nagondo. kara walked in the worst fighting between the 2 since 2020 plus. ah, william roto is sworn in as kenya's new president. but he takes over a mid $8.00 cost of living crisis and a devastating drought. ah . hello, i'm clara johnson. thanks so much for joining us. ukrainian troops have recaptured more territory as they drive russian forces out of the eastern harkey region. they're pushing into the don bass where battles are raging for several strategically important towns. ukraine is also claiming significant gains in the southern region of her son and moscow concedes it has last territory, but has dismissed any suggestion of negotiations. ah, a mother who united with her son he had been fighting in the ukrainian army for days in the hot evasion until his unit liberated his home village. oh my son, i've been waiting for you have kept all your things, everything. they set their minds in the apartment. most of them are you looking good. as always, i missed his so much. ukrainian soldiers follow

something will be watching closely. journalist joshua kara, thank you so much. okay, let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. heavy downfalls have caused flooding in many of the streets in bangkok, downtown area. and the tie capital is bracing itself from all the weather. full cost is the heavy rain to continue nationwide until sunday expects a warning that worth is still to come. e revolutionary french swiss film director general new godaddy has died at the age of 90. 1 go down, who's known for french new wave classics in the 19 sixty's such as breathless star angel employed by mandel and jean seaberg, his iconoclastic films pushed cinematic boundaries. and in spite generations of directors, aconia has a new presidents. a short while ago, william bristow took the oath of office. at night, robi is casanya international stadium following a closely contested election and a court challenge by his opponent and tens of thousands of people gathered to watch the inauguration. ruth takes over from a long time president of her kenyata

thanks >>> kara said she's going to talk about the macro issues.'s talk trading apple makes up a big portion of the market in the three months leading up to this event, apple outperforms, but now we're entering a period where it has lulls. we're not expecting fireworks today. >> i know, john, the seasonal patterns around apple events are device. >> yeah, got to ignore the seasonal patterns. bottom line, for the past decade, more years than not, people have said, the iphone this year is going to be evolutionary, not revolutionary. obviously it's been revolutionary. look at apple stock. it's a huge failure of analysis that people have thought that the iphone is no big deal. watch the loyalty. watch the replacement rate watch the deals that apple has in place don't expect anything that tim cook says to impact the stock. people send to sell the news and look dumb a little bit later. >> you might have jinxed it, john >> nasdaq up now more than a%. "tech check" is back in a moment ♪♪ it was my dream to be an entrepreneur based upon the examples that i ha

let's begin with kara scannell who is there at that announcement. you asked a question is she will to settle this. she said past efforts have failed, her door is open. she called this the art of the steal and she was scathing in what she said was essential low a family-run scam. >> reporter: yeah, that's right, john. letitia james just finished the press conference where she outlined a 10-year fraudulent scheme. she said the former president and his adult children, donald trump jr., ivankaa trump and aerk trump along with allen weisselberg and others helped inflate the valuations of their assets by billions of dollars all to enrich the former president. she explained in this scheme that this fraud touches all aspects of the company's business, saying there were more than 200 entities and examples of valuations that had been inflated over time, including everything from the golf courses to apartments to properties that they owned, including some of the big skyscrapers here in manhattan. letitia james said that she is referring potential allegations o

kara's sharp eyes pointed that out. folders, empty folders with classified banners. that's not to imply most of them are empty because there are a whole host of listed and counted government documents with various classified listings here. but any idea of the significance of that or does it show there was just a muddle of stuff. >> at a minimum, it shows there was a muddle. there's also labels return to staff/secretary aide. we don't know what was in those documents, if they were just empty folders from the get-go, or these documents were scattered amongst some of these other records. >> that stands out to me. in the brief time i handled classified documents myself, there were documented you're not supposed to hold on to that were classified for deliberate security reasons because you don't want them floating around. look at them, absorb them, and get them back to the safe location, the person or agency who gave them to you. we're going to -- there's a lot to go through here. we'll continue to do. please, everyone stand

first, though, kara scannell joins us with more on what the judge revealed today. kara, this detailed inventory from the fbi's search at mar-a-lago, what does it show? >> well, what we really learned from this out of the gate is the volume of documents that the former president had at mar-a-lago. i mean you remember he had given 15 boxes to the national archives in january. this is now 37 containers or boxes. what we're learning is in them is a lot of information. some of it classified, some of it not classified. i'm just going to run through some of this because the 91s are really interesting. there were 54 documents marked secret, 18 marked top secret, 31 marked confidential, and then these empty folders. there's a total of 90 of them. 48 that were marked classified, 42 that were marked return to staff secretary or military aide. and more than 11,000 government documents that were not marked classified but were -- they belonged to the government, they don't belong to the former president. so all of that is the big picture of it. then what we also learn is all of

back to you. >> kara scannell live on the ground for us in florida. kara, thank you. come back if there is any update. and with me now to share some expertise and insights, cnn's evan perez and the former federal prosecutor jennifer rogers. evan, let me begin with something the trump lawyers said. they tried to say no big deal. they argued this in their legal response. "the notion that presidential records would contain sensitive information should have never been cause for alarm." they're trying to say that what the fbi found and decided it needed a search warrant for in mar-a-lago was normal, that this happens, when presidents leave office this happens all the time. that they take with them secret, secret, top secret, top secret, top secret, top secret, secret -- i covered the white house for ten years. i checked in last night with some people who were in bill clinton's white house when he left, george w. bush's white house when they left. they said that's absurd, that those presidents never took anything like that with them. but the trump argument is pretty normal.

how events will develop on the court, after all, al-karas are being played for the first time in careerfinals of the american grand slime. kristina kamysh will complete the topic in men's tennis with the new king meet carla once at the age of 19 she won the us open for the spaniard. this is the first grand slam title, now he is the youngest leader of the world rankings. the decisive match at the us open this year, this battle is not even the so-called new generation, but rather the future of the future, because the bird-phase medvedev rublev khachanov all flew out at some stage of grand slam. zverev did not come due to injury and only rafael nadal or then, he covered the racket in 1/8 and the final of carlas al-karas and the norwegian kasper rud happened to win the first four sets and exactly 200 minutes of play 6.4 2, 6 7 6 3. uh. i won the first set, and then i felt that kasper changed his tactics. i tensed up a little, but then i calmed down again and began to play better and it's unbelievable that this trophy is in my hands and i'm number one. i always dreamed about it when i starte

the vegetarian menu is dominated by plant foods, seeds and fruits of kara trees, berries and mushrooms. and although wild boars prefer to stay away from people to settlements where oats grow and corn are approaching in extreme cases, people already feel at home picking potatoes and carrots, of course, they are horrified by such raids, but wild boars can be understood, after all life is on the line. eaten from a puddle into a fatty layer and when the cold comes, it will not allow the animal to freeze. it will also provide the necessary supply of nutrients substances, the foresight of animals is also expressed in their way of life, and it is herd most often the boar family consists of a group of females and their cubs of only 20-40 individuals, but sometimes groups grow up to 100 such tactics allow the piglets to provide a greater degree of protection to mature males. all this time they live separately in complete solitude , the family returns only in the spring, when the period of the year begins. the rest of the time, the older female runs the household. this is usually the largest str

that's just by the significant assistance and kara has been providing to moscow the website war and sanctions published several turkish bank bosses as targets for new sanctions. this site is officially endorsed by the ukrainian foreign ministry, but the publication has sparked a public backlash with former ambassadors and other international figures. voicing concern with the site under question is affiliated with the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine. silence is not an option or ministry of foreign affairs should investigate the issue given assessment within the framework of the information obtained and take action. the ukrainian ambassador to anchorage should be summoned to the foreign ministry and asked for an explanation, a direct targeting of turkish public offices. private sector organisations. am businessman is unacceptable. ukraine has no right to interfere with turkish foreign policy. turkeys you only country that can engage in talks with both ukraine and russia. in addition, ukraine earns money by selling its grain. thanks to turkey's mediation. in such circumstances, calls for

carlos al-karas won the us open and will become the first racket of the world from the first line ofof the association of tennis professionals i put, the spaniard, the russian will displace, daniil medvedev he drops to fourth place alcaraz at the age of 19 years and four months will become the youngest leader in the world rankings. in history, in the final , al-karas beat the norwegian kasper rud, the match lasted 3 hours and 20 minutes and ended with a score of 6: 426763 123-year-old mouth, had the fifth seed, the norwegian, reached the final of the grand slam tournament for the second time in the season earlier in the decisive match of the french open, he lost to the spaniard rafael, the final of the us open became the youngest grand slam tournament in 20 years in 2002 in the decisive, matchambledon. there were 21-year-old australians and a twenty-year-old argentinean. puts pressure on bondian root in the updated ranking rises to second place. the festival of extreme sports, the grand tour, took its rightful place on the international calendar, allowed not only the most famous athl

the kara gates for a nuclear container carrier are open, if you draw an imaginary line between vaygach zemlya archipelago, then it is in this place that the western border of the water area of ​​the northern sea route passes. wiring. at the kara gates, we often change course here so that the demolition of both neighboring oncoming ships and ships to diverge. yes cape dezhnev from the kazakh gates 2,500 miles of nautical miles, we would pass through the veliky strait, then deep water, then north of the sharp wrangel a, then in the chukchi sea, we will approach the place of dezhnev there is already the bering strait and only then we will head to kamchatka in the russian maritime register of shipping. nine ice classes are registered separately, four categories directly for icebreakers, but the headquarters of marine operations has every right to refuse those who want to pass on their own. permission to pass through the arctic waters is issued in depending on the weather class and ice category. in the waters, the arctic is eager for activity and even experienced arctic captains always foll

something will be watching closely . journalist joshua kara, thank you so much. at pakistan's prime minister has thanked turkey for sending aid as his country faces food shortages in the wake of unprecedented flooding. the provinces of eastern punjab and sin are at the center of the country's agricultural sector and have been hit particularly hard crops have been ruined by flood waters. and people say they see no signs of help arriving wrong. so hopkins crops have been completely destroyed. pakistan's devastating floods have ravaged his rice field in the southern synth province and robbed his family of their livelihood. garcia is homer many i haven't seen flooding like this in my entire life. he bought the buddy john, the village elders. haven't either. john about a mother. i'm everything we have has been ruined doyle though, but j, there's a few plants that survived, but they're being and nearly by the impact. literally, the family home was also destroyed. they now live in an improvised tense. they have very little left, particularly food. they're forced to repl

the vegetarian menu is dominated by plant foods, seeds and fruits of kara trees, berries and mushrooms. and although wild boars prefer to stay away from people to settlements where oats grow and corn is approaching in extreme cases, people already feel at home picking potatoes and carrots, of course, horrified by such raids, but boars can be understood, after all, life is at stake. eaten from a puddle into a fatty layer and when the cold comes, it will not allow the animal to freeze. and they will also provide the necessary supply of nutrients , the foresight of animals is also expressed in their way of life, and it is herd most often the boar family consists of a group of females and their cubs, only 20-40 individuals, but sometimes the groups grow up to 100; this tactic allows the piglets to be given a greater degree of protection by hardened males. all this time they live separately in complete solitude , the family returns only in the spring, when the period of the year begins. the rest of the time, the older female runs the household. this is usually the largest strongest and most

. >> that's my question, do you buy that i think kara said similar comments to us yesterday she said they're going to do it with privacy in mind, versus facebook or meta, that starts with tracking. he called it surveillance even he's not backing away from those comments what's the bar how will we know if apple's doing this in the right way for consumer privacy >> right before cook came on stage evansby said to save snap we're doing low funnel direct targeted advertising, bottom of the funnel, find user intent that's where the money is. if that's where the money is, you need to know what people like, serve them the right ads at the right time. if that's where apple thinks the money is, they are going to have to profile some customers. in some way, and serve them some ads with some targeting. we have yet to see how that will work. >> jon >> we've got a road map to it with apple differential privacy approach where they think they can create an anonmiezed cohort of people so you can target to them without knowing too much about them and without apple retaining that information, and to me

what kara raised there really caught my attention.ge said i'm not sure it is settled law that a former president has executive privilege. does that open a can of worms? >> she's right, technically. this issue squarely of does a former president ever have any sort of executive privilege has not been squarely divided. that's what gives everybody wiggle room. the problem here is that there has never been precedent for this before, an executive privilege review by a special master and the trump team hasn't made the legal case for this. there is no basis for doing it. that's really the problem. that leaves the judge to say things like, well, what's the harm if i do it? the harm is there is no precedent for it. they haven't shown irreparable harm from the investigation continuing and so really she's kind of got it backwards here, which is my big concern. >> so, with apologies to folks at home because we have to sort of signpost which particular investigation we're talking about, beyond the investigation of the mishandling of classified info

. >> cnn correspondent care ra ska n -- kara scanell was at that press conference. >> yes, these arellegations that latesha james alleges that the former president and his children claims that they engaged in over decades, and they had engaged in overinflating the assets of properties including condominiums and office towers and golf courses and she alleges that those were assets that trump used to obtain better term rates and tax rates which helped to enrich the former president and increase his net worth by billions of dollars and in the lawsuit there are over 200 examples omanipulation of the assets, and that includes the properties across the country, and it is really hitting close to home including his own apartment at trump tower. we will listen to letitia james explain that fraud. >> he said that his own apartment was 30,000 square feet which is the basis of his evaluation. but in realty the apartment had less than 11,000 square and that is something that he was well aware of, and in that valuation of 2013 through 2016 it was well over $216,000, and no apartment in new york ci

the 2 countries have been in conflict for decades over the disputed region of nagondo, kara back tony, shang reports from the armenian capital yerevan ah. alongside her armenian counterpart, nancy pelosi paying her respect to the genocide memorial. the speaker of the house of representatives appeared moved. but the message was clear. the united states is standing firmly alongside armenia in its time of need. later in the day, after meetings in the national assembly, she was equally resolute and meeting again had a particular importance to us because of the focus on security following the legal and deadly attacks and as a by the edge that they hang up on the amine a territory, we strongly condemn those attacks. we, in our delegation on behalf of congress, which threatens prospects, are much ne piece agreement, but pelosi wouldn't be drawn on how the u. s. might contribute to the peace process we were here to listen to. i mean, is security need, she said, but conceded the russia had broken the seas far. that's currently in place. initiate either series on the streets of the capital prot

actively disseminated during his speeches in the states are growing most for the liberation of kara-murzeodorkovsky for many years he was the right hand of the oligarch. i even worked in his organization of open russia on the territory of our country. she is forbidden, and for her outside continues to function successfully along with other offices of khodorkovsky in the black list on the website of the prosecutor general's office, three british non-governmental organizations fund the future of russia, the oxford russia foundation. and the khodorkovsky foundation by the way, the last organization, despite the ban on activities in russia, is looking for loopholes to circumvent the law and continue to work. the main task of the foundation is the so-called recruitment of students and their reorientation towards the west. more than forty thousand russian students received it, an ideal way to recruit new followers. you allocate money. at first, it seems to be like studying, yes, and then being in a large and prestigious international university, by the way. yes, such people. they feel a certain

there is no agreement on a peaceful solution to the conflict over nagondo kara back. only hope that the killing will finally stop. char stratford al jazeera a gully, possibly john tourney. chang has been surveying the damage in one armenian village . this is the village of south in northeast mania, and you can see some of the damage that was sustained in the attack as an artillery show which had a bomb over here. and this is the house which we understand was occupied by the family the time the windows shattered, their shrapnel marks all over the wall. the village is now deserted. it's the last one before the border with as by john over in that direction. i think this is the concern for many people living in these border air is not so much these attacks. but the fact that these attacks have started again after 2 years of relative peace . and the super fun has effectively been thrown out of the window. but also that the international community on this occasion doesn't seem to be stepping in in quite the same way that it did in the past. and that if tension zoom, if figh

cnn correspondent kara scannell following all of this. kara, the judge had a lot to say in this opinion. what else did we hear? >> she granted the former president's request to have a special master come in and review these materials for any personal items of his, like medical records, anything that could potentially be covered by attorney/client privilege or executive privilege. she also blocked the department of justice from using any of these more than 11,000 documents as part of their ongoing criminal investigation until this review is completed. and the judge in this case, judge aileen cannon, she was appointed by the former president, she said one of her reasons for this was giving some deference to trump's status as a former president. she wrote in the opinion, as plaintiff articulated at the hearing, the investigation and treatment of a former president is of unique interest to the general public and the country is served best by an orderly process that promotes the interests and perception of fairness. but she also said one reaso

. >> kara scannell is outside the courthouse. what are you learning? >> reporter: well, victor and alisyn, the judge saying she was not going to rule from the bench but she would issue a written order in due course. now, during the course of this hearing, there was a lot of back-and-forth between the lawyers for the former president and for the department of justice. one of trump's lawyers was saying that, you know, basically the government was making too big of a deal about these classified documents saying it was akin to an overdue library book. they called the fbi's search of mar-a-lago suspect. the trump lawyers showed the lawyers from the department of justice, because trump is no longer president he had no right to take those documents. they also defended their search as being completely lawful. now, one of trump's lawyers was saying they should have a special master to try to restore order and public trust and to lower the temperature in the nation to kind of take some of this heat off. now, the judge had asked questions of both sides and asked

joining us new, kara scannell in the courtroom for the arguments yesterday. and katie shashafski, a criminal defense attorney. the judge said that she will release a more detailed list of the items that were taken from mar-a-lago. remind us what the first list said and what more we might expect today. >> that first list said there were 11 sets of classified documents, those are the ones that were marked secret and top secret and there were also 20 boxes as well as photographs. we saw in the photo, that the justice department made public, the photograph for the "time" magazine covers, photographs and handwritten notes. in court yesterday, the judge said that the justice department has a more detailed inventory list they submitted to her under seal, she ordered them to turn that over to trump's team and said she would unseal that and make that public. and she asked both sides about that, doj said they weren't objecting because they suggested it didn't give us that much more information. it is not going to be super detailed. so they didn't have any concerns that

good morning, kara. >> good morning, john.eah, yesterday's hearing the judge saying that she would unseal the detailed list of inventory, neither trump's attorneys or the justice department objected to that, but that was the only thing that they agreed on in court yesterday as they were sparring over whether a special master, that's that third party, should be put in place to review the materials that were taken from mar-a-lago. trump's lawyers saying that, you know, this is kind of all much a do about doing, saying the classified documents that trump had in his private residence was the same as having a fight over an overdue library book, also said the request for a special master was modest. they said the trump's team did not put forward any evidence that trump's rights were violated. a team was gone through looking for issues that could possibly have attorney/client privilege and said that they had determined that there was about 520 documents, but most of those documents they argued do not -- are not likely to fall under a

well, let me call you tyler kara, he'll rossier out of the senior for more than one or 2 weeks later they asked me if i wanted to go with them to a had a pale 1000. and i said yet no thought about bit by bit and i got hurt at all. i started to dream of a big career i'm looking for, i'm a math set of random companies. i know they gave me the strength to give everything hacker. they said they would help me make it to the usa one day. bye. yeah. wow, no, no. lona: american purpose and then went on my last my dream to ride there and meet other great vill writers and all that on is kenneth is good all around soon after margarita is ready to get back in the arena. she has recovered from being hates that get heated. they tiquana writes again, i thank god that nothing worse happened. now i'm training even harder and i'm trying to make sure nothing like that happens again. and i don't get heart to my one with families blessing margarita heads off to her next day with destiny. ah, with after a long journey, a surprise awaits margarita. the arena is closed. he turns out the transporter carrying

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it's hugely reduced the school drop out, right, if they can travel one up and by kara, the program is become a crucial safety net in a country where poverty and hunger ever present. at these children's clinic health work as a treating cases of malnourishment, which can be devastating for child's development. now it's feared soaring food prices could make the problem even worse. in markets around the country, local staples like duck eggs and cooking oil have shot up, leaving parents with tough choices to feed their families. go and get my kids are growing. what i so we have to find enough food for them to eat, because they're at that growing age and need to study. so we parents sometimes have to reduce our own portion. couple time parents are putting their kids 1st to ensure them a bit of future at a time of so much uncertainty in cambodia and with the next empty ball never far away. and you can get more on any of our stories today on our website. the w dot com slash asia. otherwise we'll be back tomorrow. same time, same place. see then, with cheer and the man. we take a trip through

union, there have been multiple armed conflicts between the 2 countries, especially over nagondo, kara back the separatist region is inhabited mostly by ethnic armenians, but is recognized by many nations as part of azerbaijan. after a war that last 6 years through the late eighty's into the ninety's, leaving tens of thousands of people dead, there were years of quiet. but in the fall of 2020 and as very offensive kicked off another war. the conflict has consequences for the entire region. while a majority muslim, azerbaijan is protected by turkey, armine receives military support from russia. 2 years ago, moscow help negotiate a cease fire. but that truce has held for less than 2 years. let's go to kenya now, which has sworn in william roach. how as the country's 5th president router takes off as after a bitter election campaign. and after the supreme court dismissed a challenge by his opponent alleging election fraud. evarado is facing a host of challenges including soaring food and fuel prices, high unemployment and mounting public josh. hi sworn in, asked kenya's president at last.

union, there have been multiple armed conflicts between the 2 countries, especially over nagondo, kara back the separatist region is inhabited mostly by ethnic armenians, but is recognized by many nations as part of azerbaijan. after a war that last 6 years through the late eighty's into the ninety's, leaving tens of thousands of people dead, there were years of quiet. but in the fall of 2020 and azeri offensive kicked off another war. the conflict has consequences for the entire region. while a majority muslim, azerbaijan is protected by turkey, armine receives military support from russia. 2 years ago, moscow hep negotiate a cease fire, but that truce has held for less than 2 years. a vigil for britons. queen elizabeth has been held out to buckingham palace overnight. after her coffin was flown to london from scotland. it was due to retake it's due to be taken to westminster hall and the houses of parliament later today. but it'll alliance state 4 days ahead of monday's feud. the world of movie making is in the morning following the death of veterans film directors yonder got odd. he

say that about 50 of their soldiers have been killed in clashes in the disputed region of nagondo. kara bach. this, this is the worst escalation of violence between the 2 countries. since the fall of 2020, that was when russia brokered a ceasefire to end more than a month of hostilities. these images from the armenian military, purportedly show as airy soldiers crossing the border into armenian territory. armenia reports, dozens of soldiers dead from azeri shedding over night. as or by jans government also reported significant fatalities. azerbaijan reportedly fired 1st, claiming they were provoked by armenia laying mines and mobilizing weapons near the border. it was so slow what was the last night to sabotage groups of the armenian armed forces using the mountainous terrain of the area and the existing ravine. gaps, mind, territories, and supply roads between the positions of the hazard, by john army units in different directions, confrontation occurred as a result of urgent measures taken by the azerbaijan army units in order to immediately suppress these action suitable closer bulls

no kara bar, which is part of us by john. but has been under the control of ethnic armenian forces, backed by romania since a separatist war there ended in 1994. our mania backed by russia has demanded the kremlin and members of the collective security treaty organization help. the c s t o is a military alliance or former soviet republics, that includes our mania, but not audrey by john. man, how can be made my mania applied to the c, a. c o, under the 4th article chalk. it establishes that aggression against one of the c a c o member countries on is considered aggression against other countries. among other russia, muse, listen carcass region is at the crossroads of europe, asia, and the middle east. if the ceasefire doesn't hold, fighting could take more lives and endanger the pipelines that bring caspian oil and gas westward russian and turkish leaders are set to meet this week to try and bring peace to the area. but round up of other stories from around the world. chinese president in being has landed in was becky stan, h

kara four weeks from tobolsk in the fortress to winter, and then along the border, the evil, kalmyk steppeumored to be there for 8 weeks, but no one in tobolsk saw the gold of the irket. maybe the gap is something i thought petrovich is empty, then you start your pedition, and this is none of your business. we are obliged to fulfill. cheers, it's russian rubbish again. we eat what we get your extract. i want to stop drinking, but i can't. oh please, what did he say? he said hello heroes. this is a list of what you need for the trip. well, let's eat. well, i think we'll collect everything over the winter and next spring you'll go. this means that now you will all be assigned to wait, to live in tobolsk, we will go on an expedition for a long time next summer, i warn you. shame from possible atrocities, i do not intend to endure everything clearly, mr. colonel. i brought the officers to stand. i wish you good health . you know how ivan danilovich is a big barrel cucumber no longer left that you told me with cucumbers. are you frozen? and how do they make such young officers, i suppose there

and us about john is now in effect after fighting erupted over the separatist region of an acorn or kara back. a u. s. delegation headed by nancy pelosi arrived in the country on saturday. a powerful earthquake has hit se taiwan. the epicenter of the $6.00 magnitude quake was in the coastal city of ty tongue, which is sparsely populated. it follows a 6.4 magnitude earthquake there on saturday evening, japan has issued a shown army warning for its southern islands. and in japan, the super typhoon at none mad all made a landfall on the southern island of que sure. the storm is to bring a powerful wind of up to 180 kilometers an hour authorities or warning of unprecedented weather conditions. 4000000 people have been urged to evacuate. $21000000.00 helgren's half gathered in the iraqi city of karbala for their she, unless lemme festival off are by in is yes, festival comes as iraq remains paralyzed by political crisis. and with a she, i'd majority fiercely divided over iranian influence and the country shia muslims in religious ecstasy in front of him mom hussein's shrine. every year, milli

armenian forces in a resumption of decades old hostilities linked to the disputed region of nagondo kara. as or by john, which sees full control over the territory in 2020 said its troops, suffered casualties. the armenian defense ministry said several of its military positions were attacked. israel's prime minister. yeah, your lupita has held talks with the german chancellor, olaf sholtes, when his 1st official visit to berlin. let pete hailed berlin's commitment to israel security, but said it was time for germany to move past failed negotiations with iran on its nuclear program. chancellor schoultz reiterated his support for a 2 state solution. former check prime minister andre bob ish has gone on trial in prague. prosecutors alleged that the billionaire committed you subsidy fraud for his chemical farming and media empire. office has denied any wrongdoing and called the trial politically motivated and a rocket launch by jeff basis. his space company blue origin, was a boarded on monday after a caught fire just a minute into its flight. the unmanned rock. it was supposed to be the 1st

seas and kara well, what is the tangible difference in temperament?, of course, is far from calm, but the height of the waves is already quite small, which allows the captain to give the command at full speed and increase the speed of the vessel to almost a maximum of ten knots. this is about 19 km / h, to make up for lost time, the propellers in the frothing water persistently pushing the platform forward into the car compartment there is a terrible rumble from the engine, but it doesn’t even break through to the next deck, perfect sound insulation. the main engine transmits the gear on the bridge through the gearbox. now the mode is turned on at sea, but at increased speeds the engine costs about a ton of diesel fuel per hour, but the fuel on board is enough for long-distance crossings in both directions and for a year of operation of all the system. well, where is the green indication in tanks there is fuel now. accordingly, here are indicators with white color, these are empty tanks that are without fuel. before leaving the flight, we received 2,0

at the kara gates, we often change course here so that the demolition of both neighboring oncoming ships to diverge. yes cape dezhnev from the kazakh gate 2,500 miles nautical miles, we will pass. through the veliky strait, then deep water, then north of wrangel island, then in the chukchi sea, let's go. we are judges, the bering strait is already there. and only later, and now again in new york, the head of the russian foreign ministry gives a press conference after a speech at a session of the un assembly . i have just spoken at the general assembly and outlined our position, but i would like to comment in hot pursuit on some of the statements that literally today are heard from washington, london to the receiver of other western capitals regarding the referendums that are being held these days in donetsk people's republic in the luhansk people's republic and in the liberated territories of the kherson and zaporozhye regions of ukraine , the hysteria that we are seeing is very revealing. the direct expression of the will of citizens has long ceased to be a form of establishing control

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. >> joining me now, cnn senior legal analyst elie honig and kara scannell. kara, we're going to get to drew's reporting in a moment but i wanted to ask you first about, you have some important reporting about this judge, judge aileen cannon, blocking doj. blocking doj from further using any of the material seized from mar-a-lago and putting in place this special master. what happens next now that we have finally this decision from her? >> so, the first immediate question is what will the department of justice do? they're reviewing the decision and everyone is waiting to see if they're going to file an appeal because a number of lawyers have pointed out that there could be some fertile ground for them to challenge here. but they may choose not to. now, assuming that they don't, we're at least as things stand now, the judge has set a deadline for friday in which she wants both attorneys for the former president and the justice department to submit a joint filing with a list of candidates who could potentially serve as a special master. some of these people, th

now, from what kara scannell tells us, judge dearie, who i've known for a long time, back when he was u.s. attorney, he seems to get that. he's saying, if it says classified or top secret, we're going on the assumption it's classified. it seems like they're going to have an uphill struggle with that argument over the hundred documents in that courtroom. >> tom duprey, trump's lawyers are resisting the special master's request that they disclose in court, which means under oath, specifics about whether or not trump actually declassified these documents as trump himself has claimed publicly. special master judge raymond dearie questioned this request and said he's going to determine if the documents were classified if trump's lawyers don't offer any proof. now, correct me if i'm wrong, it looks to me like dearie is calling their bluff and trump's attorneys don't want to commit perjury. >> i think that's a fair assessment, jake. that's one of the things that surprised me. that particular question from the judge, where is your evidence of declassification, that can't have come as a surpri

so kara, what happened?der that the lawyers for the former president are just now leaving the courthouse. just before them the department of justice attorneys exited. this hearing lasted about 45 minutes. and judge dearie who is the special master, he appeared on the bench wearing a suit signifying that is he not serving in the role of a judge. so there was a lot of back and forth, but he really cut to the chase of the issue here. one of the big questions has been the issue of the classified documents of course and how those will be handled and reviewed. judge dearie posed a question to trump's team where he said to them if he gets the prima facia case that the documents are classified perhaps by the markings and if trump's teams don't tell him that these documents were declassified, he said he essentially would as far as he is concerned, he would go with the pre-madepre-mhe p