this ultimately led to macron's position regarding the termination of the happy north express . the main driving force behind the protests and ignoring the expansion of the world is to reduce france's nationwide protests to protests against racism and blame the current violence on the streets on muslims and immigrants. it has been indicated that the french government is looking for it to acquit itself, considering the widespread repression of the people, the establishment of martial law and strict curfews, and the arrest of more than 3 thousand people . has subsided, but it remains to be seen whether the struggle of the french people will continue to the sixth republic, genuine revolutionary currents, i never wish that the turnout is low, participation in elections is a sign of the aliveness of a nation and the existence of freedom and political insight in a country, from these statements of the head of the coalition council the forces of the islamic revolution, of course, have a history of four they had also recorded the term of representation in the parliament in their records

we had started investigating that north korea has repeatedly expressed its opposition by holding counter-exercisesd today in response , it conducted a missile test again this morning, and south korea, especially the united states, say that these hackers affiliated with north korea once in it was hacked in 2014 in fact, the operator of the south korean nuclear reactor, who was accused by the same group at that time, is actually accused of these actions and reactions . we will have the news, but in america, in fact, the president of the united states, joe biden, is going to the affected area with his wife today. we have seen the terrible fire in avai that two weeks have actually passed since the fire and it is going away after two weeks. in fact, we had not noticed the same criticisms. in fact, there were about one hundred and eleven people the official announcement that the dead have been killed and the family members of the missing have been asked to provide religious information and two blood tests to identify them through religion . in fact, i can access photos of their relatives and relatives.

. >> as the north koreans now saying, he has expressed his willingness to seek refuge in north koreaa third country after experiencing what they say is inhumane treatment and racial discrimination in the army. his family had told us something similar just a few weeks ago, saying he was struggling during his deployment with racism. >> now, analysts say kim jong un may try to use king as a bargaining chip to gain financial concessions or to get the us and south korea to cut back on those military drills. >> a former top fbi counterintelligence official faces five years in prison after pleading guilty to working with a russian oligarch. he once investigated charles mcgonigal admitted he accepted more than $17,000 from oleg to braska. mcgonigal led the fbi's counterintelligence division between 2016 and 2018. >> now to the blind side family responding to allegations made by michael or the former nfl player says he was never adopted. but they say the family still profited off of that, falsified story. now, the family calls orr's allegations insulting. >> do you have any place to say tonig

north korea. china has expressed its opposition to this meeting and washington's policies in the east asian region . at the same time as the 2024 us elections are approaching, the federal election commission of this country is investigating the petition to regulate political advertising in this decision has been made due to the widespread use of deepfake technology , or manipulated eva lines, who sang this song. it was invented with deepfake technology in 2014, and now it has been developed using mobile artificial intelligence and is able to produce realistic and believable images of human beings, which if published on the night of the election, will return some of them. believe artificial intelligence can be easier help us communicate with the voters and make the election campaigns more interactive and reduce the effect of the election campaign workers . it will be very difficult to make better use of your time and life . and this will be a problem that caused the us to budget 68 million dollars to identify which ones are real and which ones are fake. america because the contents of the device do

desire to live in the nery to keep the nerve and in the end this is exactly how they express it and now the leaders of northave put such a spicy situation if he says yes well then we have to meet like that and he of another measure is eh the leithemity of american e-e conquests and when he says no , then it turns out that he is against him, so i rather think that this is propaganda, but of course you understand in a diplomat and everything is possible, who thought that trump would meet with him next well, of course, he understood a lot, but everything - after all, who could have imagined such a thing, so in principle, such a thing is also possible . mr. oleksandr wants to discuss with you one more interesting statement, and i will quote, imagine if we did nothing, it is meant to help ukraine and to stop such a full-scale russian invasion that was it is immediately clear that we are in a situation where it can happen anywhere, if we stopped , what signal would this send to china , what signal would it send to the whole world? after all, the united states of america is helping ukraine to fight against russian

ry , it seems to me that the representatives of the north atlantic alliance will not express their opinionersonally, after all, this is you know, there is a certain kind of probing of society's reaction, you know, there is also something else in this statement, i heard it. i think that it really sounded not like a statement, but a retort unsuccessfully expressed at the conference, but for me it is an axiom that education will never recognize the occupation of crimea, donbass, it is impossible if uh, the world is so easy, uh, you know, it allowed itself to agree with the recognition of the occupation of any part of the country , then it would open pandora's box and unleash wars in many other territories, secondly, it is obvious that ukraine will never trade its territories these are also axioms, but this official is essentially the same. well, this unsuccessful person, let's say frankly, said in response that such a story is possible. it seems to me that for the first time it was said that ukraine can become a member of nato on the condition of occupied territories. and it seems to me that

work , in addition to the foreign guests from turkey, nakhchivan , azerbaijan are in the north of us. want to express brand iraq also passes through the same route. we, who are located in bazargan , travel from the pilgrims who come from turkey and we recommend to our loved ones to travel through the tamerchin border because it is a short route and has many facilities . and the easy way to go to the 22nd pilgrimage to tehran is five years, which is too much compared to mehran . i mentioned the convention for crossing the tamrchin border with the sada news agency sima urmieh, the process of connecting 136 universities of the ministry of science, research and technology to the national window of smart government services has been completed , the information technology organization announced this news and said that tehran sharif and shahid beheshti universities have also started the process of connecting universities under the ministry . science, the national window of smart government services has accelerated. the minister of science announced the number of connected universities on june 29 this year.

the north koreans now saying he has expressed his willingness to seek refuge in north korea or a third country, after experiencing what they say is inhumane treatment and racial discrimination in the army. his family had told us something similar just a few weeks ago, saying he was struggling during his deployment with racism. remember, travis king also spent 47 days in jail after a fight and was facing discharge from the army, and tonight, the pentagon saying they are still trying to facilitate his safe return. david? >> david: martha raddatz with the breaking headline from washington. martha, thank you. >>> in maui tonight, the desperate search for the missing, and the growing need there for humanitarian help. more than 2,200 properties have been destroyed. the vast majority of them are homes. only about a third have now been searched. mobile morgue trucks have arrived, as the death toll continues to rise. president biden calling the governor from air force one, promising federal aid, and a visit soon. tonight, a utility there pressed on why the power was not cut off with the red fla

addition to the foreign guests from turkey, nakhchivan, azerbaijan, georgia who in our north and they want to express their brand, they also take inspiration from this shortcut route. we , who are settled in bazargan, welcome pilgrims who come from turkey and we recommend them, and dear ones who travel from tamerchin border because the same route . it is short, there are many facilities on the way, and it is a very convenient way to go on pilgrimage to mehran . fortunately, it is close to 4 hours and 25 hours to be close to the weather , the ease of transportation and the distance were among the advantages that the processionists present in i mentioned this conference for traveling from tamrchin border, paid by the news agency urmia radio and television rajaei shahr karaj prison was completely evacuated and closed based on the insistence of the head of the judiciary to transfer prisons from the centers to the outskirts of the cities. penitentiary prisoners were transferred to qazalhasar prison. in the past two years, preparations have been made for the transfer of central prisons in the cities of mas

army private travis king illegally intruded into north korean territory, expressing willingness to seekthin the u.s. army. the u.s. and north korea have no formal diplomatic ties. >> i just want my son back, get my son home. >> reporter: in the days and weeks since he disappeared, desperate pleas from private king's family in wisconsin. >> he's not the type to disappear. >> king disappear. last month after 50 days in a south korean jail for assault. he was supposed to fly home to face military discipline. instead king snuck out of the airport, joining a tour of the heavily armed korean border, sprinting across the military demarcation line, vanishing into north korean custody. our detained americans have spent months, even years in north korean prisons, some only released with the help of former u.s. presidents like bill clinton and jimmy carter. only a handful of u.s. soldiers have ever crossed into north korea. there was this propaganda video several years ago. they say this is playing right into pyongyang's anti-u.s. narrative ahead of the u.n. ko council meeting on north korean huma

foreign guests from turkey, nakhchivan, azerbaijan, georgia, who are in the north of us, want to express their brand, they also go through the same route, but you, who is a merchant, we will settle, pilgrims who come from turkey and we recommend, and dear ones from tamerchin border . they travel because they are on the same route it is short, there are many facilities , and it is an easy way to go to visit mehran list for five years, compared to mehran, it is very long, fortunately, it is almost 4 hours and 25 hours away, the weather is good, the distance is easy to travel, including there were advantages that the processionists present in this conference to travel through the border of tamrchin pointed out . it will be 5:15. let's go to the movie with you tonight's special news interview with mr. seifi's colleague. greetings and thanks to mr. tehrani. greetings and good time . at the end of the 21st news conference , we are at your service in a special news interview with the 12th parliament elections. most of the candidates' presence in the pre-registration of this period of the parlia

, to appease, to have popular support that several countries in africa and the with express the consent plus the north korean wants us to ballistic missiles into the sea of japan and what it calls like but simulated nuclear strikes the i'm anthony, how it welcome to the program. more than 70 people have died after a fire broke out a 5 story building in south africa's johannes book. at least 52 others were injured in the place in the city central business district. officials said, living spaces in the building had been rented out a legally borne that the death toll could rise for it was still night when the fire broke out, firefighters rushed to the scene and began rescuing residents. but with daylight, it became clear that many couldn't be saved with dozens of bodies recovered from the gutted building. up to 200 people, i believe, to be living in the dilapidated 5 story structure. officials say shak setup inside had made it hard to, to escape the flames. really, so what do we need to say highlights all of us? it's a little bit more specific details for my system and insight. so therefore, the trends o

year—old travis king has confessed to illegally entering north korea as he harboured ill feelings against the us army. pyongyang says he has expressedinto the north while on a guided tour of the boarded area. now let's turn to indonesia where presidentjoko widodo is set to deliver his final state of the nation speech in just a few hours. this is happening six months away from a general election that will see the country choose a new leader. mr widodo is limited to two terms in office and has two terms in power, and will leave a legacy including the planned relocation of the indonesian capital to a new city in the borneo jungle. capital to a new city in the borneojungle. i am joined capital to a new city in the borneojungle. iam joined by capital to a new city in the borneojungle. i am joined by a seniorfellow, of the indonesian programme. think of a genius on the programme. i’m a genius on the programme. i'm lad to a genius on the programme. i'm glad to be _ a genius on the programme. in glad to be here. a genius on the programme. i'm glad to be here. what _ a genius on the programme. i'm glad to be here. what are - a genius on the

that agency is considered a propaganda arm of north korea's dictatorship. the pentagon has expressed concern about king's well-being. >> the new court ruling means student loan borrowers could be one step closer to having some of their federal student loan debt forgiven. this development comes after a judge dismissed a lawsuit aimed at stopping the biden administration's student loan forgiveness plan. that lawsuit was brought by 2 conservative oppose the white house's recent effort to forgive 39 billion dollars worth of federal student debt affecting about 800,000 borrowers. the judge dismiss this lawsuit ruling. the 2 conservative groups had no standing to sue. it is not clear whether this conservative groups will try their lawsuits again. up next, a scam warning from local people are impersonating while. >> they're demanding money. >> plus, the good news about ghost guns and why california's attorney general says our state is leading the way in reducing gun violence and why street lights are being discussed after a woman was groped while out for a was groped while out for a (♪♪) (♪

one north bay lawmaker is expressing skepticism, skepticism about a proposed new city in solano countyn valley. investors here have paid $800 million for land that surrounds travis air force base . this map shows the parcels that flannery associates have purchased in red. now congressman mike thompson says he met with the founder last night to hear their ideas for a massive future development. and he said that the secrecy surrounding the project is concerning. congressman thompson said that honesty is the best policy, adding, quote, i want to make sure that a group of silicon valley billionaires do not steal family farmers ability to farm their land. my concerns have always been on national security and food security and a development of the magnitude they are proposed could harm travis air force base in the long term. a senate minority leader, mitch mcconnell, appears to have frozen up again during an interview with reporters. it happened today at an event in kentucky. mcconnell was asked if he will run for reelection in 2026. he was silent for several seconds, asked the reporter to r

pyongyang says he's expressed a willingness to seek refuge in north korea or a third country.r area. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. i monica miller. thanks for watching our programme. hello. well, we're just into the second half of august, and guess what? it looks like summer is not over yet. in fact, over the next few days, it is going to turn warmer, more humid. and this time next week, some of the computer models are indicating even warmer weather. but that's still a long way off. let's concentrate on the here and now. a weak area of high pressure is over us. that means light winds, fairly stable conditions out there. we've had some clear spells, apart from central and eastern scotland, where it has been damp in places, a relatively mild—ish morning between 10 and 13 degrees. but because of the light winds and all of the moisture we've got out there, it does mean it's foggy in places, certainly around dawn and just after, certainly across england and wales, the more prone spots. but it won't last for very long. it never does this time of the year. so lots of sunsh

north korean state media. now according to state media there, he was expressing his willingness to seek refuge in north korea or a third country. there haven't been too much communication between united nations command and south korea with the north koreans. essentially just acknowledging that there was an ability to speak about this, but this gives a little more information about how north korea views this and how they are playing it. >> thank you so much. >>> our national lead, the confirmed death toll from the deadliest wildfire in more than a century now stands at 99. a number that tragically is expected to rise. hundreds remainin unaccounted f. the humane society says 3,000 pets are are lost. bill wier is reporting. you have been tracking the aid efforts. has that gotten any better? >> reporter: we have witnessed a do-it-yourself crowd sourced style of first responders up until now, but the feds are coming. the cavalry is coming, they say. fema today held a press conference. also the pentagon saying six new missions with the army command here in the pacific sending everything from fire support, firefighter

what extent is it also about countering china is influence in the region as well as north korea and china have expressed dissatisfaction with this meeting, seeing it to some form of nato being both type, both up in the region. however, the bite and the ministration has gone out of its way to make clear that this is not an antique china alliance. the administration is painting it more as a, a relationship building between the 3 nations without any specific outside scripts that it is intended to come to all parties appear aware of this. i understand that the documents that will be signed a following the summit to during the summit. they will be no mention of china is a bite and ministration. clearly intent on not disturbing the waters. i'm not posting any form of threat to china, something that could die, but from the enormity of this particular summit. ok, mike, kind of what his license that from washington d. c. thanks very much. mike. spencer. most of the head here on this is including medical prices and since don hospitals are overwhelmed and faced sophie just supplies, reports on how it affects dialy

pyongyang says he's expressed a willingness to seek refuge in north korea or a third country.le on a guided tour of the border area. you're live with bbc news. now to hawaii, where it's been one week since deadly wildfires devastated parts of maui including the historic city of lahaina. the search through the burned out areas continues. at least 99 people are now confirmed dead. officials are expected to begin releasing the names of those who died, once their families have been notified. speaking in milwaukee, president biden said the federal government is behind hawaii. my wifejill and i are going to travel to hawaii as soon as we can. that's what i've been talking to the governor about. i don't want to get in the way. i've been to too many disaster areas. but i want to go and make sure that they have everything that they need to. i want to be sure we don't disrupt the ongoing recovery efforts. our thoughts and prayers are with the people of hawaii, notjust our prayers, every asset, every asset they need will be there for them. let's speak now live to helena humphrey live in

north-south transit route. in this meeting, the prime minister of india expressed his satisfaction with the joining of the brics group and said that the presence of iran in this group can give additional energy to the activities of the prime minister of india. referring to the americans' admission of the failure of the policy of maximum pressure against iran, his brazilian counterpart said that despite the cruel sanctions , iran's progress in science and technology is a leap. currently, the united nations is being redesigned and no one should be able to build a new economic and military logic in the world. the president also met and talked with the presidents of bangladesh, tanzania and senegal. the earth hopes to take an effective step against unilateralism in the world. sada and sima news agency correspondent jean sabour of south africa. crowding of people at the border of mehran caused pilgrims to be delayed at this border. login to choose mehran border, 2nd of shahrivar 1402, field reports of sending pilgrims to the border of mehran, the number of pilgrims at this border crossing has increased since yesterd

the dimensions of the region can also be expressed in the domestic dimension. well, let's talk about the northsyria . america is either in the east, and the oil fields are in the east. there are countries that are officially present at the invitation of syria, such as the islamic republic and russia, where they are doing their own thing. the americans, according to themselves, intend to leave syria. syria is a country that is of great interest to the united states . they have been around for several years now the means of their own forces are there like a screen and they serve oil and gas from syria and sell it to the middle between different countries . the security of the zionist regime is discussed. the security of the zionist regime is very important to america and its allies. bokmal and al-qaim came across a crossing there created by the axis of resistance. if you drive a car from tehran, you can come to iraq and enter syria from iraq, and you have to go to the golan occupied by the united states and its allies . they are trying to close this route. these are anbar province qaim and badiy

number of journalists on figures who have dirt to go against the usual west or north of in support of t of, and actually express criticism. lucky printing actions during the conflict was always this. jackson hinkle now the american political level as an blogger, who was audited for supposedly spreading, quote, empty ukrainian propaganda. i spoke with him directly. he says it's a violation of international law to threaten to kill journalists because of their work. my 1st reaction was why on earth is our government, you know that we is american citizens are paying taxes to spending any money to another government that's putting our own citizens on campus. it makes no sense to me, especially with the rich history of the patriots, of our country being dedicated to the fight against knots is old. my grandfathers participated in world war 2, against nazi germany. and they would be sick to understand what is happening today with our country if they were still here with us and seeing our government has flushed this nazi redeem. and you have with hundreds of billions of dollars and funding the address that's putting, yo

north of the country. now, germany's finance minister has promised additional age to ukraine and has expressed his support for the delivery of cruise missiles during his 1st visit. to keep this gentleman not said that germany has already provided some 22000000000 euros in aid . since the steps of the wall and that ukraine can count on more during the coming years. and then the said that the reason rusher attacks ukraine was because keith had turned towards the west for that job. and from what i'm doing now from key 5 d, w, use mathias building materials. tell us what else to the gym and finance minutes to say about the issue of supplying cruise missiles to ukraine. he didn't, the libraries that he said he was to support for the decision is obviously not his sense. certainly not his alone. and he did not bring a message on that to ukraine. uh that was his opinion, but that was not a message from the german government. it's also of course not his portfolio. so that wasn't necessarily vx vacation that the decision will be made. now one's um yes. what he said is that the german government and the pines plans

immediately and quickly , there were also a lot of such statements from north korea, and every time they do not hold back in expressingip to south korea, japan of the united states therefore, it does not immediately mean anything to talk about the relations between russia and korea in public, then in general , russia did not get the desired result in this direction, they did not get everything they wanted, in particular, from the visit that i will north korea, that is, yes, there is cooperation, but the volume and list of the nomenclature is not at all in line with the wealth of the kremlin, that is, even north korea is definitely not interested in fully working only for the regime to complete the corners, i asked you about the missing persons , we asked you a week ago a month ago recorded a long interview, talked about ukrainian prisoners of war and their return, what problems arise, informing about relations with family and friends, and today it became known that the government is liquidating, well, in the process of liquidation, the office of the commissioner for issues missing persons, the authority of the body wi

he has expressed interest of joining the north american trade pact between the united states, mexico and canada, curious if that was something the united states would support. >> i'm not going to get ahead of the discussion they may have today, that's going to happen later today. we'll have a readout after the meeting concludes. i will say this, that president biden values costa rica's close collaboration on building out of america's partnership for economic prosperity, so the two leaders are going to discuss how you they can work together to strengthen our economic ties and resilient economies, developing a semiconductor supply chain, so obviously part of the conversation. i'm not going to get into any specifics on the question about usmca. we'll have a readout once the conversation concludes. >> thank you. and do you have any reaction to the decision [indiscernible] political party of the president elect. >> we have congratulated the next president of guatemala as certified by the vote results. united states is deeply concerned with continued actions by those who seek to undermine

come over to the dprk as north korea is called, as he harbored ill will or ill feeling against inhumane mall treatment and racial discrimination within the u.s. army and expressedlingness to seek refuge in the dprk or another country and say he was disillusioned at the uneven american society. u.s. officials can't verify the claims and it is north korea but we have to be a bit skeptical and i want to see what you make of that statement. >> good evening and thanks for having me. i don't know exactly what to make of that statement. there are parts that didn't make a lot of sense. and you know, i would hesitate, i would caution folks against taking this at face value. the north koreans have a long history of trying to exploit racial disparities in the united states and you know, we not having heard from travis, we don't know. >> have you heard from private travis king and do you have any sense of his condition and how concerned are you about his safety? >> we have not heard from him. and no reports on his condition, although the empathetic -- something about that statement suggests that perhaps to me at least perhaps he was being not treated terribly, but we don't

north korea known to launch missiles as a way to express displeasure and gain valuable intelligence about how to get their icbms to be more accurate and travel further. the icbms that north korea is building now, most agree, could hit pretty much anywhere in the world theoretically with their striking range, certainly anywhere in the mainland united states. china expressi ing its displease in not as dramatic a way with the possible launch. they put out a statement at their foreign ministry earlier in the overnight hours here in the u.s., the daytime hours, out in asia. and it said in part from the foreign ministry spokesperson, attempts to cobble together various exclusionary groupings and bring block confrontation and military blocks into the asia-pacific are not going to get support and will only be met with vigilance and opposition from regional countries. and we have seen in turn a flurry of military activity in this region. you have russian and chinese warships in the east china sea. you have japan scrambling fighter jets. north korea scrambling fighter jets in response to what shea

north of mosca. we heard from the russian president vladimir putin who express can don't. and it says to the families of those who were killed in that plane, crushed with 10 people on the passenger list. 7 of them were presumed to be wagner . members of 3 crew that says, pretend speaking in a meeting and almost on the sidelines of that meeting, talking about progression, the 1st official would from the kremlin on the death of progression. you have got a progression, of course being the viking, a chief who a lead a short lived recently against russia's military leadership. some 2 months ago he shut down several that croft then at least the team rushes and service members which killed police instead of the time that wagner had betrayed russia and we'll on so for it, despite allowing provision to be deployed to better routes. it did appear that he was unlocked. mine let's bring in mike kinda, he joins us now live from washington, d. c. and he's very soon off to we've heard from vladimir putin, mike, but i want to note on see if there's been any reaction the from the us to his

come over to the dprk, as north korea is called, as he harboured ill will or ill feeling against inhumane maltreatment and racial discrimination within the us army. he also expressed a third country, saying that he was disillusioned at the unequal american society. of course, us officials cannot verify those claims. this is north korea, so we do need to be a bit sceptical. so i want to see what you make of that statement. good evening, thanks for having me. i don't know exactly what to make of that statement. parts of it didn't make a lot of sense. i would hesitate, i would caution folks against taking this at face value. north koreans have a long history of trying to exploit racial issues in the united states and we, not having heard from travis, we don't know. have you heard from private travis king? do you have any sense of his condition and how concerned are you about his safety? we have not heard from him and no reports on his condition. something about that statement suggested that perhaps, to me at least, he's been not treated terribly but we don't know and yes, his mother is terribly concerned and she wants her son back. can you give us any more insight in

north and central america. there is potential for election interference, increasing signs of authoritarianism and crackdowns on freedom of expression. we seen this before. you can look no further than nicaragua for a sense of what happens when leaders direct civil society persecution, closure of media outlets and attacks on religious institutions and individuals. we don't want to see that repeated in north and central america's will continue to work alongside our neighbors in the region while remaining vigilant and outspoken. thank you and i look forward to the exchange after. >> thank you. i would like to thank the dialogue for the invitation and it's really a pleasure to be here. if i had to caption under myself, i probably wouldn't see that but the department of labor is happy to be here. rebecca's opening point that there has not been a lot of engagement with the department of labor and i would say in general, it's sort of known in foreign policy spaces but the reason we are here and talking about the root cause of strategy is because it represents an evolution of the understanding of where decent work and labor rights fit with

first on the meeting this afternoon with president chavez of costa rica, he has expressed the interest of joining the north american trade pact between the united states, mexico and canada, the us mc a. i was curious, you know, if that's something that the united states would support. so i'm not -- >> so i'm not going to get ahead of the discussion that they might have today. so i want to be very careful as that's going to happen later today. we're going to have a readout after the after the meeting concludes, i will say this, that president biden biden values costa rica's close collaboration on building out of america's partnership for economic prosperity. so the two leaders certainly are going to discuss how they can continue to work together to strengthen our economic ties and inclusive and resilient economies within which includes developing a resilient regional semiconductor supply chain. so obviously, that will be part of the conversation. i'm just not going to get into any specifics. on the, your question about us, us mc a. again, we'll have a readout once the, once the conversation concludes. repor

train accident in southern pakistan, the south-north rail route has the country has not been reopened for trains yesterday, a passenger train known as hazar express derailed in nawab shah yalat region of sindh. at least 17 people were killed and more than 80 people were injured. many of them were women and children , after a passenger train derailed, its 10 wagons were damaged. publicly released, the ministry of railways of pakistan announced the reconstruction of the damaged lines and head passenger trains on this line will start soon. investigators have been sent to the scene of the accident, but soon we will publish a list of those killed and injured in this accident . the accident ordered the medical institutions to provide all the necessary facilities for the injured in this accident. the old railway lines and the lack of attention to their reconstruction in pakistan have caused thousands of people to lose their lives in various railway accidents in this country. syed ali razavi news agency . radio islamabad in the last the developments of the war in eastern europe, russia has announced the bombing of 3 types of long-range missiles sent from

expressed interest in joining brazil's president. literally, the silva says he's in favor of adding more countries. one leader who is north of the summit is the russian president vladimir, to say, and he's facing an international arrest warrant for war crimes stemming from his invasion of ukraine. and i'll correspond to dian whole k as in janice, but i'm just following the summit for us. diane, can you tell us what are the most pressing issues the brakes members will be dealing with this summit? well on. yeah. as you mentioned, the issue of breaks is expansion. really is one of the top agenda items, not only for the bricks member countries, but for those watching the summit summit, externally. that's because the bricks group is already considered quite large. and they all questions as to whether they, if they were to add new members, it would end up being some kind of a challenge to global spots. but today we sold those presidents. i'm having to defend the plans to expand bricks and also saying back to the even an intention to do to challenge the global blocks. but all the that the global styles needs to be to open eyes i

north and central america. there is potential for election interference, increasing signs of authoritarianism and crackdowns on freedom of expression. we seen this before. you can look no further than nicaragua for a sense of what happens when leaders direct civil society persecution, closure of media outlets and attacks on religious institutions and individuals. we don't want to see that repeated in north and central america's will continue to work alongside our neighbors in the region while remaining vigilant and outspoken. thank you and i look forward to the exchange after. >> thank you. i would like to thank the dialogue for the invitation and it's really a pleasure to be here. if i had to caption under myself, i probably wouldn't see that but the department of labor is happy to be here. rebecca's opening point that there has not been a lot of engagement with the department of labor and i would say in general, it's sort of known in foreign policy spaces but the reason we are here and talking about the root cause of strategy is because it represents an evolution of the understanding of where decent work and labor rights fit with

so i think that whatever might be the case in oth situations, here, of course in north carolina, we have an expresstatutory ization saying a particular three-judge court shall impose a remedial map and shall do so under the following constraints. 's good for one trip only, its interim map. the legislature has to be given a full and fair opportunity to remedy the constitutional problem before that remedial process kicks in. and then, third, t has to deviate as minimally as possible from the map that the legislature en and then within those constraints, that remedial process occurs. and so i think that, i guess, more generally, i think if one recognizes, as i think has to be the case, that states do have the constitutional authority enforce state constitutional provisions here, and they act is unconstitutional, and ine the case of a redistricting map, then it natufollows that there is going to be remedial authority. and that remedial authority in nstance really responds to a profound practical problem, whicou have to have a map to have an election. chief justice roberts: thank you. mr. verrilli: some

as the armament of the armed forces of north donetsk and the villages adjacent to the city. the russians shelled our positions , vinzi, with a mournful expression, visited wounded ukrainian soldiers in the hospital to then report to his curator how many targets they were also impressed by this one, who leaked data about local patriots who could potentially resist the invaders, made lists of who needed to be eliminated, just a cynical russian devil, on april 26 last year, this salesman was detained in his phone , correspondence with the russian military was discovered , all of this, in principle, and our special services found out ukrainians knew then and somehow how the castle was occupied by the ukrainian government in december 2022. the novomoskovsk city district court of the dnipropetrovsk region sentenced this traitor to 12 years deprivation of liberty, agree, the sentence is too lenient for someone who helped the occupiers in the murders, it would be her partner in prison , but soon ukraine exchanged him for a citizen in the usa, the media wrote that pavlenko was personally met by the head of the communist party of the soviet union, wagner

expression and expand human creativity. and with us to talk about this in the us state of north dakota, we have shane bulk which an artist and photographer from ohio, katherine elkins, professor of humanities and an a. i researcher at kenyon college and from berlin, art photographer, boris l. dodson who recently rejected this here sony world photography prize, which he won after revealing that his submitted photo was made with the help of a i. thank you all 3 for joining us for this really interesting discussion. and of course, i feel like it is fitting to start with you because what captured my attention and many people around the world where these headlines that came out in april. when you won the sony world photography contests. we see in the garden photographer, mit prize winning image was a generated german artist for us. so dodson says entry to sony, world photography awards was designed to provoke debate. and of course, this is the photography, the if you can call it a photo, which i know is part of the discussion, but that's what we're debating at this moment for us. thank you so much for joining us. tell me more abo

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express. the concern also coming up hurricane or down. this is the worst storm to hit florida gulf coast in a century the winds weekend as the system moves north for the left destruction in its way. the hello i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. we begin with some breaking news from south africa. at least 52 people are dead and another 43 injured after a fire broke out in a building in johannesburg. emergency services say the blaze is now under control, but they fear the death toll could rise as the recovery operation begins. is not yet clear what caused the fire, which broke out in the early morning will bring you. of course, the latest developments on this breaking news story as they comment are now to god ball and who leaders in the west african country have named republican guard chief general bruce clo, tear only jean, get mom as head of the tradition of the transitional government. they have accused just re elected president ali bongo of embezzlement, and placed him under house arrest. world leaders have condemned the crew, which brought a whole to bone, goes almost 14 year rule. the us says it's deeply concerned about the unrest in

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express the evidence of this policy in the infamous words. the only good india is a dead indian, the genocide of native americans of north america lead to a demographic catastrophe. the exact number of deaths is still unknown, but the number of victims is in millions. having been a majority on the continent before the indigenous people make up less than 3 percent of the us population today. the the, the in the early days had a very creative lunch, a peanut butter, mayo and tuna, on date not thread. i found that the highest blood sugars were after lunch. so i said, well as lunch is the biggest culprit, it must be because of the carbohydrate. so i'm going to eliminate the bread and eliminate the peanut tighter. and i'll just have the tune of fish and mail and the salad where i'm on the amount of inch when i took for lunch dropped dramatically. and the blood sugars after lunch became predict. i decided at that point that i had to get this information out and that the doctors would bend over backwards. so the 1st thing i did was approach my own doctor who is present to the american diabetes association. and people come to me once a month for blood sugar.