documentary, the this is dw use life from the end as the buys on target to the dispute region of no golden o'connor box for a 2nd day. they call it an anti terror campaign against the medium back forces. local officials, a school is a dead or polluted ukraine, denies the report that one of its benefits went pro good. here's a ukrainian market town or the this month earlier this month. at least 15 people died in that box. correspond to test the lincoln's funds. ukraine is doing every thing to ensure that officer ross and the residence, no one in the world will dia, to a tech, any nation's ukraine's president employees, world leaders to stand strongly against russia and ukraine side for their own, secure the mundane fizzle, and welcome as a by john has been pounding a going to cut her bunk with rockets and heavy artillery killing at least so she 2 people according to median sources with many more wounded. this is the 2nd day of what as the by john calls anti terror attacks on no. going to cut her back, which is internationally recognized as part of as a by john most residents. there are actually, as

o'connor -- mrs. o'connor. 47,375. >> i don't know what number you're referring to. >> that's the number of accty duty reserve men and women in kentucky who is going to be forced to go without pay because of the shutdown. >> i should know that because? >> no -- it's because you have nothing to say about any of this. you're not a fact. you don't have any facts. you weren't there. mrs. o'connor, don't take it personally that you are here being used for somebody out there being indicted. this is not helping the american people. mr. gephardt, what does this say? >> one thing i'm learning is i need new glasses. that's the countdown to the shut down. >> what is it? a couple days here? >> two days and eight hours. >> so mr. dubinsky, you know who said the following? we have thousands that returned holiday presents because they needed cash. missed a mortgage payment, took out a short term loan and ran up credit card debt because they had no paycheck for the month. >> point of order, mr. chairman. >> state you

life from the then as a by john launch is a military operation in the dispute region of the golden o'connor. buck officials call it. and as the tara campaigns against the medium back forces, there are reports of shelves folding on the regional capital civilian casualties mount. also coming up, ukraine is doing every thing to ensure that optim raj, nebraska, know, on the wall, will be a to detect any nation. ukraine's president employs world leaders to stand certainly against russia, ukraine sites that their own security and developers who takes a trip to the amazon to follow around the agency tracking link and locate a success story that's more than half the regions problem of the power section. the dates as well and welcome explosions of p as the around the capital of the enclave . nicole and o'connor. bach as the by john is launched heavy auxilary and we sell fire on separate his positions. local officials say schools and people are dead or wounded. you're going to cut her back, is internationally recognized as part of azerbaijan, but both residents or ethnic medians. and it has long oper

o'connor doesn't even know when her own home will be rebuilt. but she sees the fire as a chance to do things better -- and hopes the town can serve as a role model for others threatened by wildfires. just three hours away from india's capital new delhi is a starkly different world. i am traveling to a cluster of villages known for sex work. this is gheygoli, a village in the district of alwar in the state of rajasthan. here i meet ankita, who is a sex worker. at her request, we have changed her name. she says she's of legal age, but doesn't look it. ankita is getting ready for a client. her clients include men from nearby villages, truck drivers or migrant workers that pass through on the highways, and young men with disposable incomes. she joined the profession 3 years ago and says it was by choice as it enables her to support her family. i know from my father that my aunt also worked like this. i got into this field due to poverty. how much are you earning at the moment?" about 60,000-70,000 rupees per month, around 750 euros. apart from me, n

he has co-edited an essay on flannery o'connor. hello, so glad you're here. it is my distinct honor to introduce and to interview jeff shaara his new book which on notice signing is at 3:00 and i think you'll to be there after you hear this and. and jeff is well known to us. he's signed many of his books here, the state he's the author of more than 15 york times bestseller. as you certainly would know, gods and generals, other books that to mind the last full measure and of course his new historical the old line about teddy roosevelt and rather than read this standard bio i thought i would tell a story. so jeff, i have known each other for about years when. we were younger. let's say, and project that was just mentioned to government

even though o'connor says it's taking too long and been bogged down in too much bureaucracy, flowers as mer, she's overseeing reconstruction along with her recovery manager. this is my property right here where we had our house at my house was built in 1933 and it was a really a character, home, beautiful, beautiful character. this was one of the hottest fires we ever saw. there was a 1000 degrees at the height of the fire, it was melting and vaporizing almost everything. these images went around the world . a wall of flame devouring entire houses, lit, and had been badly damaged by wildfires 3 times before. but it had never seen anything like this. just an hour later, nearly the entire village had burned down. once a popular tourist destination. now it's a ghost town. only the church remains. never again says ligan's mer. she's changed the building code. now, all new buildings must have a fire resistant exterior. fire is something that's not not uncommon to our area at all. you look on any of the mountains around, you'll see evidence of past forest fires. so you know, we need to be

the armenians of nicole know, kind of by the time the army and premier has recognized not growing. o'connor paused as part of azerbaijan territory, while pushing for talks on the rights of nick armenian residents. but his reason claims that armenia is not involved in the latest episode, and the conflict has sparked protests and yet are gone. with some demonstrators calling for to back into the pano garrett and my gardener boss. thousands of injured people have been rushed to hospital. you need the hill when the explosion started. so we managed to survive. my sister and i survived. the situation only adds to the was of local residents who say that had been dealing with food and medicine shortages 4 months after, as are based on blocked. armenia is only wrote the link to the enclave. the launch and cord, or the international community is calling on us or by john to stop it's military activities, insisting instead on a return to dialogue between the enclaves, armenians and bunker, but also based on says, it won't stop until the armenians that protest surrender. myself is the director of the fl

o'connor, 47, ms. o'connor, 47,300 fica you know what that is, ms. o'connor?i don't know what number you referring to. >> that's a number of active-duty and reserve men and women serving our nation's armed forces in kentucky who is going to be forced to go without pay because of the shutdown. >> and i should know that because? >> no. because you're nothing to say that any of this because you are not aic fact, you have no facts that were not there. don't take it personally. ms. o'connor don't take it personally that you hear being used for somebody after being indicted. this is the health helpin people. mr. gerhardt, what does this say? >> one thing i learned in this thing is i need new glasses. that's the countdown to the shutdown. >> what is it, a couplee days? >> two daysth and eight hours. >> so 202-748-8001 help you said the following, we have thousands of members across the country who returned holiday presents because they needed cash, missed a mortgage payment, took out a short-term loan and ran up the credit card debt because they had no paycheck for t

missus o'connor and mr.ubinsky, if you saw messages like this between the president's brother and president's son, wouldn't you be concerned about them trying to give plausible deniability for the president of the united states to not have any knowledge of said business dealings? >> the time is expired but please answer the question. >> it's worth investigating. >> mr. dubinsky? >> i would agree i would investigate this. >> the gentleman yields back. before i recognize, i will give you an opportunity to recognize you for your point of order. >> i just want to make sure page 131 of the transcript of devon archer interview is entered into the record. >> without objection, so ordered. the chair recognizes the gentleman from illinois. >> he is not a federal official, right? a special counsel investigating hunter biden recently indicted him for various illegal acts. i'm sure you are aware. but nowhere in hunter biden's indictment is there any allegation of joe biden having committed any wrongdoing, right? >> that

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it is important to remember, republican appointed justices, sandra day o'connor and anthony kennedy, who both wrote opinions allowing the consideration of race as one factor but also commenting on the newest justice, justice ketanji brown jackson, and her reminder of a form of originalism about the 14th amendment and how that was a reconstruction-era event, and it was intended to do things like what affirmative action did. >> justice jackson delivered this term several distance -- dissents that were of historic determination, particularly claiming the court got it all wrong in claiming the original meaning of the 14th amendment was race blind list will live on in history -- race blindness will live on in history. i said her view is not only right but will historically be vindicated and will one day be again the law of the land. the problem of race in this country is not going to go away because we pretend it is not important. it justice robert tinsley says the way to get rid of racism is simply to disregard race, and i think justice jackson rightly said that is very much like "let th

o'connor, -- ms. o'connor, 47,300, do you know what that is? >> i don't know what number you're referring to. >> that is the number of active duty reserve men and women serving our nation's in kentucky who is going to be forced to go without pay because of the shutdown. >> i should know that because? >> it is because you have nothing to say about any of this because you are not fact. you don't have any facts. you weren't there. don't take it personally. don't take it personally the you are here being used for someone out there being indicted. this is not helping the american people. what is this over here? >> one thing i'm learning in his hearing is a need new glasses. that is the countdown. >> what is it, a couple of days >> two days and eight hours. >> mr. dubinsky, do you know who said the following? we have thousands of members across the country who returned holiday presents because they needed cash. they missed a mortgage payment, to get a short-term loan and ran up the credit card debt because they had no paycheck for the month. >> point

o'connor -- ms. o'connor, do you know this number? >> i don't know what number you're referring to. >> that is the number of active duty reserve men and women servingg in kentucky who is goig to be forced to go without pay because of the shutdown. >> and i should know that because? >> because you have nothing to say about any of this because you don't have any facts. you werere not there. ms. o'connor, don't take it personally that you are here being used for somebody out there being invited. this is not helping the american people. mr. gerhardt, what does this say? >> one thing i learned in this hearing is i need new glasses. but that is the countdown to the >> a couple days? >> two days, eight hours. >> so, mr. dubinsky, do you know who saidno the following: we hae thousands of members across the country who returned holiday presidents because they needed cash, missed a mortgage payment, took out a short-term loan and ran up their credit card debt because they had no paycheck for the month. >> point of order, mr. chairman. >> state

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thousands of people have died fighting for an against the self declared republic, i'm gonna go on o'connor. now almost, in an instant, it's gone. it is for the all medians. a national tragedy. now the government team was trying to accommodate a sudden and unexpected influx of as many as for 2000 families, the furnace smith. alex's era, yes, on the desk told from a fire at a wedding in northern iraq has risen to at least 98 another. 60 people live in hospital with injuries funeral also being held for the 2nd day. but some people are still missing. lock on the other one had reports from home. today, i'm in iraq's province of minnesota, but an entire community is in mourning. the loss is unbearable for 13 year old sandra. her mother and a younger sister were among the dozens of people who died when i flies to through a wedding celebration in the northern iraqi town of herndon, the over to them of put on mark. how can i live without them? my mother was only 37 and my sister was not even 5 years old. the lack of a fire extinguisher has destroyed my life. some people are still on accounted for a

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o'connor, you testified the 99-page doj tax memo gave full authorization for the charges? >> that is what the whistleblowers reported. >> the whistleblowers reported it was discretion finding and i'm sure you understand there is full authorization, there is discretion and there is declination and when they give a discretion determination, that is because there are serious holes and flaws and they leave it to the discretion of the u.s. attorney whether or not they want to charge it. isn't that correct? >> no, not at all. discretion is not based on holes and flaws, it is based on ability of that district to prosecute that case and that 99-page memo referred to in the testimony and -- >> what do you mean ability. >> the other times it did not mention discretion at all. gentleman's time is expired, chair recognizes mr. palmer from alabama for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman, i'm disturbed about what i've heard here today, there is a saying if you have facts, the pound the facts, if you don't have the facts, you pound the table. when you can't pound the table democrati

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o'connor. we printed what you posted one week ago which says the biden administration is promoting and enabling the invasion, that is what your post says, right? >> yes. >> it goes on to say, if this does not stop quickly, the entire usa will be invaded with millions of military age the men from many different countries who are ready to cause total havoc while getting paid $2200 per month in welfare to do so. >> did i write that? >> you re-posted it. and said it was a engineer that spiral. >> may i respond? >> when i am done with my question >> demolition of united states of america. >> ma'am, another posting from your professional linkedin account and lc michigan telethon to raise money for 16 alternate electors. that is your professional account? >> it is. >> mr. turley, professor, in 2006, you wrote an op-ed in the guardian entitled, "stop persecuting polygamists." you like and polygamists to persecuted minorities and you said polygamy is "a practice with deep and good-faith religious meanin

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o'connor. we printed what you posted one week ago which says the biden administration is promoting and enabling the invasion, that is what your post says, right? >> yes. >> it goes on to say, if this does not stop quickly, the entire usa will be invaded with millions of military age the men from many different countries who are ready to cause total havoc while getting paid $2200 per month in welfare to do so. >> did i write that? >> you re-posted it. and said it was a engineer that spiral. >> may i respond? >> when i am done with my question >> demolition of united states of america. >> ma'am, another posting from your professional linkedin account and lc michigan telethon to raise money for 16 alternate electors. that is your professional account? >> it is. >> mr. turley, professor, in 2006, you wrote an op-ed in the guardian entitled, "stop persecuting polygamists." you like and polygamists to persecuted minorities and you said polygamy is "a practice with deep and good-faith religious meanin

o'connor. we printed here what you posted roughly one week ago.it says, quote, the biden administration is promoting and enabling the invasion. that's what your post says, right? >> yes, it does. >> it further goes on to say if this doesn't stop quickly, then the entire usa will be invaded with millions of military-age men from many different countries who are ready to cause total havoc while getting paid $2200 a month in welfare to do so? >> did i write that? >> you reposted it. it is an engineered death spiral. another posting you put up on your professional linkedin account. >> the >> this is another posting from your professional linkedin account that says announcing michigan telethin that raise funds for 16 alternate electives who -- ma'am, that is your professional link evidence in account, right? >> it is. now let me turn to you, mr. turley. professor turley, in 2006 you wrote an op-ed in the guardian entitled, quote, stop persecuting polygamists. you like en them to, quote, persecuted minorities and said polygamy is a practice with deep an

miss o'connor, how many companies did mr. trump have? >> i have no idea the number but -- they built things, they sold things, they provided services. >> i reclaim my time. see, you can't even answer a simple question. over 500 -- >> will the gentleman yield? >> no, i will not. he had over 500 company, over 500 companies. i looked at the tax returns, i was on the ways and means committee and dug into it, over 500 companies, between 517 to 543 companies. and republicans had no concern about that when it was -- structured in a way almost like a set of russian nesting dolls. each one hiding the existence and who controlled the others. but did republicans bring it up, no. did they have any concerns, no. but what happened last week or this week? let's take a guess. a judge said president trump committed fraud, business fraud for inflating the value of his net worth and his companies. but when it comes to the republicans they have no problem with that, no problem, they don't want to dig into that. when trump controlled these 517 companies. whe

we're not going to stay here now as displaced armenians do not see a future in the garden o'connor boss anymore. his whole name, the good cool name. but all we want to as far as our by john to give a safe passage a day in advance to leave our whole month, we entered, but heads up by some of those pos me. so one be realized. the armenian leadership of the region now says that most of the 120000 kind of walk our maintenance will draw the leave. the historic glands then live on the us or by john he a party of the deputy you report to maria, kind of not saying that our meeting and seeing the coroner called her back, he spoke to her in the armenian time of gore is near the border with as the by john its, uh well we have seen some of so 400 people uh, closing the door to today. um, in, in the, in the, in the morning on, uh, whole day, uh, people across the border with their uh, personal cars, uh, in the buses. we actually manage to talk with some of the relatives that were uh, did in other parts of the board. uh and they were telling us that, um they, they are so happy that their relatives ar

separatists for the mind. incident. armenia, however, has denied its weapons or troops were in the garden. o'connor paused and called, the reported sabotaged in the region. a lie passed on the heart of the republic of armenia is not involved in the middle reactions. and that costs, but to be so either be john has about john has launched a ground military operation in the man the aim to the ethnic, cleansing, of the armenians of nicole know, kind of by the time the army and premier has recognized knuckle. and i've got across as part of also based on the territory while pushing for talks on the rights of edna garden, median residents. but his reason claims that are media is not involved in the latest episode and the conflict passport protests and yet are gone. with some demonstrators calling for to back into the pano, garrett and mel grodner got our boss. thousands of injured people have been rushed to hospital get what we would need the hill when the explosion started. so we managed to survive. my system nice of, i mean the situation only adds to the was of local residents who say that had been deal

it said it wanted to drive out armenians, that british troops from now gordon, o'connor, polk, and restore order. the territory is internationally recognized as part of us are based on, but it's $120000.00 inhabitants are mostly ethnic. armenians conflict between both sides over no core, no carnival is enough for new dates back over a century. within the last 30 years armenian, azerbaijan have fought to voice over it the 1st war which ended in 1994 the armenians side to control us. now gordon, a kind of ball and 7 other districts, a foot after shore tours in 2020 also advise on check back those districts. and a 3rd of no for no quarter saw russia sent peacekeepers to the region that earlier this year was, are by john, set up an official check point on the, on we cord or between armenia and non gordon will cut off. it said it's aimed what's to stop weapons smuggling, but it's meant the flow of food and other central supplies into that territory has been cut further. escalating tensions, armenian set, purchase forces have agreed to cease fire, and azerbaijan has been announced the end of its

$120000.00 inhabitants are mostly ethnic. armenians conflict between both sides over now. gordon o'connor ball is enough for new dates back over a century. within the last 30 years armenian, azerbaijan have fought to voice over it the 1st war which ended in 1994. the armenians side to control us now gotten a kind of ball and stuff in other districts. but after a short war in 2020, also by john took back those districts. and a 3rd of no for no quarter saw russia sent peacekeepers to the region that earlier this year was there by john. set up an official check point on the only cord or between armenia and non gordon all caught up off. it said it's aimed what's to stop weapon smuggling, but it's meant the flow of food and other a central supplies into that territory has been cut further, escalating tensions, armenian set, purchase forces have agreed to cease fire, and azerbaijan has been now the end of its military operation ukrainian president followed the mirrors of landscapes called for fundamental reform of the united nations security council. speaking to a special special session of the

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we promoted deleted of nicole o'connor. bach has decided to decree to dissolve the self declared republic from january the 1st next year. i mean, he says more than half of the population of 125. and i think our meetings a flight of to us and by john sees control of the region last week. iraq's prime minister, the says legal action should be taken against those responsible for the fire at a wedding which killed $98.00 people on tuesday. prayers and funeral was being held for the 3rd day. blaise is being blamed on fireworks to settle inside the wedding. hol. 3 libby is public prosecutors, as for more people should be jailed, following catastrophic floods in the city of done uh to city council. members and to construction officials are accused of mismanagement and negligence. thousands of people were killed out of this month, off the heavy rains cause to dams to bust sending a huge wave of water through the city. and so that at least 10 people have been killed and shelling by the rough and support forces in the capital. her 211 others were injured when the pot of military group attacked a bu

we're not going to stay here now as displaced. armenians do not see a future in the garden o'connor boss anymore. his whole name, the good cool name, but all we want to as far as our by john to give a safe passage a day in advance to leave our whole month, we entered but heads up by some of those for us me. so one be realized, the armenian leadership of the region now says that most of the 120000 carter block our maintenance will draw the leave. the historic lands then live on the us or by john he, a party. ukraine's military says it has broken through russian lines in the south eastern separation region. ukrainian troops advanced through a russian defense of fronts near the village of for both. the extent of keeps gains is still unclear as moscow's forces of heavily fortified. the area ukraine's came for offensive has been slowed by russian mine fields and antique tank obstacles. meanwhile, there's heavy fighting around the city of back moved in eastern ukraine. here to the counter offensive has been slow, but come under say, it's tying up russian forces pounding the russians again of w

so visit the dispute with no going o'connor bunk region in the next few days. if in calls for international monitors to be allowed in mid charges of human rights abuses against ethnic, i mean it's all the $90000.00 to flight the region saying they fee of violence and persecution. it was, it sounds that by john took over the un refugee agency officials that the total could be $120000.00. the billing fee is if prompted the un special advisor on the prevention of genocide to coal on those areas, authorities to ensure the rights of those ethnic medians was staying back. doing special adviser on the prevention of genocide and yesterday reiterated has strong concern over the ongoing situation in the region where she set the images of people leaving into a fear of identity based upon and support. very alarming, indeed, cooling old efforts to be made to ensure that the protection of people and the, the rights of the, in particular, the ethnic i mean, and population who remain in the area and will say for those who for being left. they don't use maria cut the month, say

you mentioned that justice o'connor had written one or more of the affirmative action cases. it was justice o'connor who said that affirmative-action in the entire education admissions should not be needed longer than 25 years and it was about 20 years since she wrote those words when the court overruled those cases. these cases, even though they were narrowly limited to college admissions under both the equal protection clause and title vi, because harvard was a private university and north carolina was a public university, these cases foreshadow successive landmark cases for the next five years, let's say, that will insist upon colorblindness, if you will, the route an entire american society beginning with title vii. these cases it did not reach title vii. that was not an issue, but there's not a question in my mind at all that the court at first opportunity will extend its reasoning in these cases to title vii, and that means there will be essentially a race blindness race neutrality in all decisions in the american workplace. >> that something to ponder. because our time

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justice o'connor writes the principle dissent. it's a54 case. justice o'connor, justice rehnquist, justice scalia and justice thomas joins the principal dissent. but then he writes his own dissent and he points out a number of things first, justice thomas is the one justice that goes back to the original meaning. why is he the only one in not justice scalia well, the institute for justice who litigated case did not believe they could get five votes to go back to the original, meaning. they argued that a corporate purpose meaning pfizer's was not a public purpose. they lost that argument because the majority, they should defer to the legislators, others as to how what is a public purpose at justice scalia asked a really question that i think justice thomas dissent really captures. he asked, if you take from the poor and give to the rich because they pay higher taxes, would that be a public purpose? and the city's lawyer said. yes. justice scalia, you can tell, was puzzled. so we asked the question again, you mean you can take from a give to be if

we've heard sinead o'connor. it's been a different sort of playlist. >> i'm sure sinead o'connor could have been thrilled to hear that. i think we're going to have to go because the sound is, sort of, overpowering. kyung lah, thanks very much. >>> some political perspective from jamie gangel joins us, and democratic strategist paul begala. jamie, i know you've spoken -- >> i feel bad. i'm still back with "phantom of the opera" and bully your base. >> he could have said -- and that would have been relatable. doesn't say much. >> i know you've spoken to three former chiefs of staff about the argument meadows is making on the stand and the hearing to get the case removed to federal court, that essentially everything he did fit into his role as chief of staff. clearly the judge did not buy that. >> no, the judge didn't buy it and neither did the former chiefs of staff. paul can address this. i know that we're allowed to swear on cable tv, but to put it politely, the former chiefs of staff that i spoke to laughed and

i'm aging actually are many, and they just from the gone o'connor box of several russian brokerage cease far. and the 24 hours of fighting bako says 8 consultants and they're going to kind of buck the 2 sides of discussing harvey ethnic albanian population will be integrated into as a by john is being reported that the foreign ministers of poland and ukraine have agreed. and a phone call to find a solution to the diplomatic dispute of a green impulse. poland has bind grain imports from ukraine to protect the interest of its own farmers. it then said, and what does this apply additional weapons to ukraine? as the ro escalated, your brains president lugging is the landscape, he says of russia, i shall be stripped of the veto power at holds of the un security council is accusing moscow for he calls criminal and unprovoked aggression. savanski was speaking of the un for the 1st time in person since the conflict began. as you my visa, mill is separate, but it's dominated so thought what the use of vito power line daddy's work requires theory for him. and these can be a key reform. that is som

life from the then as a by john launch is a military operation in the dispute region of the golden o'connor. buck officials call it. and as the tara campaign against the medium bag forces, there are reports of shelves folding on the regional capital civilian casualties mount. also coming up. ukraine is doing every thing to ensure that opposite ross and the rest no on the wall will be a to detect any nation. ukraine's president employs world leaders to stand firmly against process.

we know that many are fleeing award o'connor vi, and they've arrived in the town where you are right now. are you on the, i guess the gates, the exit is at the exodus gates. ford. what is looking like a, a refugee crisis or yeah, absolutely. i mean gorgeous and major nearest major settlements in our media. and so then our media to develop our boss. it's about 30 minutes from the border there because it by talking and watching for door. and this is not the city, it's about 50000 people, but everyone coming from the corner of our book comes through here. and so we've had 7000 people already. and these are already pretty full here. and that's just a fraction of what's to come. we use here french and once they come, i mean we've got 7000 that's being reported there. they've also been reports that the entire population, a 120000 ethnic armenians could possibly try to leave this area. i mean, are you hearing there? i mean, absolutely. you know, as the advisor to their, their government, to the arts. like everybody said a couple days of ways that and 99.9 percent of our people when we, i th

what are you hearing, maria from the golden o'connor, basketball accusations that the cease fire has been broken as well. we are hearing from the voices from the car boss that indeed they can hear some guns far in the center of the capital city. step on the chairs uh, one uh local tells me that you can hear gunfire next to the hospital. so if we just right in the center, so the situation is quite died and it seems like the situation of the city is quite kyle tech. and people are running to the shelters of their panicking and they do not know what to do for now. they just, there's also no electricity, very poor internet connection, but we are trying to reach those people and they're telling us that they are just hiding. and also we are receiving calls, some on verified reports that are there by johnny forces are advancing from the outskirts of the city right to the center of the city. but of the, the situation on the ground change was really fast. so for now we cannot really verify independence the as of now that information. so these fun verified reports that the cease fire has been

the, this is dw use life from the land as a buys on target to the dispute, a region of no going o'connor box for a 2nd dice they call it has an anti terror campaign against the medium bag forces. local officials, a school is a dead or polluted ukraine, denies the report, the one if it's broke, it's went broke and here's a ukrainian mancha town early this morning. earlier this month, at least 15 people died in that box, correspond to test the lincoln's funds.

. >> mientras tanto, le contamos del hospital o'connor, que corre el riesgo de quedarse sin empleadoss que serán sustituidos por trabajadores del sindicato. ese y ese y el condado de santa clara anunció que dejará de trabajar con los ingenieros el 30 de septiembre. algunos optarán por jubilarse, otros aceptaron ofertas de trabajo en otros lugares. según se ha dicho , y hay trabajadores de restaurantes de comida rápida. >> se anotaron un punto a su favor. y es que el gobernador gavin newsom firmó una ley, la cual aumentaría el salario mínimo. >> dawson dio su aprobación rodeado de empleados justamente de ese sector y otros líderes sindicales en el condado de los Ángeles balvin. avilés estuvo presente, nos tiene reacciones adelante. balbino. >> buenas tardes. y es que ha sido una lucha. primero era por los 15■!a, pero así ha ido avanzando en los últimos años y hoy finalmente pues se da la firma de la ave 12 28. eso fue aquí en el local de ese siete 21 y me acompaña precisamente el presidente del sindicato, david huerta. buenas tardes. histórica la firma del gobernador hoy es nada es alg

i'm, i mean, it was like, no, there's as advice on the software and say, open the going o'connor back to the outside world that looks like a sign that the media is prepared to reach a compromise with the government as a by john you know, unfortunately i did send boards of the ard meeting is tied concerning the recognition of to cut our bodies and as part of was it by some do not correspond to each other just several days ago on 2nd of september, the prime minister part of media nicole pushing young, sent it come to that a true conduct, solicit a statement to separate of displacing a cut box and congratulated your independence for all the advice on the side of back in 1990. but so death under mine told the shipments that we have already made in the peace process is our media mediated by the best buy, pick united states and your so on the one hand, se, se for you to recognize us advice as to the total integrity to this cut about part of you. on the other hand, they say no, it doesn't mean you know, the commission of cut up on the full silver. they need to close it by so, so it's labeled

centuries, have made that home in his mountains and beyond with the separatist ng type of nicole and o'connor back. now wonder as a by john to control the a 120000 remaining ethnic. all medians were told they could stay on the road from back, who only it set off an exodus will neighbor and media more than 20000 of arrived since sunday. by the way, we are going, what will happen to us? no one knows. i don't know what you say about our future. i don't think we will be able to return your car, but how, how can we go back off to order this happened? we can't live with them. of these all mean, he is a proud, angry and upset russian peacekeepers fail to stop as a by john booking the main road to armenia for 9 months. they refused to accept aid that was offered via, along the route, controlled by as a by john. your opinions are accused of not wanting to pressure eyes, oil and gas, the rate terms of by john. just something about town or for this thought. i don't know what kind of just game dcs. i lift everything, get my whole tunnels. potatoes in my seller connie. noticing was there, i know i wouldn'

. >> aurora o'connor often reaches for one of these popular over-the-counter cold meds. >> they seemhelp at least i think they help. >> but now an fda committee says that could be a placebo effect. >> that does surprising in a unanimous vote. >> fda expert said that nalorphine a common ingredient in some over-the-counter nasal decongestants, does not work when taken orally. the decision is based on several new studies , so some patients might respond. >> but a lot of patients we find will say, well, i took it and it didn't work. >> dr. allison chacon with the usc mann school of pharmacy says when phenylephrine reaches the nose, it constricts blood vessels, which helps open up congested nasal passages. that's why nasal sprays containing this ingredient can be effective. but when taken by mouth, by the time it's metabolized, it's not strong enough to be effective. those products, such as sudafed, are available without a prescription. but are stored behind the counter. experts say the fda's findings on phenylephrine could have a huge impact. >> it's pretty major because there's not a lo