now from verizon, robert kelly, associate professor of international relations in the department of political science and diplomacy at tucson national university. good to see you, robert, is that a fair assessment of the situation that there is lenient c for corporate bosses in south korea? i think it is, this is something that's actually been debated a lot and career for several decades. the korean government has a habit of releasing corporate bosses who have been convicted of various crimes. some of that was actually being sort of like physical salt and some of the, some of this isn't just white color from like, like least conviction, but actual fault. and there's been a fair amount of criticism of that. and this is sort of a part of a large debate about sort of whether or not korea is very largest corporations for a mega corporation that dominate the economy, that i have towards influence on, on politics. my own sense will be yes. to play devil's advocate then samsung is pretty important, isn't it says how, sorry, i mean that the, the, the perception of the company, the, the amount of mone

ok, robert kelly, great to get your thoughts. thank you so much for joining us here. on al jazeera, i grabbed me that's returned to our top story. the tense developments in ghana, santa smith, america, and it's military presence. after 20 years, thousands of children have lost their parents in the for decades of war. many of them live in orphanages, but there are fears. some of the facilities could not be shut down. child stratford sent this report from just north of campbell. these children and most of their parents were born into conflict in war. but many of their fathers and mothers were killed by nato and strikes or in attacks by the taliban. and many of them will be scarred for life. just let us see where to go every year. during each celebrations, we especially feel the emptiness because he is not here. and when we hear a child call its father, it's very painful. for susan rose, one's father was a policeman. he was shot dead by the taliban as a checkpoint in eastern afghanistan, 6 years ago. resort describes how they felt since the taliban took control of his to

bribery. critics say his release reflect the culture of lenient c for corporate bosses and say from robert kelly, associate professor of international relations at present national universities that leads release is really part of a wider approach to white collar crime. in south korea, the korean government has a habit of releasing corporate bosses who have been convicted of various crimes. some of that was actually being sort of like physical salt. and some of the, some of this isn't just white color crime like, like, conviction but actual assault. and there's been a fair amount of criticism of that. and this is sort of a part of a large debate about sort of whether not create very largest corporation or mega corporations that dominate the economy. do they have too much influence on, on politics? my own sense, we haven't been too much from the, from the current government. right. i mean, the president current president got in because the president of course is impeached right. and leave with great big ghana. i think the current president moon has been content to sort of allow that digital proce

. >>> jury selection begins today in the federal trial of robert kelly, also knownwn as r. kelly. entertainer faces federal racketeering charges linked to several sex crimes against women and girls. >>> taliban fighters have taken control of much of afghanistan's critical kunduz province. this comes after a monthlong battle of government forces and the complete withdrawal of u.s. troops. i'm elise preston, cbs news, new york. ♪ >>> it's monday, august 9th, 2021. this is contract "cbs morning news." wrong direction. america's battle against covid takes another step back. the troubling trend not seen since february. >>> what he did to me was a crime. he broke the law. >> breaking her silence, a former executive assistant publicly talks for the first time about how she was allegedly sexually harassed by new york govern a tokyo passes the baton for the 2024 olympics. what organizers have already promised in the wake of the pandemic. ♪ good morning, good to be with you.

robert kelly is an associate professor financial relations and the department of political science and diplomacy at pusan national university. he says lees release as part of a wider approach to white collar crime in south korea. the korean government has a habit of releasing corporate bosses who have been convicted of various crimes, some of that was actually being sort of physical assault and some, some of this isn't just white collar crime like like leaf conviction but actual assault. and there's been a fair amount of criticism of that, and this is sort of a part of a large debate about sort of whether or not korea very largest corporation or mega corporations that dominate the economy. that i had too much influence on, on politics, my own sense. i haven't been too much from, from the current government. right. i mean, the president current president got in because the president of course is peach. right. and leave with great big ghana. i think the current president moon has been content to sort of allow that process to play out. right. he got what he wanted, if you will, politicall

a robert kelly is a professor of political science and diplomacy at tucson national university. he believes north korea is taking advantage of political changes in the us and elsewhere. and then our friends don't really tell us very much about why they make decisions. they don't print documents and things like that. the doctoral statements for us to push through, you know, so that's kind of criminology. i would say that the north koreans probably are thinking that negotiations with the americans are over right. donald trump is out of office. you may recall that trump met kim jong and several times, but now he's gone. and the bio team is looking at a lot of other things besides north korea. and so the americans aren't particularly pushing hard and north korea one way or another. i think the buying people would like to have conversations and some have negotiations for the north, but fairly pushing forth where the trunk people did. so i think if you're the north koreans, the thinking is, you know, look, i mean there's nothing going on. the americans are offering us anything. the cu

behavior allegations raised in the documentary surviving r kelly definite to do the >> acquitted by a chicago jury in 2008 on charges of child. robertlvester kelly now faces dozens of counts involving alleged victims identified only as jane doe's one through 6. >> and tonight, federal prosecutors want to add 15 more. kelly's defense team saying they were blindsided lacking time to prepare before the case goes to trial calling the request a violation of their client's constitutional rights are mary adi is a former federal prosecutor when it comes to our kelly criminal charges. this is the tip of the iceberg. while they're not bringing new charges. the feds are bringing substantial new allegations telling the judge they have evidence of abuse, hush money payments. unlawful imprisonment and other crimes dating back 30 years, including an allegation that kelly sexually abused a 17 year-old boy. he met at a chicago mcdonald's in 2006. >> for a defense team to explain away a lot of different victims could be very difficult. >> tom negovan reporting for us tonight. >> next on kron. 4 news at 9. some chaos in the skies and airports. thousan

it was first reported shortly after midnight on robert's avenue near kelly park. these photos were from the san jose fire department. firefighters had the flames under control in about 30 minutes and there are no reports of any injuries. but the flames gutted that abandoned home. a couple of petaluma found dead inside their home this weekend police trying to figure out how they died. police say they were asked to do a welfare check on a husband and wife, who had not been heard from in more than a week, officers say yesterday at about three o'clock in the afternoon, they found the bodies inside the home on the 1200 block of del sole way near casa grande high school. police aren't releasing any other details right now, but investigators say there are no suspects and that there is no threat to the public. are still to come this evening. the bait of brooklyn see the group of first responders embarking on an incredible cross country journey. all the pay tribute to firefighters killed on 9 11. also ahead tonight is survived almost 90 years in the south bay coming up. wh

robert kaplan. a pleasure to have you both here steve? >> kelly, thank you very much. and robert kaplan, dallas fed president, thanks for joining us i think the best thing to do is start exactly where kelly instructed us to begin it's best not to get on her cross side there let me ask you about the inflation report this morning. did you see moderation in it does it support the notion of inflation being transitory or do you see more persistence in the number z >> the outlook, the cpi number today was probably consistent with our outlook, which we're still expecting year-end pce to be in the year about 3.8%. we're expecting some of these extreme moves, used cars, other items, to moderate but we're still expecting a broad mean of inflation pressures heading into next year and our forecast for pce inflation next year is in the neighborhood of 2 1/2% so i think this report's basically consistent with that outlook. >> is that too high? are you willing to abide 2 1/2% inflation? >> the issue is if we have an extended period of time, this is my view, whereyou're running 2 1/2%

kelly fervently denied any wrongdoing. i didn't do this stuff! this is not me! i'm fight for my (bleep) life! he shouts. robert... allegations of sexual abuse are not new for mr kelly. he has been facing them for more than two decades. but the only time he faced criminal charges, back in 2008, he was acquitted. these new allegations against kelly are far more serious. if found guilty, he could spend the next several decades in prison. let's get some of the day's other news: fire crews in southern france are still battling to control a wildfire near saint tropez a day after it broke out in a motorway service area. about 900 firefighters are tackling the flames in the hills behind the mediterranean resort. 20 people have suffered smoke inhalation and six firefighters have been injured. 10,000 people have been evacuated. european ministers will discuss later how to manage the soaring number of migrants who have crossed into the european union from belarus. lithuania, which borders belarus, says more than 4,000 migrants have entered illegally so far this year. it blames belarus for encouraging people to make the jour

kelly fervently denied any wrongdoing. i didn't do this stuff. this is not me, i'm fighting for my bleep life. y'all killing me with this bleep. inaudible. robertf sexual abuse are not new for mr kelly. he's been facing them for more than two decades, but the only time he faced criminal charges back in 2008, he was acquitted. these new allegations against kelly are far more serious. if found guilty he could spend the next several decades in prison. samira hussain, bbc news, new york. we are going to go back to haiti. we understand almost 2000 people who have lost their lives but it is the elements they are fighting against at they are fighting against at the moment. we can now speak to makayla palazzo who's policy and advocacy manager, concern worldwide. makayla joins us from les cayes an area that has suffered widespread devastation following the earthquake. i hope you can hear me 0k. i hope you can hear me ok. you have travelled to les cayes from photo prints, what was the journey like, what with the conditions like?— journey like, what with the conditions like? the “ourney took about six h conditions like? the journey took about six hours, -

at the time of the interview, jane described a healthy relationship with kelly whose first name is robertf a victim. >> i'm happy doing what i'm doing. i haven't figured out what i want to do with my life, but i know when the time comes, we know rob is going to support us regardless. >> right. >> reporter: now she says their relationship was abusive. she told the court she met and began having sex with him when she was in high school, and she testified that she was beaten during her five-year relationship with kelly. similar allegations against the now-54-year-old go back many years but gained worldwide attention after the 2019 documentary series "surviving r. kelly." >> either you're not getting food or you took a beating. >> reporter: jane says kelly told her the series was filled with lies, and he didn't allow her to watch it. federal prosecutors claim the r&b singer ran a criminal enterprise involving the sex trafficking of women and underage girls. kelly has pleaded not guilty to all charges. >> have you ever had sex with anyone under the age of 17? >> no. no. >> reporter: never? >>

kelly. i thought maybe robert was a little out there additional reporting showed that robert was perhaps --y can lead the way. i think in this case cap lain led the way. waller it depends who's saying what when you see guys like rose ngre was out there. he was such a dove that he started talking about the fed before anybody else buying corporate assets, right? >> wow. >> bullard was the guy who wouldn't forecast future rates so none of these guys are died in the wool hawks which you would take with a grain of salt. this is happening. i think the market is well prepared for it. i think what you're asking here is this. you're answering your own question which is did powell give the markets enough advanced notice well, this reporting combined with the market reaction i think suggests that he did i went back -- guys in the back, if you could put up a two-year going back to june, my first story sort of saying the fed was on board with this idea of discussing taper came in early june since then the 2-year has added 6 basis points or 7 basis points it's really nothing. the market has been relative

robert, just you know what for mail. at all in just a mess. and that's what people will see the truth behind it. then new tonight. >> r kelly's sondra speaking out on day 6 of the singer's sex-trafficking trial telling pix 11 the case has been difficult for their family. it's hard. part is hurtful. >> i'm just seeing him in a situation like this. if there family r kelly fans created new artwork overnight outside the federal courthouse. >> a message of encouragement for the embattled entertainer. she and r kelly began a relationship. james said in court she initially lied to our kelly about her aides say she was 18. but later told kelly, the truth, she described her life as one of kelly's living girlfriend years of and physical abuse contracting herpes from the singer and having to call kelly daddy and meeting his permission for most things. when the docu series surviving r kelly first aired jean told the jury kelly did not allow her to watch. jane also claimed when she sat down for a tv interview with cbs gayle king r kelly coached her on what to say on cross examination. the defense question, jane, about several letter. she

roberts right there. cruising down the road. yeah and check this out. you gotta watch closely you're going to see a dead on the field. this is. sean kellyr peewee football with an epic run, and dad can't contain himself. of course not. yeah, if you look closely comes out on the field to congratulate his son loves seeing those little guys go at it. the shot kelly jr. look at good brings back good memories, guys. thanks mark. goodnight everybody. thanks for joining us. see you later. good night.o. only seven quantum mechanical proofs to go! we are cooking with c-h-4. ohh! (laughs) cooking with gas. and they're both single, fellas. come on, guys. can't we just have one day where we respect and support one another? hello, family. (chuckles) there was an incident this morning at our annual neighborhood block party. cam usually provides the entertainment at these things, but he had lily's birthday party, so phil volunteered. who needs a fizbo if you can have a philbo? what?! i mean, where does it end? it's so long! it's comically long, when you think about it. thing is, phil's terrified of clowns. just thought if i was the clown, i wouldn't b

kelly has pleaded not guilty to all of the charges. opening statemeyts are set to get underway next week. the los angeles murder trial e- of real estate mogul robert durst, the court was in recess. so few days after somebody in the gallery tested positive for covid durst is expected to take the stand in his own defense maybe later this week he has pleaded not guilty to murder charges in the shooting death of his friend susan berman. this was nearly 21 years ago. prosecutors say he shot her inside her benedict canyon home because he was afraid she would tell authorities about his involvement in the disappearance of his first wife. the senate is inching closer to passing president biden's one trillion dollars, infrastructure package and if successful supporters say it will be the biggest such investment in decades. kron 4 washington correspondent kellie meyer live for us tonight in washington, dc with. >> the very latest to get this finally off the one yard line and across the goal line l. >> good evening. that's right. well, it's been a long road to get here. but senators are just hours away from passing this massive investment in our country's inf

kelly fervently denied any wrongdoing. i didn't do this stuff! this is not me! i'm fighting for my bleep life! you're killing me with this! bleep. indistinct shouting. robertions of sexual abuse are not new for mr kelly. he has been facing them for more than two decades. but the only time he faced criminal charges, back in 2008, he was acquitted. these new allegations against kelly are far more serious. if found guilty, he could spend the next several decades in prison. mental health referrals in england are at their highest level for two years, according to new bbc research. demand for urgent crisis care, where a patient has a serious mental health crisis, has also hit a two—year peak. the research suggests a surge in people accessing the services post—lockdown. charities say the worst is still to come, and have urged the government to act. a family from newcastle—under—lyme is taking the environment agency to the high court over an odour radiating from a nearby landfill site. they claim noxious gases from the site are causing significant health problems for theirfive—year—old son, matthew, who has cerebral palsy. the environment agency has already receiv

kelly will take the stand? >> no. we saw he did an interview, and i apologize -- >> the gayle king. >> yeah, and she kept saying, robert>> yeah, and he did not want to listen. we have seen, he can't compos himself or or handle himself in that type of interview, there is no way you put something like that on the stand. there are no guarantees he would be able to come across in a way that a jury would like, he has a lot of that, and i would never put them on the stand if he was my client. >> katie phang, we appreciate talking it through with you. >>> coming up, flight aten dents put up a lot of bad behavior, in some are prepared to handle it in more assertive ways. that is just ahead. stay close. how much money can liberty mutual save you? one! two! three! four! five! 72,807! 72,808... dollars. yep... everything hurts. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ i don't just play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual neuroscientist. and i love the science behind neuriva plus. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brain performance? yes,

kelly has pleaded not guilty to all charges. opening statements are expected next week. testimony resumed today in the trial accusing real estate mogul robert durst of murder. the court had been in recess since thursday after an observer in the gallery tested positive for covid. >> there is expected to take the stand in his own defense this week. he has pleaded not guilty to murder charges in the shooting death of his friend susan berman nearly 21 years ago. prosecutors say he shot from an inside her los angeles home because he feared that she would tell authorities about his involvement in his first wife's disappearance. a group of parents taking legal action against the state of florida. they are suing over governor ron desantis is executive order banning mask mandates. that school saying. >> it violates the americans with disabilities act. the parents maintain they're not comfortable sending their children with disabilities. back to class unless every student wears a mask. >> the public school option needs to remain safe and accessible for every child. and if we're not imposing a universal mask mandate. it's not safe for children like mi

kelly might take the stand? >> no. we saw he did that interview and i apologize i'm forgetting her -- >> where she kept saying robert, roberte seen he can't even compose himself or handle himself in that type of interview. there's no way as a defense attorney you put somebody like that on the stand. there's no guarantees he'll be able to come across in a way that a jury would like. he's already got a lot of that and i was definitely as a criminal defense attorney i would never put him on the stand if he was my client. >> we appreciate you talking us through tis. >>> coming up, flight attendants have put up with a lot of bad behavior during the pandemic, but some are preparing to handle these incidents in more assertive ways. that's just ahead. stay close. e ways that's just ahead. stay close without frequent heartburn waking her up. now, that dream... . ...is her reality. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts, for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn? age-related macular degeneration may lead to severe vision loss, so the national eye institute did 20 years of clinical studies on a for

kelly fervently denied any wrongdoing. i didn't do this stuff! this is not me! i'm fighting for my bleep life! you're killing me with this! bleep. indistinct shouting. robertkind of culture change that we have seen in america as a result of the metoo movement and that is why you see a sense from prosecutors that this time they could be successful. thanks forjoining us. we can return to our top story and mps are accusing the government of serious failings in afghanistan and the prime minister borisjohnson said the uk will honour its enduring commitment to afghan people but the labour leader keir starmer accused the prime minister of staggering complacency and betraying the afghan people. we can now talk to the british ambassador to afghanistan from 2010 until 2012, and i'm glad to say we can speak to him now. thanks forjoining us. i would like to get your reaction to what is taking place now in afghanistan and on the streets of kabul. it is taking place now in afghanistan and on the streets of kabul.— on the streets of kabul. it is sad and shameful— on the streets of kabul. it is sad and shameful and _ on the streets of kabul. it is sad and shameful and fri

kelly fervently denied any wrongdoing. i didn't do this stuff! this is not me! i'm fighting for my bleep life! you're killing me with this! bleep. indistinct shouting. robertr more serious. if found guilty, he could spend the next several decades in prison. the cost of living rose again last month — but the pace of the increase has slowed down slightly. that's according to latest figures out within the past few minutes. ben's got all the details for us. people will have noticed this. when you are buying things. most people have noticed prices going up in the shops. for most things, even filling up the car, you will have seen that going up because oil prices have risen. we have confirmation from the office for national statistics. the figure has come in at 2%. suggesting prices are 2% higher than last year. it is down from 2.5% from the month before. it means prices are going up but not as quickly perhaps as they were before. some of the reasons for this, it is driven by confusion related to the pandemic because we compare all sorts of changes in shopping habits and what the office for national statistics has to do is make sense of that and they told us pri

kelly get help, but he continues to deny all of these allegations. do you see a world when perhaps he may admit to any of the accusations against him? >> knowing the robertpefully sooner or later, he will get the help that he needs and once he gets the help, be able to recognize the hurt he caused to not just me but other women in the past. >> asante, i want people to understand the racketeering case the jury is being seated for today. the allegation from prosecutors is that r. kelly ran a criminal enterprise by compelling his employees to help him abuse women. what was your experience in the context of that charge with his team, with those employees that he may have been directing? >> well, when i was actually with him, certain employees, they did move us around. some of them agreed and some didn't agree with what he wanted them to do with us, but i guess because it was a paycheck, they did what he asked them to do just to get a paycheck. >> you know, asante, he's been charged and acquitted of sex crimes before. do you think that this time will be different? >> oh, definitely, yes, i do believe that he will actually be convicted of all the sex crimes he