that's how long we've been hanging out, me and blake shelton. it's pretty fun.never thought i'd get to know. it's exciting and fun. >> dua lipa: yeah, you just had a number one. tell me how that feels. >> that felt crazy. it's almost like -- it's a little bit full circle because i think the first concert that i ever went to, we had girl scouts of america. i was in girl scouts. my parents picked me up and took me to l.a. and we saw emmy lou harris which is a country artist. my dad listened to a lot of blue grass. not country, but blue grass. they did a lot of festivals and stuff like that when i was a kid. now to be actually on a song and to get to be like number one at this point in my career -- 44 because i feel like i can like really use it ""the voice"" this season. i have a hard time with that. i got to be in alternative radio, then pop and now country. i'm like what? try to compete with that, john. i'm sitting between john legend and kelly clarkson. i can't beat them, but -- >> dua lipa: you've been killing it. you've been killing it. you've been so inspiri

. >>> we have breaking news on fed nominee judy shelton steve is where with the details.hat's going on? >> thanks very much. 38 fed alumni have written a letter to senators urging them to reject the nomination of judy shelton to the federal reserve board of governors these 38 alum include economist, bank supervisors, two former bank presidents saying she is incapable of leaving politics at the door she has a decades long record of writings and statements that call into question hr fitness for a spot on the federal reserve board of governors they also say views are so extreme to be an unnecessary distraction from the task at hand the nomination in july got out of committee 13-12 party line vote since then, two republican senators have said they will vote against the nomination. not enough to put it down but mitch mcconnell has not yet scheduled a vote on the gnat floor. >> steve, how likely does her confirmation look at this point. >> seems like a close call i think they can lose one more vote, maybe two more i don't know it's unclear what anybody has to gain or lose by no

shelton had also served in afghanistan though both received the meritorious service medal. we know 3 other service members were hurt in that accident. details though about their injuries their identities have not been released. today's didn't give us any new details about what led to the crash stating only that there was what they described as a mishap while conducting the training on san clemente island the helicopter crash is the second tragic training accident in the area recently 9 service members were killed when a land and seafaring tank known as the sunk near the island that was in late july. also in san diego a fire that started in mexico has now jumped the border into southern california. air operations say that across the board this morning in the agency says aerial images like these. >>indicate that it's getting close to structures the so-called border fire has already burned 50 did 100 acres and tonight 2 helicopters and for firefighting air tankers are working to contain the blaze. in national news tonight, the family of a fort hood soldier found dead earlier t

shelton in are you talking about sue white? host: sue shelton white, i am sorry.guest: it is interesting, for the final battle, alice paul of course was the head of the national women's party, but alice paul did not come down to tennessee for that final battle, and there were two reasons for it. first, the national women's party was struggling a little donations at and the time, so alice paul actually stayed back in washington, d.c. and wanted to raise money and get more donations so she could support the efforts in tennessee, so she felt like she could play the role as the fundraiser, and the other reason was that sue white had been born in tennessee and had roots in tennessee, and what alice paul, correctly, concluded was it would be better to have tennessee women advocating and interfacing with legislators down in tennessee rather than outsiders. who carrie chapman catt, was very involved in national, state in her hotel room at the hotel hermitage. she did not interface directly with legislators who were deciding how to vote on the 19th amendment. she had her s

>> sue shelton in tennessee -- are you talking about sue white? >> sue shelton white.logize. >> got it. she was the national women's party representative down in tennessee. and it's interesting for that final battle, alice paul of course was the head of the national women's party but alice paul did not come down to tennessee for that final battle and there was a reason about -- two reasons for it. the national women's party was struggling a little bit for money and donations at the time. so alice paul actually stayed back in washington, d.c., and wanted to raise money and get more donations so she could support the efforts in tennessee. so she felt like she could play the role as the fund raiser. and the other reason was that sue white had been born in tennessee and had roots in tennessee. and what alice paul correctly concluded was it would be better to have tennessee women advocating and directly interfacing with legislators down in tennessee rather than outsiders. even carrie chapman catt who was very involved in nashville stayed in her hotel room at the hotel. she

touchdown in bay bridge of a not aboard the plane medical supplies and tools for building emergency shelton's . was president don't trump says he's taking executive action to extend benefits to americans who've lost their jobs because of the coronavirus pandemic trump is bypassing congress after negotiations between republicans and democrats trump accused rival democrats of trying to block the benefits. the japanese city of his mark the 75th anniversary of the u.s. atomic bombing the discipline's hold a minute of silence to remember the 70000 killed in the attack came 3 days after the attack on russia and led to japan's. in the 2nd world. look people have bill of voting in one of the most closely contested presidential races indicates president alexander lukashenko has helped power since the ninety's and is running for a 6th term if aces the toughest challenge so far to his or 30 tarried row from 30 taken taken off sky the wife of a jailed presidential candidate international observers have expressed concern ahead of the election after more than a 1000 people were detained. we love we can wil

he was surrounded by supporters after he was freed on bail during his foresee our detention police shelton interviews he did with foreign media pads and some social media posts as evidence of suspected collusion with foreign forces and you offense that the person in jail for life i met my parents i met on people and some of the senators and congressmen in the u.s. but if you called this is called lucian what can i say so mostly my career shouldn't is to have interviews why you studio in that way. i can be scared if i'm scared i won't be able to do anything or say anything that's why i accept your interview without any doubt beijing is making similar allegations against the media tycoons new state for half a day the most threatened physical paper in time it's news room was also raided ly had this message for his staff. i told them that consider your own safety your conscience and you operate cation to church and society we are not asking you to be demarked her friends you know do whatever you think is the right thing to do so we would just continue to do it and test the water many protester

shelton, my second mother who lived two doors down and helped raise me.amily is my beloved alpha cap alpha, our divine nine, and my hbc you brothers and sisters -- bcu brothers and sisters. mother, the most important person in my life, passed away from cancer. and even as she taught our family, she also pushed us to see a world beyond ourselves. she taught us to be conscious and compassionate about the struggles of all people, to believe public service is a the fight fornd justice is a shared responsibility. that led me to become a lawyer. a district attorney, attorney general, and a united states senator. and at every step of the way, i have been guided by the words that i spoke from the first time i stood in a courtroom. kamala harris, for the people. andve fought for children survivors of sexual assault. i fought against transnational criminal organizations. i took on the biggest banks and help take down one of the biggest for-profit colleges. helped take down one of the biggest for-profit colleges. i know a predator when i see one. my mother taught me

shelton, my second mother who lived two doors down and helped raise me. family is my beloved alpha cap alpha, our divine nine, and my hbc you brothers and sisters -- bcu brothers and sisters. mother, the most important person in my life, passed away from cancer. and even as she taught our family, she also pushed us to see a world beyond ourselves. she taught us to be conscious and compassionate about the struggles of all people, to believe public service is a the fight fornd justice is a shared responsibility. that led me to become a lawyer. a district attorney, attorney general, and a united states senator. and at every step of the way, i have been guided by the words that i spoke from the first time i stood in a courtroom. kamala harris, for the people. andve fought for children survivors of sexual assault. i fought against transnational criminal organizations. i took on the biggest banks and help take down one of the biggest for-profit colleges. helped take down one of the biggest for-profit colleges. i know a predator when i see one. my mother taught

dudleyk at and dallas and sue shelton white, who left west tennessee, and became chairman of the national women's party. french and how they worked to be certain that women understood the importance of this. and the interesting thing to me is, we talk about this being a decade-long fight -- a decades-long fight. this was an effort that was grandmother, mothers and daughters, all working together to make this happen. >> that is absolutely right. can we talk about your leadership? >> sure. >> you're the first woman senator from tennessee. as a fellow tennessee and, i cannot tell you how important that is to meet in this moment, in 2020, that tennessee has our first woman senator. it is about time. can you talk about leadership lessons the suffragists would have four young women today. maybe some that you have seen or implanted in your career as a leader? as a civil servant? >> yes and you know the story of suffrage in tennessee is one that we really appreciate. and so many times when i would be breaking a barrier, i would think well, if they could do it, i can too. so, that gives you that l

second acquisition was the world leader in the equipment support of cryogenic logistics. >> jerry sheltont, your stock and investors have had a heck of a year that means we have a vaccine that's the best news of all. have a great friday. thanks for coming on to cnbc and power lunch. >> brian, i'm amazed at the action in in workday again this stock is a $250 stock it was under $200 five days ago. they beat sales forces up 32% this week, give me a final two second thought >> wow 32% gain in salesforce, makes you wonder why they're laying people off >> thanks, everybody for tuning in to power lunch. "closing bell" starts right now. >> thank you, kelly and brian. and welcome, everyone to closing bell i'm sarah eisen, here with jim ford stocks looking to end the week on a high note the dow set to erase its losses for the year tech continues to power higher, names like workday, dell, hp rallying, materials are the best performers in the market right now,

players we're just getting started pittsburgh will send out teddy blueger, zach aston-reese, and sheltonson are back phillip danault faces the draw the canadiens. reese win the draw around, he'll draw pittsburghrrapproaching. m 40 shots montreal 34. gets it back guentzel offsides at the pittsburgh line. >> mike: most people had this, prohibitive favorites. montreal won themselves, whether they win the game or not, a moral victory of sorts here tonight. giving themselves some sense of belief they can hang in there wi the 11-5 here in overtime control by petry mccann lehkonen will send it back petry at center. byron. here's the pass. turn on lehkonen brian dumoulin montreal, well through center. they turn it back. joel armia backchecking, patrick marleau. here comes the penguins. mccann gets it off to brian dumoulin. the kickoff. >> mike: make the same decisions all night long with carey price. i think that's wise, able to free up anything with any questions. >> brian: i said it earlier in the hockey game. that's the game peplan. if you can freeze pucks, freeze them if you want to bring

clayton road make us corner shelton lane, northwest browns valley road west, the blue ridge road to 5 '05 and north of cheery glen road to highway one 28. tonight, thank shuns also underway at travis air force base for non mission essential personnel and their family members. they're now being ordered to go through the north and south gate's immediately because of the fires burning near fairfield in vacaville mission essential personnel should contact their chain of command for duty status. also the solano county school districts have canceled distance learning for the rest of the week. >>and now we move to fairfield kron four's noelle bellow has the latest on interstate 80 traffic as well as a buyer hot spot that was nearby know what have you learned. >>well basically i 80 is or has reopened that reopened just about an hour the road that you're seeing all of these cars come up behind me from this is air base parkway i'm standing on the overpass here. i 80 this is a main road that folks were using to evacuate earlier want to show you now i 80 a bit of residual traffic going on there a

a man casts corner shelton lane northwest browns valley road. also west of blue ridge road to 5 '05 and north of cherry glen road. the highway one 28 and it is important also know that 80 is shut between fairfield and vacaville between cherry glen road and air base parkway we've covered that a few times here we'll get more information on that to you as soon as new information comes in. now tonight, there are multiple evacuation orders also in the north bay because of the l a new lightning complex fires. right now the napa county evacuation orders include this information highway one 28 from lower child's valley road to monticello road highway one 28 from child's pope valley road to lower child's valley road. childs pope valley road from highway one 28 to lower child valley road. all of hennessy ridge road from moscow with corner to wooden valley road this includes circle oaks community. atlas peak from bubbling well pet cemetery that's located on atlas peak road all the way to the debt and also there's loma vista road so to canyon road and all o

before the end of his 1st season at shelton mckenney had already made his bundesliga debut he hasn't looked back since now he's a 1st team regular last try this one again opportunity and believed in me when other teams didn't and so i was. a steep rise to bundesliga stored up and western mechanics hasn't forgotten those formative years in our time about what shaped him as a footballer and just a person. a couple of lad best friends actually still there. and i was i was just there maybe 2 and a half 3 weeks ago visiting all my all my old friends and looking at all the old spots they still play and train in and out and i'm actually really so place it's all a response to i take it in their shoes. to critics because we're still in the chair and just last week up the taxes. this summer of 2016 fresh from winning the under 17 championships coming out of its joint live accusing 1st team for a training camp in austria. wasted no time making himself at home after just form. months he became a living cusins youngest ever bundesliga debut songs. he impressed fams i'm teammates with his calm pre

before the end of his 1st season at shelton mckenney had already made his bundesliga debut he hasn't looked back since now he's a 1st team regular last try this one a good opportunity and believed in me and other top 10 and so i owe him a lot. as steep rise to bundesliga stardom and western the county hasn't forgotten those formative years in. which shaped him as a footballer and as a person. a couple of lads best friends actually still there when i was i was just there maybe 2 and a half 3 weeks ago visiting all my all my old friends and looking at all the old spots they still play and train in and out and i'm actually really so close that it's all a response to the last take a solution. i think it makes progress oh more stomach churning just last i got to exit. the summer of 2016 fresh from winning the under 17 championship title of its joint later couzens 1st team for a training camp in austria. he wasted no time making himself at home after just full. months he became live accusing his youngest ever going to sleep has a few songs. he impressed fans i'm teammates with his calm pre

80's as you make your way inland still toasty even at the 6 o'clock hour for those of you in and shelton livermore 92 degrees, 35 degrees warmer right now than half moon bay, currently in the mid 50's so cooler there because of that sea breeze and that fog bank out there right now with overnight lows tonight expected to be in the mid 50's throughout the bay area coastline upper 50's throughout the east bay shoreline with widespread low 60's as you make your way in london, tomorrow's daytime highs. nearly every bay area city even along the coast will be a few degrees above average with the biggest warm-up for inland valleys, try valleys flirting with that triple digit heat to low 80's throughout the east bay shoreline for oakland and hayward santa rosa 93 degrees, san jose in the low 90's and downtown san francisco warming up into the low 70's and it is going to be the start of a gradual warming trend we do have an excessive heat watch that is going to go into effect starting friday afternoon mainly for the inland valleys of the east including conquered in antioch even those of you in wal

in vacaville, do evacuation orders along shelton lane and browns valley road. cal fire just giving an update on the firefight within the last hour. >> right , we ainfive counties. what that means is cooperation. >> by cooperation, he means get out evae.wear vacaville with several people who barely made it out of the fires alive. >> reporter: it is just barely 8:45 on the western end of vacaville. the smoke is so thick that the sun is an orange ball in the sky. it is already warm. it is windy and it is not looking good. vacaville went to bed last night, believing they were safe from the flames that were miles away at lake berryessa. i midnight, heavy winds suddenly picked up and pushed the flames and hot embers straight down to the canyon like a blowtorch for more than 12 miles. this woman and her husband tried to escape by car but . i and i got all these flames on me. i lost my shoe but i made it. god saved me. >> reporter:by sunrise, reinforcements moved in and some homes that we saw that were in the fire's path like this one, were saved. we also saw plenty of

best friend my nieces and my godchildren family is my uncles my arms and my chit the family is mrs shelton my 2nd mother who lived 2 doors down and helped raise me family is my beloved alpha kappa alpha our divine 9 and my h.b.c. you brothers and sisters family is the friends i turn to when my mother the most important person in my life passed away from cancer and even as she taught us to keep our family at the center of our world she also pushed us to see a world beyond ourselves she taught us to be conscious and compassionate about the struggles of all people. to believe public service is a noble cause and the fight for justice is a shared responsibility that led me to become a lawyer a district attorney attorney general and a united states senator and at every step of the way i've been guided by the words i spoke from the 1st time i stood in a courtroom kamel harris for the people. i have fought for children and survivors of sexual assault i fought against transnational criminal organizations i took on the biggest banks and helped take down one of the biggest for profit colleges i know

we're talking about now 2 days after the catastrophic explosion how are people being kept said and shelton are people able to salvage anything and their belongings. i don't know this moment one of the detention area which was just at the present press present at macdill they're trying to move all plus data damaged literally. named to mazie area the are good it was completely destroyed damaged most of the houses it's it's just an old house that they are totally damaged so they are moving the residents the citizen from that area to other places to develop this are the places some they manage themselves to go to their relatives or if they have some of the houses in countryside they went there and some are that going to be orphans and have been out of its doors all these time just and said that the utmost right company of course what a treat and some others they they said that going to remain in their homes even if it is good going to collapse over their heads they going to remain in their homes they want to leave it and they won't give this chance to the political leaders according to some ci

garth brooks and blake shelton have already performed to carloads of fans. >> we fully expect that this will be the biggest turnout that we've had to date. >> reporter: the ceo of encore live says fans will be required to follow social distancing protocols. at $115 a carload, they expect tickets to bring fast. >> bring your pickup truck, put your long chairs in the back, crank on your fm radio and get ready. it's going to be rowdy and a ton of fun. >> reporter: the concert will be tamed at a top-secret location this week. the band says fans will not be disappointed. >> they are filming something that is unique to this experience. and it's a way their fans have never seen them before. >> reporter: tickets will go on sale to metallica fan club members on wednesday. they'll be available to the public on thursday. in contra costa county, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> well, is your mask effective? a new study from duke university reveals which masks work the best. the scientists had someone say the phrase "stay healthy people" over and over, first without a mask and then again w

erica lloyds 2006 honda accord was found abandoned about 19 miles outside of joshua tree village on shelton road so i just said just littered roads, california highway patrol officer casey, 7 says investigators found no evidence on the roadway consistent with a traffic accident even though the vehicle had clearly suffered some damage there was damage to the front ends and along with the wind chills. >>and back window. so looks like it possibly might have been involved in tc. but we can confirm anything there were. >>items still in the vehicle. so there were no it didn't look like any items were taken out of the vehicle ruth and wayne lloyd learned from erica's friends that she spoke of needing a little break from the stress related to the pandemic her business got shut down by because of covid says she had no income coming in to her you know she was home schooling. >>her child and. it was just you know getting to her. and you know after 3 months of being completely locked up you know way from doing what she loves way lloyd says investigators with the san bernardino sheriff's department told

erica lloyds 2006 honda accord was found abandoned about 19 miles outside of joshua tree village on shelton road so i just said just littered roads, california highway patrol officer casey, 7 says investigators found no evidence on the roadway consistent with a traffic accident even though the vehicle had clearly suffered some damage there was damage to the front ends and along with the wind chills. >>and back window. so looks like it possibly might have been involved in tc. but we can confirm anything there were. >>items still in the vehicle. so there were no it didn't look like any items were taken out of the vehicle ruth and way lloyd learned from erica's friends that she spoke of needing a little break from the stress related to the pandemic her business got shut down by because of covid says she had no income coming in to her you know she was home schooling. >>her child and. it was just you know getting to her. and you know after 3 months of being completely blocked off you know way from doing what she loves way lloyd says investigators with the san bernardino sheriff's department told

family is my aunt, family as mrs shelton, my second mother who lived two doors down and helped raised alpha kappa alpha, our divine nine and my hbc you brothers and sisters. family as the friends i've turned to when my mother, the most important person in my life, passed away from cancer. and even as she taught us to keep ourfamily and even as she taught us to keep our family at the centre of our world, she also pushed us of our world, she also pushed us to see a world beyond ourselves. she taught us to be conscious and compassionate about the struggles of all people. to believe public service is a noble cause and the fight for justice is service is a noble cause and the fight forjustice is a shared responsibility. that led me to become a lawyer, a district attorney. attorney general, and a united states senator. and at every step of the way, i've been guided by the way, i've been guided by the words ice spoke from the first time i stood in a court room. kamala harris, for the people. i have fought for children and survivors of sexual assault. i've fought against transnational crimin

erica lloyds 2006 honda accord was found abandoned about 19 miles outside of joshua tree village on shelton road so i just said just littered roads, california highway patrol officer casey, 7 says investigators found no evidence on the roadway consistent with a traffic accident even though the vehicle had clearly suffered some damage there was damage to the front ends and along with the wind chills. >>and back window. so looks like it possibly might have been involved in tc. but we can confirm anything there were. >>items still in the vehicle. so there were no it didn't look like any items were taken out of the vehicle ruth and way lloyd learned from erica's friends that she spoke of needing a little break from the stress related to the pandemic her business got shut down by because of covid says she had no income coming in to her you know she was home schooling. >>her child and. it was just you know getting to her. and you know after 3 months of being completely locked up you know way from doing what she loves way lloyd says investigators with the san bernardino sheriff's department told h

there are some encouraging signs of bank the fact that they're willing to even consider putting judy shelton on the fed board indicates to me that somebody there is saying hey you know we've got some real issues in this area and let's get somebody who actually has thought this through to have a seat at the table i mean when she was when she came up in front of the senate hearings i mean they treated her with justice dang i think somebody i'm guessing it came out of the deal yet right no surprise it came out the d.o.d. or somebody whispered in somebodies ear and said no no no no we want her at the table when this whole thing goes down as a lot of stuff going down that's going to be him or so i thought that was interesting right yeah you manson he can have the world reserve currency go into negative interest rates but every single week rates for u.s. treasury paper get lower and lower and lower and a lot of people are now saying you know it could go negative down in tampa said he liked it to go negative and so is it possible to go negative what does that mean number 2 kind of to go with that q

global gold standard yet you know it was interesting because president shops a nomination of judy shelton she was a huge supporter of a return to a gold standard in the u.s. but you know what max right now nothing would surprise me i mean could we see a cop's of the u.s. dollar for sure could we see gold keep skyrocketing for sure could we see the scenario you painted for sure and and you know central banks buying of gold that's something that i've been tracking for a long time now we don't really know the numbers out of china but this year alone we saw countries who never even bought gold before and this is before the pandemic and all the crisis started hitting it's almost like they knew that 2020 was going to possibly be one of the worst years of all time starting to add gold. and i think we're going to see this trend continue big motivation of course is that the u.s. had weaponized the dollar and particularly with iran for example they have to come off the swift international settlement network and use tricks to switch to persist to to enforce their role as a kind of a global policeman

so i've heard you've been spending quarantine with your husband blake shelton at the ranch in oklahoma. who the else is with you? how was that? >> well, he is not my husband, but that sounded cool when you said it. we love our new home. there's so much space. we have a guestroom now. but, we have aunts. you're slouching again, ted. expired, expired... expired. thanks, aunt bonnie. it's a lot of house. i hope you can keep it clean. at least geico makes bundling our home and car insurance easy. which helps us save a lot of money oh, teddy. did you get my friend request? uh, i'll have to check. (doorbell ringing) aunt joni's here! for bundling made easy, go to geico.com. hello? >>> new at 11:00, your computer, phone, and television can age your skin. the problem is the blue light that those devices emit. as abc7 news reporter kate larsen explains, we can do something about it without pulling the plug. >> reporter: with so many people working and learning from home, our screens, and the abc newsroom is full of them, have become even more ingrained in our daily lives. >> it turns out that o

president shops a nomination of judy shelton she is a huge supporter of a return to a gold standard in the u.s. but you know what max right now nothing would surprise me i mean it could be cops of the u.s. dollar for sure could we see gold keep skyrocketing for sure could we see the scenario you painted for sure and and you know central banks buying of gold that's something that i've been tracking for a long time now we don't really know the numbers out of china but this year alone we saw countries who never even bought gold before and this is before the pandemic and all the crisis started hitting it's almost like they knew that 2020 was going to possibly be one of the worst years of all time starting to add gold. and i think we're going to see this trend continue big motivation of course is that the u.s. had weaponized the dollar and particularly with iran for example they have to come off the swift international settlement network and use tricks to switch to persist to to enforce their role as a kind of a global policeman by weaponize ing the dollar and their role as world reserve cu

rockville road sassoon valley road gordon valley road would in valley road clayton road men cast corner shelton lane northwest browns valley road west of blue ridge road to 5 '05 and north of cherry glen road to highway one 28 all that their list on your screen that's in solano county this is from the l a new lightning complex fires. that's the evacuation orders that we have right now. now joining us on the phone right now to talk more about the situation there in vacaville is the fire chief chris conception, thank you so much for joining us here tonight. i can hear you can you hear me. yes i can hear you ok chief thank you so much for joining us what can you tell us about the latest about the firefight in vacaville that's happening right now. >>now i heard you announced that john the fire has jumped 80. right around the cherry therefore we've got units on there trying to fight that fire and then we have some new additional evacuations that i'd like to report, yes let's do it on and so we just made the decision to evacuate the. their from i 80 so east of 80. south of alamo drive. all the way if

nato is not building up forces on the border with yellow roses and calling on and in the words of mr shelton calling on the regime in belarus to change its policies to recognize what its people want so clearly lots of issues being discussed by these ministers and we wait to see what will emerge from this meeting as the day unfolds thank you that doesn't it came live for us and berlin. well speaking of belarus car factory workers there have joined the general strike to demand new elections. at least despair stand tamed protesters in the capital hands on wednesday the 18th successive day of anger at the reelection of president alexander the question is accused of rigging the results which contained 26 years of a party. he says the protestors are western puppets refuses talks with the opposition. while demonstrations against local shanker draw hundreds of thousands to the streets in cities it's a different story in rural areas because franco who was a farmer remains popular among people there but support is slowly starting to wane as step out of reports from scudamore total. outside the capital

substance in this area whereas nato does and of course turkey and greece are members of nato and so un shelton back the general secretary of nato who was at this meeting in berlin on wednesday was calling upon both countries to step back to try to to ease the tensions between them the interesting thing is that there will be further such meetings but this time involving foreign ministers of e.u. countries in berlin on thursday where again this topic will certainly be to the forefront. turning our attention to peru where thousands of doctors and nurses are protesting over a lack of resources to combat coronavirus the country's seen a surge in the infection numbers reported more than 10048 hours medical staff across the country are demanding more protective equipment as well as better working conditions the virus has claimed the lives of at least 153 health workers in peru. mexico's economy is shrinking rapidly as it struggles to deal with the fallout of the pandemic it shrank by nearly 19 percent between april and june compared to the same period of last year mexico was already in a recession be

tyler shelton of san bernardino, california died in the crash.ed thursday during routine training of the california coast. three others were hurt. in the middle east, the u.s. plans to reduce military presence in iraq by roughly a third period there are currently 5200 american troops in the country. officials looking to cut the number 235 united arab emirates president scrapped an economic boycott against israel take another step towards normalizing relations between the two nations as part of the u.s. peace deal. thousands protested in the capital city, demanding an investigation into whether he died as a result of an oil spill from a japanese ship rounded off the coast of the nation. in belarus, president alexander appears to regain the upper hand against his reelection. in south korea, the coronavirus case search is sparking concerns that could be a social shortage of hospital beds. sixteen consecutive days of triple digit rises. in china, reporting coronavirus vaccine candidate for emergency use as a part of welcome to vaccinate high risk suc