that really talks about a lot the issues in shelton's court. he got caught charging parents, attorneys when they were indigent, which against the law he he had an atlas that he would keep at the bench and he would ask latino families who were in front of him where they came from and look at it on the map and say well, that looks like a great place. why don't you back there? so there was like overt racism in the court and. it was also just like everyone who knew him recognize that. he really wanted the cases to be fast like he wanted the cases out of the docket and. ultimately, what that ends up looking like is parental rights, termination. it's sometimes in cases. so like in dante's case, he's the older brother. he wasn't adopted, but his parent, his rights to his parents were terminated. so he was basically made a orphan, which is like an awful position to be for someone who was ten when they were moved from home. so they remember their family, he wanted to be back there with his family. he said, i don't want to be adopted because want to go h

children to the -- >> he's one who terminated the parental rights to the davis kids, and patrick shelton was sort of a unique character but was really indicative of how things are run. so in harris county which is in houston, there's only three judges that are responsible for all the cps cases, that's texas largest county, so you getting a lot of kids. there's a lot of really good reporting from houston chronicle and the houston press in the '90s and 2000 that really talks about a lot of issues in shelton's court. you got caught charging parents for attorneys when they were indigent, which is against the law. he had an atlas that he would keep at the bench and he would ask latino families -- latinx families where they came from im and look on a map and say that looks like a great place to buy don't you go back there? so there was like overt racism in thehe court. it was also just like everyone who knew him recognized that he really wanted the cases to be fast, like he wanted the cases off the docket. and ultimately what that ended up looking like is parental rights termination sometimes

flash shelton joining us now.ld you tell us your personal story, how did you get the squatters out of your mother's house? >> well, squatters took over my mom's house after my dad passed away. we were trying to sell the home. i called local law enforcement and as soon as they saw there was furniture in the house, they said that i had a squatter situation and they had basically no jurisdiction and they couldn't do anything. so i dissected the laws over a weekend and basically figured out that until there's civil action, the squattered didn't have any rights and if i could switch place withs them and become the squatter myself, i'd assume those squatter rights and just in case they had a fake lease like i hear some do, i had my mom write me up a lease, we got it notarized. i packed up my jeep, drove up there and paced out the -- cased out the joint around 4:00 a.m. and waited till about 8, 8:30 in the morning and three cars pulled out of the driveway and i made entrance to the house and put up cameras and waited for

i want to bring in independent institute judy shelton.ssume we're on a glide to a soft landing? >> i never thought low unemployment was inflationary. i never thought growth was inflationary. so i'm very satisfied to have good, productivity, economic activity. the only thing at that concerns me the fed trying to rectify fiscal errors of overspending ends up punishing that kind of private sector performance by increasing the cost of capital. charles: there are brilliant people at the fed, right? they have more phds than any entity in the federal government. don't they see this, don't they understand, some of the things they talked about doing? maybe this is why they keep bringing up the term, hinting at a pause, they must know between the lag effect and economy that you don't want to crumble, why are you punishing the economy simply because fiscal policy is out of hand? >> well, the position taken by the chairman, by chair powell is that he takes fiscal policy as given. so he doesn't want to presume to tell the white house or congress that

thank you so much, much mr. shelton for being with us on. i'll just hear the march on washington 6 years ago became a watershed moment. as we heard and the equal rights movement for black americans. can you just provide our international audience some historical context? first, there was widespread fear from, from the white establishment at the time that this was going to turn into a riot, but he didn't know absolutely, absolutely. right, of the whole purpose behind the marches, and quite frankly, the supervisor movement at that time was one that was done with the ideas of non violence. very much in mind. the easiest way of course, protecting the rios, liberty issues that are part of being a united states citizen. that is the right to vote. right to quality education, access to health care, being able to live what you'd like to live and be free of the a tolerance of those of simply did not like african americans. so very well, there was an awful lot of focus on being able to just secure the awesome to so right, that every single americans ac

i think shelton saying it's a wonder that i'm a park ranger.ell, unfortunately, it's still a wonder that an african-american young man or would be considered to be a park ranger in yosemite or any other national park. on indian reservations and across the nation people are still walking, you know, thousands of miles to remind us of the nature which we have the olmsted lead us to observing special places. in the face of climate change and water scarcity that must expand. the idea of stewardship involvetions an inclusive idea. how do the compatriots of today's olmsted here. i leave you with that as we look for a wonderful tour of the capitolca grounds. let's give the panel a wonderful applause. [ applause ] i too want to giv >> i'd o like to thank all of or terrific panels throughout the day. we have an e menace topic and could have gone on for sometime. i'd like to end where we began. about the 1865 yosemite report and the focus on the importance of access to nature that it's not the prerogative of the wealthy and privilege. there is an importan

hilton who ran the -- we would go to miss shelton's to have dinner or whatever.shelton ran nursery school. and we lived on the apartment on top of the nursery school. mrs. shelton was a small business owner. >> wow. >> she was the matriarch of the community, she would hire locally, she mentored, i love our small businesses. and the work we are doing expanding access to capital for small businesses? i could go on and on and on. there are many things that i am proud of that we have done they've been, i think, in many ways, and i say this humbly, that have been transformational for our country. >> well, 60 years later, a story that i heard -- how they didn't let women speak at the march. well they will be speaking this march. more importantly, as a woman of color in the white house, this speaks for democracy every day. come a long way in 50 years. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you, we have. >> my special thanks to vice president kamala harris. and you can see the second half of the interview in two weeks time on saturday, august 26th, right after the march at

girl into silence, when in fact she announced that she was the unfortunate twelve-year-old cathy shelton fact seduced seduced 12 years thirty-two. well man. it's a very dirty story, really hillary clinton is very famous for her anti-women laws, but sergei is. let's go back a little to huma, abin and the islamic world. how important is the factor of having such a puppeteer or guide inside the administration, clinton is a very important point. look literally straight ahead a few words of backstory look and hillary clinton or hilary rotten when she goes to school, when she goes to school as a barely human, absolutely not attractive. she lives and speaks all her life, colossally bad eyesight. huge glasses terribly ugly teeth, she's just como complexes, nevertheless, she relies on the first handsome man, stuffed clinton and she did everything in order to either be forced , as the telbot somehow tells the gate, so that this wedding takes place in a formal marriage, when a will be elected by the youngest and youngest general arkansas state attorney will already have a special service and specia

shelton and stefani tied the knot in 2021 after falling in love on the set of nbc's "the voice." >> ohnce. report that to hr. >> it ended happily. >> i was in dallas last week for a conference and it was muggy. then when i got off the plane in san jose, i said, my goodness, i brought it to me. >>> you know what, it's going to feel like you're somewhere else, because we're not used to having this at this time of year and we're not used to having tropical systems. we're seeing the remnants of that continuing to affect the region as we're getting some showers and even some thunderstorms moving through. still meso rain moving through parts of the north bay. i wouldn't be surprised if anywhere across the bay area you had a brief shower at some point because the atmosphere is ripe for some kind of rain to fall. right now most of it has been in the north bay moving through the sacramento valley where there's been a steady rain coming down and that's been rotating around an area of low pressure and moving into the north bay and off the coast where we've seen lightning. we're dealing with that

. >> the judge in houston is patrick shelton. he's indicative of maybe an extremeat way. in favor of removing children and giving them to families. he's the one that gave the davis children -- >> he's the one that terminated the parental rights of the davis kids and patrick shelton was a character but it was indicative of how things are run soso harrs county, they are only three judges responsible for all of the c.p.s. so that's texas largest county. you see a lot of kids and there is a lot of really good reporting from the chronicle and the houston press in the 90s and the 2002 thatth talks abouta lot of issues. he got caught charging parents when they were which is against the law. he had been at was that he would keep on the bench and he would ask families who were in front of him where they came from and look at it on the map. .. lso just like everyone who knew him recognize that. he really wanted the cases to be fast like he wanted the cases out of the docket and. ultimately, what that ends up looking like is parental rights, termination. it's sometimes in cases. so

so there are not russians problem i, it's the liter shelton got from the civilians. can't influence so much at the moment as it goes through a system fixed itself. isn't though not though you say like the courage to stand up and say something like, and maybe it's lucille. this is the site for us last fans. it also took years to get this far so they then redeemed freedom with the singing revolution by like, and god to come out of. so there was this north care lee not to says she doesn't have a resentment to will to the russian people for the war. the face of her old homeland restaurant does not leave how cold is it good for that stuff? thing double. i always felt sorry for the country and most of the country, not the state because i'm the i always likes those people better than the state is y'all blocks. when i lived in russia, i was actively involved in the opposition protein. if you go up, i mean at some point i realized it was hopelessly up and you are unfortunately coming in a book, nothing changes at the state level. yeah. that's what i understood that it made me

shelton was a unique character but it was indicative. in herron county there's only three judges responsible for all the cdn patients and that texas is the largest county so you're getting a lot of kids. there's a lot of good reporting from the houston press in the 90 and 2000s that talks about a lot of issues and shows support. charging parents for attorneys which is against the law. he had something he would keep the bench and asked families who were in front of him where they came and looked at it on the map and said that looks like a great place, why don't you go back there sothere was over racism in the court . it was also just everyone who knew him recognized he really wanted the cases to move fast . he wanted the cases off the docket and ultimately what that ends up feeling is parental rights termination sometimes in cases, he's the older brother. he wasn't adopted his parents, his parents rights were terminated so he was made a legal award which is an awful position to in for someone who was 10 when they were removed family. you

you wouldn't have even predicted even ten years ago - >> i wouldn't predicted ever meeting blake sheltonwith him and hopping on his stage it's been really fun >> seth: and so, obviously, blake -- i feel like blake and no doubt maybe have different fan bases but are there times -- does he -- >> you'd be surprised. >> seth: yeah. >> we're definitely cross-pollinating. >> seth: that's good >> yeah. >> seth: do you ever do any of your songs when you're on the road with blake? >> you know what he asks me to do songs all the time and i'm like, "it's not my stage. like, this is so awkward like i'm forcing myself, like, "i want some attention let me be on your -- it's not but he wants me to come on and sometimes i'll do, like, "don't speak." >> seth: yeah. >> and it's pretty incredible to be able to have a song that you get out there and you think, "do they know me?" like, are they going to be like, "why is she here?" then they know all the words you're like, "oh, my god this is crazy. >> seth: that's great. i mean, i guess with songs that iconic, they do crossover, you know, all genre of fan i

and phil dw correspondence charlotte shelton pill is in the drum, the drum unit in scotland for the biggest loch ness monster search in 50 years. i asked her to explain, for those of us not familiar with this legend, what or who this monster nessie is the right thing and asking me that question. you're explaining that yourself. why this legend in you is not just here in german, don't hit in scotland, but of course around the world as well. there are very few who haven't had the low class and i've asked that question, what is it now? there are multiple theories. and really, if you ask anybody here, someone has a different idea of what's, what's locked in this is they've been descriptions they've been dating back since 565, a d. and if you look at the tale that's running on the number of sites, things that they've been clearly some perhaps more credible than others. they've been 11 or 1100 size things. so fall full. in fact, this yeah, low now they've been a non so far this weekend unfortunately. but of course as another day that's still looking now. you'll have known possibly those famous im

and then they would then shelton that live and survive is, are, are either taken back to the council in yemen, or some of those have been taking him to detention center has been sent to you later. i so sound overly of human rights watch football. women's woke up as arrived in spain with new home. the spanish side touched down in madrid, needing a parade through with a capital and a late night party. spain defeated england one now to win that 1st women's walk up eve and even before leaving the airport, the team was greeted by hundreds of supporters who would wait at hours to welcome their champions home. a controversial moment between spain player and the leader of the nations football association is threatened to overshadow. spain's celebrations punished as a president. louise will be at us on the fall, ride has come under fire for kissing. stop. le jenny, i'm also on the mouse during the metal ceremony, and most of the latest that she did not like the gesture would be at his 1st call, his critics idiots. but a since said, i was completely wrong. have to admit it. if you're watching

between the old world number one, beach american ben shelton in straight sets to reach the round of 16 and extend his winning street to 13 matches former world number one, then the memory also progress to the next round. after a hot 4763675, when over australia smacks for sale. so after almost 3 hours, the us open, we now from 2012 hit this winner to set up a round of 16 class with a to least number 7 seats. yeah. makes center at the w t. a event in montreal, a caroline's was in the yankees. fairytale return almost 4 years after retiring came to an end at the hands of my kids, out on the sofa. the raining wimbleton champion proves too strong for a mother of 2 of us in the yankee who stepped away from tennis in 2020 to start a family bundle sofa will take on american coco golf. in the next round, was new yaki will continue preparation for the us open. the last grand slam of the stats on the 28th of august from sports to space now billionaire richard branson's company, virgin galactic is launched, its 1st flight carrying paying tourists into space. the spacecraft for the task of the bell

and then they would then shelton that live um, survive is our, our either take him back to the counts in yemen, or some of those have been taking him to detention center has been sent to you later. i some definitely also human rights watch will take a look now at small stores making news around the world. west african regional book at co op says rejected a proposal by new jazz ministry john to, to restore democracy within 3 years. johnson made the proposal in a meeting with the echo as of the weekend blockers, that threatened military intervention unless the ministry rule, this release, new jazz president, unreturned, the country to democracy. people have acted on vote. it's in a referendum to stuff oil drilling and an important to amazon is of the see me in the sunni national park is one of the most diverse bias. we have some of and hope to several indigenous groups. the state oil company will not be required to and it's operation in the region. 55 has a still vastly while fires on the spanish and having a ton of reef. thousands of residents in taurus have been forced to flee as the

my name is shelton johnson, i've been a national park ranger since 1987. i've worked in national parks since 1984 but i was born and raised in detroit, michigan. and i had no childhood national park visit and as a result felt somehow impoverished by the absence of that particular type of inhabiting of the landscat inspires one. and then at some point i realized that i'm haunted by a family, as a o family that hauns me goes by the name of olmsted. and must credit as for keeping the spirit of my connection and affinity to the national world alive. and it did not realize this until i received the invitation to speak here, because i have not been conscious of that. what i'm primarily known for his bring about the history of african-american soldiers come the buffalo soldiers who served in yosemite and sequoia national park in 1899, 1903 in 1904 pick. the obsession by obsession my personal connection with the history let me -- that's called dramatic pause. i'll do that again in case you missed it. led me -- 20 before my buffalo soldier presentation for the nati

between the old world number one, beat american ben shelton in straight sets to reach the round of 16 and extend his winning street to 13 matches former world number one, then the memory also progress to the next round. after a hot 4763675, wind over australia smacks per se sale. so after almost 3 hours the us open, we now from 2012 hit this winner to set up a round of 16 class with a to lease number 7 seats. yeah, makes center at the w t. a event in montreal, a caroline versus new yankees, fairytale return almost 4 years after retiring came to an end at the hands of my kids, out on the sofa. the raining wimbleton champion, proof too strong for a mother of 2 of us in yankee who stepped away from tennis in 2020 to start a family bundle sofa will take on american coco golf and the next round. well buzzing yaki will continue. hood preparation for the us open the last grand slam of the stats on the 28th of august. and to show up the dates coming up next is overlays, is business news with my colleague and bid me i'm gonna hit them homage and that's the watching policy. by the doors, the sc

and then they would then shelton that live um, survive is our, our either take him back to the counts in yemen. or some of those have been taking him to detention center has been sent to you later. i of the sports down to football women's world cup has arrived in spain with new home, the spanish national side touch down in madrid, leading a parade through the capital. and the late night party, spain defeated england won mil to win the fast women's walcott even before leaving the airport. the team was greeted by hundreds of supporters with waited hours to welcome to tompkins home. the . well, that's it for me doc. film is up next time, told me all i bought from myself and the team. thank you for watching. the algeria is here, mauritania is hands on mark track. we know is this one of the great dream and the grim reality the sahara was pale. i swear what remains. i just want to be for the house on the edge of this a heart of the last shelter start september, 2nd on dw.

and then they would then shelton that live um, survive is are, are you the take him back to the counts in yemen, or some of those have been taken into detention center has been sent to you right? now have you confronted the saudi government with this and what was their response? yeah, that, you know, as you mentioned with united nations reported these coming this fall back to is as i still up to about talking about what several 100 that uh as we have also investigated these killings and coming down the border since $22014.00 all along this time is how it is response is being denial or simply no response. we just report, shut our findings with the saudi arabian government in very good time, well before publication, and welcome to an opportunity to do to engage with them constructively. but they've just been consistently ignoring us. um, now we should also not forget this out. your writers become one of the most repressive and violent governments in the world, systematically violent violating the rights of his own citizens and also come to king. but we must executions without you process

stuart: adam shelton, thank you for joining us, sir.to see you again sir. >> thank you for having me. stuart: we told you about former nfl player michael oher accusing sean and leeann tuohy about lying about his adoption. lauren, the tuohy family, i'm sure they've responded. what are they saying? lauren: what a story. the family says oher threatened them, demanded $15 million cash and if they didn't uponny that up -- pony that up, he'd plant negative stories about them duping him into conservatorship rather than adopts him. oher said that's how they cut him out of the profits through the conservatorship and the profits through the movie that won an os correspondent, the -- oscar, the blind side about his lifestyle. the couple that a couple would canive a few thousands against someone they loved as a son. so many questions and why now after all of these years and this movie came out in 2009 and why are we hearing about this now? stuart: it was a wonderful story. lauren: beautiful story. a story of love and betrayal apparently. maybe a bl

for more advice find flash @flash helton on youtube. -- flash shelton.ng story. >>> till ahe, more on our top story this morning, the death toll climbing in that horrific wildfire devastating maui. rick reichmuth is tracking the latest. >>> and republicans raising concerns as david weiss is named special counsel in the hunter biden probe. senator ron johnson on what this means for the gop investigation into the's son and potentially president, next. ♪ will: fox weather wildfire alert. 80 people are confirmed dead on maui, and officials say that number will hike arely go up. more than 1,000 people are considered missing as the search and rescue effort continues. let's turn to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for our fox weather forecast. rick: one piece of good news, weather pattern that is changed, certainly are winds is have calmed very much down. all of this kind of primarily due to two pieces. we had an area of high pressure to the north of hawaii and then hurricane dora, now-typhoon dora, off towards the east. you can even still see the winds very

william: rebecca shelton is the director of policy at the appalachian citizens law center.n silica levels are high, the best way to protect workers is to increase the spraying of water to tamp down the dust, and boosting ventilation in the mines. but the industry has argued that giving miners additional respirator masks would be enough. in a statement to the newshour, the national mining association said the “new proposed rule specifically indicates that the use of respiratory protection equipment cannot be used as a method of compliance. we believe this is a mistake.” >> we have represented many miners that have been punished for wanting to enforce mine safety regulations. the enforcement is going to be really challenging if you don't have more sampling. william: shelton says effective enforcement will be difficult if congress doesn't increase funding and resources for msha. she says the agency has seen a 50 percent reduction in enforcement staff over the last decade. >> the ultimate goal here, is to prevent miners from getting sick. i can't predict, you know, a year or tw

finally, shelton johnson, a national park ranger and educator extraordinaire who has landed in yosemite national park adjust refuses to go away. [laughter]gl also the author of glory land. a really interesting perspective about national parks and the dilemmas that many of us, people of current color in this country face. when we celebrate on one hand this marvelous land and yet the prices some of us paid for some of them to even exist. wonderful exploration of that in hiss book, but he will be bringing a very personal sort of perspective about what it means to be in these places that he is now the steward and helps guide the rest of us in that notion of stewardship. i leave you finally with this. it is about that notion of stewardship. about that collective responsibility we now have. we inherit, we pick up the legacies. we continue the legacies. in denver we started every meeting andnt every event with e land acknowledgment. i would say it is a people knowledge and acknowledgment of our history. as we move forward, i think we will hear from these folks about what we should shape our pu

shelton is on a secret tactic that sends squatters packing after this.k in my day wouldn't have all these types of fancy chicken. pretty sure you have buffalo wings and fried chicken. well we didn't have garlic farm or sweet bourbon barbecue, and he had to walk uphill both ways. it's not every time right, grandpa, you're from miami. hey, joe. how come your justice department goes after trump endlessly yet they cover for your family hunters laptop that was censored, but we know that laptop is real, and it's not just filled with photos of hunters drug fueled debauchery either. nah it showed hunter pocketed millions from foreign partners. cash from ukrainian and chinese interest accused of and remember when you claimed your family never made from china? well, hunter admitted in court he took cash. his chinese business partner was tied to the communist party . how did hunter's partners get meetings at the white house? your brother, even nieces and nephews, got paid from foreign deals. your and their cronies raked in over 17 million from these schemes. and yo

gave three times aslan's next rival at the us open will be the american ben shelton and another russianan safiullin lost their match of the second round and also at the stage of the second round , a sixteen-year-old miran finished her performance at the debut for herself, yesopan. andreeva that's all about sports for now, see you next hour. as a very young man, he joined the ukrainian galician army. there, they were trained as scouts for saboteurs. and, of course, monsters. the volvo holocaust was organized by the ukrainians , 6,000 service people were destroyed, they were detained and used in anti-soviet activities. about 100 people have already asked for medical help because of the floods. in primorye, this is how the ministry of health reports, i will remind you already powerful lines have been going on in the region for several weeks, forecasters call the rainfall a record one. and what kind of records has already been broken by bad weather in the far east and when the rains stop, evgeny tishkovets will tell about it. the rains are weakening, but the problems are not over yet. in th

andlt finally, shelton johnson. national park ranger and educator extraordinary who has landed in yosemite nationalat pk and just refuses to go away. [laughter] is alsond the author of glory land. a really interesting perspective about national parks and the dilemmas many of us people of color in this country face when we celebrate on one hand this marvelous invention of national parks and these beautiful places. and yet the prices that some of us pay for them to even exist. and the tensions all of the time but wonderful exploration of that. it's going to bring a very, very personal perspective about what it means to be in these places that he is now the steward. helps guide the rest of us in that notion of stewardship. so i leave you finally with this. it is about that notion of stewardship. about that collective responsibility we now have. we inherit. we pick up theth legacy ofeg olmsted. we continue the legacy support in denver we start every meeting and every event with what we call a land acknowledgment. i woul

ben shelton, another russian , roman safiullin , lost his second round match.econd round, her performance at her debut us open ended her sixteen-year world. andreeva and a beautiful episode from yesterday's game day at the us open, the author of the episode was the frenchman adriano monorino in the fourth set. he got a spectacular hit. in the jump between the legs, the tennis trick performed by the frenchman turned out to be even more valuable moments later after this blow, when the tennis player managed to win this rally of the ball. argentine, inter miami striker lionel messi for the first time did not help his team win last night in the match of the next round of the mls championship miami with a score of 00 played against nashville lionel messi went to the base and ruled the field for the entire match. this was messi's tenth match for the intor and for the first time the agency failed to win and also for the first time since the arrival of messi, the team from florida failed to score in the next match this coming weekend or she or messi and the company is w

after about an hour of resting the dough, heidi shelton forms the rolls. dragging them across the table, firms up the surface. this helps the buttons keep their shape later. the dough has been left to mature for another hour. it's now been a total of 20 hours since the process was started. even many large bakeries are starting to allow longer for the dough to rise. this makes the bread more easily digestible. researchers have also found that it stays fresh for longer, and the middle us in the role are more easily absorbed. and these can break down sugar molecules and the flower more effectively. these include so called font maps, which are sugars that control their food intolerances was on the 5th just as then what we found that if you take it relatively quickly, like every concrete book tells you today, let's do. and then we, they say let the to rise to half an hour, then bake it, then all of fuck them up. so it's done in the even after an hour of rising time, all 5 maps are still present in the go. but after 2 and a half hours, it's just over 30 percent. at after 4 and a half hours of

between the old world number one, beat american ben shelton in straight sets to reach the round of 16 and extend his winning straight to 13 matches form a world number one, then the memory also progress to the next round. after a hot 4763675. when over australia, yes, mex per sale. so, after almost 3 hours, the us open, we now from 2012 hit this winner to set up a round of 16 class with a turn almost full years after retiring. came to an end at the ends of my start, a family bundle sofa will take on american coco golf and the next round was new yaki will continue her preparation for the us open. the last grand slam of the stats on the 28th of august, you want to do the news. as a reminder of our top story, west african leaders meeting and the jury, you have ordered the activation of a stand by force or potential deployment to restore civilian rule in this day or after a short break. i'll be back to take you through the day stick around. we will be right back the modern days sway in spring. they came here legally to earn money for their families, back home for 16 hours a day, 6 days a

in retaliation sizes, from the arrival function, shelton killed a general of the security forces affiliated with the fact of movement. how many? yes, i'm how that's the side. that's as associations we are trying to provide 8 to those who are displaced due to the fighting children and women are now in the mosque. we are trying to provide 1st aid medicine for children, diapers, milk, and simple 8 so that they can survive daily on the chute room for our lives as shells and bullets were flying over our heads until midnight. it was all called, but by 2 in the morning fighting renewed, it has intensified since then. we ran for our lives, leaving everything behind. the entire neighborhood was totally destroyed. people here are lending a helping hand to us. we pay for an end to the blood shit, getting ahold of joins us know from a know how do i refugee camp in lebanon, a sign up already displaced people looking for century? yes, again. what are they saying to you? well, a word that we've been hearing time and time again since we've been here is disgrace . we have been disgraced, we have been shamed

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gave three times in aslan's next opponent at the us open will be american shelton, another russian.he second round and also at the stage of the second round , the sixteen-year-old world ended her performance in her debut suppon. andreeva and a beautiful episode from yesterday's game day at us open, the author of the episode was the frenchman adriano in the fourth set. he made a spectacular blow. in the jump between the legs , the tennis trick performed by the frenchman turned out to be even more valuable. a few moments after this blow, when the anisista managed to win this ball rally as well. argentine, inter miami striker lionel messi for the first time did not help his team win last night in the match of the next round of the mls championship. with a score of 00 , lionel messi played against nashville, went to the base and spent the entire match on the field. it was the tenth messi's match for inter and for the first time the mayans failed to win and also for the first time after lionel messi's transfer the team failed to score in the next match next weekend, the argentines. a tes

shelton killed an 18 year old. they say fired on them and family members of those killed or injured and that they route 4th explanation. 3 years ago had been demonstrating new official has been held to account those of headlines counting, the cost is up next to stay with us here. what else? how does the team from a smaller league drove the bigger crowds? why does the irish flag fly size out of school? she's club. what is it about celtic that has the world over sealing them all? all of texasfootball. with the a pre estimate around the world, the defends, who makes football? on the i'm, adrian said again. and this is counting the cost on, i'll just say are your we can look at the world of business and economics this week, taking the chip pull up a notch by jane has started to restrict the export of to materials used in the manufacturing of semiconductors. also this we economic sanctions at a hope to aid after a ministry to in this. yeah. millions of people then one of the world's poor stations, who would pay the pric

and it's something that they've still got to fight for. hillary shelton is a national advise of a policy and governance at the civil rights organization in w i. c. k. he says the anniversary is a way to check what else needs to be done to fill the promise of the us constitution. the whole premise behind the marches, and quite frankly, the supervisor's movement at that time was one that was done with the ideas of non violence. very much in mind. the easiest way, of course, protecting the real liberty issues that are part of being a united states citizen. that is the right to vote. right to quality education, access to health care, being able to live, would you like to live and be free of the tolerance of those of simply did not like african americans. so very well, there was an awful lot of focus on being able to just secure that to, to, to write that every single americans actually guarantee buyer cost to do what you may have noticed at this year as well. i for those, we have the opportunity to see it that the discussions were about that all the voting rights i board and rice have been w

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thiem faces american ben shelton in the second round on wednesday.he three—time us open champion novak djokovic is on court as he looks to win a record—extending 24th men's grand slam title. he plays the frenchman alexandre muller in the opening round, and djokovic says he's excited to return after a two—year absence from flushing meadows. he missed last year's event due to his covid vaccine status. every grand slam i play right now is a goal and opportunity to make more history. of course there is a big significance to that. i wouldn't say, it adds a bit more that i haven't played here for two years, it is just the feeling is pretty much the same. ambition and excitement when the title and it's pretty much the same this year. spain's top criminal court has opened a preliminary investigation into the country's football federation president luis rubiales after he kissed player jenni hermoso on the lips. it comes after allegations that rubiales gave an unwanted kiss to playerjenni hermoso following their world cup final win over england. he insists it

the 20-year-old world number one beat american ben shelton in straight sets to reach the round of 16nd extend his winning streak to 13 matches. former world number one andy murray also progressed to the next round after a hard-fought 7-6-, 3-6, 7-five win over max purcell.' this winter set up a of 16 clash with janik csinner. at the wta event in montrÉal, caroline wozniacki's dream return was brought to an end. vondrousova will take on coco gauff in the next round, while preparations continue for the u.s. open. the last grand slam of the year starts on the 28th of august. brent: here is a reminder of our top story. west african leaders meeting in nigeria have ordered the activation of a standby force to restore civilian rule in niger. after a short break, i will be back to take you through the day. stick around. we'll be right back. ♪ >> west african leaders have decided to deploy what they are calling a standby force to restore democracy in niger. in the meantime, there are reports the junta in niger is threatening to kill the president if there's any kind of military intervention.