these things will affect the tenure quite a bit. therefore it is an inflation story and dominating. >> let's go ahead and trade a little bit out of this one. what you make out of mike schumacher's opinion? >> viewers know that. i'm pretty bearish on the economy. the stock market continues to rally. that much more with what i think will happen with the economy. not just here but overseas. timmy i don't think you chase. if you get a rally tomorrow on a friday afternoon at the end of summer, based on something the feds might say or misinterpret, to me i do not think you chase this here. i do think we will have a retest of 4000 in the s&p 500. there's an unfilled gap there at 8300. >> we will consider ourselves warned. we will's share a comeback strategy next week. is there anything that would be interested in bed bath and beyond? any strategy that could move the deal forward? knowing and some areas the market home goods are still selling. look what we just heard from william sonoma? >> of they were acquired that would do it. i do not t

our public and how do we know that brady gave a little bit of it is speaking made very late in his tenure as a g unit turned heads when he was talking about the roles of religion but we dug up a bunch of speeches and articles that he had given in the '90s when he says really shocking alarming thanks and i will, his feel is that the only true organizing principles of our laws our country is religiosity, judeo christian and secularism meaning sort of nonreligious aspects of government, that's a source of all evil so in one of these papers and ago, god's law and he cried, bigotry against catholics and erase this. we are being pushed stanley off the battlefield or have been for the last few decades and occasionally we are jabbing back and poking back as we backpedal off the field of predict so here's the real kicker, what is our larger strategy for preserving the church and seeing it prevail. how will we get back on the battlefield so he viewed this in militaristic in terms that the church must prevail and then go on in the other writings to rail against buddy calls social pathologies includi

i have a feeling people will talk about bill barr tenure for a long time.e jews you have provided a useful account and ultimately quite devastating. thank youde for that. thank you for tuning in. reminder in the chat column you can find the link for hatchet man. from all of us that politics and prose, stay well and well read.

but postponed the er decision then admitted that he was er born later and thus tried to extend his tenurefrom cooperative schemes with land and wood land in the kharkiv region, what does volodymyr severin, a member of the ethics council, think about his compliance with high standards. we decided to inquire from him and called him, mr. volodymyr. congratulations television programs on judicial control, we have one question for you. how did you become a member of the ethics council, even with numerous violations? i have a video conference right now, so i can't. i'm sorry, can i call you back? we understand that the interview phase is currently active and the members of the ethics council are very busy , but we guarantee that we will not stop trying. to talk to severin and get answers to our questions , so far it is difficult to imagine that the circular judicial bail, which has been in effect for decades, will simply cease to exist at any moment, however, we believe in the best and for now that the ethical council, whose members themselves have questions about their reputation and skeletons

with reaching the age of 65 , so it can be assumed that in this way the judge tried to extend his tenureension. we understand the work, however, the court, of course, eventually saw the manipulation and recognized the actions of the applicant severin as an abuse of procedural rights, and can we hope that the judicial reform in ukraine will be successful if its implementation is entrusted to such of the members of the board of ethics of the boarding house. which uh, about which there is probably even more question and something like this one- room apartment that was gifted to his daughter , it is not clear why and what is the story when he extended his term of office as a judge when he actually reached the age of 65 or reached 65-year-old, but he pushed himself aside by the decisions of the judges, admitted that he was born later and thus tried to extend his tenure as a judge and with cooperative schemes with land scraped from the land in the kharkiv region. the member of the ethical council himself decided to ask him himself and called him, mr. volodymyr. greetings, this is a tv program,

susan: during your tenure presidential libraries came online.an you explain what archive responsibilities are? david: up until the obama library, the pattern has been a private foundation established by the president at the beginning of the second term. they start raising money to build a facility which is a library and museum with using the national archive specification in the library and the museum. then, the more modern libraries also have the policy center, and when the library is dedicated, it becomes the federal facility, a percentage of funding coming from the foundation to fund what the museum and library do. it's a knowledge facility up through bush 43. it will be our first all digital presidential library, and what is being built is a presidential center, a combined museum and policy center run by the foundation with an mou about artifacts. 95% of the records created in the obama administration were born digital, there is no paper equivalent. the money that would have been used is being used to digitize records that would have been in

and the weekly told comprehensive indictment and tenure as america's top law enforcement officials and review describe the book as a damning account and more forward-looking notes that concluding the book with suggestions of form which i am sure he will get to in a minute. and la will be in conversation this evening with warmer cnn correspondent, based in chicago. the screen is yours. >> thank you brat, i appreciated elliot is to see you as always printed see each other so much in this virtual setting, we gotta set up in person at some point. >> thank you brad and omar, and we somehow have become fast friends and what are you hearing what you think of it. so thank you for doing this and i asked him to do it because i really think you're such a talented reporter and you spoken to my classes and you connect so well with them so thank you for doing that pretty. >> thank you for having me and for everyone this year and i am excited for this conversation mainly because it is rare that you have a book and of course is a text cover to cover but also continues into the world as we move forward

they wanted to get rid of it but tenure is tenure. i wrote an article on data but they didn't like a question certain things. >> i got to tell you in the 70s my father is academia and a colleague of his useless as ax an explanation for why she couldn't publish it was publish or perish and it just seemed unfair to her that she had to publish this book. to others it was unsympathetic to not give her three more years to work on the book. these are -- cancel culture of these limit cases everyone can decide if the person was kind of a well-intentioned or maybe not by. >> cancel culture describe something real that is exacerbated by technological change. i think cancel culture isn't just like losing out on an opportunity are being held accountable. often timesel it somebody often time inadvertently transgresses some as yet to be established norm. rapidly shifting norm is called out publicly in the new digital realm that exist that we all have to navigate without rules or guidelines. it is called outcome it made an example of and targeted. t

are you on a tenure-track? host: not only a tenure-track, but i am a full professor. caller: my concern is that part-time teachers, professors and adjunct, teachers for --teachers assistance to qualify for public assistance. the issue of loan forgiveness and the outcry behind that minuscule amount -- when we look at endowment, we know that harvard, william and mary and john hopkins and georgetown, they are initial endowment for the ownership of the african people. that is how they built their endowment. the white southern planter sent their children north. they were educated at harvard, yale and dz delete universities. when we talk about harvard today , we talk about loan forgiveness and these loans cannot be discharged through bankruptcy. even though people use bankruptcy, you cannot discharge federal student loans through bankruptcy. when we talk about the initial offering from the administration, the current administration for loan forgiveness, i would like to see these large endowments and billion-dollar endowments match that also in loan forgiveness. use those fo

i'm jessi tenure.esse, the federal reserve forces increased interest rates in hopes of getting inflation under control. what steps could take next? >> yeah, it has its next big meeting to implement changes of this nature at the end of next month. and so it's likely to look at this report and think that, you know, it may not need to increase rates as much as it originally thought. of course, things can still change. but economists are saying now that they're kind of may be able to hit the sweet spot there for 2 as a soft landing where they can just increase rates a little bit enough to stop growth and curb inflation, but not as much to send country into recession. and so like was a lot of a lot could change between now and specifically even with gas prices that people have been pointing to. but i just have to wait and see. >> all right. thank you. jessi jessi tenure reporting live for us from washington, d.c., tonight. thanks. yes. >> this morning president biden signed a law expanding health care benef

essentially nothing, is exactly what you would expect.>> carter made that point as well, for the tenure. if i think it through and push aside the numbers that i saw on the screen with the way that stocks were selling off and i think about what is really happening here, powell wants to get inflation under control. it is at four year highs. it feels like a good thing to do. we all want this to be able to be a possibility. we just don't want the trade off of depressed economic growth and higher joblessness when we have this strong economic market, but should we all get comfortable with maybe a little bit of that pain? >> i think part of the pain you are also seeing in the stock market is in the retail sector, and that is coming from the expectation that higher interest rates on home equity loans and adjustable-rate mortgages and auto loans are things that are very painful on main street. that is why a day like today, the message was, to the consumer, you're going to endure more pain. for the markets, the interesting thing going into today, at least going into this week, the cross asset cor

when did the tenure top? it was on june 14th. when did arc bottom? it was on june 14th along with everything else. i don't think it is a coincidence. i think we are in this relief rally driven by rates and i think that is what has me cautious right now. if you look at the tenure, it is higher that right now than it was. i think i was looking at coin today. looking at the last four days down 10%, up 7%, down 10%, up 9%. when these names that have performed the best recently are flailing around like that, obviously not trading on fundamentals, it still leaves me with caution. >> this week we were cheering backward looking data on the consumer which gave enough confidence to the market that may be the worst is behind us and yet, next week we are going to get much more real-time rates when all these retailers report. >> i think next week is going to be really important that we are at this time right now we are finally getting good news that actually is meaning good news and the stock markets. over last week we got a really strong jump. cpi came in lower

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it originates from somalia moves through tenure and is claimed by also bad pinions. no, another attack will come against the backdrop of surgeon emotions because of a loss. when at the ballot box, there is an undercurrent of restlessness, policy, a r, t, at election headquarters nairobi can yet so amidst a heavy competition, india is set to emerge as asia's strongest economy over the next 2 years. that is, according to investment management giant, morgan stanley, the projection comes as the continent. 3rd largest economy grew a full 9.2 percent this past year at new delhi pursues an india 1st strategy. here's our contributor article, and i mean by morgan stanley is going to be, oh, boy, prices drop bill $90.00 about it on the x forms go by 21st. if that happens, india is certainly going to be the strongest economy in the shop. but having said that, the fact is that india has done very well in the last few months, especially because india has maintained it's strategic independence. these are the foreign policy, international trade of the fact that the need to countrie

i'm jessi tenure. >> all right. thank you very much, jessie. and don't forget that later on in our broadcast, rushing to break down the local response to monkeypox as well as what's going on with the vaccine distribution. we'll have that in about 10 minutes for 22 on the clock. >> coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news, a popular jazz bar in the haight-ashbury neighborhood of san francisco is closing. we're going to hear from musicians and the regulars who go there as they're trying to say that far. >> for 25 is the time a popular jazz bar in the haight-ashbury neighborhood of san francisco is closing. the owner of club deluxe sent a letter to musicians about the planned shutdown saying that quite honestly rent is just too high. something a lot of us can relate to. we have kron four's rob nesbitt speaking with some of those musicians and the regulars who enjoy that establishment talking about the closure and what they're trying to do to help. >> walk through these doors any given night of the week and you'll find the sounds of jazz. i proba

it's a common sentiment hearing tenure that any american assistance has a price. that's a political influence. i was trying to manipulate the liberal compared countries so that the kinetic control of their economies. they pretend to be good to these vulnerable countries, especially nafrica, where they be that they know and it doesn't depend on their grounds. so they only say in for inviting influence a dental resume so that they can take advantage of pretending to be giving up glance thought about to. instead, they only want to get involved into our affairs by been mentioning into mining. although i'm in it or taking control of our political situations on political, i'm general governance. they want to control us and it wasn't as american is actually, africa. africans are very vulnerable. they don't have enough resources. we have enough resources, but americans are taking looters on it. back to their land, the manufacture loosing that they build, they bring back to us in terms of selling, how does, why they're trying to manipulate us so that we come not to, we sto

ethics council, postponed his retirement, admitted that he was born later and thus tried to extend his tenure as a judge, according to which scheme did the candidate for the supreme council of justice purchase real estate in the capital because they asked you about an apartment for $ 4,300 ? from the judicial reform, they rush to its key organs, watch on thursday , august 18 at 5:50 p.m. the judicial control program with tetyana shustrova on the espresso tv channel, if you are allergic to the drug cetrin, it does not matter which one you have a pet, what flowers do you like, or what do your children secretly eat, these are three, well, it is important to block allergic receptors and protect the body from an allergic reaction already after 20 minutes, these three act in the center of allergies, some creatures are not able to choose something else. and we in ukraine like to choose everything, even if it's insurance on hotline finance hotline finance insurance of course online continues 176 days of the russian-ukrainian war to your attention news on espresso anzhelika sezonenko works in the stud

our washington correspondent jessi tenure has response from the white house. >> good evening.resident biden has been waiting for inflation to slow down but annually. it's still high at 8.5%. and that's what republicans are worried about. >> people are still heard. but 0 inflation last month. >> president joe biden welcomed the news that month over month. the consumer price index did not move it all in july. that's because gas plane tickets and used cars got cheaper, offsetting increases in rent and food costs. we're seeing some signs inflation may be getting to monitor. commerce secretary gina raimondo said lower fuel costs are the main indicator. everyone sees gas prices coming down at the pump and raimondo said easing supply chain problems are keeping store shelves stocked to gnarly but we're making progress and consumer see it. inflation remains the number one problem our nation is facing oklahoma republican congressman tom cole stressed annual inflation is still at 8.5%. >> as the house prepares to vote friday on the inflation reduction act, it's democrats 750 billion doll

with reaching the age of 65, so it can be assumed that in this way the judge tried to extend his tenurepostpone the pension, severin really likes this work, we understand, however, the court, of course, eventually saw the manipulation and recognized the actions of the applicant severin as an abuse of procedural rights, and can we hope that the judicial reform in ukraine will be successful if its implementation is entrusted to such members of the ethics council ? more questions and what about such a one-room apartment that was donated to his daughter, it is not clear why and what is the story when he extended his term of office as a judge when he reached was actually 65 years old or had reached the age of 65, but postponed his decision, then admitted that he was born later and thus tried to extend his tenure as a judge and cooperative schemes with land by scraping land in kharkiv oblast, what exactly do members of the ethics council volodymyr severin think about his compliance with high standards ? by the members of the ethics council in general, having numerous violations. i have a vide

live in washington, i'm jessi tenure. thanks a lot, jesse 6.21. is the time.oming up, a suspect is arrested in connection with a murder that happened over the weekend. >> we're going to have the >> we're going to have the latest when we come back. i'm bringing back my spicy chicken strips. while i'm at it, my most popular former employee, mark hamill. well, what's my motivation? to not get fired again... i can work with that. actors! spicy chicken strips and me, mark hamill, back for a limited time. my 100% all-white-meat spicy chicken strips are back. look at them sitting there. just sitting there. can't believe we hired a director for this. spicy chicken strips starting at $5.49 are back at jack in the box. 6.24. what? take a look at airline seats showing the faa is asking for input. they want to know what you think about the size of airline seats out midair. full. >> you know what? they should be they're working on the minimum sea dimensions for passenger safety on talking about comfort. so i mean, congress ordered the faa to provide this info as part of th

it originates from somalia moves through tenure and is claimed for alphabet canyons. no, another attack will come against the backdrop of surgeon emotions because of a loss. when at this year's ballad box, there is an undercurrent of restlessness, policy, or r. c. had election headquarters nairobi can yet amidst heavy competition, india is set to emerge as asia strongest economy over the next 12 months. that's according to the investment management giant. morgan stanley, the projection comes to continents. 3rd largest economy grew a full 9.2 percent. this past year, actually deli, pursues an india 1st strategy. his art contributor article. this is gonna be by morgan stanley is going to be told already prices drop bill, $90.00, and i'm the export go by 21st. if that happens, india is suddenly going to be the strongest economy in the shop. but having said that, the fact is that india has done very well in the last few months, especially because india has gained strategic independence, resolving foreign policy, international trade. the fact that the need to countries hav

but the real test number one is getting hired number two is getting tenure. it's you're going to be up within three years or four years or five years right in there. the faculty is going to vote. they are going to decide either you made it and if so you have a lifetime appointment at the school if you want to stay. or you didn't in which case you are out the door you're just gone. there's not like some alternative here. she went from being the person you hired me to the head of my tenure committee. so he came to my classes. he dropped by my office. and what he said about me, how he described me was hugely important for how the faculty would see me. that's at least certainly what i believed. i tell the story about being in his office one day he called me into his office. he had been drinking, making inappropriate remarks and ultimately ends up chasing me around the table. i make it out of the room, but the question was never about whether i could outrun him. the question was one of power which it is for so many women. and i talked about going back to my office

. >> washington correspondent jessi tenure has the details. >> it's helped him live from president joe biden signed a new executive order wednesday to help women seeking abortions. cross state lines to access the procedure under federal known. >> are pregnant or not, no matter where she should be turned away or deny this for treatment during a medical the president directed the department of health and human services to consider using medicaid waivers for travel expenses. >> they would not pay for the abortions themselves unless they're intended to save a patient's life or related to rape or incest. tennessee republican senator marsha blackburn argues abortion is no longer a federal concern. the supreme court sent this issue back. >> to the people and to the various state. but the white house is still urging congress to ultimately act. >> democrats tried to pass a bill wednesday that nevada senator jacky rosen said would provide legal protections to abortion providers. a woman from texas travels to my state of nevada, a pro-choice state. >> the nevada doctor she sees can not cannot be

and sedans military has not responded to the claim. un sexy general and tenure gets harris has urged government and rebel forces in ethiopia to cease hostilities. i am deeply shocked and saddened by the news of the resumption of all. still it is in a joke. a chopin's t graham's mottos, or almost our fathers have already suffered too much. my stronger fuel is for an immediate cessation of hostilities and for the resumption of peace talks between the government and the t p l f. the, with at the same time, the full guarantee of a meditating success to people in needs and the establishment of public services. thousands of south africans have marched in the nation's political capital, petroleum on a one day trying to protest against the rising cost of living. they want the government to intervene as the price of fuel electricity, and food keeps rising from me to mila was the much the runaway inflation. hundreds of thousands of jobs last and a sharp increase in the cost of living have bought thousands of south africans onto the street. they want the government to address a number of issues

she could renew my could i have no tenure, didn't violate anything, she could renew my contract or not and i'm not sure that cancellation was something we want to see disappear, even with my own anti-asian slayers on twitter. several years ago if it's decided that it creates a hostile work environment or hemorrhaging of people who can't work for this person i can't work with someone i'm uncomfortable with edward for michael eisner. >> he didn't hire them or fire them if they in here today onn the board. i don't know i want to stop that cancellation cometh very free market you recoupable your comfortable with and people are no longer comfortable with anti-asian slayers and their twitter in the cold hard world and also laws that govern the stuff. i don't think any of you would like to see the world where someone who sexually abused or assaulted ten people who work for them would be canceled. >> that's another term ten people. >> that's why said he considers himself having been canceled there certain people that flirted aggressively with someone one night. what does it mean they attempted

so in the world of party chair's as you may know, that is a very long tenure. i was a grandpa when i was done. i was in a lot of litigation over voting rights. i pushed some of the measures to end gerrymandering. part of the book is a personal view of what it is like to be in these battles. host: i am sure we will get a call or two from folks in democratic states who say our state is gerrymandered and it is completely democratic. is this a democratic or largely republican issue in mostly democratic states? guest: i think it is bad wherever it is. i support legislation that would end gerrymandering everywhere. without the federal template there going to have a race to the bottom. when you have politicians with no accountability due to gerrymandering, you get broken government and politicians who are too unaccountable. there is no both sides here. the intensity of gerrymandering on the republican side is far greater. here is an example, when new york politicians were caught gerrymandering recently after the ruling, it was over. when the ohio republicans are -- we

in montenegro central city of said tenure, state television reports that the attacker fired at people on the street at random after a family dispute. the gunman was shot dead by police after a tense stand off that wounded one officer. mexico was deployed its military to the border city of what is falling a bloody gang battle. what began as a deadly prison, riot involving riot. rival, cartels spread through the city streets where at least 9 people were gunned down by a legit gang members. germany's defense ministry says it will suspended military presence in molly, the announcement comes after the maryan government repeatedly denied germany forces over overflight rights making the rotation of troops impossible. berlin says it would be willing to participate in international peacekeeping missions there. but only if it was supported by the molly and government europe is in the grip of its most extreme drought and decades. record breaking heat waves linked to climate change have dried up rivers across the continent and send water reserves plummeting to historic lows. in germany, water lev

sources say trump is being investigated over the removal of classified records of his white house tenure. mexico's president under s, manuel lopez over i thought it says he will intensify, efforts to save 10 workers trapped in a flood of coal mine he. it's been 5 days since the man went missing. here the 400 soldiers continued to pump the water from the mine to make it safe enough for rescuers to go inside. taiwan has condemned china for extending military drills off its coast into a 5th day. chinese jets and ships have been crossing the taiwan strait, median line, and firing missiles over taipei. the exercises were sparked by a visit to tie one by us. hi speaker. nancy pelosi. when you come to the united nations security council has been told a garza was on the brink of humanitarian collapse. when a cease fire took effect late on sunday. the you ends, middle east, envoy said israel conducted almost a 150 air strikes against the territory, and that is la mixture. had mel militants launched over a 1000 rockets at israel, israel and bassett, or to the u. m. has defended its military operat

had 3 economy ministers in the space of just a month, but the latest sergio massa has started his tenure with a clear goal to follow the i m f. c guidance to help stabilize the economy. we must so you will not be made out of that the other day. we had our 1st working meeting with the i m f. i don't like it was productive on the implementation of the financial program in a lot of what we agreed to continue the planned payments and to face the challenges of the measures that are pointed out to laura danville about to be with that media . whether our or late flexion, inflation is one of the main issues to fight is anthony during the last month and the one that just had guarded of all the difficulties we are facing as a country and government inflation will be the most difficult. oh yeah, i don't know when a saddle of a miss and my the if it will go to somebody blood anadia. inflation is argentina's biggest challenge, leaping from a recent low of under 40 percent. during the pandemic, hitting 64 percent in june. arthur massa says he'll end the practice of money printing to fund government sp

bob, in fact there influence for much above and that his fast tenure of office actually went really low. and this is just a test for him. but the military has shown that to be able to respond to his intuition albedo a little bit late, or we could not have seen are the number of deaths that we've seen. but something else on some of the analyst in somali, i seeing that aside from a, a combat attack where it's their military, i guess they also by been sergeant. the government will need to do more, will need to talk to some of their al bob leaders and see where, where they can actually meet halfway so that some of these attacks are within the city. i can actually, and i saw, apart from the military attack, there will be need i more will need to be done by president one woods governments to see to weeds that i doubt above militants are quite, are silenced once. and for all he w correspondent phillip miranda in nairobi, thanks so much. the daughter of the man described as pu, since brain has been killed in a car bomb attack near moscow, this unconfirmed video is believed to show a distraught

wins more than half the vote, there will be a run off for the very 1st time. elder it in western tenure is one of route ho strongholds. it was also the scene of ethnic unrest after the 2007 election. as our correspondent mario murder reports, memories of the violence are still vivid out in about on behalf of peace. helen courtesy and collins barava walked through the neighborhood and under it in western kenya, one day ahead of kenya's general election. they talk to neighbors and ask if they feel safe, whichever the outcome i'd be ready to like make my cell, sir. the scenes that unfolded in 2007 are still fresh in everyone's memory. here, after the elections violent clashes broke out between different ethnic groups, dozens of people, including children, were burned, a life in a church, peace activists, carissa and brother lost friends and relatives. but some people, when they were injured, they still have injured is still to be some they become physically disabled, some become mentally disabled. you can see the fear that they have. the elder at neighbourhood is a stronghold of william, b

had 3 economy ministers in the space of just a month, but the latest sergio massa has started his tenure with a clear goal to follow the i m f guidance to help stabilize the economy. we must, so you will not be made out of your live that other day we had our 1st working meeting with the i m f. like it was productive on the implementation of a financial program. inaudible. we agreed to continue the planned payments and to face the challenges with the measures that up pointed out laura felt handle about to do with that media. inflation is argentina's biggest challenge, leaping from a recent low of under 40 percent. during the pandemic, hitting 64 percent in june, massa says he'll end the practice of money printing to fund government spending. he'll also build up reserves of foreign currency, but there's an ideological battle behind the scenes, while massa wants to reduce deficit spending, vice president, christina fernandez to cash now believes the government must spend to shield citizens from inflation. hey, emily, i though you, i know a from i am a worker and just like every one else i a

obviously tenure kramer forests in jerusalem. thank you so much for that update one the wake of us house bigger nancy. pelosi is visit to taiwan and china says it is suspending dialogue with the united states. that includes things like military relations, climate change, and legal help in criminal matters. and policies visit has enraged a beijing which sees the self governing island of taiwan as part of its territory. in response, china has been conducting intensive military drills off tie one chinese missiles began striking the seas north, south and east of taiwan. hours after u. s. house speaker nancy pelosi left the island bartonville meet young had a man's aarp chinese state television released video of war ships patrolling the taiwan strait for decades, and unofficial buffer zone between china and taiwan. as fighter jets cruise the skies above air cover for the multiple, no go danger zones declared by china in some of the busiest shipping lanes in the world. china has chosen to overreact. a new speaker blows his visit as a p

you ends and tenure, the terrorist called for access to the fight for international inspectors, although you will be now correspondent mathias bellinger is in the ukranian capital key and he updated us earlier about the situation at that nuclear power plant. we cannot, sir. determine where this attack came from. the plant has been under russian occupation since the very beginning of the war. a few days after the beginning of the war, the russians went on to the site and took control of it. ukrainian workers are still running the plant, but to the ukrainian atomic energy authority. they don't have control over what they are doing there. and the international organizations also do not have access to them. it's of course, or something that russia has time to time use to threaten with dire consequences if you granted this about. and it has used it as a shield that established a to, to position military equipment there, hoping to ukraine wouldn't dare to attack the facility. ukraine has attacked positions near the facility with loitering, munition loitering, munitions are drones that fly over

united nations, secretary general and tenure, terrorist has visited a grain export coordination center in east on both turkey. he met with officials from several countries who are jointly overseeing inspections of grain and 1st lies of from ukraine. so far, 27 ship have left ukrainian port since exports resumed in july. and the 14 people have been killed and dozens wounded in a rocket attack on a crowded market in the town of bob in northern syria area is controlled by turkey backs, opposition peices. the syrian observatory for human rights as syrian government forces were behind the attack. mexican authorities of arrested a former attorney general in connection with a 2014 disappearance of 43 students. hosario corolla sounds accused of mishandling and investigation of the student subscript suspected abductions. he's been charged with force, disappearance, torture, and obstruction of justice. a statement from maria corums parsi, called the arrest politically motivated a russian energy company gas problem says it will shut its nord stream one gas pipeline for 3 days. starting on august

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