and most importantly, the coach, l u c. say a former player, the 1st african coach to lead an african team to the world cup. so there are high expectations on the team. and after all, they are africa's champion. so for many people here, they're going to deliver and beat holland today. thumb, thank you very much. that's it. nicholas huck for us. we're now going to go to a stiff of us and who's live at orange street in the hague. and stanford seems that things are pretty tense there as well. absolutely, very high expectations here in the hague as well. and as you can see, some of it very sense faces here, because they were very confident that you could easily win the match against senegal. and that it would be for nailed by now. but as you know, it still mel nell. they are really a lot more quiet than an hour ago when the party was still really going on. now they are very quiet and hoping that though one of the dodge player so will score a soon. that, that she must never won the world cup and made it to the final 3 times. and peo

they say the u. c system is not offering enough pay to live in the bay area, parent of a six year old demands from the union also called for free passes for public transit and childcare subsidies. for parents. it's basically impossible they don't make enough to pay. market rate childcare expenses. a spokesperson for the u. c system says they brought reasonable offers to the table, saying in a statement the university has conducted over 50 bargaining sessions to understand the complex and unique needs of each of the four bargaining units represented by a w and worked in good faith to offer a fair multi year agreement that recognizes the valuable contributions. of our post doctoral scholars, academic researchers, academic student employees and graduate student researchers. and for those on strike this morning, there isn't really all that much risk. the union is offering them strike pay for anyone who is participating, and they say the strike is legally protected from any retaliation from the system repor

here that not only is this team going to do well, but any thing is possible with this keep led by l u c. say, now synagogue is a football factory. it produces so many top players. so why shouldn't they go further? than any other african teams now, kind of the furthest that they've gone is the finals in synagogue did go in the quarter finals and in the world tough in japan and south korea. but there is such a level of excitement in anticipation despite the fact that said, your money's not playing despite that, there are some injuries. there are so much hope there are people praying in bumble the a couple of you, a couple of days ago. ahead of the game. and if there's a real sense that today is the start of something big for senegal and perhaps for the continent as a whole. all right, nick hack. thank you very much. okay, i sure. 3 now to england. is it over for iran, at this point? it is absolutely over when you look at her, you know, the structure of the teams that carlos gross is used to coaching that teams that are very defensive and on easy concede goes. and this is the 1st time that you

they say the u. c system is not offering enough pay to live in the bay area, parent of a six year old demands from the union also called for free passes for public transit and childcare subsidies. for parents. it's basically impossible they don't make enough to pay. market rate childcare expenses. a spokesperson for the u. c system says they brought reasonable offers to the table, saying in a statement the university has conducted over 50 bargaining sessions that understand the complex and unique needs of each of the four bargaining units represented by u a w and worked in good faith to offer a fair multi year agreement that recognizes the valuable contributions. of our post doctoral scholars, academic researchers, academic student employees and graduate student researchers. and for those on strike this morning, there isn't really all that much risk. the union is offering them strike pay for anyone who is participating, and they say the strike is legally protected from any retaliation from the system r

they say the u. csystem is not offering enough pay to live in the bay area, parent of a six year old demands from the union also called for free passes for public transit and childcare subsidies. for parents. it's basically impossible they don't make enough to pay. market rate childcare expenses. a spokesperson for the u. c system says they brought reasonable offers to the table, saying in a statement the university has conducted over 50 bargaining sessions to understand the complex and unique needs of each of the four bargaining units represented by u a w and worked in good faith to offer a fair multi year agreement that recognizes the valuable contributions. of our post doctoral scholars, academic researchers, academic student employees and graduate student researchers. and for those on strike this morning, there isn't really all that much risk. the union is offering them strike pay for anyone who is participating, and they say the strike is legally protected from any retaliation from the system repo

u c l. a from leaving the pac 12 for the big 10 athletic conference u c l a and usc say joining the big 10 inbring a big boost in revenue from media rights. the border regions was set to consider today whether or not to intervene in the case of ucl. a board now plans to hold a separate meeting december 14th. some special guests were honored tonight. sharks game in san jose , the team hosted children who are fighting cancer as part of a league sponsored initiative. ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters has the story. 12 year old eva mask quits is fighting hodgkin's lymphoma really excited about it? i don't watch much hockey, but i know that this is a good cause that they're doing. and i'm really happy to be here, says she's still an athlete who plays soccer, football and taekwondo. despite fighting cancer, you think you could play hockey? though it looks a little scary, you have to know how to ice skate. really well, not that good of ice skating. so maybe playing the detroit red wings thursday night, the team brought out nine year old leila malone and her family to drop the ceremonial first

u. c to provide. so that's what i have to say on that. at all about your job might look like after the strike. this is a legally protected strike, so i am not concerned were protected from retaliation from the uc. again good maximally. thank you so much for joining us this morning. good luck to you. they expect the strike to go on pretty much up until they reach a reasonable negotiation from the u. c school systems again. we did have that statement from the university of california, saying in part that they were offering some fair pieces of agreements and pieces of elements to whatever this union was asking for. we have. we are reaching out to the university again this morning to see what they are responding to in terms of the strike, u. c berkeley in particular, said that they have been preparing their professors, researchers, all employees of their school system to make sure they are prepared for what is expected to happen a little later this morning, gasia andre listening back to you, james. thank you. meantime a two day strike is plan

a psychiatrist at the gambling studies program at u c l. a sayssome unintended consequences. that can ruin a family's finances. we do know that lottery vendors do tend to congregate in areas, communities of color or lower income communities. and the question is why is that targeted by the government is that by businesses, is it just the demand of the people? he suggests those who those who play should think of playing the lottery as a form of entertainment rather than funding mechanism. if gambling has become a problem for you or someone you know you can call 1 800 gambler students aren't the only ones giving push back to schools over cellphones. some parents are speaking out against cellphone bands in the classroom as well. many schools restrict the use of a cell phone in the classroom. but many parents say they don't want to give up the easy access to their children. some say they fear losing touch with their child in case of an emergency. some parents also say there is more accountability when students can record what's happening around them at

u. k. sank twitter, c. l must says that he's grunting amnesty for suspended accounts. in a twitter paul must asked if counts that have not broken the law or engaged in a grievous span should be reinstated. 72 percent voted. yes, the believe says the change will take place next week. day 5 of the woke up here in counter has wrapped up portugal, brazil, and switzerland with the winners of those days matches while uruguayan, south korea played to a golden stroll. those are the headlines about the more news in half the next. it's fault lines here on al jazeera, a weekly look at the world's top business stories from global markets to economies, and small businesses. to understand how it affects our daily lives in on the exam with 50000000 and counting the cost on al jazeera, i always go back to that pole. when home, even the mouth was shy, you have no choice but took the time is never right to attempt migration. i see this risk is not worth taking. allow me to be clear. if you take to the sea, he will not come to the united states. once i would, i remember seeing that both.

u. s. arm supply, c grain. they say most of the weapons are not being accounted for the white house cranes. it simply has a very limited budget for providing enough oversight. however, according to the washington post, joe biden has resisted sending an increasing number of american inspectors deeply into ukraine, supposedly after fear provoking a tough response from russia and escalating the conflicts. now some of the weapons and to you, great. are any up being sold on the black market where they can be acquired by terrorist that's according to a top floor enforcement official from the u. k, which has also been sending guns the cave. ukraine had been well known as a notorious hub for arms trafficking, even before russia's military operation began in february, former pentagon security policy analysts. michael maloof says by the administration's reluctance to thoroughly truck the weapons and soci grain can lead to drastic consequences in europe. they cannot keep track of what is being sent and they have no intention of it

and so the e u says time and again, it believes the j c p o way can and should be resurrected. but today in his press conference, a foreign policy rel said that's at a stalemate, and it remains to be seen whether there hopes to keep the nuclear restrictions on iran will actually be able to be implemented. now there's also concern that iran is providing russia with not just drones, but also missiles. what does that you intend to do about that? yes, that's a very, very serious concern of the european union. there's a lot of discussion about that. at the moment you officials say that they believed that these suspected deliveries have not yet gone ahead. so they're hoping that there's still a chance to convince t ron that this would not be in its best interest to do. so. we're told that burrell has made several phone calls over the last couple of weeks to the iranian government, urging them to think again about this. and again that you says that if these go ahead, if it's proven that iran is providing ballistic missiles to russia, there will be very serious sanctions implemented on

c, u. s. secretary of homeland security says americans shouldn't worry about a possible nuclear escalation. ukraine has any potential fall out would not affect the us. although the united states has expressed concern about the russian nuclear unrest. we do not anticipate that a nuclear detonation in europe would have direct health consequences in the country . meanwhile, donald trump, who's an l. c, will run for hasn't again, in 2024 has accused the global community of overlooking a growing nuclear threat. oh, the re new deals and the environment which they say may affect us in 300 years is all that is talked about. and yet nuclear weapons which would destroy the world immediately are never even discussed as a major threat. can you imagine they say the ocean will rise 18th of an inch over the next 200 to 300 years. but don't worry about nuclear weapons that can take out entire countries with one shot. oh, very advanced professor steven guy. it says that an atmosphere of global paranoia over the situation ukraine is creating a real nuclear threat. it seems to me that we live now in an era wh

c u. s. army deals, ukraine. they say most of the weapons are not being accounted for. the white house claims it simply has a very limited budget for providing enough oversight. however, according to the washing post, joe biden has a resistance sending an increasing number of american spaces deeper into ukraine, supposedly out of fear of provoking at toughest bonds from russia. escalating the conflicts some of the weapons sent to you and they are being sold to the black market where they can be acquired by terrorist that's according to a top law enforcement official from the u. k. which has also been sending guns to keith. ukraine had been well known as a notorious hub for arms trafficking even well before russian ministry operation began in february for the pentagon security policy, alice, michael maloof says the boiler ministrations reluctance to thoroughly track the weapons. it says the brain can lead to drastic consequences in europe. they cannot keep track of what is being sent and they have no intention of it. so good luck to the republicans, or when they get into

says this tournament goes on again. you can find it at ktvu .com/ world cup. well the u. c whether to block ucla from leaving the pac 12 and go to the big 10 athletic conference u c. l a and usc say joining the big 10 in 2024 will bring a big increase in revenue from media rights. the board of regions plan to talk about whether they intervene in the case of the l a yesterday. now the board plans to hold a separate meeting december 14th governor newsom has criticized that proposed move tomorrow. by the way is the 125th big game between stanford and cow at the game starts at 2 30 memorial stadium. and while it's another down year for both of these teams the records really don't matter in this rivalry, a big crowds expected to see if cows can retain the acts or if stanford can take it back to the farm. this year's game is even bigger than normal because it will be the last one called by the long time cal play by play man, joe starkey. the build. what one of the greatest calls ever. joe's responsible for that great sports, called cal pulled off a miracle back in 1982, upsetting

c. shap. so what more has the u. s. military been saying about the death of the ice, a leader i was interesting gotten because actually all of the, the actual details were guessing about what happened is coming from the us military . i so only released a statement saying that i will have some she, me, courage, she had been killed, but didn't say when or when i say we should underline that even though we're talking about this right now, this occurred in, in mid october. and it was the free series in southern syria. we've been talking a lot recently about the battle that the u. s. and the s d f, the civic center democratic forces, the kurdish labs rebels are waging. and i thought in the knowles, this is, this actually happened in the south. this will now be the 4th leader off. i. so since i will, who bucher baghdad, he was killed and october 2019 by the us. his successor was killed in february, also by the u. s. i think what's interesting now is that we have this killing in october by the free, serious. all mean, i think just the last interes

and they say they plan to do this until they know that the u. c system. will make a change. there are all represented by four groups of the united auto workers union. those groups say one major priority is the hope to relieve some of its members from the high cost of living not just near berkeley but in the greater bay area as well. those at the bargaining table say they have made some progress. very little progress in the ongoing conversation withen't yet compromised in some of the big items like pay and benefits for parents who are looking for some subsidies for childcare. we produce the teaching. at this school. we produced the research at the school that brings in all the grants, and it's what makes this school's prestigious and, you know, i think it makes sense for us to have a say in how it's run. university system says the negotiations will now likely need to be solved. but the third party arbitrator, its latest statement to ktvu says, in part we believe our offers of fair pay quality health and family friendly benefits. among other proposals are fair, reasonable and r

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u c grade papers. they perform research. the union says that research generates 8 billion dollars in funding for uc at the bargaining table. union workers are asking for salary increases. free public transit passes and childcare reimbursements amongst other things. according to the union, the eu sees proposals have not even come close to meeting in the middle. the president of the union says uc has left them no choice but to escalate their campaigns. in a statement, the president continued to say in part. this is from neil sweeney continue to say in the statement to news keeps going, but rather than coming to fair agreements, the university has engaged in a wide variety of unlawful tactics. the u a w locals at uc have been forced to file more than 20 unfair label practices. the president claims you see negotiations have refused to provide information that they've needed to bargain. so they have filed these complaints that reached out to uc officials to get their take on. not only the negotiations, but this authorize strike. i have not hear

develop unhealthy relationships with gambling psychiatrist at the gambling studies program at u c l a says the lottery comes with some unintended consequences that could ruin the finances of the family. we do know that lottery vendors do tend to congregate in areas, communities of color or lower income communities. and the question is why is that targeted by the government is that by businesses , is it just the demand of the people? he also suggests. if you play you should think of playing the lottery is a kind of entertainment instead of some sort of funding mechanism. if gambling has become a problem for you, or for somebody you know you can always call 1 800 gambler. time is 6 56. the cdc has made changes to its guidelines for prescribing opioids for pain after saying the guidelines that were released in 2016 were being implemented to strictly cdc now recommends patients and their doctors opt for non opioid treatment as much as you can is as if doctors recommend opioids . those drugs should be tailored to each patient. zbc says a previous guidelines left a lot of patients suffering from

c. he says these a vote show how deeply divided the u. s. has become now is the time for an autopsy which will conduct, 1st of all, the country is extremely divided. i don't think the republicans were routed all of these quite all of these races, you know, just about it was called today a razor thin margins. what is clear is this, we're almost back to status quo. the republicans take the house, a little advantage for republicans, but we're back to status quo, which means the country has divided really 5050. now why democrats put out for form and they did have to recognize that is largely, i think, for 2 reasons. first, abortion played a much bigger role than we anticipated in motivating people over kitchen table or inflation issues. and the 2nd thing is only 7 percent of the electorate is now independent. 4 years ago was 12 percent. so people are in their tribes and that 70 percent heavily in favor of democrats, largely on social issues. and i think there will be a very hot, contested fight for the nomination. and it will be a question wheth

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u. c. 10-k uses 10 campuses. bargaining team members says0 a year says it has bargained in good faith throughout this process, and tomorrow's strike could shut down some classes and labs. weeks ahead of final exams. happening now in the east bay, the 10th berkeley half marathon just kicked off this morning. the race started at 7 30 near mill via and kittredge streets. be aware some roads are closed because of the race, so just be on the lookout for no parking signs, the finish line festivities and the ceremony for the race will be at civic center park until one this afternoon, and we got drew tumor with us this morning love having you here drew and it's gonna be a really nice day, as well as less glad to be here. look at these temperatures. right now. we're in the thirties and forties. our coldest spots start in the warmth of the low fifties, and that son is doing its job out there this morning warming us up over the next several hours. here's our east bay hills camera. i mean, it's looking gorgeous, not a cloud in the sky. sunshine and full

c, i a analysts and card host of the arts. he showed the whistleblowers john kitty. okay. he says that because of a lack of accountability from the u. s. is no wonder that so many people are able to obtain american made weapons. this is the true shane of this policy of unlimited weapons to ukraine. i don't think anybody's doing anything about it. i don't think interpol is involved because no crime has yet been committed. i think that the british are stating the obvious it's, it's not that they're doing something about it. and if you look historically, that's what always happens when the united states or it's, it's allies, provide unlimited weapons with no accountability to countries around the world. look what happened in afghanistan and pakistan. and as i said earlier, libya look what happened in somalia is another example. and in yemen, these, these weapons, how is it that everybody ends up with american made weapons? it's because of this failed policy of providing them and then not having any oversight after the fact. there is no accountability or transparency at all. a lack of control over american weaponry has become obvious f

ticketmaster says it's site was set up to handle 1.5 million visitors. however 14 million fans tried to get tickets. a u. crofessor says the feds could try to break up the entertainment and ticket company to enact legislation requiring greater transparency and a lot of fans to resell tickets. old, an iconic peer it. san francisco's aquatic park is now closed to the public indefinitely because of safety risks. us public health service review has determined municipal pier is unsafe for public use following a visual examination after last month's 5.1 earthquake in san jose, no indication that the quake weakened appears stability. however officials say it emphasized the potential danger if people were on it during a natural disaster. there's no word yet on when or if that pierre will be repaired. more than 200 monarch butterflies have been gathering at lincoln park in alameda. a viewer sent us these photos. it's welcome sight after vandals destroyed the monarch butterfly garden a few months ago in the jean sweeney open space park monarchs play a big role in nature. they are officially classified as endangered

sources saying that the establishment, the permanent establishment of this group is a very clear indication the u. s. belief that this conflict is not going to end soon. my can or washington d. c. mike, thank here. while i say bag is in creevy re in ukraine. okay. what's the ukrainian reaction to these allegations that are coming out of iran? well, you've just had the statement from the foreign ministry spokesman hare. now they've said the ukrainians have said that they only trust the facts and they want iran saying that the consequences of support in russia, the great aggression against ukraine with far outweighed the benefits for this support for from russia. now the koreans full months now have been saying that russia has been using a iranian drones. and even today that we've heard from the n, a defense that they shut down iranian draws that independent me verify that with lots of restrictions against journalists have only given so much access. but what we do know is that keith has said that iranian drawn, were used to hit ukraine's energy infrastructure. now, the electricity company here has said that there will be blackouts in key and 7 other regions that that's following

today it says flag on the play unfair labor practice. the strike is the largest ever in u. cducational history is now in its 11th day with over 48,000, graduate student workers and postdoctoral scholars taking part you see, officials say they remain committed to achieving a fair and reasonable contract that honors the contributions unit members make toward the ucs mission taking a live look tonight at interstate 80, the east shore freeway through berkeley, and drivers may notice a lot more chp officers out on the roads this weekend. the chp is in the midst of its maximum enforcement period for the holiday weekend officers on the lookout for drunk drivers distracted drivers, anyone who is just driving poor really? reporter michelle vandore reports large crowds gathering and drinking during world cup games have some bars taking steps to help keep people safe on the roads. this isn't friday night. friday morning. and friends and soccer fans are feeling festive, with the men's usa team showing off its footwork in the world cup. guys are families, so soccer family are. that's life

c o 2 emitters, the u. s. in china. if they will sign on d, w 's, tim schellenberg, he is at the summit in egypt. he says that china is reluctant to contribute anything to the loss or damage fought. it will be very difficult for china to agree what's on the table at the moment. and that's because china has been part of the g 77, a group of developing countries pushing for exactly this lawson damage fund in the last couple of years. and also doing this past 2 weeks and, but was actually on the table right now, would mean that china would, would switch from being a potential or put from a potential receiver of money to the side of those who pay for it a donor. and not as that is not very well seen. among the chinese negotiators, the european union says it doesn't want to help developing countries. the terminology it supports now is helping the most vulnerable countries. why are we talking about this change and terminology and which countries qualify as most vulnerable? the criteria to which most vulnerable would referred that is still part of the negotiations and it will also still be beyond this a year's

u. s. what they can and can't do on their own platforms. rumble c e. o. krislofski had this to say about it. like ellen musk. i won't move our goalpost for any foreign government. brembo will turn off france entirely and we will challenge the legality of this demand. publicity compared his actions to those of elan muss who has been waging a battle against censorship on various fronts must said back him march that he was asked to block russian news sources on his starlight satellite network and reply quote. we will not do so unless at gunpoint, sorry to be a free speech. absolutist democratic senator chris murphy is now demanding a u. s. government investigation into must own twitters financial participation from saudi arabia, which is the platform, 2nd largest. interesting that no one seem to care when the saudis originally made that investment in twitter long before must came along or that government switch murphy calls quote, repressive. have had tons of cash flowing into hollywood and american media outlets as advertisers. let's not even get into the lobbying cash spent influenc

c was what else abide and say and why now? well, it's 8 days before the u. s. midterm elections, which will determine the control of congress. and certainly, republicans have been able to make inroads with voters this year because of the surge in energy prices, particularly in the cost of automotive fuel. after the invasion of val ukraine by russia valve, the price of gasoline has fallen by about a dollar 2325 cents a cents midsummer. and that's because the biden administration put on the market to billions of a, sorry, millions of barrels of oil from the strategic petroleum reserve and also be said, see a bit of a drop in demand. and so that helped ease prices as well. but because the buy that ministration knows that americans look at the price of gasoline as a harbinger of how they're doing overall economically. this was a moment for the president to come out on monday and to say to voters that he is still working this problem. now, democratic go politicians on capitol hill have suggested taxing of the companies who are don't share enough of their profits

the play a born in camera room, c as a well up winner against them for switzer the european union commission chief says the u. s. pressing ahead with more sanctions on russia is in response to wednesday's missile attacks on ukraine. more than 70 were fired, crunching a number of cities into darkness. nasa released these images after blackouts were reported across ukraine. meanwhile, residence in the capital kiva, queuing up for water because supply was hit during the strikes. moscow is being accused of weapon ising winter as it targets ukraine's energy facilities. wednesday strikes knock top power and water supply in the cave region. more than 3000000 people were without a heating in sub 0 temperatures. power outages also affected other regions from khaki in the north to live in the west, as well as the odessa region in the south ukraine's state one energy firm says 3 nuclear plants have switched off their power units. rory challenge as more from the ukranian city of vish harold. i think there's one word for the condition in ukraine in the moment, and that is miserable. there are millions of people across th

length of a football field all the way down to the gate there, and people here say that they are all employed by the u. c system, and the school is just asking too much of them. the united auto workers union is representing every person out here this morning that includes research assistance. grad students, phd students post doctoral, a number of other students, employee roles as well. they are demanding better pay, arguing the cost of living is often greater than 30% of their salaries. the union here also calling for free public transit passes, increased benefits for parents and those are childcare. tens of thousands included in the strike, and those on strike this morning. expect the uc system will be disrupted statewide. earlier this morning, we spoke to a grand researcher about the undergraduate students who are affected by these demonstrations. right now we're living conditions are they're learning conditions, so when we can't provide for ourselves, we're stressed out constantly because we're living paycheck to paycheck. we can provide the education that these students deserve and that they pay thou

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u. c. c. and his team go into, it's going to be a very, although the english press are going to say it's coming home. i was out there present to as well. a lot of people need to keep synagogue into my go through. but at the end of the day, the senate goal is going to give me a very difficult time and don't be surprised if they, if they are the ones that end up advancing and quickly. the next question says, how strong do i look at the going into the account stages? it's more of a cases you know, that could get a lot better that do what they need to do in a world cup. you don't want to always start out strong. you want to start going through the a sending curve and they're starting to get to that point in this, in this group stage. now what they end up finding out is that, yeah, they play the u. s. they possibly, if, of course, all the statistics and all the probabilities of going the right way, they might end up playing argentina quarter. but how, how big a deal is it to the states, christy police scores today for the u. s. white of aged. we don't know how bad that is, that very good at e d, bac

c i. a analyst and host of ortiz new showed the whistleblower stock. curious to says such communication is in u. s. interests as americans can afford to provide blank checks to ukraine. talks are always good. it's always better to have a channel of communication open than it is to ignore one another. we can't afford in the united states to just provide a blank check for weapons and weapons systems and materiel indefinitely for the regime in key f, because people don't ukraine. i think that we will see a push for basic talks, both from pressures inside nato and the european union, as well as here in washington within the congress. i think this is a very big deal. and bill burns, the c i, director is far, far more experienced in these kinds of issues than is the secretary of state himself. tony blinking, he has spent a good part of his career working with russians. the russians know that they can trust him and take him at his word and vice versa. so this was a big deal to send burns and not to send tony blinking. it tells me that the u. s. is serious about keeping this channel of communication op

c. o. have shrugged off a statement saying the drills will be extended until saturday. we heard from former u. s. army officers, not bennett, speculated about the true purpose of the american military presence on the korean peninsula. the purposes of the south korea drills is simply to psychologically pressure north korea into backing away and being in a state of fear against the united states. so no doubt the united states has ordered south korea to engage in these drills as a demonstration of muscle flexing and power in the hopes that north korea will tremble and back down. so it's more political posturing. the biden presidency has become much more militant and i would say mentally on the hinge because donald trump and his presidency had developed very positive ties. but north korea. and indeed, it was seeking to create an arrangement where north korea in the united states would at last pull out of the 30 parallel, perhaps reunite the korea's that was the hope of the american people. and donald trump, joe biden is shattered that with his reckless war mongering and his attempt to bully north

so now he is d c bound, where he has about 3 decades of experience working in the u. s. capital he led, the department of justice says public integrity section in the tooth, 20 ten's, winning high profile. convictions of corrupt politicians who were republican and democrat. now the 1st train to new deliberation of her son has left ukraine's capital. restoring the crucial railings between the 2 cities. the journey is being called the trains of victory and what arrive in the regional capital on saturday work is have repair damage, tracks and carriages, which were vandalized by russian forces. meanwhile, keys is preparing for rolling blackouts. this winter has russia continues to target ukraine's energy facilities. the prime minister says almost half of its energy system has been disabled. pulls of opened and malicious general election. as you can see, voters are tracing from 945 candidates with the poll set to be the tightest since independence. in 1957 for coalitions are seeking to win the 222 parliamentary seats and stay. an aeroplane has caught fire off the hitting a fire truck on the runway approve lima internation

u. s. hands criticized russia at a un security council meeting up to tuesdays missile strike in poland. killed c pay for. it says moscow is ultimately responsible, even though nato and poland say the michel was most likely 5 is part of the ukrainian, a defense. the issue over shattered the pre shedra meeting. i meant to focus on the humanitarian situation in ukraine. while we still don't know all the facts, we do know one thing, this tragedy would never have happened, but for russia's needless invasion of ukraine and its recent missile assaults, against ukraine's civilian infrastructure. the un charter is clear. ukraine has every right to defend itself against this barrage defend its sovereignty, defend his territorial integrity. face talks to resolve the light, his conflict in democratic republic of congo like you to start on monday is to african latest will gather in kenya's capital to try and map out a path to stability. it all comes as thousands of civilians continue to be caught up in the violence is not web reports from government. the rigor curry says she ran for her life. when her village was bombed. the

the scene at u c s f among many at uc campuses statewide yesterday, thousands of uc student workers striking over unsuccessful contract negotiations and a university. they say he's been bad and bargain fade. in a statement, the university of california says they've conducted more than 50 barking sessions and worked in good faith to offer a fair multi year agreement. yesterday they announced, quote, the best path to an agreement is with the aid of a 3rd party mediator and have proposed to the united auto workers enlisting the assistance of a neutral private mediator so that we can achieve a compromise in, quote. kron 4 is your local election headquarters. matt dorsey will serve another term as san francisco supervisor for district 6. his opponent, honey mahogany tweeting last night that she conceded to dorsey. she also wrote, quote, congratulations, supervisor dorsey, as your constituent, i sincerely wish you good luck in your efforts to heal district 6 and make it all that it can be the latest counts showed or see in the lead with nearly 52% of the vote. mahogany trail with 32% of the vote. well in san jose and san jose city council man matt mahan is leadin

u. s. political establishment and the public. we discussed the con us the whole situation with form a, c, i, a analysts, larry johnson. it says demo club policies of not been developing as they were initially intended. it's an american, it's and democratic. ah, the reality is that this is a 2 party country of sorts. and is that all the democrats strategy has been sent biden. quote, one, the white house has been to completely discredit the republicans to redo claim that the republicans are involved with insurrection. to claim that anything that the republicans did to oppose abide and policy was designed to subvert democracy. it's just, it's really, it's an evil, evil approach. busy the european parliament commission has solidly la mobile wife, a stinks to venice privacy thing, government critics, human rights activists. i'm jealous of being targeted on t contribute to rachel madison. as the story last year, we found out that israeli spyware technology, called pegasus, had ended up in the hands of officials and saudi arabia and the united arab emirates. right around the time that they were all celebrating closer ties with one a

through turkish waters. turkey says it's determined to keep the agreement alive, while ukraine's president accuses rusher of blackmailing the world with hunger. or c a. u. b. me when russia is the only one to blame for the food will now become more expensive from west africa to east asia. russia is the only reason why people in particular that you need your yemen or somalia left with catastrophic food shortages. the lunmark deal was signed in july to export grain and fertilizer from ukrainian ports which had been under russian blockade. it was meant to ease the global food crisis caused by the conflict. the un says more than $450.00 ships of left ukrainian port since early august. and about 9300000 tons of food has been exported to regions around the world. the. let's bring the guests for this edition of inside story moscow, andre bucklin, all they former russian and basset to saudi arabia in new york. steve matthews, senior vp of financial services that grow intelligence and analysis on agriculture, climate and the economy. and in denise in ukraine, marcia bella cova, a great news and price reporter at fastball kits. i agree, census told of august. th