u. s. makes code board and a 24 hour period. the crossings have increased just by or far as using both countries implementing district board and for some policies. uninstalling the batteries, police in somalia site least 18 people were killed in a truck from attack. the target was an army check point and the central town of beloved when a and the decimal is expected to rise to palestinians been killed by his ready forces during the rate on the north sums refugee camp in the occupied west by your pricing loss. and in 5 hours and involved around 50 military vehicles, the last guy says has been another attack on his black sea polt. all of us have us to poll, endorsing controlled, cry. me, sorry. traffic was temporarily suspended, but has now resumed their casualties were reported. this comes in the day off the ukrainian missiles tugs at the headquarters of russia's black sea fleet in the city . the head of ukraine's intelligence claimed at least 9 people were killed and 2 russian generals injured in the attack. as daniel hawkins ha

u. s. territory, but the u. s. isn't going to make it easy for them to get up here, where they can speak with border patrol agents to file those asylum claims. to the 1st, who has made abrams times have arrived in ukraine prizes and very music lensky said . they would reinforce keys on like brigades. he didn't specify how many times have arrived. same is riley, has moved from ukraine's ministry of defense and present for a lot of years of landscape, confirming the much anticipated arrival of the us abrams tags. they say that those tanks now are in country the state of the art weaponry that they say is being moved to reinforce by the units reinforced permit for kids in the field. and they hope that this will be a key turning point. the key moments in various battlefield battlefront lines in the east and in the south. meanwhile, ukraine says he's scaled at the command of russia's block c fleet and a miss on strike last week at mil victor circle. all these reported to have been killed in an attack on the feat headquarters into basketball

so the answer is meetings with the pentagon has been denied making it shed statements with the u. s. o, making judge mental call us about russia or china beijing that was quick to jump on the american document and the chinese embassy in chicago has said the remarks was fabricated. the remarks i attributed to, to cause a quite a sized china is claims on the south china sea, condemned russian policy in ukraine. they shared the view that the people's republic of china is expensive. maritime claims in the south china sea are inconsistent with international law. secretary austin, administer per boatload, jointly condemned violations of national sovereignty, which deposed in the strongest terms, the aggression by the russian federation against ukraine and demands. it's complete and unconditional withdrawal from the territory of ukraine. allstate contributes a cause uh seems. the alleged statement is an attempt by washington to so this code in the south china sea region. this looks like um, the us have jumped the gun a little bit in trying to stir up trouble in. so i was trying to see this

u. s. territory, but the u. s. isn't going to make it easy for them to get up here where they can speak with border patrol agents to file those asylum claims. several people have been killed in more than 200 injured in a blast at a fuel station in the going to a car back. it happened those thousands of ethnic medians flipped. the region off the last week, fighting with as a by john 16 officials had been arrested as positively b, as an investigation into how to dams best causing flooding, which killed thousands of people because prosecute the general assembly officials are suspected of negligence. as molly's military leadership says it expects us more than a to the presidential election schedule for february statement released on monday. so this was for technical reasons. see me going through it has been entering presidents since 2021. nicholas hawk has moved from the back of a slight delay for this presidential election, but no date given just yet. the reason given by the molly and military gentile or the government of transition, is

u. s. territory, but the u. s. isn't going to make it easy for them to get up here where they can speak with border patrol agents to file those asylum claims. and the 6 people have died in guatemala, off the heavy rains triggered land slides rather than the capital bust its banks on sundays, sweeping away several homes must give as a searching for at least 15 others, including children out of their wealth. coming up next the, the the, the, the c or 5, i'm sorry, i'm from a stand. i should have labeled them as many on behalf of the . 2 supervisor, so i'm going to do some of the wires, but i'm not sure if you will in the house of, of the i'm gonna hit the the, the, the, my friends that i am an on either of us on the so come back with one of the nation but not them as she ever the any of the . busy the address here so the you see the through the brand, the smart to the thought of how the house on fed enough given him a semblance for by the way of how i am unable to act man of and i asked him how to even last evening getting on the summit

u. s. territory, but the u. s. isn't going to make it easy for them to get up here where they can speak with border patrol agents to file those asylum claims. thousands of ethnic armenians are fleeting and the going to occur backup to last week. c spy with s may con media and fighters. so far more than 6000 refugees across from columbia. europe, i'm says it's appearing to take in tens of thousands may fleet laguna kind of 16 officials have been arrested as part of libby as an investigation into how to dams best causing flooding, which killed thousands of people. libya's prosecutor general says the officials were currently or previously in offices responsible for the management. i'm now suspected of negligence level variations are continuing data. those are the headlines and is continues here now, just so you're off to people in power station. thanks so much bye for the critical the bank. instead of trying to externalize the management of this problem in teaching is here to meet the to other countries to europe. the member states shoul

u. s. territory, but the u. s. isn't going to make it easy for them to get up here where they can speak with border patrol agents to file those asylum claims slowly. and we have seen heidi, some of the migraines make it through that. raise a wire. where were you all day with the help of us authorities at times? what happens after that? what happens next to them? what's the process like for them to qualify for asylum in the us? it's certainly a big legal hurdle to get through fully with several layers. the bottom ministration, impose harsh new asylum laws back in may that and basically say if these families hadn't already requested and failed to get asylum in another country like mexico or another country further south. and that would automatically disqualify them from even seeking asylum in the united states, and they may be automatically expelled. so that is, it is, is something that we're seeing in practice, especially with older, with adults who are, who are now 2 thirds of the number of people that are crossing. many of them have

u. s. nicole mediums make up most of the population of nicole and of car back, which the decades has been disputed between the 2 nations. the ceasefire. signed and integration process is yet to be organized. as a fast talks between the 2 sides wrapped up inside states with no concrete deal. however, the fact who has handed over its pan and parties have agreed to meet soon. the re ignited conflict sparks. we clung protests in the all meaning capital with locals, taking to the streets of mid fi is that important car box residence could be in danger, criminal charges, happy votes against 50 people, often dozens of rest or to correspond to redmond cost of reports from central europe on that, we are still on the republican square where people just were a little bit earlier in the day on the 3rd square here to center a very be on capital. and from what i understand the move on to the minute the interior. however, i can see right now and the call i'm moving. now the process has been held over the last several days throughout europe on, but it's the result, the square where i am right now. these are the m

and also some of the global business stories and making the u. s. federal reserve left interest rates on changed on wednesday as late as meeting, but fed she had her own, paul hinted at another rate height before the end of the year. investors hoping for a rate cut to may have to wait longer as rising old prices added to ongoing inflationary pressures because germany's exports to countries outside the european union fell for the 2nd month in a row. and august demand from the united states and china declined as high interest rates and the energy prices continue to weigh on the global economy. exports to non you countries account for around half of all of germany's ex, japanese electronics giant toshiba will leave the stock market after 74 years. a group of investors planned to take the company private after buying a majority stake. toshiba shares started trading on the tokyo stock exchange in may 1949 as dependent merch from world war 2 spaces include home electronics and nuclear power stations. many countries trying to push electric mobility are tur

he's around up now of some of the other stories making headlines. the u. s. has one of her major survey and military build up and urge bell great to pull its forces back from its board with comfortable tensions have escalated in recent months in northern possible. formerly a province of serbia, deadly violence last week between serb gunman and of course of, of police patrol were the worst in years. ukraine is commemorating the 82nd anniversary of one of the largest mass murders of jews in the whole cups around 34000 people. mostly jews were killed at the above the ravine outside nazi occupied keys. presidents and lensky joined thousands of others paying their respects in the capital. the las vegas police have charged the man with the 1996 murder of rap legend to puncture. quote, unlike dwayne keith davis had previously admitted that he was in the car from which the fatal gunfire came. the unsolved case, as long frustrated investigators and fascinated the public in the us. the house of representatives has rejected a bill to temporarily fund the government, mak

u. s. has made a point of making strategic disclosures around dealings between bradshaw and north korea with the aim of de, tearing these 2 countries from engaging with one another. it could be that the publicity around a reported the can be on, on the trip to russia, could be the thing that blocks it from happening in the 1st place can be on, on the reported. the can notoriously, very secretive about his personal movements. but of course, this is something that the us and allied countries are watching very closely. and if these reports turn out to be correct, is this a surprise that moscow is looking to source arms from north korea? as well know in a phrase it is not at this time last year the us was already warning that russia was buying a weapons from north korea. we heard a few days ago from white house officials saying that the 2 leaders were exchanging letters. in fact, in july, we even saw the russian defense minister surgery, so i go visit to young young where arms deals were also likely discuss, important to highlight here that russia, of course, because of the sanctions, has been c

u. p. s., great step forward. they stood up, they were prepared to strike, they told u. p. s., which is makingreat us like good, decent human beings, and that's what ended up happening. they won that conflict. we got to see that all over the country. >> i want to correct something, it's a flight attendants, and american airlines the devoted to other is a strike, not the pilots. but yeah, you're right, when i spoke to the head of the teamsters and i said u. p. s. is a big part of american gdp. are you worried that a strike can have an impact? and he said to be straight-up, it is what it is. we go on strike and a big chunk comes out of american gdp, we have to do what we have to do. >> look, people are catching online that the inflation that we have gone through really had not all that much to do with the war in ukraine, or a broken supply chain. it had to do with the fact that corporation after corporation, whether it's the oil industry, whether it's the food industry, whether it's those people with housing raising their prices and making huge profits. workers are organizing. they want to join

and all of them would say they're merely trying to make things a safer to enforce us law and the u. s. customs and border protection says, guided by the highest, ethical and moral principles and exhibiting the highest level of professional responsibility. c, b cbp, the costs of the board of protection of what's employees drive every day to maintain the public dressing and still the confidence of the communities we serve and put checked. that's what they say. that's a great public. that's a great public relations line. i'm sure that's you know, that that's exactly what you would expect to hear from customs and border protection. you wouldn't expect them to talk about, you know, the different sorts of things that go on the part of the people dying coming across the border. but does that, of course that's, that's, that's the, the line that, that we often receive directly from the customer support or jackson. but i want to say that, that sort of line goes way beyond that. it's in washington as well. i like you can see it in that it and terminology used around the bar like border security.

yeah, but daniel, that makes the u. s. far more dangerous on the global stage. you know headphones though, like hearing the word know, daniel, the yeah, neo cons. don't like hearing the word reverse. so that's why we're in the problem. you know, the worst thing about this peter, is that, you know, you've called this the long war, and this is what salt and berg said. it's going to be a long war. but to me, the sickest and most cynical thing about this is it washington knew all along, but this counter offensive would not exceed exactly. we know that from the april release of the military intelligence in the united states, from those from those stolen documents, they knew it would not succeed. the us would never undertake a military operation in the condition that the ukrainian army was and america's exports knew it. but what we saw in the rock, which is the only the selected intelligence with stove piped up upstairs to the president. this is what we're seeing here with this war. you have the, the secretary of state, you have the national security advisor. they are

the essential to what is going on and as it was shadowing, in fact, the capacity couldn't make a capacity of the u. s. the us, of being destroying inside the, the pipeline which makes the economy of germany companies equaled up seeing any of these documents. it was stipulating clearly that's in fact the americans wanted to shift all the email g consuming industry, grows by usa in fact, to get a sense built for very cheap, but the size of the social consequences that all i'm really sorry is because even the jobs i'll shift because the company are moving away. that means the politically speaking, this is going to be a very serious problem for souls. and actually when sorts he's a heading, we'd be meeting the board meeting. so i have in europe every body's bowing demon springs. well, teddy and teddy as i saw on twitter a very interesting picture. when the chancellor, i call them sergeant schultz, was addressing the united nations general assembly. nobody was there listening. nobody wants to hear what the german chancellor is, has to say. and you know what, maybe they still have the pipeline people would

a brief round up now of some of the other stories making news at this hour. the u. s. is one of a major serbian military build up and search boundary to pull its forces back from its border with costs of the tensions have escalated in recent months in northern costs of formerly a province of serbia. deadly violence last week between strip gunman and it cost of the police patrol were the worst in use. ukraine is commemorating the 82nd anniversary of one of the largest mass murders of jews in the whole account's. around 34000 people, mostly jews were killed at the bottom of your rob. the outside nazi occupied, keith, president zalinski, joined thousands of others, paying their respects in the capital. a tranquil rain and flooding has brought chaotic scenes to new york city. heavy rain knocked out several commuter and new to rail lines, left motor, a stranded and flooded basements. the state of emergency was declared with 8 and a half 1000000 residents. beautiful to stay at home or seek shelter. las vegas police have charged a man with the 1996 murder of a rap legend to p

u. s. b. c. the european union, the clause phone make, has to adopt a common charging connection by december next year, a rob reynolds hesitations from an apple store in los angeles. the new phone, the apple iphone 15 is not a revolutionary device, a. it has some incremental improvements over previous versions. there's going to be a faster, somewhat faster cpu of the company says that the camera is improved and will take better pictures, especially in low light. uh, the premium version, the iphone pro 15 will be made with a case of titanium, a very uh, a tough but very light metal that will make the make the iphone much lighter for users to handle the u. s. b c connector is something that all iphone users in the future and all apple product users, including watches uh the pads and laptops are going to have to get used to. because the european union has mandated this as a common way of charging up these types of electronic devices. it's been a, a good period of time for apple's business. they've expanded their market share over their rivals such as samsung. uh and now uh, 50 percent of all the cel

he is physically able, oh, let's take a look at that with some of the other stories making news around the world. u. s. media says china is defense minister nation who is under investigation. so i think american officials li hasn't been seen in public for weeks and has reportedly missed several meetings. beijing hasn't confirmed the reports in july. china is foreign minister was replaced with i'd explanation after he to disappeared for several weeks. north green leader came at john on, has visited an aircraft factory in russia as far east as he continues his trip to the country. russian officials gave him a tour of the site where some of russia's most advanced fighter jets are produced. came it met with president putin earlier this week that the spain were former spanish football federation head reese, it will be alice has appeared in court in madrid over his now infamous casing of jenny fed at most so after spain's world cup final, when he denied sexually assaulting at most of the, telling the court the case was consensual at most so has repeatedly asserted that it wasn't. prosecutors asked the judge

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that's the most doors making headlines around the world will start in the u . s. warehouse space here. kevin mccarthy, lonestar replacement to inquire into peasant binding of his family's business dealings. saying that the quantity will focus on abuse of power obstruction and corruption. the white house has dismissed the move as politically most viewed items are resolved on our per of israel. supreme cause hearing the 1st legal challenge to the government, said 2 additional reforms or 15 supreme supreme court judges of gather to here, appeals against the legislation passed by prime minister benjamin netanyahu as a religious nationalist coalition, opponent cyber changes, but we can democracy now about being and emily and the 3000 people have been confirmed that as a result of friday's earthquake in morocco rescue as of yet to reach some remote to mountain villages, which suffered some of the worst f, a station corresponding young for they've sholtes reports from the village of immune the talent and the atlas mountains we see the damage before we even enter the vil

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the walkouts threaten to raise car prices, and disrupt an industry that makes up about 3% of the entire u—son said strikes are expanding against detroit automakers general motors and stellantis — but not ford. the uaw noted they are making real progress in their talks. this comes as the uaw seeks a rise in pay and an end to a system allowing newer hires to be paid less. they're also seeking automatic pay increases tied to inflation — among other demands. with today's expansion — the autoworkers' union is now striking against 38 more plants across the us at general motors and stella ntis. the uaw represents more than 140,000 workers at the detroit big three auto—makers. about 5,600 more workers went on strike friday. in total — there are now 18,300 auto employees on strike. union president shawn fain spoke earlier on the lack of movement in negotiation. both companies are still offering a deficient cost of living allowance that is projected to provide zero increases over the next four years. both of those companies have rejected all of ourjob security proposals. both gm and stellantis reject

u. s. warns they will likely make an arms deal which russia needs for the war in ukraine -- offering the northor missile technology. join me now, christiane amanpour, who is also celebrating 40 years at cnn. >> i want to talk to you about your 40th anniversary which was extraordinary. let's talk about what's happening and russia. kim jong un, the moroccan missing. it is extraordinary. >> yes, and to be honest with you, that's how the u. s. and its allies are framing it. in other words, everybody's sort of, oh my goodness, what's going to happen, is it going to be a huge arms transfer, is it going to materially trying to battle plan and ukraine? most people will be including the british foreign secretary who just stepped down, and defense country, basically says the most russia can hope for would be some old weapon systems, like 1960s weapons distance, and maybe some artillery shells. but it does go to prove, at i've heard many senior security and military analysts say, russia is desperate. it is a long war. there is attrition. there is a huge amount of expenditure of ammunition and also the ac

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right, let's take a look at what some of the other stories making news around the world. u. s. media says china is defense minister the shang, who is under investigation, citing american officials li hasn't been seen in public for weeks and has reportedly missed several meetings basing hasn't confirmed the reports in july, china is foreign minister was replaced with ad explanation after he to disappeared . for several weeks, no screen leader came john on as visited an aircraft factory in russia as far east as he continues his trip to the country. russian officials gave him a tour of the site where some of russia's most advanced fighter jets are produced. can met with president pollutant earlier this week. us officials say ukraine's president and there's the landscape is expected to visit washington dc. next week. the trip comes as congress considers, president biden's request for an additional $24000000000.00 and military and humanitarian aid for keith. savanski last visited the us in december 2022 to welcome you back to the white house as well. today's the deadline for the eu

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