u. s. per is responsibility for this shelling at least part of it because they are supplying the weapons which are being used by the ukrainian me to attack these areas. they are not only providing the weapons, we have none recently. and all those strikes with the american weapons like the hi mars, the are the only are the nation. and with the approval of the u. s. authorities, authorities also provide them satellite images and other intelligence information. so they are not only providing the weapons, they give the approval and they give also the intelligence informations which can allow the strike. so they are completely company seat of what is happening now. just in case there were any younger years listening how well just apologized for some language use, but you can completely see the frustration there you're you're absolutely okay. chris al, thank you. as always for coming on the program and sharing exactly what is happening . you've been there, you've been reporting from there for quite s

u. s. per se, it's more likely to be directed locally towards taiwan. what kind of evidence are we seeing that that might be the case that these military activities that you're talking about may not just be restricted to those, but it might actually be a part of a white campaign. absolutely, so this is china flexing its muscles, showing its might and really pushing through those intimidation tactics and saying where here we are larger than you at any moment. we could take that john has always said that they are not opposed to taking by one white horse as you know, china, plains, ty, one as part of its territory and regards it as a break away province. but the other actions we've seen that have already been in place in the run up to close these visit is economic actions that band hundreds of taiwanese firms, which provide food and agricultural products to china. and that will hurt definitely on the street level. here, china is tiwana largest trading partner that have very strong economic ties between the 2 sides and that, you know, china can definitely d

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u. s. a. travel to look for per trinity in africa. so why can't africans travel to these places? and we've got one last one from steph n here on our facebook page. it says i left the continent 5 years ago, and i realized that a lot has changed about me. i've land how the rule of law has been upheld by lead us as citizens to fight crime. i'll encourage young people to take up the challenge by traveling out of the continent to pursue education and training. thank you all for your comments. you can also share yours with us on our facebook page, d w. africa. so far in this. sure, we have talk about young africans who want to leave the continent, but there is a growing number who are retention initiatives like honest, your return and back to africa movement. encourage africans nadar flora to come home to the continent and contribute to its development. francisco who paul wanted to contribute, that is why after studying in the u. k, she decided to move back home to ghana and see what she created. he, i've had moments where my identity is inertial question. people don't really know it f

u. s. meet jimmy, settle a former air force per a rescue man and friend of griff. he managers, the local african refugees assistance center is mission. now, helping afghans to get a foothold in their new home america, that's my, that's the, to my heart. i welcome them with the open arms. and because my folks, my family, at some point in history, were immigrants in u. s. and it be hypocritical to deny them the same opportunities. jimmy and griff are just 2 of thousands of you as veterans who served in afghanistan, who are still trying to support afghans in any way possible. each, in their own way. the reminder of our top story at this hour united nations is issued an emergency appeal for funding for the victims of devastating floods in pakistan. on the 3rd of the countries under water least a 1000 people have died and millions have been displaced. this is d w. irish boundary has news asia in just a moment, and i'll be back at the top of the good with a battery service in the e, but still plenty of power for the ritual through non india's growth. second, life battery

u. s. economy. even in those numbers, tell us that the americans keep per shopping despite the inflation running red hot in the past couple of months by the americans also become more selective what they buy and also a where they shop. so a wal mart, for instance, as a discount or so more and more people from the middle and upper income levels of starting as to stop and so shop at wal mart what they have not done it before of also waltz. walmart was saying that more people, he was a credit instead of debit cards. so obviously, debt might become a profit for a problem. so not everything is rosy, but at least those numbers came in better than expected. and as you mentioned, help to lift walt food overall. i ins court in new york. thank you very much. will tuesday marks the 45th anniversary of the death of rock'n'roll legend, elvis presley. he was only 42 and he died. but his music and his legacy remained immensely popular and lucrative, especially this year. a new movie about elvis presley has racked up more than $250000000.00 in the box office worldwide, even before hitting video on demand. earlier t

u. s. meet jimmy, settle a former air force per a rescue man and friend of griff. he managers, the local african refugees assistance center is mission. now, helping afghans to get a foothold in their new home america, that's my, that's the. so to my heart, i welcome them with open arms. and because my folks, my family, at some point in history, were immigrants in us and it be hypocritical to deny them the same opportunities. jimmy and groups are just to us, thousands of us veterans who served in afghanistan, who are still trying to support afghans in any way possible each in their own way. ah several people have been injured and spain after a train came close to getting caught in a wildfire, but he was shot and signed the train show flames right outside the windows. some passengers escaped the train after the driver halted and were caught by the fire. 3 of them suffered serious injuries. the train reversed back down the line where the passengers received help from emergency services. and joining me now from a dread as carlos de vega, he's the deputy editor of the n

u. s. meet jimmy, settle a former air force per a rescue man and friend of griff. he managers, the local african refugees assistance center is mission. now, helping afghans to get a foothold in their new home america, that's my, that's the, to my heart. i welcome them with the open arms. and because my folks, my family, at some point in history, were immigrants in u. s. and it be hypocritical to deny them the same opportunities jimmy and griff, or just 2 of thousands of us veterans who served in afghanistan, who are still trying to support afghans in any way possible. each in their own way . l. m. join nell by omar semen. he was once the afghan ambassador to france as well as canada. he is now with the global affairs thinktank, the atlantic council in washington, dc. ambassador, it's good to have you with us. it has been a year since that traumatic and chaotic departure of us and nato forces from afghanistan. the helpers, the afghan helpers who were left behind have they been forgotten by washington. sh . but i don't think that they have, you'd forgotten. i think t

u. s. meet jimmy, settle a former air force per a rescue man and friend of griff. he managers, the local african refugees assistance center is mission. now, helping afghans to get a foothold in their new home america, that's my, that's the, to my heart. i welcome them with the open arms. and because my folks, my family at some point in history, were immigrants in us and it be hypocritical to deny them the same opportunities. jimmy and griff are just 2 of thousands of you as veterans who served in afghanistan, who are still trying to support afghans in any way possible. each, in their own way. the rocky cleric knocked out the al serra has called on his followers to end all protests in the iraqi capital. he apologized to the iraqi people for the violence. after fighting with rival shiite forces raged for a 2nd day in bagdad, sought a gay follow as 60 minutes to withdraw from the city's high security green zone. at least 23 people have been killed since clashes erupted on monday. shortly before that sarah had said he was stepping away from politics ah clashes in the h

u. s. meet jimmy, settle a former air force per a rescue man and friend of griff. he managers, the local african refugees assistance center is mission. now, helping afghans to get a foothold in their new home america, that's my, that's the, to my heart. i welcome them with the open arms. and because my folks, my family at some point in history, were immigrants in us and it be hypocritical to deny them the same opportunities. jimmy and griff are just 2 of thousands of you as veterans who served in afghanistan, who are still trying to support afghans in any way possible. each in their own way . i'm joined nell by omar salmon. he was once the afghan ambassador to france as well as canada, and he is now with the global affairs thinktank, the atlantic council in washington, dc. ambassador, it's good to have you with us. it has been a year since that traumatic and chaotic departure of us and nato forces from afghanistan. the helpers, the afghan helpers who were left behind have they been forgotten by washington. sh . but i don't think that they have been forgotten. i thi

u. s. meet jimmy, settle a former air force per a rescue man and friend of griff. he managers, the local afghan refugee assistance center is mission. now, helping afghans to get a foothold in their new home america, that's my, that's the, to my heart. i welcome them with the open arms. and because my folks, my family, at some point in history, were immigrants here in the u. s. and it be hypocritical to deny them the same opportunities jimmy and griff, or just 2 of thousands of us veterans who served in afghanistan, who are still trying to support africans in any way possible each in their own way . that reflects on the american withdrawal than with journalist, i mean the sci fi who joins us from the afghan, the capital cobble. welcome ali. we heard that the u. s. veterans say our nation, acted in a dishonorable fashion a year on, is that how afghans see the american withdraw? of course, but the thing is, the entire u. s. occupation was seen as dishonor. we have to remember that the u. s. allies including germany, including the u. k, australia were repeatedly accuse

u. s is down to $189 per night.he drop comes around the same time as the summer travel season ends and the new school year begins. labor day weekend. airline tickets are still expected to be higher than average domestic flights are predicted to be an average of $278 for a round trip. and that's up 23% compared to last year, but i think things are finally starting to stabilize in the tourism travel sector, different story than what it was in the spring. for sure, i miss those days when we weren't like ruled by the school schedule. now that my boys were like real school, we can't take them out and do fun things. so my advice to you go whenever you want to. whatever i want to do anyway, the sky's the limit. you can go like the week after thanksgiving. that's when everything is super shell were jealous. no don't be. don't be. thanks for joining us to be sure to join us again for our next newscast that's coming your way at noon. the wendy williams show us next week. stay tuned with our news anytime. ktvu dot ♪ ♪ ♪ feel,

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