every year, the us news institute introduces the best universities in the world based on the most scientific researches to the world's applying students in the latest ranking of this institute, in which iranian universities in the united states and more than 100 other countries were included in this global ranking. 52 last year iranian universities were in this list. harvard, mat, stanford, california, cambridge, london college, washington seattle, columbia and columbiaville are the top 10 universities in the world in this ranking. the next part of the news at 3 o'clock. in the name of allah, the merciful, the merciful, ladies and gentlemen, good night , welcome to today's world. the spokesman of the palestinian qassam brigades mentioned today's operation of the yemeni resistance in tel aviv as a strategic operation . tonight we are discussing the importance of this operation. also, about the plan to assassinate the president of venezuela, which was foiled. before the beginning of the talks palestine according to the picture. it is repeated every night in these areas of the northern regions

every year, the us news institute ranks the best universities in the world based on the most scientific research to students. maqazi introduces the world. in the latest ranking of this institution, which is implemented in america and more than 100 other countries, 69 iranian universities were included in this ranking this year. last year, 52 iranian universities were in this list. the universities of harvard, mit, stanford, oxford, berkeley , california, cambridge, london and washington college , seattle, columbiaville, 10 universities. they are the best in the world in this ranking. the bodies of two marzbani martyrs today in razavi khorasan and north khorasan provinces the funeral was held. in razavi khorasan and zovari torbat heydari city, the body of martyr amir ebrahimzadeh was escorted from daulat abad to the tomb of the unknown martyrs, and for burial to his hometown, sufi abad village. today also body. martyr parsa sozani was buried at the shrine of imamzadeh hamzeh rezai in ziarat tshii city and in golzar shahada plot of this city. martyrs ebrahimzad and suzani along with moham

every year, the us news institute selects the best universities in the world based on the most scientific research to students from all over the world. introduces in the latest ranking of this institution, which is done in america and more than 100 other countries of the world , this year 69 iranian universities were included in this global ranking. last year, 52 iranian universities were in this list. harvard university, mat university, stanford university, oxford university, berkeley california university, cambridge college london university, seattle washington university, and columbia university are among the top 10 universities in the world in this ranking. the purchase of stationery and equipment needed by students continues throughout the country. on the other hand, the ministry has announced that it will monitor the stationery market until mehr 15. stationery stores are very busy these days. shop windows are also filled with students' belongings. less than a week left for the start of schools and there are few students. they are getting ready to go to school it's open, what did you

researcher joining us from bristol and thanks to harley schlanger, spokesman of the international schiller institute from potsdam, germany. with that brings us to an end here on this edition of the news review, but uh, stick around, there's plenty more to come here on press tv. see you in a bit. the israeli regime's raids into the occupied west bank persist for the eighth consecutive day as palestinian fighters mount a fuerce defense. heavy clashes have erupted in genene and tulkarma with reports confirming three palestinians were killed and several others injured. an israeli soldier was also killed during the confrontations. the regime forces set fire to a palestinian house in the genene refugee camp. they also arrested five more palestinians during the raids on the cities of nablos and bethleam. meanwhile, palestinians have held a funeral for a 16-year-old girl killed by israeli forces. since august 28th, the iof has killed at least 34 palestinians including seven children. the palestinian health ministry says over 100. 40 people have also been wounded and more than 180 arrested during the past eight days. earlier, our correspondent in ramalah gave us more details and updates on th

researcher joining us from bristol and thanks to harley schlanger, spokesman of the international schiller institute from potsdam, germany. with that brings us to an end here on this edition of the news review." but uh stick around, there's plenty more to come here on press tv, see you in a bit. israeli forces continue their deadly attacks across the occupied west bank for the eighth day in a row. in the latest attacks, three palestinians were killed and several others injured until karam and the town near jennin. the deaths bring to 34 the number of palestinians killed by israeli forces since the regime... launched its large-scale military operations last week. nearly 700 palestinians has so far been killed by israeli troops in the west bank since october the 7th. also israeli forces have arrested five more palestinians during raids on the cities of nablus and bethlehem. according to media reports an israeli soldier was killed during the regime's offensive enganing, regime forces have been raiding major cities by deploying armored vehicles, bulldozers and snipers backed by drones and war planes. early our correspondent in ramala gave us an update on the latest israeli offensive in t

joining us from bristol and thanks to harley schlanger, spokesman of the international schiller institute from pontsdam, germany. with that brings us to an end here on this edition of the news review, but stick around, there's plenty more to come here on press tv, see you in a bit. students in new york's colombia university of resume their pro- palestine. test says new academic year begins a mid-tight security. dozens of students with many of them covering their faces with palestinian kafia scarves gathered outside the university gates, enchanted slogans against the ongoing israeli genocide in gaza. the campuses beefed up security and also introduced new laws, which authorities say will ensure a safe learning environment. however, pro-palestine activists say they will not be intimidated and keep up their activities until the university divests from israel linked companies. last semester, protests and encampment by students against the us backed israeli genocide in gaza was met with police crackdown and arrests, but the columbia university protest spilled into other campuses in the us and even elsewhere in the world. the islamic resistance in iraq says it is carried out new

news, tyre. joining me live is randa slim, director of the conflict resolution programme at the middle east institute. thank you forjoining ushe un security council tonight, discussions how to de—escalate the discussions, and then hezbollah has linked to any discussions on this proposal to a ceasefire deal in gaza, and the israelis, especially the israeli prime minister, have been opposed until now to a ceasefire deal in gaza. so we're stuck in this middle zone somehow where there is a proposal on the table, there are ideas that have been accepted by both parties de—escalate the tensions and maybe to achieve a ceasefire, but then it is conditional at least on a ceasefire deal in gaza. ~ ., ., , ., gaza. we heard from the israeli ambassador _ gaza. we heard from the israeli ambassador to _ gaza. we heard from the israeli ambassador to the _ gaza. we heard from the israeli ambassador to the un - gaza. we heard from the israeli ambassador to the un tonight l ambassador to the un tonight that although israel wasn't seeking a full—scale war, it did feel it was under attack and that it would take all steps within its rights, the a

institution. children are already starting to come to us, the adaptation period to the new kindergarten is alreadynning. in the music room there is equipment that meets modern requirements, this is an electronic piano or synthesizer. the piano is of belarusian production, which we are undoubtedly proud of. on the asian vector in the capital of vietnam hashimyne days of minsk. initiation of performances vietnamese side. the country is engaged in extensive cooperation with belarus in all directions. technologies, aducations. the saint became infected with the people of baravika of the dzyarzhyn region, traveled through the towns of the minsk region, declared her rights to the capital and the belarusian republic of maldova, demonstrating her majesty and traditions and music and folk architecture and everyday life. the creative forum is filled with famous musicians and folklore groups. in the program of holy sabroўstva, kantsert, exhibition of dekaratyўna-prykladnoga mastatstva, maystar-classes. pas folk events, presentations of the national maldau cuisine. the summer holidays in minsk on the screen u

the new development bank is not influenced like other western dominated financial institutions, namely the imf or the world bank, where the us has power to influence these institutions loan programs. the bricks group has confirmed that 159 participants will adopt the new payment system. the bricks security meeting recently held in russia was with the aim of securing security in the context of the new world order for security guarantees for member countries. now, if the payment system and the dedollarization takes place combined with the fact that the block's world energy. resources is around 40 to 42%, well this grouping of countries is the one to take the lead when it comes to the world economy. that does it for this edition of the program. thank you so much for being with us, hope you enjoyed it, if you did, and if you didn't, please send us your comments, contact information is behind me. from, we look forward to seeing you in the next economic divide. this goodbye for now. this week we explore the surprising results of jordan's. recent parliamentary elections where the muslim brotherhood has made unprecedented gains, res

news, jerusalem. host: l's talk to the senior fellow in the washington institute and former managing editor of lebanon's now news. thank you for joining usur reaction to today's developments? guest: good evening. obviously this reaction, this operation today is a huge blow to hezbollah, and it shows that israel has maintained its upper hand when it comes to military, advancement but most importantly hezbollah is now very much exposed to israeli intelligence, to israeli reach. even if israel is not in lebanon or using the traditional military operations, hezbollah has lost the element of surprise and israel has regained it. the problem in the midterm, if not long-term, is that they cannot use cell phones because their leadership realized that the cell phone network in lebanon has been intercepted and monitored by israel. that is why we saw a huge number of assassinations happening at one point. that is because of the intelligence. that is why they switcheto pagers. they ordered a new shipment of pagers that they had ordered after they decided that they do not want to use the cell phones. their communication system is the main target today

using new textbooks. in the sverdlovsk region today is a holiday for more than 550,000 schoolchildren. many of them are starting the year in new buildings. in yekaterinburg alone, three modern educational institutions by september. our correspondent albert musin is on the line from yekaterinburg. albert, i will tell you hello, tell us how the day of knowledge begins in the ural capital. yes, tatyana, good morning, but the day of knowledge. is just beginning, and you can, well, well yes, you can see how the children are just continuing to gather at the festive line-up very, very soon the school year in yekaterinburg and the region will officially start. if we talk about the region as a whole, 568,000 students will sit down at their desks today, 50,000 of them are first-graders, some of them have a double holiday today, since they will begin to receive knowledge in a completely new, barely built schools from... institution in the city, well, unlike the schools of the old soviet type, in which many of us probably studied, there are not empty corridors, but full-fledged recreation areas with educational equipment, recreation areas and separate lockers for students, and also the peculiarity is that... i

new projects. there the sleian king is coming to us towards, we must overcome it, we are not strong enough to give up our homeland! the institute for internet development is opening a new season, what premieres will we be watching in the near future? the village of lesovka in the dpr is under the control of the russian army, it is located near ukrainsk, which was captured the day before. the 114th separate rifle brigade took part in their liberation. the head of the ministry of defense sent a congratulatory telegram to its fighters. andrey belousov, southwest ugledar our attack aircraft are covered by tankers, they are squeezing the enemy into a ring around the last major eelgrain. in the kursk region, our drones hit a militant concentration site, destroying a tank and a pickup truck. in the kursk region, russian troops are confidently repelling enemy attempts to break through our border. kiev is bringing up reserves, but attack drones are catching the militants by surprise. the winged infantry is supported by artillery, and snipers are tracking down saboteurs in the forest. from our borderland. a report by dmitry kulko. it exp

taiwan to the philippines in the south china sea as a whole, the us taipei still does not forget, the new director of the american instituten, which is de facto not an institute, but an embassy, ​​said that washington would not mind setting up production of american weapons on the island, in addition to what it already sells to taipei. since 2010 , the us government has informed congress of arms sales to taiwan in the amount of about $384 billion, of which almost $6.5 billion is due to the biden administration, which is evidence that our concern for taiwan has strong bipartisan support. the us, green added, will continue to build a whole network of anti-chinese alliances in asia, in addition to aocus, which beijing calls the asian equivalent of nato, will strengthen the kuat, in which it participates together with washington. china has always believed that cooperation between countries should contribute to regional peace, stability and prosperity, and not be directed against the interests of any third country or even cause harm to it. china calls on american politicians to objectively and rationally assess china's developm

used to strike the children's institution. the special service recalled that us secretary of state antony blinken has already called on eu countries to introduce new sanctions against tehran and byonyan for transferring weapons to the russian country. as explained by the svr, washington is thus preparing the ground to get the toughest possible reaction from european countries to the incident and condemnation of moscow and its partners. the development of the ukrainian crisis shows that kiev and its western sponsors refuse to learn from their mistakes after a series of bloody provocations, including the cynical staging in bucha, the strike of a ukrainian missile on the kramatorsk railway station and the recent fall of a ukrainian air defense missile on the territory of kiev hospitals "ohmat det", few people in the world believe in the treachery of moscow and the innocence of kiev. i... write, what more, what else can i say, now i know, it is your will to punish me with contempt, oh, if only vtb were then, i would read a different novel, ah, this gift is the key to the world of freedom, and petersburg opened up to me, the payment is far away, the ca

new york and they have started their own consultations and discussions with their counterparts, the secretaries general of international assemblies and institutions . broadcasting has been established in new york, mr. rajabi , greetings, please tell us the details of mr. araghchi's work schedule on sunday, in the name of allah, the most high, the most merciful. hello, mr. araghchi, in fact, they have had several meetings here with their counterparts and with some officials. the first international multilateral meetings that they have in order to expand and deepen relations with the arab countries of the region as much as possible. these meetings include a meeting and discussion with the foreign minister of kuwait, a negotiation meeting with the foreign minister of bahrain and also a meeting with the secretary general of the persian gulf cooperation council in this actually meets with these three parties that i mentioned, serious and of course constructive discussions took place between the foreign minister of iran and the parties regarding the important issue of security stability in the region and especially related to the issue of palestine and the crimes that the zionist regime is committing and developing. that the zionist regim

used to strike the children's institution. the intelligence service recalled that us secretary of state anthony blinken has already called on eu countries to impose newanctions against tehran and pyongyang for transferring weapons to the russian country, as the svr explained, in this way washington is preparing the ground for to receive the harshest possible reaction from european countries to the incident and condemnation of moscow and its partners. the development of the ukrainian crisis shows that kiev and its western sponsors refuse to learn from their mistakes. after a series of bloody provocations, including the cynical... staging in bucha, the ukrainian missile strike on the kramatorsk railway station and the recent fall of a ukrainian air defense missile on the territory of the kiev okhmat children's hospital, few people in the world believe in moscow's treachery and kiev's innocence. now about the weather: in wildfires continue to blaze in the southern part of russia. in the lpr, the fire has approached another settlement. at the same time, in crimea , streets were flooded today after an incredible downpour. more details. we will talk about

she cutting us 15 years rude systems and institutions have to be fixed. he said before a new prime minister is chosen for the election. we have to get all the reforms people reformed and everything, and the civil administration on reforming health care. i think i want to educate some issue with your firm and your issue a system before the laws. you name it is a whole long list of the forms that you have to go through. so we have to go through the test quoted process. we just are now 6 commissions right now. actually today, the commission switch to work and establishing the knobs for administrations mumford police administration and on for just the system. and so once to the topic leader, she could see nice also accused of making amendments to the constitution that benefited her, but a degree unit is task to get that in order to sort of complete and seeking to nip drake. this is one view, this, and this don't do that whole thing just and then the most important thing that you need right now, rather than these identical distribution. so this is the only difficult uh, difference

used to describe him who moved to new york in the 1980's. buttons helped him emerge as a designer and darling of the harlem institute of fashion all lead a time to bolster and document a lgbtq community marginalized by the aids crisis. he designed disco wear and assembled collages of his friends frolicking. >> you see how his friends lived in those periods of their lives helping them get through social challenges. >> i see it does a love story between him and the button and material. reporter: beth mcglocklin is the artistic director of the fuller art museum. she is drawn to his skill in elevating the otherwise humble button. >> contemporary craft -- our whole field is about making these materials that we touch every day and transforming them into works of art. reporter: a significant percentage of the buttons have been entrusted to him over the years. some are specially sorest, the best ones he says have a telltale sign of their rich history. they smell like mildew. >> most of the time they have sat in somebody's basement or in a jar somewhere or in a blue cookie tin or the old cigar box. and they have probably been around for years. those w

she cutting us 15 years lose the systems and institutions have to be 6 pieces before a new prime minister is chosen for the election, we have to get all of the forms of people reformed and everything, and the civil administration and reforming health care. i think one education issue reform and your issue a system before the laws. you name it as a whole long list of the forms that you have to go through. so we have to go through the cost for us as we just and now 6 commercials, right? now, actually today, a commission switch to work on establishing the norms for the admin stations, mumford, police, administration and on for just the system. and so that's the topic leadership i've seen. i've also accused of making amendments to the constitution, the payment for the purple, the degree unit is thought to get that in order to so it's a complete goes to continue like this is one view. this is don't do the whole thing just and then the most important thing that you need to know the other than the, these identical distribution. so this is the only way to skip the differences in our own view is t

us 15 years rude. systems and institutions have to be fixed. he said, before a new prime minister is chosen for the election. we have to get all of the reforms and people reformed and everything. and the civil administration and reforming health care. i think i want to educate, you see your form and your issue, the system of the form of the laws. you name it is a whole long list of the forms that you have to go through. so we have to go through the test quoted process. we just are now 6 commercials right now. actually today, a commission switch to work and establishing the knobs for administrations mumford police administration on for just the system. and so that's the topic leadership i've seen. i've also accused of making amendments to the constitution that benefited her for the degree unit is thought to get that in order to sort of complete and seeking to nip drake. this is one view this and this don't do that like the whole thing. just m m, the most important thing that we need to know if we have been these identical distribution. so this is the only to skip the

from taiwan to the philippines in general the south china sea, the us, taipei still do not forget, the new director of the american instituten, which is de facto not an institute. and the embassy stated that washington would not mind establishing the production of american weapons on the island, in addition to what it already sells to taipei. since 2010, the us government has informed congress about the sale of weapons to taiwan in the amount of about 384 billion dollars, of which almost 6.5 billion is the merit of the biden administration, this is evidence that our concern about taiwan has strong cross-party support. china has seriously challenged american interests, but does not consider the pressure on beijing to be too harsh. china has always believed that cooperation between countries should contribute to regional peace, stability and prosperity, and not be directed against the interests of any third country or even cause harm to it. china calls on american politicians to objectively and rationally assess china's development, stop creating. bloc confrontation fuels a new cold war. the chinese foreign ministry also went

us. >> major funding for the "pbs news hour" has been provided by. ♪ >> moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf. the engine that connects us. the ongoing support of these individuals and institutionsg leonard and norma klorfine, and the judy and peter blum kovler foundation. the ford foundation, working with visionaries on the front lines of social change worldwide. and with the ongoing support of these institutions. and friends of the "news hour." this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy.] >> you're watching pbs. ♪ >>> hello, everyone, and welcome to "amanpour and company." here's what's coming up. more civilian deaths, more destruction, as ukraine reels from a blitz of russian attacks. with the toll on the country and its people continuing to grow, u.n. resident coordinator mat use

use compatible local figures. fatemeh arianpour news korean scientists have developed a new catalyst that can be used in devices that convert chemical energy into electrical energy and increase their lifespan in vehicles. according to dagu jeonbok institute of science and technology in these catalysts, magnesium platinum is used, which causes the exceptional efficiency and durability of these devices. according to the researchers, this nano catalyst reduces the production cost of hydrogenated cars and combines oxygen to produce electricity . also, this product can be used to produce hydrogen and other important electrochemical reactions. the next part of the news at 4 o'clock. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, i offer my greetings and courtesy to you, dear viewers, companions of the khabar network . i invite you to stay with us on the first page, as we will take a look at the topic in this program. privatization in the seventh program, mr. ebrahim bazian, the head of the privatization organization, is a guest of this program, so that i can talk with him about the issue of privatization and its implementation process in the seventh program. hello, mr. bazian, and you are very welcome. i am at your service, dear h

new york city. in the past, he worked at the american institute in taiwan, which serves as the de facto us embassy on the island. if you look at the 1st island chain, these are all formal trudy allies of the united states are close partners in the case of taiwan. and with that, the way it is united states can project power close to china. shores protect its allies and its interest. conversely, it's very difficult for the chinese military to project power outside of the 1st island chain and threatened united states physically or are interested in the endo pacific to strengthen this island chain. the us is expanding military cooperation with japan and the philippines, which are also wary of what they see as china is 6 expansionist goals. for example, just last year, the u. s. gained access to military bases in the north of the philippines. right next to the bashi, straight one of those chinese gateways to the pacific ocean. we mentioned here, you can see american and philippine troops conducting exercises in the waters nearby . earlier this year they even sank an old chinese build ship that the philipp

news weekend for this sunday. thank you for joining us and have a good week. announcer: major funding for pbs news weekend has been provided by -- ♪ and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ♪♪ -a life of travel will one day play back as an endless stream of images. [ woman speaking indistinctly ] some you make in camera. others forever captured with your eyes and mind.

new jersey. thank you mr. president, i'm a recent college graduate and i am concerned with the growing influence of welcome us and our many top institutions saw general millie take this to new heights under new leadership in the military. what is your way to combat radical ideology in the military and our corporations? [cheering and applause] >> first of all millie, that day in congress where millie declared he was woke was an embarrassment to our country. we don't have a woke military, we have some guys at the top but you couldn't convince them to be woke if you were screaming at them for five weeks. week took out 100% of the isis caliphate. in four weeks it was supposed to take five years. and i got to meet the real generals and they are unbelievable. our military is unbelievable. unbelievable. [cheering and applause] and all we are going to do is you get your degree and you will see a different country. we have to get elected. if we don't get elected i don't know what's going to happen to our country. i just don't know. normally i wouldn't say that, they say they work they are a democrat. these are democrats, these are people long behi

capital construction in four institutions, we will not do it in a year, we plan to complete the concrete works by the new year, the cost of one shelter will cost us approximately uah 25 million, yes, and somewhere up to 300 children can be placed there. most of the educational process of poltava schoolchildren will take place. offline in total, more than 133,000 students will go to schools in the region. anna morozova, bohdan proskurov from poltava for espresso tv channel. look for more interesting videos on the espresso youtube channel. be sure to subscribe, because there are live ether broadcasts, all news releases, programs and special projects that can only be seen here. also short videos on hot topics in the shorts section. spread them comment and be and that was all the news for this time, you can read more on our social networks, there you will find a summary of the main points, and also visit the website of the espresso tv channel. and we will see you at 18:00. our team is working to ensure that you are the first to know all the latest news, so stay close. exclusively on the air of our channel. congratulations, friends, the politclub prog

using media studies professor at the institute for graduate studies. thanks very much for joining us. these really, governments describe this as a new phase and then we'll let you authoration what, what is, will need to continue that will sustain a war on 2 fronts. that's what i think is real, feels confident that it has the manpower and to engage on multiple front. so, you know, i think there are some analyst about that question that quite frankly, especially when you consider the difficulty that the israel has had with, from us in, in gaza. how mazda has not been eliminated. it's not even close. in fact, us intelligence says that from us has been able to recruit many thousands of new members, and that they've been able to reopen their in their web weaponry. so israel is having all kinds of difficulties in gaza are not able to achieve their, their goals of getting your housing just back or eliminating from mass as a, as a political entity or as a fighting force. so there are questions many analysts are asking or if you're having difficulty with how mass and rosa, how then are you going to open up a 2nd front against a much more for

institution, to a new, renovated, the state budgetary educational institution of secondary vocational education of the luhansk people's republic, the severodonetsk college of industrial, construction and household technologies, opened its doors to us. in our educational institution, they study. they did the interior and exterior finishing of the premises and the improvement of the territory, the children are very happy, to study, if you can call it that, to study, because we have advisory classes, we are in combat zone, and children cannot attend the educational institution to the full extent, well, children are very happy that we have clean, warm, bright classrooms, and we thank you with all our hearts, we want to say a huge thank you that our children at such a difficult time in our country can receive an education in clean, warm, bright classrooms. tatyana alekseevna, you mentioned... a dormitory, is it functioning now? no, it is not functioning, our children come for consultations, that is, there is no dormitory, children, children do not live in the dormitory. yeah, and it just not ready? no, it is ready, since we are in a combat zone, and it is clear, it is clear, we are not allowed to house children in the dormitory, childr

us. yeah, definitely. to what extent do you think brooks financial institutions, like the new development bank, could compete with the western institutions like the international monetary fund or the world bank? a, how do you assess the track record and you know, what do people think? what's the image of these organizations like in the global south that you were talking about? you see the something make the long time ago i did propose the setting up with the ition. wanted to define it precisely because of i will believe that there must be alternate the mechanism to complement and also sometimes to withstand the precious untoward pleasures. so it is not necessarily to compete because i may have requested the it is too important and critical in possession, organize it, which we are popped off. but there is nothing stopping us from providing ultimate through mechanisms. and similarly, the new development bank, which you were looking at, did very csv in order to participate and, and the with bix supporting it, then at least the robust self. but typically the more the developing me to really and countries would b

residents complained that educational institutions were overcrowded, here is a modern building for 1,100 students. this year there are new rules, now it is forbidden to use mobile phones in class, and teachers can officially issue a reprimand to students with all the ensuing disciplinary consequences, and also labor lessons are returning. in border regions, a number of schools had to transfer the educational process to a distance format. and some students even began school year in other regions, vladimir putin also spoke about this at an open lesson in tovi. of course, we are now thinking about your peers. guys from the kursk, bryansk, belgorod regions, who are forced , due to known circumstances, to study online, or study in other groups. of course, the country, our armed forces, will do everything to ensure that normal life in these regions, normal life for these children, for these guys is restored. i am sure that this will be so, there can be no doubt. in total, 18 people are going to school in russia this year, helicopters were flying at night, there was a lot of shooting, what things did they manage to take, documents, now we are getting ready for

news hour has been provided by -- ♪ ♪ >> moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. ♪ >> the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. s of the news hour. including kathy and paul anderson. and camilla and george smith. ♪ >> the john s and james l knight foundation, fostering informed and engaged communities. ♪ ♪ >> and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. ♪ ♪ ♪ this program was made possible weather corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. geoff: welcome to the news hour. it is an historic night that could shape the course of the presidential election, now just 55 days away. vice president harris and former president trump set to face off in philadelphia in their first and potentially final debate. amna: the last presidential debate in june between president biden and former president trump changed the course of the race, so tonight is highly anticipated. a new all shows 70% of americans say they will be tuning in tonight. another quarter plan on following at least some coverage. geoff: while a majority of americans say t

institute. ivankov, news. 60 days before the us presidential election, the balance of power is changing again.is' honeymoon is over, as newsweak magazine described the beginning of her ratings' decline. haris' rival trump has not only regained his leadership, but has secured the support of the judicial system. he. was not sentenced, about the balance two days before the decisive debates, our subcor in washington dmitry melnikov. in the final stretch of the election race , everything is written into the election calendar, especially the decision of new york judge juan merchan, whether or not to put donald trump behind bars, on the eve of the day voting. this was a unique situation: the man who was to be sentenced was running for president on the major party ticket. judge murchen was balancing between competing interests; he could wait, the verdict would not go anywhere, trump would still get his sentence after the election. they would always have time to put him in jail, but to make trump look like a martyr just weeks before. the news of the postponement of the sentence caught trump in north ca

the jewish community relations council offices, calling for jewish institutions to use their power to end u.s. support of the war. a new development tonight in the apparent second assassination attempt on former president trump. the man accused of plotting to kill him at his florida golf course has been officially charged with attempted assassination of a presidential candidate. the indictment, unsealed today, alleges that rhyne ruth intentionally tried to kill trump. it also added to other charges possessing a firearm and assaulting a federal officer. the charges carry a maximum penalty of life in prison if he's convicted. meantime, the senate unanimously passed legislation today to boost secret service protection for presidential candidates. the enhanced presidential security act would give former president donald trump and vice president kamala harris the same level of protection provided to president biden. it's now headed to the white house for president biden's signature. arizona police are trying to find the gunman who fired shots into a campaign office for kamala harris. officers were called to the tempe office