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you're watching world news . we are bacw with more signs of recovery on maui today officials will begin lifting restrictions for families to return to lahaina. >> residents and property owners will be allowed into the burn zone from last month's wildfires. many for the first time since the city was devastated. police near tampa have identified a woman whose body was found inside an alligator's mouth. the remains of 41 year old sabrina peckham were discovered friday by a local resident. her relatives say she was homeless. the alligator said to be more than 31ft long, was euthanized. >> nasa is celebrating the end of a seven year mission to a special asteroid, a capsule that landed in the utah desert on sunday held samples of a space rock believed to be more than 4 billion years old. here's abc's ike ejiochi touchdown. touchdown >> osiris-rex making landfall at a testing ground in salt lake city. the first time experts say the us has brought an asteroid sample back from space and it could hold the answers to life's

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. ♪ >> i am caitrÍona perry in washington and this is "bbc world news america." nt biden arrived in delhi at of the summit. new details about in georgia grand jury recommending charging three related to the 2020 election but prosecutors disagreed. the west african nation declared three days of morning after islamist militants killed more than 30 people. hello and welcome to "world news america." world leaders including president biden arrived to delhi at of the summit. he spoke with the prime minister about joint plans on technology and infrastructure including a deal that would link trade between them least in south asia. it would rival china's belt and road initiative and is part of biden's move away from china, something he is capitalizing on with the absence of president xi jinping who has never missed a summit since taking power in 2012 and vladimir putin who is skipping the event for the second year in a row. another big item on the agenda is ukraine. and he expressed confidence world leaders will finalize the declaration at the summit. sources say the wordi

. >> i'm caitriona pern washington and this is bbc world news america. stage is set in new delhi as heads of state from the world largest economies arrive on the eve of the g20 summit. u.s. sec. of state antony blinken's trip to ukraine comes to a close but not without another controversial commitment. we revisit a young blind way in yemen and his inspirational story of determination to help others in the war-torn country. ♪ hello and welcome to world news america. first new developments. peter navarro who used to be a trade advisor to the former president donald trump has been convicted of contempt of congress. the guilty verdicts wrap up a quick trial and a quicker deliberation. our washington correspondent joins us. what can you tell us? >> these were two charges of contempt of congress. failing to produce documents and failing to appear to give testimony. this relates to peter navarro's plan which he called the green bay sweep. he referenced the run by the green bay packers. to overturn the election results on january 6. this was not a trial about tha

hello and welcome to world news america. i am in new york for the u.n. al assembly, where world leaders will speak. they are expected to address a number of issues, including multiple coups, the war in ukraine, and deadly natural disasters. i spoke to the u.n. general assembly president about what we can expect. but first, five american citizens jailed for years are on their way home to the united states. they were freed from iran monday as part of a complex prisoner swap mediated by qatar. the citizens, four men and one woman, were flown out of iran to qatar. their release was dependent on the u.s. transferring 6 billion in iranian funds, money iran earned from selling oil to south korea. those funds must be used for humanitarian goods. the u.s. also released five detained iranian citizens, two of whom have landed in dellacqua --doha. president biden announced new sanctions, saying the u.s. will continue to impose costs on iran. the president had spoken to the families and the u.s. secretary of state antony blinken said he had spoken to the freed prisone

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welcome to world news america. here in new york for the first day of the united nations 78th general assembly is coming to a close. the ukrainian president attending in person for the first time since the conflict began, but the headliner of the day was u.s. president joe biden. this is his first speech at the united nations general assembly since taking office. president biden confirmed standings between the u.s. and china as concern over tension is on the rise. >> when it comes to china, i want to be clear and consistent. we seek to responsibly manage competition between our countries so it does not deepen the conflict. i've said we are for de-risking, not decoupling with china. we will push back on aggression and intimidation to defend the rules of the road to help safeguard security and prosperity, but we also stand ready to work with china on issues to progress on our common efforts. >> shortly after president biden's address to the general assembly, i spoke to the head of the united nations about what he had t

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this is bbc world news america. united nations general assembly continues today with ukraine's president criticizing the powerful security council for not doing enough to help his cotry fend off russia. a fiery partisan hearing for the u.s. attorney general on capitol hill. what both sides are accusing each other of. and, iran's tough new statute enforcing how women and girls their dress. you are welcome to world news america coming to you from outside day two of the united nations general assembly in new york are high-profile and high-stakes meetings are ongoing with many of the world's leaders all in one building. much of the diplomacy is happening on the sidelines including the closely watched meeting between u.s. president joe biden and israel's president benjamin netanyahu the first time the two leaders have met one-on-one since mr. netanyahu returned to office last december. president biden has formerly -- formerly invited netanyahu to visit washington by the end of the year. president biden plans to address i

you're watching world news now . break it down. now. >> that blast you just saw brought an end to missouri's roach port bridge. it stood for 63 years as a part of interstate i-70. the span is being replaced by a bridge named in honor of a marine who was killed in iraq. >> story we've been following. now, spain needs a new top soccer official now that the previous one has finally resigned and louis rubiales stepped down yesterday, three weeks after kissing a member of spain's world cup winning team. he said the kiss was consensual . consensual. she denies that, though. spanish prosecutors have accused him of sexual assault. he had already been suspended from his post by soccer's governing body. >> well, there's new fallout this morning from the danny masterson rape trial. the former that 70s show star received letters of support from two of his one time cast members. both are now saying they're sorry. this morning, ashton kutcher and mila kunis are apologizing for asking a judge to show leniency before sentencing. that 70 show star

this is bbc world news america.merican soldier who crushed -- crossed into north korea in july is back in u.s. custody. >> in california, republican presidential candidates set to come face-to-face in a critical second debate. >> welcome to world news america. we will join katrina in california covering the republican debate tonight in just a few minutes. but first, the u.s. soldier who illegally cost -- crossed into north korea is back in u.s. custody. saweetie provided help. the u.s. state department spokesperson thanked both nations foreseeably safety returning mr. king and said his release is not marked improvement in u.s.-north korean diplomatic occasion -- relations trip >> we have tried to reach out and they have rejected our direct approaches. we talked to sweden. sweden talk to us and help negotiate the transfer, but i would not see this as a sign of a breakthrough. it is a one-off. >> and a spokesperson for mr. kaine's family thanked the u.s. army for a job well done and has asked for privacy. the soldier

that brings us to the end of this edition of world news on press tv.news and brief is next. the saudi crown prince personally stressed that the negotiations between the kingdom of saudi arabia and and the zionist israeli entity are both continuous and good. muhammad bin salman claimed that with every passing day his country is getting closer to normalizing its relations with the israeli entity, but this time he never. never mentioned the arab peace initiative nor the two-state solution, and he did not repeat the traditional saudi position concerning an independent state with its capital being the holy city of al-qds. there is something concerning in these statements as the optimistic language used by the saudi prince is not consistent with the current nature of the zionist government and comes outside the context of the accelerating collapse of what remains of the political peace process. muhammad bin salman trads to normalization this week on the. stream, jacket, this jacket, ready, i'm lemba topic here on press tv, and i want you to join me cats and

not just from his employees like those here at fox news, but around the world.se of the huge political cultural and social influence he was able to wield for so many decades through so many publications. i think it is in that context that people today are focusing on an extraordinary legacy after 70 days at the top of the media industry. saturday decades at the top of the media industry. sumi: what do we know about locklin murdoch murdoch rubottom -- locklin's plan for the business? john: we know very little about what shape and direction he is going to take the company. we certainly know what the challenges are. this is a cutthroat media environment. there is a battle for eyeballs and clicks that fox and news corporation will find themselves focused on. as well as questions about what to do with some of those old legacy vehicles. the old print and paper, newspapers. how much longer can they keep those going? these are huge seismic questions. questions of policy, of practicalities, employee relations, for example. and what has happened today is mr. murdoch has s

anchor: i am in washd this is bbc "world news america ."e than 70,000 refugees fleeing nagorno-karabakh. the struggle for independence is over. lawmakers in the u.s. start the process of trying to impeach president biden. and we pay tribute to the actor best known for playing dumbledore in harry potter. ♪ welcome to "world news america." we are tracking developments out of nagorno-karabakh. the separatist leader of the region declared an end to the struggle for independence concluding nearly 30 years of separatist rule. ethnic armenians, over half of the population have left for neighboring armenia and more are expected to leave in the coming days. gore karabakh is between azerbaijan and armenia. the territory was seized by forces in a military operation last week. it is internationally recognized as part of azerbaijan. the dotted black line shows the border town from where refugees are fleeing to our -- to armenia. the country's foreign ministry says it wants armenian residents to stay and become part of what it calls azerbaijan's ethnic s

that's called new world order.g to reconcile with saudi arabia. iraq says it will replace the us dollar with its national currency, the dinar and all transactions inside of the country. the central bank of iraq has announced a plan which will come into effect next year. the governor of the bank said the currency provided to travelers is not subject to the decision. talim also said most business people have entered the official trans channel of providing $1 at the price of around 1300 iraqi dinars. he added the measure has helped decrease inflation rate. as jews around the world celebrate yomkapor or day of atonement, the israeli regime seeses the opportunity to further tighten restrictions on palestinians, especially in the gaza strip. telaviv has for many years been punishing palestinians by shutting down his crossings with gaza and the occupied west bank on jewish holidays, allegedly for security reasons. press correspondent has more details from gaza. israel has sealed its crossings with gaza for the jew. holida

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. >>> from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >>> good evening.hanks for joining us on this sunday. i'm linsey davis. we begin with the massive storm hitting the east coast and severe weather slamming the center of the country. what was once tropical storm ophelia is bringing soaking rain across the northeast. the slow-moving storm drenching the i-95 corridor. more rain is expected from new york city to boston on monday, making for a rough, morning commute. coastal areas of new jersey are feeling the effects. ophelia first made landfall in north carolina early saturday bringing 70-mile-an-hour winds and coastal flooding. a separate storm triggering severe thunderstorms in parts of the plains. look at these images of hail in oklahoma. tonight that system is moving into texas. our weather team is standing by to time out the storms. abc's melissa adan leads us off from new york city. >> reporter: the remnants of tropical storm ophelia soaking the northeast this weekend, bringing blinding rain, gusty winds and coastal flooding. this massive tree crash

and this is bbc, world news america.ne blames responsibility for a missile attack on crimea as zelensky seeks to shore up support from western allies. a u.s. senator is indicted for allegations of bribery. prosecutors say he accepted gold bars and envelopes of cash to aid foreign governments. u.s. auto workers strike grows by the thousands as an unprecedented walkout threatens the countries car industry. ♪ hello and welcome to world news america. ukraine has claimed responsibility for an attack on the russian black sea fleet headquarters in crimea. the military says it carried out a successful strike. videos on social media show ask note blowing from the building. the governor said the foreshadowed windows of 10 nearby residential buildings. russia's defense ministry says one person was killed. a source of the ukrainian air force tells the bbc that it used a type of cruise missile supplied by britain and france. our correspondent has more. >> this is clearly a continuation in ukraine's tactic of specifically targeting si

that's called the new world order.8 weeks before aspiring to reconcile with saudi arabia. and now rock says, it will replace the us dollar with its national currency, the dinar in all transactions inside the country. central bank of iraq has announced the plan which will come into effect next year. the governor of the bank said currency provided to traveler is on subject to the decision. said the uh that is also said that most business people have entered official transfer channel of providing $1 at the price of around 1300 iraqi dinars, he had measure his help decrease infanture rate. south korea in the us have kicked off. joint war games in waters east of the korean peninsula amid simmering tensions with pyong yang. south korean navy says that 3-day exercises involved nine vessels and two aircraft from the two sides. they will focus on anti-sumarine warfare and live fire drills. the spokes person for the drill says, exercises will serve to effectively deter in and respond to nuclear and missile threats from the democ

islam of the students is a new window to the world. it is a preparation and real picture of the issue of the new world order. the conference of teenagers deals with the recognition of the role of iran in the new world order . his holiness said that in relation to the new world order and the events that are taking place in this field, in the discussion of the transfer of power to asia, the decline of america and the formation of the islamic civilization that is advancing, the necessary work has been done for the new world conference to promote anti- colonial identity literacy. adolescents help the success of nations it can be mentioned now, have new examples, so that if the nation and i were able to direct themselves to this, i can actually achieve surprising victories. today's teenagers are the most influential social and political layers of islamic iran. our effort is to actually help teenagers. dear students, let's make sure that in this process of changes and transformations that are happening, they are not spectators , the photos ar

. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us on this sunday night. i'm whit johnson. several developing stories. the new sighting of a convicted killer and urgent manhunt outside philadelphia. but we begin with the extreme weather across the country this holiday weekend. monsoon rains slamming the southwest, at least one death reported in the chaos of the burning man festival in nevada. tens of thousands trapped, told to conserve water and food. thick mud making it difficult to get out. even stars like chris rock among those fleeing the desert. downpours reaching across the normally hot and dry region. roads turning into rivers near the las vegas strip. authorities are now investigating a drowning death in the city. and the calendar may say september, but it feels like the beginning of august for millions along the east coast, as the heat builds up over the next few days. major cities reaching well into the 90s. we'll have the forecast in just a moment. we start with the flooding in the wes

that brings us to the end of this edition of world news on press tv, thank you for watching, stay tunedws and brief is next. as the berlin wall collapsed in 1989, so did the once great superpower of the soviet union. the communist party leader michael gorbachov assured in new era of openness with the west. by 1991, peter streika was failing and along came the new russian states first president, boris yeltson. this documentary tells the story of the eight years of yeltson's leadership under russia's attempted transition from communism to... capitalism, it is an often tragic story of the fall of once proud superpower, the hardships of millions of ordinary people and the rise of new breed of ultra rich oligarchs. it is also the story of how russia has become the state it is today. aleppo, a city raised to the ground, destructed by war, but beyond the rubble in a half-destroyed house, life still continues, with all of its beauty, zest and hope. everyone has called on the international community to condemn of the recent nuclear threat made by israeli prime minister netanyahu against the isla

♪ >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight" with daviduir. >> bracing for hurricane lee, rob is standing by. but first the historic strike. first time ever autoworkers on strike against all three big automakers all at once. the first three plants hit and states affected, ford just announcing 600 layoffs they say as a consequence of the strike. you're looking at union members rallying in downtown detroit, asking for a 40% pay increase over four years and point to ceo pay and increasing profits for automakers. first day of the strike, 2,700 walking out. three plants. they threaten to expand unless demands are met. president biden siding with the autoworkers, saying the companies should share their record profits with the workers. terry is leading off in wayne, michigan. >> union! >> reporter: tonight, solidarity in detroit. the united auto workers holding a downtown rally after launching a historic strike, targeting all of the big three u.s. car makers. >> this is what happens when corporations don't take care of the people. >> reporter: wh

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. ♪ >> this is bbc world news america.rate rescue efforts continue in morocco after the worst earthquake in more than half a century. the u.s. and vietnam reach historic business agreement. president biden downplays the message he sends to china. special report from bosnia where the u.n. warns of a crisis. bosnian reserves button to break away from the country. -- threatened to break away from the country. ♪ welcome to world news america. in morocco, survivors of the earthquake that struck friday say the government is not responding quickly enough to help. in the atlas mountains, some villagers have been digging through the rubble with barehands to recover bodies. heavy equipment cannot travel on roads locked by lindsley. so far, more than 2800 have died. thousands more injured. the world health organization says when threaded thousand people have been affected by the disaster. the 6.8-magnitude earthquake struck northwest of marrakech in the atlas mountains. international emergency workers join the recovery effort. tom ba

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. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >> linsey: good evening, everyone. thanks so much for joining us on this sunday. i'm linsey davis. we have a lot of news to get to. the uaw threatens to up the ante in the strike against the big three automakers. >>> murder charges after a baby died in a new york day care facility after apparently being exposed to fentanyl, but we begin with the urgent investigation in southern california. an l.a. county sheriff's deputy ambushed and killed. the 30-year-old deputy was an eight-year veteran of the force and was shot outside the palmdale sheriff's station. he was rushed to a local hospital but did not survive. his father and grandfather also deputies. officials shut down a local freeway as officers escorted their fallen colleague. many first responders standing at attention in salute. now authorities are asking for the public's help. abc's jaclyn lee leads us off. >> reporter: tonight, the urgent search for the gunman who ambushed and fatally shot an l.a. county sheriff's deputy in what officials

keeping you up to date with world news every half hour on press tv. duana successfully launched a new imaging satellite called north 3 and orbit 450 kilometers above earth. the islamic revolution guard score has carried out the launch using cassett, domestically built carrier. the advanced operation comes amid crippling sanctions by western countries on iran's peaceful space program. iran has been experiencing the western media's hybrid war since the victory of the islamic revolution in 1979. a documentary decolonization of the mind on press tv has highlighted the anti-iran propaganda. this documentary is the outcome of field research. by david miller, the former professor at bristol university.