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vg for trump. >> i think yang is trumpk yang curious?> william from white house, tennessee heard guess what more times than anyway last night. >> but maybe we should doo a guess what montage next time . tyler from tampa since the tyson paul fight got cut postpone tampae. >> jill versus kamala. that'd be a cat fight. i'd pa y top dollar for. i'd pay more to see that fightpa than paul tyson. greg from salem, alabama i never thought i'd say thism , but i agree with al sharpton. it was d-ii thursday. >> oh, reverend, should we have thursday on convention week? we might have to o. >> bill from chesapeake, virginia are cognitive tests multiple choice. got to level with you some of those test questions. omi don't know if i could handl. >> that's all for tonight. dvr the show. sean'srecord next.s next >> and always remember i'm waters. this is my re

yang also showing support for virginia show who is running for the city's board of education.ade history as the first asian american man to run for president as a democrat, outlasting political veterans like senator cory booker of new jersey and then senator kamala harris. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news employees at the happiest place on earth may not be so delighted as they plan to. >> strike against the amusement giant. >> more than 14,000 disneyland workers voted to authorize a strike for unions representing the workers announcing the decision. the workers include custodians ride operators, candy makers and store clerks. they allege unfair labor practices and demanded pay raises and a more flexible attendance policy. >> at everybody would be so disappointed. this is a tradition for families ations livelihoods. that would it would be devastating. >> disney has not commented on the latest development. if there is a walkout, it would be the first at disneyland in 40 years. and today marks the final day of wine weekend in santa rosa. a drag queen brunch wind auction and

i'm john yang. fears tonight of the wider middle east conflict after 10 children and young adults were killed in a rocket attack on a soccer field on it is really controlled goes off -- codon heights. israel said hezbollah militants were responsible. in gaza airstrikes hit a school and what had been designated a man -- humanitarian zone. the israeli military said hamas used the area to store weapons. gazan health officials said more than 30 people were killed. wildfires devastating communities in the western u.s. and canada. in california the park fire north of sacramento covers 480 square miles, about the size of los angeles. hot, windy conditions are pushing it north and four counties are under evacuation orders. more than 130 structures have been destroyed. in canada a fast-moving fire devastated the resort town of jasper, alberta in the canadian rockies forcing the evacuation of5,000 people in and around jasper national park, a world heritage site. vice president harris' campaign today said amer

john: good evening, i'm john yang.'t happened in more than four decades, someone who'd been president of the united states shot in an assassination attempt. former president donald trump's wounds aren't life threatening, but last evening's shooting in butler, pennsylvania, could take an already divisive presidential campaign into even more volatile waters. ♪ it began as a routine scene, a swing state campaign rally on a hot summer day. but as former president donald trump launched into his stump speech, it all changed in an instant. >> take a look at what happened --. reporter: trump dropped straight down, swarmed by secret service agents. when agents knew that snips had shot the gunman, they raised trump to his feet, the right side of his face bloodied, and hustled him to the safety of an armored suv. this morning, in the pittsburgh suburb of bethel park, about 50 miles south of the rally site, police and reporters descended, all trying to learn what they could about the man investigators identified as the suspected s

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i'm john yang. death and destruction in southern gaza today.alestinian officials said a targeted israeli airstrike killed at least 90 people. that would make it one of the deadliest attacks of the war. israel says the target was hamas military chief mohammed dief, thought to be the architect of the october 7 attacks. hamas says he wasn't in the area at the time of the strike. israeli officials did not deny that it took place in a part of khan younis that was a designat safe zone where displaced palestinians were living in tents. >> end this war, this is enough. there is no safe zone in gaza, end this war, have mercy on us and our children. we are getting killed every minute. john: in addition to the dead, hundreds of others were wounded. hamas says the attack is proof that israel isn't interested in a ceasefire agreement. president biden was again working to shore up support today, speaking virtually with groups of moderate and progressive house democrats. vice president harris was on the campaign trail in pennsylvania. she told a townhall orga

i'm john yang. with support from democrats eroding by the day, president biden says he's dropping out of the presidential race and endorsing vice president kamala harris to be his party's nominee. in a letter posted on his account on x, he wrote, "while it has been my intention to seek reelection, i believe it is in the best interest of my party and the country for me to stand down and to focus solely on fulfilling my duties as president for the remainder of my term." vice president harris issued in a statement saying, "my intention is to earn and win this nomination." mr. biden said he would address the nation later this week to more fully explain his decision. for now, he remains in isolation at his beach house in delaware with covid. now, laura barrÓn-lÓpez covers the white house, lisa desjardins covers congress and the trump campaign, and domenico montanaro is senior political editor and correspondent for npr. lisa -- laura, rather, i want to begin with you. how did we get from defiance to stand

and we have andrew yang in studio last hour and he was saying if biden stays in the race, he's going to get blown out. and the dems will lose the house and the senate as well. what do you make of all that? >> yeah, interview to injury and about a month up in sonoma as part of the speaker series a long time with with andrew yang and he's predicted for some time that donald trump wins this race and he believes that that democrats are losing their grasp on a number of voters that are key for down ballot races that affect those house and senate race. that not just about his prognostication. part of that is because andrew is trying to run for office and be relevant moving forward. nonetheless, if you look at what has happened with the events over the weekend, it fundamentally redirects the race. if the debate reshaped the race, then the attempt to assassinate donald trump. redirects the whole race that moving forward. and it's unclear what that looks like for this moment of unity that we have now. how long is that? like past thursday? for example, and how did the opponents respond? the in

andrew yang, co-founder of the forward party, thank you so much for coming on the show today. >> it's always great to be here. i'll come every time i'm in the bay. >> seriously. all right. sounds good. it's a date. all right. coming up, live coverage of the republican national convention kicks off tonight at 7:00, right here on abc seven. which means you'll have to wait to catch wheel of fortune and jeopardy until 10:00. and speaking of elections, we've got a big race in the bay area this november for mayor of san francisco. this week, we'll talk with the top contenders up first, bay area philanthropist and nonprofit leader daniel lurie. he joins us next to share his vision for the city. also, the latest brazen crime caught on camera in oakland. the damage left behind by the thieves at the a heatwave, it's kinda chilly in here. oh, that's because i'm pre-cooling the house with the ac before 4 pm. then i'll turn our thermostat to a comfortable 78 or higher that way i could stay cool later. ooh, what about me? you're never cool. oh. francisco mayor's race will impact not just the city,

john yang is away. resident biden is facing more calls for him to jump out of the 2024 race following a disappointing debate performance last week. today moderate democratic congresswoman angie greg publicly declared biden should step aside, citing the debate and his words since, stating she does not believe he can win against donald trump. pbs news has spoken with major democratic donors and members of congress today who are privately signalling the same call. this despite biden sitting down yesterday for a television interview to address concerns. the president told abc's george stephanapolous he thinks he can win and does not plan on dropping out. domenico montanaro is npr's senior political editor and correspondent, and is a local reporter for semafor. my good colleagues who know politics so well. i want to talk about it democratic congresswoman and major donors who have said it is time for plan b, even after biden went to such lengths to try to explain what happened in his debate. pres. biden: i wa

john: good evening, i'm john yang.dent biden remains in isolation tonight -- and not just because he has covid-19. the list of democrats calling for him to get out of the race grew longer today, as california representative mark takano added hs name. mr. biden and those speaking publicly for him insist he's in it to stay. in today's daily medical update, presidential physician kevin o'connor said mr. biden's symptoms "continue to improve steadily." the president was at his delaware beach house, while at the white house a group calling on him to "pass the torch" held a rally. meanwhile, the new republican ticket of donald trump and jd vance is to hold a rally this evening in grand rapids, michigan. it's their first since the convention and trump's first since the attempt on his life. airports, hospitals and offices are still trying to get systems fully online after yesterday's global tech outage. microsoft put out new numbers, saying that more than eight million windows devices were affected, or less than 1% of customer

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and leaping north of the yang see through shanghai. beyond that was almost the yellow sea. this looks substantial, then it could bring some funding to science career even to so the full cross gives you about 2 days of significant rain tuesday and wednesday the dry's up come says de sac. so this, that's certainly been a fair amount of rain around in thailand. recently, this is just a short time to somebody's window. you happen to have been there, he knows and who kept. so it's at least halfway up the wheels, but it looks like the main range and now drifted north was just a few big charles this time of year as significant charles the old in for example, them lazy and pop bonia possibly further south. and that even chicata re warnings for the depth of the showers and what they might produce in places like means around the southern philippines. and of course, the mountains certainly still bursting, increasing the further north as almost reached northern pakistan, the heaviest, right in the next day or so might be something where like algebra, or new data you with a couple of 10

yang yong chi boarded the miami bound flight with his family around one friday afternoon. >> when we got in the back of the plane, we already started to smell something that smelled like burnt cables. >> yang kai was seated next to his father. the laptop belonged to the passenger sitting behind them. >> it was just like a massive flame out of nowhere. >> the american airlines flight crew reported a fire in the cabin. passengers used emergency slides and the jetbridge to exit go back, go forward. yankee took this two minute and 33 second long video of the evacuation that didn't go as fast as he hoped. >> oh my god, so many people took their bags. so many people just took their bags out of the overhead compartment. i was also screaming at one point, just leave your bags and get out. >> sfo authorities said three people were injured while evacuating the plane. we spoke with aviation analyst john nance. >> it's also extremely serious to call for an emergency evacuation because we're going to hurt a few people, not usually seriously on a smaller airplane, but still people go down slides t

andrew yang, sir, thank you very much for joining us on this third day of july. >> happy free 4th to steve: thank you very much. 4th of july eve. thank you, andrew. new satellite videos showing spy bases in cuba. we will tell you what we knoww coming up. but trelegy has shown me that there's still beauty and breath to be had. because with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy keeps my airways open and prevents future flare-ups. and with one dose a day, trelegy improves lung function so i can breathe more freely all day and night. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not take trelegy more than prescribed. trelegy may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling, problems urinating, vision changes, or eye pain occur. ♪ what a wonderful world ♪ ask your doctor about once-daily trelegy for copd because breathing should be beautiful. the future is not just going to happen. yo

china pair hao yang and junjie lian were the clear winners, with canada taking the bronze.at britain's adam peaty was emotional after coming second in the 100 metres breast stroke, just falling short of defending his title for a second time. peaty won silver behind italy's nicolo martinenghi. he had taken gold in the event at both rio and tokyo, but peaty, who holds the world record, missed out by two hundreths of a second. america's nick fink got the same time as peaty and shared silver. if years ago, that was a 12 year investment. to win in real was a very different leg, that was different. this is the one that feels the most. one of the games poster boys leon marchand ended france's 12—year wait for swimming gold with a superb performance in the aoom individual medley. the 22—year—old surged to victory with an olympic record, just shy of his own world record, finishing almost six seconds clear of japan's matsushita tomoyuki. the usa's carson foster took bronze. there was an extraordinary comeback in the men's doubles from great britains andy murray and his partner dan ev

to football, tottenham have reached an agreement to sign korean teenager yang min—hyeok from k league and international clearance. the 18—year—old has signed a deal until 2030 and willjoin spurs in january 2025. meanwhile, liverpool have rejected a bid worth e1lim from marseille for midfielder wataru endo and are aware of further interest in the japan international from german clubs. the japanese international, who is in america on pre—season tour with liverpool, joined the club from stuttgart last august. manny pacquiao says he wants a realfight after a draw with a japanese mma fighter in an exhibition bout. former world champion pacquiao, who is now a5, fought 28 year old rukiya anpo for three—rounds under strict boxing rules. pacquiao, who retired three years ago, called it a good �*tune—up, as he prepares to make his boxing comeback later this year. my future plan, might fight again in a real fight this year. this is a good tune up for me, to come back in boxing. and i realised a lot of things to develop more and to work on. just time to take a quick look at the medal table from t

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hongxing, yang, hong kong. china. professor of hong kong polytechnic university. fundamental research and development of renewable energy technologies for building applications, including integrated solar panels and direct evaporative cooling, hydropower harvesting, and ground source heat pump technologies. jimyu, jerry yan. hong kong. china. professor, department of energy and buildings, hong kong polytechnic university. for the development of the first experimental evaporative gas turbine based on thermophysical models and innovation in the field of integration of distributed energy systems with energy networks to increase the level of use of renewable energy sources. issa batarseh. usa. professor, director. florida power electronics research center, university of central florida. leading technical contributions to the design, development and commercialization of power electronics technology for integrating renewable resources to improve the environment. sateris kalagirou. cyprus, professor at the cyprus institute of technology university. for innovative work on

what would you say to democrats who say yeah, but that guy, andrew yang, he's not even one of us. why should we listen to him? >> i ran against donald trump in 2020. i back to dean phillips, who i would say has demonstrated more courage in principle than the vast majority of other members of the democratic congress where he saw what we're seeing right now months ago back when there was a primary and he stepped up within the party risked his career and made the case that joe biden is not the right nominee, two-phase donald trump in november based in large part, upon his advancing age and the fact that his best days are behind him. how many other members are saying the exact same thing right now, briana, i am so glad that dean phillips stepped up. i was proud to support him and he has been proven 100% correct. he's a man of principle encouraged and i hope other members of the party take a lesson from what dean phillips demonstrated those months ago who would you like to see as an alternative to by noting that you did back dean phillips, but there are a lot of names being floated rig

. >> yang, i want to talk about the broader a.i. craze.e have seen more and more critics of nvidia coming out. recently goldman sachs saying this technology is so much more expensive to build out on others, for example, and the real case hasn't been made yet. which camp are you in? skeptics or a fan? >> i'm still a fan because i think as compared to past fads or bubbles, i think they really are useful scenarios or use cases from a.i. i do recognize that across the industry we're probably nearing an inflection point and the whispers of diminishing technology returns from the models is a concern and cost considerations and customer benefits and users were coming into question. you know, with warregard to whas happening short-term of 2024, i think the fundamentals will remain positive and probably will be unchanged. we have been looking at three companies that have already reported. samsung, tsmc and asml. the latter two are very key companies in the a.i. chip segment. we have seen bookings for the company like tsmc which is raising its forec

ceremony gumfucha, after all, that’s how it is translated, for us it is a train of harmony, how yin and yangaste, smell, atmosphere, this is how the unity of peace is created. as with all ceremonies, the teahouse in china has a special attitude, it is not customary to rush, first you need to get acquainted with the tea, look carefully and... smell it, the first brew is drained, the dust is washed off from the dry leaves, only then the tea drinking itself, one cup, second, third, twentieth, every chinese drink this way, yes, i’m probably doing it very loudly, but that doesn’t mean that i’m doing something ugly or uncivilized, that’s why a... my tongue is involved in this process, all the taste buds are on it when i suck in air along with the tea , it allows the receptors to feel everything much better, you know? this way , all the shades, all the notes of tea, and its richness are revealed better. called bencha, they can be 400 or 500 g, but the traditional gold standard is exactly 357 g. the teali are poured into a special form, then steamed, pressed, and dried in special round bags. the mos

ping yang had announced that it had successfully tested a missile with multiple warheads. this action of north korea was carried out in the tripartite meeting between washington, seoul and tokyo in the south of south korea's jeju island. despite ukraine's request to the international monetary fund to forgive all the country's debts, this international financial institution only forgave 30. debt q agreed. some experts say that the decision of the international monetary fund will affect the economy of ukraine and will lead to chaos among the people. hungary assumed the rotating presidency of the european union. hungary will be the head of this union for six months, while viktor orban, the nationalist and pro-european prime minister of this country, has promised to act with neutrality. the first this iraqi air defense center was launched. the purpose of setting up this center is to lay the groundwork for the end of the mission of the international coalition under the us command. this advanced center is equipped with interceptor radars to provide air security it is iraq. the e

i think yang is trump curious.hat more times than anything else last night. but anyway... may be we should do a guess what montage next time. tyler from tampa, since the tyson paul fight got postponed, jill versus kamala? that would be a catfight i would pay top dollar for. i would pay more to see that fight than paul and tyson. greg from salem alabama, i never thought i would say this, but i agree without sharpton, it was dei thursday. [ laughter ] should we have dei on convention week? bill from virginia, our cognitive test multiple-choice? i have to live with you, some of those test questions, i don't know if i could handle them. that's all for tonight, record the show, sean is next and remember i am waters, this is my world. [ ♪♪ ]

loudspeakers. the latest round of tensions was triggered earlier this year by a campaign of anti-pong yangttention reducing military agreements with the dprk back and and that is for this world news, thanks for being with us, it's bye bye for now, how designers come from? the world to palestine to occupy a land belonging to another nation. how do they form their secret army hagana? how do they grab lands belonging to palestinians? how did they build and expand their illegal settlements? israel's former prime minister goldomir answers these and more questions in this documentary. all options are on the table, we are not taking any options off the table, all options off the table means united states is manufacturing false premise for confronting iran, for what reason regime change? unyielding resolve: look into the tomultuous life of yaster arafat, the palestinian leader who dared sit at the negotiation table with israel only to face broken promises and shattered dreams. witness his lifetime tour from fighter to a diplomat and again from a diplomat to fighter to save palestine. this is story

for us, this is a belt of harmony, just as yin and yang complement each other, here too. taste, smellace is created, as for everyone ceremonies, there is a special attitude towards the teahouse in china; it is not customary to rush. first you need to get acquainted with the tea, look carefully and smell it. the first brew is drained, the dust is washed off from the dry leaves, only then the tea party itself, one cup, the second , the third, the twentieth, the chinese drink every cup this way, yes, i probably do it very loudly, but that doesn’t mean that i do that -it’s ugly or uncultured, that’s why... all the notes of tea, its richness, and this is a whole ritual, who, where and how will sit, in which direction of the teapot the spout is pointing, in no case in side of the guest, and you need to pour strictly counterclockwise, this art in china is taught over the years, sometimes the ceremony can be like this one in sachuan province, or a circus performance, or elements of chinese martial arts, but definitely... a unique technique . this tea brewing technique imitates the various mov

great-grandfathers and great-great-grandfathers said, whoever comes to us with a sword will die, americans, french, yangs land, you are not here place, if you want to come to us in peace, no question, you want our deaths, read the russian classics, everything is described there, everything is described there, aristovich. who was forced to read russian classics, more or less understands this. ukraine's security problem cannot be solved by the level of assistance available west. that is, the degree of western involvement in this conflict does not solve the problem of ukraine’s security. not in the air defense zone, not in the zone of combat there on land, at sea, in the air, and so on. this is not enough. not enough. there is no chance that they will transfer enough. because the west simply doesn’t have it, more or less it will appear by the next summer of 2025, the industry will start to do something, and so on and so forth, but the question is what price will we pay. allows their upbringing, education, to comment in those colorful words that deserve all these reports about the visits of the ukraführer, w

so it's kind of that yin and yang, that balance. it's interesting that we're creating jobs even as the headline unemployment rate is going up from 4% to 4.1%. they're two different surveys, so that's why you have two different data sets and results, but again, the fact that this is imperfect, i'm okay with it. it's the yin and yang in the economy. you want some growth but you don't want too much. maybe the fed can cut rates at some point. the real key, i think, is earnings more than anything else, and they'll start next week. ashley: ash yes. you're absolutely right. no shenanigans, we don't want them. >>> now this, calls are growing within the democratic party and i mean, we've been a talking about this for a while now, for president biden to step aside. i want you to look at this. biden seemed confused and struggled to walk off stage at yesterday's fourth of july celebration. there he is. we've become used to seeing this. "the washington post" editorial board went as far as to publish president biden's hype credit call -- hypothet

we spoke with former democratic presidential candidate and founder of the forward party, andrew yang, earlier today on abc seven news. he tells us the political process shouldn't have to be like this. >> the way out is for americans to say, look, this two sided machine isn't working. what it's doing is it's inflaming and aggravating us. and you need a third party that's up the middle, which i'm the co-chair of. we are the third biggest political party in the country by resources, though that's not saying as much as i'd like it t, but i'm joined by figures like governor christie, todd whitman of new jersey, lieutenant governor kerry healey, who was mitt romney's lieutenant governor. if people want to check that out, just go to ford party. com because that is the only way out of this mess. kristen. this blue versus red is has led us to this point. and it's not going to lead us where we want to go, yang says. >> the system is eroding before our eyes and we deserve better and right now, that's a beautiful shot. president biden is arriving in las vegas. this is a live look, very picturesqu

the last thing that i think he wants is to see lou yang's on the bottom of the ocean. michael: when i first studied forced design 2030 as it was called under general berger and do were the assistant commandant -- and you were the assistant commandant, some of the most controversial ideas come you didn't shy from controversy even within your broader marine corps retired community, you decided that you didn't need tanks. the army had tanks, but the marine corps did not. you were doing expeditions all over the world were dealing with china, either way the tank was less important than it had been. you didn't want unguided artillery, at least not in the numbers you had before, but you wanted more precision strike capability in terms of missiles and more artillery, longer-range surface to surface missiles, more survivable tactical communications grids that could remain intact and functional even if satellites were jammed or destroyed, and he wanted smaller amphibious ships that were not putting a lot of eggs in a small number of baskets. do i have it about right? that would

yang yong chi boarded the miami bound flight with his family around one friday afternoon. >> when weck of the plane, we already started to smell something that smelled like burnt cables. >> yong kai was seated next to his father. the laptop belonged to the passenger sitting behind them. >> it was just like a massive flame out of nowhere. >> the american airlines flight crew reported a fire in the cabin. passengers used emergency slides and the jet bridge to exit. go forward. yo this two minute and 33 second long video of the evacuation that didn't go as fast as he hoped. >> oh my god. so many people took their bags. so many people just took the bags out of the overhead compartment. i was also screaming at one point, just leave your bags and get out. >> sfo authorities said three people were injured while evacuating the plane. we spoke with aviation analyst john nance. >> it's also extremely serious to call for an emergency evacuation because we're going to hurt a few people, not usually seriously on a smaller airplane, but still people go down slides the wrong way. >> sky seven captu

yang is also anchored by the assumption of the stock. live fire drills in the border area after soul apartite hear the calls for a permanent cease fire in gaza? well, not from zion don or j.d. vans, that's for sure, not from president bide or cackling camela harris, other, not from big david lany shaking the hand of netanyahu this very week, they'll not hear it from any of the western leaders. question is, will they hear it effectively from you? watch and see. and the: in the beginning, god created light. based on the old toraw scrolls, jewish rabbies believed that light was god's first creation. in the 20th century, physicists doubted the nature of light, was light small particles moving space, or was it like seawaves? according to the jewish rabbies, water was second element created by god. water with its wave motion, was the first jewish embody. and

rallied near the border with north korea to call for an end to hostilities between saul and puwang yangjingak. south koreans on saturday gathered near the demilitarized zone, the heavily fortified border with north korea to mark the 71st anniversary of the end of the 1950 to 53 korean war. civic leaders argue that the decades of tension on the korean peninsula demonstrate the need for a more stable agreement. "an unstable armistice with us constantly competing with each other to hide our anxiety is a war of attrition that leaves us with nothing to gain. we must come together to end the armistice and move toward a permanent peace treaty. recent weeks have seen rising tensions, including defector groups in the south launching anti-pongyang propaganda by sending balloons northward and north korea responding with its own balloons carrying garbage to the south. south korea is..." union administration in june suspended the 2018 military agreement with north korea that banned cross-border provocations, including military drills near the dmz. now the us and south korea have resumed large-scale

ceremony gumfucha, because that’s how it is translated, for us it is a belt of harmony, how yin and yang smell, atmosphere, this is how the unity of peace is created. as with all ceremonies, the teahouse in china has a special attitude, it is not customary to rush, first you need to get acquainted with the tea, look carefully, smell it, the first brew is drained, there are dry leaves for it they wash off the dust, only then the tea itself, one cup, the second, the third, the twentieth, the chinese drink every cup this way. yes, i probably do it very loudly, but this does not mean that i am doing something ugly or uncivilized. the tongue is involved in this process, all the taste buds are on it, when i suck in air along with the tea, it allows the receptor to feel everything much better, you know? this way, all the shades, all the notes of tea, its richness are revealed better, and this is a whole ritual, who, where and how will sit, in which direction the spout of the teapot is facing, or in in any case towards the guest, and you need to pour strictly counter-clockwise, this art in china

anniversary. also accused the us and south korea of provoking nuclear war and promised to strengthen piong yang's war capabilities. diplomatic ties and denuclearization talks with the us have stalled since the year 2019. according to the country's state media, the upcoming us presidential election is unlikely to change the situation. the korean war armises in 1953, ended hostilities with a truth, but the two koreas are technically still at war. ethiopia is morning the death of nearly 260 people following devastating landslide in the country's south. the government has declared the days of morning over the tragic incident. the un office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs says that the deathhil is expected to almost double. press tv's emmanuel at has more from addis abababa. in the wake of devastating landslide, ethiopia has declared three days of national morning rescue teams. are working tirelessly to recover the bodies of the rost in a series of dead land sliders that strike the southern part gofa zone last sunday and monday. according to reporters the landslides have climbed the lives

john yang has the story.oss gaza today, mourning for loved ones, community members pray, and a father, nael hussein, weeps and trembles while holding the lifeless body of his son, odai. how many have gone, he says. how many have died? odai was killed yesterday in an israeli airstrike on the buraij refugee camp, just one of several during a deadly 24-hours in gaza. caught on eyewitness video, another attack late yesterday outside of achool near khan younis where displaced people were sheltering. one moment, boys play are playing soccer in the school yard. the next, they're running for their lives. at the scene today, witness ghazal nasser said the attack came without warning. >> everything was normal. people were playing. suddenly, a rocket fell over there. everyone started running. i witnessed this. people thrown around and body parts were scattered, blood. john: hospital officials say at least 29 people were killed, most of them women and children. the idf says they were targeting a member of hamas who took

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shows people laying flowers at the fatherland liberation war marters cemetery in the capital piong yange earlier leader kim jung visited the same cemetery with war veterans and officials paying tribute to those who lost their lives in the war. the dprk declared itself winner of the korean war and remembers july the 27th as victory day, blaming the us for starting the bloody battle. the korean war resulted in estimated 2.5 million deaths. including military and civilian casualties on both sides. pakistanis have stage and other sit in protest the government's economic policies that are making the lives of ordinary citizens more difficult. there's a lot of unemployment, the younger generations are very worried and married with children, whatever earn goes to paying for the power bills, how am i expected to feed my kids? will not believe, until the unjust taxes are lifted, inflation is high, electricity bills are high, businesses are getting destroyed, the economy is in shambles, all this is because of our rulers and independent power producers, godwilling we will continue to sit in until ou

i'm lisa desjardins, john yang is away.dent biden is looking for a comeback on the campaign trail, as democrats debate if he should stay in the race for the presidency. earlier a member of the , democratic national committee , a convention delegate, became another one to call on biden to end his campaign. the president was in pennsylvania, including stops at a church and a campaign office to rally his base. but even staunch supporters of the president say he needs to do more to convince voters. >> i think that he's got to go out there this week and show the american public that he is still that joe biden that they have come to know and love. i take him at his word, i believe that he can do it, but i think that this is a really critical week. i do think the clock is ticking. lisa: congress is back in session starting tomorrow. five democrats in the house of representatives have already called for president biden to step aside from the presidential ticket. in israel, prime minister benjamin netanyahu is still a no to a potent

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it's something former presidential candidate andrew yang supported during the 2020 campaign. >> thisuld create millions of jobs, make our children and families stronger and give all americans a better chance to transition in the economy of the 21st century. >> altman study found people mostly spent the extra money on basics such as food, rent and transportation. the largest increase in their spending was to help family and friends with their bills. many people also put money in the bank on average, with the extra money they worked about one hour less per week. the research was conducted amid concerns that artificial intelligence will eventually make millions of jobs obsolete, leaving many people scrambling to find new ways to make a living. >> with every great technological revolution in human history. although it has been true that the jobs changed a lot, some jobs even go away, and i'm sure we'll see a lot of that here. >> critics dismissed the idea of a universal basic income as un-american, comparing it to socialism, saying it would lead to dependency and suffocate innovation in