we'll see if we can get across to zachary. hi, zachary, how do you go? and i want feeling about basing reactions to this. are they worried? well actually i'm no l i n, cordelia, london before year and there were come in nancy pelosi to here in i one as we galler legacy information from i once foreign ministry. i got a notice that they said that they will be out in fulton distinguished arriving. i won at at around a $1030.00 p. m. local time. so apparently it could be a note that hello the a speaking of la concerns about i a china great. i talked to some local people here on the street. the personally, most people actually, i worries about china's credit since they're been based in china's grid or heard about here in about china. great for years. so to local people and they're actually not concerned about any grades from b. okay, thanks so much for that. as zachary lee, we are watching the boarding, the plane that has just landed in tie wine, awaiting the arrival of nancy pelosi, a richard keys go out for us just briefly. why i one is so important for the

before we heard from zachary i have the happy task of reading a short welcoming remark from being rapid chili pick in 2020 we celebrate one of years of education at fordham. since our inception we believe in the power of partnerships to inform and lead change. as we continue our mission to hafoster innovation in businesst is with honor that we continue to present these discussions in our new academic year. i would very much like to think the covelli center and a wonderful partners, the museum of american finance and the cfa society of new york were sponsoring today's conversation. the centennial series was designed to shine light on the emerging and importantnt trends. today's session features a keynote discussion with zachary karabell, historian and former financial executive and author of "inside money" a book that offers a first full and frank look inside brown brothers harriman against the backdrop of american history. i would like to inject a little personal anecdote at this point and note that my father got his first job on wall street in 1927. so that goes back a long way but bro

then zachary will deliver his address for about 30 minutes. following the talk, david and i will facilitate audience questions, we would ask you type into the q&a section at the bottom of your resume screen. our speakers will be addressing as many as possible. also, please note we will be distributing by at lottery 100 copies of zachary's new book. you will be notified within a week as to whether you 11 of the books in the lottery. okay, before i turn it over too david to introduce our speakers, i want to ask you to consider making a donation to the museum of american finance or a gift to the gabelli school centennial fund which addresses student emergencies connect withh covid-19 crisis. you can make a tax-exempt gift securely online at the link provided in the chat. now let me turn it over too david. >> thanks jim always great to be back to contain this amazing wonderful partnership. it strikes me about zachary and looking into his background is not just incredible of the endeavors he's involved in but also the incredible depth within those

now dw correspondence, zachary lee is in taipei. he told us what he has learned about policies. possible visit to table were according to civil associate from taiwan, the town his government as worth local media, nancy pelosi may arrive in taiwan in few hours. the arrival time is likely to be $1020.00 p. m. local time. is this expected to meet taiwan president? how you weren't? well this morning, a report shows that server chinese war plains flew close to the median line, dividing the tower trade. besides thailand, defense ministry has reinforced combat alertness label from tuesday to thursday, los, or indicate the high possibility of hello this trip to taiwan. but again, this is nadia come for publicly or any officials here in taiwan or in the us. now everyone is watching closely. pelosi will make a stop over here. they're watching close the up people in taiwan worried. zachary about beijing's reaction. how closely are they listening to what chinese officials a saying on that? were you could talk to people on the street. no one is

thank he, zachary zachary, in taipei well, policies is a to taiwan was not authorized by president joe biden. and was actually discouraged by the u. s. military. so let's go to washington d. c, and speak to dw sumi so much candor. so me great to see you. so it's safe to say that nancy pelosi is trip to taiwan is a big move. she's the highest ranking us politician in a quarter of a century to visit taiwan. but house her trip actually gone down in the u. s. well puzzle. there's certainly been a lot of coverage. all of the networks here were closely following her visit with live coverage of her landing there. and here in washington, there has been a good deal of bipartisan support for the speaker at 26 senate republicans issued a statement saying that they stand behind her. and that they see this trip as consistent with the u. s. as one china policy. and, you know, during the trumpet ministration as china became a key focal point. the accusation had been and continues to be. the democrats have been to week on china, and i was watching fox news, which is the main network for the right wing

then zachary will deliver his address for about 30 minutes. following the talk david and i will facilitate questions and we would ask that you type it in the q&a section at the bottom of your zoom screen. for speakers will address as many as possible. also please note that we will be distributing by lottery 100 copies of zachary's new book and you'll be notified as to whether you won one of the books. before i turn it over to david to introduce their speakers i want to ask you to consider making a donation to the center of global finance which addresses student emergencies connect with covid-19 public health crises. you can make a tax-exempt gifts quickly and securely on line at the link provided in the chat. now let me turn it over to david. c thanks jim. it's always great to be back and continued this wonderful partnership with gabelli. what strikes me about zachary and his bat round is not just the incredible endeavor he is involved in but also those various sectors. some generic -- entrepreneurial spirit of optimism is travel and at zachar

ok, richard and zachary, thank you so much for those updates. i'm going to be coming back to you in just a moment, but as we await the us how speakers arrival, let's take a closer look at those recent tensions between washington and beijing over taiwan, and learn a little bit more about why this trip is so controversial he didn't, don't play with fire. that was chinese president. she came ping's message to his u. s. counterpart tow biden. in the most recent talks, china claims the u. s. is dangerously close to crossing a line on taiwan with its messages of support for the islands. independence in may biden broke with years of us policy by promising military support. if china tried to invade, winds will close. oh, my movements. are you willing to get involved militarily to defend taiwan? if it comes to that? yes, you are. that's a commitment. we made the ss, china is the one disrupting the status quo of the past year. sheeting ping has provoked taiwan with incursions into its air defense identification sounds and calls for an end to taiwanese sel

that was d w's. zachary lee in taipei. well, europe is in the grip of its most extreme drought in decades record breaking heat waves linked to climate change of dried up rivers across the continent and sent water reserves plummeting to historic lows. scientists suborned that scorching summer's and dryer winters will likely become the new normal due to human induced global warming. europe's rivers are disappearing. italy's po is yet another casualty of the severe drought gripping much of the continent. the river would normally be teaming with tourists. instead its drying bed is littered with empty boats. those living near italy's longest river say the situation is unprecedented. you're salazar when i'm young and i do not remember anything like this. but even the elderly of my village and the villages around here have never seen something like this. never, ever. with the po relied upon the keeping. rice feels like this one irrigated farm as a warning of devastating consequences for the region known as italy's bread basket .

let's bring in d, w correspondence. zachary lee in taipei. zachary, there are suddenly a lot riding on this house or are we that nancy pelosi will be coming to die. pay will many local media in the us media have reported that hello. see we're wrapping taipei on tuesday night. we can also see that i was armed forces enter a higher state of preparedness from tuesday morning to thursday. in addition this morning, according to reuters several chinese plains flew close to the median line, dividing tiwana trade. those could be indications, nancy pelosi is likely to arrive in taiwan soon. according to one of my sources in a taiwanese government, pelosi is likely to arrive in taipei at 10 p. m. local time. and she's expected to stay here overnight and meet with taiwan presidents, how you win on wednesday. and again, this is not official statement met by the us government, only taiwanese authorities come for me pillow the fee, the we will just need to wait and see a people in type one worried zachary, about by genes reaction. how closely of a listening to what chinese officials are saying on th

so zachary, what more do we know about nancy? pelosi is coming to ty, pay, and when is that supposed to happen? well the secret visit to taiwan now is apparently more clear in terms of her arrival time and itinerary for we can look at the preparation of ty was ministry. according to ty, once media defense ministry has reinforced come back a lead nurse level from tuesday morning to thursday noon. besides, local media has reported that nancy pelosi is likely to arrive at taipei on tuesday night. probably 1020 p. m. and she is expected to stay here overnight and meet with taiwan president. you weren't on wednesday. so it probably also mid some activities who are spoken about china's human right. hybrid. we have to also understand that the talent is government declined to comment on pillows. the visit, instead of confirming pillows this be the to taiwan. that was foreign ministry, told media that there would be an important guest visit in taiwan without giving any further information. and how concerned are taiwanese residents about t

so that's crossover to taipei and speak to dw zachary lead. zachary good to see you. now tell us how important this visit is from nancy pelosi and what does tie want stand to gain from it? well, you have to understand that any foreign politicians visit to tie one could be seen for china is a violation of is territorial severity. since china is high, one is a brick wave. pop means let alone nancy pelosi, la hiring can us politicians make, making a stop over in taiwan would have closed up that china sola visit would definitely increase the tensions between the u. s. and china, as well as china and taiwan, and the worst scenario lit b of military conflict, which nobody wants to see. as for taiwan, which find itself isolated in the international society, pollute this visit for sure, it can be a great support from the u. s. and you just look close relations between the u as in ty, one as will. zachary are people in taiwan worried about the economic, the trade and military implications for the country? well, people do have concerns about these implications, particularly the

they're watching close the up people in taiwan worried zachary about beijing's reaction. how closely are they listening to what chinese officials a saying on that? were you could talk to people on the street. no one is actually concerned about a threat or reaction from b gin. this is because taiwanese people are very used to china's threats for many years, hence they don't take the warning from china really seriously. however, how we learnt this morning is late. china has placed a band and hundreds of products imported from taiwan. and this will cause heavy loads. this for some towing. these companies, local media has connected le band to pillows this trip to tie one. zachary, stay with me. i want to get some context here. as china issues a clear warning of a policy not to travel to taiwan tension between the us and china, of the island have been building for some time with each side, blaming the other over the escalation. let's have a look at how this unfolded. he didn't jeans, don't play with fire. ok, that was chinese president. she jan ping's message to was u. s. coun

well, i mean, if we just heard from zachary, that i mean for the people of taiwan, you know, this kind of attempt by china, a sort of chip away at tie one's position, have been ongoing for a long time. so it's quite easy to be blazin about them, but we have seen maybe even some hints of what might be to come already in the last 12 to 24 hours. there are reports just in the last few hours of a cyber attack on the website of the president. there been signs of the chinese military, the p l. a are doing 2 more of its kind of provocative flights that it does in the, in the region around taiwan flying, very close to what's called the median line. so half way through the tie, one state straight between china and taiwan. they've also been this been footage emerging on chinese social media of ground forces on the move in sherman. so that's the city there's kind of close is total water is very close to one of taiwan outlying islands. and i'll put you in mt, which could potentially be the focus of some kind of incident if, if china did want to ratchet things up. so, so from that kind of level of

resolved that the house has heard with profound sorrow of the death of zachary potts and emma thompson, staff members of the honorable jackie walorski. resolved, that the clerk communicate these resolutions to the senate and transmit a copy thereof to the families of the deceased. resolved, that when the house adjourns today, it adjourn as a further mark of respect to the memory of the deceased. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the resolution is agreed to and the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. pursuant to section 1 of house resolution 1230 and house resolution 1319, the house stands adjourned until 1:00 p.m. on tuesday, august 16, 2022, as a further mark of respect to the memory of the late honorable jackie walorski, zachary potts and emma thompson.

so zachary taylor runs against one of those democratic generals that polk had appointed, zachary taylorwinds. it's going to be zachary taylor who is in charge at first until he died in office in 1850 of trying to figure out how to organize the mexican cession. a third of mexico has become part of the united states. immediately, there is the talk of civil war, possible disunion, what will be a slave state, what would be a slave state, how will california come in? new mexico and texas each claimed the same territory. well those two areas, the territory of new mexico in the state of california go to war? what's going to happen? so that's all going to, we'll talk about that next time. it is called a compromise of 1850 and it's going to be clay who comes up with the idea, but clay also dies in 1850. so but eventually there is going to be a compromise and there's kind of, they're going to be the sigh of relief, the missouri compromise that lasted 30 years over slavery. this one with the last 30 years, it doesn't last very long at all as it turns out. so there's at least home at that over that

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then zachary will introduce his add on —- introduce and then we will facilitate audience questions whiche ask you type into the q&a section at the bottom of your screen. our speakers will be but then we also be distributing by lottery his new book and you'll be notified within one week. before i turn it over to david, what you to ask her on —- ask you to consider to making a donation to the centennial fund which supports emergencies with the covid-19 public health crisis. to quicklys and security on —- accurately in the chat and now i turn it over to david. >> it's always great to be back as we continue that amazing partnership but what strikes me zachary looking into his background not just the endeavors he is involved in but the incredible depth of the various sectors his entrepreneurial spirit and optimism is prevalent which i suggest all of you check out and the progress that they are looking at things that can move society in a more positive direction to hopes and aspirations and not just the fears and the constant fear mongering that seem so prevalent and education from oxford and

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a russia and ukraine of accused each other of shelling the zachary z, a nuclear plant, europe largest nuclear facility has been under russian control since early march. official se shells have hit a high voltage power line from the site. the united nations nuclear watchdog has appealed for access this week, saying it was crucial to avoid the potential catastrophe. march 2022. europe's largest nuclear power plant in sap militia. ukraine came under russian attack. fortunately, no react units or critical systems were hit in the firefight. the nuclear power plant is now in the middle of a war zone. the international atomic energy agency says the situation is extremely threatening and is wanting of a possible nuclear accident. suppress yet is completely out of control. and we hear quite regularly and information and we receive information about project eyes overflowing or flying, sorry, or, or, or falling on the place or drones or things like that at which are, of course, compromising the physical integrity of the place. there are 4 active nuclear power plants in ukraine with a total of 15

this must be done through the work of the i a and a return of full control of the zachary show facility to ukraine. thank you. should i think miss jenkins from a statement, and i'll get the flotilla representative got, boom. miss simpson creek. thank you mr. president. i think the i a, a director general mr. grossi for his briefing. the out that i'd like to express my country's grave concern in lights would be intensifying fighting and the perpetuation of the war and ukraine. since last saturday, following attacks against visa formation, nuclear plant, the risk of a nuclear is off, have risen to a considerable level with non compliance with 5 of the 7 principles guaranteeing the security of nuclear sites. the builder of military activity around the nuclear plant absolutely must stop. the parties are responsible for putting a stop to any, any activity that might expose the world to the risk of a nuclear disaster. any militarization of nuclear sites is unacceptable. the scale of the risks in bold should be a wake up coal to all of the belligerent sand to the whole of the international com

good morning, zachary. >> reporter: eva, good morning to you as well.again, teachers are making their final preps in the classroom, but the typical energy and optimism associated with the new school year in many ways has been outshined by the fear and anxiety of school safety, leading to sweeping changes across the country. >> i just saw a little girl running from the scene like crying. >> reporter: this morning, an arizona mom is speaking out following the tasing of three parents who entered their kids' school during a lockdown. it happened amid reports of an armed man on campus. the incident is raising concerns about how involved parents should be in keeping their kids safe at school in the wake of the uvalde school shooting. >> we all wanted to get our kids, but you have to act composed and just, you know, try to just stay calm. >> reporter: this as parents across the country get ready to send their kids back to the classroom amid the threat of gun violence on school grounds. in ohio, teachers at a gun range doing target practice, taking active shoot

abc's zachary kiesch joins us now with more. good morning, zachary. >> reporter: the incident happened in cincinnati's neighborhood at a popular saturday night hangout. police say shots were fired sending nine people to the hospital. they're still looking for a suspect who fled on foot. according to the gunman archives there have been over 400 mass shootings this year. earlier this week, 50% increase in homicides and roughly 36% increase in aggravated assaults. it's the latest incident in a summer of record gun violence. these numbers overall indicating a massive spike in violent crime that shows no sign of slowing down. >> all right, zachary, thank you. >>> we move to our other top story, this is the senate working to pass the inflation reduction act which includes major changes in health care and a big investment in green energy. abc's maryalice parks is on capitol hill with more. maryalice, good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning. senators here debating and voting all through the night. senate democrats clearly eager to

in zachary asia, it's been shale multiple times now and there are fears of a possible nuclear disaster. so busy manipulated there was usage in the way it is unacceptable to russia. is intentionally bringing us on the verge of radiation catastrophe on a global scale. we've agreed with mrs. secretary general with parameters for the possible visit. often i. e, a mission, who's ever reach a nuclear power plant in the legal way that involves their movements through territory, which is free of the occupying forces or to reasonable has more now from the faith . very high level meeting happening with the turkish president reference here below the new lens. ukraine president of course, the presence of the united nations secretary general and just meeting all of that happening. and you know, now the war in your brain, but also it's impact around the world was discussed. it was talk about the landmark deal that was happened a month ago, where it was agreed with the help of turkey and the united nation to start exporting rain from ukraine to the rest of the world. it was also discussed the situati

>> zachary kiesch, thank you. >>> tonight, we're tracking severe weather targeting the upper midwest. powerful storms, maybe even tornadoes from des moines to the twin cities. out west, numerous wildfires are raging tonight. 15 in idaho alone. nearly 2 million people are under red flag warnings in the bone dry region. let's get right to senior meteorologist rob marciano, who is tracking it all. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, whit. let's start with the severe weather threat which has shifted to the midwest. in iowa, we've already had a severe thunderstorm warning just east of des moines, but that threat goes through mason city, in through rochester, and then the threat lifts north tomorrow. but you can see the thunderstorms training over parts of that area, so, a flood watch in effect. we could see some more flash flooding. minneapolis, north to international falls, a severe weather threat tomorrow. fires, we've got 6 million acres burned so far that's over a million above average. 15 large fires now burning in idaho. red flag warnings for three states over the next couple of days. whit? >

zachary, what is your connection to that song? life where i felt like rejected or like not included -- >> kelly: >> how many times you've been uninvited, it is about taking peoples validation that you don't need and taking those rejections, you are not welcome here, and be like, you know what, i don't even want you here, you are not welcome here. >> kelly: [laughs] >> that is something i really learned about the song and i really enjoy it. >> kelly: i love that take on it. [applause] thank you so much, zachary. i love that song so much. everybody, we got so much good stuff that's our. we are testing some pointless and silly creations with a man behind "unnecessary inventions," and that is always fun because why not? and k-pop boy band tomorrow x together is performing. [applause] but first, let's say hi to our lead guests, you know them each from their individual projects and shows but you know them together as the hosts and judges on "america's got talent." you can see the new season starting today on nbc. please welcome simon co

so brian and zachary it's yours. >> thank you >> thank you bread. appreciated and thank you for doing this. i will start out. brad i will talk about the good old days because i'm old. the story everyone wants to know is who is the first president -- on record and as the story goes i was upstairs the youth of 25 and i was standing up stairs and usually back in those days you would bangoo on the door and at least helen thomas did and sam donaldson who was kind enough to write the intro for this book. knock on the door and say hey larry.as one day was up there seeing how things were going and secret service came to her and said the president was going to come through and we all had to leave. we all left whoever was there that day and i turned to leave and checked in fell on the floor. i was so graceful. i was there on the ground and i looked up into standing over me that the president of the united states and ronald reagan looked down at me said well young fellow you don't have to bow to me. that was my introduction to the presidential politics. the bo

abc's zachary kiesch is here with more.. >> reporter: whit, good morning to you as well. you know, he flirted with retirement, but at the end of the day, brady felt like he had too much left in the tank. it's been one of the big stories this off-season. tampa adds new pieces to the puzzle, but with brady most think the bucs have a chance. the greatest quarterback of all time, tom brady, is set to make his return. brady is expected to be on the play. epter: brady hasn er satts the teamedng that brady was given 11 days to address personal issues. >> so tom brady took an 11-day absence from training camp, which is a little unusual, but ultimately he took that time off. he came back this past week, and he practiced in full. >> tom brady is a super bowl champion again for the record-setting seventh time. >> reporter: earlier this year, the 45-year-old writing on instagram, i have loved my nfl career, and now it's time to focus on other things that require my attention, and later brady opening up about the toll the game has taken

brianna zachary, the floor is yours. >> appreciate it. zach, thank you for doing this. i will start off and talk about the good old days because i'm old, but the story everyone wants to know is who was the first president you could imagine and as the story goes i was in the upstairs upper brass and back in those days you could bang on y the door at least heln thomas did and sam donaldson who was kind enough to write the intro for the book to bang on the door and say get out here to speak to us. i turned to leave and tripped and fell on the floor because i've always been graceful. i looked up and who was standing over me but the president of the unitedel states. ronald reagan looked down at me. that was my introduction to the dc presidential politics. thee federal government state ad local governments have all destroyed the free press and through dismantling a lot of the guardrails in place to make sure that we were fair and free but if you talk to someone on the left into the right and middle, everybody says there's something wrong with the press i want to find out how

in conversation with brian will be zachary who has the same last name because he's brian's son. and he's a writer director and executive producer of the same podcast ryan hosts, just ask the question. zachary also is a writer of political satire and hasbeen working on a science fiction short film currentlyin postproduction . so brianand zachary , the screen is yours . >> i appreciate it and zach, thank you for doing this. i'm open. i'll start out. brad, i'll talk a bit about the good old days because i'm old . but the story everyone wants to know is who was the first president you met and for me it wasreagan . as the story goes, i was upstairs in the upper press, a callow youth of 25 and i was standing up here and unusually back in those days you would bang on the door. at least helen thomas did. and sam donaldson who was kind enough to write the intro for this book. and bang on the door and say larry, talk to us. one day i was gup there just seeing how things were going and secret service came through and said the president was going to come through and we all had to leave so w

as dw zachary lea reports now from taiwan, the drills have raised fears that a full blown war could start in the region. this was the very 1st time that captain shin home in has had to return to port due to chinese military exercises. he says he's never before felt so threatened by beijing's actions, and he doesn't want to take any risks. they went godaddy. well, i heard about the live fire exercise. i wonder. so we're scared, scared of being hit. my missile, we go about, i was supposed to work for 10 days. now i will lose more than $3000.00 us dollars for shortening my fishing time. it's fine for me this time. well, but what of chinese military exercises become the new normal here? how may i know? chin is not alone. hundreds of fishing boats a lying idle in ports across tie one. many of their crews are worried that the drills might affect their livelihoods over the long term. china started military exercise this in 6 areas in watches surrounding taiwan and wrapped in nancy pelosi left in one of the areas is less lentil miles from where i am a put the d in south and i one and this cool ma

or earlier i spoke with our correspondent in taipei, zachary lee, and asked why china 0 hope it locked downs. we're hitting the country's already declining birth rate. was steve, exactly. some studies have already shown that pandemic and economy asserting that the way on both rates around the world historically. and as we all know, china, the will cove, it policy affects society just equally. for example, many women are in difficulties in carrying a pregnancy and taking care of an infant under heavy restrictions. let alone many are facing financial security and worries about live cove. it vaccines affecting babies, they said, you know, some chinese young people told the media, they did the root cause with policy, which is imposing strict control on people's lives whenever they are positive case, they may have caused to pull fund damage to their desire to have children so some of them are great for say that chinese people feel of losing control their lives. and this is one of the reasons they choose to not have babies or so the financial reasons, the feeling of a loss of control you jus

i'll have to cross the front line between the city of zachary's, jo, which is still under ukrainian control. and the russian occupy facility admission follows weeks of tension over fighting around the site. arriving to conduct what the head of mission calls a very complex task un inspectors are preparing to visit bizarre parisha power plant on thursday for now. 15 remains in ukrainian controlled territory. but the head of the un mission was clear that they are heading to a wall zone, insisting his team house one job to prevent a nuclear accident. you know, we don't carry dimension thickly with is emissions that seeks to prevent a nuclear accident. and to preserve as it's important, the largest, the biggest threat, bowers and in europe, the whole of europe, not only in ukraine. so this is what we are concentrating. ukraine and russia had accused each other of shelling areas near to the facility last week. damage to a transmission line, not the plant off line with heightening fears of a radiation leak, or even a react to meltdown. ukraine's energy minister said the visit by the un should driv

hope that we will hear more and more that the country that is now become our enemy is losing the zachary mc gabriella, with the national board of the blood that we see here. yeah, and paid for the victory. sure. a calls out that growth vehicle was and i hope that there will be fewer and fewer victims on our side. you, i'm not afraid, mentioned will deserve as much revoke the other will use neutral, neutral. i feel nothing, no fear. i traveled almost a 100 kilometers here from near keith. nothing scares me to do so you just have to do it. even in a, it's a holiday after all, it was filled or food. very defined. ukrainian stay on 5th, on a day where the ukrainian government has actually warned that russia may launch new strikes. how are you crying is preparing for this or by avoiding city center and by avoiding government facilities at places close up to the front lines like hockey, for example, has also an all day curfew. and officials have stressed that there should be a high level of alertness, not only today, but also in the coming days because it could also be a psychological strategy

he is in the city of zachary jumped. he told us what he's learned about the un inspectors, nuclear inspectors chances of crossing into russian hill territory. we are hearing conflicting signals, russian officials have announced that they will arrive to morrow morning indicating that it will be a speedy process. on the, on the other hand, the occupational authorities have said that they will not be handed a pass through the checkpoints and then they will, they will have to queue up like everybody else, potentially delaying their arrival. it will be very important for them to reach the site and to figure out what's really happening. they're selling a has occurred today again, and we really don't know how safe the situation is at the moment. but they original plan is that they will travel there to morrow and that they will get access to the plant. that was monte is bellinger reporting from ukraine. tribute are being paid to mikhail gorbachev, who died yesterday at the age of $91.00. the last leader of the soviet union, he h

i'm sure, zachary, for us there inside a thank you. thank you. now, during the pandemic cape was one of the most isolated countries on earth, but a very beautiful one. and now, optimal in 2 years, new zealand has lifted its final border restrictions related to coven 19 all overseas visitors. and there are lots of the ones made. now apply for a visa, it's hope is will give a boost to the countries tourism industry, allowing people to come see new zealand spectacular scenery. it well as well, make it easy for international students to return. that's also a big business for the islands. official say they are the expect, a slow stop. and reminder of the top business story we're following for you. this hour of a shipment of ukrainian grain has set out for the port of odessa, even as the war with russia rages, it sitting under an internationally broken deal designed to release large stores of ukrainian crops to foreign markets and head of a global food prices. i've been puzzling, nice doing business with with awe, homicide and accidents, a man living d

as dw zachary li reports. this was the very 1st time that capital chin home mean has had to return to la pose due to the chinese military access. i see, he says he's never before feel so threatened by b jeans actions and he doesn't want to take any risks. one got heard about the live fire exercise. i wonder so we are scared scared of being hit by a missile. i was supposed to work for 10 days. now i will lose more than $3000.00 us dollars for shortening my fishing time on it. it's fine for me this time. but what if chinese military exercises become the new normal guy was one on chain is not alone. hundreds of taiwanese fishing boats a line i do import many of the cruise. i worried that a deals effect layer likelihood over a long term. china thought a military exercise. this in 6 areas in water surrounded taiwan and wrapped and nancy pelosi left one of the area. it's less than 2 miles from where i in a put the south and i was and knew who mark a new phase of frequent ship. i, chinese people, abrasion, army begin

aggressive stance against surging inflation, which rose to 71 percent in july, the highest in 3 decades. zachary and billionaire lee j young has received a presidential pardon vice chairman of samsung group, was convicted of bribery and embezzlement in january of last year. after his justice ministry says lee and several other business tycoon were pardoned in order to help the country as the economy sauers. the latest figures show that the u. k. economy shrank in the 2nd quarter of this year by not point one percent. economists have now broadly come to the conclusion that britain is heading for a recession. these all worrying times for u. k. households for whom every day life getting more expensive, putting the kettle on is going to cost britain's a bit more this winter. that's because the countries cap on domestic energy prices is expected to rise to over $5000.00 euros a year beginning in january. conservative party candidates for britons next, prime minister, disagree on how to address what is bound to be a crisis for many families. front runner list trust says she plans to alleviate financia

and as we saw, and i'd like to show to you as a report that a colleague refers, zachary li, filed from taiwan as to how the current around of military exercises impacted the people of taiwan. this bomb shelters indians. williams house had been a store room for years, but no, she is preparing to lose it again. the chinese military dream was near taiwan. have made war seemed like a real possibility to her. so and so ha, we need to clean it up fast so we can have a place to hide at the war breaks out. it's safe to stay in here. you can see it is a solidly built shelter. lindsey small bum shorter was built nearly a 100 years ago. during the 2nd world war. she never expected to need it one day. she is not alone leave inquisitor monetary activity has rest concerns here in south and taiwan. residents living nearly airbags are very used to the south of fighter aircraft by the past few days. less they does more fighter jets are taking over a landing even at midnight. and this has arrest worries. here sharon sharon is one of them. following the news about chinese trios has become a part of his d

so got team coverage of this event did of your correspondence, zachary li, in taipei standing by for us at the airport, awaiting policies, arrival and with me here in the studio is richard walker, our chief international editor. thank you so much, both for your analysis. richard. i want to start with you and we've heard from the biden administration that they did not want nancy pelosi to go on this trip. why is she taking it, despite those warnings? what the messages have been little bit makes from the by the ministration. so the most recent comment from the but the administration.