the crisis at our southern border nearing a breaking point. fox news has learned the white house has approved a plan to send 1500 active-duty troops to the border. to help prepare for migrant surge ahead of title 42 s expiration in just 9 days. meanwhile, texas governor greg abbott resuming his blessing of migrants to several blue cities across the country. hoping to relieve just some of the overwhelmed border communities by sending migrants to so-called, century cities. i going chicago mayor larry lightfoot is asking governor but to stop sending the buses. writing a letter, chemically have no more shelters, spaces or read to accommodate an increase in individuals at this level. with a little coordination or care that does not pose a risk to them or others. in europe city mayor, eric adams suggest governor apis migrant buses are racially charged attacks. watch. abbott sent asylum-seekers to new york. washington, black mayor. to houston, black mayor. to los angeles black mir
President met with diplomats at the u. S. Embassy. And Fiat Chrysler hit with a record fine up to 105 million to settle legal problems stemming from nearly two dozen recalls. Those involve some 11 million vehicles including some of the companys most popular models. Those are some of your top stories on this monday, july 27th. Announcer from abc news this is world news now with t. J. Holmes and reena ninan. Good morning, everyone. We begin this half hour with a battle against wildfires. 24 major fires burning in five states this morning. Four of them near sacramento, california. Hundreds of families have been forced from their homes. Hundreds of others are ready to go. Abcs Clayton Sandell on this already tough fire season. Reporter an air war. Planes and helicopters knocking back flames in hardtoreach terrain, 45 miles northeast of sacramento burning so hot, you can see it from space. Were hitting it with everything we have. Reporter firefighters are working to protect about 2,000 stru
Washington journal. South america is our immediate neighborhood. For that reason, we have worked for a prosperous south america. We have worked for increasing the integration processes in latin america and the caribbean. Between loser ties and the pacific alliance. Countries make up a market of 470 Million People which accounts for more than 90 of latin american gdp. , is the constant continent where we wish to have increasing cooperation and increased partnerships for development. With europe, we have cultivated a longstanding friendship. There, we have worked to boost trade and investment. In asia and the pacific region, the most vibrant hub of the global economy, we have stepped up our relations with new partners and old ones. This has been our foreign policy. A truly universalist foreign policy. Form is thisersal General Assembly. We can benefit from the broadest and most pluralistic array here, we find the parameters that govern our respectful living together. Here, we shall becom
Announcer turkish president focused his remarks on the ongoing conflict in syria. He also called on the you want to do more to help the muslim ninja people in that the muslim hangzhou Muslim Ro Hingya people in myanmar. The assembly will hear an address by his excellency president erdogan, of the republic of turkey. [applause] i request protocol to escort his excellency. On behalf of the General Assembly, i have the honor to welcome to the United Nations, his excellency, president of the republic of turkey, and invite him to address the assembly. [applause] president erdogan honorable president , honorable secretarygeneral, distinguished heads of state and government, iteemed delegates, i agree greet you with respect on behalf of my own self and my country. I would like to thank mr. Peter thompson for his successful work over the past year as he was the president of the 71st General Assembly. The 71st session of the uns General Assembly. I would also like to congratulate his successor.
Same with narratives. I think its right that, for example, Frederick Douglass and harry jacobs did they really do stand out intrinsically a little more than i read some of these narratives. Theres a lot of thickness and energy and subversive energy in those two spectrums in particular and certain other works, were some of the others are very interesting and important in their own way, that may be lacking density a richness that you do find in Frederick Douglass. So anyway. Some texts are better than others. I am not [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] and however and dirt outside. The thing is kind of throw it out there and hope for the best. When i published a conviction back back in 81, price books back in. Its about 300 or 350, Something Like that. They can barely sell it to libraries. The price of the book as well. And yet, you have to publish a book. Its harder and harder to get reviews for University Press books. Even in scholarly journals, the whole thing is shifting, but part o