Rebuilding our city. Hello, im Kim Chakanetsa and today, im in beirut, the capital of lebanon. 0n the 4th of august 2020, a devastating explosion ripped through the citys port. The blast claimed more than 200 lives and thousands others were injured. Damage to surrounding properties and businesses was estimated to be overfour billion us dollars. Many of those affected were small to medium enterprises, led by women. It was one of the largest non Nuclear Explosions in history. Three years on, what is life like for the people who live and work here . Ive come to Downtown Beirut to meet two women who are working tirelessly to rebuild their city. Joelle azar is the owner of le panier du coin, a food store selling Natural Products, in the centre of beirut. And nour tannir is an architect and stylist, who co founded espacefann, a social enterprise, offering affordable workshops and professional courses in Textile Design and traditional crafts. Welcome, joelle and nour. Thank you. Thank you, ki
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gillian: good evening good evening, welcome to washington i m gillian in for bret baier. one major university just canceled graduation. are others going to follow? plus this, president biden is now facing more disappointing economiccous. former president trump says he s worse than jimmy carter harvey weinstein s rape convictions one of the cases spawned the me too movement now suddenly overturned. what s going to come next? gillian: first, breaking tonight, two hugely important court cases involving former president trump and his ability to pursue another term in the oval office. the first ever criminal trial of a former president is continuing in new york with more testimony from trump s former ally kicking off the prosecution s case today. meanwhile, here in washington, at the u.s. supreme court, trump s attorneys tried to convince justices he has wide ranging immunity from prosecution in an election interference case. we got fox team conch for you. nate foy is in new y
greece. ali, let s begin with you. just about an hour from now president obama is due to hold the news conference right there at the summit. greece, as we know, a linchpin. before you tell us why americans really need to pay attention to this, if you don t mind, just give us some perspective on this morning s new jobless numbers that i just talked about. okay, well, because i love you, kyra, we worked so long, i ll make this a choose your own adventure. what do you want from me? upbeat and positive or down beat and optimistic? i want you to be balanced and give me both. the reality check, no nonsense ali velshi. here s what we got. we expected 100,000 jobs to be created and we got 80,000. in my world, that s not that big of a deal. the unemployment rate went down to 9%, again, not a big deal. it tells us less about the economy than a whole bunch of other indicators. but as you said, the big deal was the numbers for the previous two months always get revised and they wer