>> It is good to be with you.
As we come on the air, the
reporting on the fallout from
the top-secret documents
recovered from former president
trump's mar-a-lago property in
Florida.
U.S. Intelligence officials
informed congress it will
conduct a damage assessment
evaluating the potential
national security risks
resulting from any disclosure of
the documents.
It is the first known
acknowledgment by the
intelligence community of the
potential damage caused by Mr.
Trump's possession of highly
classified material, including
human sourced intelligence.
In a statement to bbs newshour,
the office of the director of
intelligence said it will
closely coordinate with doj to
ensure the assessment is
conducted in a manner that
doesn't interfere with
doj's ongoing investigation.
The Republican nominee for
governor in Pennsylvania was
once photographed wearing a
confederate uniform for a photo.
The photo was obtained through a
freedom of information act
request.
The image shows him on the far
left with his colleagues at the
army war college where he worked
until retiring in 2017.
He's currently a Pennsylvania
state senator, election denier,
and was outside of the crowd
outside the U.S. Capitol on
January 6.
More baby formula should be
heading to retail store shelves
soon.
Abbott laboratories said hit it
has restarted -- it has
restarted production.
It is a largest supplier baby
formula in the U.S.
It shutdown over reports of
bacterial infections in infants
spurred a nationwide shortage.
It will take about six weeks for
the formula to ship to stores.
In Ukraine, Schelling continued
around the largest nuclear plant
with Russia and Ukraine trading
blame.
Ukraine's second largest city, a
Russian missile left a huge
crater on a city street this
morning.
No one was injured.
12 miles from the front line,
Ukrainian residents returned
after extensive Schelling
earlier in the week to salvage
what was left of their ruined
homes.
In Pakistan, the death toll from
widespread flooding neared 1000.
Rescues were underway across
much of the country to thousands
of stranded people.
30 million people have been
affected since mid June, when
the monsoon rains arrived early.
>> We have suffered great
losses.
Our houses have been destroyed.
There was a loss of life.
Our neighbor's children were
swept away by floods.
We also suffered great losses.
10 to 20 feet of water
everywhere.
>> Pakistan's prime minister
visited this people at a relief
The united nations pledged
re-million dollars earlier this
week and plans an additional
$160 million to help with
recovery efforts.
At the U.N. In New York, talks
designed to protect marine life
fell apart in the early hours.
The U.N. Treaty is designed to
protect biodiversity in two
thirds of the world's oceans.
By setting aside 30% as marine
sanctuaries.
Only 1% of the high seas are
currently protected.
Oceans are key to fighting
climate change since they absorb
more than 90% of excess heat
from the warning planet.
Talks are set to resume next
year.
A dolphin calf in Thailand has a
new lease on life after being
rescued by fishermen who found
him flailing in shallow water.
Nicknamed paradigm, he was
transferred to a marine center
where he's had a month of
around-the-clock care.
The dolphin is considered a
vulnerable species whose
survivals threatened by habitat
loss and illegal fishing.
Still to come.
One airports effort to make air
travel easier for people with
disability.
What is behind Philadelphia's
summer spike in gun violence.
>> This is pbs news weekend,
from weta studios in Washington,