the the is the state of the news line from by then the u. s. government plunged into political kyle. so that's the house of representatives votes to remove it. speaker republican that kevin mccarthy. this as a small group of pod, right? members of his own policy about a referral, i guess, also on the program a teenage girl in a coma in iran asked to report to the being attacked by morales its the lease of products is denied. the claims was activists that she was assaulted from finalizing of the countries dress code. the women folks, as the catholic church should be more accepting,

quoted on the faithful to put aside political differences of their assess church leaders for parents. we discussed the blessing of same sex couples and organization of with bring exclusive reports on the brother. and we've got in the hands of children were taken away because she put in the hospital the i feel, gail, welcome to the program. we found in the us, we have the house of representatives, has the ability to remove it's lead to republican kevin mccarthy. it's the 1st time in history, the speaker of the house has been ejected and comes after a showdown between representative mcafee under small group of homicide. conservatives and his own party for the speaker described his aus thing as personal and said that he would not stand for the collection. just days after narrowly

avoiding a government shut down, a rebellion amid the republican ranks as trust congress into chaos. 8 hard line republicans joined with democrats and voting out speaker of the house. kevin mccarthy ending a rocky tenure for the republican lawmaker. the office of speaker of the house of the united states house of representatives is here by declared vacant right winger, mat gates a controversial fire brand from florida. led charge to i was to mccarthy. he said the former speaker didn't do enough to curve government spending and made too many concessions to democrats. kevin mccarthy is a feature of this was he has risen to power by collecting special interest money and redistributing that money in exchange for favors. we are breaking the fever now and we should elect the speaker who's better during the vote,

several of mccarthy supporters warned that a vote against him was irresponsible the house. kevin mccarthy think long and hard before you plunges into chaos because that's where we're headed. if we vacate speaker shift in an address after his removal, mccarthy said he thought the vote was the product of a flawed political system. in today's world, if you're sitting in congress and you took a gamble to make sure government was still open. and 8 people can throw you out of speaker, send the democrats, who said they wanted to keep government open. i think you've got a real divide. i think you've got a real institutional problem. mccarthy also said he will not seek re election. congress is at a standstill until a successor is elected. another government shut down deadline is moving next month . washington bureau chief, his poll told me how this counts and the house of representatives is likely to

affect the functioning of government. well, with congress in recess until next week, phil, when the republicans tend to hold an election for the next speaker, no legislation business will be completed. so the, the congress is really standing still. and as we just heard, and just over one month. a congress will have to produce a bunch of it's towards a shutdown once again. so once the speaker is chosen, they will really has to be getting an negotiations immediately. but from what we saw from the shots on crisis last week, and we actually should expect k us to insure right. so who's likely to be placing bearing in mind it took him 15 votes to get this job in the 1st place? is that correct? that's really one of these $1000000.00 questions right now here in washington after kevin mccarthy turned down, running again last night. also he was, uh,

i was uh many names have been uh, thrown into the mix. most of from republican leadership, which includes a steve polizzi. we have to keep in mind, the speaker does not have to be a member of congress. so it also could theoretically be an outside or but it is really out in the open uh what we will see and who will be uh, the next house speaker. quite so how much of this current situation is to do with aids, to ukraine, and how much to do with of this stuff just this just been bubbling a long since since it's been 15 votes. right, so these members of the freedom cockers, the x treme, a right wing republicans, they focus on the age of ukraine. a by the honestly uh,

the issue is much broader. it is really uh, are we willing to find compromises this, a democrats, are we willing to help president biden kind of be able to run this country or do we just want to spread to destruction? and that's what they're doing. there is no clear of my goal, other than just destroying, like a corporation with the democrats, so sure. on the surface it is a part of the held for ukraine. but it is really, which course are, it's really about which course the republican party will choose. uh, during the next month doing uh the election but also off of that and try to prevent you for taking some funds back to it is uh an expose uh washington bureau actually i thank you so much and i will take a look at that. so most doors making headlines around was talking to k,

which says it's detained and nearly a 1000 people in raids across the country following sunday suicide attack in ankara, the defense registry studies also continued as strikes in northern iraq. talk in the coach, but it's in group p k k, which claimed responsibility for sunday's attack of all sorts as incentives, safety class 3 days of morning after at least 21 people were killed in a bus crash near the italians facing the local media side of the vehicle via dolphin overpass and fell to the ground close to resume tracks in a sub i've, i've signed the assessment according to our says, the process counting tool. this thing a camp sites in india, at least 5 people with dad and 23 soldiers. that mistake announced a flash loving. he's a mountainous region in the countries. no faced search of patients are underway and so he can stay for the being hunted by right and thunder storms. experts say climate change has made monsoon season longer. i'm more intense

to iran where a 16 year old girl is set to be in a coma after being assaulted by members of the so called barometer of police. the claims being made by curtis, provide scrub head and go of the groups as the on mix that got or want was attacked in the tech run subway for find anything. there's not many republics who job rules, right? you know, forces claim she fainted and hit her head state media release based edited the video after the incident, similar incidents last year, sponsored mass protest across the country. a lot rights group had gaps, as mrs. gunner wand is being kept on the tide. security and hospital as a family is being prevented from seeing that they say have parents were interviewed on states tv, but surrounded by security forces. germany's foreign minister has issued a statement from social media on the night. on elaina, bab bach wrote that once again, a young woman who's fighting for her life is showing her in the subway. and that her parents have a right to be a back door to his bedside. was there

a bunch of boundary? is that matter of curious fellow at the giga institutes of middle east studies in humbug? we asked it whether this was an isolated incident in total past cases just weren't being called on camera. there's been since last year there been, there's been many incidents a capture then citizens come arise, shed on social media should on broadcast media and fox, the broadcast media and exxon that shows that you know, various individuals, men or women without wearing and unit for without having any accountability, any transfers the who these people are, what's the affiliation with the intention to attack women who are not wearing could drop in public spaces, liberty up using them some, sometimes physically abusing them. so that is why this incident seems to be a continuation of one of those series of events. the top every occur sooner passed

vanity since the beginning of russia's, the full scale invasion of ukraine, hundreds of thousands, a man, a volunteer to defend that country. but now i'm wondering how he is like to cry and needs to fill the ranks through conscription. so many trainings are refusing to fight and looking for ways to leave the country w max on the i said this report from you crime, southern border with romania. romania is just across the border from here. but most to create new men cannot cross over. at least not legally martial law requires men of fighting age to stay in the country for which documents are one way of leaving. sick forest and mountain passes are another. more than 15000 have been detained in ukraine. well, trying to illegally cross into romania. these border guards are trying to stop them tonight. what do you mean? and i see you are in charge of securing

a 12 kilometers strip to enforce the law and save lives. the union level. it is a mazda area, you can get lost here. that's the reason that the, that wild animals baz eating between run into a band of forest before us. and then as to a dozen bodies have been found in ukraine. southern border region since the beginning of russia's full scale invasion, we are told the route used to be popular among the cigarette smokers. but now it's mostly used by people trying to leave loans. dodges richard cheese, the smart as a afraid because of martial law. we got this data for you that we live, attain them, and immediately book them for find them and take them to the recruitment center with this order, if you think is a but i mean come on where they will be processed and potentially sent to fight the training soldiers, this billboard, in the nearby city of tennessee says, you can do more than you think. in the beginning of the war,

hundreds of thousands joined the armed forces as volunteers, one and a half years later, many of them are exhausted and wounded or dead. most of recruits are drafted the despite the overwhelming public support for the ukraine and military, not everyone is willing to become part of it. men between $18.00 and $6.00, they can be called up for military service. but there are a number of exemptions such as for fathers, have at least 3 children, essential workers and those taking care of a sick parents. and then there are medical exemptions, and this is how most people dodge the draft of thousands of men are believe, to have left the country through bribing. the fishes, criminal groups advertised their services on telegram confirming a disability for example, can cost up to $3500.00 us dollars. this is only possible with the help of official assistance in august, the heads of our regional military recruitment centers were dismissed. as part of the larger move against corruption of the defense sector,

she was at the symbol of the 3 can on say that it was total corruption. so in our table it, these were all the isolated cases where we see that we have 0 tolerance is for cases of corruption or other line nation and seen for lucy. of course, if there is a human fact, the reason we try to respond to any problems of what the number you can provide me with some ukranian men do question why they should serve and are determined to find ways to avoid being drafted such as maxine the 22 year old to, to our, to says he supports the military, but he himself won't fight. all right, so, so i think having our own country is much more valuable than being a refugee somewhere to not set up the price. there are us to pay for it is a bit to a desk on this higher than the value of having a country in the house. i would rather be a refugee than di will say, and there's no guarantee that the country will exist often my desk. uh huh. when we 1st with difficulties with the bus at the dentist,

he tells us he will leave if necessary. i want to know how he feels about solely ukrainians who can't such as those living under russian occupation lock. so uh the core. yep. uh, i can go to wal early for one reason only for my friends and relatives of the last 3 months. i don't know people, for example, from behind my or if they don't know me, i never, never seen me afflicted. basically, they don't exist from any other input and okay, and i don't exist for them. but this is a very strange idea to 5 people. i've never even met back at the border for letting me and i still haven't found any traces of illegal crossings yet. in august alone, the authorities prevented 247 crossings along the border of my esl and everyone has their own opinion as i felt myself and i, i know how it was there was like, i don't wish for anyone to be there because it is not easy,

but everyone has their own destiny and everyone next their own decisions as he cannot judge them. he tells us like the hundreds of thousands of ukrainians who are fighting the russians. they to have a duty and are committed to fulfill it. a report from the correspondent mex, a sound will take a quick look at some more news from around the world. i form a russian state teacher, and this has been sentenced to more than 8 years in prison. moreno also, also the young of us down the coast space of process through the kremlin last year, a holding up a assign the sides of protein as a killer is sold as a fast as she was sentenced in an absence after being found guilty of spreading false information about the russian army, she fled the country a year ago while on the house the rest you're trying says the number of ships passing through a new black sea shipping cargo is increasing. any 2000 great invest. so somebody's going to enter a deposit finding port,

he's been scrambling to find safe ways to export granted other goods. after a key deal with moscow, a collapse in july, poland has reinstated checks along its a border with slip back. yet to cub is equal migration along the bulk and route emissions will be in place for 10 days to evacuate, has criticized to move from for a unified solution to illegal migration. process is called on catholic latest assess aside that plays it cool that politics and work to make the church more welcoming for it presided over a massive some features square the opening of the senate of bishops, which was attended around 25000 people. ac is global, a gathering of church leaders will include the controversial topics. i have the blessing of same sex couples and the organization of women in his address in the crowd hope cushions against the church be coming to visit back would look like conservative. say he's cold from boy inclusiveness. risks poisoning if i

mouth and guy is not religious a fast correspondence and can talk a serious that welcome math. and i'm any sharpening math today that the pope said there was no planet of reformation the churches. doors must be open to old, old, old, and what about me the well, essentially this is sort of a long standing process or a non going process that has started the very 1st day of this prophecy, which is essentially opening the door to people that normally the charge has been close to the customer, you off and on, so punished or that has actually occurred very signing. don't drive time. so it'd be seen glutes gate couples. this include, we mean position of power where there were clearly allowed to come into the fuse but not, you know, being decision making positions. it also means talking about the board space, etc. so i think that and to some degree,

this is really the culmination and it has to be understood as a combination of a very long process as well. no, essentially 10 years old, often democratic sation not only of the power structure, some of the church, but really of the church itself. and it's, but it's always going to be allowed into the church altogether. you has to be gone clearly to change. okay. so that, that sounds like a call from the top, but that he is facing lots of resistance out, not least of which from countries or regions where the catholic church is very popular. like in africa and south america. i think the very sort of a very strong division that has to be made are very clear at least. and it is important that an integration, which is there, is the base in which you have a lot of people that have sort of, you know, gave friends or da siblings or divorce bar. and that had been essentially, systematically over, you know,

decades been pushed away from the church. and then you have a clergy that in many of these countries east, very conservative and continues to treat many of these people in their own, in their own communities as being problematic for the church. and i think the diag, it's a very important going trust. what is also very clear and i think that escapes nobody, including most of us up servers, is that the shift in this church from 2014 to this part. it's really expanded the base of a church that was essentially died. so i mean, this has become that only a very popular pope, it has made the church, the popular place in menu of these communities, which are very often led by a very conservative features. so what also, so he does the pope or indeed this scene out of a bishop's model. so as he does it have to, to push this o through as well. it's unclear because a lot of the questions of deputation of policy will actually been depend on

particular community to be sure, present cetera. but i think that there is a very important point to be made, which is that 2 things will happen during this scene that which are extremely, extremely relevant. the 1st one is that for the 1st time late people are going to be allowed to vote. among those late people, women 53 women of 380 boat at the end of the 3 weeks will be allowed to basically make decisions on the governance of the church. and this is something that might not itself bring about policy changes or practice changes in the church, but that itself is a very, very, very and let me emphasize some very major changes. so again, i think that even if we see a progressive move towards liberalization, when we're ready, seeing if that in the ways of decision making, the change has already begun to take place into a cult control defense for that. that village is the fast corresponded mazda and guy. you're very welcome. i see your gun. the woman has been very united

with a new born baby after full months of pods or they were separated because the hospital detained, the mother for failing to pay her medical bills after the child was born. practice of hospital detentions is not unusual in uganda, but as dw said, judas, i'm a gambler reports, but it's con, pay this hope, this woman's case will lead to from that just as if action against the practice. mother and child were united lost. so we have to be in dcs. hosp to stuff forcibly to cut a new baby away from home because of on, on the b u. they've been separated for 3 months to get quotes old, to get to be back to the most tested. yes. today. are you sound good for finally? of what's in my big activity. so in the hospital we're should give the

bus. she claims the violation to have rights, but withholding her baby the hospital refutes her claim. it sees she has a duty to be how abuse and that she abundant child to the care cases of detaining patients. of unpaid maybe could be used a come on in uganda. it must be a fix. young my, there's some i kept. and the good old mich to walk at the hospital to pay off the updates. the practice continues, despite prior rulings against the quotes of declared the private health plus anything, i'm not detention facilities, any you've done that potential facilities does. it did detention facilities. so if you think anybody in any place that is not that does it the detention facility, then you are holding them really good. and so that means that even for the case of health facility, whether someone has failed to pay less paid,

you cannot detain them within the facility. but to these proceedings, have not resulted in legislative change really as a hoping that this can cause parliament to in mexican prehensile flow, to help into the practice. and you can. but for now, we have to lean these joyfully that our 1st born is buckingham muslim embrace. malik butterflies, obligating the long journey south to boma clients that johnny will cover thousands of columbus has got last one and 2 months. scientists up really looking into how the bus and 5 can fly for such a long distances. and they've come up with some interesting findings. the white spots on the wings. if more not butterflies meet the secrets therapy lets you to fly huge distances every year. the insects travel south from the us to spend the winter in the tree, forest, central and southern mexico. for jenny take some 2 months. it

could be up to $4000.00 columbus as low. and the creatures a tiny. lots of flies weigh less than a paperclip. during the annual journey, they can cover 160 kilometers in a day. but not all of the best to fly. suffice a johnny i would say, you know, at least 50 percent, don't make it. that's just the educated guess. but it's, it's a fair number because, you know, we, we know that it's a very, very dangerous, risky trip. what makes someone not to fly successful was investigated? what we did was we went and examined some past butterfly specimens. and i have one right here, some specimens of monarch butterflies that had been collected by myself and by some other researchers. and we use computer software to examine

their, their features of their wings. 400 butterflies were analyzed. the insects that reached the destination have 3 percent less black and 3 percent more white on the wings. it's built the old 19 white's and black spots could interact with some light in a way that cools and heats the arrow above the wing. this may cause the ad to rise, reducing drug, the insects and then fly more efficiently and foster one of the exciting things about this project is that. so we're sort of discovering a new phenomenon in terms of butterfly wing colors. right? and in terms of what they're for, like a lot of researchers who have been studying butterflies their entire lives didn't even know that this could even happen like butterflies could actually use their colors for flight flying infinity is only one of the insects mysteries. i think we

don't know a lot. that's one question of why do they end up where they end up is definitely a piece of it. you know what, what drives them to make it to a certain place that not another place? i think that's a, that's a big question. this question like keep going beyond sit for a while from now the bunch of slides wing problems of being copied by aerospace engineers who want to make a new generation of drains. i'm slowly go uh, take a look at these pictures from rio de janeiro showing the statue of christ's, the redeemer based in tank. it's been done as part of breast cancer awareness month . dozens of women, breast cancer, patients on that campaigns as a like, going at the foot of the icon extension. event aims to raise awareness of the season to encourage people to take steps towards the end of the section. you're watching dw news coming up next in news,

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