especially health and human services secretary researcher and director of the gender policy council, jan klein for co chairing this task force, an attorney general, garland, homeland security secretary, mayorkas and veterans affairs secretary mcdonough for your work on this task force to protect access to a woman's right to choose reproductive health care. in the wake of the supreme court's extreme decision of wiping out a 50 year constitutional president of roe v wade. you know, i created this task force by executive order last month and to ensure that every part of the federal government does its part at this critical moment where women's health and lives are on the line. miss chaos and uncertainty unleashed by this decision. emergency medical care being denied to women experiencing miss characters. doctors uncertain about what they can do to provide for the patients. pharmacists unsure whether they can fill prescriptions that they've always filled before. a tragic case of rape survivors, including a 10 year old girl forced to travel to another state for care. you know, wiping out the right

i am thrilled to have an opportunity to co chair along with my partner jen klein. this task force. thank you jen for the work that you have done over the years. and certainly now as the co chair on this task force to my fellow colleagues on the cabinet and the members of the administration for springing to action so quickly we say, thank you very much. i know we speak for so many people who are waiting for us to do everything we can since the supreme court's misguided decision put the lives of millions of americans, our fellow americans at risk and stripped away freedom and autonomy. we've all had to take action and i know that we've all heard from whether it's patients, doctors, family members, friends, everyone is concerned at hhs we heard those voices. we heeded the president and the vice president's call for action , immediately upon the issuance of the dobbs decision, we launched the reproductive rights dot gov website. we were concerned and afraid that something like this might happen. so we put up that website as quickly as we could to make sure that people were not confused

we will talk with abc news political director rick klein. also, the san francisco sheriffs department has signed a pledge to bring more women into law enforcement. sheriff mia model will be joining us to talk about that effort. but first, the bay area is bracing for a heatwave, several days of triple digit temperatures ahead, and it is expected to put a strain on the power grid. a short time ago, governor newsom signed an executive order meant to wrap up the state two -- -- meant to ramp up the state's energy supply. clearly the governor taking it seriously. how hot is it going to get? they should take it seriously. this is the longest heatwave for the bay area and the central valley this year. fresno could be near 110 degrees for several days, and that is definitely where you need to find some cooling centers. already a flex alert issued today from 4:00 to 9:00. and temperatures are nowhere close to being as hot as they will be saturday, sunday, monday and tuesday. it is also oregon and washington. if we try to get electricity from other st

political cat director rick klein at the midterm monitor.ng job numbers this week. >> george, no meaningful approval reading increase for joe biden across the board. on a range of issues. he's still stuck in low numbers. and get this -- 69% of americans still think the economy is getting worse despite the drop in gas prices, despite those positive economic news, and we're seeing that spill over to voter enthusiasm. republicans ready and eager to go vote than democrats. but one sign that might change going forward, in the wake of that big vote in kansas on tuesday to preserve abortion rights, we asked people are you more likely to keep abortion legal or limit access, 49%, half of americans say they would consider the issue and vote to for a candidate who will keep abortion legal in their state. there are other issues that come into view. >> donald trump had a big night on tuesday, how does his record look across the primaries? >> this was another week with a maga sweep, we saw it in arizona, in michigan. he has big tests coming up in wisconsi

joining us live to talk about that is rick klein. good to see you. i want to ask about some breaking news from the white house. president biden will address the nation in just over an hour from now to talk about a counterterrorism operation. >> abc news is reporting a person has been taken up by u.s. counterterrorism forces. drone operation in a residential neighborhood. a victory for president biden. liz: we will look forward to that. abc news will have a special report when that happens. back to nancy pelosi. there has been speculation over whether she will make this trip to taiwan. we are learning she will visit the island. why is this trip so significant? >> this has long been an area of contention. this is something that is being applauded. the biden administration was very skeptical, any claims of taiwan sovereignty, the chinese view that -- there has not been any u.s. leader in about a quarter-century. this is something that has always left u.s. diplomatic's on eggshells. speaker pelosi feels like it's an important statement to make. it's goin

back in 2002, kansas elected feel klein as its attorney general. he made investigating abortion providers a top priority in his department. he set his sights on one man in particular, doctor george taylor, a wichita-based physician, one of the few people in the country who performed late term abortions. but made doctor taylor a prime target among the anti-abortion movement. that point, he had already been subject to decades of harassment, violence from extremists, including an assassination attempt in 1993. and the bombing of his clinic in 1986. as the attorney general, klein opened a secret investigation on dr. taylor, pursued him and other kansas providers aggressively. he was accused of ethical misconduct, and ultimately lost his reelection bid, and his law license in kansas. but one of the threads that bill cline pulled, one of the investigations he began into dr. taylor culminated in a misdemeanor case against killer that was prosecuted by klein's democratic successor. the case concerned the protocol it till are used for getting referrals for

met with a ukrainian nationalist, our colleague from komsomolskaya pravda, who found witnesses yuri kleinsbout this. this is an activist of the organization bill and the hammer - this is such a nationalist fight.

less cas in singapore, since your own words as a freelancer and says she needs a car to get to her klein's efficiently. she's annoyed about the high cost of the privilege. not only the certificate sets her back car, so also 3 times as expensive as in most other countries. yes. so in order to own and cause about like easily $200000.00, you can already buy a house with the amount that you need to pay for a car and saying add to that this city tall approximately to us dollars per trip. it's the singapore model that has been hailed internationally and copied in other cities like london. the revenue, the city reefs from drivers go straight into financing public transportation. the subway, he drives autonomously and new lines have been added regularly for the last 20 years. for technology driven singapore, it's just par for the course. meanwhile, the fact that driving a personal car is almost an affordable is broadly accepted. the move it to public transportation is expected to go on seeing a poor's 1st subway line opened in 1987. today, the system covers 250 kilometers. more than $40000000000.0

political director rick klein is at the midterm monitor. always tough for the party in control, but democrats are feeling a lot better than they did at the beginning of the summer. >> yeah, george. democrats are starting to get their voters out. we saw it in the surprise result in kansas where that abortion initiative went down. abortion rights preserved in a deep red state and we're seeing it in just about all of the special elections that have happened since the dobbs ruling overturning roe v. wade. there's been four of them. democrats and republicans squaring off just like they will this fall, and in each one of those four races since dobbs, the democrat has done better than joe biden did two years ago. start in nebraska, a deep red district, but the democrat did six points better than joe biden two years ago. minnesota, same situation, three points better than biden and last week in western new york, you had a trump plus 11 district. the democrat did three points better than biden did there as well. now, look, the republicans won all of

it doesn't take much to keep this little light on the eternal flame standing guard as another klein, this going on one last ride. once the gate closest flames will envelop the coffin at 1200 degrees, turning a body into ashes cremating bodies. it's a solemn duty for those who work here, but it's also a highly technical job. and real world problems affect operations here, like the availability of gas to feed the flames. much of which used to come from russia. the manage off the crematorium has a plan via s is my most recent lab. first of all, because we don't know when the gas shortage might occur. for instance, from one moment to the other. we run our cremation facilities, 24 hours, 7 days a week. bad gas, so in the event of a gas failure, we would be able to continue operating the plans that are hot and plans that are cooler or off at the time. we would no longer be able to start up to that means we could then continue to work with reduced power. cuffed by dial, like not letting ovens go cold at all, can safe crematorium up to 80 percent in gas. and it might be necessary any way for

met with a ukrainian nationalist, our colleague from komsomolskaya pravda, who found witnesses yuri kleinsld about this. this is an activist of the organization bill and the hammer - this is such a nationalist fight, close to the forbidden right heart. mr. roizman discussed with this ukrainian nationalist about the right-wing sekovsky maidan technologies for intercepting power in urban conditions. for some reason, roizman didn't issue a rebuttal, didn't sue me did not show the book to the court. records supporting roizman in his hometown. now the lonely lady looks impressive, a lonely colored spot near the museum of icons of the former official. with green hair and not surprisingly in a yellow-blue rim, they ask her to leave our quote to her, you don’t even know this request , suffer until they are destined to come true. yevgeny roizman will later be transported to moscow for trial. in moldova, at the memorial complex, the sherpen bridgehead, where the battles for liberation took place. chisinau was not lit today, eternal fire, said the chairman of the national coordinating committee for t

the owner of calvin klein and other apparel brands down, they also cut their sales view.scene issue we been talking about all quarter bread hp missed and caught. we have snapped, very different company but they did something similar throwing in the kitchen sink cutting sales view, 20% of the workforce and get investors like it. anna: different stories, different back stories i guess. here's what we are watching for you. in the next one he four hours. the fed speaks in georgia. that will be a real focus. poring over all the details from the fed speakers. alix: tomorrow is pmi day prayed we get numbers for france, italy germany and spain. we also get italian gdp and earnings coming out after the bell. all ahead, the market cannot seem to make up its mind. the nasdaq 100 up, they are -- that wraps it up for me and anna. coming up is jim casler joining balance of power on television and radio. join me at the top of the hour on dab digital radio. this is bloomberg. ♪ as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service

1.863 , mine was like that, confiscated for the undermining of the kushvykovsky gentry, in 1895 vera kleinl , the granddaughter of the minister of wear of the russian empire's sister-in-law natalia khancharova's wife alexandra pushkin the court lady and who visited pruzhany rarely alla played about dib from es-yauleniya changed dramatically more than once understood about mayonka and the royal family of the romanovs in the privacy of alexandra fedorovna in kulsary. he watered at the white people, his wife spent jazz behind cute farms behind pistons at the owner of the house there was a building that distinguishes classicism and classicism from neighbors at that time, under pressure, you understand, to start relationships now lives in industry there are people with money. these people are no longer worth the noble nobility. and they all come from a different environment, and yes, they don’t want to have classicism, but a little bit different, that is, classicism in its purest form. here are the forties somewhere around 50 years and begin to collapse, that is, from some symmetrical strict de

. >> french physicist, hey, tim klein made at one meeting mistake. he jokingly claimed this is a photo of the star proxima centauri taken with the james webb space telescope. well, it's not it's a slice of haha, i think this is funny. but klein was forced to apologize to his followers for the misdirection saying finally, according to the contemporary cosmology, no object belonging to spanish charcuterie exist anywhere. but on earth. that's cute. i think that is people got kind of upset. i thought that was the start it is hysterical and it's great in pie a a oh, yeah. yeah. from the galaxy pepperoni? and then on yes, sure. yeah. okay. that wraps up kron. 4 news at again, the way out of world thank you very much, catherine van. here we go. this is what's coming up at 10 o'clock. >> a group of farm workers are braving the august heat to try to get to the state capitol this week. why they're trying to get the governor's attention last the latest on the drought, one north bay county urging its residents to save more water. the changes that experts say fam

calvin klein fell 2%. the u.s. is still plagued by supply-chain issues., inventory of about 19%. direct to consumer, down 5%. digital, down 7%. the international apparel player, cutting 10% of its global workforce as it works to streamline the organization. as you mentioned, trish donnelly, ceo of calvin klein global is also leaving the retailer. >> inventories are up 19%? is there any indication they are working that down? how does that happen? often times, you find these brands in a department store or another seller. for them to have the inventory implies there is some sort of backup on that chain. >> exactly. they listed three different reasons. part of the reason why they are up 19% is because they were so low last year, when everything was stuck, basically, in the supply chain. the comparison makes it look worse than it is. they are also think, we did not sell as much as we had hoped to in the americas. lastly, we did bring in some of that inventory early for the holiday season, because we don't want to get caught flat footed, where people are looki

joining me now on the house budget and appropriations committee ben klein.gressman kline, you heard the vice president, i don't know if you understood her any better than i did, but what are we going to do about this runaway inflation when the white house insists on giving away more money? >> you know, i heard that word salad from the vice president and it did not make any sense to me after i listened to it twice. it is amazing that this administration continues to double down on its reckless spending. it will just worsen inflation and keep prices high for working families. their price of food, the price of gas, the price of a new home. it will stay high and efforts to raise interest rates by the fed will not have their intended effect if they keep on spending. >> if you could sit down with the fed and say, look, you just said it, interest rate alone will not solve this. what would you tell him or what do you think he would tell you? what do you have to combine that with? >> well, we need to combine it with a dialing back of the spending that congress has em

. >>> we'll stay in washington and bring in rick klein and ask him about that. trump at cpac last night, as zohreen said, rumored 2024 other candidates weren't there, this came after the president he endorsed won key primaries. what if anything does this signal for republicans moving forward? >> so striking to see these trump-backed and in many cases election-denying candidates winning up and down the ballot in battleground states. including just this past week in arizona and michigan. a congressman lost his re-election race in the primary. we'll have major tests coming up in a couple of day now, wisconsin, another place you have trump on one side and pence on the other side. pence lost round one. but what's going to be interesting now is to see how this really translates into the fall, because trump has shown an ability to elevate people that the voters like in these states, the maga movement is extremely strong inside republican primary politics. that's not the same in the general election. as we turn to the fall, more scrutiny on some of the people that trump

police yes, and the first traffic lights in mariupol began to work alexander sladkov pavel vydrin igor kleinad, donbass the bundestag called for the immediate expulsion of ukrainian ambassador andriy melnyk from germany, a deputy from the christian democrats, ian schlemmman, wrote about this on social networks. according to him, melnyk's behavior does not correspond to the post of ambassador, the ukrainian diplomat constantly insults german politicians. i recall earlier melnik called chancellor olaf scholz quote, offended by liverwurst for refusing to visit kiev and on august 28, the ambassador canceled an invitation to the ukrainian capital for the prime minister of saxony, because he called for a ceasefire in ukraine, melnik's powers expire on october 14. however, leiman proposed not to wait a month and a half, but to declare the ukrainian ambassador persona non. grata right now. the head of the foreign ministry of the eu country at today's meeting in prague is unlikely to be able to agree on a complete ban on the issuance of visas to russians, this is reported by the politician's publicat

. >>> and let's bring in abc news political director rick klein. let's start, rick, with there's been a lot of speculation after the search of trump's florida home, but what can we expect to see next now that the redacted affidavit has been released? >> yeah, eva, now that we know the hearing will happen on the potential special master and you have the intelligence community conducting its assessment, it's possible we start to get more details reviewed by authorities that get to the meat of what's actually in these documents. for all that we know about the markings on them and about the classification settings, we don't know what they were actually about. there's just bare bones details on that. one of the things the special master request includes here from the judge in florida is a more detailed assessment, more detailed list, an itemized list of what's on these documents, and to the point maryalice made here, the broader issue about whether there is an obstruction investigation that's part of this, that is the allegation that's in this -- that's

our political director rick klein is back at the "midterm monitor" with state of play. trump's most prominent republican critics are fighting an uphill battle for survival. >> in all of the states voting on tuesday, you got at least one election-denying candidate running in a republican primary for a major office. the biggest battle probably is going to be in arizona. donald trump and mike pence on opposite sides of the republican primary for governor there. trump's candidate falsely claiming that the election was stolen. working against arizona house speaker january 6th hearing a couple of weeks back. here's something really interesting, there were only ten republicans to vote for donald trump's impeachment at that second trial after january 6th. four of them decided to retire. one of them lost pretty badly. only one out of the ten have advanced to the general election. just this week, on tuesday, we're going to see primaries featuring three of the remaining four, two in washington state, one in michigan, all running against more trump-friendly republicans. they'll lea

sequoia, and also true inspiration from the skate board for this exciting form of public transportation, klein can choose from a range of taxes for the platform like a mobile fitness studio, for example. or an exclusive lounge that turns inner city transport into a luxury cruise. give you back, access to a city, make sure, but the time you spend in transport is qualitative time valuable. time for you, the skateboard concept is also key to a joint venture being worked on by the company's ital design and airbus a passenger cab that can be either flown by quad carter or driven by means of a platform on 4 wheels. the project is called pop up and promises a new kind of individual mobility in cities. but it wouldn't work without a connector, like the one built for space by the scientists. and often he's a sticker that has that us. this hug is key to trans modular transport. i see lots of videos of cars connected to quad carpenters and flying, but you need a fairy dust to do that and we've got it. what goes up must come down. so airport transport need some kind of connection to ground level tube and

greatness for the construction of the temple, they chose the belinsky architect of german origin august klein 1913, completed the construction of the exaltation of the holy cross. today, the church keeps a letter personally from the head of the catholic church, local resident jadwiga pasternak, with words of gratitude for what the woman did for the church in stories. this is the first message that was sent in the belarusian language on behalf of pope francis. a mysterious story is connected with the fresco of the carrying of the cross, that on the facade of the church they say it was painted over with blue paint during the soviet era, and the silhouette of jesus christ still showed through it, this phenomenon can be interpreted in different ways . and another secret of the century is the assumption that the catholic building should have had two towers. why they didn’t build the second one, perhaps because of the events that took place in the 20th century, or at the last moment they simply changed the project. even with one tower, the church is the tallest building. in the city, an orthodox ch

met with a ukrainian nationalist, our colleague from komsomolskaya pravda, who found witnesses yuri kleins, told about this. these are the activists of the organization bill and the hammer, this is such a nationalist fight. close to the forbidden right heart, mr. roizman discussed with this ukrainian nationalist about the right-wing sekovsky maidan interception technologies power in urban areas. for some reason, roizman did not issue a retraction, did not sue me, did not show the book. records supporting roizman in his hometown. now the lonely lady looks impressive, a lonely colored spot near the museum of icons of the former official with green hair and, not surprisingly, in a yellow-blue rim, she is asked to leave her a quote of ours . . vladimir putin received today the government to prepare a proposal for the elimination of natural fires, as well as to consider options for helping those russians who have suffered from the elements, the president held a separate meeting on the topic of forest fires, noted that their area this year is much less than a year earlier, however, the situation

joining us is rick klein. thank you for being here, rick. >> thanks for having me. >> first let's talk about all that is in this bill. it is being touted as making history. so why is that? >> welling, it's being called the i flags reduction act but that's some titling that is more aspirational than anything else. the hope it will ease inflation concerns but the reality is that is a bit unknown. that is isn't something congress can legislate. it is a conglomeration of tax policies to represent the entirety of what is achievable of the democrats agenda through the rest of the year. a lot of money to address to climate change. that was a big priority recently. some money to shore up obama care and allow medicare to negotiate with drug companies. and new tax provisions designed to ease some of the concern around the lack of balance between corporations and very wealthy individuals although a lot of folks wanted to go better. the hope among democrats after a lot of months when they've been known to what they haven'

little children turning blue, who were at viet me. desert klein, these are images will never forgets us in below. events in michigan. ah, how could it come to this such chaotic scenes after 20 years of military engagement in afghanistan? the seeds for this disastrous development were sown in doha. here in katara capital talks were intended to smooth the way towards ending the united states longest war top afghan american diplomats, zelma colonial zod was negotiating with the taliban for then us president donald trump. well, he had come to a judgement like president obama had before him, that there was no military solution for afghanistan at that price that the us and nato was willing to pay. and the war wasn't going well. was causing the united states a lot, 40000000000 a year. that was too much she believe. ah, taliban wants to make a deal. we'll see if they want to make if he has got to be a real deal. but we'll see some odd darts from donald trump wanted to end the war, didn't he wanted to bring his troops back counseling, as i said that to and bring back our all our boys, my son

you become a criminal pre klein, aol, ready know with hackers, paralyzing the tire societies. computers that out some are you and governments that go crazy for your data. we explain how these technologies work, how they can work for, and that's how they can also go terribly. watch it. now on youtube. music, 50 years ago, the international gathering of peace and cooperation becomes the scene of a horrible tragedy. arab terrorists, armed with sub machine guns, went to the headquarters of the really team and immediately killed one man. and that this will be the last time i saw him in life. our worst fears realized tonight . they're all gone out. i witnesses experienced the terrible events and this the world shouldn't forget the long shuttle to 1972 olympic massacre. start september 3rd on d, w. o . ah, this is dw news live from berlin, russia agrees to allow international inspectors to visit you can cranes jennifer reach at nuclear plant. moscow says atomic officials can assess the nuclear station currently occupied by its full that's his residence, a stock op on id and pills wit

and that's cause levels in its largest fresh water lake it to decline the satellite, shows that the klein over 10 years. now we've seen red alerts for the past 12 days, extreme heat continuing, but we are going to the temperatures start to come down as wet or whether it works its way in. we've got a tropical storm that's going to edge into coastal areas on wednesday bringing torrential rain and strong winds to the lights of hong kong. see that temperature dip by about 5 degrees by thursday. it will start to work its way into the southwest of china. at the end of the week, we'll see temperatures come down as well across more central and eastern areas. that's as the finger of rain that's rolling across the korean peninsula and into western japan shifts its way further south. if we have a look at the 3 date for shanghai rain on friday, the temperature will continue to decrease. bringing some relief now was removed to south asia. the floods continue in southern areas of pakistan that things to a monsoon depression that's continuing to work its way further north and west official and line of t

for the fight against anti anti semitism, felix klein and basically said, you know, told media last night that by relative ising holocaust president a bus and had quote, lacked any sensitivity towards us hosts. and so, you know, the german tabloid newspaper build, picked it up immediately after the news conference under the title anti semitism scandal at the chancery. and it has created some waves and that is why it's not so not a surprise that order shows himself also reacted to it, you know, last night with a short statement. and then today he put honest and put out a statement on all of his social media accounts and saying that he was quote, disgusted by the remarks and then went on to say, i quote, for us germans in particular, any relative a zation of the singularity of the holocaust is intolerable and unacceptable. i condemned any attempt to deny the crimes of the holocaust. obviously some critics say he should have said those remarks in that very moment. last night. yeah, we come back to that in a moment, but 1st the to leaders also the differences over the use of the word aparthei

in 60 minutes, dw, ah, with pre klein, aol ready? no, with hackers, paralyzed me to your societies. computers that out sure you and governments that go crazy for your data. we explain how these technologies work, how they can only go in for, and that's how they can also go terribly. what you know, new to the zonen bloomin house is an ordinary upon a block in the city of rostock, in 1992. it was the scene of one of the worst outbreaks of racial violence in germany's post where history.

fined $16000.00 because one year old was arrested moscow share to the airport around 6 months ago. klein was accused of trying to smuggle cannabis oil in her luggage. surely a pleaded guilty to the charge proclaim today the vague cartridges ended up in her baggage. unintentionally. president joe biden had condemned her rest and arrest and has pledged to get her home. thanks for joining us. hey, on asi international and as always, plenty more stories, news, and updates on our website r t dot com with with industry restore can just look up some literally a muscle around noon. she doesn't being in the green shield on a nice to me as possible, mama cook goose creek suddenly to look up for his ashley. uh, this is one of the with wonder please. this sort of cool jason did, did not put the key for the chino, brian's in metal for furnished or something like that. we got that with gray lisa. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy, even foundation, let it be an arms race group is on often very dramatic development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see

in some cases we klein of storms across the yangtze river valley. so watch what that does. the shanghai will limit your temperature a bit in the days to come $33.00 degrees, but that is still above average for this side of the year. i can't remember the last time i said, temperatures were below average in shanghai. also a tropical storm, just to the east of japan's main island of honju may pick up the winds a bit there and the surf is wall. but this will steer clear of making any landfall down under. we've got a cold from punching across the se, so we'll go in there for a closer look. we've snow levels are dropping to a few 100 meters, in some cases, snow for the victorian alps and much fresher air here. so camera, just 13 degrees, new zealand, most of the what whether his petered out on tuesday, but i got to put this forward on thursday. got another round of heavy rain around the tasman bay war. we don't need, it. may even see some flooding around the northland to the east cape region. on thursday, sir, later. ah. witness the ocean. witnesses claim. witness. difference is

you become a pre klein. mayo already know that with hackers and paralyzing the tire societies. computers that are some are you and governments that go crazy for your data. we explain how these technologies work, how they can go in for, and that's how they can also go terribly. watch it now on youtube into the unknown. today, this means flying to a foreign planet. in the 16th century, it meant being a captain and setting sail to discover a route. i race links to military interests, a race linked to political and military places. but also linked to my financial and adventure full of hardships, dangers and death. my jillions journey around the world, starting september 7th on d. w. ah . ah, this is dw news life from berlin. ukraine prepared to welcome turkish and un latest to discuss diplomatic solutions for stopping the wall as officials in the country. second largest city reports fresh russians strikes on civilian areas. also on.

ah, will you become a criminal m, pre klein, ai already know who's with hackers and paralyzing the tire societies? computers that out some are you and governments that go crazy for your data. we explain how these technologies work, how they can go in for. and that's how they can also go terribly. watch it now on youtube. mm hm. ah ah ah ah ah ah, this is d w. news live from berlin. ukraine resumes grand shipments to the world. turkey says the black sea is now safe to sail under a deal breaker with russia. that ships are the 1st to export ukrainian grain by sea since the start of the war.

things for the construction of the temple, they chose the german-born architect of villina august kleine construction of the holy cross shrine. today, the church keeps a letter personally from the head of the catholic church, local resident jadwiga pasternak, with words of gratitude for what a woman has done for the church in history. it the first message sent on behalf of pope francis in belarusian . the mysterious story is connected with the fresco of the carrying of the cross, that on the facade of the church, they say the soviet era, it was painted over with blue paint, and through it the silhouette of jesus christ still showed through, this phenomenon can be interpreted in different ways. and another secret of the century is the assumption that the catholic building should have had two towers. why they didn’t build the second one, perhaps because of the events that took place in the 20th century, or at the last moment they simply changed the project. even with one tower, the church is the tallest building. in the city, it is adjacent to an orthodox church bearing the name of the ho

well, klein again. that's your update by for now. ah, let's get to the bottom line. what does the new forever proxy war mean for america and nato? it's very hard to say we're the escalations stopped. is it a mistake to open up? is that a pandora's box? if you want to be ready for the next pandemic, you figure out this, the bottom line, your weekly take on the u. s. politics in society. we don't simply focus on the politics of the conflict. if the human suffering that we report i, we brave bullet bomb and we always include the views from our sites. ah ah ah, welcome back to provide about top stories here. this, our funerals are being held for some of the 41 people were killed in a church fi and the gyptian city of visa, thousands of people who are in the building at the time investigator suspect an electrical fault started. the blaze celebrations are being held across india to mock 75 years of independence, prime minister in or, and remote. he has been addressing the nation from the historic red fort in new delhi. he said he would work to make india a developed nation

so okay, does this mean that you're creating army morale has the klein and what does this say about the overall sentiment about how ukraine is doing in the war? not just from the cramping from the general public was difficult to speak. ukrainian morale on which unit. so i don't think we should ever forget that ukrainian, active military force was highly trained, highly professional, a highly motivated force. you know, we, we speak of, you know, russia's military victories on the battlefield. but these are victories that are hard, fought against a determined enemy. and i, i can see that the units possessing low morale don't, don't hang around on the battlefield to fight too close quarter combat. the recruitment team has claimed and made this assertion that call it papers can be given in the street or any other place, legally. what does this tell us that they're saying, this kind of thing where it says that they're desperate to get manpower available right now. there's a, as i said, if the reports coming out of the train ministry defense are true, $191000.00 casualties. that means that th

into violence after the pavel she agreed and looked at her al serra announced he was quitting from klein, politics, gunfire, and explosions have rocked by dad's high security green zone in the past few hours . with reports of heavy fighting between rival shiite factions, at least 20 people are being killed and hunt injured in the was fighting the iraqi capital s c than yes. victoria gate begins our coverage had been kale, sim, baghdad heavily fortified green i, the wible, she eyed factions targeting each other through the fighting escalated, late on monday night after a day of violence and political turmoil. 3, where it is broke out of the shiite cleric, montero said, announced he was quitting frontline politics. his supporters broke into the presidential palace, which houses the prime minister's office. oh, many, even taking to the palace pool on all along. our demands are to dissolve parliament and to hold, to corrupt to account, and we say my master looked to the old solder, your pride is under your feet and will sacrifice for you with stories, hours one afternoon, he can take a prime

it's really the hawks that keep klein around. anna: they certainly are flying around for sure. the highest yield since 2007 is one of the factors moving the european markets. what we still need to factor in it, jay powell is the only hawk in town. we heard from global central bankers who don't plan on loosening any time. >> restoring price ability will remain a restrictive stance for some time. >> this is 5% like chairman powell. we prioritize price. >> inflation is likely to be high for a while. >> our mandate is price stability. >> we are in a much more comfortable position. in a couple of rate hikes. >> you're taking rapid steps. we will keep at it until we are confident the job is done. lex the fed is raising interest rates, it is fighting uphill with the friction in the global system. anna: a host of global banking voices there. the european central bank will repeat the half-point increase in interest rates it delivered last month when it meets september 8. that's according to commentary from over the we can. join us is the ubs a,'s for germany. thinking -- economist for g