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the pope asked people to reach out to those less fortunate comforter, eventful john d. deborah, comfort refugees nearly bl, deportees, political prisoners and migrants, especially those who are most vulnerable, as well as the victims of hunger, poverty. and the dire effects of the drug trade, human trafficking, and all other forms of slavery are my, these give me, lord, inspire the leaders of nations to ensure that no man or woman may encounter discrimination and be violated in his or her dignity. help is that still? yes, we're the lord camino. and she said he also called for an and to conflicts around the world and up and not in north of it. and you done no matter but below grade helped the beloved ukrainian people on that journey towards pcm and shed the light of easter upon the people of russia. comfort, the wounded and all those who have lost loved ones because of the war and grant that prisoners may return safe and sound to their families are busy for me. and frances called for dialogue in the middle east, including between israelis and palestinians. meanwhile, chr

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major support is provided by the john d. and catherine t.arthur foundation, committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. more information at macfound.org. the ford foundation: working with visionaries on the frontlines of social change worldwide. at fordfoundation.org. additional support is provided by the abrams foundation, committed to excellence in journalism. the park foundation, dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. the john and helen glessner family trust. supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. and by the frontline journalism fund, with major support from jon and jo ann hagler. additional funding for this program was provided by the arthur vining davis foundations. >> narrator: jewish resistance was not completely snuffed out after the sack of jerusalem. rebel fighters held out for four more years. the jewish historian josephus, who had taken part in the war, recounted the story: >> there was a fortress of very great strength not far from jerusalem, which had been built by

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. >> war of words to police itself is once again ratcheting up following chief justice john roberts letter to dout ethical issues at the court. >> what we received yesterday was not just the letter saying that i respectfully decline the invitation and what appeared to be a defense of the status quo. >> the various ethical questions and signed by all nine of them and self-enforced policy includes deciding for themselves to recuse from a case and durbin pushing for more and a new bipartisan bill requires them to leave a new bill and top republican doesn't sound like he's on board. >> there are desperate and never ending jobs to smear and defame justices appointed by the republican presidents going back years and decades. >> back in 2016, roberts acknowledges the court's obligation. >> we have to be above or apart from the criticism because we make unpopular decisions. >> questions about gifts and things he bought for a personal friend and this week focus on a real estate transaction between justice gorsuch and high profile lawyer heading a worldwide firm with thousands of attorneys around the glo

john: anyway. we left we went back to freddy's apartment, and we were so pissed off. that some actor was going to tell us. >> stephen: some ator. bobby dtudy and in 45 minutes wrote this other song that we now know as "new york, new yo york." and we took it back. and they can't do it and like the song. the point of it all is that de niro was absolutely right. the original song we wrote was so embarrassing. actually sam davis, our music coordinator, sneaked into the underscoring. >> stephen: so it is somewhere in this musical? >> john: i am not telling you where. >> lin-manuel: by the way, i think that's the secret of the song's success and why it has become a new york anthem. because they wrote it while they were a little pissed off and i think every new yorker is a little pissed off. >> stephen: who do you think you are? >> lin-manuel: that has just a little [bleep] you in it. >> stephen: the line "if you can make it there, it's one of the most famous lines in the song and one of the most famous things associated with new york now. what is the moment you realized you had made it? lin, let's start with you. >> lin-manuel: i always say

d. w. guardians of truth. my name is john kinda and i have paid almost every price of being a journalist in a country like to a key. taking on the powers that be they risk everything they want to kill me and they try me anytime john, don't dar? asks activists, journalists and politicians living in exile to which and what drives them. it's too much on my shoulders, but i have to hold this weight because i'm responsible for the future. our country for the people far behind the boss, the courageous effort against corruption and political crimes. in our series, guardians of truth and watch. now on youtube dw documentary, ah ah, ah, this is dw news live from berlin, victory for emmanuel macro. as francis highest court backs his pension and reforms, the ruling clears away for pensions to begin at 64 instead of 62. but opponents a say the fight will continue also on the program. the suspect believe to be at the center of.

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. >> john: the president is d dede -- demanding another clean debt ceiling. does not look like he's going to get it. thank you. >> thank you. >> another example of the federal government and the bureaucracy in the deep states stepping in and interfering with elections. we want to know what they base their disinformation on and whether or not they feel they should be held accountable because this has an impact on a lot of people in the election and the polls have shown that. >> sandra: that was the house oversight chairman james comer, he joined us live last hour, slamming the justice department handling of the hunter biden investigation. attorneys for the president's son are scheduled to meet with the doj officials, fresh off the news of an irs whistleblower and antony blinken's role and 51 that signed a letter saying it was russian disinformation. jonathan, people are watching every bit of this and wondering how did we get here? >> yeah, that's an excellent question. this is a bizarre situation where you've had the son of the president under investigation fo

intelligence analyst john miller, along with cnn senior law enforcement analyst charles ramsey, the former philadelphia police commissioner, also the former police chief here in washing in in d. c john, let me start with you. you reported on this note. the gunman left behind, and there's also the livestream video of the attack. how are authorities coming through all of this as they investigate? well, they'll take a look at that. note the note. we are told by law enforcement sources was addressed to the shooter's parents and to his best friend. um and that will go to the fbi's behavioral science people in all likelihood to see what they can glean from it. ah that is likely going to be a note of explanation because it's to his parents and his friend, maybe a note of about being sorry about what's about to happen. the video is another story. that's a more aggressive way of telling the story on the shooter's part, which is you know, the offender characteristics in these cases are usually someone who feels marginalized feels weak. it feels unheard. the video is a way of live streaming the shooting to an audience so they can say now i'm in charge. now. my problems are being fixed.

d, w. o india bio diversity in one of the most pollution cities in the world. like go in the, till one environmental john and as to how does this period and takes that long on her journey. how can these regions of biodiversity survive? and how can we protect them better ego, india with 90 minutes on d. w. ah, ah, would work as an architect, elaine or not at all? women in architecture? why are they so invisible to the larger public? we decided to ask them, what is the poetry the secret of a house? shattering the glass ceiling. women in architecture starts april 20th on d. w with ah ah ah this is dw news live from berlin, an $800000000.00 settlement brings an end to a defamation lawsuit between us cable network, fox news and dominion voting system. the truth matters. why have consequences.

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