saddened that some countries in the islamic world , they did not react even to the extent of the christian pope, and we must seek a political unity and a unity of strategy towards the zionist regime, and there is still a place , especially these days after the martyrdom of seyyed hassan. more is needed. it is the basis. i still see that the reactions should be more than this. this is the next point. the management of empathy and demands should follow a logical process while looking at the goal. it means that we are all upset. for me, seyed hasan. nasrallah for example , maybe i should say, for example, it was my uncle. this is how i should mention our discomfort on the one hand, but grimon's demand should not be in the field of feeling, it should be in the field of reasoning, and we should see the situation from different points of view and different aspects, mr. safavi. put together in the field the field and the progress and the continuation of the attacks show that in the next 24 hours, in the coming days, in the coming weeks, it seems that the intensity of the zionist regime's attacks will

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the 87 year old pope landed in chicago where he was greeted by children and members of the church. christians make up only 3 percent of the population visited asia. during his visit, the pope will visit a mosque and hold the mass at a stadium ill like to visit pop. when you get 18 old list and simple, a w corresponding dale mine has joins us from chicago. why did the pope choose one of the world's largest most the nations? first of all to stop is to interface hominy is really the key word for this visit of the pope, the thought visit of a pope. historically, a to indonesia and indonesia, as a good pick for that's topic. not only because you have the largest or one of the largest muslim population, see a reason to be overtaken by pakistan, but also into a religious dialogue in this country that has so many religions. represented is very important to have the biggest, most of southeast asia is to go lots that the popo visits on thursday here in chicago. right? opposite is a catholic cathedral and they are connected quite symbolically by a tunnel. it is there where the pope with a hold of inter

melanie barbato, lecturer on christianity at the pacific theological college, explains why pope francis really that he despite his age making this trip it shows the importance travel has for the papacy. if the pope wants to get a message out that is close to his heart he goes to these places. i think the pope was asia and it's really important for him and his legacy to make that trip and to be there and bring his message to the people. indonesia is his first stop, it has seen boycotts over the war in gaza in the terms of civilian deaths there. how is the pope likely to address these sorts of issues? the pope alwa s these sorts of issues? the pope always tries _ these sorts of issues? the pope always tries not _ these sorts of issues? the pope always tries not to _ these sorts of issues? the pope always tries not to divide - these sorts of issues? the pope always tries not to divide for - always tries not to divide for the it's always his stance on palestine— israel conflict. he's been trying to maintain diplomatic connections with both sides and to mediate. i think he tries to bring str

told you before, people gathered here from various backgrounds, muslim, christian, catholics, buddhist, and they all welcomed the popeand also the pope tomorrow, will hold an interfaith dialogue in the biggest mosque in the south east asia stop it shows how the pope wants to bring a message of diversity and also peace in the world. of diversity and also peace in the world-— of diversity and also peace in the world. ., ~' ,, , . the world. thank you very much for bringing _ the world. thank you very much for bringing us _ the world. thank you very much for bringing us up _ the world. thank you very much for bringing us up to _ the world. thank you very much for bringing us up to date - the world. thank you very much for bringing us up to date on - for bringing us up to date on two days events. pope francis as we have been saying is doing this huge tour of south east asia, and he has another day in indonesia still where he will be hosting the event at the largest mosque in southeast asia, with many religious leaders. let's get some of the day's other news now. the us has charged several hamas leaders in connection with

even the pope himself drew attention to the action, which was openly offensive to christians. participateational programs for schoolchildren in the engineering and technical field. in addition, fire-fighting and tactical exercises will be held on a regular basis at federal facilities. an all-russian parent committee has appeared in our country. it was created under the ministry of education by decree of the president. among the objectives of the new project is to solve current problems of education and involve parents in the educational process. at first at the committee meeting, the participants discussed the work plan for the current. business, opinion leaders, winners of all-russian competitions, representatives of dynasties and large families, 53 participants, people of different professions, positions and achievements, united by the common happiness of being mothers and fathers for their children. we understand that we need mentors so that the guys, heroes and their young guys see that these were normal role models for the younger generation. the first parent committees appeared at t

global apocalyptic war, between the christians and the muslims and solomon molco and his uh his his master before him actually approached the vatican to try to convince the pope to wage all-out war against the ottoman turks uh that is to create a world war between christians and muslims out of this belief this cabalistic jewish belief because this got involved in kabala that by doing this after the jews and the muslims had destroyed or rather the christians and the muslims had destroyed each other then the jews would rule the world. and the messiah would come to to rule it from jerusalem and and then along came and break jacobk who turned this into a satanic project, they turned everything upside down, worshiped satan and basically believed that systematically committing evil would bring on their messiah, so these are the strands in jewish thought has led to this notion that animates people like ben gavir and smotric today that they can bring on the messianic age by slaughtering people. committing genocide uh following the recipe in the book of joshua and stealing more land and committing ever greater and worse crimes uh it's a very very bizarre ideology to s

pope frances participated in an interstate meeting. the mosque is the largest in southeast asia. it was designed by a christian architect and stands just a few meters from the church of our lady of the assumption catholic cathedral, the 2 buildings of shit and on deposit called the tunnel of friendship. the pope's visit is an opportunity for indonesia to showcase its commitment to religious harmony, sometimes undermined by sporadic attacks against minority groups. yeah, i think you just have to call them because this is the honor in itself because we're not a majority catholic country. we are a country with the largest muslim majority in the world, but we are chosen for the pope to come here in the past 11 years. hope francis has visited asia several times and done like many parts of the world here. the catholic church is growing both the number of people being baptized and those pursuing religious vocations. so the interests to, to go face it or me or listen to full francis is, is really a high just because he's a, what the better with the compassion of messages. all of these fine performances will continue h

pope bronze has participated in an interstate meeting. the most is the largest in southeast asia. it was designed by a christian architect and stance just if you meet who is from the church, yvonne, lady of the assumption catholic cathedral the 2 buildings of shit and on the pass code of the tunnel, a friendship. the pope's visit is an opportunity for indonesia to showcase its commitment to religious harmony, sometimes undermined by sporadic attacks against minority groups. yeah, $103.00 units have to call them because this is the honor and itself because we're not a majority catholic country. we are a country with the largest muslim majority in the world, but we are chosen for the pope to come here. the past 11 years, pope francis has visited asia several times. and unlike many parts of the world here, the catholic church is growing. both the number of people being baptized and those pursuing religious vocations. so the interest to, to go face it or me or listen to for francis is, is really high. just because he's a, what the better with the compassion of messages. all of this fine to francis will continue his

wished for a more conservative camp outlets, catholic pope may not be swayed by this, but he certainly does speak to that broader sense of christianity, social justice, and i think just faith-based social justice that the least among us, taking care of those, that is an immediate referenced to refugees and immigrants you went to a catholic school, right i'd love one of those. so i'd love your perspective on this and put him, as jeff said, putting abortion and immigration on the same level yeah. i think for a lot of people they need to remember that the pope is a spiritual leader and not necessarily a political adviser. and what he's trying to tell catholics here today, especially american catholics, is when it comes to issues, it's not to your point, jeff, just about being pro-life or about the migrant issue, it's about people writ large, whether it's about the death penalty or the sanctity of life, how we are protecting each other as a larger people in which of those we need to weigh them all in totality and not one more than the other. and it is very, very on brand for this pope to because he is jesuit, that is a more socially just

where the pope said if they are not christian, not catholic, then they are in human.hat is where they considered us inhumane. host: theodore in south dakota. let's go to don and south dakota -- in south dakota. independent line. caller: i want to touch on the affordable care act, it didn't go in our country except for a couple of states like our state. the reason on talking about it is because of the accountability for receiving medicaid, my understanding, my research, a lot of states and their representatives in their states, our for medicaid -- are for medicaid, which are my tax dollars paying for that. i'm a firm believer talking on this labor day that you have to earn it. if you get medicaid or also had the infrastructure that monitors social security, who gets it, as far as the proper infrastructure to vet that, then you have to earn it, you have to work for it. example, you get medicaid, you get social security, unless you are retired, 65 and over, 55 and over, and you have earned it from your working years, you have to get on a bus and one or two days a week, t

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pope bronze has participated in an interstate meeting. the most gives the largest in southeast asia. it was designed by a christian architect and stands just a few meters from the church of our lady if the assumption catholic cathedral the 2 buildings share an underpass cold the tunnel of friendship. the pope's visit is an opportunity for entities or to showcase its commitment to religious harmony, sometimes undermined by sporadic attacks against minority groups. you have them for you just have to call them because this is the honor and itself because we're not a majority catholic country. we're a country with the largest muslim majority in the world, but we are chosen for the pope to come here. the pop, just 11 years. pope frances has visited asia several times and unlike many parts of the world here, the catholic church is growing. both the number of people being baptized and those pursuing religious vocations. so the interest to, to go face it or me or listen to for francis is, is really a high just because he's a, what the better with the compassion of messages all of this time to francis will continue his jou

what pope frances also reminded those in the audience today was that indeed this most was actually designed by a christian architect. and so is a symbol of the success of into faith comedy. here in indonesia, there are costs, areas for improvement. human rights groups have hopes that this visit may shawna lights on some instances of religious intolerance in indonesia, including attacks against religious minorities. but for the most part, this is very much a celebratory event. alter hope process leads the grounds of the stick law most later in the afternoon. they will be a large mass, some 90000 people, expected to attend catholics from all over the country, hoping for that chance to see and even pray with the head of the catholic church. from the perspective of the vatican, asia is an increasingly important region, and one way of religion is still deeply central to everyday life. and indonesia will catholics only make up around 3 percent of the population, but in the country is populaces into these are that still accounts for millions of people? there are $8000000.00 catholics in indonesia. denisia also i

pope with a hold of inter religious dialogue as all quite an important topic. and then of course you have to fact that 10 percent of indonesia as population is christian, 3 percent. if it's catholic and if you look at a population of 270000000 people, that is a substantial number. and it is interesting. we compare to europe's numbers that are going down. it is a number that is still growing in terms of believers. and why is the pipe know during the day of a religious dialogue, but also issues like climate change. the literally i think climate change will be another really key issue here, particularly tomorrow when he meets president for colby, was already said that they will talk about this topic a by the way, the paper arrived here in a pretty standard hybrid car, open window waving at people and so a very low key if you want the approach here to indonesia, a capital that is threatened by climate change. so it won't be an important topic. but as you have pointed out, this is only the beginning of a 12 day trip. it will be followed now by popular under do need and then to the predominantly christian, the island nation of a team or less the and finally a to the t

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indonesia between christian and muslim communities have been strained in recent years, where we've had the growth of, for example, islamic extremism in the region. those are all factors that the popeto these very symbolic, big meetings. the one at the istiqlal mosque tomorrow, the largest mosque in southeast asia, the main mosque injakarta, to highlight that sort of valuing these relationships between the different faiths, and then a big rally, a big mass to be held in one of the largest stadiums injakarta, to which roman catholics from all over indonesia, many of them are quite far—flung islands, will travel to come and — it's probably for a once—in—a—lifetime trip to see a pope. with me is our religon editor aleem maqbool. this travel would be a lot for only 87—year—old, let alone one in frail health. how serious are the concerns around his well—being? are the concerns around his well-being?— are the concerns around his well-beina ? , ., , ., well-being? this time last year well-being? this time last year we talked about _ well-being? this time last year we talked about how _ well-being? this time last year we talked about how difficult i we talked about how difficult it was to

indonesia between christian and muslim communities have been strained in recent years, where we've had the growth of, for example, islamic extremism in the region. those are all factors that the popeomorrow, the largest mosque in southeast asia, the main mosque injakarta, to highlight that sort of valuing these relationships between the different faiths, and then a big rally, a big mass to be held in one of the largest stadiums injakarta, to which roman catholics from all over indonesia, many of them are quite far—flung islands, will travel to come and — it's probably for a once—in—a—lifetime trip to see a pope. a new street in prague has been named after sir nicholas winton, the british man who helped save hundreds of mostlyjewish children from the nazis. the street is by a local railway station from where tens of thousands of czechoslovak dues were deported during the holocaust. a number of children saved by sir nicholas were at the ceremony as our correspondent rob cameron reports. this document saved milena fleischmann from certain death. a pass, allowing a nine—year—old jewish girl to travel by train across nazi germany in august 1939, and start a new life in england. milena,

indonesia between christian and muslim communities have been strained in recent years when we have had the growth of for example of islamic extremism in the region. those are all factors that the popebolic big meetings. the one at the istiqlal mosque, the largest mosque in southeast asia, the main mosque injakarta, to highlight valuing these relationships between the different faiths and then a big rally, a big mass to be held in one of the largest stadiums in jakarta to which roman catholics from all over indonesia and many from quite far—flung islands will travel for this probably once—in—a—lifetime trip to see a pope. to some other important news around the world. a former aide to the new york governor kathy hochul has been arrested as being an undisclosed agent of the chinese government. linda sun continued to work in state government until last year when she was fired when evidence of misconduct came into load. there are calls for an international investigation over the deaths of almost 130 people in an attempted prison break in the democratic republic of congo. 2a people were killed and the rest of the victims were ever crushed or sophisticated. despite reports of mass casual

where the pope said if they are not christian, not catholic, then they are in human.is where they considered us inhumane. host: theodore in south dakota. let's go to don and south dakota -- in south dakota. independent line. caller: i want to touch on the affordable care act, it didn't go in our country except for a couple of states like our state. the reason on talking about it is because of the accountability for receiving medicaid, my understanding, my research, a lot of states and their representatives in their states, our for medicaid -- are for medicaid, which are my tax dollars paying for that. i'm a firm believer talking on this labor day that you have to earn it. if you get medicaid or also had the infrastructure that monitors social security, who gets it, as far as the proper infrastructure to vet that, then you have to earn it, you have to work for it. example, you get medicaid, you get social security, unless you are retired, 65 and over, 55 and over, and you have earned it from your working years, you have to get on a bus and one or two days a week, there

indonesia between christian and muslim communities have been strained in recent years when we have had the growth of for example of islamic extremism in the region. those are all factors that the popee very symbolic big meetings. the one at the istiqlal mosque, the largest mosque in southeast asia, the main mosque injakarta, to highlight valuing these relationships between the different faiths and then a big rally, a big mass to be held in one of the largest stadiums in jakarta to which roman catholics from all over indonesia and many from quite far—flung islands will travel for this probably once—in—a—lifetime trip to see a pope. main opposition leader in uganda says its leader has been shot while taking in an anti—government protest near kampala. while he received hospital treatment it's not clear how bad his wounds were. the party claims it was an attempt on his life. the ugandan police say they shot the leader but gave different accounts as to how he was injured, they claim he stumbled while getting into his car or had an altercation with police while pushing past a roadblock. although defeated on the 2021 election he has become of the most formidable challenges to the presiden

indonesia between christian and muslim communities have been strained in recent years when we have had the growth of for example of islamic extremism in the region. those are all factors that the popethe one at the istiqlal mosque, the largest mosque in southeast asia, the main mosque injakarta, to highlight valuing these relationships between the different faiths and then a big rally, a big mass to be held in one of the largest stadiums in jakarta to which roman catholics from all over indonesia and many from quite far—flung islands will travel for this probably once—in—a—lifetime trip to see a pope. a new street in prague has been named after sir nicholas winton, the british man who helped save hundreds of mostlyjewish children from the nazis. the street is by a local railway station from where tens of thousands of czechoslovak jews were deported during the holocaust. a number of children saved by sir nicholas were at the ceremony as our correspondent rob cameron reports. this document saved milena fleischmann from certain death. a pass, allowing a nine—year—old jewish girl to travel by train across nazi germany in august 1939, and start a new life in england. milena, now lady mi

pope wants to say to the world. so this mosque was built in 1961 to commemorate indonesian independence. istiqlal mosque means independence in arabic. the architect was the son of a christian build istiqlal mosque near a residential area but the president insisted it should be built near a cathedral in a jakarta so finally if they chose this location where you can see a cathedral right across the street.- can see a cathedral right across the street. thank you very much — across the street. thank you very much for— across the street. thank you very much for speaking - across the street. thank you very much for speaking to i across the street. thank you | very much for speaking to us. that was outside the istiqlal mosque injakarta. staying with this story and we can cross live to michel chambon who is a research fellow at the national university of singapore. good to speak you about this. the pope is starting his four nation to, what is your initial impression to the trip to jakarta? it impression to the trip to jakarta?— impression to the trip to jakarta? , ., , ., jakarta? it is good to see how in aood jakarta? it is good to see how in good spirit _ jakarta? it is good to

christians standing with jews against anti-semitism. >> i'm catholic. my grandmother had 15 kids, catholic mother of the year for the united states. got a medal from the popeup. and i think when october 7th happened, this one scripture from paul to the ephesians came into my mind. put on the full armor of god so that when the day of evil comes, you do everything you can to stand and after you've done everything, stand. >> steve: that was an hour ago. now heaton is posting to x a few moments ago the website we gave you is overwhelmed by the outpouring of responses and support. if you would like more information may not be up right now but go to it later, 07c.org. >> ainsley: our viewers are amazing, yes, that's great. try it again later. her message was extraordinary. thanks, steve. today senator ron johnson is hosting a nonpartisan round table discussion on america's chronic disease epidemic. six in ten americans are living with at least one chronic disease and four in ten are living with multiple chronic diseases. here to discuss "fox & friends" weekend co-host rachel duffy. are they attributing this to the food we eat? >> yes, they are. other things, che

pope francis has commented on u.s. elections. in 2016 he said then candidate trump's plan to build a border wall to keep migrants out is not christianknow especially with such limited time before election day that the scheduling for each of this is candidates is very specific and strategic. what is the plan for both of these candidates for this weekend? >> reporter: almost around the clock now, isn't it. former president donald trump and j.d. vance are in nevada for another day of campaigning. vice president harris returned to washington. she will speak at be event there today. and tim walz is in wisconsin. all of these candidates hitting the trail again today. >> awesome. thanks, bradley, appreciate it. >>> back in the bay area, the race for mayor in san francisco is in its final stretch. it's shaping up to be one of the most closely watched local elections come november. the next mayor, of course, will be decided by ranked choice voting which has been around for a while in the bay. the idea is to save money by having fewer elections grabbing a broader slice of the electorate with one single vote. rank choice voting has produced so

elections 2016, you may remember that the pope described then presidential candidate donald trump's plan for a border wall jobs on the u.s.-mexico border as not christian and he was caught a lot of controversy at the time. >> he's not afraid to weigh in these big debates. he doesn't want to go to endorse either candidate, but he certainly wants to make his point known and to make his voice heard to catholic voters. in this forthcoming election. >> very interesting, christopher lamb, thank you so much for that report from rome. we appreciate it. and ahead, how the boeing starliner astronauts are really handling they're extended stay in space i'll give you a hint pretty well, but they told us some interesting stuff news for you, premiers tomorrow at nine on cnn, work play link relief, work way. blank really, the only three and one extended release formula for dry eyes who are you? i mean, a child what you really need in life is some fricking our job totally torqued out crossover the higher the horsepower, the more power dollars bill this cash allowance don't miss dodge power dollars, catch them before they're gone. >> and the furniture business things mo

christian architect and it's linked by a tunnel. >> the tunnel of friendship to the catholic cathedral, which is opposite the mosque. and francis, he visited the tunnel before signing that agreement, pope francis has made improving catholic and muslim taisi really a hallmark of his 11 year papacy and has prioritized traveling to a majority muslim countries. now, this declaration also called for an action on climate change. she said it's an ongoing environmental crisis that's become an obstacle to harmonious coexistence of people's. indonesia, of course, is a country that is certainly feeling the effects of climate change moving the capital because it's sinking and it also deals with chronic flooding. as you mentioned tomorrow, the pope will head to papua new guinea, then to east timor. and on to singapore, but he will be addressing that mess this evening before 80,000 people. we understand that people have been queuing up for for hours to get into this stadium in jakarta. and also christina, we've learned that the government has asked for local broadcasters to suspend the muslim call to prayer. this afternoon, whilst the mass is taking place as a, as a sign of respect that's, that's re

christians. if you want to call them that pointing out that the bible's teachings actually do elevate the voices of the oppressed, of the marginalized, of the exiles and that what the pope is essentially saying is that that is important to i thought it was notable that the pope called separation of families at the border cruelty of the highest form when it happened. >> so i agree with that. i think he's calling it out as a moral issue, which think about all the rest we're hearing again demonizing people, you saying that they're eating pets. it's all meant to lower our compassion or empathy for people who are struggling. and so i do think it's powerful, but i do think it's important. kamala harris has been very strategic about how she's talked about abortion. she said, if you have deeply health deeply held beliefs about this, your faith hold onto those things. this is about government interference and respecting people's privacy. and so i think in her framing it that way, she's making space for people who might disagree are these comments can cause upheaval in there's, a, there's not as many right-leaning catholics, but it's a growing number. >> i'm catholic and i mean h