francis well, so affordable.ying that if he was a young man now, he wouldn't be able to afford to go to university. and considering keir went to a private school, i find that highly unlikely. but anyway, we'll gloss over that fact. so he's saying that it's the university seems to the system has become more and more unaffordable the more we have gone , the more the loan system gone, the more the loan system has become in the grants that have been taken away and actually , the person who is at actually, the person who is at fault for this is tony blair, who decides that 50% of our young people should go to university. and when pressed upon that fact, he had no coherent explanation as to why it should be 50, why not 40? 8? why not 52? too many people are going to university. we have a deficit, are thick and loads of them are thick. exactly. we have a deficit in the skills trade and you can earn far more becoming a gas boiler engineer, for example , you can earn up to for example, you can earn up to something that se

francis: no. wei-lai: wellmember that time where we got our math quizzes back and you said you wished he was more like me? mrs. francis: uh...no, no. wei-lai: well, here's your chance. i'm offering myself up for adoption. [zipper slides] [papers rustling] here's my report card. you see i've continuously exceled in all fields. the only class i'm behind in is physical education, but i think i can surpass him with the proper training and tutelage. so you feel like an upgrade? [birds chirping] isn't this great? we start off as best friends, and now we're proper brothers. hmm. if we move your bed to that side of the wall, we could fit my bed on the other side. luca: what?! we-- wei-lai: or we could have bunk beds. that would give even-- luca: why are you doing this to me? wei-lai: all my parents do is ask me if you want to eat and... [sighs] luca: does it hurt? wei-lai: ow! [giggling] luca: ok, ok. if we do get bunk beds, can i at least have the top one? both: boom! [indistinct chatter] mom: we're sorry. we're reall

francis? >> london. what do you think of all well, business, francis? >> london. what do you think of all well, i business, francis? >> london. what do you think of all well, i mean,ess, francis? >> london. what do you think of all well, i mean, it's francis? >> london. what do you think of all well, i mean, it's very:is? >> well, i mean, it's very interesting, but what it underlines means is that we are very war russia, very much at war with russia, even pretend not to be. >> this is a cold war and you can't trust them. but yeah, a little bit of casual xenophobia there. >> but yeah, it's fine. but when you're at war, you work with a russian. i do. and that's how i know. yeah. >> but you know, we have really been and out of a kind of been in and out of a kind of cold with them for a while, cold war with them for a while, what litvinenko thing. what with the litvinenko thing. what the poisoning. i mean, what with the poisoning. i mean, you know, there's always been this undercurrent this rumbling, this undercurrent of thing happening. of this kind of thing happening

francis, what have they got? wellhey've with the well, they've gone with the story of the tragic death of yevgeny prigozhin . nobody yevgeny prigozhin. nobody understands or knows what actually happened , least of all actually happened, least of all vladimir putin. and nobody knows how he died. i'm pretty sure the one person who does know how he died is vladimir putin. well this is the thing. i mean, when look, the reality was the moment prigozhin started that coup against putin, his days were numbered . and especially as numbered. and especially as someone very famously said, if you're going to come for the king, you best not miss. yeah. and what's even worse is if you're going to come for the king and then halfway through, bottle it and then go, oh, no, i'm really sorry. oh yeah, you're going to die even quicker . yeah, that's what's down. he got talked out of it. yeah. and was obviously given all these assurances like, no, go assurances like, no, you can go live belarus, be safe, live in belarus, you'll be safe, yo

oh, francis. well, they go, what the hell is happening. so everyone is very upset with him. and so roosevelt does, he always does, which is he doesn't actually fire you. he just brings in another to do your job and. then the two of you can battle it out in a darwinian struggle, and we'll see who wins. and the guy roosevelt brought in was a guy named donald nelson, who was the head of purchasing sears roebuck. and he liked to say, i'll tell journalists, you know i oversee a much bigger publication than you because i oversee the sears catalog and and nelson both of these men were very and used to the vicious politicking of dc and nelson will almost be taken down by it but he figures a brilliant thing which is that they're trying to figure out how to force domestic manufacturers to start working on behalf of the war effort. but because the war is up and going domestic manufacturer make a lot of money and they don't want to do it. so they're to figure out how to coordinate the economy between domestic war, between the military, between the consumer and the military is a problem

and in dreams, for example, dear francis well, malkha or moscow does not believe in vladimir menshov's without the main film of the psychotherapist for millions of women sex and the city, by the way, the film has already received contemptuous sympathizers of the festivals of the spirit of fire to the word of a friend in the cinema. these are real friends in life. natalya zemtsova nadezhda ivanova, the performer of the main roles, met on walks, then rented an apartment together and went to audition, of course, they dreamed of roles that would bring them fame. well, one day a girl had a fight over a guy with her memories. they suddenly shared with maria leuter, and she immediately realized that the plot for the film was ready in front of her together. they started writing the script. but what do you find out for yourself the truth in the cinema chair. thanks for the great intriguing review. you know how you want to look great. this is the main task, cinema is to intrigue and teach, the main task of your heading. i would add a little bit , you know, i would like to advise you to go back i

i am a student of the gomel state university with two francis, skaryna . well, that's it, polina is already drinking, the smoke is those fruits of death. good afternoon, we all know you. vitai. me my name is maria tarasenko, i’m so myself, i’m going to polina , but i’m getting better at the same time, the stink and the stench of years. now i'm doing the rest of the report on time and i'm doing my neck as an animator at the children's christmas time. our gulne, uh, naziriya song speaker of the belarusian language or taratura the expert of our program sanctified, krupenko his joy. may they help us with their own words to drive more thoroughly. i cordially fly at our student street of the allotment usharg quizzes in my own words , my foundation and to you, our dear telegrids. and we are natural words u sim who podstrilivaet us his gultsami udilnik zytsu without silently trap refused under tremki fans ambition for their vedas well, at least a cap, good luck, think in your own way in your own way. specify native word. treasure and know. my skin intestines have point

well—being. what do you make of this one? francisng think they should fund it becathe they for anything think they should fund it becathe governmentnything think they should fund it becathe government funds; think they should fund it becathe government funds is that the government funds is complete rubbish. >> so what they'll do is they'll fund it. people will go along to it. this is absolutely it. go, go. this is absolutely terrible. never coming back terrible. i'm never coming back to ever again. and then the to this ever again. and then the whole collapses. you whole thing just collapses. you defeat, story time from the defeat, drag story time from the inside. through funding it to >> yeah. through funding it to death. >> but making the council >> but make making the council do by making governments do it. >> yeah. i mean, it.— >> yeah. i mean, i sort it. >> yeah. i mean, i sort of agree with that. quasi libertarian with that. my quasi libertarian leanings, i kind of think that's right. paul? right. what do you think, paul? >> i d

well—being. what do you make of this one? francisink they should fund it becathe they for anything think they should fund it becathe governmentnything think they should fund it becathe government funds; think they should fund it becathe government funds is that the government funds is complete rubbish. >> so what they'll do is they'll fund it. people will go along to it. this is absolutely it. go, go. this is absolutely terrible. never coming back terrible. i'm never coming back to ever again. and then the to this ever again. and then the whole collapses. you whole thing just collapses. you defeat, story time from the defeat, drag story time from the inside. through funding it to >> yeah. through funding it to death. >> but making the council >> but make making the council do by making governments do it. >> yeah. i mean, it.— >> yeah. i mean, i sort it. >> yeah. i mean, i sort of agree with that. quasi libertarian with that. my quasi libertarian leanings, i kind of think that's right. paul? right. what do you think, paul? >> i don't

it should be uh to the parts uh on this side of the well francis presence. and these air has been the most historically significant that appears. paris is unhappy over the latest us position on the country, and that's according to our french news outlet report, which says, victoria, new lands and state department visit to the african nation, displays french authorities. for a manual ma crohn, the credibility of france, particularly in terms of discourse on democracy, was at stake for the americans, even if they are also concerned about a rapid return to a constitutional order. the priority is the stability of the region. all right, let's cross now to our to contribute our rates on marsden for more details. rachel, what more can you tell us about these reports from france? well, let us get ready to rumble. it's time for another round of western unity fight club . you know where countries are constantly proclaimed to love each other secretly want to scratch each other's eyes out in the back room. this time, the classes between the us and france. the press is b

well done. >> done. francis. you're >> well done. francis. you're a psychic. us, william, what's question? what's your question? >> do you think donald trump will to jail? will go to jail? >> ah, well, so, you know, this mug shot, donald trump, he's back twitter or x, we're back on twitter or x, as we're calling it now. and posted calling it now. and he's posted this shot. see it this mug shot. we can see it right there. it's a very defiant sort of mug shot, isn't it? and it's gone viral. i think it might viral of might be the most viral tweet of all francis, is an all time. francis, this is an odd because this was meant odd one because this was meant to humiliate donald trump, wasn't that the whole wasn't it? that was the whole point. getting wasn't it? that was the whole pointshot, getting wasn't it? that was the whole pointshot, you getting wasn't it? that was the whole pointshot, you know, getting wasn't it? that was the whole pointshot, you know, saying this mug shot, you know, saying this is someone could never be is someone who could never be president.

well done. >> done. francis. you're >> well done. francis. you're a psychic. l us, william, what's question? what's your question? >> do you think donald trump will to jail? will go to jail? >> ah, well, so, you know, this mug shot, donald trump, he's back twitter or x, we're back on twitter or x, as we're calling it now. and posted calling it now. and he's posted this shot. see it this mug shot. we can see it right there. it's a very defiant sort of mug shot, isn't it? and it's gone viral. i think it might viral of might be the most viral tweet of all francis, is an all time. francis, this is an odd because this was meant odd one because this was meant to humiliate donald trump, wasn't that the whole wasn't it? that was the whole point. getting wasn't it? that was the whole pointshot, getting wasn't it? that was the whole pointshot, you getting wasn't it? that was the whole pointshot, you know, getting wasn't it? that was the whole pointshot, you know, saying this mug shot, you know, saying this is someone could never be is someone who could never be president

kind oft wen san franci with chesa boud >> well, i think it's too soon to say. but last week there was a big meeting, public safety meeting with pamela price, where she let us all know she had been meeting with different police departments all around the county. and one thing that has been interesting is that a couple of police agencies have come out. last week, livermore, the police department sort of said, we would like some more stringent policies or more stringent penalties on our robbery cases. there was another case a couple months ago where the sheriff's department said -- they kind of came out saying, we put forward a case to the d.a.'s office multiple times, and they kind of wouldn't pursue it to the extent we want to. so there definitely has been tension. but i do think these relationships are still being built, so it's better not to rush to judgment. but last week's meeting, there was a lot of emotion, and i do think one thing that has been different this year with the robberies, not only have they been in more areas town tha we traditionally might ha

and lisbon of francis trip was also, well, you say that was the headlines. it's witness next of the to how we used to use the some of us, most of the color. i'm the new fi of being something like sort of time to kind of the get go us, you know, mean our hang you at then much research can have, you know, san francisco and then must have really been beheaded blood majority the believe lead. so me corner has been forwarding at the bottom, just kind of hoping you'd be very good. no, very good licks. it's always been very well the fiscal holding for the risk and of hoping the, the risk and what your bills deep been tossing up in time to discuss and misconduct functioning. and then also for me to go with the typical social, someone know stuff, stuff, and most of these detroit i mean look it up a legitimate ssl comes off to talk to tom because shifter's stuck in yourself. i don't mean that. and so coming with and so a lot of apple, oh, i always made that sense. so the den shellman was sick. the question for the oil clinical. and then i know and i'm going to go off.

to you, francie, what do you make of this breaking news coming in? >> well the indictment. i have no real idea what's in it. there's a lot of peculation. but to me, liz, the interesting thing the right now is the timing of it. i can't help but notice that this is the day after devon archer testified to some pretty serious pieces of information and evidence that certainly suggest there's a biden corruption and bribery scandal that should be brewing, and the bigger scandal is the lack of curiosity by doj and fbi into that information. but i can't help wondering, why today? why is it that jack smith is indicting today, less than 24 hours after devon archer testified? it seems a little convenient timing to me. elizabeth: owe, to what francie just with said, katie, trump is saying why didn't they do this two and a half years ago? >> oh, he makes a good point, and i'll be curious to see what additional evidence jack smith has collected in the meantime because these allegations, obviously, were known about very many years ago. and i think a big thing that i've noti

francis fukuyama. >> well, i don't know how you define scientific -- so the least read book of the 10i published one i put out in 1988 or 89 called the great disruption. i took on the argument that religion is necessary for moral order and decline of religion across the west explains the rise of all sorts of dysfunctions, crime, family breakdown and the like and my basic argument i would think might be close to what you might be suggesting is that human beings are intrinsically social creatures and religion, you know, is one method that is used to bind people to certain moral codes and standards, but you don't need religion to do that because the human instincts for conformity to rule is so strong is that it's going to-- that spontaneous social order will reassert itself and you don't need formal religion to do that. if you want empirical demonstrations, europeans are less religious than americans. pollster ask do you go to church or believe in god they say no, but the crime rates are lower than the united states and even in the united states if you want to look at the highest rates o

well, still less degree, yes, well, here is a series of such a virge, wool fagata christie redi-art kiplinger, oscartualt francis scott figerald or fijerka, fijerians henry miller grand. well, i don’t know years of chaos, but chaos, yes, yes, what prompted you to do, we have already heard. it's like a coincidence. well, yes, in a sense, it's an accident. we translated these people. uh, i uh, actually translated some of them. that is, the desire to know more about whose texts you are translating, please, what is not. you know, it's really what you just said is the first thing that comes to mind, but among them among these writers is not necessarily my favorite. you know the factors, i am a very gambler, and i need more details from this place. that is, this what is this this is some kind of attempt of a kind of a kind of attempt to understand the life of a little-known bright fascinating to find in this in this life something something unexpected for oneself and for others and somehow it’s hard to try to write vividly about this life in russian, but to say that i choose the authors whom i translated. so i'm inter

helping for real refugees to cross the border and thus confuse something, it can be so, well, the vatican pope franciscontinues what he called the peaceful offensive, the purpose of which is to contribute to the end of the russian war in ukraine, the pontiff said this in an interview with the spanish catholic publication from anueva for the vatican has already sent its envoy cardinal matteo zuppi to kyiv , moscow and washington, and the next country the envoy will visit will be china, the pontiff says , because according to him, beijing is the same as washington have the ability to ease tension in ukraine but the most important thing is that the pope says something else. what exactly is different, let's listen to the very beginning, the most significant progress that has been achieved concerns the return of ukrainian children to the motherland , we are doing everything that depends on us to reunite ukrainian families, for this i i even plan to appoint a permanent representative who will act as a bridge between the russian and ukrainian authorities, and in new zealand , for the first time in the histor

>> maybe he was trying to be bigger also that. bigger and there's also that. >> mean, >> yeah, well, francis, i've seen game of thrones. this doesn't sound new to me. no, no, no, it doesn't sound. that's it? that's enough. isn't it? >> well, look, the reality is, is is just speculation . we is this is just speculation. we don't actually know if there were warriors the were female warriors in the stone age. >> there is evidence of female warriors our history. warriors in our history. >> there evidence of >> yeah, there is evidence of female warriors in our history. but the but what we do know is that the romans crushed them pretty quickly. so if we did have female they were female warriors, they were rubbish . female warriors, they were rub okay. we go. right. >> okay. there we go. right. thank much. thank you very much. >> let's actually >> well, let's actually appropriately to the appropriately move on to the next story from italy in the telegraph. >> francesco . yeah? can you >> francesco. yeah? can you please explain to me using please explain it to me using a racist italian accent ? raci

>> maybe he was trying to be bigger also that. bigger and there's also that. >> mean, >> yeah, well, francis look, i've seen game of thrones. this doesn't sound new to me. no, no, no, it doesn't sound. that's it? that's enough. isn't it? >> well, look, the reality is, is is just speculation . we is this is just speculation. we don't actually know if there were warriors the were female warriors in the stone age. >> there is evidence of female warriors our history. warriors in our history. >> there evidence of >> yeah, there is evidence of female warriors in our history. but the but what we do know is that the romans crushed them pretty quickly. so if we did have female they were female warriors, they were rubbish . female warriors, they were rub okay. we go. right. >> okay. there we go. right. thank much. thank you very much. >> let's actually >> well, let's actually appropriately to the appropriately move on to the next story from italy in the telegraph. >> francesco . yeah? can you >> francesco. yeah? can you please explain to me using please explain it to me using a racist italian accent ?

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conversation, but very often the occasion is not the best to discuss these issues , well, the holy father, pope francis first, gave us such an opportunity on the one hand we understand that his statements were inappropriate and out of place and provoked an understandable reaction from both ukrainian churches and ukrainian citizens, but i have the feeling that the debate was immediately decided to be seized and distorted by representatives of the perhaps often conspiratorial so-called russian world who speak under various other , so to speak, brand names. very often they do not, so to speak, record their affiliation. and so they started an outright anti-catholic anti-vateka in the campaign , we understand that the key goal is to sow discord in ukraine, in particular, with the help of unkind, unthought-out and strange statements of the holy father, mr. ambassador, the word you touched upon is actually being heard for the first time for a wide audience in this context . i mean a few arguments for this position of yours. papot's opinion was voiced on friday , first, in fact, it was picked up and quoted wit

francis, i'm worried about the u.s.'s exposure. mortgage rates are skyrocketing as well. ow at 7.09%, highest level since april of 2002, francis. we're told by real estate executives that people with walking away from mortgages now because they recognize their monthly payments skyrocketed with the numbers. >> absolutely. if you had an adjustable rate mortgage you are hurting today. this is going to drive the housing market into more unaffordability. which means it's going to keep rents higher and the owner's equivalent rent which is a third of cpi will continue to remain sticky, it has an 18 month lag which means inflation is not coming down, which means the fed will have to remain higher for longer. this is not good. and then the thing is, remember, the mortgage rates are so high but the prices have gone up so much. kneel cavuto likes -- neil cavuto likes to joke his first mortgage with his wife was 13%, it's a miracle they're still married. just joking. that a was on much lower prices and so this is going to price more americans out of the market. we have homeless and i'

francis has arrived in portugal for a 5 day visit to celebrate the 1st well you states since the pandemic, more than a 1000000 people are expected to take pos and the international catholic. gathering ahead of his arrival. thousands of young people attended a special mass in lisbon. donald trump has been indicted on full criminal charges of his efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election. the charge is focused on an alleged conspiracy by the former us president and his allies, to subvert the transfer of power and keep him in office. despite losing to jo by this may not be the 1st time trump has been criminally indicted, but it is the most serious legal threat he has faced so far. he has been charged with conspiracy to defraud the united states and of the attempt to obstruct an official proceeding. the joint session of congress to certify president jo biden's 2020 election victory at the heart. this investigation is the january 6th attack. when thousands of people storms the us capital, i have to try to bridge the capital. the special council jack smith, who filed the

well, in continuation of this hungarian theme, on friday, pope francis received hungarian president katalinova for an audience in st. peter's cathedral . what did the press service of the holy see think? well, when the press service of the holy see wrote that they discussed there, they talked about ukraine , and it is obvious that they exchanged views on how to try to bring peace to ukraine. of the russian private company wagner yevgenia prigozhina lukashenko emphasized that the president of erefia vladimir putin is a prudent and very calm person. next is a quote from lukashenka, so i can't imagine what putin did, what is putin's fault too rude, unprofessional work, if it comes to that, this is the end of the quote, and more, grigoryovych also told journalists that it turns out that he did not give a guarantee of prigozhin's safety when he announced to the wagnerites to move to the territory of belarus, he told prigozhin that this is a guarantee that further, i'm talking about a raft until i take you out i guarantee full safety to your guys who have advanced here in this column . yes, i bel

observing a rather strange situation that simply smells, well, it stinks there, so to speak, with a russian smell, in one word, the pope, the holy father, francis it's not even good in this or that formula in his address to her - i won't say that to the official well, but his zoom conference , so to speak, was frankly a failure, but we can see with what fury they have now begun to wet the pope , in particular, and in ukraine, as if it were being said in order to remind the holy father, so to speak, well, the key story here is , so to speak, what consequences this can lead to, because we understand that, well , the story has switched from the fact that we need to urgently adopt certain bills devoted to the uoc mp or rpc in ukraine, and now all forces have switched to the holy father francis, criticism of the vatican, and in general , do you remember the soviet writer yaroslav galanta, who was cut down by ukrainian patriots, well, with such a description of him, from which you also understand a certain part of the criticism so to speak, in unison with him, i spit on the pope, but you don’t have the feeling that russia will use the pope’s similar

well really, while you were talking and it was shaking his head in disagreement and francis certainly was nothing in agree with. let's go back to either this as to why you were shaking your head in disagreement. well, i love this idea that somehow use a good type education, social welfare in a country which has 10 point one percent of the poverty already. if people get drugs that people going as a streets, you have a economy which is pushing a lot of people to treat default on their homes. meanwhile, the unlimited spending is going to the military and largest military budget ever. the military was exempted from any kind of decrease. so, you know, there's this idea that the us is, you know, somehow doing, uh, the right thing here is kind of ridiculous. the us has pursued a path of financial irresponsibility. i'm not saying that from beijing's point of view, how else can you explain it? we've exceeded our g d p in terms of our national debt. we're 2nd in the world behind a japan which is around $240.00 to $50.00. depending on which day you're measuring it, that's times 250 to 40 percent

recession, and this people have to figure out how to survive the relationship with francis that's the initial but doesn't think well the tax to, to, to the governmental front up to the tune of 500000000000 usd, that is not small money cuz we didn't, but people looked at from 14 of the porters nations getting the region couple and happens to be a to be a big deal to come to you. and i think that one has mentioned a book there that wilton month that needs to buy an oil, etc. and so that definitely paying a lot out and get that people as being hungry at some point. could you please send individual and push us citizen to the was eventually they're going to be need chuck reactions. and part of the reason why the front is losing influencing the reason is because all those countries are beginning to ask, why do we have? well, why do we have resources and we have to pay so much outside that of course, explain why that military coups but apart from having really kind of push this resistance closer to the voice of, of friends, asking them about anything when i picked picking up a little i got them this situation and, and you

well. by the way, what does pope francis think about this ?le more than the ukrainian defense forces. and how to understand this nuclear threat in principle? well, in principle, mr. general yevhen zhukov explained a little earlier about what they received and will receive. well, but should we treat these threats seriously? you know er, to understand this, you should also watch solovyov’s show these days, it also causes the biggest explosion of hysteria, and how he plays a psycho, you know what? they are seriously worried and he even somehow says something so openly there and you look and believe that he really cares about the israeli investor arkashka volosh mradte konchenaya and now it is proven that not all of us were born in kazakhstan in kazakhstan and now you no russian oligarch puppy but an israeli investor who recruited air and was silent for more than 70 weeks, i was silent there as i condemned this country, not your family, but this country. for 70 weeks, you were afraid of the authorities. you are cold and cold. and now you have fina

. >>> well, right now, pope francis is celebrating holy mass for world youth day in lisbon, portugal. the pontiff is wrapping up a five-day visit there. more than a million of the catholic faithful greeted him during this trip. the 86-year-old kept up a pretty busy schedule. later today, he'll be meeting with world youth day volunteers before he attends a farewell ceremony at the airport. pope francis will then head back to rome aboard the papal plane, which is often dubbed shepherd one. >>> today is the deadline niger's coup leaders were given to reinstate the country's ousted president. a block of west african nations set that deadline and drafted a plan for potential military intervention if that demand was not met. france says it firmly supports the group's effort, while nigeria is rejecting the notion of any military action. madowo . if the coup leaders don't adhere to that ultimatum set by the neighboring countries, what could happen? >> the coup leaders are unlikely to step down and reinstate president bazoum, which means that they should go ahead and military intervene like yo

and if it were , well, by the way, what does pope francis think about this ?ow does he like such a legacy of the russian empire? how does he like this readiness to kill within a radius of 100 km of all the inhabitants of the surrounding villages and, in the end, their own russian troops, which gathered there a little more than the ukrainian defense forces. and how to understand this nuclear hysteria in principle? well, in principle, mr. general yevhen zhukov explained a little earlier about what they received and will receive. before that, seriously, about these threats , you know, er, to understand this, you should also watch solovyov’s show these days , which also causes the biggest explosion of hysteria, and how he plays a psycho, you know what, and why , if he is clearly playing with a nucleus he clearly freaks out, there are things that seriously worry him, and he even says something so openly there, and you look and believe that he really cares, an israeli investor , arkashka volosh, мрадте коченая И тепер прочевывается не весы we were born in kazakhstan

well, just look at her. miss elizabeth francis was born in 1909.iam taft was president. 90% of the babies were born at home and women could not vote. she has never had a cigarette in her life and she does not drink. >> do you smoke? >> never have. >> do you drink? >> no man. >> what do you eat? >> anything. reggie: she is 114 years old. congratulations to her. kumasi: up next is seven things you need to know today. reggie: you can watch on our newscast through the connected tv app. download now you can streaming. kumasi: we are taking a live look outside this morning. we will be right back. rsv can be a dangerous virus... [sneeze] ...for those 60 and older. it's not just a cold. and if you're 60 or older... ...you may be at increased risk of hospitalization... [coughing] ...from this highly... ...contagious virus. not all dangers come with warning labels. talk to your pharmacist or doctor... ...about getting vaccinated against rsv today. kumasi: 96 are now confirmed dead. many more people are still missing. hawaii's governor issued a proclamation o

well, yes, please. of course, this is not the 1st thing francis doing. the practices in algeria in the past, in rolanda are all now available in records around the world. africans know this very well is completely stopped the shipment of gold and uranium. it's the reward for the oppression inflict on these countries. we're just trying to maintain our positive relations. once frances largest supplier of uranium ne here has banned the exports to paris. you. country now faces the threat of power shortages and energy disruptions. here has also banned to french data and media outlets in the country. france 24 and radio france, your opinion says it considers a new year's government ban unacceptable. calling it a violation of free speech. the you considers unacceptable. the suspension of radio, friends, international and friends 24 in the share. this measure is a serious violation of the right information and freedom of expression. the strongly condemns these violations of fundamental freedoms. yeah, there strongly in condemning asia, you think maybe actually gi

i was asked at the time of her death what my thoughts were a by a reporter and i said, well, it was said of francis assisi that he was the most christlike since christ. and i said, i think mother teresa, the most mary like person since mary, that she was virgin and mother to, a world that needed a mother her compassion, her love, tenderness. you, i think, to really appreciate my mother, you have to place her in a historical context because it's because she left her home at age 18, said goodbye to her mother at a train station she never saw her mother again went off to the loreto. first by train, then by ship, and arrives in january 1929. a couple of years of formation, takes her vows and then is teaching at the loreto compound in a walled area for the some of the privileged kids, calcutta, and then some of the poor bengali kids that were at the school and she was for 15 years history and geography other and of course india then becomes. involved in world war two. in 1939, the viceroy declares war on india's behalf without consulting the indians. this led to much gandhi and others oppose this. gandh

francis. he'll be attending the well to use day events in lisbon protest as want to fault the government to base wages unimproved by working conditions. so sonya kind of get reports as the pope arrives in portugal to kick starch, well, use day a week, long series of events. he's also accompanied by a wave of controversy 1st as the cost of hosting the event around a $175000000.00. about to can did say it would contribute to at least half of that costs. but many here i'm good at how this is being held during a cost of living crisis in portugal, public sector workers in teaching health care. even police offices have coal strikes to call attention to what they say about low salaries, as well as spiraling installation, which has affected housing many here which say they cannot afford. then there was also the issue of the sexual abuse scandal within the church. never far away. now, a portuguese commission did say a less than 6 months ago that it just found that move in full $1800.00 minus had been abused by clerics within the church over 70 year periods. the patriarch of lisbon has said that he was fu