. >> they suggest that the group should go into the rosary it was a 64 day novena for the lady of pompeii >> that was 54 days long, they thought it was appalling with reopening the church. one of the ladies belonging to this went to the website catholic to the mac.com. they donated it to the church to get attention to the churches call. people have been shopping stopping and taking a selfie and donations have been pouring in. these have been popping up in places like philadelphia where the port but it's expected to visit. >> what are they asking in terms of donation for these pictures. >> they're not really asking for monetary donations. what what they want is exactly is to bring attention to the church and to the cause here. they want answers. they want to know why it has been shot. the only reason they been giving is that they are emerging churches in new york for efficiency. >> i want to know how many christmas cards are going to have this selfie with the pope on it. >> that is a idea. >> you're being realistic because most people won't be side-by-side with the pope. they just opened a

president obama getting its approval it seems for the iranian nuclear deal. .7%.own by pompeii and was in the dollar gained a little bit against the rest of the currency. one dollar buying you for swedish currency. the number coming out of sweden later today. no change is expected for the europe is a little bit lower. i want to focus on some of the giving aboutngenta $2 billion back to shareholders will stop barclays sales is portuguese assets. jonathan: fantastic work. we are up by 1.2%. also up this morning. early moves for the markets here is what is coming up. -- will be talking with the ecb decisions. one of our guests sits a 40% shot at china flexes and markets take a breather. the political story takes his and stage. don't miss our interview. that is in less than 30 minutes. the top story is the ecb in frankfurt. the question everyone will be asking, will mario draghi reach for a statement? investors will be listening closely to any statement from him. hans nichols joins us from berlin. say, will he be speaking a lot of mandarin? hans: we was see has get his mandarin and greek i

socialist press, even though were talking about americanizing it, published articles not only about pompeii and other radicals, but about aristotle, about plato. education of workers is a general education. since we are on tv, i won't even comment on the notion floating around in our political discourse that people don't really need to go to college and learn anything. socialists believe we did need to learn. even ordinary workers have a right to learn. high culture. they believed in high culture, not popular culture. culture, to them, was high culture. we are getting now to the point where my own family history begins to intersect with the rest of history. i once asked my mother, who grew up in this world of new york city socialism about the yiddish theater. she came from a socialist family in russia. they didn't even go to the yiddish theater as a kid. "no, we went to see shakespeare. we don't want to go to the yiddish theater." shakespeare was actually done in yiddish in some of those theaters. but the notion of high culture, that this is part of what people are entitled to. it can be ra