liturgy in the byzantine rite for members of slovakia's greek orthodox church.se that wore the crucifix that they must understand its central message of love and tolerance. translation: crucifixes are found all around us. | 0n necks, in homes, in cars, in pockets. let us not reduce the cross to an object of devotion, much less to a political symbol, to a sign of political and social status. slovakia's own flag bears that cross — although his message may have been aimed more at the far—right people's party, which says it's defending christian values against muslim migrants, and also the roma, which it vilifies as "parasites". the pope's visit will end on wednesday with an outdoor mass at slovakia's holiest shrine on one of the country's holiest christian holidays. rob cameron, bbc news, bratislava. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. haiti's prime minister, ariel henry, has sacked the prosecutor who has sought to charge him in connection with the murder of presidentjovenal moise. the president was killed at his private residence in a suburb

. for thejewish community in slovakia.t because of major symbolic and ecumenical reasons for stopping the meeting was a big surprise for us because thejewish community here and slovakia is one of the smallest in europe. pope francis spoke days after slovakia's government for the first time condemned thejewish code, adopted on september the ninth 19111. that stripped dues of the human and civil rights, preventing their access to education and certain professions. a statement agreed by edward hagar�*s cabinet said that: but slovakia's depleted jewish community is now only a couple of thousand people. decades after exhibiting one of the toughest anti—jewish laws in europe, a continent, according to the pope, in which the threat of anti—semitism is still lurking. i was just about to introduce you to tropical storm nicholas approaching texas but in the last few minutes it has been upgraded to a hurricane. it is approaching texas and louisiana, expected to hit the region with an intense storm surge but also rains that could caus

and nowhere in slovakia is more marginalised than here at the lunik ix housing estate.h no heat or electricity. for some, the pope's very presence here today was a message of hope. translation: it will help us. perhaps the fact he's here will help us, because people will perceive us differently, as many people arejudging us. not everybody is the same. slovakia is a patchwork of denominations — and, before arriving in lunik, pope francis presided over a divine liturgy in the byzantine rite for members of slovakia's greek orthodox church. but even here, in this holiest of ceremonies, the pope was unafraid to mince his words, warning those that wore the crucifix that they must understand its central message of love and tolerance. translation: crucifixes are found all around us. 0n necks, in homes, in cars, in pockets. let us not reduce the cross to an object of devotion, much less to a political symbol, to a sign of religious and social status. slovakia's own flag bears that cross — although his message may have been aimed more at the far—right people's party, which says i

divine liturgy in the byzantine rite for members of slovakia's greek orthodox church.usands of worshippers attended. but even here, in this holiest of ceremonies, the pope was unafraid to mince his words, warning those that wore the crucifix that they must understand its central message of love and tolerance. and he had a subtle message as well for politicians to mix fervent nationalism with christian transit poll. —— christian transit poll. —— christian symbolism. translation: crucifixes are found all around us. 0n necks, in homes, in cars, in pockets. let us not reduce the cross to an object of devotion, much less to a political symbol, to a sign of religious and social status. slovakia's own flag bears that cross although his message may have been aimed more at the far—right people's party, which says it's defending christian values against muslim migrants, and also the roma, which it vilifies as "parasites". hungary's victor auburn has also —— 0rban. has also done that. the pope's visit will end on wednesday with an outdoor mass at slovakia's holiest shrine on one

and nowhere in slovakia is more marginalised than here at the lunik ix housing estate.ll live in squalid apartments, several with no heat or electricity. for some, the pope's very presence here today was a message of hope. translation: it will help us. perhaps the fact he's here will help us, because people will perceive us differently, as many people arejudging us. not everybody is the same. slovakia is a patchwork of denominations — and, before arriving in lunik, pope francis presided over a divine liturgy in the byzantine rite for members of slovakia's greek orthodox church. but even here, in this holiest of ceremonies, the pope was unafraid to mince his words, warning those that wore the crucifix that they must understand its central message of love and tolerance. translation: crucifixes are found all around us. on necks, in homes, in cars, in pockets. let us not reduce the cross to an object of devotion, much less to a political symbol, to a sign of religious and social status. slovakia's own flag bears that cross — although his message may have been aimed more at

translation: the pope's visit is very important - for the jewish community in slovakia. but because of major symbolic and ecumenical reasons. the meeting was a big surprise for us because the jewish community here in slovakia is one of the smallest in europe. the pope spoke days after slovakia's government, for the first time, condemned thejewish code, adopted on september the ninth i9ai. that stripped jews of the human and civil rights, preventing their access to education and certain professions. a statement agreed by edward hager�*s cabinet said that: applause. slovakia'sjewish community is now only a couple of thousand people. decades after exhibiting one of the toughest anti—jewish laws in europe, a continent, according to the pope, in which the threat of anti—semitism is still lurking. richard forrest, bbc news. it's thousands of years old and one of the world's most famous prehistoric monuments. the question is, how do you keep stonehenge standing? well, after assessing the stones, english heritage has launched a major conservation project to keep the site safe fo

was speaking, as i said, to the hungarian prime minister, viktor 0rban, but this was his visit in slovakiat, where he had arrived following that trip to hungary and the plan, his plan was to visit the capital, bratislava, and to end his trip at the basilica of the lady of our sorrows and that is of course the main pilgrimage site in the country of slovakia, which is predominantly catholic, so some images there the pope's visit. 0ur central europe correspondent, nick thorpe, is in budapest. ahead of this visit, both sides — the vatican and the hungarian government — were keen to smooth over any differences. the vatican stressed that this is, above all, a spiritual visit for the pope to celebrate mass in heroes' square in hungary for tens of thousands of christians, especially catholics from around the world, the closing event, the climax of a week of the eucharistic congress, only held every four years. from the hungarian government's side, the government has been keen to stress it is a great honour to have the pope in hungary, even for such a short visit, but of course behind the scenes, t

it is the first papal visit to slovakia since 2003. form of blasphemy is to exploit for our own purposes. refusing to respect and love others. here, reflecting on the history of the jewish people, marked by this tragic affront to the most high, we admit with shame, how often his ineffable name has been used for unspeakable acts of inhumanity. how many oppressors have said, god is with us? yet it was they who were not with god. for a year and half now, the coronavirus has caused massive disruption, chaos, pain and suffering across the globe. however, in coming to live with it, there have also been some unexpected positive effects, with people rediscovering the joy of travelling in their own countries. in china, this has led to an explosion in — wait for it — surfing! china correspondent stephen mcdonell reports from hainan island. people have been surfing on hainan for years, but it was pretty niche. now, there's been this big influx of people coming to the island to learn a new sport, and who to thank for all this? the coronavirus. bec

it is the first papal visit to slovakia since 2003.haos, pain and suffering across the globe. as we've been reporting for you every single day. however, in coming to live with it, there have also been some unexpected positive effects, with people rediscovering the joy of travelling in their own countries. in china, this has led to an explosion in — wait for it — surfing! china correspondent stephen mcdonell reports from hainan island. people have been surfing on hainan for years, but it was pretty niche. now, there's been this big influx of people coming to the island to learn a new sport, and who to thank for all this? the coronavirus. because of the pandemic, overseas holidays are impossible for most here, leading to a boom in domestic tourism. new businesses have been popping up along the coast to accommodate the subsequent surfing craze. cece was on china's national women's surfing team. she and a few friends now run the school with six coaches. this is one of many. in other parts of the world, people who've become really good at s

this is his second day in slovakia after making a brief stop in hung fwaary. we'll leave you with that as we go to break. ♪ ♪ baaam. internet that doesn't miss a beat. that's cute, but my internet streams to my ride. adorable, but does yours block malware? nope. -it crushes it. pshh, mine's so fast, no one can catch me. big whoop! mine gives me a 4k streaming box. -for free! that's because you all have the same internet. xfinity xfi. so powerful, it keeps one-upping itself. can your internet do that? >>> welcome back to the program. amazon is hiking the starting salary at $18 an hour in an effort to hire 125,000 new warehouse and transport staff. the move signals how amazon and other employers state side are trying to attract workers in a tight market warehouse workers in alberta, canada, are looking for a union election amazon ceo spoke to cnbc he said the company is being rushed to move jassy weighed in on aunt trust concerns amazon does not have a monopolies stick advantage >> each of these companies, each of these businesses are very different from one ano

spain, greece, slovakia, romania, cyprus.hat serbia wants is negotiations but i have no idea what this government, and i disagree with this, but it is unclear how they would see a compromise in the way of kosovo without recognizing the independence. >> what is christina thinking -- pristina thinking? is this just kosovo asserting independence? >> i would agree with my predecessor that what has turned into one of the most serious conflicts in years in the framework of this dispute over a minor issue. it is about a previous agreement struck in the context of the political dialogue between the countries in 2012 and it covers an issue of a provisional transitional agreement that was started in 2000 11 and extended in 2016 and expired this april. this is a minor issue. on the other hand, we are seeing a third party government. beginning of this year, much more assertive towards the west and not being as flexible towards the west as a previous government but this minor issue was left open to review and maybe they can extend it so t

pope francis is beginning a three—day trip to slovakia, with a brief stopover in hungary on the way. minister viktor orban. he also met with hungary's christian and jewish leaders where he warned about the "the threat of anti—semitism" in europe and beyond. let's bring you some live pictures from budapest, where the pope is presiding over a mass attended by tens of thousands of people. singing. our central europe correspondent nick thorpe is in budapest. ahead of this visit, both sides, the vatican and the hungarian government, were keen to smooth over any differences. the vatican stressed that this is above all a spiritual visit for the pope to celebrate mass in heroes square in hungary for tens of thousands of christians, especially catholics from around the world, the closing event, the climax of a week of the eucharistic congress, only held every four years. from the hungarian government's side, they have been keen to stress it is a great honour to have the pope in hungary even for such a short visit. but of course behind the scenes, there are huge differences between the two men

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so 1st of all, spain, greece, slovakia, romania, cypress. so you are neither here nor there was certainly a wants negotiations implement, but i have no idea what this particular government that i do not support. and i, i strongly disagree with these policies. i, it's unclear to me how they see a compromise in, in the case of possible declare, independence. i don't see the, i've never seen a real proposal from beggars called the result. but whether in berlin, what is pristina thinking right now is it, as i guessed in belgrade, says a mixture of domestic issues, elections, and talking tough. and the fact that that hasn't been agreement in 5 years, or is this simply kosovo? now asserting some independence? well, i would agree with my predecessor, the what turned into them one of the most serious clashes and conflict dispute in years between cost one sir bell, over in the framer of this, this long lasting status dispute, serbia, disputing the status. so as an independent fate of called the replica of causal is really has been a minor issue. this

poland, slovakia, bulgaria, romania, czech republic, hungary, all of these countries have expressed deeprgets, not all, but some of the targets the european commission is setting. in this context, how, with cop26 coming up before the end of the year, how can you tell me that the eu is showing real leadership? the eu is showing leadership in terms of the ambition of the goals, in terms of the instruments that are being put in place to support those goals. and also the concern that this is not only a technological transition, but also a fair transition. we need to bring citizens together with us in this transition, which changes many parts of our growth model. i think there is a strong determination on the side of the european institutions. spain is fully committed and very supportive of this ambition. we definitely have to get there because future generations are not going to be understanding that we do not do the right things in the coming decades to leave them a better world. let me ask you about the dynamics of politics in spain. you still have, it seems, a real problem with catalonia.

central parts of italy as while the eastern shores of the atria see and then some cells through hungry slovakia, poland and ukraine. big thunderstorms on top for friday. the weather through the northeast black sea region in turkey, pushing into georgia, but otherwise smooth sailing. athens has a high of 33 on friday, but we'll crank that up to 37 crease on saturday, with an abundance of sunshine. also sunshine for iberia, save for northern parts of portugal and the northwest of spain, where we do have somewhat weather pulling in north western europe. a run of rain for the republic of ireland and the united kingdom. not everyone will see if it's still the threat of it. cloud cover for central parts of europe and look at minced only 10 degrees on friday, off to western africa. and our storms, not falling at the same intensity that they have been over the last few days. average on has a high of 26 season. the weather, sponsored by cattle airways, boated world's best airline of 2021 on era online be part of the debate or pacific people. the ocean is our identity and the source of well being. we are

so, but that have proven its efficacy like in the hungry slovakia have registered our vaccines and that same example for other nations in the u. of nature. views that usually go fast for visas for our delegates to go some of them if you just, if somebody's is where he should know, just based on the safety hygiene rule that again, there were some delays that's been phillip sized for some of the officials have not received the visas, including some of the n p which, which have lien that you're supposed to be put on the delegation list for you. and we will definitely demand that the secretariat you do will have to do that by the mystic. they have to meet all of the arrangements that are set forth between the stuff un and the u. s, which she says, the countries host with the host country. they have been multiple violations growth breaches in the use arrangements at the young diploma. and again, mister the us, sir, who depos a voice diplomatic property from russia, that's a breach. and that was a statement from the un was that that shows that it is wrong. the un secretary was supposed to sta

the head of the roman catholic church was speaking during a shortstop in budapest, on his way to slovakia. he led a mast and hero square and also met president victor. all the pipes remarks was seen as availed criticism of the hungarian, the hungarian governance, anti immigrant policies. now in the west bank, the government says seasonal summer water shortages have turned into an unprecedented crisis. stretching from ramallah to rural areas, the palestinian authority says these rarely occupation is to blame for those tops running dry national game or for ensuring customers drive away with that brand new car look would be impossible without water this summer. during the pandemic, the use of water has increased 15 percent in the occupied was bank and created what the palestinian water authority says is its worst crisis ever. and met up if only if the water keeps cutting off, interrupt some work and cost us money. palestinians are being forced to buy water from israel at a price $3.00 times higher than what they typically pay according to the palestinian water authority. director general adu

which have repeatedly shown to proven to be affected the applicable to the v e u countries hungry slovakia. for example, have already registered our vaccines, and this is an example for other members of the european union and north atlantic alliance. turning to visa for delegation. yes. with this visas were issued, not just taking into account the epidemiological considerations, but also with a well known political delays. this is something which was obvious. we saw this number of our staff have not yet been granted. visas including state duma, deputies in who are part of the delegation. and of course, we will see to it that the leadership of the us a good terry it and sure that their obligations be complied with to ensure that all agreements be complied with. that, that have been set out in the agreement between the united nations and the host state district. that is the united states of america. there are many problems i have a mouse egregious violations of this agreement, egregious violation of the obligation of the host, a state of the un headquarters, including the above mentioned rem

pope francis has left hungary for slovakia, after celebrating mass in budapest.s a criticism of hungarian prime minister viktor 0rban. nick thorpe sent this report. tens of thousands of the faithful gathered in hero square in budapest in the sweltering heat to celebrate mass with pope francis. his short visit to hungary was a masterpiece of diplomacy with something for everyone. prime minister victor alban — who has launched a crusade against liberalism and refugees — got a photo opportunity with the liberal minded pope. liberals in the country who hoped to end mr alban�*s 11 year rule next spring were rewarded with a sermon which praised universal rather than national values. translation: the cross planted in the ground not only invites - us to be well rooted, it also raises and extends its arms towards everyone. the cross urges us to keep our roots firm but without defensiveness. to draw from the wellsprings, opening ourselves to the thirst of men and women of our time. in his audience with hungarian bishops and leaders and thejewish community, the pope warned

the head of the roman catholic church was speaking during a short stuff in budapest, on his way to slovakia, he led a mass and hero square, attended by tens of thousands of people and also met, present victor or bon. his remarks were seen as a veiled critique of the hungarian governments, anti immigrant policies when easter to zoomed on to the market, they were hailed as a breakthrough and the drive towards the green transport. then a common sight worldwide, and also a multi $1000000.00 business. but as poor reese discovered their popularity is also come with problems and noise capital, there's a game you can play and load. see how many seconds it takes before you see an e scooter? they're everywhere on the pavements, on the tram lines. almost sitting at your table in the cafe, the norwegian capital has the most e scooters per person in the world. you can get from point a to point be really quick, their cheap because shared wish ahead you can pick them up, ride anywhere, and leave them anywhere. it's great scooters. i meant to reduce call trips in cities worldwide. in those low it seems to

closing event of the eucharistic congress in budapest, and the pope then, after this, on his way to slovakia in an international competition to develop a robot that does the shopping in supermarkets. it might sound easy, but identifying different objects by sight and picking them up neatly is a significant challenge in robotics. here's our science correspondent, richard westcott. in a nervous corner of an aircraft hangar in bedfordshire, a team is competing in a three—day global competition, to programme a robot to identify and then move some shopping. not as easy as you might think. it is all a bit tense because they are actually doing the competition run now. it is being watched in italy. keeping an eye on us via live video link are judges and other competing teams at the main event in bologna. and we have the overview here, but we have already the robot where we have already the robot standing and looking into the container. 13 international teams are competing in this competition. six of them remotely, including cranfield. gilbert, that was very expertly done, but the reality is a child

katie prescott, bbc news pope francis is beginning a three—day trip to slovakia, with a brief stopover,000 people have registered to attend the service. but first he's meeting with prime minister viktor orban. our central europe correspondent, nick thorpe is following events from budapest. the pulp from the very start of his pgpgcy the pulp from the very start of his papacy has repeatedly stressed how people should welcome refugees are migrants to their homes whilst viktor orban has set himself up as a defender of europe from what he is sometimes described as muslim invaders saw very different view of migration and refugees from the pulp and at the prime minister of hungary on the other. and at the prime minister of hungary on the other-— on the other. quite a few supporters of viktor orban _ on the other. quite a few supporters of viktor orban are _ on the other. quite a few supporters of viktor orban are at _ on the other. quite a few supporters of viktor orban are at odds - on the other. quite a few supporters of viktor orban are at odds with - on the other. quite a few supporters o

the dictator of romania and in 1989 are revolutions going on in poland and hungary and romania and slovakia he was in the square tell ing what he had done for them. all of a sudden one woman yells liar. then ten people, then 100 people, then 1,000 people and then 100,000 people are yelling liar and all of a sudden he realizes that he better get out of there because something's gone wrong. instead of delivering him to freedom, the young military officer delivers him to the revolution and he and his wife are executed. the ceausescu movement is when fear breaks down. either an old lady yells liar or a soldier turns his gun away from the crowd, refuses to fire, or a tank turns away from the crowd and then all that's left between the dictator and his people is anger and that's what you got in the arab spring now and that's why authoritarianism is not stable. >> what do you think about leading from behind at these multilateral coalitions and -- >> i don't mind multilateral coalitions. i'm sorry, leading from behind is an oxymoron. it is. you don't lead from behind. >> agree. >> i actually think s

closing event of the eucharistic congress in budapest, and the pope then after this on his way to slovakiag plans for a vaccine passports for those visiting nightclubs or large events in england. michael kill is chief executive of the night time industries association, and joins us now. what is your reaction? it is welcome- _ what is your reaction? it is welcome. as _ what is your reaction? it is welcome. as you - what is your reaction? it is welcome. as you can - what is your reaction? it 3 welcome. as you can appreciate, this has been a huge concern for our industry for many weeks now since the announcement on the 19th that this was a potential. we have been working very hard lobbying behind the scenes, working alongside other trade bodies. our members and to ensure that the government understands whether charges are with this, and we are strongly pleased they have decided to drop this, we can now focus on the future and we work towards building confidence with our workforce and our customers again, and reinforcing those communications, keeping people safe, as you could appreciate, becau

pope francis is beginning a three—day trip to slovakia, with a brief stopover in hungary on the way. minister viktor orban. he also met with hungary's christian and jewish leaders where he warned about the "the threat of anti—semitism" in europe and beyond. let's bring you some live pictures from budapest where the mass hosted by the pope is about to start. our central europe correspondent, nick thorpe explained how the pope and mr orban could have some very different views. the pope from the very start of his papacy has repeatedly stressed how people should welcome refugees are migrants to their homes whilst viktor orban has set himself up as a defender of europe from what he is sometimes described as muslim invaders saw very different view of migration and refugees from the pope and at the prime minister of hungary on the other. quite a few supporters of viktor orban are at odds with the pope on that issue back to budapest as a city seems to be rolling out a warm welcome for the pope. in budapest we have a liberal mayor, gergely karacsony who has gone out of his way with the city c

. >>> ire looking at images from slovakia where pope francis is leading mass in the eastern part of theountry, he is there on a m mull multiday tour. he also took part in a memorial for the more than 100,000 slovak jews killed in the holocaust. pope francis is scheduled to meet with measures of the community and followed by an address to young people. >>> u.s. president biden is calling the devastating wildfires in the western part of the country a blinking code red on the impact of climate change. the remarks came as he toured some of the hardest hit areas in california and idaho. josh campbell is in sacramento with more. >> reporter: president biden visiting the western united states on monday spotlighting an issue that has continued to playing so many parts of the country out west and that is wildfires. he began his day in the state of idaho meeting with officials at the national interagency fire center getting an update on what authorities are doing to battle so many of these blazes. he also came here to sacramento getting an aerial assessment of the so-called caldor fire. officials

. >>> and these are live pictures of pope francis as he visits slovakia now.resident a short time ago. he's ao scdulet with civil and religious leaders today. francis made a visit on sunday. the pope is on his first foreign tour since his colon cancer or his colon surge in july, i should say. >>> prince andrew has been served with legal papers in a civil case filed by one of jeffrey epstein's accusers who says the prince sexually abused her. one of prince charles' charities is reportedly under investigation. according to britain's "sunday times" a scottish regulator said a russian banker tried to donate a six-figure sum to the prince's foundation and royal correspondent max foster joining us now. good to see you, max. what is the latest on these two royal scandals? >> reporter: well, the allegations around the donation scandal in the "sunday times." and the latest one witthe russian businessman giving a certain sum. that's disputed by the two sides here. they later returned when they realized the donor here had been connected to money laundering. that convicti

he'll stay in budapest for several hours before going on to slovakia for four days. is seen by some as a slap in the face of prime minister victor orban. pope francis has been calling on countries to open their doors to migrants. so you're watching cnn. minecraft, fortnite, grand theft auto, some of the most popular online video games played by millions of you across the world. but some people are concerned that it's not all fun and games. >> it's a common concern among gamers and parents the world over. can video games be addictive? and dayquil severe convenience pack. vicks super c is a daily supplement to help energize and replenish your body with vitamin c and b vitamins. dayquil severe is a max strength medicine for cold and flu relief. someone is feeling better. get your shoes. alright! try the new vicks convenience pack. look, i gotta say something. 'said it before and i'll say it again. if i thought a reverse mortgage was just some kind of trick to take your home, i wouldn't even be here. it's just a loan, like any other, with one big difference- and that dif

he'll stay in budapest for several hours before going to slovakia for four days.f prime minister victor obsean. pope francis has been calling on some countries to open their doors to immigrants. he'll hold a large mass in budapest. i'm robyn curnow. thank you so much for joining me this hour. i'll be back with another. so you can join me then after the break. ♪ (excited laughter) ahhh! ohhhh! (fridge closing) (crowd noises) (cheering) (laughter) ♪ ♪ ♪ lisa here, has had many jobs. she's worked in retail during the holidays. as a barista during rush hour. and a nanny to a couple of rambunctious kids. now, all that experience has led her to a job that feels like home. with home instead, you too can become a caregiver to older adults, with a career that makes a difference. ♪ apply today. ♪ that's a nice truck. yeah, it's the chevy silverado. check out this multi-flex tailgate. multi-flex, huh? wow. it becomes a step. mom, dad's flexing again. that's not all. you can extend the bed for longer stuff. is he still... still flexing. that's right! and, it becomes a workspa

closing event of the eucharistic congress in budapest, and the pope then after this on his way to slovakia uk fails to reach net zero carbon emissions as quickly as other countries. ministers have pledged to cut carbon emissions by almost 80% by 2035. but the tuc fears that many roles could be moved elsewhere unless britain starts investing more heavily in green infrastructure. our business correspondent katie prescott reports. making steel is a dirty business. and in 30 years' time, this has to change. but what will it mean for heavy industrialjobs like these, in blast furnaces in south wales? workers fear they could be laid off unless businesses get more support to make them greener ahead of the uk's legally—binding commitment to stop adding to climate change. as this year's trade union congress gets under way in london, protecting these jobs is a major talking point. unions say they want to see a plan in place from the government to help companies adapt to the green future. we are focusing on heavy carbon industries like the steel industry, for example, where we know there are new low—c

interesting, we have some headlines crossing that the governor of the central bank of souvlaki a -- of slovakia was saying that if you end the emergency purchase pandemic program, some of the flex ability that you saw in that will go to the traditional asset purchase program. so interesting that that may not be a done deal. let's take you to this testimony. we have janet yellen opening with her remarks to the senate banking committee. sec. yellen: while our economy continues to expand and capture a substantial share of the jobs lost during 2020, significant challenges from the delta variant continue to suppress the speed of the recovery and present substantial barriers to a vibrant economy. still, i remain optimistic about the medium-term trajectory of our economy, and i expect we will return to full employment x your. a rebound like this was never a foregone conclusion. in fact, the american recovery is stronger than those of other wealthy nations. one key factor for over performance is the policy choices that congress has made over the past 18 months. those choices include the passage of the