st. peter's. his holiness the pope was about to speak. pope pius had this to say. thanks be to god. we have been spared the horrors of war. language]ng foreign [cheers and applause] >> back in the english channel, great convoys of troops theinued to move toward beaches of normandy. beachhead had already expended to 50 miles. it put forward of the equipment of a highly mechanized army. pinpoint shooting put numbers of nazi tanks out of action. cover for theded forces below. the allied troops are received as long-awaited friends. less than a week after the initial landings we had taken 10,000 prisoners. there is much fighting ahead. the germans are facing a three-front war. the mountains of italy, and on the beaches of this marvelous piece of military history. among those witnessing the beachhead operation was the supreme allied commander. here he meets with general ramsey and general montgomery. handupreme commander is on to learn how the offensive is going. the meeting of the leader symbolizes the unity of the forces they represent. leader returns to the task at hand. ♪ >> president

st. peter's.is holiness the pope was about to speak, and nearly half a million packed the historic square. pope pius had this to say, thanks be to god. rome has been spared the horrors of war. we should show our gratitude by good works and charity and cease from hatred and rancor. [speaking italian] [cheers] >> back in the english channel, great convoys of troops and reinforcements continue to move toward the beaches of normandy. the beach head already had expanded to 50 miles, and they put ashore the complete equipment of a highly mechanized army. pinpoint shooting put numbers of nazi tanks out of action. and in the skies, bombers and fighters maintained cover for the ground forces below. [explosions] the allied troops are received as long-awaited friends. peasants show them the way, warn them where to expect mines and give all possible help. the allies have found firm resistance and are prepared for even stronger contests. less than a week after the initial landings, we had taken 10,000 prisoner

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we're going to st peter's. burgher national economic forum and the topic of our panel is are we witnessing a paradigm shift in the global economic order the answer of course is yes it's a matter of degree. good food descriptions sound out the even for the owners so how to choose just pet food industry is telling us what to feed our pets really more based on what they want to sell us then what's necessarily good for the patent turns out may not be the best people believe we have animals that have you know diabetes in arthritis they have auto immune disorders allergies we are actually creating these problems it's a huge epidemic of problems all of them i believe can be linked to very simple problem of diet and some dog owners so heartbreaking stories about their pets less treats the larger corporations are not very interested in proving or disproving the value of their food because they're already making it a $1000000000.00 on it and there's no reason to do that research. related but really a goal but ultimately.

welcome to sophie and go i'm sophia wilde later today global business elite are coming to gather to st peters work international economic forum in a few days' time and that calls boycott should there be a worry on the carswell asked me to disclose official spokesperson. russian president vladimir putin. it's always a pleasure to have you on our program my pleasure so we get a big event coming up same place work international economic forum but this year it's getting a lot of bad press and at last and there are calls to boycott the forum what does it really mean les what is the aim of the boycott does the forum feel and the fact well i i don't share your view. and i think that you are over a bit exaggerating the situation but yes we've heard a statement by american ambassador in moscow that he did it and he said that he was going to boycott the forum but it doesn't mean that it will be boycotted by representatives of the companies including those from the united states of america they come in they come in 1st lots of them traditionally they take part in forum and then they're going to continue

world leaders today global business elite are coming to gather to st peter's work international economic forum in a few days' time and that calls boycott should there be a worry on the carswell asked mr official spokesperson of russian president vladimir putin. it's always a pleasure to have you on our program my pleasure so we get a big event coming up same petersburg international economic forum but this series getting a lot of bad press and it was and there are calls to boycott the forum what does it really mean like what is the aim of the boycott does the forum feel and the fact well i i don't share your view. and i think that you are overly exaggerating. but yes we have heard a statement by american ambassador in moscow. and he said that he was going to boycott the forum but it doesn't mean that it will be boycotted by representatives of the companies including those from the united states of america they come in are they coming or most of them traditionally they take part in forum and then they're going to continue this practice at 75 countries. $270.00 companies from all over the

well later today global business elite are coming to gather to st peter's work international economic forum in a few days' time and it calls a boycott should there be a worry on the card. official spokesperson president vladimir putin. it's always a pleasure to have you on our program my pleasure so they had a big event coming up same petersburg international economic forum but this series getting a lot of bad press in the west and there are calls to boycott the forum what does it really mean les what is the aim of the.

destabilizing the world security but he putin's warning came as he welcomed delegates to the opening of the st peter'sinternational economic forum. it seems like the global threat to shoes being.

he made those remarks as he delivered his weekly address at st peter's square in rome praising donaldnger have to cover burial or cremation costs when a child dies, under a new government scheme. each year around 3,800 children die, with a further 2,700 stillbirths. the children's funeral fund aims to ensure families won't have to pay funeral directors in england for burials or cremations from next month. that moment of tragedy, when families will be thinking about the child they have lost, having to work out how to pay for and arrange a funeral is just something else that they really don't want to have to worry about. what we're doing here is trying to take away that worry about how you can pay for that funeralfrom them. everyone whose child dies in the context of england will be eligible, we are not means testing this. itjust removes that extra worry and stress at a very difficult time for families. the justice minister speaking earlier. the mp carolyn harris spoke to my colleagues on bbc breakfast about her personal experience of struggling to cover the costs after losing her son m

saying that aggressive protectionism is a recipe for conflict speaking at an economic forum in st peter's bug that imitation accuse the u.s. of unbridled economic ego isn't and flanked by the chinese president. condemned u.s. measures against chinese tech giant while way from the city of st petersburg stepp boss and reports. flavia put in swartz must have been music to the ears of his guests of chinese president xi jinping is on a 3 day state visit to russia at a time when china is involved in a trade war with the united states and the relationship between the 2 world's largest economies is at a low. it is clear who is to blame. it is how the united states i regret to say that x. today it extends the jurisdiction across the whole world by the way i already spoke about it 12 years ago this model not only contradicts the normal logic of communication between the nations in the reality of the complex with multi polar world most importantly it does not meet the challenges of the future. both put in and she has described their relationship as unprecedented trade between russia and china has re

and i went to st peter's and i was quite overwhelmed. it's quite overwhelming being in there.and i saw off in the corner, just of the bill area that had some chairs and there was nobody there so i went to sat down there, there was a light on it. attended —— it turned out to be centuries of chapel. it sat there and they were paintings on the walls around me picketing jesus ministry. all the things he did, tending to the sick children, the dying, the grieving, all that kind of stuff and asi grieving, all that kind of stuff and as i sat there, i thought that is exactly what people are doing in port talbot right now. there are organisations and charities and support groups, carers and teachers and nurses and hospices and all these things and i thought, that is whatjesus did. and that is what community is. that is how we keep community is. that is how we keep community going and in that moment it clicked for me. i was telling the story ofjesus but it's not the story ofjesus but it's not the story ofjesus but it's not the story ofjesus. it is the story of the community that are doin

and i went to st peter's basilica, and i was quite overwhelmed by it.whelming being in there. and i thought, ijust need to have a little sit down for a minute and i saw, off in the corner, just a little area that had some chairs and there was no—one there, so i went to sit down, there was a sort of light on it. and i sat in this — and it turned out to be stjoseph's chapel. and i sat there and there were paintings on the wall around me depicting jesus‘s ministry. so, all the things he did, you know, there's the — he's tending to the sick, and with children, the dying, and the grieving, and all that kind of stuff. and as i sat there, i thought, that is exactly what people are doing in port talbot right now. there are organisations and charities and support groups, and you know, carers and teachers and nurses and hospices, and all these things and i was like, oh, that — that is whatjesus did. and that is what community is. that is how we keep community going and in that moment it clicked for me. i was like, i'm telling the story ofjesus, but it's not the s

number how did we get to this well of the quality of life in venezuela and the conditions here in the st peter have been increasingly deteriorating over the last few years obviously causing a number of venezuelans to look for employment elsewhere in neighboring countries the increasing disparity between incomes and prices here in venezuela has meant that many have been a unable to access through their and other goods we can of the effect in very severely their quality of life now i think we need to take these figures with a certain grain of thought. in the past we have noticed how to get around benefit walen migration have not included for example the in number of entertainers about to return to venezuela having spent some time abroad with kids significant and also to not take into account the cross border migrate to the population and we can speculate colombia is also a very significant nonetheless the bigger lead in venezuela continue to increase and this has to be looked into the headlines are generally always devoted to the idea of food shortages shops and supermarkets running out of food

st. peter's delusion of the futuristic bullet train that 1st drew me to japan in those 2 decades ago trains reflected. kind of things that occurring around it japan is aging the birth rate is falling and the lines and losing money having experienced both the rule railway and high speed i hope the one will not be neglected to the other off the rails a journey through japan on al-jazeera. hello i'm daryn jordan doha with the headlines on al-jazeera the u.s. military has released a video it claimed shows members of the iranian revolutionary guard removing an. unexploded mine from one of the 2 tankers hit by explosions on thursday the video hasn't been independently verified the u.s. secretary of state might pompei or has accused iran of being behind the attacks iran has dismissed the allegations as baseless meanwhile the japanese operator of one of the tankers says his ship was not targeted by mines saying the crew saw flying objects before the explosion yemen's who the rebels say they had carried out a 2nd attack on an airport in the southwest of saudi arabia in as many days who the say they'

none of the boys talk about st. peter, the pearly gates. all describe it simply as the place where families meet to part no more. for many poor white families, the civil war marked the first and only time they were not together. absence as much as violence defined what the war meant. i never knew what it was before to be from home, but i know something about it now. i still hope that the time is coming that we will meet again and if we do not meet in this world i hope we will meet in heaven, where we will part no more. i read this again and again. part no more. all i want is to go home. what i yearn for most, what sounds like heaven to them, is family. that is another difference. he said his country came over him like a strong wind and dragged him to the battlefield. that is beautiful. some of the boys and private voices were literally dragged to the battlefield and fought because they were forced to. what would it be like if that documentary had ended with this letter? would i be a civil war scholar? children, i see myself this morning wit

the russians did disinformation through the same information agency in st. peter pspetersbur.igel firage who exaggerated attacks on women by immigrants had purchase there. that told the russians this might work in the united states. this weaponization of immigration is powerful. and donald trump saw it too. donald trump expressed his support for brexit and we got what we got. that's the predicate for this thing. >> i remember that. donald trump was doing like a 360 tour of his new property talking about the thread count or something ridiculous about the views from the rooms in his new hotel the morning of the brexit vote. he went back to lobbying on behalf of the nigel today, didn't he? >> yes. and he's been supportive of boris johnson and nigel. he's been pushing the uk, which is a strange, improper in my view, motive for an american president to be pushing the uk to sever its ties in a hard brexit from the european union. look what's happening, the prime minister of the uk is leaving office in a couple days. so the polite veneer we're witnessing at this hour nicole is maskin

st. peters basilica and attend pope frances ' prayer. trying to cool themselves off, any way they could. >> you take a lot of breaks with water and stopped at a lot of cafes and drank a lot of water. >> drink plenty of water and in the afternoon, obviously the primetime to stay in the hotel until it cools down. >> the appropriate addressed his prayers to those most effect ed by the heat, calling attention to the ailing, the elderly and those with outdoor jobs. >> well the latest on the ongoing tensions between the u.s. and iran. plus the pentagon is it getting why some contractors are accused of overcharging the department of defense and what's being done to try to stop it. let's be honest. it's kind of unfair that safe drivers have to pay as much for insurance... as not safe drivers! ah! that was a stunt driver. that's why esurance has this drivesense® app. the safer you drive, the more you save. don't worry, i'm not using my phone and talking to a camera while driving... i'm being towed. by the way, i'm actually a safe driver. i'm just

st. peter's basilica.l to the phillipine island of negros. here, vast forests were cut for timber, robbing wildlife of vital habitat. >> joel sartore: now there's hardly any lowland forest left, less than 5% here. >> whitaker: negros has its own type of critically endangered warty pig. this mother was saved from a hunter's snare. in the zoo, she's helping to save her species. >> joel sartore: she's got her babies. and you see that bridle marking on her snout? that's really definitive. >> whitaker: oh yeah, oh yeah, that's beautiful. >> joel sartore: i think these are going be on the ground. >> whitaker: joel, who spends so much time away from home, brought his daughter ellen on this trip. so, what do you think of what he's doing? >> ellen sartore: i think it's extraordinary, what you're doing. >> joel sartore: really? >> ellen sartore: i do. >> joel sartore: aw. you're going to make me cry. >> ellen sartore: don't cry! >> joel sartore: i've never heard you say that. you do? >> ellen sartore: yeah. >> whita

he's at the gates of heaven and st. petering -- i'm sorry johnny, if the halo don't fit so i don't admit. seeing all the things he had done, he was a very generous person and involved in a lot of charitable activities. i could not define the man by one single action. with political cartoons, it is almost just as important to know what not to draw. as it is what to draw. brian: from 2012, the cut line is, "and there is plenty more where that came from." we will see it in a second. what is this? michael: this is on turning corn into ethanol. one of the byproducts -- we can go into the details of the inefficiencies of using corn-based fuel. because it takes so much farmland to create it. what they did not realize was, in doing this, you also limit the supply of food out there for third world countries. they are making the cost of corn rise because they are utilizing corn for ethanol. i decided to juxtapose that to the conditions going on in the third world where corn is a very important element for them to survive. and yet, we a

but that didn't stop hundreds of people from gathering in st peter's square at the vatican for the pope'sng around in the water and hiding from the sun under bed—sheets. and iceland is even experiencing its own version of a heatwave. although the temperature there only reached the mid twenties. this image shows just how widespread the heat is. the bright pink is where the temperature is expected to reach as high as 40 degrees on thursday. and this small spot in spain is forecast to reach between 40 and 44. a spanish meteoroligist has summed it up rather well, "hell is coming" is what this tweet says in spanish. the exceptionally hot weather has blown north from the sahara in africa. we mentioned france already. it's suffered through similar heatwaves before. in 2003 severe heat was blamed for the deaths of fifteen thousand people, many of them elderly. hugh schofield is in paris. we have noticed this for the past couple of days, a lot of warnings but not by the government, a big communications plan has been enacted essentially. there are a lot of cold rooms available and town halls and po

father david carterer of the basilica of st. peter and paul in chattanooga and the family. father david carter is a man of strong faith and principled leadership. in our east tennessee community, he serves as the vice chancellor for the diocese of knoxville and was the chaplain at nokville catholic high school until his tenure as director of the basilica began in 2013. he also enjoys the beauty that god has bestowed on the volunteer state leading treks in the great smoky mountains, even outside the house of god, he continues to show his faith serving as chaplain to the parish's trail life group. in my service to east tennessee in this chamber, i often seek guidance from the lord's word and i'm thankful to have father carter as my priest. i pray our nation knows more father carters, those who seek to serve and find christ and the source of truth. i hope that father carter and his guests enjoy their time in this beautiful city. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the chair will entertain up to 15 further reque

nbc's peter alexander has his st harrowiny of bravery in battle. >> reporter: for american troops itoody est fighting a of the iraq the second battle of falluj and staff sergeant david bellavia's 29th birthday. bellavia and tthop's mission night they cleared out a block of tiildings wherein surge entles were believed to be cding. it wastured in this hbo documentary. at the 10th house, an ambush. bellavia and his team trapped in the dark facing relentless fire. >> you don't know who, how many, o is shooting, what's the situation. it's total chaos. >> reporter: bellavia squeezed the trigger of his machine gun until it was empty, saving the soldiers' lives, allowing them to get outside. later bellavia went back in. >> ye 're waiting for your lif to end. there's no, there's no chance of getting out of it. a >> reporassault at close range. tsfirst targeting insurgen preparing to fire a rocket propelled grenade.ma ho guys did you single handedly take out? >> four and mortally wounded a 5th. >> reporter: for that heroism bellavia became the first living iraq war veteran to receive the medal

st . this is al jazeera. hello and welcome i'm peter w. watching the news our live from our headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes the u.s. releases a video which it claims is proof that iran was behind the tanker explosions in the gulf of oman. sudan's military mit's it did order the dispersal of the sit in outside the army headquarters but blames protesters for the violence and the deadlock. the man accused of killing 51 people in the new zealand mosque shootings denies the charges. also this hour secretly crossing into mexico we'll tell you how central american migrants are dodging border security. let's get going now 1st accusations then claims of evidence of iran's role in explosions on board 2 tankers in the gulf of oman the u.s. has released a video it claims shows the iranian revolutionary guards removing an unexploded mine from one of the tankers washington says the pictures clearly show members of iran's elite force approaching the vessel and removing what it claims was a limpid mine now that comes just hours

peter, land-use council. st. joseph's church. we support the legislation. its goal obviously to provide as much flexibility as possible for historic properties to find uses to ensure that those historic renovations become economically viable. and maybe this will avandiaize other property owners within that district to step up and step forward and renovate their properties. in front of you a couple of weeks ago discussing nighttime entertainment uses, as a permitted use and historic properties. we support the version, iteration of the legislation that you just mentioned earlier. it will allow st. joseph's chop -- as a permitted use, that would actually return the church to the long-term historic use, as a community gathering space. we urge your support of the legislation. we appreciate your consideration. >> thank you. next speaker. >> my name is tony. i just wanted to say that there are a number of places that fit st. joseph's format, that have been made into spectacular party venues, things like the limelight and what not, have come out of spaces like that

peter alexander has details. >> reporter: bernie sanders tonight calling out the owner's of america's large st private emp employer walmart. >> one might think that a familworth $175 billion would be able to pay its employees a living wage. >> reporter: the 2020 candidate taking his case to the retail giants' annual shareholders meeting in arkansas. of its employees starvation wages. di>> reporter: deman walmart pay employees s t least $15 an hour. sanderinvited to represent a shareholder who is also an employee. a walmart associate and member of the workers' rights group that organizedvi tht, said a raise will make a difference. >> doing things for my family and grandkids, it would make life easier. >> reporter: walmart's minimum wage is $11 an hour. the average wage they say more than $14. tonigh the company's ceo who made $23 million last year is calling on lawmakers to take action nationwide. >> it's time for congress to put a thoughtful pn in place to increase the minimum wage. >> reporter: sanders highlighting that walmart's competitors, amazon and target already pay more. peter alexander, nbc news. >>> in f

big questions asked and some surprising answers next as peter lavelle part of the talking to lowball trends in the 21st century. were attending a stpetersburg international economic forum and the topic of our panel is are we witnessing a paradigm shift in the global economic order well the answer of course is yes it's a matter of degree. welcome to our panel discussion here our proposition is are we witnessing a paradigm shift in the global economic order so as to the question yes obviously there is a paradigm shift going on what does a paradigm shift mean is it a win win situation for everyone involved and if it isn't what does it mean to lose in a paradigm shift and i could ask one of our member of our panel here to kick it off for us addressing that question whether. if you look now into the general economic development of the political development globally speaking you see on the one hand that. there is a tendency to read nationalize politics to try to regulate. as a important questions on a more national level you see it in the u.s. obviously you have seen it and see it in russia you can also see it in the european union's me

present putting on the piano of our real demonstrates that peter's brother has a very special place in the song of the russian. summit about what it in. st petersburg international economic forum since its inception in 1000. unique a lot who who are serious discussion for copulation about. this year. the st petersburg economic forum. sustainable development this is consistent with the common concerns of the international community and. relevance today we. the world today is occurring. on president. unprecedented in centuries and the rate of growth of the emerging markets. this is only in countries that have been president. and vice. president changes and. sharp competition taking place against the background of the new spiral it is a scientific and technological revolution and transformation in history the global governance system and the. process are as never before out of proportion that it would. be world uniting the efforts countries and beneficial cooperation is the path that will all countries often without exception in the global dimension. this enable development is the maximum common denominator of global cooperation quarreling

fears the economy could be softeni st as the president is escalating trade tensions with china and mexico, but the white house argues it's the strongest economy in years. peter? >> kristen welker at the white house for us tonight, thank you very much. >>> tonight, a clege student from new york city is behind bars charged with threatening to stage an attack in one of the busiest tour areas in the country, times square. the man was an admirer of overseas terror mroups. we ge from pete williams. >> reporter: the fbi says this is a spot in times square that a 22-year-d from queens repeatedly talked about wanting to attack. agents arrested a green card holder from bangladesh late thursday after he bought two handguns like this from someone he thought was -m lided but who turned out to be an fbi undercover er opative. agents had him under close surveillance for nine months, sometimes meeting him where he ved. a neighbor said he's an angry young man. >> youalk to him and he turns mad out of nowhere, where. >> reporter: investigators said he talked about a e military basor political figure in washington or gathering of gay people and spoke approvingly of al qaeda an

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she's now with peter thank you martine mohamed so law is being criticized for defending his fellow egyptian striker mid-water who is accused of sexually harassing several women online water was st home from the africa cup of nations but 48 hours later after the intervention of several teammates including salah he's been welcomed back and will be able to play in the knockout stage. felt the punishment was too heavy he tweeted that women should be respected but that everyone deserves a 2nd chance that seems to have backfired with some egyptian supporters who are now considering boycotting the national team with many on twitter fans to stay away because of water. it's heading for ball joints ac milan have accepted a ban from next season's europa league for breaking away for financial fair play rules the 7 time european champions have failed to break even every years since 2015 well under the rules any club making losses of the 3 year period faces possible sanctions the biggest match of the women's world cup so far takes place later on friday as hosts france go up against defending champions the usa in paris the winners will meet england in the semifinals of the they beat norway 3