i salute the order of pirogov, five medals of st. luke and two titles of honored doctor of the russian federation, here at the main temple of the armed forces and the russian federation in alabina, solemn festive events have already taken place, on the occasion of the day of the medical worker and the 145th anniversary of the birth of st. luke in honor of this, and to awards were eight medics are presented who have made a special contribution to the treatment of people saving lives. i propose now to listen to the commentary of timur ivanov, deputy minister of defense of the russian federation doing the preservation of the health of servicemen we will not appreciate the veterans of military service and family members, especially at the present time of the special military operation, medical workers from the front line to the main military hospital devote themselves completely to saving the lives of military personnel, without sparing forces do everything as quickly as possible to return the wounded to the line. the results of this work are

st. luke's.e seven nurses now on staff. >> if we can have any employee with their family, you're less likely to be lonely. you're more likely to be social and out and about. >> one question raised concerns the ethics of rich countries luring away the best talents, whether the philippines or india. especially in susaharan africa and the graduation that desperately need their services. >> they are very concerned about poaching from poor countries because you are using taxpayer money from those countries to fund our health workforce. >> can you always find work in america? >> yes. it has been a multiyear dream for me. >> you been dreaming about this for 13 years? >> since i passed my exams in the philippines, this has always been my dream. >> nurses get little respect in the philippines, a complaint echoed among american nursing groups. back home, it is all reflected in the pay which always says is about 1/10 of what they will earn here in north dakota. >> i want to give my son a better life so i th

paul and the acts of the apostles by st. luke. it endured for several centuries.or 1,000 years after that, it laid dormant. in the 20th century did an aware of the of the need tfor it becoe resurrected. it was given in the documents of the second vatican council. theteathe catholichops o then, more than 18,000 men in the united states have been ordained to this office. we are talking about the office of deacon. today our guest is a deacon. after this break, come back and stay with us as we learn about this ancient catholic vocation and its new application. >>> thank you for joining us on "mosaic." our guest today is deacon michael gyorso. you go by mike? . mike, you are a deacon in the archdiocese of san francisco. everything i know about this i learned from you. this idea that it's an ancient christian vocation, i'm going to read. paul, who is in jail for -- jailed by the romans for his christian faith, writes to the people in greece. he says, i write to all of you to the holy one's in christ jesus who are there are the overseers and the deacons. i give thanks to

st. luke's healt system concerned its clinicians could be in legal jeopardy tonight it reversed course, providing the pills again but saying the ambiguity of the law continues to cause grave concern. >> so, anne, when do we see some clarity here >> that's the big question, lester we asked that question to the arizona attorney general's office and it told me it is preparing a legal brief to be filed in federal court about the state's laws next week. perhaps that will give us some answers. also in kentucky we could get a ruling as soon as tomorrow on whether or not there will be a temporary hold on that state's trigger law. it is very confusing >> it sure is. anne, thank you for that >>> he was one of the biggest names in pop music but today in new york r. kelly was sentenced to decades in prison for racketeering and sex trafficking going back decades. ron allen with late details now. >> reporter: disgraced music superstar r. kelly now likely to spend the rest of his life in prison, sentenced to 30 years, convicted of luring young women and girls into his orbit and sexually abusing and exploiting t

st. luke's some other stories making headlines around the world today. turkish police have forcibly detain dozens of people in central east unvil after city authorities prevented an l. g. b t q. pride march from going ahead . turkey's largest city has banned the mark since 2015, but large crowds, nevertheless gather every year to mark the end of pride, week local residence, bank pots, and pans in support for the marchers. rescuers have saved more than $160.00 passengers in crew from a philippine ferry that caught fire authority say at least one person died, and another is missing. fire broke out. as the fairy traveled in waters off the central island of bo, hold. nearby boats helped in the rescue operation. tardies in columbia say at least 4 people were killed in more than 300 injured when a grandstand collapsed during a bull fight. the incident happened during the traditional quarterly ha event when members of the public enter the ring to engage the bulls. in ecuador, lawmakers are debating the fate of president g. m. a law. so amid nationwide protests over his handling of a political cri

st. luke's episcopal church about six miles away. >> i think the church has a lot to mourn. >> reporter:n this place of worship turned into a crime scene, the church leaders here tell me they immediately received calls and emails of support from people from around the world. hundreds of people came out to the prayer vigil to mourn the lives lost. and the bishop says two of the people who were killed, charles rainey and sarah yeager were very active in their church communities, and that their fellow parishioners and families are in mourning. nadia romero, cnn, vestavia hills, alabama. >>> the chief republican senator trying to forge a consensus on gun control in congress was jeered on friday in his home state of texas. [ booing ] senator john cornyn left washington on thursday without a deal on bipartisan legislation that could pass congress. cornyn claimed that negotiators will get a bill to the senate floor next week, despite telling the crowd he said no to a long list of democratic demands on gun safety, they reacted this way. >> we fought and the wish list is off the table. so you mig

st. luke's episcopalian church, which is a sister church to st.t happened last night. because there was a prayer vigil here, which really speaks to how this is already impacted so many people in the community. we just got an update from police holding a press conference, releasing the names of the two victims. this happens at st. stevphen's just yesterday, this was the scene of two people being killed, one person transported to the hospital, 84-year-old walter rainy, and 75-year-old sarah yeager died during that shooting. and another woman is now in the hospital. the suspect's name has not been released and we asked police why and they say because he's still being held at the police department. they have yet to have that search warrant for his home and haven't transported him to the local county jail. so at this point, they have not released his name, but we should learn the name of the suspect sometime later today is the police department's estimate. this is something that happened in a suburb of birmingham, and in an area that a lot of people we

st. luke's hospital in kansas city, missouri. take a look at this photo. and you're expecting to have -- due in october right now. is it true you told all of your fellow nurses before you told your family? >> yes, don't tell them, though, but that's what happened. yeah, it is true. >> well, your secret is safe with us, for sure. caitlin, you just gave birth to baby hunter two weeks ago. how are you doing and any advice to your fellow co-workers expecting? [ baby crying ] is that hunter we're hearing? >> i ended up in an emergency c-section so it wasn't what i planned on but having all my co-workers here and the support that i had was amazing. like i can't imagine delivering without knowing all these people. they checked on me and lactation was so helpful and being in the nicu for a little bit, it was awesome. >> kristen, are you about to surprise your family as well? >> yes. it's still very early, but i'm pregnant! [ cheers and applause ] >> is there something in the water? i need to know. 15 of you now, yes? >> i know. >> oh, my goodness. we have a very s

st. luke's episcopal church about 6 miles away. >> i think the church has got a lot to mourn. >> reporter a crime scene, the church leaders here tell me they immediately received a calls and e-mails of sport from people from around the world. hundreds of people came out to the prayer vigil to mourn the lives lost. the bishop says two of the people who were killed, charles rainy, and sarah yaeger were active in their church communities and their fellow parishioners and faepsmilies arn mourning. nadia romero, cnn, vestavia hills, alabama. >>> $28,000, the current average price for a used car in america right now. how sticker shock is making car ownership simply unattainable for many. it's clinically shown to help manage blood sugugar levels and contains high quality p protein to help manage hunger and support muscle health. try boost® today. welcome to your world. your why. what drives you? what dyou want to leave behind? what do you want to give back? what do you want to be remembered for? that's your why. it's your purpose, and we will work with you every step of the way to achieve it. at

st. luke's church in vestavia hills to mourn the lives lost on thursday morning at a sister congregation >> we're deeply saddened we're horrified. and we pray for those who have been affected. and we're going to do everything we can to support them >> vestavia hills police say the 70-year-old suspected gunman, an occasional church attendee at st. steven's opened fire there with a handgun in an evening potluck. three people in their 70s and 80s were shot and later died the suspect was restrained by another church member until police arrived >> it was extremely critical in saving lives the person that subdued the suspect in my opinion is a hero. >> the tragedy shattering the safety and security of a community realizing it's not immune to the gun violence plaguing the country >> it definitely scares people, especially people that know people that were at that church, know people involved i mean, i think it's really scary. >> i don't look at gun violence is out of control. i look at it as people are out of control >> the calls continuing for lawmakers to enact change. >> i think there's some

walker became the first black woman founder and president of st. luke penny savings bank.ee can the things we want for the future, they're being made by people right now in music and in art and as well as modeling that in some of the efforts we're making in the community. i think that will be just my small contribution to our culture. >> ladies and gentlemen, give it up for leslie jones. >> what's up, hollywood! black people in the hollywood bowl! so this next group that i'm bringing up, i loved them since they came out. i'm telling you. now, i'm not saying they're the reason that i got bad knees, but i was smacking it up, and let me tell you, i knew i was going to marry ronny devoe, i knew i was going to be mrs. ronny devoe. but everybody knew i was poison. that's why i didn't work it out, but tonight, i get to bring them up and i present to you live onstage, it's the iconic bell biv devoe. ♪ i thought it was me ♪ ♪ one two one two ♪ >> it's a juneteenth celebration and we're your hosts. if you came to party, do that. ♪ i went out last night see i think you met i sexy gir

st. luke's which closed. 2 supervisors weighed in and prevailed and 17 sub acute patients wererelocated to davies campus . two yearslater , hr still living and that is a testimony to unseen forces resulting from a relocation. we worked with mission bay, a small pace place on pennsylvania avenue. cantonese, that was a voluntary closure. the people were moved to east bay and burlingame. other places, families could not visit every day like they did, that's a cultural issue. i heard from a nurse that only two residents are still alive. that's atestimony to some of the adverse effects of relocation . laguna honda is special. the program is working intimately with some of the management and quality people had laguna honda. i have to say it's the best of the city even though it has 2 and a halfstars all the others run by corporations have five stars . that's an odd kind of enforcement which i cannot figure out and i can't speculate in my three minutes. i just want to say that family members are calling us up. residents are now calling us u . the ombudsman are the avenue for all the emotionality

st. luke's health system says the state's abortion ban was so unclear, it stopped providing the popular planl. the so-called morning after pill is used to prevent pregnancy after unprotected sex. later the provider reversing course after learning the state's law does not affect emergency contraception. warning the ambiguity in the law continues to cause grave concern. as of now emergency contraception is legal nationwide and can be purchased over the counter. across the country many women are stocking up, fearing it could be targeted next. >> i was talking to my sister and we're like, we just need to start stocking up. it's not even for us, for the women in our family. for our girlfriends, our friends. >> reporter: some major pharmacies like walgreens, rite aid, even amazon imposing limits on how much customers can buy. citing the increase in demand. meanwhile, at least 13 states have now stopped nearly all abortion services. ten bans now facing legal challenges. >> the battle still rages. abortion is still legal in our land. it needs to be abolished. >> reporter: in mississippi health care

was only reborn on our saints sergius of radonezh, danil, moscow seraphim of sarov, later this is st. lukehe front line on the front line. it feels very clear from the other side. here are the azov. we didn't accompany the first trip together back the guys who took these azov people. they inspected, photographed and showed this one, that's all, that they preach these temples of sacrifice of these e, horned heads in pentagrams. god, and so on, and our guys, we are carrying these banners for the second trip, when we brought them last time at 40, and the guys told us, can we bring 130 banners this time. and what is written here, right? for the faith of the tsar and three united russia, three united russia why yes, because the three peoples are secluded and until the age of 26 in the all-union census they wrote not a ukrainian, but a small one grew and the great grew, then already, when forced ukrainization began. how much more, write ukrainian. here's how it happened. and when you come across these guys on the front line today. by the way, i am grateful to several presidents that he received

st. luke's health system worry they could be in legal jeopardy.ng the ambiguity continues to krause grave concern. >> sain thompson reporting there. and as promised, president biden has stepped to the lectern in madrid wrapping up the nato summit before he comes home. >> we talked about the g-7 taking on additional responsibilities. before the war started, i told putin that if he invaded ukraine, nato would not only get stronger but get more united. and we would see democracies the world stand up and oppose his aggression and defend the rules based order and that is exactly what we're seeing today. this summit was about strengthening our alliance, leading the challenges of our world today and the threats we'll face in the future. but last time nato drafted a new mission statement was 12 years ago. at that time, it characterized russia as a partner and it didn't even mention china. the world has changed. changed a great deal since then. and nato is changing as well. at this summit, we rallied our alliances to meet both the direct threats that russi

st. luke's which closed. 2 supervisors weighed in and prevailed and 17 sub acute patients wererelocated to davies campus . two yearslater , hr still living and that is a testimony to unseen forces resulting from a relocation. we worked with mission bay, a small pace place on pennsylvania avenue. cantonese, that was a voluntary closure. the people were moved to east bay and burlingame. other places, families could not visit every day like they did, that's a cultural issue. i heard from a nurse that only two residents are still alive. that's atestimony to some of the adverse effects of relocation . laguna honda is special. the program is working intimately with some of the management and quality people had laguna honda. i have to say it's the best of the city even though it has 2 and a halfstars all the others run by corporations have five stars . that's an odd kind of enforcement which i cannot figure out and i can't speculate in my three minutes. i just want to say that family members are calling us up. residents are now calling us u . the ombudsman are the avenue for all the emotionality

st. luke's which closed. 2 supervisors weighed in and prevailed and 17 sub acute patients wererelocated todavies campus . two yearslater , hr still living and that is a testimony to unseen forces resulting from a relocation. we worked with mission bay, a small pace place on pennsylvania avenue. cantonese, that was a voluntary closure. the people were moved to east bay and burlingame. other places, families could not visit every day like they did, that's a cultural issue. i heard from a nurse that only two residents are still alive. that's atestimony to some of the adverse effects of relocation . laguna honda is special. the program is working intimately with some of the management and quality people had laguna honda. i have to say it's the best of the city even though it has 2 and a halfstars all the others run by corporations have five stars . that's an odd kind of enforcement which i cannot figure out and i can't speculate in my three minutes. i just want to say that family members are calling us up. residents are now calling us u . the ombudsman are the avenue for all the emotionality a

st, but could lose its overall majority. as natasha butler reports, he faces competition from a left wing alliance led by john luke mellon, shaun the french president looked relaxed as he voted in the coastal resort of little k. but emmanuel, my call face is a challenging week after the 1st round of frances parliamentary elections. he sent tristan lions, his own track to windlow seats, but not necessarily the majority. he needs to push ahead with his reformer, gender, who some the 3rd, 4th for a judge. we are the only political movement and a position to win a majority in the national assembly. we have one week before us to rally our forces one week to persuade one week to win a strong and clear majority. only such a strong and clear majority will enable us to respond to the urgent issues which affect the daily lives of french people. a clever, a new left wing block that includes greens, communists and socialists created by far left leadership. incremental shaw has emerged as the main rival to macros party. it's attracted voters concerned over the cost of living and climate change. jerbill not we're broke. i called on are peopl

luke, you mom, my mom. sama. this was a friend. like a life less one life formula i spoke to didn't before these events. st. francis church, while the attack happen is corded off each site. some of the debris have been cleared. but the bloodstained seeley is a graphic reminder of the cottage that took place here on june the 5th. and that attack has renewed concerns about safety of lives in the entire country with less than a year to general elections. with the address al jazeera, a war, southwest nigeria, wicker links founder julian songs will appeal a decision by the british government to extradite him to the united states. washington, once the australian to face spine charges for his role and releasing hundreds of thousands of classified military documents in 2009 wickedly says, the decision represents a dark day for press freedom. we're going to fight this. we're going to use every appeal avenue and we're going to fight. i'm going to spend every waking hour fighting for julian until his free, until justice is served. the 1st entirely chinese designated and built aircraft carrier has been launched. the fo

of several done yet with luke guns. republic forces now in control of its residential areas. viruses from their public have now take now 97 percent of its territory done yet st riff republic forces, meanwhile, are also advancing with more than a dozen settlements falling under their control. the fighting is continuing on the outskirts of the capsule where ukrainian forces hold fortified. positions is done over reports from the front line. ah, this frontline is just outside the city of the nets and according to the military here, the ukrainians over there, they've amassed a significant amount of manpower and military vehicles in a matter of the past week. basically here's what happened. they had to retreat from the north because that's where they're being pushed by the the nets, people's republics militia. so they have no other option, but to go to of day of car where they have various work, basically stronghold it's a fortress so they can hide that. so they're concentrated in the this is the epicenter of the ukrainian forces. just outside of the nets can from there they can well they can shoot an shell in all directions. basically, from over there, they're s

luke, you mom my mom summer. this was a friend life life less one life from and i spoke to 2 days before these events st. francis church, while the attack happen is corded off each side, some of the debris had been cleared. but the bloodstained sealy is a graphic reminder of the cartridge that took place here on june. the 5th, at that attack, has renewed concerns about safety of lives in the entire country with less than a year to general elections. with the address al jazeera, a war southwest nigeria far said europe by experiencing the hardest, early summer temperatures in decades with fine just blaming climate change in spain, temperatures have climbed about 40 degrees and southern england has issued a heat lead near baca reports from london. oh, the british capitals grappling with june temperatures rarely seen the united kingdom. ha, a questionable time perhaps for team building exercises in the park. for others, though, it's a chance to do as little as possible and for some, an opportunity to dust off membership to the cities, most exclusive pools, ah, away from the stifling heat of the capitol. this

st. petersburg international economic form for one hour because of massive cyber attacks. and all the crew reports from the front lines of the federal don. yes, chemical plant to the luke guns republic, where foreign mercenaries find themselves trapped to long find thousands of ukrainian soldiers. the coil companies blamed by the u. s. president for inaction pushed back against his call to ramp up production, saying that he himself previously encouraged to shift from folk who feels with welcome. this is nancy international with the latest world news and of course, covering the 3rd and final day of the st. petersburg international economic forum and thanks for joining us. one of the world's biggest, most important business events, the st. petersburg international economic form. thanks. it's the day in russia's northern capital, they see the form is held under the slogan, new opportunities in a new world. ah, no news just in for you, the russian president vladimir putin has had to postpone his speech for one hour off to a massive cyber attack on the international forum systems. other than that we expect . he will be speaking of the most part, and pressuring issues that f