lgbtq groups sharply criticized the vatican and the vatican for not seeking input from the transgenderple before making its decision. we have a lot more news ahead. jessica aguirre joins us now with what's coming up next. right now at 6:00, california finally cracked the code to lower gas prices. governor newsom signs a new bill that he says will do that. but why? refineries are arguing that it's actually going to drive prices higher. also, a man arrested at a trump rally this weekend in california. why? he says he showed up at the rally with multiple ids and unregistered guns and fake plates. and practicing for the first time since being shot in the chest after less than two months, 49ers ricky pearsall officially returns to the field. the news at six starts right now. good evening and thanks for being with us on this monday. i'm raj mathai. and i'm jessica aguirre. california lawmakers believe that they have found the map to lowering gas prices. today. they passed what they're calling landmark legislation, which aims to stop sudden spikes at the gas pump. but as nbc bay area's jodi h

with the exception of the vatican east timor is the most catholic country in the worlds with almost 98 percent of the population practicing the solar system. the former portuguese colony east timor is located on the eastern edge of the indonesian archipelago. when the portuguese left in 1975, this catholic enclave declared independence. shortly all the neighbouring indonesia invaded and alex the small territory this month, the beginning of a violent occupation that lost it until 1999. with more than a 150000 people killed the font for independence, claimed the lives of almost a wholesale of the country's population. one of the deadliest conflicts of the 20th century. during your patience catholic priests sheltered kids and kids for independence fighters on a massive scale. this commitment could help explain why the church wheels such influence in east timor today. but a number of scandals have played the institution in recent years. i mean, the the historian website this is the testimony of one of move that in delta and victims who had the courage to denounce the pitifully acts of an a

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here in rome, in the vatican, but also increasingly across the judgment. and we've got women voting in a sinner divisions for the first time. >> what may seem like small steps to those on the outside are in fact leaps for many within the church christopher lamb, cnn, rome well, it was a case that captivated the world. >> the menendez brothers was sentenced to life in prison without parole for the murders of their parents but now, it could be released from prison. will have the latest after the break they may have allergic apa quell is the number one treatment for allergic. catch that veterinarians have trusted for over 15 million dogs and it starts working in just four hours. >> do not using dogs with serious infections may cause worsening existing parasitic skin infestations or pre-existing cancers and series infections, new neoplasia have been observed, do not use in dogs less than 12 months old, ask your vet for apic. well now available in a much. that's why we do at marcee really makes all the effort worth gathering the most in-depth info, making a cle

even more so in the vatican, women are barred from ordination as priests. like previous popes, francis has upheld that ruling but this pope has opened a door to reform, appointing women to senior positions in the vatican, recognizing the role women are already playing in the church, seeking to give them greater visibility and for the first time, giving women the right to vote at the vatican sinatra assembly, which concluded on sunday definitely one of those voter participants is a 23-year-old studying geology and physics in philadelphia the youngest woman to take part in such an event there is definitely an urgent needs to not only realize and accept that women have an equal up dismal dignity to man in the catholic church, but also to they action an arson is discussing issues and how to better make women visible, give them leadership roles give them the same platform action as men and the catholic church. nikki said nevertheless, francis has faced criticism for expressing conservative views on women's roles. the pope also knocking back a proposal for women

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jobs of secretary of veteran's affair, republican national committee chairman, and ambassador to the vatican, he is called the democratic parties pervasive anti anti-catholicism egregious and un-american and it's deeply tro troubled in mind spirit about catholicism and people are shocked about gretchen whitmer's ad where she put a dorito on a young girl's town during a eucarist. anyone that saw the video know it had nothing to do with the social media trend of people feeding each other. meanwhile, democratic prosecutors went after the little sisters of the poor over contraception practices, democratic senators including kamala harris suggested the knights of columbus were an extremist group and democrats have taken the extremist position that last candidate lost 49 states just saying. it's no wonder that mr. trump is leading ms. harris 50% to 45% with catholic voters in swing states. in 2020, biden carried catholics 52-47 over trump. it's not just catholics up in arms against the biden harris democrats. one of the most potent christian organizations nowadays and new apostolic reparations led

he will be voting being, point -- booth he and calista gingrich are ambassadors to the vatican, trump lost catholic vote in 2020 he is polling ahead in swing state catholic vote now that is huge, that is bigger than this apostolic reformiation. >> i think not jewish, i am not catholic, i believe in god, i have an issue with organized religion, but the grgretchen whitmer campaign. the nature of going after catholics of faith, that is appalling to all of us. i think it strikes average american whether they are a person of faith or not as deeply unfair and deeply obscene and a sign on, striking at western civilization norms to debilitate the nature. >> what you know who was attacking christopher columbus a couple of years ago? kamala harris. >> it they shut down the -- the. >> it is still there. larry: people battle over this, i don't understand it, it is an anti-catholic thing, first anti-italian. >> i would tie it to olympic ceremony, i see for everyone that remembers last supper bastard swrpast. >> generosity of people of christian faith is what l blampoons them in many ways. >> not o

sadyr japarov paid an official visit to rome and the vatican. there the kyrgyz leader negotiations were held with the president of italy, as well as with the pope. the parties reportedly discussed all aspects of political, economic and humanitarian relations with a view to their further development. uzbekistan and kyrgyzstan have finally agreed on the transfer of four boarding houses on lake issyk-kul for long-term use to tashkent. each of them should be reconstructed to the level of at least three-star hotel complexes through investments by several uzbek companies, after which the facilities are planned to be put up for sale sale with priority for kyrgyz buyers. turkmenistan's gdp is showing steady growth at 6.5%. this was announced by the president of the republic, serdar berdumukhamedov. according to him, by the end of the year , ajgabat plans to master foreign investments in the amount of about 11 billion dollars to implement new infrastructure projects to create additional jobs. the tajik authorities have resumed air traffic with the city o

we're not far from the vatican where the defense secretary met with the pope moments ago.had this rare sit-down interview with secretary austin after his fourth trip to ukraine. his fourth trip as defense secretary. while he was there, he was provided evidence by president zelenskyy and others that north korea is sending thousands of north korean soldiers to train and fight with russia in ukraine. just before meeting the pope for a private audience this morning, at the vatican to discuss the wars in ukraine and middle east, austin confirmed for the first time that u.s. intelligence has seen evidence and will release satellite images soon. >> ukraine's military intelligence chief says nearly 11,000 north korean troops are in russia now and will be ready to fight in ukraine by november 1st. have you seen is evidence of this? >> our intelligence analysts are looking hard at this. it speaks to the point that putin must be weakened to a greater extent than most people think. initially we saw him go tin cuping to north korea and iran for munitions and weapons. so now if he is ti

. >> i think it is pretty clear, my wife was the ambassador to the vatican and spent t a lot of timekey issues like human freedom and freedom of religion. and she recently just wroteis ckamala harris is clearly theic most anti-catholic canada i think since james blaine inyo 1880. u and you start from that and tim walz is worse. remember tim walz at one pointhe covid issued one point you can have 50 people in a bar and ten people in the church. at another point, he closed all the churches that allowed theta mall of america to stay open soe people could have retail therapy. i think it is important to sayd, the left wing of the democratic party, which is most of it, is deeply antireligious, and especially anticatholic cathbecause so many catholic use weather on life or transgender is him or you name it are abhorrent to the kamala harrisaa win to the democratic party. >> laura: newt, donald trump this time is making a relate direct appeal to christians.s do watch. >> christians don't vote well in small personages and why? whi don't know, disappointed in things that are happening but for

>> cnn vatican correspondent christopher lamb is live in london for us now. so christopher, i mean, how are these new cardinals expected to impact the church going forward well, omar, choosing cardinal is the closest thing or pope has to succession planning because of course it is from the cardinals at the future pope will be chosen and the cardinals will be electing pope francis his successor. >> and they hold a very influential role in the catholic church and the pope today, appointed cardinals from across the globe, including the archbishop of tehran. in iran, a very significant decision that shows the pope's desire for dialogue with islam, for pushing peace in the region before announcing the names of the cardinals, he called for a ceasefire across the middle east, including in lebanon. and of course commemorated the 7 october, hamas attacks, the one-year anniversary of them. so using his appointments of cardinals to try and influence things on the world stage more broadly, the pope has really reshaped the body that will choose his success. he chooses car

, fled from the european integration of that time from the polish-lithuanian commonwealth and the vaticanodern ukrainian mefotvortsy often speculate that under peter the great during the administrative reform of 1708 , belgorod kurdish deeds were included. in the kiev province in their delusional logic, everything kiev in the past is automatically ukrainian. kiev really became the center of a large province as the largest historically important city on the western borders. already under peter's wife catherine i, the belgorod province was separated into a separate one, at the end of the century, under paul i , the kursk province was separated from belgorod. there was a natural administrative decay as the state mechanism of russia grew, developed, and became more complex, naturally there was no state of ukraine in the 15th century, as in the nineteenth, even after the creation of the ukrainian ssr by the bolsheviks, both belgorod and kursk remained, naturally, in the rsr, and a soviet census was conducted there, according to which 85% - they were russians. thank you very much and all the be

the sector is now back in rome italy turkey will conclude his week of travel with a visit to the vatican tour for a powerful engagement before heading back to the united states. turning out to the department ongoing support for hurricane recovery efforts. as of rudabeh the national guard has more than 1100 guardsmen, more than 100 high water vehicles and helicopters from three states mobilize for the response and recovery mission following hurricane. the army corps of engineers has approximately 270 people working nine missions including temporary roof support, infrastructure assessment, debris control, flood response and more. also the national guard has roughly 2000 guardsmen, 65 high water vehicles and eight helicopters from nine states mobilized for the response to hurricane helene. the use army corps of engineers has more than 450 personnel engaged in 33 missions across the region, supporting debris control, temporary power, infrastructure assessment, flood control and safe water waste assessments. secretary acosta continues to receive updates on the response efforts at the departme

there he would be a tool of the vatican pick >> chris, i'm not sure most people realize this book is reminder. this was kind of the beginning of modern presidential campaigns in terms of media. it was the first that was really a tv campaign. of course, the famous debate that everyone talks about. people on the radio heard it differently than the people who saw it on tv. fundraising, the mass of fundraising that we see today, in some ways born in 1960. and really, length of the campaign. there used to be shorter affairs. this was a long campaign as well. >> yeah. and the other thing, this is how kennedy wanted, the nominations always used to be decided -- david lawrence in pennsylvania, daley in chicago. and kennedy realized, because he wasn't one of the powerbrokers, lyndon johnson was. the senate majority leader. the only way he could conceivably win was to go out in these primaries. there were only 16 primaries then and he basically said, i'm going to win this, not a smoke- filled room, but by going to the people. he went to new hampshire. he won easily there. he went to wisconsin.

after that will be a meeting with pope francis at the vatican friday before a trip to germany to attendmmit that was delayed after u.s. president biden said he was unable to attend due to hurricane milton. our defense correspondent jonathan beale has this update. >> this visit was part of a whistle stop tour of european capitals by president zelenskyy to try to rally support for what he calls his victory plan for ukraine. something he has already presented to president biden in the u.s.. details have not been revealed, but we know what some of it contains and it includes for example some clear steps for ukraine's membership of the nato alliance, more security guarantees, and also ukraine being allowed to use western supply long-range weapons to hit targets inside russia, something the u.s. has so far not agreed can happen. britain, there is support for ukraine to use long-range missiles, specifically u.k. made storm shadow missiles to hit targets inside russia. that said, the u.k. government does not seem willing to go on its own and it is waiting for the u.s. to give that green light,

we traveled, looked, enjoyed, i visited everything that i could afford, enjoyed the vatican museums,re you could simply look and forget about what you need to eat, sleep, because this beauty is incredible precisely in contact with the originals of the works. these are completely different impressions, a person who is creative, he feels it with his skin, he feels it with his soul, he just feels all the beauty and nobility of the place where you are. rome has its own beauty, during the day it has colors that are different from the colors that are typical for the environment, which i feel in belarus, and at night it has other colors, it is wonderful when there is an opportunity to visit another country to see colors are different. as you can see, there are a lot of paintings, i don’t have any favorites, i love all my works, like the beauty of vitebsk region, the colors of belarus, my homeland, my childhood, my feelings, impressions, here you can see belarus, feel it, perceive it the way i perceive it, like the beauty of another country, cultural heritage, feelings from another country,

and ask not what your country can do for you, but also changes in the roman catholic church with vatican two, the youth revolution with rock and roll, and the beatles and the pill and the sexual revolution. all all happening at once. and it's a question of of how

impressions, we traveled, looked, enjoyed, i visited everything that i could afford, enjoyed the vaticanuseums, where you could just look, forget about what you need to eat, sleep, because this incredible beauty is in contact with the originals of the works, these are completely different impressions, a person who is creative, he feels it, he feels it on his skin, just his soul. feels all the beauty and nobility of the place where you are. rome has its own beauty, during the day it has colors that are different from the colors that are typical for the surroundings, which i feel in belarus, and at night it has other colors, it is wonderful when there is an opportunity to visit another country to see the colors of another country, that is, an artist feels a different color, the sea, it is different, the air. it has a completely different structure, transparency, and it gives different sensations, their night is different, in order to to love belarus, i think you need to go somewhere and see what is there, enjoy, thank, paint pictures and think that belarus is also beautiful. who and how he

and ask not what your country can do for you, but also changes in the roman catholic church with vatican two, the youth revolution with rock and roll, and the beatles and the pill and the sexual revolution. all all happening at once. and it's a question of of how much each is creating a synergy. and by jack kennedy certainly is a new frontier in terms of american politics because it's going to put create the impetus for doing things in different ways moving forward, not in a old mannish sort of way of eisenhower and truman, but that you're going to have the best and the brightest and the youngest in charge. and sometimes that doesn't work out as well as they wanted, i.e., vietnam well, that is a brief and quick look at the election of 1960. our guest is ben david pietrusza, president, historian and author of this book 1960 lbj versus jfk versus nixon the epic campaign that forged three presidencies. mr. patricia, we appreciategrea. this is a difference setting for us, but i hope you guys had a wonderful week. we're going to dive right into the material today because we're going to try to

president will head west, for you have to vote elliott phoenix arizona, followed by two events in the vaticanint what made the selections historic in the pivotal issues that different areas and lasting impact the nation the election of 1980, hit landslide victory republican former california governor, breaking kevin if he did his income active by president jimmy carter 2489 electoral votes and 44 states printed and 8:00 p.m. eastern on lectures of history, university of dallas history professor william discusses decades leading to the 1787 constitutional convention and he compromises that led to the ratification of the united states constitution and exploiting the american story want american history tv about saturdays on "c-span2", frontal schedule new program guide or watch online anytime at cspan.org/history. >> book tv, every sunday at "c-span2", features pleading authors discussing their latest nonfiction books, here's a look at what is coming up this weekend, at 6:30 p.m. eastern, history professor evan break with a history of bookstores and their role of american culture with his book,

commitment to support the ukrainian people in their fight for freedom, and a papal engagement at the vatican in rome in which the secretary and his holiness pope francis discussed share concerns over global security challenges and the importance of promoting peace and stability in conflict affected regions. turn into the middle east coming over yesterday, secretary austin's spoke by phone to minister gallant to discuss israel's operations in lebanon and the humanitarian situation in gaza. secretary austin expressed his condolences to the idf brigade commander killed in the northern gaza strip over the weekend and welcomed the movement of humanitarian assistance through the crossing. he urged that israel take all necessary steps to address the dire humanitarian situation in gaza and to work to seize opportunities for the release of hostages and a cease-fire presented by the deaths of sinwar. the secretary also expressed his deep concern over reports of strikes against the lebanese armed forces and emphasize the importance of taking all necessary measures to ensure the safety and security of t

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at the vatican pope francis canonized 14 new saints including a canadian none montrÉal. king charles and queen camilla kicked off i'll destroy it with a church service in sydney. the couple's first trip to the country since being crowned. a 12-foot tall giraffe name wilford is resting in london before continuing his journey to france as part of a zoo breeding program. zoot made time for wilford to reunite with his half-sister during the stopover. that is a look at some stories from around the globe. and here is a rare moment in the night sky. a hunters moon the biggest and brightest super moon of the year crossed paths with an ancient comments as they passed over the canary islands. the seat 2023 a3 comment only returns to our solar system once every 80000 years or so. "ffox weather meteorologist adam klotz has your work week forecast. pretty cool site there. >> deafly cool stuff, jon for a lot of folks are up to look up at the sky and see it. we have been dry low rainfall totals us on the eastern half of the country. continuing to be clear that's going to big part of th

my wife was the ambassador of the vatican and spent a lot of time on key issues like human freedom andrecently just wrote that kamala harris is clearly the most anti-catholic candidate, i think since james blain in 1880. and you go from that and tim waltz is worse. remember at one point during covid, he issued a ruling that you could have up to 50 people in a bar and 10 people in a church. at another point he closed all churches but allowed model america to stay open so people could have what he called retail therapy. it is important to understand, a left wing of the democratic party, which is now most of it, is deeply antireligious and especially anti-catholic because so many catholic views and weather it is on life or transgender or you name it, reviews that are of warrant to the kamala harris wing of the democratic party. >> laura: now new to, donald trump is actually -- this time around, making a very direct appeal to christians, watch. >> christians do not vote well, they vote in very small percentages. why? i don't know, maybe they are disappointed and things that are happening b

little sisters of the poor and whole variety of things and jim nickelson on former ambassador to the vaticanot in trouble with catholics and they may think it's a better use of her time to be some place else, but i'm not so sure about that, and i think this video is going to raise the profile of her not being there. what do you think? >> yeah, exactly. absent from the room is what it'll highlight. show up if you're going to be there rather than phoning it in really. says a few things. she needs to be in other places that are competitive like pennsylvania and other swing states because she is not even locked down the coalitions that she needs to beat donald trump in those states. the other thing is that she just doesn't really like catholics that much. look at her record as u.s. senator, as attorney general of california she went after pro life groups and charities and was a vicious nominee when it came in front of her when on the senate judiciary committee and has a long record of persecuting catholic charities and catholics, little sisters of the poor, she's supported legislation that would

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maria: after the other we vatican understand saying i made 20% on the nasdaq 20% on the s&p 500 maybetake to the sidelines or sell into it what you make of the bond market ten year treasury looks like this but you had the president of the richmond federal reserve tom barkin same 50 basis point rate cut was an acknowledgment that the central bank policy rate was out of sync with where the economy stands and inflation in the fight and inflation is not done honey read the move-in and rates? >> you go back to the sep that we saw from the fed in september. which served as the backdrop for the 50 basis point cut, certainly retail inflation the consumer price index is come down nicely over the last couple of years but the pc the personal consumption expenditure index actually went up from 2.6% to 2.7% in the month of august in the wholesale producer price index has gone up from about 8% last december to 2.4% in august so you have two of the three key inflation metrics moving in the wrong direction and at the same time you have a significant deterioration that we've seen in the labor market o

pope francis met with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy at the vatican this morning.nk you. the meeting wrapped up a short time ago. it was the ukrainian leader's latest stop in his european tour in his efforts to win international support in his nation's war against russia. the two met privately for more than half an hour. the pope then gave the ukrainian leader a bronze plaque depicting a flower with an inscription that reads peace is a fragile flower. today, former president trump kicks off his west coast campaign swing with a rally in colorado. mr. trump is expected to focus on immigration and a situation involving venezuelan migrants in the denver suburb of aurora. analysts say immigration remains a vulnerable spot for vice president harris, despite her efforts to appeal to latino voters. >> taking on transnational criminal organizations that trafficking guns, drugs and human beings. and i have prosecuted them. >> she wants open borders. they put a little trap out there. a couple of months ago, they made it a little bit tougher, but they didn't stop airplanes fro

and ask not what your country can do for you, but also changes in the roman catholic church with vaticantwo, the youth revolution with rock and roll, and the beatles and the pill and the sexual revolution. all all happening at once. and it's a question of of how much each is creating a synergy. and by jack kennedy certainly is a new frontier in terms of american politics because it's going to put create the impetus for doing things in different ways moving forward, not in a old mannish sort of way of eisenhower and truman, but that you're going to have the best and the brightest and the youngest in charge. and sometimes that doesn't work out as well as they wanted, i.e., vietnam well, that is a brief and quick look at the election of 1960. our guest is ben david pietrusza, president, historian and author of this book 1960 lbj versus jfk versus nixon the epic campaign that forged three presidencies. mr. patricia, we appreciateng yo democracy. ♪ peter: charles scribner

we had a jim nicholson on who was a former ambassador to the vatican, we've had newt gingrich whose wifecatholics. then they think it's a better use of her time to be someplace else. i'm not so sure about that, and i think this video is going to the raise the profile of her not being there. what do you think? enter yeah, exactly. -- yeah, exactly. absent from the room is what that video will highlight. just show up if you're going to be there rather than sending it in. phoning it in, really. this says that she does need to be in other places that are competitive like pennsylvania and other swing states because she has not even hock locked down the coalitions that she needs to beat donald trump in those states. the other thing is she just doesn't like catholics that much. if you look at her record as u.s. senator, as the attorney general of california, she went after pro-life groups, she went after catholic charities. as a senator, she was vicious towards catholic judicial nominees that came in front of her when she was on the senate judiciary committee. she has a long record of persecuti

i thought it was so cool that he proposed on the top of the vatican. and she was just so excited, and it was fun to plan a wedding and they made sure that the kids are all included. josh mankiewicz: that meant not only christina, but also a son of joe's from his previous marriage. it wasn't just a wedding between the two of them. it was like all of us becoming a big family. joe morrissey: do another somersault so i can take a picture. josh mankiewicz: it wasn't long before kay and joe wanted a child of their own, and decided to adopt patrick, a baby boy from south korea. he was a very hands-on father. he was always doing something with patrick, all the time. it was either baseball lessons or hockey practice or going fishing. i mean, they were together all the time. josh mankiewicz: but now joe was gone. patrick and kay had survived. and detective kendall had some questions for kay. how do you know he came through the window? craig melvin: coming up, kay describes in horrifying detail a night of terror. he goes, remember, if you do anything stupid, i ha

the airshow course this year will be on friday saturday and sunday, number of different our area, vatican groups will be performing, usually starts in the morning with a variety of performances. and then of course, the navy blue angels. they they sort of take to the skies. the finale usually around mid-afternoon again each of those days, friday, saturday, sunday across the city this week, they'll be other concerts as well. art shows you can tour the ships that are docked along the embarcadero. it's a lot of fun. >> so we are so happy to welcome all of you from the navy, the coast guard and the marines to be here to celebrate and to really bring a lot of excitement and joy to the people of san francisco. >> well, these are just some of the events that are happening today. at 10 o'clock. they'll be a ship tour of the uss somerset. that's out at pier 27 in the city at 11 o'clock. the navy southwest brass band will be playing at the city college of san francisco student union amphitheater. and then at noon, the first marine division woodwind quintet is going to be performing at your gardens o

but there was radio moscow, there was radio vatican, there was radio france, international, there was radio canada. internationally, every country was broadcasting programing in different languages of the rest of the world. the united states did not. and when advisors president roosevelt at that time suggested it, the prime broadcasters, abc mutual radio show, they probably cbs protested that if the government got involved in broadcasting it would cut into their listenership, their audience. plus there was always the fear and we have that in the united states that somehow a government broadcaster can't be trusted, which i frankly think is not necessarily the case. but that's that's a different story. one, we can debate, if you wish. so the voa voice of america did not start. it started only only after the attack on pearl harbor. and it was really the world war two that did create a voice of america, and it functioned very importantly. its its first words in german were we will bring you the news. we will tell you what happened, whether it's good for us or not and probably be away esta

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the opening night film will be conclave, a drama involving the vatican and starring actor ralph fiennesboth he and the director will be in attendance tonight. other celebrities scheduled to appear at this year's film festival are jude law and amy adams. the festival runs through the 13th of the month. >> state health officials say they are investigating a possible human case of bird flu from infected cattle. officials say the individual worked in a central valley dairy facility and had mild symptoms. the risk to the public remains low, but they say people who interact with animals, such as dairy or poultry farm workers, are at a higher risk. they recommend that personal protective equipment be used like masks and gloves, as well as eye protection. milk from sick cows is not permitted in the public milk supply. >> california's first partner makes a stop in the east bay. her message of empowerment on this latina equal pay day. >> we have all of these equal pay laws. some of the strongest in the nation. and we still have a pay gap does mark farrell have the right experience to shake up cit

we are not far from the vatican right now, where defense secretary austin met with the pope earlier todayo discuss the wars in the middle east and in ukraine. the u.s. estimates that russia has suffered 600,000 casualties since their invasion of ukraine and in the month of june alone ukraine had 12,000 civilians killed by russian missiles and drones. the pope describe the situation in ukraine as terrible and told austin the palestinians are suffering "inhumane attacks." today secretary austin confirmed for the first time that north korea is sending troops to help russia and ukraine. u.s. intelligence we have learned will release satellite images soon as evidence. ukraine's military intelligence chief says nearly 11,000 north korean troops are in russia now and will be ready to fight in ukraine by november 1st. >> putin must be weekend to a greater extent than most people think. we know that putin is losing a lot of people. >> this new axis of china, russia, iran, north korea joining forces and sowing discord around the world, is evidence that world war iii is already underway. has the nex

that the vatican, in any month-long religious conference, the synod of bishops, is now underway.e francis open the assembly with a mass in st. peter's square, urging participants to avoid imposing agendas it ends october the 20 hasn't stopped israeli air strikes on gaza. the ministry of health reports at least 90 people have been killed in the latest attacks, including an incursion into khan younis a cnn has reached out to the israeli military for comment. hospital officials say at least eight people were killed in an israeli strike on an unwra school building. the idf says, hamas was using the facility as a command and control centers in has nada bashir here in london with more obviously the focus of world attention has been on lebanon the deaths or greater in gaza still, that's right. >> we are seeing these significant death toll still in its, it's difficult to imagine that almost a year on since the beginning of this war, we are still seeing these staggering figures, at least 90 people killed overnight tuesday into wednesday in a series of strikes carried out by the israeli mi

what's the secretary going to do in the vatican create think that's in the last part of his trip. >> he is not an official visit. will have a readout win he visits there so. >> thank you general. over the years hamas has shown resilience with replacing leaders when they're killed. so what is different now? why the assessment within this administration the killing of chances to and would remove a significant obstacle? >> as you highlight and this is always a challenge with terrorist organizations that you remove the head and another is quickly replaces so i'm certain that's something the israelis will continue to keep an eye on and solely. i also don't think you can discount the significance again from a counterterrorism standpoint, the rule yahya sinwar has played in limitless organization and also as the architect, so to speak, of the october 7 hamas attack against israel. it is significant that he's been taken off the battlefield. let me to the phone real quicker "washington post". >> thank you for your time. i wanted to get your assessment. does the pentagon have an assessment wou