vincent: shut up. keep quiet. bury this. lisa: vincent doyle did the ext opposi.in a similar situation. he called it coping, children of priests international. vincent: and, like, within a few months there was, like, these--all these countries logging on. there was hits and google search phrases and graphs, and it took off: 13,500 people have come forward out of 175 countries. lisa: what does that say to you? vincent: that says that there's a mass need. there's people looking globally for information on this issue. why would 13,500 people in 175 countries go on to a search engine on the internet and type in things like "my father is a catholic priest," "alimony for priests' kids," "help, i am pregnant, and the father is a catholic priest"? lisa: no one knows for sure how many children of priests there are, but vincent has made his own estimates. vincent: we know of 10,000. i could stand before christ and say, "i know of 10,000 children of priests." that's conservative. that's very nservative. ♪♪♪ lisa: vincent realized that children of priests all share a common f

[speaking in foreign language] vincent: who is vincent samarco?ell, vincent samarco is a little guy who has a lot of hopes and a lot of dreams. i'm a third-generation re. the first of the family was my grandfather from the greek part of my family. he immigrated to south of france when he was a young man. he opened a restaurant in paris. uh, we used to go every sunday when i was a child. it was just like amazing impression. i've been working in the restaurant industry since i'm, uh, probably 18 years old. i've been working in paris all my career until, uh, i immigrated to us seven years ago. you know, i come to the united states. i wanna do french food and to share my passion about french food. and that's kind of the easiest point, you know? like, you gonna present what you are. what does it mean to be french? it's awesome. it's the best thing to be french. well, i know there's a lot of htory. there's a good indication. it means a lot to me to be french, uh, because we, people see us differently. you know, they see us as romantic as they think we h

fred vincent, it is kind of strange. it is sadly ironic how little known he is today among americans. at the time of his nomination for the chief justice, he was one of, if not the biggest man in washington. let's not including the president. he always stands by himself. he had held so many jobs of monumental importance to the american economy. he had been the treasury secretary. at the time, it was the office of emergency management dealing with the war. it was a member of the house of representatives. he was a primitive authority. it's very difficult to recognize anyone in the house. he was recognized as the main authority on taxation. he was known as one of the finest quarters if you'd be elected to congress. when he was elected -- when he was nominated to the chief justice by president truman, there were great expectations for him. he was perhaps the one had great expectations on his shoulders in time of his nomination. fred vincent was truly a public servant. major league baseball tried to lure him away by allowing

the real moment for truman's vincent. this is the guy come if there is a treatment appointee that has a legacy that is probably him? >> yes. it's a stage in a sadly how literally unknown he is today among americans. at the time of his nomination for the chief justice ship, he was one of, if not the biggest names in washington. not including the president or him, but he held so many jobs of a monumental importance to the american economy. he had been treasury secretary. he had been director of the time as emergency management dealing with the war praise been a district appellate court judge for his been a member of the house of representatives from the state of kentucky. he was the supreme authority both houses recognize it's hard for the senate to recognize anywhere in the house it was as the authority on taxation. it is as a grand orator. one of the grant orders to be elected to congress. he was nominated to be chief justice by president truman, there were great expectations for him. the only nomination that great expect

danahy mary danantonio vincent g.ht donald darcy elizabeth ann darling annette andrea dataram edward a. daatri michael d. da™auria lawrence davidson michael allen davidson scott matthew davidson titus davidson niurka davila ada m. davis clinton davis, sr. wayne terrial davis anthony richard dawson calvin dawson edward james day william thomas dean robert j. deangelis, jr. thomas patrick deangelis dorothy alma de araujo ana gloria pocasangre de barrera tara e. debek james d. debeuneure anna m. debin james v. deblase, jr. jayceryll malabuyoc de chavez >> my brother, richard avery, 21 years. like yesterday. we miss you, we love you, we will never, ever, forget. >> and to my deceased husband, peter. and i know he would want me to say a big thank you to all of those in the armed forces who keep us safe. [applause] >> paul decola charles the condo. -- gerald f. deconto simon marash dedvukaj jason christopher defazio david a. defeo jennifer de jesus monique effie dejesus nereida de jesus emerita "emy" de la peaa donald arthu

vincent: no.s a lot to invest, so as i said, the activity remains sustained with the price positions at our disposal. i think we can support the main product as we go forward. dani: thank you so much for joining us. that is vincent policard, cohead of infrastructure at kkr. coming up, fortum shares soared after germany says that it will buy all of its stocks of uniper. more on that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back. germany will nationalize uniper in a historic move to rescue the country's largest gas importer and avert a collapse of the energy sector in europe's biggest economy this winter. >> we have seen the situation that there might be more of this because we have high energy prices, which will pass on to consumers. this is probably something that we will see and it makes it even more important on the global consequences of this. this means that we need to continue with results on the transformations in europe and the world. tom: for more, we are joined by bloomberg's chad thomas.

vincent: i think they get to $.95. hours, the ecb doesn't have a lot of -- the only thing they can have, the only thing they have our interest rates. that is not going to help. if they disappoint, it is going to be a rough, rocky here. guy: thanks for your time. you can go to the gym now. vincent: [laughter] thank you. guy: no black shirt today. this is what he looks like. vincent cinderella -- this is bloomberg. ♪ as a main street bank, pnc has helped over 7 million kids develop their passion for learning. and now we're providing 88 billion dollars to support underserved communities... ...helping us all move forward financially. pnc bank: see how we can make a difference for you. ritika: a look at the biggest business stories in the news. biden administration published its strategy for subsidizing u.s. output of semiconductors. it will give guidance on how companies can apply for funds from the 52 billion dollar chips & sacked by february. registration is the centipede of the administration's effort to reduce dependen

vincent paul abate. alana abraham. >> william f. abrahamson. adams. >> donald leroy adams. >> patrick adams. >> shannon lewis adams. >> stephen george adams. -- >> terrence edward adderley junior. >> -- lee adler. >> daniel thomas of leto -- joseph agnello. >> david scott agnes. >> brian g. ahern. sabir ahmed. godwin o. ajalla. >> margaret ann a lauria. john leslie albert. >> peter craig alderman. >> and my brother in law. danny, you are in our hearts every day. your 5 now adult children are thriving. like you and with peggy's guidance, they are kind, people succeeding in their careers and in life. we celebrate you all today. >> and my father john leslie albert. i was 13 years old in september 2001. we had a wonderful relationship to date. how well does a 13-year-old boy really know his father? the reality is that i along with countless other children who lost parents missed out on countless memories, conversations, so while the grief or seeds a bit with time, -- recedes a bit with time, the absence of my father is as palpable as it ever was. >

halligan >> vincent gerard halloran >> carolyn b.almon >> james douglas halvorson >> mohammad salman hamdani >> felicia hamilton >> robert w. hamilton >> carl max hammond, jr. >> frederic k. han >> christopher james hanley >> sean s. hanley >> valerie joan hanna >> thomas paul hannafin >> kevin james hannaford, sr. >> michael lawrence hannan >> dana rey hannon >> christine lee hanson >> peter burton hanson >> sue kim hanson >> vassilios g. haramis >> james a. haran >> gerald francis hardacre jeffrey pike hardy >> timothy john hargrave >> daniel edward harlin >> frances haros >> harvey l. harrell >> stephen g. harrell >> melissa harrington-hughes >> aisha ann harris >> stewart d. harris >> john patrick hart >> eric hartono >> john clinton hartz >> emeric harvey >> in my cousin, david rosenbaum . it has been 25 years since you have passed and since you were ripped from our hearts. the other cousin in the corner reading his books. i never thought the world could have gotten worse and yet here we are today. the world truly does get worse

vincent reinhart as well asvincent reinhart -- as well as vincent reinhart. he is chief economist.einhart invented modern resort -- modern research in washington and has terrific perspective on forecast. vince, thank you so much for joining today. i went back and i did a google search of the fed rates an indian number of days of --. when does the central banks stop fearing to go the other way? vincent: right now, it is easy for central banking because they are so far away from their inflation goal. one power wakes up in the morning and says inflation is too high, he worries as he goes to bed at night, inflation is still too high. it will get harder when you have to top out where you raise rates. close to the goal and unemployment rate is rising. tom: we are sort of used to higher interest rates. we have all been there before. does the media and the guys wall street, do they overplay the world is coming to an in? vincent: the fact is, we have been here before. the fed goes to tightening sales and loosening cells. they have been in tightening sale that will last longer. we will have

vincent: the u.k. is dramatic this week. it is a show of what could happen in the next quarter in europe or the u.s.. it is good to support growth. and in this context, indeed some central banks will have several priorities and we expect some risks and some banks will come to the market and play some kind of control to keep long-term rates at reasonable levels and to keep views on the horizon at zero. because communities cannot have these resources. and that is also with bonds because we believe that central banks should act on their own. given the bad dynamic on growth, and -- alix: is the u.k. investable at all right now? vincent: that is a valid question because it is a debate that we have internally. not yet, to be fair. our principal value person says it is still unknown. nevertheless, some situations are becoming very cheap, so we are looking again. the big question is on the pound and what is the stability of the pound. it will see the pound that's the -- it will be -- it will be the pound that will see a little bit o

sonali: katie greifeld and vincent cignarella, thank you for your time. coming out, underneath the surface. any drink us on our question of the day next -- amy joins us on our question of the day next. this is bloomberg. >> get is not going to -- it is not going to stay stable forever. it is probably not even going to stable for two weeks unless there is a sense that this is a bridge to the fundamentals being fixed and that is not what we are seeing from the indications we are getting. sonali: that was larry summers speaking with bloomberg on the bank of england's intervention yesterday. how much leverage is left? let us ask amy lee silverman. when you look in the surface here, what is underlying the market, are you concerned that there is another shoe left to fall? amy: i am. there is maybe issue and a half left to vote. that is the case because a letter of what we look at would tell you that equity loans still have room to catch up heard that has been 20-year-old. in reality, it has been volatility that has been driving the economy. when we see that lag

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vincent and grenadines.fter 10 days of mourning, the funeral of elizabeth ii will take place, she will be buried in the memorial chapel of her father george the sixth, the remains of her husband prince philip, who died last year and was buried in another part of the clock , will also be transferred there. elizabeth's successor was her eldest son charles, he took the difficult name charles iii and assumed the rights of the monarch at night a large number of people gathered at the walls of buckingham palace. neskondirovali long live the king according to the latest reports officially charles iii will be proclaimed king saturday. government loss against the backdrop of the fuel crisis in moldova, the head of the ministry of the environment resigned. the reason was the sluggishness of the head of the department until september 1. it was supposed to create a website where the citizens of the country could find complete information about buying firewood for the winter due to rising gas prices due to anti-russian s

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vincent operated a day drop in the center. that drop in center has been closed since the start of covid and we expanded operating hours to 24-7 and added additional meals so that people can stay in place. that's why you're not seeing a reduction in the budget. to subsidize the operation which is currently operating under. >> can you explain a little bit more? because you're now trying to operate this facility more 24/7 it requires additional staffing and support. but you're not serving the, the level of clients that you can at this facility. at 340, keeping it at 218? >> so to, restate the shelter is operating 24/7 and it has been operating at that level since march of 2020 since covid started. we've also brought in additional services like meals, so that people can shelter in place but we closed the staffing center. so staff was staffing center were not would bering at all, they now have to be on staff 24/7 so there is monitoring of clients. i think you also noticed in the report there was saving in the contract at the end of

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, come, i also to fight with my brothers and arms and keep my men safely. men on your line ingle, vincent hathaway. the soldiers are also here for lithuania, as collective defense, which is how nato calls it. vilnius, along with the other baltic states, had been calling for more troops. and in june german chancellor, olaf schwartz granted their request, an additional combat brigade on top of the $1600.00 soldiers that are already there . but there's a catch out of the convoy traveling down this highway, only the land elements comprised of around 50 soldiers will be stationed here permanently. the bulk of the troops will remain in germany on high readiness and can deploy quickly on short notice. cone us lithuania is 2nd largest city is only a half an hour's drive from the base where german troops are stationed. people here are largely happy that more soldiers are coming or soberness to the most important thing is that russia doesn't even think about taking any aggressive steps towards nato. all it delaney sherman thought on the market to ensure that max and his men are armed with some of t

he's one of the most experienced players in the squad. vincent view almost 2 or 10 completely takes our minds off the situation. why obviously we think about it, but handball still helps us clear our heads somehow during training. it was this of kin before they could go with another one of them to me. like a great fit of i omnia more right. she, you, in the metro came to germany together with his wife earlier and his young daughter a far madison mueller. so let us guanasha, we saw that it was dangerous, especially for the baby. and when we found out the team would be stationed in germany and we were very happy with our so with the come on the was, it was a lot. so for me it's essential that my family's here. it's difficult to play anywhere without my family. if relatives are close by, it's much easier glue saying that it may be that there were about election with when alexander is not training the young family often find themselves at the playground. mm hm. where young eva can play without a care in the world. what. what oh yeah, oh and we will be given then to diagnose it, but as i rea

ebonie vincent from tv's my feet are killing me. and a visit from keke palmer. all next on live.are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. "feelings" by john newman] ♪you never give the feelings that i want♪ ♪you ♪ ♪ you never give the feelings that i want♪ -swivel on in. -thanks. thank you. couldn't hear the song. ah... it's funny back there. acoustically, you can't hear the song at first. it's really-- i was like, "wait, i'm trying to get on "the beat. but right now--" ah, the acoustics in this studio are legend.

no. vincent jury and his friends are about to perform a concert. but it's far from traditional the band plays thrash metal. a style of music rarely found in baton even under ground. but these rockers are no rebels. here. the musicians are known for writing a song with a message that for a metal band is unusual. as any of happiness, a linux will catch many people's attention that you know, the way we can be happy with the very little we have. we have to be content with one. we haven't all and the group practices, what they preach in baton. it's difficult to find more musical instruments, let alone a record labels, but they managed to shoot a professional music video for their hit track happiness. ah ah what i was wondering if we get a chance to rule europe or america to play love to do that. to explain and a nice friend and message, i'm happy to. this message does not come out of the blue. in 1972, the brittany's king introduced the idea of a happiness index and troubled by the problems he saw affecting other developing countries focused on economic

ah, i see vincent going through the okay. well, we'll try to yes, lumpy to dig into it now to write the whole party at la garza if it be, if i decide to absolutely go to see me hung up with ah night again when he i'll completely try when i decide something on the page i have to stand by that decision. does this go? i think i was born like that. i'll, but it's also a quality you can hone from game to game. design truffle mountain. you like every referee in the women's blindness, legal francisco, verify it makes 500 years a match in the men's league. it's 10 times that amount at every grimsley. good match, there's an official referee observe in the stadium. they closely scrutinized the performance of the referees magazine, witness your office, you got a lever, real grades. every one is graded, and the referee and the assistance and you know, a one is a good grade. that's why today i would give her a take what we have to get the evaluation sheet done within 2 days before it goes to by the german f i and the referee herself said

ah, i see vincent going shortly. okay. well we'll try to yes, larissa and open up that big enough. you now to write a whole party at la garza if it be if i decide that yes lou day was in the young. yeah. i ah, i to gain van helsing pleasantly. i when i decide something on the page, i have to stand by that decision. this is go, i think i was born like that. i'll, but it's also a quality you can hone with from game to game. design truffle mountain you like every referee and the women's blindness, legal, francisco iroquois makes 500 years a match in the men's league. it's 10 times that amount. at every goods legal match, there's an official referee observer in the stadium. they closely scrutinized the performance of the referees, the diffusion wooden floor, what if you got a lever rail grades, every one is graded and the referee and the assistance in a one is a good grade to die. i would give her a take what we have to get the evaluation sheet done within 2 days before it goes to by the german f i and the referee herself said that she knows what she did wrong or how good she was with

good german monk, st. vincent dublin years, asia coming up to day talk sick masculinity and how it's killing women in pakistan . the motto from the economist allegedly by her husband as renewed the debate about how men treat women, a bach, his body society. we look at the pattern and ask what the government doing about it and much later than the program. the wacky world of tie, set up wrestling, it's wrestling for entertainment, but with the knocks and bumps that go with the sport. no surprises. it's popular with the tourist. ah. i british manager, welcome to the dublin news asia. glad you could join us. another murder are linked to domestic violence and pakistan has renewed concerns over what many of them call a pervasive culture of toxic masculinity. sarah, in a 37 year old pakistani canadian, was allegedly killed in some about last week by her husband. she was an economist who had been working in dubai. they'd been married just 4 months earlier fully. so he confessed to repeatedly beating her with the dumbbell and trying to hide her body in a bathtub. showers father said his daugh

the danica massey at bethany is owns, is may veto almo, almost well, and then i left already vincent brown, the ah, to troy and combat the fake. mont, michigan fits chains on to the tires of his truck. but it's pouring with rain and they are still over 260 kilometers to go. even with the chains and a 4 by 4 escort. this trip is still a huge challenge. and when you go to like, you know, go to and i'll, i'll go, i'll give you more later salinas last month. if he's in michigan's into my scenes. don't last long with the same rule later. bounce up, then all, you'll not them all joe, you'll know said me. see them idea of the us together last the last week. other than that. all awful. no collateral. there now you know, god lay my, they are not on the dns yet thing with the a what i thought i thought the on the more than a ah, my god, that good night needle. and whenever i jo and does it guys a bell? i'm with you and then they go louder than that. i want me my luck with our upcoming. so it's time for a toll from gustavo school by phone, with no, no, no, no, no, no, not with with even the ful

vincent!imagine my surprise ♪ when you hit me two times you got yourself a fight ♪ i was a patsy you were a creep ♪ from the cheap seats thinking that my little scratch ♪ was like your big victory see? ♪ but i'll take you down uh-huh ♪ tell me who hurt you no, wait, i don't care to ♪ hear an excuse why you think you can be cruel cruel, cruel, cruel ♪ mama always told me ♪ "you got to turn the other cheek" but even she would agree ♪ you're an exception to that ♪ because i'll take you i'll take you ♪ yeah, i'll take you go on, i'll take you ♪ down i'll take you ♪ down, down, down, down i'll take you ♪ down i'll take you down i'll take you ♪ down, down down, down ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ go get your own [no audio] get off of my [no audio] ♪ go face your demons check into treatment ♪ go flee the country go blame your daddy ♪ just get far away from me ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ because i'll take you down ♪ i'll take you down, down, down, down ♪ because i'll take you down ♪ i'll take you down, down, down, down ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ going to go tell

the nfl, rodrick, troy vincent, all the other executives can only do so much.issue, for the most part. it really sets the player, starting to push more back against the nfl, and the executives, and the ownership in 2020, after the george floyd murder, and the george floyd protests, when there was a reckoning of the nation. i think the owners tried to recognize, or at least attempted, or perceived to recognize, what was happening. but, there is still a lack of accountability, in hiring minority, and next. >> carey, i'm up against, o'clock or give you the last word here. >> here's the deal, we cannot make, no matter how much we say, make men do what they don't want to do. today on the team, it is there is, they hire who they hire. the request is, however, to look at us the way that you see the other coaches that you hire. meaning, take us to the golf. let's call, let's chat with one another. that is the only way we can get an equal footing, if you see us, as you see yourself. clearly that, is not the case here. >> gary, dante, i appreciate it. to be continued. th

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