yes, al boston louis same still were minutes ago. would have been something with the whole can get another can i horses deal a lot of some of the oh i me for the business and you can in the shoes you know, made it comes graham. we just got to really just such a ceiling. individuals such a circle in with all the different sit in, pulled up and get you thrown with them probably. and you're still live with you. i wish to hear that. i think you have history as as you brought in the study skills on christopher replaced. those are coming off on ok, which which and it was just some people posted sustainable for a moment because a lease knew a diverse la you don't know which you know for the don't know is i should just to do it. and then you can use just opinion enough to come on listening and you thanks for the re deal. lowest ones with project with school noted, but other was the money done love for school. and with what i did that with a military is preparing to launch a bombing campaign of the russian city of her thought that's according

give it up for louis cato and the late show band. louis, who do we have joining us on the bass here? i recognize that face. >> louis: you recognize that face. that's season one face. >> stephen: season one? i have not seen you in seven years. >> it's literally been seven years. it's good to see you, man. >> stephen: you look-- you've weathered seven years much better than i have. >> you look great. >> stephen: michael, thank you so much for being here. >> good to see you. >> stephen: thanks for plucking the strings. louis, in just a minute, we're going to have cody keenan who is the former chief white house speechwriter for barack obama. >> louis: right. >> stephen: he's got a book. he's got a book called "grace. the. he'll be out here in just a minute. ladies and gentlemen, before we do any of that,s my first guest is the chief medical adviser to the president whose level-headed guidance has taken us through the pandemic. please welcome back to "the late show," dr. anthony fauci! ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) ( cheers and applause ) >> t

which is king louis of them. day two for the french, the name day is more important than your birthday. you. and so this is a grand birthday when the defenders boat was born, they have a big celebration. they have a big celebration on the anniversary of the the the the name day. does anybody know what a food is? why is it? oh, i've got a few people. okay. he mentions that on on on august 25th, russian bull reviews the troops and they have a further july. this is some 6000 soldiers who are participating in this. so this is one grand parade. i don't know how big macy's parade is, but i would say this would probably the bigger, if not equivalent. so they they fire further july what a further july is, is when when they're all in camp. you it's a running fire. so you you you fire your muskets from left to right, the right to left. and then everybody fires together. so when you have a small company or small army, you might fire individually one person, fire one after another, and when you've got an army of this size, y

louis the silva has just been near him. the president is not going to affect the at bricks organization at all. no, i don't thing because the law as i live it's supporting brakes and mix is having its own significance and brazil is very important country. they have their participation and mix new development bank. and next summit is coming up in the la all is very important for the development of bricks and mixes expand extension is happening. many countries are coming up. so we can relate lula from this platform to tv. and we hope that you really do good work and we will organize very good submit for about 6 countries, my fear and all, not very points in its stunning return. left discount that live in us. your little, the silver house been elected and date of brazil's next president after normally seeing off the right wing incumbent europe also, nor going to run off the former leader secured victory by just one percentage point the politically polarized. so american nation was on the edge until the very last minute when th

louis affiliate kmov, joins us from the scene. good evening, caroline. >> reporter: good evening, norah. it was a horrifying and chaotic scene here that played out at the school. the victims ranging in age from 61 years old to just 15. the shooting sending students scrambling to safety, jumping out of windows, and finding any door that they could find. it was just after 9:00 a.m. >> a report of active shooter at a high school. >> reporter: when an all-too familiar scene erupted. when an all-too-familiar scene erupted. >> we're walking out the building. it's blood on the ground and stuff like that. we see students covered in blood. we see-- i see a lot of kid-- it was kids crying everywhere. >> reporter: police raced to central visual and performing arts high school. traumatized students ran for their lives. relatives rushed to their loved ones. >> it's a nightmare. >> reporter: police identified the gunman at 19-year-old orlando harris. students say he entered the school with a long gun, opened fire, killing a sf-year-old girl and

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oh, this will call you faith because of the fear this is louis louis ivy and boy yeah, that was the body running and i did leave all the counselors in all without counselors in english. the course i'm now called you're talking it off. i think with the new the civilian earliest and even on the coffee values on the on the phone with all of them because it was it's why my the aside from the on on you don't need to was tell us the notion of, you know, rina or they can walk yard super that one is doing what to do about that new new football carry in. yeah. go out tonight, but i'll leave us a, nick, you better than me, nickle we're. we're all though. just a 1000000 or a process of skill set. skip rock. me so it's very cool, but then i will dig it out with nice. nice it all. that's if it's a mazda it was, you know, he was, do he does that. i really cannot. it out. or walk with a, with the more, you know, a dealer brought us to somewhere. i deal cousins. i was just possible as soon as they got the lawyer, i always seem to some police party void us always want to know supposed to oh this song ros

louis cardinals. you have a picture throwing these walls, who is there to hit the homerun? and so i said yes. it was not easy because the other part of that was, oh, you're just a nurse. oh, you don't come from money. you're not an attorney. do you realize you are an activist from ferguson? people would call me a terrorist. that is what people saw. oh, your skin is too dark. you realize, black women can't run for this seat. your hips are too big. your lips are too big. i went through all of those things trying to run for office in this state. juan: congressmember, in your book you talk about your early experiences with the police as a teenager and you write, "my friends and our being initiated into the fact they kim to shape our teenage years and beyond" talking about things actually harassed by a police officer. can you talk about that? >> >> not knowing, like waking up in your body looks different. you put on the same clothes they don't fit you the same way. they got to the point, you know, how do i dress? am i doing something wrong because now all of this sudden i have a

at age 14, he signed to the pennsylvania privateer royal louis. and the reason he signed on is because of two documents. when the declaration of independence came out on july eighth of 1776, a few days, it was officially signed. it was read aloud. philadelphia and james fought, heard that reading, and he took in the words, the soaring rhetoric of the declaration of independence about men created equal and thought perhaps that would spread to all of his fellow black men and women who were in the colonies and most of whom were treated horrifically in the practice of slavery. then four years later, in 1780, pennsylvania became first state to pass an abolition of slavery law. was only a gradual abolition of slavery. if you were a current enslaved person, you didn't get your freedom. your children freed when they reached age 28. but those two documents helped make james fought and decide that he wanted to throw in his lot with his fellow americans and be a patriot instead of go over to the british side or just sit out the war. so at age 14, he signed o

louis. authorities now say the parents of that 19-year-old who had just graduated had alerted police to his ar-15 style assault rifle and that it had been taken away. tonight, authorities say somehow he got the weapon back. so, how did this happen? alex perez tonight. >>> hospitals from connecticut to texas to california running out of beds now to treat children suffering from that triple threat of respiratory viruses. tonight here, you'll hear from the doctor who carefully explains what parents should be looking for. kayna whitworth reporting. >>> tonight, the u.s. responding after vladimir putin oversees a russian military nuclear drill simulating a massive nuclear strike. what the u.s. is saying. >>> here at home, the deadly bridge collapse in missouri. the images coming in tonight. >>> our reporting on climate. the race to save the glaciers. ginger zee takes us where glaciers are melting at a pace not seen in a century. >>> the recall tonight for a popular household cleaner. >>> and the

at the former brazilian president louisa, nausea, louis de salvas promised to unite the country after completing a stunning political come back, he won a tightly contests, said run off election against incumbent. you're both narrow by just over one percent of the votes. the results are extremely close with no clear winner up until near 99 percent of all those who are accounted lula will be taking the range of a deeply divided nation. when you go to visit 2, there's only one big winner. the people, there's neither mine nor our party. the victory is victory for an immense democratic movement that's beyond political parties or ideologies. the majority of the people want more democracy. they want more social inclusion. they want more respect and understanding between people. they want more freedom and equality, our latin america editor last in a minute, following lula in south polo. he did not win by a huge amount. so people who have been with him for thick and thin as you say, have wanted this country to return to the policies that he enshrined when he was president, 2 times in a row. in

ltma owner of louis vuitton is up. it's proving that wealthier shoppers are resilient in the face of higher prices. they are revenge spending from all the time spent inside during the pandemic. >> revenge spending. i haven't heard it put that way but it makes sense. >> meantime, you have survival spending on the lower end of the spectrum. paycheck to paycheck customers are trading down what kind of products they're buying because of inflation. what are you seeing? >> there's a gap between wealthier customers and lower income customers. lower income customers are spending more on groceries, gas and rent. grocery prices up 13% last year. highest rate of inflation. even if lower income shoppers are seeing a little bit more money in their paycheck, it's being wiped out by inflation. these customers are trading down shopping more at dollar stores and discount stores. walmart said they're switching from buying a gallon of milk to a half gallon. they're pulling back on the big ticket items. >> the ceo of craft said they're ma

good to see you. >> louis: good to see you. >> stephen: happy monday. happy monday. did you have a good weekend? >> i did, did you. >> stephen: it was so beautiful this weekend. and evie and i did make soup for our anniversary. >> louis: that's awesome. >> stephen: and here's the thing-- we were like, we'll go out to dinner, reservations, and things like that. you know, we had some plans, and then i made this soup and i said, "what do you want to do?" and she said, "why don't we just eat that soup and watch a movie." and i went, "that's why i married you." that's when it's working. that is-- that is ( applause ) sometimes that is the sexiest answer. i got fantastic guests tonight with a movie that we watched, actually, was "the banshees of inisherin." which is the new movie with colin farrell and brendan gleason who are my guests tonight. unbelievable you'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll laugh again. it's so irish. it's funny and it's sad, it's funny about being sad. written and directed by martin mcdonough. and they'll be out here in a moment, hopefully to make us all c

louis we are glad to have you. so you happen to be here on the one year anniversary of the fall of kabul to the taliban. were you surprised when this happened and why? >> first of all the key for having me thank you for hosting me it's great to be back in st. louis the city always gives me a warm welcome as we transition back to do in person events. and it was not planned we would do this so it serendipitous that we are here and i was thinking about what i was doing last year and of all places i was in my mother-in-law's kitchen with my wife and turned on the tv and catching the headlines that kabul was falling. i was trying to grab my kids did i think that kabul would fall?wa yes it seems that it was trending that way but that was only after the preceding two or three weeks. >> and you knew things that other people did not know having been there but from our perspective new consumers and then numbers dobe not make sense because we have been told there was 350,000 well-equipped afghan forces compared to 75000 talib

thank you, louis. ladies and gentlemen, my first guest tonight is a renowned astrophysicist who has just written a new book called, "starry messenger: cosmic perspectives on civilization." please welcome back to "the late show," neil degrasse tyson! ♪ ♪ ♪ers anpl ( applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) >> stephen: there you go! there it is. come on. come on. neil, my friend, it's good to see you again. >> there was one section who didn't give me a standing ovation right there. we'll deal with that later. >> stephen: there is always so much to talk with you about, my friend. you were last here in april. >> okay, yeah, yeah. >> stephen: check your calendar. in april. since then we talked about the webb telescope going out there. but since then the webb telescope is out there, giving us new glimpses to of the universe. this is a successor to the hubbell telescope, which was impressive and important. what do you make of the new telescope so far? >> it's all that. >> stephen: and a bag of chips. >> by t

louis hamilton was again 2nd. and sergio perez 3rd in his home grand prix. but the clari belonged to bush tappin. you're up to date here on dw up next is the world. and reports of course, is more on d, w dot com, particularly on the selection when by lula in brazil. and you can also follow up on social media to dw, so i'm jarrett great in building. thanks so much. ah ah, every journey is full of surprises. we've gone all out with.

louis. why so much spectacle? i mean, everyone passes at sometime or another. but why the pomp and the circumstance? what's the history behind it? >> yeah, that's a good question. because it's something that's built up over time. and jean is hinting that all of these plans going into six days of a funeral, going back to the beginning with george washington, with the very first presidential funeral in 1799, just to show how far we've come. george washington, in his will, asks for no funeral oration. so he didn't want any funeral. and one of the reasons that i surmise is that washington had such a strong sense of republican virtue, and that in america, our leaders were citizens first, and we were much different from the monarchs and the tyrants of old europe. so he had asked for no funeral. now, washington was a freemason, so the freemasons had asked martha if they could hold a modest funeral for him. and they did, and i think there is maybe an image of the funeral. and it was just a couple of hundred marchers that were in the funeral. he was -- he died and was i

louis. we are glad to have you. >> very good to be here. so, to be here on the one-year anniversary of the fall of kabul to the taliban. review surprised when this happened? and why? >> first of all thanks so much for having me. kerri thank you for hosting it's great to be back in st. louis. the city always gives a very warm welcome which are appreciatedin as we transition back into doing in-person events at. it's really nice to be with you tonight. it was not planned move actually do this and the one year. i think it's serendipitous we are here tonight. our sink aboutd what i was doig last year. and i was actually of all places in my mother-in-law's kitchen with my wife and i sort of turned on the tv i was catching the headlines as kabul was falling. it wasn't florida back to washington to grab my kids were going on a long planned family holiday to europe. and i think at that point kabul was going to fall? yes it seemed as though it was trending that way. that was only after the preceding t

in america this morning, the deadly high school shooting in st louis what we're learning about the alleged gunman and the questions surrounding how he entered the school. the victims now identified, including a health teacher, what our colleagues said she was doing just as the government entered the classroom . candidates clash with two weeks before election day, the only worn out old donkey. i'm looking to put out the pasture is charlie crist. the heated debate in florida overnight and what a new poll reveals about crucial senate races in wisconsin and pennsylvania ahead of high stakes debate tonight. growing concerns about a so called triple dimmick flu. covid rsv and children would doctors have seen the last two weeks when it comes to the flu and the action president biden is taking today backlash over kanye west's anti semitic statements, the company facing mounting pressure to drop him protecting the planet. or not, the surprising new study on just how little of what we recycle is actually being recycled and what's to blame? and later taylor swift with another midnight surprise. from

the home of donnelly and do louis mother. hugh regional fell down years ago. this was the typical house of subsistence farmers made of my didn't cook in a tree sticks with no running water or electricity as fish, georgia. and i think sick want by the prosecutors at s loyce. it's important to reconstruct the story for future generations so that they can assimilate louis story and realize that they too can fight for collect of justice in these times of individualism is but our doors. this was the bedroom with a family of 10 slept, and this suitcase was used as a closet until lula. the mother who was illiterate, decided to take all of her children to sao paolo never dreaming who one of her youngest sons would event really become. lula began working at the age of 14 and went on to become a formidable trade union leader and founder of the workers, pardon, or p t. he had little formal education, but an abundance of christmas and negotiating skills. in 2003 lula became brazil's 1st working class president. he introduced sweeping social reforms to combat poverty and t

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the death amounted to a 110000000 louis door. the french currency at the time to repay the dis, louis the 16th, had to agree to reform. he summoned the estates general, made up of the clergy, nobility and representatives of the 3rd estate. but in doing so, he opened pandora's box consent to taxation in exchange for political representation left also at a booky company key to become a trance at that time was a country that a bit like today was passionate about the idea of reform, but couldn't bring it about capacity, it was this inability to bring about tax and justice reform and insure efficiency as well which led to the french revolution eva law have would, is don't, can it bactrim? it wasn't only a tax revolt but was born to a large extent out of the anger at the injustice of the tax system. you do donors, disney system fiscal. and for the 1st time in europe, the people finally had to say, and they didn't wait to be heard. lists of grievances in the thousands was sent to representatives in the a states general. mm. kali's uncle

louis enough, eula, da silva has won brazil's presidential election. it's a remarkable comeback for the left. his leader who is a to time former president luna's victory was a narrow one winning just over 50 percent of the vote. incumbent president able to narrow who took 49 percent has yet to concede defeat. this was the country's tightest election since 1985, and the 1st time that the sitting president failed to win reelection, tears of joy for the supporters of louis and nancy o, lula da silva. the disappointment for his opponent lula has been declared the winner of one of the most polarized elections in brazil's history. historically, kara, will they not issued by eve? i'm here to govern this country in a very difficult situation either. but i have faith in god that with the help of the people, we will find a way out so that this country me live again. democratically want harmoniously. the tents run off election pitted the leftist lula against far right incumbent julia bolton arrow. both an arrow took an early lead, but results became neck and neck

louis hamilton was again 2nd and sergio perez 3rd in his home grand prix. but the clari belonged to bush tappin. you are 20 w is a reminder, the top story we're following for you. who is enough? you leather silva has won brazil's presidential election official results, gave him a narrow victory over the far right incumbent president, valuables to narrow. it's a remarkable comeback for the left is lula already served 2 terms as the brazilian president and rescue workers in india. i was searching for survivors off for a bridge collapse in the country. the west of the country killed more than 130 people. large crowds were on the bridge when it gave way, sending many, plunging into the river below. don't forget, you can always get the w news on the go. just download our app from google play or from the apple app store. that'll give you access to all the latest news world as well as push notifications for any breaking and that's it from meat and the news team for now cause a month, but we'll have an update for you at the top of the off. i don't go away though. u

the few books that reached sophia's hands have all been brought here by louis soriano. oh oh. oh no. another of his regulus is lewis fernando. he's the 1st in his family to learn to read. he asked for books with pictures so that his parents could follow what he was reading from bright, simple matter how sad you are. he always makes you smile with his books relieved. oh, he always motivated us to read other kids has started reading now too. but whenever he comes to our house, we have something to read up on him. i have a book on liliana, but also for teachers in the region. the b, b, a bureau, visits both during and after the pandemic have been the best way to ensure their students stay motivated and keep discovering new books. ah, look it up and profit for people who the books we get from school is the only books we have seen of when we read a book, it motivates us to read a new one, no more the valid ohio. but if we just have the same ones as last year, the kids already know them and leave them so well, then we don't even have internet here they have a knack on louis soriano

the 1st time that a sitting president failed to win reelection, tears of joy for the supporters of louis and osceola da silva, disappointment for his opponents. lula has been declared the winner of one of the most polarized elections in brazil's history. historically, kara, will they not issued by eve? i'm here to govern this country in a very difficult situation. myself, but i have faith in god that with the help of the people, we will find a way out so that this country may live again. democratically won't harmoniously. the tents runoff election pitted the left us to lula against far right incumbent julia bolton. our both scenario took an early lead, but results became neck and neck. with 50 percent of ballots counted. then, as lyla began to pull ahead, the celebrations began. the final count came down to the wire with lula winning, just under 51 percent of the vote. but with such a narrow margin between 2 very different candidates, tensions remains sky high. ball scenario has attacked brazil's democratic institutions, including casting doubt on the integrity of the vote. now, many fea

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louis. the city always has me a warm welcome which i really appreciate as we transition back into doing in person events so truly nice to be with you all tonight. and it was not planned that we would actually do this on one yourself think it's sort of serendipitous we are here tonight. i was thinking about what i was doing last year, and i was actually, of all places, in my mother-in-law is kitchen with my wife and i just sort of turned on the tv and was catching the headlines as kabul was falling. my mother was in florida and i was heading to washington to grab my kids as we're heading to go on a long planned family holiday to europe. so did i think at that point that kabul was going to fall? yes, it seemed as though it was trending that way but i was only after like the preceding two to three weeks of every city, major city and afghanistan falling to the taliban. [inaudible] -- and you knew things that other people to know having been there, but from our perspective as i think news consume

how do you uphold louis promises? how do you make, how do we make sure that the corruption doesn't happen again? well, liquid, all the, all the instruments to come by. corruption in brazil, or at least the most efficient, were created during blue administrative. so if you don't reach the president police equivalent, they have the i asked result, the only political orientation from the government. many other aspects of opening the transparency law and a great number of last these were greek during lulu. i think that's part of the that's part of the concern for me sir, is that during the time when this stuff is being established is very party with engaged in corruption and members of his of his staff is former chief of staff was engaged. so it seems to me that it's possible for him to have a vigilant. well, i don't think the problem was bigger than any other developers who have leave the diplomat. i think a lot of what was called corruption work. what do you call or can bear like something like that there was rub up, bu

neither of the 2 leading candidates, current president gerald bull scenario and former leader louis enough to look at silva received the majority in sundays 1st about the nobel prize in medicine. he goes to a swedish scientist to pablo. he has been honored for his discoveries relating to the dna of extinct creatures and for his research into human evolution. plus, it's germany's national holiday today. unity. it's been 32 years since east and west germany unified. but is there more that divides that unites german society today? ah, our next spicer welcome to the program. ukrainian forces are reported to be re cap in territory in the south of the country in their biggest breakthrough there since the start of the war. officials installed by russia, acknowledged that ukraine has made advances in the higher san region. one of 4 that russia illegally annexed last week. photo shared on social media appear to show soldiers raising the ukrainian flag and several villages. they are thought to advanced by as much as 40 kilometers in a single day. that is yet to be officially verified. and let's go s

louis high school left behind a chilling note. police say the gunman brought an ar-15 style rifle more than 600 rounds of ammunition and over a dozen high capacity magazines to the school. cnn correspondent adrienne broaddus is live in st. louis this morning. so this letter, adrienne, what do we know about that letter? >> reporter: erica, good morning to you. handwritten words discovered in a notebook left behind in the car belonging to the shooter according to police. some of what was written in that notebook was shared with us and now i want to share it with you. it said, the note, i don't have any friends. i don't have any family. i never had a girlfriend. i never had a social life. i've been an isolated loner my entire life. this was the perfect storm for a mass shooting. those words giving investigating insight into what that 19-year-old who graduated from this high school last year may have been thinking. investigators are saying there were some prevention methods already in place that slowed the shooter down. first and fore

to repay the dis, louis the 16th had to agree to reform. he summoned the estates general, made up of the clergy, nobility and representatives of the 3rd estate. but in doing so, he opened pandora's box consent to taxation in exchange for political representation left also at a booky company key to become a trance at that time was a country that a bit like today was passionate about the idea of reform, but couldn't bring it about capacity, it was this inability to bring about tax and justice reform and insure efficiency as well which led to the french revolution eva law have wouldn't. can it bertrand? it wasn't only a tax revolt but was born to a large extent out of the anger at the injustice of the tax system. you don't have to through system fisco. and for the 1st time in europe, the people finally had to say, and they didn't wait to be heard. lists of grievances in the thousands was sent to representatives in the states general. mm. kali's, uncle, prison. a present and future taxes which shall be shared by all citizens of every order, acc

it's important to reconstruct the story for future generations so that they can assimilate louis story and realize that they too can fight for collective justice in these times of individualism is but our daughter's, this was the bedroom with a family of 10 slept. and this suitcase was used as a closet until lula. the mother who was illiterate, decided to take all of her children to sao paolo never dreaming who one of her youngest sons would eventually become. newly began working at the age of 14 and went on to become a formidable trade union leader and founder of the workers, pardon, or p t. he had little formal education, but an abundance of christmas and negotiating skills. in 2003 lula became brazil's 1st working class president. he introduced sweeping social reforms to combat poverty and the station of working class brazilians. from providing education ruler to fresh water access for people like bow gomez, mizzi or milan. i began to love lula long ago, like a father, a hero, because honestly, he embraces the cause of the poor. emotional, massive housing projects also help lift 330

i was born or at least an exact replica, the home of donnelly and do louis mother. you original fell down years ago. this was the typical house of subsistence farmers made of mud and coconut tree sticks with no running water or electricity. as his toiler thinks it won't buy the prosecutors at a slice. it's important to reconstruct the story for future generations so that they can assimilate louis story and realize that they too can fight for collective justice. in these times of individualism is but our doors. this was the bedroom with a family of 10 slept, and this suitcase was used as a closet until lula. the mother who was illiterate, decided to take all of her children to sao paolo never dreaming who one of her youngest sons would eventually become. newly began working at the age of 14 and went on to become a formidable trade union leader and founder of the workers, pardon, or p t. he had little formal education, but an abundance of charismatic and negotiating skills. in 2003 lula became brazil's 1st working class president. he introduced sweeping social reforms

louis. a teacher and 16-year-old were killed. police killed the gunman who recently graduated from the high school. back to alex perez. good morning, alex. >> reporter: hey, good morning, once again, george. authorities were on the scene almost immediately, and they believe their quick actions saved lives. this morning, investigators combing for answers after a barrage of bullets at this st. louis high school. >> the suspect in this incident is orlando harris. he's a black male, 19 years of age and graduated from the high school last year. no prior criminal history. >> reporter: officers responding to calls of an active shooter around 9:10 monday morning at central visual and performing arts high school. >> report of a shooting at the high school. >> reporter: those first on scene finding panicked students on the school's rooftop waiting to be saved. st. louis police say the shooter armed with a long gun opened fire on the school's third floor killing one 16-year-old female student and 61-year-old health teacher jean kuczka. seve

jennifer louis are stressing the importance of keeping your mind strong people. put it lower on the priority list, you know, it's not so bad. i can handle it. it's better to you know, be more aware of how you're you're mental health is so that you can take care of it the child mind institute put that awareness of 3,200 parents nationwide to the test surveying the parents to see how their children's mental health is doing after the last two years four and 10 reported negative changes in their child's mood and 44% of those parents who have young adults say their kids continue to struggle with anxiety. even dr. louis said she has noticed changes in her six year olds mood due to his lack of social interactions took him a while longer at a warm up to people to get comfortable especially with masks. it makes it hard to be able to really connect with others dr. louis admits the survey showed the pandemic took a heavy toll on kids 50% of parents reported their children experience covid-19 within their family and 20% said kids washed apparent lose their job dr. lewis says

after louis victory, we can expect to positive reaction from the international community. i think international relations will improve. we have had bad relations in south america, but now everything seems better. i think relations with the european union, china and russia will also improve ah, ethiopians, government and insurgence from the rest of northern to gray region of held their highest level talks yet named that ending 2 years of civil war r t correspondent, toronto let. ucla examines the roots of the conflict, done its devastating consequences. the very last thing by radio violence, from the organizers of this piece talks as it were, the a you the african union, that it has been a really mom with regards to details in any progress. but forces with inside knowledge say that the talks will have to be extended because as it currently is, there is no announcement and there is no sation of possibilities. and that's what they're really working towards. and the sources say that we might have a light agreement in terms of that. but as we currently know, the situation on th

it's much needed crops to brazil now where the day has been nothing short of historic louis ignacio and lula da silva has secured an unprecedented 3rd term as brazil's president, the leftist won a narrow victory and a run off vote against the current ride wing leader, jaw your bo sanara who has yet to acknowledge defeat lula was president from 2003 to 2010 and was later imprisoned on corruption charges. after his remarkable come back, he's promising to restore unity and prosperity. tears of joy for the supporters of louis and osceola da silva, disappointment for his opponent. lula has been declared the winner of one of the most polarized elections in brazil's history. historically, i will be mad issued by eve. i'm here to govern this country in a very difficult situation myself, but i have faith in god that with the help of the people, we will find a way out so that this country me live again. democratically want harmoniously. the tents runoff election pitted the left is lula against far right incumbent j both tomorrow. both in a row took an early lead, but results became neck and neck.

well, louis the silva has just been near me. the president is not going to affect the at bricks organization at all. no, i don't pain because the law as i live it's supporting brakes and mix is having its own significance and brazil is very important country. they have their participation in mix new development bank and next summer is coming up in a lot. all is very important for the development of breaks and mixes expand extension is happening. many countries are coming up. so we congratulate la from this platform to tv, and we hope that you love to do good work and we will organize very good to submit for about mix countries. my fear i'm just to wear finally on your country on sunday's tragedy, which saw a collapse bridge in india's western state of good to rod at kill more than a 130 people, an absolutely terrible event. and i knew you want to, to mention that unfortunately it is very miss big miss happening. and people in celebration more because india just celebrated the valley and people were coming and going from that bre

louis was divorced several times and his private life often made headlines. he died at his home in memphis, tennessee, aged 87. ah. katara has summoned the german ambassador in protest off its interior minister, criticized the world cup hosts human rights record. cut are says, comments by nancy, faces were undiplomatic and provocative. it insists it has reformed its labor laws, but earlier this week cut us and then shake timing been hammered. our fanny said his country has faced an unprecedented campaign of criticism. may lead up to the world camp and organize as a hoping fans coming to cat. i would enjoy it more than just for all the host nation is showcasing a range of venues for people who want to learn more about his culture and history. are ismael reports from dora? ah! when he come here to realize how we care about knowledge katara national libraries hoping for more visitors during the world cup. now we are starting to visit with you at a village. you can see by yourself doctor hum and bin abdul aziz al cory is deputy prime minister and the library's pr

louis high school. police say the 19-year-old gunman tried to buy a gun from a licensed dealer but was stopped by an fbi background check he then purchased an ar-style rifle from a private seller. officials say no law would have prevented the sale police also pointed out that missouri does not have a red flag law, meaning officers did not have clear authority to seize the rifle whether they responded to a call by the suspect's family before the shooting >>> breaking overnight, elon musk has officially purchased twitter, tweeting "the bird is freed. the social media giant's ceo and cfo are out. the general counsel and head of legal trust and safety are gone. today was the deadline for him to purchase the company or face a battle in court. he said it's important to the future of civilization to have a common digital town square where a wide range of beliefs can be debated in a healthy manner without resorting to violence. he added twitter cannot and free-for-all hell scape where anything with be said with

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louis. police found a notebook in the gunman's car. inside, a handwritten note, and ultimately a window into his motive. the 19-year-old shooter was a former student. he managed to get inside, even though the building was locked, with seven security guards on duty. two people were killed, including a 15-year-old student, and a teacher who was getting ready to retire. several others were wounded, before the gunman was killed by police. tonight, the school remains closed and riddled with bullets. the community is in mourning as survivors deal with the trauma. cbs's jeff pegues is going to lead us off tonight with all this new information, and, it is scary and chilling to hear this. good evening. >> reporter: it really is, norah. the st. louis police commissioner said that shooting could have been so much worse, because the gunman entered the school fully-loaded. police say that he had ammunition strapped to his chest, and they even found magazine clips in the stairwells of the school. police sources say that the evidence collected sugges

neither of the 2 leading candidates, current president able scenario and former leader louis enough to let us silver received the majority in sundays. first bout the 1st funerals are held in indonesia for victims of saturday stampede at a football stadium. at least 125 people were killed off the fans or the losing side storm the pitch. and police responded with tear gas. and he is losing. and the battle field reality he faces is i think, irreversible. the retired top american general david trail says the us and its allies would destroy all of russia's troops and equipment in ukraine. if putting were to use nuclear weapons. cave continues. it's counter offensive, and i'll fully control the strategic eastern city of lima. ah . ahead of us, welcome to the program. this years nobel prize from edson has been awarded for genetic research on human evolution suite of scientists wanted paypal is a known for sequencing the genome of the in the under thought, an ancestor of our modern humans. we also discovered that dennis silva, another extinct sherman in what species he showed that both contrib

heated and polarized campaign opinion polls give a clear advantage to the left as former president louis ignacio lula da silva, the right thing incumbent shot. your ball scenario has indicated that if he's defeated, he might not accept the results. in recent months, at least 3 lulu supporters have been killed by suspected molten r. a supporters who repeatedly called for a military coup, wilson aro calls lula fif as the former president has been convicted for corruption and spent time in prison. bud louis supporters hope he is on track for a spectacular political come back of corresponded johan ramirez, sent us this report on the election from rio de janeiro. fernando sabrina once. lula the field, but to be her president. she lost her job after getting covey, and says if i now show support she gets is not enough. just put her hopes in lulu promises free left wing government focusing on social issues with them. i have a better. if lula wins the election, we will get everything back off. people who live on the streets will get jobs, housing, everything, they don't have no way of human lump

louis hamilton was again, 2nd. and sergio perez 3rd in his home grand prix. but the clari belonged to bush tappin stones. reminder about top stories this week in our seo later, silva has one brazil's presidential election official results. give him a victory over far writing company giant false alarm. it's a remarkable come back for the left is lead, already served to tubs as president, president and ukraine says it's critical infrastructure has been dominated by more than 50 russian missiles in the capital. key power and water supplies have been disrupted. and in hockey, i'm not sure the metro service has been brought to i steps to is asia where melissa chime is next and i'll be back at the top of the um, with, with who you're in piece 2 point. oh, satellites, monitoring crises and conflicts. i visualizes the extent of suffering and destruction the goal and how quickly and initiate peace negotiations using advanced technology to fight war in ukraine and worldwide. to morrow today. in 60 minutes on d. w. if you ever have to cover up a murder, the best way is