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the pope thanked those who prayed for him during his surgery and recovery. we go to rome for the details. >> reporter: pope francis looked good and sounded strong when he delivered his sunday prayer for those who had gathered in st. peter's square. just released on friday, he had undergone a three-hour surgery on june 7th and spent that ten days convalescing. he's got a busy schedule ahead in august. first part of august he'll go to portugal for world youth day and end of august, he's going to mongolia. alex. >> a controversial call today for a construction boom of israeli settlements in the occupied west bank. israel's far right finance minister announcing plans to build more than 4,500 new homes in settlements in the west bank.
who convinced his followers to starve themselves and their children to death with genocide. at least 250 people are now known to have died since the cult's activities came to light in april, while a further 600 people are still missing. officials at the vatican say pope francis has spent a restful day, after undergoing surgery for a hernia on wednesday. the 86—year—old pontiff is expected to remain in the gemelli hospital in rome, convalescing, for up to a week. a spokesman said all tests had shown encouraging results, and all signs are positive. exam season is in full swing for many around the world — but the stakes are especially high for students in china, as they sit their national university exam known as "gaokao". it's the first in—person gaokao since the pandemic. this year, a record 12.3 million have signed up for the exam — the results of which can be
there to be any reason to be any slowdown because of the appointment of the special counsel? >> i really don't. i haven't seen it. sort of famously at this point jacques myth put his name out of filing on thanksgiving day. granted he is in the netherlands and they don't celebrated their, but he's an american so one would've expected he might have been indulging in some turkey and stuffing. but you know, he jumped right in on this. and don't think jack -- smith and he made a statement, there will be no delay under his watch, and i think we can take him at his word. he knows the eyes of this country and the world are really on him in, he can afford for there to be any delay. he's convalescing after an injury by the way and he's so he's got all the time in the world to read up on every possible thing needs to read up on to be fully briefed on this, and expect that's exactly what he's doing. >> and so as an expert in these kinds of cases, mary mccourt, the trump defense of i thought they were mine.
jack smith put his name out of filing on thanksgiving day. granted he is in the netherlands and they don't celebrated there, but he's an american so one would've expected he might have been indulging in some turkey and stuffing. but you know, he jumped right in on this. and don't think jack -- smith and he made a statement, there will be no delay under his watch, and i think we can take him at his word. he knows the eyes of this country and the world are on him in, he can't afford for there to be any delay. he's convalescing after an injury by the way and he's so he's got all the time in the world to read up on every possible thing needs to read up on to be fully briefed on this, and expect that's exactly what he's doing. >> and so as an expert in these kinds of cases, mary mccourt, the trump defense of i thought they were mine. how would that defense work? and let's just as an aside for the moment, what we already know, there were lawyers more than one serious lawyers telling him that he cannot do
that had not been checked and to put all of his energy in trying to beat bill clinton in 1996. one of the most touching stories, i related this to howard kurtz, that i've ever seen is when daniel inouye passed away. he was lying in state in the capitol rotunda and they met when they were both convalescing from war injuries in italy, they were wounded one hillside away. bob dole basically did not have use of his right arm, daniel inouye had his arm shot off. he want todd be a doctor and realized the dreams were dashed. dole said you ought to think about getting into politics, the type of thing i want to do when i get back to the states and get my health back. even though they served across the aisle, they worked together on many, many things and this is
reconciliation, i'm begging you to explain what we're witnessing going on the house tonight, when it will result in now, and wet it will give to americans. >> well bryan, i will leave our beloved gift tag line on the hill here, is because we are seeing on our screen right now is the bipartisan infrastructure bill now working its way through the house after many hours and much frustration in anticipation of this moment. what we've seen in the last half hour, really, is the convalescing of moderate and progressive fashions that had been previously been ideas on how this evening was going to go. we saw a lot of stopping and starting on the part of house leadership because they're trying to bring all these disparate parts of their caucus together, who were at odds over the best way to move forward on this. moderates have been saying that they didn't want to move forward yet on the larger social spending package, because they wanted to see a congressional budget office or,