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She is a member of the general synod, the assembly of the church of england. how significant are these comments, do you think? i england. how significant are these comments, do you think?- england. how significant are these comments, do you think? i think they are very significant. _ comments, do you think? i think they are very significant. i _ comments, do you think? i think they are very significant. i am _ comments, do you think? i think they are very significant. i am not - comments, do you...

From a historic visit to south sudan. he said its not right for some countries to still outlaw same—sex relations. last month in an interview, the pope said homosexuality "is not a crime", and called on catholic bishops to welcome lgbtq people into the church. earlier i spoke to lgbt campaigner jayne ozanne whos a memeber of the general synod, the assembly of the church of england. she told me how significant these comments are. for the leader of the catholic church to come out and say this is...

Posting those warnings saying that the local government and their pretty sure the federal government is extremely serious about making sure that parts from this balloon do not get into any civilian hands here. we are expecting some weather, no word on if that is going to impede any of the recovery efforts. that could take a few days. but they dont anticipate it taking weeks or months. >> dianne gallagher, keep us posted from there. thank you so much. white house reporter natasha bertrand is join...

No president has created this many jobs. as the beginning of a different trajectory in a different way of thinking about american economic policy. there is something really promising here. amazingly, and the tender age of 80, joe biden is offering a new vision of a robust middle class economy, industrial policy, making sure it works for working people. on tuesday when he stands up in the centering of the maga circus, that is the story he is likely to tell the american people. >> robert i served ...

The bbc�*s data analysts and weather teams say this model takes account of things like wind patterns and shows a trajectory from china across the pacific, crossing alaska, then canada before entering the us. it was then spotted, supposedly first by civilians on a plane, over rural montana. here, us officials claimed, the balloon lingered. why? well, one possible reason we can see from this satellite imagery is malmstrom air force base nearby, an important base that houses intercontinental miss...

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Would track it and be aware of it. but again i think it was ham—fisted and i think it was a bad move by beijing. [30 ham-fisted and i think it was a bad move by beijing.— bad move by beiing. do you think there _ bad move by beiing. do you think there is _ bad move by beijing. do you think there is no _ bad move by beijing. do you think there is no danger - bad move by beijing. do you think there is no danger that the us could ramp up militarily and actually this escalate? well, it would be h...

Top china analyst at the cia what he thinks this may lead up to, first or rent lieberman >> i have no idea >> a chinese spy spy balloon drifting across the united states, pentagon calls it an unacceptable violation of u.s. air space and international law. >> we know this is a chinese balloon and that it has the ability to maneuver. >> its definitely moving. >> balloon is headed east at 60,000 feet will be over the u.s. several more days depending pentagon says, officials no the currentlying the ...

North to south currently. it does make sense if you overlay where its traveled, you can track those winds all the way down. over the next 24 hours, the winds really do turn more west to east. so that would make you think that it would sort of drift in that direction. you have to take this with a little bit of a grain of salt. winds can dramatically change speed with height. they can also change direction. based just on the knowledge that we know right now assuming that its just drifting with the...

Can track those winds all the way down. over the next couple of days, the -- or the next 24 hours, the winds do turn more west to east, so that would make you they it would sort of drift in that direction. now, you have to take all this with a little grain of salt because winds can dramatically change speed with height. they can also change direction. based just on the knowledge we know right now, assuming its just drifting with the wind, you would expect for it to take more of a trajectory like...