how to handle the heat? a special report on how people in pakistan s mega city karachi are struggling, as extreme temperatures become more common aorund the world. it is almost unbearable to be standing out in the street. it is only 11 o clock and the sun is beating down. and the pollution. it makes it even worse. some here wonder how long they can go on like this. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. it s the poorest country in the western hemisphere and it is living through one of the most troubled of political sagas. now haiti s prime minister, ariel henry, says he has sacked the chief prosecutor who s been seeking to charge him in connection with the killing of presidentjovenel moise in july. he had also called for the prime minister to be barred from leaving haiti, adding that there was evidence that the prime minister had spoken by phone with a leading suspect in the assassination. will grant has more. the intrigue in one of latin america s mur
i swear i do not know the man. head strong, stumbling, confused, questioning: jesus loves peter not in spite of his failings, i think sometimes, but because of them. the vatican claim they have found peter s bones beneath the basilica which bears his name. they may have discovered the ancient man upon whom the church and all its traditions are founded. who is peter? did he travel to rome to lay the foundations for the christian church? and could these really be peter s bones? [ speaking in foreign language ] november 2013, vatican city, rome. pope francis causes a sensation. 2013 was a year of faith, and as part of an extra kind of reward for pilgrims who had come, pope francis displayed these nine bones, and he s essentially making the claim that he s holding right there, the bones of the person who founded the church in rome: st. peter. the revelation of st. peter s bones makes headlines around the world. this is something that has never happened befor
to manipulate the rules. it was conservative mps bringing down boris johnson. they could see the writing on the wall, particularly when it came to their own electoral fortunes. look, conservative mps will have to do what is right in terms of their conscience, but i think, a lot of them will look at the state of the polls, they will look at where the public sees a borisjohnson, the lying, the rule breaking, narcissism, the laziness, the wrecking of this country, and i think. we will have to see what happens, but i think a lot of them will also be thinking about their own political futures. will also be thinking about their own politicalfutures. i think will also be thinking about their own political futures. i think as well, there are many conservatives who do want to do the right thing. there are many conservatives who are very queasy about what their party has become because of borisjohnson. they are conservatives because they want to do the right thing for the country, they
beginning. it is really like a dam has broken, and people are coming in to speak to the committee. there is a very much an active investigation. one major point of have, the 25th amendment, the committee now seekingsome from cabinet members who discussed the possibility of removing trump from office. key witnesses include former treasury secretary steven mnuchin, daniel radcliffe and mick mulvaney who just spoke to cnn moments ago. all of this comes as we re learning a former doj staffer, someone who worked with jeffrey clark, the man trump wanted to install as attorney general in the days leading up to january 6th, is cooperating with the criminal probe. let s begin this morning with cnn s senior justice correspondent evan perez. evan, a lot of movement within the doj as they re attempting to skirt executive privilege. it was something the select committee was successful at getting accomplished. break down for us how the department plans to handle this. they re plannin