00:00Vietnam launched retaliatory strikes as the U.S. military said on Monday it had completed its ninth consecutive night of
00:07strikes against Iran.
00:10The German Chancellor has hinted he's open to carry out a government reshuffle following the resignation of the CDU's parliamentary
00:16group leader Jens Spahn.
00:19Two major wildfires are continuing to burn in central and northeastern Spain, raging across some 12,000 hectares and prompting
00:28the evacuation of hundreds of people.
00:30Spain were crowned champions after beating Argentina in a thrilling World Cup final on Sunday, with Ferrantoras breaking the deadlock
00:37after more than 100 minutes of play.
00:41The U.S. military said on Monday it had completed its ninth consecutive night of strikes against Iran, claiming they
00:48struck military infrastructure and strategic sites.
00:52The latest barrage came after Washington announced the death of three American service members, two who were killed during an
01:00Iranian attack on a U.S. base in Jordan, and another in Iraq during a controlled detonation of a drowned
01:06Iranian drone.
01:07We hit him very hard again tonight, and we did that in honor of the probably three, it's probably three,
01:15as opposed to two, great patriots.
01:19Meanwhile, Iran warned for retaliation if the United States kept attacking the Islamic Republic.
01:25On Monday, Kuwait's army said its air defense was responding to an Iranian attack, and a day prior, Tehran said
01:31it targeted two U.S. bases in the country.
01:34Bahrain also sounded its missile alert sirens on Monday morning.
01:37The escalating conflict once again had a direct impact on the Strait of Hormuz, severely disrupting traffic in the waterway.
01:50German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has signaled he is open to reshuffling his government as he seeks to fill the vacancy
01:57left by CDU parliamentary leader Jens Spahn,
02:01who was asked to step down and eventually resigned on Saturday.
02:05Spahn has come under particular scrutiny after he and his husband became fathers through surrogacy in the United States,
02:13a process that can cost hundreds of thousands of euros.
02:17Critics on the political left have accused Spahn of hypocrisy,
02:21as he has repeatedly opposed legalizing surrogacy in Germany and has not backed broader reforms to family policy.
02:29The pressure to resolve the issue quickly is driven by a series of key state elections in September in Saxony
02:36and Halt,
02:37Berlin and Mecklenburg, Western Pomerania.
02:40The CDU is facing difficult contests in all three states.
02:45The affair comes as Merz is facing mounting political pressure of his own.
02:50Only 13% of Germans say they are satisfied with his performance as chancellor,
02:56according to the latest ARD Deutschland trend poll.
03:00Head of the Federal Chancellery, Tarsten Frey, is widely seen as the frontrunner to replace Spahn,
03:06although Merz declined to confirm whether Frey or any other candidate was under consideration.
03:16Two major wildfires are continuing to burn in central and northeastern Spain.
03:22The blaze near La Miela, around 100 kilometers from Madrid,
03:27has scorched nearly 13,000 hectares and forced the evacuation of 16 villages.
03:33Firefighters are working to contain the southern edge of the fire and protect nearby communities.
03:40Regional authorities say strong winds have driven extreme fire behavior,
03:45with flames advancing at more than 60 meters per minute.
03:48Spain's civil guards say they are investigating whether the blaze began during agricultural work involving a combined harvester.
03:58Meanwhile, another wildfire near Ores in Zaragoza province has burned more than 15,400 hectares.
04:06Around 450 emergency personnel are involved, although officials say conditions improved overnight.
04:14Across Spain, some 70,000 hectares have burned so far this year.
04:20Authorities say they have recorded 18 major wildfires,
04:23almost three times the area affected during the same period last year.
04:34Spain were crowned champions after beating Argentina in a thrilling World Cup final on Sunday.
04:40Spain controlled most of the game and kept Argentina without a single shot on target,
04:44but they still found it difficult to break down a determined defense.
04:48The game stayed tense right up until the end,
04:51until Ferrant Torres broke the deadlock for Spain after more than 100 minutes of play.
04:56The game seemed to be an incredible game.
04:59We are champions of the world and we are champions of the world and we are saying very soon.
05:06I am a Spanish, Spanish, Spanish!
05:09I am a Spanish, Spanish, Spanish!
05:13Asustar de tanta falta y tanta...
05:16Muchos agarrones, pero hemos jugado muy bien, hay que quedarse con eso.
05:20El partido ha sido super emocionante hasta el último momento que hemos conseguido la victoria.
05:28Vamos a entrenar a Leo Messi.
05:31¡Chao, Leo Messi!
05:32¡Va!
05:35While Argentina came alive in the closing stages,
05:38their late push was not enough to prevent Spain from being crowned world champions for a second time.
05:43¡Oh, no! ¡Oh, no!
05:45The spectacle, which was not limited to just football with an unprecedented halftime show,
05:50was enjoyed by 80,000 people in the stadium and an estimated 1.8 billion viewers worldwide.
06:00Tell me what you remember.
06:05A life?
06:10A son.
06:14And then what?
06:18We won a war.
06:25Help me go home.
06:28Christopher Nolan, as a filmmaker, has taken this text that is so well-known.
06:33I mean, it is taught in so many schools.
06:36So many people have a vision of it in their head that's lived there for years and years.
06:41It's been handed down generation to generation.
06:44And Chris has created something that's totally new.
06:46When I saw the film, I realized I didn't actually know the Odyssey.
06:50Or I thought that I knew the Odyssey.
06:52But Chris has created a new way into it.
06:55I think that's a remarkable achievement.
06:59What would he do if he came back here and find all these suitors in his house?
07:05You're pining for a daddy you didn't even know.
07:09Like some sniffling pastor.
07:12The movie has so much scale.
07:14There are times where it feels like you're on this kind of action-adventure rollercoaster.
07:18But he doesn't sacrifice any of the heart and the intimacy between our characters, between you and Matt.
07:24Between Matt and I, who are two characters who have never really met before.
07:27But throughout the film, there's this real sense of connection between the two of us.
07:32I need everyone in this party dead.
07:36I can still save them.
07:41You're a man who needs to control his fate.
07:45But you cannot control this.
07:48That world is gone.
07:53No one could stand between me and home.
07:59Now these are the gods.
08:02Keep us free!
08:20Keep us free!
08:49right now I'm gonna make some small small highlights like this is shining so
08:55everything would be more realistic and more round the sound is gonna bounce so
09:01this sharp line here gonna be even more sharp and the eye eyelids I'm gonna work
09:07a little bit out they give you a wall or a canvas you can express yourself you can
09:16do your art and give your culture to others and take culture from others
09:46so
09:47yeah
09:47yeah
09:47yeah
09:48yeah
09:48yeah
10:17It is really an initiative of Martin Margiela, who decided that it was time for him,
10:24that his objects were probably in other hands, in other institutions,
10:30and were viewed by the most large number of people possible.
10:34It is an initiative very, very, very personal.
10:38He has 69 years, he has no heritage, and in a certain way,
10:41he organizes his own heritage,
10:46putting in competition all the potential buyers who could be interested.
10:58You have in the vente 3 Barbies.
11:02The Barbie, it is something that Martin has really used since he was born.
11:08His father was a coiffeur,
11:10and in fact, he had fun with the Barbies to make their coiffures and makeup.
11:15Thank you, Sarah.
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