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pope francis has poweredfully called upon people -- the vatican and its organizations play an active role to troubled areas around the globe, from venezuela to south siudan to th democratic republic of the congo, democracies that support peaceful solutions benefits the united states. the catholic church is a global network, operating 25% of the world's health care facilities. and ministering to millions in every corner of the world. as global leaders, the united states and the vatican must continue to work closely to advance our shared values of human dignity and freedom. this can only happen if we maintain and build upon a strong foundation of trust and mute m wam -- mutual communication. if confirmed, i will continue this dialogue that is so important for the people of the united states and the world. i understand how the holy see and the united states can work together. i produced a film called "nine days that changed the world." it chronicled pope john paul ii's pilgrimage to poland. producing this film required substantial work with key church leaders and other experts in the un

pope francis stated, i believe that st. francis is the example par excellence of care for the ulnerable and of an intrical colleague, he's the patron saint of ecology and much loved that st. francis is the example by non-christians. he was particularly concerned for god's creation and for the poor and for the outcast. those are the words of the pope. the pope gifted his inciclio on president trump when he visited the pope at the vatican. pope francis and many other occasions have called on catholics and people from all aith to work together to address climate change and protect the environment. in new mexico, my constituents are at the front lines of global warming and were already beginning to see the impacts of extreme weather events. ms. gingrich, could you share your thoughts on lodado c and what you would regard when it comes to climate change and how we shape the future of the planet? >> well, the pope and the president share a great concern about our environment. president trump wants to maintain that we have clean a

recently pope francis said one of the worst cancers in the hospital is corruption. this vatican court proceeding takes place, anthony, as pope francis is trying to tidy up the finances of the vatican. the next hearing will be in early september. >> mason: seth doane at the vatican. thanks, seth. late last night the trump administration grudgingly confirmed that iran is complying with the terms of the international nuclear deal. hours later it accused iran of stirring up trouble in other ways in the middle east and slapped new economic sanctions on 18 iranian individuals and groups. here's white house and senior foreign affairs correspondent margaret brennan. >> it violates the spirit of the deal. we will look at it and see whether it violates the letter of the deal and we will act accordingly. >> reporter: iran's top diplomat, javad zarif, said new sanctions announced today by the trump administration are poisoning already strained relations between the two countries. at stake is the 2015 deal to freeze iran's nuclear program that president trump has repeatedly crit

a top adviser to the pope francis is taking leave to fight and all assault charges in his home country the accusations are false and part after relentless character assassination. >> the pope replaced another top leader who publicly disagreed with him about the future of the church. let's talk with father edward beck an investigative journalist on the spotlight team michael rendon. his team's work was featured in the spotlighspotlight. cardinal george powell is taking leave of absence on thursday to face historical sexual assault charge. do you think, father beck, that the pope has done enough to address these charges and the charges not just, obviously, with cardinal powell but across the board in the catholic church? >> christi, you know he has set up a special commission that has been working for some time now working at church protocol with regards to this. it has had some bumpy steps here because the two lay people on the commission have resigned saying they don't think it's moving quickly enough. there have been some disputes among members of the commission. even marie collins, w

pope francis leads tributes to 11—month—old charlie gard after his life support was switched off at a. also in the next hour, north korea says its latest missile testis north korea says its latest missile test is a stern warning for washington. president trump said it was dangerous. in half an hour, as pakistan prepares to celebrate 70 yea rs of pakistan prepares to celebrate 70 years of independence, the travel show goes to karachi and asks if the city offers anything for tourists? good morning and welcome to bbc news. president trump has described his new chief—of—staff, john kelly, as a true star of his administration after reince priebus stood down from the post. mr trump said mr kelly, a retired military general, had done a spectacularjob as the head of homeland security, where he introduced a tougher immigration policy. the resignation of mr priebus came after he was criticised by the president's new communications director anthony scaramucci, who accused him of leaking to the press. here's our north america correspondent peter bowes. another tweet, another resignation, another

pope francis said one of the worst cancers in a hospital is corruption.vatican tribunal comes as pope francis tries to crack down on financial mismanagement at the vatican. the next hearing will be on september 7th. seth doane, cbs news, rome. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning" -- >> are the days numbered for little jimmy, the neighborhood kid who would mow the lawn for 20 bucks? >> the days of pushing a mower around does but installing technology are here. >> in the new series "robotic revolution" we eek take a look at robotics doing the chores you hate. that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. " " for this -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join e

recently pope francis said one of the worst cancers in the hospital is corruption. this vatican court proceeding takes place, anthony, as pope francis is trying to tidy up the finances of the vatican. the next hearing will be in early september. >> mason: seth doane at the vatican. thanks, seth. late last night the trump administration grudgingly confirmed that iran is complying with the terms of the international nuclear deal. hours later it accused iran of stirring up trouble in other ways in the middle east and slapped new economic sanctions on 18 iranian individuals and groups. here's white house and senior foreign affairs correspondent margaret brennan. >> it violates the spirit of the deal. we will look at it and see whether it violates the letter of the deal and we will act accordingly. >> reporter: iran's top diplomat, javad zarif, said new sanctions announced today by the trump administration are poisoning already strained relations between the two countries. at stake is the 2015 deal to freeze iran's nuclear program that president trump has repeatedly crit

pope francis stated i believe st. francis is the example for the care of the vulnerable. he lived out joyfully and authentically. the patron saint of all who study and work in the area. love byhas much non-christians. he was particularly concerned for god's creation and for the poor and outcast. gifted it on climate change to president trump when he visited the pope at the vatican. francis has: catholics and people from every faith to work together to address climate change and protect the environment. in new mexico my constituents are at the front lines of local warming and we are already beginning to see the impacts of extreme weather events. thoughts onare your how you would dialogue with the change and climate the dialogue about how we should the planet? --shape the future of the plants. >> president trump was to maintain for clean air and water remains anted states environmental leader. as president trump said we will disengage and pull out of the harris agreement and either -- paris agreement. one that is fair to americans. if confirmed i look forward to working wit

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everyone from pope francis to president trump has weighed in on the issue. tonight, joe frier is in london with the latest. >> reporter: thrust into a global debate, the parent thank supporters at a rally outside the hospital where their son remains on life support. >> let's get charlie the treatment he needs. >> if he's fighting, we're fighting. >> reporter: charlie 11 months old has a rare condition with no cure, he can't move or breathe on his own. his parents raised more than $1.7 million hoping to take charlie to america for experimental treatment, but british court sided with doctors who argue the therapy would only prolong his suffering, and that he should be taken off life support. charlie guard's parents thought their legal options were exhausted, but tomorrow the case is returning to court, this time at the request of the hospital. in a statement, the hospital says, two international hospitals and their researchers have communicated to us they have fresh evidence about their proposed experimental treatment. and we believe in common with charlie's p

both president trump and pope francis have weighed in. and today as little charlie gard turned 11 months old, a dispute is pitting his parents against the doctors and the courts we get details from nbc's kelly cobia. >> in a new picture, baby charlie gard's parents stand watch over their son, waiting for the hospital to remove his life support. it's not what they wanted. >> we can't take our own son home to die. we've been denied that. you don't think we've been put through enough? >> charlie was born with a rare genetic disease. he's deaf and blind, can't move or breathe on his own. has seizures and brain damage. doctors say there's no cure. still, his parents wanted to try to experimental treatment in the u.s. >> if it doesn't work, we will let him go. but we will know that we've done everything that we possibly can. >> british courts sided with the doctors, who argued that the treatment would only prolong charlie's suffering. last week the european court of human rights rejected the appeal. the case has ignited a global debate. preside

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charlie's condition grabbed the attention of many around the world, including pope francis. some as young as 13—years—old. that's according to new figures from the local government association which says some retailers, including two supermarket chains, have been caught out. this is completely avoidable. shops, retailers, can put in place processes to stop young people accessing knives, and we believe that more needs to be done to target those retailers who are offending. more than 50 mps have backed calls for urgent improvements to britain's broadband network. the british infrastructure group wants automatic compensation for families who do not get the internet speeds they pay for. ofcom says it's already taking firm and wide—ranging action to protect customers. brace yourself! robbie left take that, zayn left one direction, and now marti pellow has announced he's quitting wet wet wet. after 30 years, he says he plans to concentrate on new songwriting and acting. pellow formed the band in the ‘80s, music plays carry on, please! they were singing to us there! it is weird how

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it's in the keeping with pope francis's teachings of clean drinking water. >>> it may be the beginning of the end for a core part of the windows operating system. windows says it will no longer update the paint program. the software giant was q will still be available as a free download. it had been part of windows since the first version in 1985. >> yeah! >> do you remember paint? >> absolutely, i lover paint. >> like do you log onto your aol account. checking, update your my space page. >> it was the poor man's photo shop. instead of writing this oh, snapchat. you can put text on photographs. we've been doing that since the '80s with paint. >> under commodore 64. >>> and a teacher has come up with an enterprising way of helping her students, panhandling. >> she has taken to a tulsa street corner to ask for cash for school supplies. financial help has been coming in from all across the country. she is receiving so much support that she set up a go fund my page. >> the third grade teacher says the outpouring has inspired generosity and love i'm getting from the community. it matters to

. >>> pope francis has released a cardinal.he potpourri -- pope francis removed, the german cardinal. george pell has returned to australia to face sex assault charges. >>> soggy start to the weekend, but once the storms cleared out, people hit their favorite boardwalks, ocean city. it was a cool night once the rain stopped. people put on their sweatshirts, that did not stop them from eating a big ice cream cone. ♪ >> u.s. army band played for a big crowd at penns landing last night. the free concert was part of the independence weekend festivities. a beautiful sunset provided a beautiful backdrop for the music. a spectacular fireworks display capped off the fun in the sun, the red, why the and blue lit up the sky. >> happening today in new jersey, mount holly township will host their annual independence day celebration. the celebration will be in iron works park on the unit block of walner drive. admission ride and shows free of charge. at sundown you can watch a fireworks display. >>> happening in new jersey, a concert will b

the vatican intervened with pope francis hoping that the hospital allowed -- the cases reminded manyterry, the right to die legal case in florida which -- her brother released a statement saying charlie god's life is more valuable than british and european buresh democrats -- and their wishes on the other. it's also a topic which divides nations. benjamin hold, fox news. >>> 44 states including california are refusing to provide voter information to the trump's administration -- the wake of the president's claim that many people voted illegally in the $2016 election. the commission want to fully analyze voter vulnerable. they have names addresses, dates of birth and the last four digits of a social security number and history -- several states do not like the idea parting with detailed voter information and some -- so far, colorado, missouri and tennessee are applauding the investigation into voter fraud. >>> a stolen fire truck has been recovered in san francisco hundreds of miles from where it was stolen. it was taken from ventura county. it was abandoned near caesar chavez and san

we can't even take our own son home to die. >> pope francis praying the hospital allows charlie's parents to accompany and treat their child until the end. donald trump offering his support for charlie tweeting if we can help little charlie gard as per our friends in the uk and the pope we would be delighted to do so. the president receiving praise online for stepping in. one twitter user posting this is how american leads. this is presidential, this is kindness and love. charlie's parents also think they are thinking donald trump or his board and asking teresa may to do the right thing, back to you. >> look who is talking, the washington times, charles hurt, donald trump offering to help the family speaks to his character as a person as opposed to a politician. >> this is vintage trump. when you take an issue like this, in the mill in washington, it is distorted by the politics of abortion but donald trump looks at it, he is not a seasoned politician, in a terrible situation. >> the retirement -- anthony kennedy swirling once again. kenny telling people applying to be his law clerk he ma

the vatican treasurer and top adviser to pope francis was seen at sydney airport early this morning. pell - who has denied any wrongdoing - was granted a leave of absense to fight the charges. he is due to face a melbourne court in two weeks. a masssive blaze overnight at london's camden market. several floors and the roof caught fire at the popular tourist spot. we're told the flames are now under control. no injuries were reported. this comes just weeks after 80 people were kileld in a fire at the grenfell tower apartment building. happening now - more than 40 wildfires raging out west. in california -- the whittier fire is gaining ground on firefighters, jumping highways and destroying buildings. thousands are evacuated -- including 80 children at a summer camp that nearly became trapped by the flames. several homes have been destroyed. the good news - so far, no injuries have been reported. still -- with more heat and dry air in the forecast, it will continue to be a tough fight for crews there. happening today -- a preliminary hearing set to resume for the penn state fraternity

. >> pope francis and president trump have voiced their support. charlie's condition is so rare that he's thought to be one of 16 children in the world to suffer from it. >>> a camp worker wakes up to find a bear biting his head and trying to drag him away. >>> plus a potential solution to avoid all the log-ins and passwords, technology that could read everything from the way we walk to the way we swipe. >> and the pass record is -- cooler. hi, everybody. just a little bit cooler in the inland areas. today out of the triple-digits into the 90s. and look at the beautiful bank of clouds. the newscast continues right after this. says he was asleep when he felt hot breath... and heard crunching noises scra >>> colorado camp leader survived a terrifying bear attack. the 19-year-old named dylan was asleep when he heard crunching noises. a bear was trying to drag him away. >> it bit the back of my head. when it was dragging me it was the slowest part. >> he was able to put his survival skills to use. he punched the bear and poked it in the eye before it r

. >> melissa: new information on a case that is rocking the vatican, a senior advisor to pope francisnal george powell is facing multiple charges of sexual assault. he appeared in a melbourne, australia, court for the first time today. we're joined now live from milan, italy. >> high there, this was a six minute hearing, nothing more with administrators, but still, it has generated an enormous amount of interest. the australian cardinal, george powell is charged with multiple counts of sex abuse. he is a vatican treasure which is a key and prestigious post. he is also the highest ranking catholic church official to be caught up in a sex abuse scanda scandal. >> shame on you! the catholic church has to answer! has to answer. >> innocent until proven guilty. it is an accusation. this is nonsense. >> this is an uncomfortable situation for pope francis who elevated pell when he was already started to come under the spotlight. francis has vowed to have a zero tolerance policy on clerical sex abuse. he's known on the conservative side of the spectrum on social issues, but has been calling f

. >> the latest development in the story the gate international attention after pope francis and president donald j. trump showed support for the parents. they're fighting to provide care before the hospital takes them off life support. >> 11-month-old charlie was born with an extremely rare genetic disease. his brain is damaged and he is currently on life support. doctors and lawyers against the wishes of his parents, who want to spend as much time with him as possible, have said it is time to switch it off and let him die. >> reality is truly cannot see, cannot hear and he cannot move. he cannot cry. he cannot swallow. >>'s parents -- took his parents fought all the way in the courts. took the permission to appeal must be refused. last week his parents who have raised $1.7 million towards his case lost another battle. this time to take into the united states for experimental therapy. after judges rolled that continued treatment was cause significant harm to charlie. lawyer responded. >> they are facing every parent's worst nightmare. their struggle is to understand why the court will not

he serves the pope francis top financial advisor. >> a5:15 is the time now looking outside. i don't know, mike, i cannot remember the last time at this hour the temperatures were in the 60s. >> it's been weeks. quite a while. especially here in d.c.. river and river temperatures up. it's hard to get the numbers down to 60s this time of year. degrees. time for coolest day of july. so far. with with july 6. that was lasts time we were there cool in the afternoon. dulles 79. bwi 81. normal highs should be close to 90. enjoy yesterday and enjoy today as well. 69 as mentioned in washington. gaithersburg cooler 60. 5 frederick this hour and 56 martinsburg and winchester 55 gwen tolbart rally speaking most waking up to temperatures low to mid 60s out there and not a bad start at all mid to late july. satellite and radar not much going on early this morning. cloud cover in place. and we could kick a shower up east of 95. won't rule out one crossing in washington. it would be a light sprinkle if anything is able to pop up. looking well off west. there's next storm system. this guy co

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this issue putting president trump and pope francis on the same side. ent tweeting this week, if we can help a little charlie gard as per our friends in the u.k. and the pope, we would be delighted to do so. pope francis tweeted, not to defend life above all when it is wounded by illness is a duty of love that god entrusts to all. olivia, this is a painful story, you're no matter how you look at it, but it is also a story about how you look at -- government health care. >> and who makes decisions for children and not letting the parents take charlie home today. these are enormously gut-wrenching. we are not immune to these kinds of debates in the united states. in 2007, having to do with texas' futile care law which says that texas can disconnect people on lifecare once it has been determined if they they would never get better, but as a parent, this is a wrenching tragedy. >> bret: and echoes of terry schiavo in that case. >> devastating to hear people talk about a child's life as if it is an object as opposed to a life, and how that life is not valuabl

the vatican intervened, with pope francis praying. case has reminded many of a right to die legal case in florida. it pitted family against courts. her brother released a statement saying "charlie gard's life is more valuable than british or european bureaucrats realize." this is a tragic ethical and legal issue, which fits on one side, medical institution and courts against charlie gard's parents and their wishes on another. it's also a topic which divides whole nations. bret. >> bret: benjamin hall in london. thank you. more on this with the panel. millions of americans are spending the fourth of july away from home. one of the reasons, cheap gasoline prices. this brings up two gasoline taxes or the possibility of the them. the federal rate has not been changed in decades. state governments are making moves on their own. allison barber shows us. >> a big chunk of travelers this weekend are griping out of town, according to aaa. 2.9% more drivers than last fourth of july. experts say it's partly because gas across the country is chea

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bret: president trump and pope francis attempted to help a british child.ernational spotlight and with that, all of the international politics around it. benjamin hall has the story from london. >> 11-month-old charlie gard born with a rare genetic disease. his brain is damaged and he is currently on life support. doctors and lawyers, against the wishes of his parents, who want to spend as much time with them as possible, have said it's time to switch it off and let him die. >> the reality is charlie can't see, can't hear, can't move, can't cry, he can't swallow. >> his parents fought the european court of human rights after british courts ruled against them. >> mission to appeal. must be refused. >> his parents who have raised $1.7 million towards his case, lost another bid, this time to take them to the u.s. forse experimental therapy after judges ruled continued treatment would cause significant harm to charlie.e their lawyer responded. >> they are facing every parent's worst nightmare. struggling to understand why the court has not given the chance of t

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pope francis said the parents rights should be respected.itish law the rights of the child generally come first unlike in the u.s.. >> the court sees itself as the final guardian of charlie and charlie's best interest and they've found that any effort to extend the treatment which only extend his suffering, the suffering of the baby that is going die. >> supporters of charlie's parents are calling on the froer step in but charlie's fate has already been decided. he's being cared for at this hospital in london. they are working with the parents to give them more time to say good-bye. >>> just ahead as president trump prepares to say good-bye, sir paul mccarthy is hang hello. we'll explain all of that next. stay with us. geico can help with way more than car insurance. boats, homes, motorcycles... even umbrella coverage. this guy's gonna wish he brought his umbrella. fire at will! how'd you know the guy's name is will? yeah? it's an expression, ya know? fire at will? you never heard of that? oh, there goes will! bye, will! that's not his name!

then we look at the crisis in venezuela as pope francis calls for dialogue between the maduro government and opposition leaders. >> i would like to assure this nation they are in my prayers and express my closeness to the families who have lost their children. i appeal for an end to the violence and a peaceful and democratic solution to the crisis. amy: we will host a debate on the crisis in venezuela. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. scientists are warning that the earth's sixth mass extinction is already underway. in a new study published in the journal "proceedings of the national academy of sciences," the researchers said billions of populations of animals have disappeared from the earth amid what they called a biological annihilation. they said the findings were worse than previously thought. the scientists say the main causes of the mass extinction of wildlife is human overpopulation and over-consumption, especially ofthe rich, the destruction animals habitats, toxic pollution, and climate change.

the vatican intervened, with pope francis praying.ase has reminded many of a right to die legal case in florida. it pitted family against courts. her brother released a statement saying "charlie gard's life is more valuable than british or european bureaucrats realize." this is a tragic ethical and legal issue, which fits on one side, medical institution and courts against charlie gard's parents and their wishes on another. it's also a topic which divides whole nations. bret. >> bret: benjamin hall in london. thank you. more on this with the panel. millions of americans are spending the fourth of july away from home. one of the reasons, cheap gasoline prices. this brings up two gasoline taxes or the possibility of the them. the federal rate has not been changed in decades. state governments are making moves on their own. allison barber shows us. >> a big chunk of travelers this weekend are griping out of town, according to aaa. 2.9% more drivers than last fourth of july. experts say it's partly because gas across the country is cheape