. ., ., , , eastern part of shizuoka which is in atami. ., .,, , ., , atami. region has seen heavy rains and flooding since _ atami. the region has seen heavy rains and flooding since friday. i rains and flooding since friday. japan's prime minister is putting together an emergency task force whilst rescue workers on the ground are still searching for the missing. residents in parts of three prefectures have been ordered to evacuate following warnings of further flooding evacuate following warnings of furtherflooding in evacuate following warnings of further flooding in low—lying areas. japan is prone to mudslides and flooding during its annual rainy season, but the heavy rainfall is getting more intense and destructive each year which has been linked to climate change. dozens of people were killed in flooding injuly last year, with more than 200 dying in 2018 when parts of western japan were inundated by bad weather. a man's been charged with the murder of a 60—year—old who died after being stabbed in broad daylight at oxford circus, in london, on thursday ev

yes, i was in atami with my son just two l was in atami with my son just two weeks ago and you can seeild houses or whatever in a very acute angle. but injapan, this is a thing you have to live with. 0nly is a thing you have to live with. only 10% of is a thing you have to live with. 0nly10% of land is actually usable and that is one of the tragedies that gets triggered because of our physical situation. unfortunately, we just have to cope with these natural disasters. as you pointed out, there could be some political implications, but at this moment, it is not the agenda. at this moment we are all there to basically help out these people and in that sense, we are very good at uniting to help others during these disasters. the un security _ others during these disasters. the un security council has met to discuss the crisis in ethiopian's tigray region. eight months of fighting has taken hundreds of thousands of people to the brink of starvation. the ethiopian government has denied allegations that it's been blocking aid getting through. the un world food programme says it's operating

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atami is known for its hot springs and holiday resorts.s the famous mount fuji, which usually attracts over a million visitors every year, but there are fear tourism already affected by the coronavirus pandemic could be further impacted. atami is a favourite place not even for people from shizuoka but people from tokyo and kanagawa and chiba, in the tokyo area. so basically, it is going to give out a lot of negative connotation and fear which means that psychological negativity will bear possibly a further hit on the already burdened tourist industry in the eastern part of shizuoka which is in atami. the region has seen heavy rains and flooding since friday. japan's prime minister is putting together an emergency task force while rescue workers on the ground are still searching for the missing. residents in parts of three prefectures, shizuoka, kanagawa and chiba, have been ordered to evacuate following warnings of further flooding in low—lying areas. japan is prone to mudslides and flooding during its annual rainy season, but the heavy ra

here's tokyo just to the north of atami. here's atami.t's where the landslide or the mudslide actually took place. what i want you to notice is what took place just to the north and west. we talked about mt. fuji just outside of the atami region. look at the rainfall totals here. according to the legend on the side of my screen, that's 300 millimeter orz more within a 24 hour period. it's basically maxing out the legend available from the meteorological website. a lot of rain took place within the past 24 hours. we don't have specific totals just yet, but that gives you a good indication of just how much precipitation has fallen. there is just a train of storms that have moved across the korean peninsula into japan over the past several days. this is the current setup, and of course there is the potential for more rainfall. so landslides and mudslides are certainly a possibility going forward, paula. you can see just how active this forecast radar imagery computer model showing another 50 to 100 millimeters on top of what you saw already

time to bring in cnn's blake essex who is live for us in atami, japan. good news.s have been progressing slowly, but it seems like the kind of encouragement that the search and rescue rescuers need at this moment. >> absolutely, paula. when you see the video of this mudslide, and the images that we're seeing today, any people that are being rescued, you know, is incredible. that being said, the frantic search for survivors continues after torrential rain rains triggered a massive landslide here in the resort town of atami. two people are dead and at least another 20 more are believed to be missing in this horrifying scene was captured on cell phone video around 10:30 saturday morning. a section of the hillside gave way, sending residents scrambling as a torrent of mud and water came crashing through town, leaving behind a trail of death and destruction. i'm going step off camera just a moment so you can see that trail of destruction yourself. it's hard to believe that yesterday morning before 10:30 in the morning, this area was filled with homes, littered with home

let's bring in cnn's blake esic who joins us live in atami, japan. blake, just looking at the monitor here, just incredible scenes behind you. really just hard to see there. what can you tell us about the latest on the ground there? >> reporter: kim, when you look at this path of destruction, it's hard to believe that anyone was able to survive that was in the path of this mudslide and the fact that so far 19 people have been rescued is just incredible. but the frantic search for survivors continues after torrential rains triggered a massive landslide in the seaside resort town of atami. that horrifying scene was captured on cell phone video around 10:30 saturday morning. a section of the hillside gave way, sending residents scrambling as a torrent of mud and water came crashing through town, leaving behind a trail of death and destruction. you can see this path of destruction. this was once upon a time and residential area littered with homes, now very little is left. atami city officials say 130 homes have been completely buried or swept away. hund

around twenty people are missing after a landslide in the japanese city of atami. the of atami.discuss the damage caused by days of heavy rain on japan's coast two pacific coast. mode it cascaded down a hillside, smashing into buildings and washing away cars. 0fficials officials as it happened at around 10:30am at local time. several houses were swept away, thousands of homes in the area are without power. the region has seen heavy rain and flooding since friday. rainfall has been above the average fur the perfect show where atami is located. —— deeperfactor. professor seijiro takeshita from the university of shizuoka says many of the homes that were hit were in a fairly precarious position. the past two days it has been a record—breaking amount of rain and in fact, it has already exceeded the amount amount of rain injuly as a whole. and while unfortunately these disasters do happen, as you just reported, one assuring thing is the fact that injapan, because of our strong cohesiveness within the group and within the community, our societal values, we do not see any looting or opp

they've issued evacuation ordered for atami city.nd residents right now, boris, are shocked and devastated. thousands of household are still without power atami city is 60 miles southwest of tokyo. it's a beautiful seaside resort area. an area that was hit by the mudslide has hot springs, residential areas, shopping areas and even a shrine. japan's rainy season pacific coast has been hit by torrential rain which is what triggered this disaster. now, japan is used to these floods and landslides that come with the season. and back in 2018, more than 200 people died from catastrophic floods. but, boris, the number of landslides in japan is increasing. i spoke to a seismologist who said that these rains can lead to devastating landslides. boris. >> we anticipate the final numbers will be much worse. selina wang, we know you're watching it for us from tokyo. thank you so much. >>> the delta variant is now in all 50 states and spreading rapidly. coming up, why health officials say people who have not gotten vaccinated should be concerned a

after a mudslide, suddenly, smashed into the city of atami, southwest of tokyo.s just a few hours ago. have a look at this video. devastating. the country's pacific coast has been hammered by torrential rains, recently. officials had set up a task force to monitor the impact. according to tepco officials, more than 2,800 households in the city are now without power due to the flowing debris, as you see there. extraordinary pictures there. want to bring in cnn's selina wang who is joining us from tokyo. this is just devastating, selina. and thankfully, it is, still, late afternoon in japan. just working there, on 3:40 in the afternoon. and as we say, in fact, officials are on their way to the town. the problem is this is in the middle of the rainy season, the monsoon season in japan. the torrential rains continue to come down, and they are becoming increasingly worried about precarious roads throughout the entire region. we will see what happens, at this point in time, especially, as you can see there, that communications are out to the area. japan is putting toge

here's atami to the south, what i want you to notice the amount of rain that fell to the north of atamis maxes out the legend on the side of my tv screen, 300 millimeters, we already saw 370 millimeters from one location. this is mountainous terrain, mt. fiji is in this area, lots of particular hills within this particular region. and unfortunately when you get this amount of rain in such a short period of time, eventually, gravity will win, the soil will fail and the slope will fail, i should say. unfortunately this particular time, there was a population density in the way of this. there are more showers and of course, we've alluded to it, the rainy season across this part of the world. and the rain will not end anytime soon. you can see precipitation moving through some of the locations just south and west of tokyo. rainfall locations going forward, another 50 to 150 millimeters of rain. just incredible, kim. these mudslides when they form, they can travel up to speeds of 35 miles per hour or 56 miles per hour, taking rocks and debris down the hills. very dangerous. >> yeah, you can

atami city is 67 miles southwest of tokyo. the area that was hit by the mudslide includes hot springs, shopping streets and residential homes. as of 2 p.m. local time we've learned that more than 2,800 homes have lost power. we know an evacuation order has been issued in a wide area where the area was hardest hit and areas surrounding tokyo, kim. it's shocking to see that video. in one of the frames somebody was running for their lives. i remember a couple of years ago hundreds of people died in flooding and landslides. japan obviously has a long history of dealing with these types of problems. will that help in the response here? >> reporter: well, kim, exactly. in 2018 more than 200 people died in catastrophic floods. japan is used to the annual rainy season, which we are currently in. that comes with floods and landslides. there are disaster prevention drilts that are held regularly across japan and right now the entire pacific coast region has been hammered by torrential rain which is what triggered the mudslide. the prime

>> joining us live from atami, japan, bringing us the very latest on those efforts there. >>> officials in the philippines say everyone has now been accounted for in sunday's military plane crash. at least 50 people were killed and dozens more were hurt after a philippine air force plane crashed while attempting to land. three of the fatalities were people on the ground. the aircraft burst into flames after missing the runway and crashing into a nearby village. video shows a large plume of smoke rising from the wreckage. it's the country's worst military air disaster in decades. >>> well, the owners and insurers of the container ship that blocked the suez canal for six days in march have agreed to a settlement. the evergiven container ship will be allowed to sale on wednesday. the suez canal authority held the giant ship during the authority's dispute for compensation. no details of the settlement were given. the authority originally demanded $916 million for salvage efforts and lost revenue. it later lowered the request to $550 million. >>> well, officials confirm four egyptian nationa

standing tell a tale as stark as those destroyed, painted by the torrent of mud that tore through atamiwas l an unimaginable sound. i knew it was a landslide. translation: the mudslide came really close, right in front of my house. translation: it was l an unimaginable sound. i knew it was a landslide. translation: the mudslide came really close, right in front of my house. i couldn't get away, so i climbed up a ladder. i could hear it coming before i saw it. rescue teams are still searching for survivors. translation: we're doing everything we can in putting people's lives first. the police, fire department, japan coast guard and self—defense forces are working hard to rescue and search for people. but due to the weather, we're unable to fly helicopters 0pen dragon and drones for the rescue missions. a landslide followed heavy rainfall in the prefecture with some areas receiving close to 800mm in just three days. an emergency task force has been established and residents remain on alert with more rain to come. tanya dendrinos, bbc news. let's look at some of the day's other news. offic

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atami city is a beautiful seaside resort town. the area has hot springs, residential areas, shopping streets. now we are in japan's annual rainy season. this country is used to the heavy rainfall and landslides that come with this season. right now japan's pacific coast has just been hammered by tore roengsal rain which is what triggered this disaster. back in 2018, more than 200 people died from catastrophic floods. frequent flooding and landslides have been getting more frequent. a seismologist told me it is because of global warming that is increasing the frequency of rainfall that can cause the devastating landslides. boris, christi. >> celina, just watching that video it's hard to imagine that the number of missing is not going to keep rising. we know you're going to be keeping an eye on the story. celina wang from tokyo. thank you, so much. >> residents of a -- >> go ahead, boris. >> residents of a condo building near last week's deadly collapse in florida were left scrambling to find a place to stay after they were ordered

at least two people were killed and 20 remain missing after a river of mud flowed through atami, japansmall seaside town about 60 miles southwest of tokyo. officials say 19 people have been rescued so far, and at least 130 buildings are damaged. the mudslide came after 48 hours of intense storms delivered heavy rains. the rain continued today, slowing the rescue and recovery efforts. >> sreenivasan: for the latest national and international news visit pbs.org/newshour. >> sreenivasan: in recent years, the concept of universal, or guaranteed, basic income has been gaining interest. several cities have started to offer additional amounts of money, on top of regular income, to help address some basic needs for those who qualify. currently about 20 u.s. cities are piloting guaranteed income ograms, all with different approaches, from who qualifies to how much money is distributed monthly. back in march, newshour weekend's zachary green traveled to hudson, new york, to learn more about its pilot program. reporting on these new programs is part of our series "chasing the dream: poverty and o

in japan, at least 19 people are reported missing after a mudslide in the coastal town of atami aboutmiles southwest of tokyo. dre footage showed the aftermath of a river of mud that washed away homes and covered roads in debris. the mudslide occurred after 48 hours of rain brought at least a ot of water to the area. the two days of rain dumped was 30% more than the area's average rainfall for the entire month of july. rescue operations continued today. officials reported as many as 80 homes were completely buried and warnedhere is a risk of further mudslides. >> sreenivasan: for the latest national and international news, and a look at our "peril and promise" stories, visit www.pbs.org/newshour. >> sreenivasan: last year, we brought you the story of the protracted battle in oregon over a proposal to build a 229-mile natural gas pipeline and processing terminal in the southern part of the state. the plan was pitting community members hungry for economic development against others who were concerned about the project's environmental risks. as the 15-year fight was drawing close, newsho

at least two people are known to have died when a torrent of mud engulfed the streets of atami in theavy rain. let's look now at the latest data on coronavirus. 18 deaths have been reported and 24,885 new infections were recorded across the uk in the past 21! hours. there were on average 23,470 new cases a day in the past week. more than 122,000 people received a first dose of the vaccine in the latest 24—hour period. over 45 million people have now had theirfirstjab — 85.7% of uk adults. over 160,000 people have had their second jab in the latest 24—hour period. it means more than 33.4 million people are now fully vaccinated — 63.4% of adults. the british teenager emma raducanu has stunned tennis fans at wimbledon by making it through to the fourth round. the 18—year—old wildcard beat the world number 45 sorana cirstea of romania in straight sets. joe wilson reports from the all england club. the big occasion, the new player — how would she react? from the start, britain's emma raducanu was herself on number one court. but what teenager goes anywhere without their phone? top of the c

heavy rain have pulled survivors from their ruined homes after a landslide struck the coastal city of atamie been confirmed killed but several others remain missing after a torrent of mud swept the city, south—west of tokyo, on saturday morning, after days of torrential rain in central and eastern japan. the city saw more rainfall in the first three days ofjuly than it usually sees in the whole month. borisjohnson may perform a u—turn on planned cuts to the foreign aid budget. a report in the sunday times says the prime minister will allow mps a vote on the issue before parliament breaks for the summer recess. there s been growing controversy over the plans, which would see the uk s spending on aid slashed from 0.7% to 0.5% of national income. around 50 conservative mps, including the former prime minister theresa may are amongst those against the £4 billion cut. one of those mps is tobias ellwood. he says he would welcome a vote on the issue the uk prides itself on its strength to identify problems across the world, find solutions and take nations with them, so this decision to cut our aid

two bodies have been found after a powerful mudslide hit the japanese city of atami. and one of sweden's biggest supermarket chains. "the initial thinking was it was not the russian government but we're not sure yet," he said. co—op sweden says it's had to close around five hundred of its stores temporarily after checkouts began crashing on friday evening. cyber—security firm huntress labs said the hack first targeted a florida—based it company kaseya before spreading through corporate networks that use its software. kaseya is now urging customers who use its data visualisation tool to immediately shut down their servers. our cyber reporterjoe tidy explains how severe the attack is. yeah, ithink yeah, i think many people would be unfamiliar with the name, but at some of these companies that actually is massive and is used by a lot of other companies and that's why this is so serious because usually a ransom where attack involves hackers gaining access to computer system and can take weeks or months to gain access to that system and when they are ready, they will encry

rescue workers in japan still searching for survivors after a huge mud slide in the coastal city of atamig. torrential rains triggered the powerful slide that sent a tsunami of mud crashing down a mountain and into a city. you can see officials are still investigating whether it was caused by development projects that deforested the area. >>> look at these incredible pictures. a gas leak is said to be responsible for this eye of fire burning on the water surface in the gulf of mexico. this circular shaped fire was burning close to a platform operated by mexican oil company. there were no injuries or evacuations and the company says there was no oil spill. they're investigating that incident. >>> that is just remarkable. let's get a check on cnn business this monday morning. looking at markets around the world to start the first full week of july. and europe has opened narrowly mixed here. u.s. markets, of course, are closed today for the independence day holiday. stocks ended on a high note last week. a strong jobs report pushed the s&p 500 to and the longest streak of records since all t

are still searching through wrecked homes and buried roads, days after a landslide hit the town of atamis worth of rain injust21i hours. the rspca has received almost 100,000 reports of cruelty to animals across the uk over the last five years, withjuly often being the busiest month for investigating cases. as officers prepare for another demanding summer, it's launched a new campaign to promote animal welfare. luxmy gopal reports now from north yorkshire. good boy. cuddles, treats and playtime, everything man's best friend deserves. but a year ago, max's life was different. we received a report from somebody that had overheard someone bragging they had just beaten up their dog. so they made the call to us and we attended the address with the police. hello, can you open the door, please, sir, it is the police? that's when we found max, terrified, covered in blood and badly injured. there's a lot of blood here, sir. on the floor. do you know what that's from? evidence at the scene suggested max had been beaten with a metal colander. he was rescued and cared for at the rspca york animal ho

it happened in the seaside town of atami, shizuoka prefecture. here is another scene in another seaside town, a raging river, rain in the region has already exceeded the average for the month of july. the torrential rains also caused major flooding's. rescue staff waited in through 5' of water, looking for and what you might be stranded. >>> on the fire watch, cruise are on the scene of a vegetation fire in pleasanton last night. the wildfire camera watching the so-called golf fire. it broke out near the callippe preserve golf course, scorching nearly 35 acres. firefighters managed to get the fire under control around 11:30 last night, there were no reports of anyone who was injured. >>> two wildfires in north carolina for you are now partially continued. north of reading, the fire has destroyed at least a dozen homes. cooler temperatures are aiding firefighters, they now have at least 5% complete. a separate fire at the foot of mount shasta, the wildfire, is now 26% contained. it has burned more than 23,000 acres. >>> we are tracking a fire at t

on saturday morning, mud tore through the resort city of atami about 90 kilometers from tokyo.le have been confirmed dead. the crucial 72-hour period to find survivors endsro

this happened in the city of atami southwest of tokyo. 19 people have been rescued from the debris. city officials though have confirmed that two people died in the landslide. this morning we're learning that service has been restored to most of the 2,800 homes that lost power. >>> so anti-semitic attack are on the rise across the united states. what is behind this wave of violence and how is the jewish community working to stop it? a cnn special report for you just ahead. starts the night before. "hi everyone" and a quality night's sleep is scientifically proven to help boost performance. the new sleep number 360 smart bed is temperature balancing. and it helps keep you asleep by sensing your movement and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now during our lowest prices of the season. to make my vision a reality my varilux progressive lenses provide seamlessly transition from near to far. with every detail in sharp focus. that's seeing no limits. varilux lenses by essi

the flood of black mud destroyed hundreds of homes in the town of atami, about 70 miles southwest ofthousands of residents forced to evacuate but dozens remain trapped in the rubble. the mud took down hundreds of homes and downed power lines. local authorities there are fearing that historic levels of rainfall could spark another disaster. >>> another holiday weekend, another ransomware attack. this morning, many american businesses are feeling the effects. this time the target was miami-based international software management company kaseya. that attack thought to have affected thousands of other organizations who use their products. president biden now directing u.s. intelligence agencies to investigate. our evil may be based in russia or eastern europe and is the same one that targeted jbs last memorial day weekend. this time hackers sent out ransomnotes demanding $5 million and it's believed to be one of the largest criminal ransomware attacks in history. with me is cybersecurity expert and ceo of adlumen inc., robert johnston. also responsible for solving the 2016 dnc hack. cust

it struck the city of atami, about 60 miles southwest of tokyo, leaving 80 people unaccounted for. heavy rain triggered the slide, and crews have been digging through mud and debris along a steep hillside. hundreds of troops, firefighters and others are involved. d, the vatican reports pope francis is in good condition tonight after intestinal surgery on sunday. the 84-year-old pontiff had half of his colon removed due to a narrowing of the large intestine. he's expected to remain hospitalized in rome for about a week. still to come on the newshour: what's at the heart of the longest presidential marriage in u.s. history. reflecting on the national guard's service in the fight for our freedom. "augmented reality"-- how we can rethink what a monument represts in this moment of racial reckoning. and much more. >> woodruff: with the final military withdrawal from ghanistan underway, a few state legislators are reconsidering the use of their naonal guard units for undeclared foreign wars, like the campaigns in iraq and afghanistan. nearly half of the troops deployed to iraq and both co

the flood of black water and debris crashing into rows of houses in the town of atami, west of tokyo.fire, and military personnel are all on the scene for search and rescue efforts. >>> torrential rains started slamming parts of japan earlier this week. experts say it likely loosened the dirt, increasing landslide risks in a country filled with valleys and mountains. >>> we are turning back to the latest in the surfside condo collapse where 22 are dead and 126 are still missing. as hurricane elsa threatens to delay search and rescue efforts. the miami-dade mayor is ordering the remainder of the condo to be demolished after feeders it could fall and disrupt -- fears it could fall and disrupt rescue efforts. this as new reporting shows the owners association accused the town of holding up major repairs days before the collapse. joining us is miami-dade county chairman jose diaz. thank you for joining us, chairman. what can you tell us about the search efforts, and how are officials adjusting in advance for this hurricane? >> well, we're doing everything possible, as you know. for many d

this is happening in the town of atami west of tokyo.and military personnel are all on scene there trying to help with the search efforts. as you see that water just take away cars and sbien buildings in this video. >> a wall of mud and water. and torrential rain started slamming parts of japan earlier this week. experts say it likely loosened the dirt, increasing landslide risk in a country filled with valleys and mountains. so this is the result. 19 people are missing, numbers expected to grow as the day goes on. >>> we're turning now to new development in the surfside condo collapse, 22 are dead and 126 are still missing. as the state prepares for hurricane elsa to make landfall next week, a possible huge disruption to these search efforts. demands for answers are growing. this morning, one of the residents who survived the collapse, has now filed a lawsuit against the property, the second lawsuit made public since the collapse. he's claiming the condo association knew the building was deteriorating. joining me right now is the attorn

in japan, rescue workers in the city of atami found more victims of last saturday's mudslide, bringing the death toll to seven. at least two dozen people are still missing. emergency crews and soldiers continued today to dig through the sludge and debris. but, rain threatened to touch off new slides. american officials from president biden on down say a worldwide ransomware attack has left the u.s. largely unscathed. on friday, russian-linked hackers targeted the software company, kaseya, based in florida, and demanded $70 million. the president addressed the attack today, at a white house event. >> i received an update from my national security team this morning. it appears to have caused minimal damage to u.s. businesses but we're still gathering information to the full extent of the attack and i'm going to have more to say about this in the next several days. we're getting more detail and information. >> woodruff: at a summit last month, president biden pressed russian president vladimir putin to act against russian cyber- gangs. there's also word that hackers working with the russi

are still searching through wrecked homes and buried roads days after a landslide hit the town of atamiancis has undergone successful surgery to treat a colon problem at a hospital in rome. the vatican says he is recovering well from the procedure, which was carried out under general anaesthetic yesterday. before the operation pope francis gave his sunday blessing to worshippers in st peter's square. this is the first time the 84—year—old has been in hospital since his election in 2013. we say goodbye to viewers on bbc two. you are watching bbc news. borisjohnson will boris johnson will announce the borisjohnson will announce the next steps on working from home in england. of the remaining restrictions are expected to be lifted from the 19th of july. on its 73rd anniversary — the queen has awarded the nhs the george cross for heroism and bravery. nhs england's medical director has praised his colleagues' response to the coronavirus pandemic the apartment block which partially collapsed near miami killing 2a people 11 days ago is demolished before a tropical storm sweeps in and endangers

rescuers injapan are searching for 80 people still missing following a landslide in the coastal city of atamiswept down a hillside on saturday after torrential rain. 130 buildings were destroyed. so far, there are three confirmed deaths. the suez canal authority and the owners of a huge container ship that blocked the egyptian waterway earlier this year have reached a deal to release the vessel. the two sides say the ever given will be allowed to set sail on wednesday. the japanese—owned ship became the focus of world attention when it ran aground in march, blocking the vital trade route for six days. the former european council president has returned to polish politics after a seven—year absence to lead the country's main opposition party. he told civic forum members in warsaw that he would fight what he called the evil that ruled poland in the shape of the socially conservative at law and justice party. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: jeff bezos, the world's richest mild steps down as boss of amazon. next up is a trip to space. —— the world's richest man. captain sir tom moore's as

are still searching through wrecked homes and buried roads days after a landslide hit the town of atamidied so far but around 80 are believed to be missing. the area was hit by more than a month's worth of rain injust 2a hours. pope francis has undergone successful surgery to treat a colon problem at a hospital in rome. the vatican says he is recovering well from the procedure, which was carried out under general anaesthetic yesterday. he will stay in hospital for another week. before the operation pope francis gave his sunday blessing to worshippers in st peter's square. this is the first time the 84—year—old has been in hospital since his election in 2013. shares in morrisons have surged by more than ten per cent this morning after news emerged of a third potential bidder for the uk's fourth largest supermarket chain. the firm's board has already accepted an offer of 254 pence per share from a consortium the rspca has received almost 100,000 reports of cruelty to animals across the uk over the last five years withjuly often being the busiest month for investigating cases. as officers

terrifying footage shows homes being swept away in the city of atami.about 60 miles southwest of tokyo. at least two people are dead and about 20 others missing. the mudslide was triggered by unusually heavy downpours. more rain fell in the area in the first three days of july than the city averages the entire month. it's expected to keep raining today making rescue efforts more difficult. >> wow. >>> here in the u.s. tens of millions of americans celebrated the fourth of july in full force with concerns about the pandemic easing nationwide. president biden hosted a fireworks party for first responders and the military with a reminder to keep up the fight against covid. nancy cordes is at the white house. nancy, what did the president say last night? good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jericka. he said the country gained the upper hand against the virus, that americans can live their lives again and kids can go back to school but he also warned about the emergence of new variants and said the most patriotic thing americans can do is get vaccinated.