interfere with the upcoming congressional elections they also assured americans that president dublin trump is directing a quote vast government wide effort to protect the process pope francis has changed the catholic church is teaching on the death penalty declaring that it is now for habited in all cases the church had previously allowed for capital punishment in certain instances but francis called those teachings outdated eases that the death penalty is an attack on human dignity. in jerusalem tens of thousands have marched in the city's largest ever gay pride parade the colorful festivities were mixed with a nigger following the passage of a wall that excludes game in from having children vs. are going to get back to that top story a developing story now and that is the announcement of those presidential election results in zimbabwe our correspondent melanie deval joins me now on the line from the capital harare good evening to you melanie can you hear me. ok good good we have been having trouble this evening with the connection we know that the electoral commission has only just begun

dublin. after a week in which donald trump has had to address questions about his possible impeachment, theree party that controls congress ultimately decides if a sitting president should be impeached — and mr trump is currently protected because republicans hold the majority. democrats think attracting younger voters could be a key to success in the mid—term elections, but mr trump has his own young, and deeply devoted supporters, as chris buckler has been finding out. it's up to you, your generation. in the presidential ballroom of the president's own washington hotel is a gathering of the trump teams. crowd chants: usa, usa. hundreds of republican high school students in the capital for a banquet meal and a week of conservative politics, and many here share donald trump's view of the world. i don't think trump's a republican. i think you can make a whole party based on what trump believes. he's conservative in some areas but he's also not conservative in some areas. you see yourself as a trump party rather than the republican party? yes, 100%. oh, that never gets old. little seems to shak

dublin. >>> a huge blow as another top trump official gets immunity. talk to prosecutors. later this hour, hawaii's big island braces for heavy rains and floods. live from cnn, world headquarters in atlanta. we will kel welcome our viewers here in the united states and all around the world. i'm george howell. "newsroom" starts right now. at 5:00 a.m. here on the u.s. east coast, in about 30 minutes time, pope francis is set to arrive in ireland, the first papal visit there in almost 40 years. many will be greeting him, cheering his arrival. but there is also clear and raw anger in that nation as the church faces a scandal the backlash over decades of sexual abuse and coverups at the hands of priests and church officials. at some point, the pope is set to meet with some of those sexually victims of abuse. his stops will include dublin chasm a homeless shelter, st. mary's pro cathedral and the world family celebration. sunday includes an open air mass in dublin's phoenix park. following the story, cnn senior vatican analyst john allen, also the editor of the independent news

dublin. >>> a huge blow as another top trump official gets immunity. talk to prosecutors.big island braces for heavy rains and floods. live from cnn, world headquarters in atlanta. we will kel welcome our viewers here in the united states and all around the

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all the way out to zanesville in the east and there are a lot of trump voters out the print delaware county which is places like dublin and westerville and worthington, these are modern upscale neighborhoods and they are probably, they like the economy, they love the economy, what am i saying? i'm sure they don't like the noise that goes with it. and as a result, the voters they are trying to appeal to, because they have been having john kasich, senator portman doing radio spots, those sponsors aimed right at that particular voter. that is the voter that donald trump has been having trouble with. and so it's going to be an interesting thing to see if he can connect with them somehow. i'm not sure he can. laura: jack tori with cultist dispatch, we appreciate perspective. obviously will be a big night for you all there. thank you so much for being with us and sharing. >> glad to be with you. laura: stay with the fox news channel tonight. we will be in ohio for the president's rally scheduled to begin 6:30 pm eastern time. then we will bring you live reaction right after with a brand-new episode of "watters' world" at 8:

dublin. jane: of course, we will bring you full coverage of what could be a pivotal visit. after a week when president trump saw his legal woes mount there is a renewed focus on november's congressional elections. even the mention of impeachment is firing up both sides, and while democrats believe getting young voters to the ballot box will be key to winning back the house, mr. trump has his own young supporters who are deeply devoted. the bbc's chris buckler reports. >> it's up to you, your generation -- chris: in the presidential ballroom of the president's own washington hotel is a gathering of the trump team. hundreds of republican high-school students in the capital for a banquet meal and a week of conservative politics. many here share donald trump's view of the world. >> i don't think trump is a republican. i think you can make a whole party based on what trump believes. he is conservative in some areas but also not conservative in some areas. chris: you see yourself as the trump party rather than the republican party? >> yes, 100%. >> o, that never gets old! chris: little seems to shake the belief o

dublin today. thanks so much. >> thank you. >> sreenivasan: another war of words between the united states and china, this time over besident trump's decision to call off a meetiween secretary of state mike pompeo and north korean officials. citing a lk of progress in nuclear disarmament talks, president trump tweeted some responsibity to the chinese, saying, "i do not believe they are helping with the process of denuclearization as they once were." a chinese foreign ministry spokesperson said today that china is "seriously concerned" atover the president's accn. a federal district judge in washington struck down key provisio in three executive orders president trump signed this spring which woead have made ier to fire federal workers. under the president's ders under-performing employees would have less time to show improvement before bng fired. they also reduced the time federal employees in union positions could spend on union business during work hours. the administration had no comment on today's ruling. thousands of rohingya refugees protested in bangladesh day, marking the one year anniversary of violence in myanmar thatdr e

from donald trump at this point the focus is on john mccain ok const many thanks for that cousin phenomenon reporting from washington. pope francis is due to celebrate an outdoor mass in dublin later today on the second day of his visit to ireland with more than half a million people expected to attend the pope is currently in the west of ireland where he led the so-called angelus but only in the not shrine encountered. the pope again addressing the catholic church's sex abuse scandal saying it was a quote open wound that must be treated with and decisive action. the pope's visit has been overshadowed by the sex abuse scandal in ireland thousands of abuse survivors are expected to hold a protest to coincide with today's outdoor mass in dublin and while on saturday the pope vowed to end the sexual exploitation of children by clerics though he failed to say how he would achieve that goal. dublin's main sports stadium also a concert venue used by world between rock bands but there was only one star of this show pope francis himself. despite the sex abuse scandal shaking the catholic church the pontiff still has huge public support. lined the streets to give the pope an enthusia

from donald trump at this point the focus is on john mccain ok cost many thanks for that cousin phenomenon reporting from washington pope francis is due to celebrate an outdoor mass in dublin later today on the second day of his visit to holland with more than half a million people expected to attend the pope is currently in the west of ireland where he led the so-called angeles the not trying to counter the pope's visit has been overshadowed by the sex abuse scandal and thousands of abuse survivors expected to hold a protest to coincide with today's told mass on saturday the pope vowed to end the sexual exploitation of children by clerics though he failed to say how he would achieve that goal. but again address the catholic church's sex abuse scandal during his prayer at the shrine of the holy mary let's hear what he had to say. but in my career i asked the virgin mary if you consider all the victims of abuse of any kind committed by members of the church in ireland. with. this open wound be challenges us to be firm and decisive in the pursuit of truth and justice you know. it did i juz the. the lord's forgiveness for these sins and for the scandal and betrayal felt by so

trump: from columbus to the queen city, cincinnati, where i worked a long time. a good place, the queen city. from dublino cleveland and from toledo to mansfield, ohio has always been the home of the red-blooded american patriots, strong people, smart people, real workers, people i love. [applause] pres. trump: this state is the home of the proud, and we are, we are the home of the proud. the home of families, farmers, miners, aviators, ashen us. -- and astronauts. ohio is the home of everything good. ohio is where the wright brothers invented the airplane. and where annie oakley got her gun. [applause] pres. trump: ohio is the state that gives us american legends and american heroes like thomas edison, neil armstrong, and john glenn. we stand on the shoulders of generations of american patriots who knew how to work, knew how to fight, and knew how to win. you know how to win. just like them, we are going to keep on working, were going to keep on fighting, and we are going to keep on winning, we are going to win so much, you will get so tired of winning. [applause] pres. trump: you see what is happening.

dublin is the place to have a party if you want to have one. michelle, thank you very much indeed. the us first lady, melania trumping remarks about him on twitter. the player had said in an interview that mr trump was "divisive" and had "emboldened racists". our washington correspondent chris buckler has more. lebron james is without any doubt one of the biggest stars in american sports. when he recently signed for the la lakers, it made the headlines, but he's found himself in the news again because of his criticism of donald trump. on cnn, he accused the president of using sport to split the us apart, and it's not the first time he's spoken out against mr trump. i'm not going to let — while i have this platform — to let one individual, no matter the power, no matter the impact that he should have, or she should have, ever use sport as a platform to divide us. in an angry tweet, donald trump fired back at both the basketball star and the news network, saying... but lebronjames has a surprising ally in this latest fight — mr trump's own wife. a statement by the first lady's spokeswoman said melania trump was impr

trump recognized your. islam as israel's capital moved the american embassy there in may. and this is the scene live in dublin where as you can see pope francis has arrived for the first visit by leader of the catholic church in almost four decades he's there with the president and the president's wife and. overshadowing this visit though of course is the scandal of clerical sexual abuse in the catholic church and we should be talking about that now with our guest who is dire keo who is in dublin and is an historian and vice president of dublin city university thank you very much indeed for joining us just looking at those pictures of the pope with the president and what does it make you think in terms of how your country has changed in the forty years since the last papal visit which was jump of the second year our lives radically different other nine hundred seventy nine when the pope came million people came to see him during his there's a million people went to the phoenix park this time we expect seven hundred fifty thousand possibly five hundred thousand in the park so the numbers tell the story itself

trump here? all: no. and the last week may only have deepened this country's divides. chris buckler, bbc news, washington. tens of thousands of people are expected to travel to dublin last pa pal visit to ireland. but the atmosphere around the visit is likely to be very different. so what kind of welcome will he receive? our religion editor martin bashir reports. bishops and priests are not usually pounding the turf at leinster rugby ground. but as ireland prepares to welcome pope francis, it's also hosting this global gathering of catholics. an altar has been built along the touchline, but that's as nothing compared to the challenge of reconstructing the church after decades of scandal. a lot of the pain and the hurt that we felt we were moving on from has resurfaced, particularly for people who were hurt by clergy in the church. and i think the holy father, it's critical that he does something to try and address that. phoenix park, another venue, has been under construction for months. the catholic church and the irish government are spending more than £27 million to host pope francis. the highlight of this weekend's visit will be here on sunday when pope francis

special papal mass in dublin on sunday, showing there still is a great deal of support for the church in ireland. jon? jon: kitty logan reporting from london, thanks. >>> president trumpng doubt on democrats' hopes for a blue wave in the midterms. some new polls showing which party could catch a wave come november. >>> plus nfl broadcasting partners announced a new policy regarding the national anthem and president trump is not a fan. >> we're not going to let it happen because we need our law enforcement. we need respect for our national anthem and for our flag. alice is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of her body. she's also taking prescription ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor, which is for postmenopausal women with hormone receptor-positive her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole was significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus letrozole. patients taking ibrance can develop low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infections that can lead to death. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or o

trump. on his first official visit to ireland, pope francis has met eight survivors of clerical and institutional abuse by the roman catholic church. this afternoon in dublind correspondent emma vardy is in dublin this morning. we can't see many people behind you but we could hear them when we spoke to you earlier. preparation is well under way at phoenix park. yes, coaches full of people are starting to arrive. it is the down the drain pretty heavily. people are arriving with ponchos and umbrellas. they will have quite awake because mass is not until around the pm. it is a huge operation, to get half a million people or more, possibly, into this area. there are pens behind me, as faras into this area. there are pens behind me, as far as the eye can see, and big screens set up in rows, all the way back, pretty much as far as you can see, and the pope will give mass at 3pm this afternoon. there is a huge stage behind me with a huge cross on top of it, a pretty impressive structure. that is where the pope will be appearing later on. although, saying that, there will be some logistical issues because we have heard warnings about road closures and delays, some

trump administration is ignoring climate change as a key factor. >>> a lot of folks today, paul, saying they felt some relief, not as much smoke in the area. >> once again nice view from our dublinle haze today but not much. these highs have not been this low inland in 40 days. pittsburg 90 degrees, los gatos83, sunnyvale 76, richmond 62, san francisco 61 degrees. we have a ridge of high pressure we've watched the past month, month and a half. where is it centered? it was over southern california for three or four straight weeks. that baked much of the state except right along the coastline. it has moved now. it's now centered over northern mexico, southern colorado, pretty far away from us, allowing a few week area of low pressures to hang along the coast air. the push from the ocean is a bit stronger. those of you out toward the delta, in san jose, in the tri- valley are feeling the impact of the ocean breeze the first time in a long time. as we shoot down to the surface, the ocean temperature is still running at 54.7 degrees. that stronger ocean breeze from the chilly ocean will make it inland over the next couple days and temperatures will stay cooler than average as a resul

dublin when a civic reception is taking place this afternoon. i‘ll be back with more about all those stories that have passed three. to the united states now — and president trumpthat it‘s an acknowledgement of what that meeting was about but don‘t forget the june meeting that meeting was about but don‘t forget thejune meeting in 2016 is the most concrete use of public evidence we have of any suggestion of collusion between the trump campaign and russia. he has been down this road a bit before coming terms of justifying down this road a bit before coming terms ofjustifying that, last year he said any politician would take that meeting and that politics is a nasty business. the interesting thing today is that he was claiming it was totally legal. some people are questioning that. even if nothing came out of that meeting, you are not allowed to take any benefit from foreign powers are agents of foreign powers in terms of the us political process or elections and even discussing it ordering anything towards potentially doing that could be seen as conspiracy according to some legal experts and that would be a crime. president trump has consistently tried to dismiss

trump shared his quote deepest sympathies and respect with mccain's family. pope francis has kept day one of his trip to ireland with a speech to texas of thousands of supporters at dublin's croke park his visit to the country has been overshadowed by an ongoing sexual abuse scandal within the catholic church earlier in the day francis met with survivors of clerical and institutional abuse he said he shared the pain and shame of the catholic church for failing to adequately address the scandal. italy has allowed one hundred fifty migrants who'd been stranded for days on a rescue ship and katon yet to disembark interior minister mikhail salvini said albania and ireland would take some forty five migrants while the rest would be housed by italy's catholic church sicilian prosecutors have placed salvini under investigation for initially refusing to allow the migrants off the ship. climate change. sustainability. environmental projects. globalization face biodiversity species conservation exploitation. human rights displacement. the global and current of the local large. global three thousand. side in dog i'm here with nicholas kronk the son of hans frank who was executed as