lynch. >> michael cameron lynch. >> michael francis lynch. >> michael francis lynch. >> richard d.a spirit and personality that could fill a room and a smile that was infectious, we miss you every day and hold you close to our hearts. we know you are making the heavens smile and looking down on us, supporting us. >> and my grandfather, david francis rubio, we all miss you and even though i didn't get to meet you, i still love you. >> robert henry lynch, jr. >> sean p. lynch. >> sean patrick lynch. >> terence m. lynch. >> michael j. lyons. >> monica anne lyons. >> nehamon lyons iv. >> patrick john lyons. >> robert francis mace >> marianne macfarlane. >> jan maciejewski >> susan a. mackay >> william macko >> catherine fairfax macrae >> richard blaine madden >> simon maddison >> noell c. maerz >> jennieann maffeo >> joseph maffeo >> jay robert magazine >> brian magee >> charles w. magee >> joseph v. maggitti >> ronald magnuson >> daniel l. maher >> thomas a. mahon >> william j. mahoney >> joseph daniel maio >> linda c. mair-grayling >> takashi makimoto >> abdu ali malahi >> debora i.

so pope francis is not alone. leo sided with workers and that offended many of the affluent people of the day and the corporate and business world today. but the church has been following that lead since leo the 13th. >> okay. so for folks who read their bible -- >> yes ma'am. >> we are seeing all kinds of things, pestilence, wars, earthquake. you can't tell what season it is. are we in the last days? [laughs] >> fast answer? i don't think so. what we are doing i think, is experiencing the opportunity, the necessity of taking charge of our environment more effectively. whether you are a proponent of climate change your energy programs that step away, you have to acknowledge that if we don't get a handle on things, things are going to get worse. >> do you believe in climate change? >> i do. does that make me bad? [laughs] to be honest, there's a lot we don't know. i don't want to say -- the scientists working in this area, they are still discovering the impact on the possibility of solar energy or wind energy. and

that man is robert francis o'rourke. you may know him as beto.as just born to be in it. beto must have the memory of goldfish because he had to drop out of the democrat primary race after polling at less than 1% in iowa. we didn't forget. we remember his trip to the dentist office. and remember his airport pushups and we remember how he waived his arms around like those weird inflatable men you find outside of car washes. he ran a campaign for the ages. and i for one am shocked that he didn't fair better. but as they say, if at first you don't succeed try, try again. and on behalf of the media, i love to speak for all the media in america, and every republican in texas, i say run beto, please run. jing me now to discuss former white house deputy chief of staff karl rove. karl, what say you? is this beto's moment, 2022? governor's mansion, texas? >> every moment is robert francis o'rourke's moment. every single moment. the news broke this morning and what happened? we got the fundraising appeal. breaking news, help turn texas red -- excuse me blue

but it's come at the expense of francis. this is a multi $1000000000.00 agreement. re challenz reports leaving the embassy for who knows how long frances ambassador to australia stopped his car for a few words to report. and i think this is dina hughes. we take a very, very bad ambling of the partnership. it was not the contract was above the ship at 1st, but the ship's up supposed to be days on the 1st disbanding and also above the sea bass. infinity of left wilson is a result of the trench. then it was to sidney airport, but his flight home, empty of at sam baset 2, was the french embassy in washington, d. c. this is an unprecedented move by france, the united states oldest ally. you have to go back to the, for the president of the united states as george washington here to find the origins of this alliance between france and the u. s. just 2 years after the u. s. declaration of independence and 1778. france formerly recognize the strange new nation, and in fact it and its war against the british in all of the years since

francis levitt which is - francis levitt which is probably an understatement.guile that they were holding in dc which was to honour us venture relations and the cancellation was seen as a bit diplomatic flounce, to use that word. today recalling an ambassador. not from here, obviously, from australia as well. it is the penultimate step before you call of diplomatic relations entirely so it is a massive move by the french and i think it shows how angry they are over not just the financial hit they suffered as a result of losing the contract that is the political isolation they clearly feel and the white house has released a statement in the last hour. the kind of stuff you would expect them to say. they said they had beenin them to say. they said they had been in close touch with our venture partners and their decision and we understand their position but they go on to say we will resolve our differences as we have done at other points over the course of our long alliance are just a reminder back in 2003 when the iraq invasion happened france in the us fell out

francis. st. francis in the dark jerseys wins this game, right there on that td pass in the final seconds. st. francis stuns de la salle. you can see all the crowd and the rage cage going crazy. this is making national headlines. congratulations to the st. francis lancers for beating the de la salle spartans. >>> a's and rangers, we'll pick it up bottom of the fifth inning. this is josh harrison with the two-run single. the a's beat the rangers 10-5. the a's are one game out of that final wildcard spot in the american league. the giants at wrigley field, an emotional homecoming for chris bryant. he spent seven seasons in chicago, winning a mvp and leading the cubs to their first world series in more than a century. now he's a giant, and the giants win again. evan longoria and brandon belt, each with two run homers. giants win 6-1. we are back in a moment. shoot. what's wrong? i think i'm down to my last inhaler. don't worry. you can refill it and get it delivered using the kaiser permanente app. s

all right, francis. we'll talk to you soon. well, there is encouraging news from the tahoe area containment on the kaldor fire is up to 43% tonight. we are going to keep this code you see it at your screen at the bottom there. it's on the left hand side throughout our fire coverage now if you use your cell phone camera, you can scan it and it'll take you to the abc 7 wildfire tracker. that's where you can get details on the major wildfires burning in the state. we will show you this again at 135 so be sure to grab your phone and we'll walk you through it then. well that fire has burned more than 214,000 acres so far but containment jumped from 37% this morning to that 43% this evening some evacuation orders have been lifted on the western flank and on the eastern flank cal fire credit. there for allowing firefighters to gain some ground on containment. we had in very fortunate the last couple days with some mitigating weather for allow our firefighters to really take some aggressive approach to trying to reach our containment o

pope francis meets the anti—migration hungarian premier viktor orban before calling on the crowds ton" and "considerate" at an open—air mass in budapest. and the british government scraps plans for vaccine passports in nightclubs and large events in england. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk all around the world. tens of thousands of afghan refugees are thought to have crossed the border into pakistan in the four weeks since the fall of kabul. they'rejoining a huge population of afghan refugees already in the country — 1.5 million who are registered and an estimated i million others. our world affairs editorjohn simpson has travelled through the khyber pass — to the border between pakistan and afghanistan at torkham. every inch of ground here has been fought over for 3000 years. the insignia of a former british and indian regiment of carefully preserved on along the way and the khyber is a major trade route. trucks crawl up the mountains carrying fruit and vegetables into pakistan and the occasional passenger too. travellers trudge along the foot path as they always have

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francis: poor conor mcgregor. can be really great at something and it doesn't necessarily translate into all things. goodness, how embarrassing for him. i'm sure he would have given anything to have another go and i think athletes and professional athletes and people who are used to excellence put a lot of pressure on themselves and this is a bummer for him. maria: yeah. it's a bummer. it's too bad. why don't i show you how it's really done, francis. because i actually happened to throw out the first pitch right before the playoffs at the yankee game a couple years ago. there you go. right over the plate. and she gets it right over the plate. i was so happy to get it over the plate because i was in my hometown and i got cheers from the 60,000 fans as i threw the first pitch. look, it's hard. i have to admit. i also threw the first pitch at wrigley field and that was harder than at the yankee stadium because the stuff gets in your head, jonathan. you've got to -- you know, it's a mind game when you're nervous, it's

we did name her eleanor francis.amed in part for a woman who sadly i never had the chance to meet. eleanor francis passed away a year before i started my research. i hope her story and that of these other women will one day inspire my daughter, too. thank you so much for listening. i really appreciate it. thank you for having me here. [ applause ] >> thank you. i will take some questions now. megan is filling in for kelly tonight. we will take as many questions as we can. if you would raise your hand and stand if you will and ask your question. we will take as many as we can. bill starts us off but somebody else will have to start us off tonight. >> you focused on jpl. i have never been there. by the way, bill, uva was the last state university in the country to allow women in graduate programs. >> you would have to remind me of that. thank you, scott. >> i have been to huntsville and the marshal space center. did the same gender specific rules apply there? that was verner vonn braun, disney and all that. >> yes. in

the anti—immigration hungarian prime minister, viktor orban, meets pope francis in budapest. from liverpool. now, first of all, what... you saw her play, thanks forjoining us, now you saw emma raducanu play in liverpool when she was 12. you know, six years ago. how much do you think there were signs there of what she would achieve?— would achieve? yeah, there were definitely signs _ would achieve? yeah, there were definitely signs because - would achieve? yeah, there were definitely signs because similar. would achieve? yeah, there were| definitely signs because similar to what was going on at the us open, she would probably wasn't fancied to win any events. it was actually an 18 and underjunior international event, a world ranking event held in the city and obviously she was 12 years of age, so... a look at the top domestic 16 and 17—year—old kids were there, as well as other international players. you know, very similar to what happened in new york, she came out top of the field, extremely composed, beyond her years. extremely composed, beyond her ears. �* ., ., ~ years. an

translation the visit is the grace of pope francis.us a blessing. after decades of living on the margin, some residents, while welcoming his visit, have lost faith in change. translation: i visit, have lost faith in change. translation: i do not think it will _ change. translation: i do not think it will help _ change. translation: i do not think it will help us _ change. translation: i do not think it will help us but - change. translation: i do not think it will help us but it - think it will help us but it will cheer us up. slovakia is a patchwork of denominations and, before arriving in lunik, pope francis presided over a divine liturgy in the byzantine rite for members of slovakia's greek orthodox church. it is in full union with roman catholicism. tens of thousands of worshippers attended. but even here, in this holiest of ceremonies, the pope was unafraid to mince his words, warning those that wore the crucifix that they must understand its central message of love and tolerance. and he had a subtle message as well for politician

k or francis sped london, the sting of pulling home it's ambassador. instead, french ministers have tried something more withering. they suggest it's not worth bothering with junior partners. and that's all the u. k is to the u. s. will reach helen's. how does era london have improved her since? unity as capitol in the 1st major demonstration since president k, said caesar par and dismiss parliament in july. some protest is chanted shopped in the qu, hearing then you rights, one of the 20 live in revolution with the most the president has rejected. the accusation indicated he plans to amend the constitution. the protest was accompanied by a heavy police presence. and why will rally buy said supporters setting here soon as a fellow at the cat's sensors, george mason university. he witnessed the processor there and says there's growing frustration about the president. sanction, i mean from work not to lose your who surely supportive off the process are no worried because it's been more than a month and you're much hillary and biggest and there is no gove

the more interesting question is that francis crick said, "of course, rosalind would have figured ithat we figured out faster." >> brangham: you also document in your book a very extensive campaign that those two gentmen and others went to, to hide the fact that her data had en this aha moment for them. why were they so set on denying her that recognition? >> i think they never thought of rosalind as a serious competitor of their level. i think it was chauvinism to the nth degree and was very common in science, academic science on both sides of the atlantic ocean at that time. >> brangham: because as you do document in the book, she was a tough person. she didn't suffer fools. she was quick to point out your mistakes. >> yeah. >> brangham: and she wasn't necessarily the nicest person in the world. >> no. >> brangham: but as you also say, had she been a man, those character traits would have just been written off as eccentricities. whereas with her, they condemned her for it. >> brangham: yes, she didn't suffer fools gladly. she was very intense in her work and didn't like to be bothe

the saint francis lancers had done what no other bay area team could since 1991. >> beat de la sal ick. i felt like a talker. good 5 minutes and never forget that night will be telling my kids about this. his kids will hear about the way the lancers took an early lead. then led the spartans by 21 7 at the half and stayed calm even when de la salle took a three-point lead in the final minutes. that's when qb matt doherty hit a wide open and with less than 16 seconds to play. i had trouble leaving the field. i mean, don't think i got home to like 1230 that night. so it was a big night. a big night indeed. de la salle and won 318 straight games against bay area teams and had defeated the lancers in every matchup since 1989 saint francis went from being unranked to number 11 in the state. but they say this is just the beginning. even gives us a sense of momentum and confidence. >> just for the rest of the season which should use >> what are your goals for the year of course, you know, when a state championship and go away. for now the lancers are enjoying a well-deserved bye week before

so we did name her eleanor francis. she is named in part for a woman who sadly i never had the chance to meet. eleanor francis -- passed way about a year before i started my research, but i hope her story and that of the other women will one day inspire my daughter to. thank you so much for listening, i appreciate it. and thank you for having me here. [applause] thank you, and we will take some questions now. >> we will take as many questions as we can. so if you would raise your hand, we will take as many as we can. where is my man? [laughs] they'll, someone else will have to start us off tonight, we'll usually starts us off. >> you focused on jpl and i've never been there. by the way, bill, uva was the last state university to allow women -- >> you would have to remind me of that -- >> but in huntsville, the same gender specific rules apply there? i do disney and all that >> yes, so in huntsville there was also a large group of female computers. they too had shorter careers. because they mostly ended up losing their j

the anti—immigration hungarian prime minister, viktor 0rban, meets pope francis in budapest.tain's18—year—old emma raducanu has won the us open — in one of the most dramatic victories in modern tennis. she beat19—year—old leylah fernandez of canada in two sets — 6-4, 6-3. raducanu only made it into the tournament as a qualifier, but she won the title without dropping a single set. she's the first british woman to win a grand slam singles title in 44 years. here's our sports correspondent, joe wilson. the borough of queens on a sunny day, and the extraordinary progress of one young woman. she's been absolutely amazing this whole tournament. she has a lot of energy. she's so composed and...ruthless. she's going to smash it. you know who they're talking about. well, there were two teenagers in the us open final — canadian leylah fernandez at the top of the screen. as early as the second game, we saw intense rallies and we saw emma raducanu prevailing here. both players settled immediately to display a full range of their abilities. points were hard earned, skilfully won. nerves?

it's proof of how angry francy is right now. and this is why. and so friends offices bought a new enhance trilateral security partnership between a straight in the united kingdom and the united states. on wednesday, australia, the u. k and the us some vail orcus, it's a defense agreement aimed at countering china in the in the pacific. bought it, cuts france out of a 2016 deal to build diesel power submarines for australia in favor of nuclear power attack from the u. k. and us it li, frank, tens of billions of dollars poorer, and it's being seen by paris as a gross deception by friends and allies. still, there are those who think parents is overreacting. i think, you know, it was not necessary. i mean, we have never recalled previously when better from washington, and it's really very bad manners from the americans to, to was wrong. so i'm in really, i'm treating my call, i can and the dog and song, but it's only bad manners. and i think that vengeance is a meal that should be served cold. after you. k. francis sped london, the sting of pulling

pope francis has continued his four—day visit to slovakia, with a visit to the country's east.oma minority at a dilapidated housing estate. from bratislava, rob cameron reports. he's been called "the pope of the peripheries" — the pontiff who seeks out the poor, the forgotten, the marginalised. and nowhere in slovakia is more marginalised than here at the lunik ix housing estate. lunik is home to almost 5,000 romani people. despite some improvement, many still live in squalid apartments, several with no heat or electricity. for some, the pope's very presence here today was a message of hope. translation: it will help us. perhaps the fact he's here will help us, because people will perceive us differently, as many people arejudging us. not everybody is the same. slovakia is a patchwork of denominations — and, before arriving, pope francis presided over a divine liturgy in the byzantine rite for members of slovakia's greek orthodox church. but even here, in this holiest of ceremonies, the pope was unafraid to mince his words, warning those that wore the crucifix that they must un

and francis made efforts to ease tensions after a 5 day stand off. and manual mccall agreed to send the french ambassador back to washington after a phone call with the u. s. president and joe biting pledged not to cut paris out of future decisions in the, in the pacific region. the 2 leaders agreed to meet in europe next month. there has been ongoing discussions and engagements at a variety of levels between the united states and france. so certainly the possibility of a meeting was something that was naturally discussed in advance, but also natural for the president to raise that and discuss it at the leader level in terms of the tone of the call. it was friendly, it was one where we're hopeful and the president is hopeful. this is a step in returning to normal in a long, important abiding relationship that the united states has with france will. france also recall the 10 boys was trillion a ras step among allies and president emanuel mac chrome didn't take a call from a strategy as prime minister scott morrison says he'll be patient in mending tie

i'm how am i hitting into how would the headlines on al jazeera and digit sematic disputes between francis trailer, the u. k. and the u. s. continues to escalate. frances, accuse the strayer, of a breach of trust. after scrap the submarine contract in favor of a deal with the united states, you must or there have been lies. there has been duplicity. there has been a major rupture of trust. there has been contempt. so it's not going well between us, not at all yet. that means that there is a crisis. and at that point, there's 1st a symbolic aspect, meaning we're recalling our ambassadors to try to understand. but also to show to our former partner countries that we have very strong discontent, really a serious crisis between us. and if they come, it's also way to reevaluate our position to defend our interests both in australia and in the united states. is really police have captured the last 2 of 6 palestinian prisoners who escaped from a high security prison 2 weeks ago. police arrested not deal, nothing enough. i ats and come out. she in jeanine, in the occupied west bank and in a 2 week

francis center?are oaks, just a program run out of a single building in the middle of a dangerous neighborhood. a challenge, right? >> i was just like a kid in a candy store. all i could see was potential. >> reporter: sister christina's potential is a reality. the st. francis center gives out food and clothing but under her watch they've opened up a school and built a brand-new after school center. they currently own and manage close to 200 units of housing permanently reserved for low income families. it's been a transformation of not just the center but the entire community. >> it was full of gang violence, unsafe. >> reporter: andrea fernandez grew up here when the neighborhood was rife with gangs, drugs, and guns. >> the children have an opportunity to have a better life. >> before, people would be inside of their homes at a certain time because they were fearful. >> reporter: she once patrolled the street as a deputy and marvels at the turn-and- >> the support she's given to that community is a

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. >>> pope francis along with other leaders are issuing an appeal for climate change. they plan to address world leaders at the upcoming climate summit in november. they say the covid pandemic gave politicians time to rethink the global economy and how to improve it. they say change needs to happen before it's too late. pope francis will attend the summit, which is in scotland. >>> summer vacation ended today for first lady dr. jill biden. she went back to school, resuming her teaching job. she's taught there since 2009 working while her husband was vice president. she said she was excited to return to the classroom today. she's the first first lady to leave the white house and log hours at an outside job. she has said before teaching isn't just what i do. it's who i am. >> that'd be cool to have the first lady as the teacher. you better get a good grade and do your homework if that class. >> for sure. >> how are we looking, rob? >> you might notice a little haze whoever my shoulder still in livermore. by this time tomorrow should get pushed out of the bay area due to

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and pope francis is visiting hungary, where he'll celebrate mass and meet prime minister viktor orbanthis is the scene in budapest�*s heroes�* square where the pope is about to say mass to tens of thousands of people. hello and welcome to bbc news. britain's18—year—old emma raducanu has won the us open in one of the most dramatic victories in modern tennis. she beat 19—year—old leylah fernandez of canada in two sets — six—four, six—three. raducanu only made it into the tournament as a qualifier, but she won the title without dropping a single set. she's the first british woman to win a grand slam title in 44 years. here's the bbc�*s sports correspondentjoe wilson. the borough of queens on a sunny day and the extraordinary progress of one young woman. she's been absolutely amazing this whole tournament. she has a lot of energy. she is so composed and ruthless. she's going to smash it. you know who they're talking about. well, there were two teenagers in the us open final, canadian leylah fernandez at the top of the screen, as early as the second game we saw intense rallies and we saw e

>> i mostly agree with what francis said, but i disagree that it's only optics.learing saying is their goal and it's similar to the cryptocurrency issue. their goal is control. so in the past they've backed up these companies and all of these failing companies and now they're saying, no, we need to be able to control this so we're going to let some of them fail and what we should be taking from this is that, if you can do business in china that is in the interest of the chinese communist party, you're going to be okay. and if not, you're not going to be okay. >> that's a great point, picking winners and losers, yeah, that's such a great point, thank you, adam. neil, i'm glad you believe me generally speaking. >> absolutely. it depends on the day. no, i'm kidding. i don't think your whole soap opera played out. we'll watch it closely, guys, i want to thank you very very much. and donald trump has been a critic of how china handles financial matters and the virus and he has a speech in perry, georgia, later tonight. what does he plan to say after this. zuriel: st.

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francis collins, to the broadcast.nk you for taking time this morning. >> glad to be with you, margaret. >> brennan: doctor, you predicted earlier this month that it may well be boosters are going to be recommended for almost everybody. that didn't happen on friday. do you still expect broad approval? >> doctor: you know, we have to see how this plays out over the coming weeks because the data changes every day. i do think it was very significant, that the f.d.a. advisory committee voted unanimously in favor of offering boosters to people 65 and older and to others who have high-risk exposures, like health care professionals. so we're starreding down starting downthat path. they weren't convinced that it is required for the younger people not at risk. but some of the data coming in from israel tells me it is likely they will get to that point. but this was a start. i know people were confused about different messages. but in a certain way, margaret, this is the way it ou ought to be: science playing out and looking at

francis collins. dr.ateful for their children, if they're back in school full-time, they're happy about it. so now knowing that pfizer says 5-11 years old school age children, they think this vac aoepb will be ready for them with fda approval. could you support a mandate for that age group for the vaccine? >> well, first of all, let's say this is good news. it's still a press release. pfizer has to submit their data for scrutiny. what they said today looks really good. it's one third dose of the vaccine gives an antibody response that's equivalent to what you see in 16-25-year-olds. so we're on the right track. the side effects seem to be quite reasonable. but let's be clear. fda will review this. they'll have to have an advisory committee. they'll have a public meeting. they want all the data out there for people to see. the dose will be two-dose regimen and it will be three weeks apart followed by two more weeks to make sure it is fully taken. kids in the 5-11 age group aren't going to be fully immunize

janikowski with francis energy. i believe you said that you built 355 electric vehicle charging stations in oklahoma and that the rural charging stations take 50 to 70 minutes to charge the vehicles. is that accurate? >> so congresswoman lesko, thank you for the opportunity to kind of clarify. so there's basically three gradations of super chargers. there's the 60/90 to 90-minute charger, and those have applications which we discussed. there's also the 20 to 40 minute charger and that, to us, is kind of the bread and butter for retail settings. because it typically matches kind of the behavioral patterns of people going into grocery stores or going to shop or eating in cafes, and then you have the 7 to 12 minute chargers. so in the state of oklahoma, we have four of these systems that are currently at convenience facilities, convenience stores on highways through oklahoma. those are all in rural areas. so the build out in the rural communities is going to be a mix of those grades of chargers, just depending on the a

francis angry after the accounts with a multi $1000000000.00 submarine contracts to enter a military alliance with the u. s. and the u. k. u s. military admitted a drone strike and kind of sounds capital last month killed civilians incentivized for fighters. 10 people, including 7 children, died in the attacking couple. i taught us, commander has apologized us media reports to say the by the ministration is timing . the mass deportation of files and the patient migrants were bought in town in texas, most of the migrant sustained to make sure if cam under a bridge in del rio more now in our top story on the diplomatic tension between francis failure and the u. s. sullivan has more from washington, dc. we've just heard from the americans, it's not an apology, but it's probably the nearest that piracy is going to get sward that direction. anyway, the american saying that they regret this decision by the french and they will engage in the coming days to resolve differences. clearly they are aware just how lifted president micron is here to try to lower the temperature somewhat. that's pr

but of course francis watching this closely. so are the neighbors synagogue where we are right now that had closed its borders with guinea during the elections . so with getting the saw that, that has a border with guinea and, and the government about the economy had a q is beginning of allowing arms being funneled in into the country. so they can, they has had to struggle with, with its neighbors, with trying to reach bullish good relationships with its neighbors and they're watching closely what's happening, not just friends, right, well the make. thank you very much for that. and the cock, keeping an eye on the situation in guinea for his way. there seems to be some sort of qu, underway this sunday. we will bring you the latest when we have information. of course. thank you. nick ah, negotiations are underway and gown is found to finalize a new government for the taliban is facing strong resistance to withdraw in a region north of the capital. there's been heavy fighting in the mountainous, spongy valley, but the taliban says

k row francis sped london, the sting of pulling home at sam baset. instead, french ministers have tried something more withering. they suggest it's not worth bothering with junior partners. and that's all the u. k is to the u. s. reach helen's how to 0 london. now there's been a heavy police presence in washington, d. c, for riley supporting those who are arrested during the storming of the capital in january. police were taking no chances of a piece of those events on january 6 saying their intelligence reports of some threats of violence. but the event passed off peacefully from the val, with their organizers, were expecting anywhere in the region of $500.00 to $700.00 demonstrators. to sign up to this, the organizer said that site had up site, but it obligations on the website, the police and the taurus, he said the 700 people apply for permits. in the end, the number was probably much lower than that. it's time to see much more journalists protested, i'm mix of protested as well. this wasn't just close here, but that course i was on the stage ove

pope francis has continued his four—day visit to slovakia, with a visit to the country's east.dated housing estate. from bratislava, rob cameron reports. he's been called "the pope of the peripheries" — the pontiff who seeks out the poor, the forgotten, the marginalised. and nowhere in slovakia is more marginalised than here at the lunik ix housing estate. lunik is home to almost 5,000 romani people. despite some improvement, many still live in squalid apartments, several with no heat or electricity. for some, the pope's very presence here today was a message of hope. translation: it will help us. perhaps the fact he's here will help us, because people will perceive us differently, as many people arejudging us. not everybody is the same. slovakia is a patchwork of denominations — and, before arriving in lunik, pope francis presided over a divine liturgy in the byzantine rite for members of slovakia's greek orthodox church. but even here, in this holiest of ceremonies, the pope was unafraid to mince his words, warning those that wore the crucifix that they must understand its ce

pope francis has left hungary for slovakia, after celebrating mass in budapest.s a criticism of hungarian prime minister viktor 0rban. nick thorpe sent this report. tens of thousands of the faithful gathered in hero square in budapest in the sweltering heat to celebrate mass with pope francis. his short visit to hungary was a masterpiece of diplomacy with something for everyone. prime minister victor alban — who has launched a crusade against liberalism and refugees — got a photo opportunity with the liberal minded pope. liberals in the country who hoped to end mr alban�*s 11 year rule next spring were rewarded with a sermon which praised universal rather than national values. translation: the cross planted in the ground not only invites - us to be well rooted, it also raises and extends its arms towards everyone. the cross urges us to keep our roots firm but without defensiveness. to draw from the wellsprings, opening ourselves to the thirst of men and women of our time. in his audience with hungarian bishops and leaders and thejewish community, the pope warned

francis government has reacted with fury, accusing australia that being it in the back and the by the ministration of acting like donald trump. in other news, the taliban in 50, it's more united than ever have to report spread that it's leaders are embroiled in a major power struggle. following the announcement of, of gamma stones, interim government. the group says the claims are aimed at the stabilizing the country. desperately needed fuel has arrived in lebanon to ease the country's crippling shortages. the 1st of several truck convoys carrying uranian fuel from syria was arranged by his bala, which is backed by iran. but the shipments violate us sanctions imposed on iranian oil sales and have got a mixed response in lebanon. st holder reports now from the capital b to the us sanctions. iranian fuel arrives in lebanon, brought overland from syria, also under american sanctions, has below which arranged the shipment to help alleviate the widespread fuel and diesel shortages in the country sees this as victory again, united nation. and if we assume we have enough supplies for septemb