paul vi, who led the church for 15 years.s trappings of papacy. for a long time, many catholics wondered why the church refused to canonise archbishop romero. for them, today's celebration of the pope is a long overdue correction. john mcmanus, bbc news. it's tough work but it can be very lucrative. farming seaweed in the russian arctic. it's used in medicines and cosmetics, and on a good day it is possible to collect more than a tonne. that can be worth $2,000 a month, but there's loneliness and isolation too, as this farmer explains. you have been watching newsday. live from singapore and london. stay with us, headlines next. hello there, good morning. the last 24 hello there, good morning. the last 2a hours has seen a number of flood warnings reducing as the wettest weather moved its way little bit further east. gradually everything will come in from the atlantic over the next few days, this band of cloud working its way to our shores by tuesday and that area of cloud contains a bit of ex—hurricane ain't michael slipping t

there are seven people as you say, perhaps the two most well known being pope paul vi and archbishop pope paul was from 1968 and he's modernized the church. the pope has cited him on numerous occasions and paul vi was the first pope to start traveling. this tradition of popes leaving italy and traveling. he traveled to the holy land and the united nations. that by now we've seen popes travel has become a tradition. something they expect from popes. archbishop romero, he's the arch bishop from el salvador, he was killed in march of 1980 by right wing political forces. he was somebody who spoke out on behalf of the poor and the oppressed and certainly for pope francis he is a figure who has been important to him throughout the years. he said before he was pope in 2007 that if he ever became pope he would want to make archbishop romero a saint. there are 70,000 people estimated to be attending this mass this morning. there are many dignitaries. queen sophia of spain are there. the presidents of italy, el salvador, chile, panama. certainly for latin american countries and el salvador, 5,0

also cannonized pope paul vi.lagher joins us from our viewing room to tell us more about the people being honored today. hello, delia. >> reporter: hi, natalie. that's right. it's a day of celebration here at the vatican. the pope has already declared the seven new saints. among them are two women. they were founders of religious orders in germany and in spain. also a young boy from naples, a 19-year-old who died of bone cancer and pope francis said he was an example to young people of humility and courage. perhaps the two most well known, pope paul vi, he was pope from 1963 to 1978, a time of great change in the church. he ushered in the catholic church into the new world. he was one of the first popes to begin traveling outside of italy. he traveled to the holy land and the united nations at the time of the vietnam war speaking out against war there. he is somebody who has been very important for pope francis. and archbishop romero from el salvador. he was assassinated while saying mass. in 1980. pope francis is

six other saints were also created today, including pope paul vi, who led the church for 15 years.s trappings of papacy. for a long time, many catholics wondered why the church refused to canonise archbishop romero. for them, today's celebration by the pope is a long overdue correction. a clean up operation is under way in portugal following one of the most powerful storms to hit the country since records began. the remnants of hurricane leslie swept through the country, bringing down hundreds of trees and power lines. from lisbon alison roberts reports. across portugal, people are picking up the pieces after a night of hurricane—force winds left a path of destruction. 13 out of the country's 18 mainland districts had been on red alert, and people warned not to leave their homes. hurricane leslie, the first ever to hit portugal, arrived late on saturday. 0n making landfall it weakened to a tropical storm, but still packed plenty of punch. translation: the wind broke the windows and came in. i told my staff and clients to hide in the bathrooms on the kitchen, in areas protected by w

six other saints were also created today, including pope paul vi, who led the church for 15 years wasf reform, rejecting some of the more ostentatious trappings of papacy. for a long time, many catholics wondered why the church refused to canonise archbishop romero. today, they feel this is a long overdue correction. sport and, for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's olly foster. good afternoon. it's the international break for the men, but there are five matches in the womens‘ superleague today. they are already under way at manchester city and what a start against west ham, caroline weir with a lovely finish into the top corner. nikita parris then produced a clever header after a goalmouth scramble to make it two. and she raced through to round the keeper. 3—0 up there. the international break continues, and scotland will need to up their game tonight if they're to break their poor run of form. it's only a friendly at hampden, but it's against the european champions, portugal. the scots lost to israel in the nations league last week — their fifth defeat in seven games

six other saints were also created today including pope paul vi who led the church for 16 years.tious trappings of papacy. for a long time, many catholics wondered why the church refused to canonise archbishop romero. for them, today's celebration by the pope is a long overdue correction. john mcmanus, bbc news. the african penguin population is rapidly declining. conservationsists say their habitat is being hit by rising tides caused by climate change. now campaigners are looking at new ways to protect the birds. eliza philippidis reports. boulders beach, home of one of the 28 african penguin habitats. this birds can only be found in south africa and namibia but their survival is under threat and one of the reasons is there is not enough fish in the sea. the african penguin have to swim further to find their food where in the past this wasn't the case. we suspect this could be from commercial trawling or over exploitation of the food sources of the african penguin. in just three years the number of breeding pairs has dropped by a fifth. here at boulders beach in simon's town, th

six other saints were also created today, including pope paul vi, who led the church for 15 years.due correction. now for a look at the weather. they said that a call for england and wales should keep the temperatures up wales should keep the temperatures up but it gets cold or the further west you go. temperatures not far from freezing and eastern scotland. sunny skies developing more widely and a few showers in the northwest. most of england and wales looks pretty cloudy. could be heavy at times and some late sunshine giving the temperatures a booth in the southeast, but otherwise, 12—15d. moving into tuesday, the rain is pretty much gone, but we are left with cloud and mist and fog around many eastern parts of england and a band of rain coming in from the northwest, but either side of that, sunshine, and temperatures hitting 13-17dc. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: the eu‘s chief negotiator michel barnier says despite crunch talks with the brexit secretary in brussels today there are still key unresolved issues. the pace of the negotiations pick up ahead of wednesday‘s su

six other saints were also created today, including pope paul vi, who led the church for 15 years.f papacy. for a long time, many catholics wondered why the church refused to canonise archbishop romero. for them, today's celebration by the pope is a long overdue correction. the first rocket launch into space from british soil could happen as soon as 2020. it's thought it could be sent into orbit from a spaceport in the north of scotland. the uk's space industry is booming, thanks to a huge surge in demand for tiny satellites made here. joe miller has more. when the space race began in the 1950s, britain was very much a part of it, even managing to put a satellite into orbit. but space exploration was all but abandoned in the uk after politicians decided that taxpayers' money was better spent elsewhere. now, a boom in demand for satellite technology is bringing the sector back to life. you might not immediately associate british business with the space industry, but the fact is, the uk is a world leader when it comes to manufacturing these — microsatellites that are usually the size

to get organized locally also because as dr paul vi said that the locals have to take the responsibility of running this program. this couple from one of the wealthiest families in the city is involved here. they've donated a new wing to the center. what i see is that she was truly a visionary when she turned sixty five he started the hunting over process so the hunting over process. lasted for twenty three years as long as she was alive but some seven years back she had a good lead in a beaver drawn from the mainstream book and she was only available for advice for guidance here the dawn. legacy is what i personally feel is how one person though creates the continuities the pounding of us and he was over his mary and she gained a group of people who are now taking over the mantle of the program. and. that this scheme will work in the same spirit as the. yes. the new wing will house a small physiotherapy center. they will also house a workshop to make special shoes for the patients the cobbler used to be a patient himself. but however much the center has managed to accomplish there's sti

six other saints were also created today, including pope paul vi, who led the church for 15 years.of the more ostentatious trappings of papacy. for a long time, many catholics wondered why the church refused to canonise archbishop romero. for them, today's celebration by the pope is a long overdue correction. it's emerged the owners of virgin trains — sir richard branson and stagecoach — collected more than £50 million in dividends from the west coast main line before abandoning their east coast contract. the government had to take back control of the east coast line and missed out on more than two billion pounds of franchise payments. virgin trains said the west coast line had exceeded its targets to the taxpayer. we're joined now by bruce williamson from rail future — which promotes better rail services. thanks very much for coming into the studio to talk about this story. on the one hand there is a privately reasonable argument for saying these are two completely different contracts. 0ne are two completely different contracts. one has been delivered well and the other has not be

. >>> pope francis has named two new saints, first was pope paul vi who was pope from 1963 to 1978. francis credited him with turning the church's attention to the plight of the poor. also named was an archbishop from el salvador. oscar romero was killed while celebrating mass in 1980. he angered el salvador's leaders by demanding an end to military repression. >>> some breaking news this morning, sears has filed for bankruptcy. the legendary retailer has closed hundreds of stores and struggled with big losses for years. as part of its filing sears is expected to close at least 150 stores immediately and that's according to "the wall street journal." the paper also says lenders have agreed to provide up to $600 million in financing which will allow sears to keep operating while it restructures. >>> all right, wine connoisseurs, a bottle of wine has smashed the sales record, 1945 bottle of -- is that romani. >> romani conti burgundy and sold for 17 times the estimate. $558,000. sotheby's sold another bottle of the rare vintage in the same auction for just short of a half million doll

among them pope paul vi. he oversaw the modernization of the catholic church.archbishop oscar romero who was murdered. >>> sotheby's in new york let's people see, touch and try on royal jewels that belonged to queen marie antoinette before they're auctioned off next month. julian's auctions is getting ready to auction off items by hugh hefner including his silk pajamas, smoking jacket and his captain's hat. wow. >> you you have to get all three at once. >> i don't know that i want those pjs. >> you might not want to wear them. >> not trying them on. >> were they washed first? >> oh dear. >> it's a collector's item. >>> we have a busy morning on turning to a disturbing story, in this half hour, in georgia police have a murder mystery on their hands. >> a young model hit by a bullet in her car. authorities now hoping surveillance video can help them find the shooter. erielle reshef is here with more. good morning. >> this case is as perplexing as it is tragic. that young model reportedly shot as she drove. now the search for answers and the suspect who pulled the

and by pope paul vi. king in his 1963 letter from the birmingham jail and the pope in his 1967 his 1963 letter of the development of peoples. but was the principle? peace is not just the absence of violence warfare or tension. it is instead, the day-to-day practice by all of us of making sure justice is available to all of us. let's look at bishop hurley and catholics san francisco. minimizing violence on campus and brokering the settlement came to him by virtue of his being an insider in what was then the longer a varying catholic san francisco. he was born in 1919. born in massachusetts to immigrant parents and a mother born in ireland. mark's brother, also entered -- eventually became archbishop of anchorage, alaska. the hurley family worshiped at st. agnus. then he attended st. joseph college, st. patrick college and then st. patrick seminary. he was ordained in 1944, spent an academic year at berkeley studying educational theory and administration. also the assistant superintendent of schools for the

of saudi arabia denied knowing anything about what had happened there for filling in their duty to paul vi and to undertake a thorough investigations all of those elements and he kate that the disappearance and now killing of a mr jamal catch shogi that bear the hallmarks of an extrajudicial executions z. investigation is obviously still ongoing and one of the big question marks is effectively who ordered the killing how far up it went in the saudi government big question mark is whether of course the crown prince mohammed bin salon was aware of it why do you think that that doesn't necessarily matter. i am not suggesting that she does not matter i am suggesting that what we do know already is sufficient to suggest very strongly that mr cash was a victim of an extrajudicial executions and that the saudi arabian government is amply kit to in one way or the other including because of its reluctance to undertake an investigation and the beginning of the allegations including according to what turkey's government is now saying because of its reluctance to provide informations so the responsibi

africa's oldest president eighty five year old paul vi is seeking a seventh term in office determined to stop that are seven opposition candidates some alleged voting irregularities even before polls closed. scandalised as in this polling station the number of ballots just not much to look to a list this is nonsense people are having fun with this country peace and security people are dying in the north west in the southwest it's not a small matter some weren't able to vote at all because of fighting in western cameroon english speakers there who make up twenty percent of the population accuse the french dominated government of marginalization and some have taken up arms their fight for independence has displaced more than two hundred thousand people through separatist fighters were killed in gun battles on voting day observers say the independence crisis may affect the election results. come in this in q two because we were awarded first we thought with everything we've been hearing from the anger from regions people would not go to vote but according to all observers the people have

on sunday, pope francis made romero a saint along with pope paul vi and five others.ring the blood-stained rope belt that romero wore when he was assassinated, pope francis praised romero for disregarding his own life to be close to the poor and to hihis people. >> it is wonderful that together otherope paulul vi and the new saints today, there's archbishop romero, who left the security of the world, even his own safety, in order to give his life according to the gospel, close to the poor and to his people with a heart drawn too jesus and his brbrothers and sierers. amy: only weeks before his assassination, archbishop romero wrote a letter to president jimmy carter, calling on him not provide military aid to the right-wing salvadoran military government. then in the archbishop's final and now famous sermonon, he mada direct appppeal to salvadoran soldiers to lay down their weapons. >> in his name come in the name of our tormented people who have suffered so much and whose limits cry out to have an, i implore you, i beg you, i order you to stop the repression. amy: the

vis. what does rare and ultrarare mean. senator paul already mentioned that rare diseases are defined by fewer than 200,000 people affected by a certain disease in the u.s. if you take into consideration a population of 325 million americans, you will ends up with a prevalence of less than 60 in 100,000. there are, however, ultrarare diseases with a refuse lens of less than 100th of that. two examples of -- type c with a previous lance not of 60 but of .7 in 100,000. and another .3 in 100,000. this means for washington, d.c. with a population of 650,000 inhabitants, five pibts patients with one and two with the other. what about clinical trials in ultrarare diseases. designing and performing a clinical trial in such diseases is challenging for four reasons. officers the small number of individuals that can be theoretically recruited. secondly, patients with these diseases are often severely impaired, are not able, or willing to participate. most patients are children. and for example, 50% of the children die before the age of 13, which

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cameron's president paul vi has been reelected with more than seventy percent of the virtual porting to official results the eighty five year old's victory comes amid claims from opposition candidates that the vote was fraudulent bia has ruled the country for thirty six he has. moved all . the way. investors drop saudi stocks in light of the caution case and the last of the big foreign companies pulls out of a key investment summit in riyadh officials are scrambling. just one notch above junk status a credit ratings downgrade for italy but other markets actually worry. joe kayser the c.e.o. of german industrial giant siemens announced today the hill poor out of the davos in the desert now that's the massive investor conference set to begin this week in riyadh move may not be a surprise in the wake of the suspected murder of journalist jamal. but for kaiser and his company it's not an easy one. after ations are well under way the news though is muted said his future investment initiative a conference known by some on.