said the people is saying the pope's pity for forgiveness is empty. leave the emotions running very high thank you very much a man of sanchez with the latest from lima. now more than thirty two years ago thousands of people lost their homes off to a massive earthquake in mexico city today hundreds still living in temporary camps and others have only recently been reales department ones but in september last year the list of those looking for a home group even longer when another big quake struck david most reports from mexico city. jeannette morales was just ten years old when a devastating earthquake struck mexico city in one thousand nine hundred five the quake damaged her family's apartment and the government moved them to distant shack officials said it was a temporary solution but thirty two years later jeanette is still here. back then if someone had told me that one day i'd have my own children and grandchildren but still be living here i wouldn't have believed it the government raised our hopes and then abandoned us. around seventy families wh

clearly was a bit of a political misstep on the part of this pope. essentially but dressing somebody who came with this kind of credentials so pope francis in his speech expressed what he calls his pain and his shame over child sexual abuse scandals. how far is that going to go to address of the grievances of people have with the church itself not very far i mean this is sort of a gesture and i think that there are gestures of this pope that quite clearly have a lot of political impact their gestures of this pope that very often fall into the category of just being jesters i think that this in a sense if it's not accompanied by a serious attempt an overt attempt that can be seen by the population and reburying some of them it's done by all of the stories of sexual abuse including bringing this cases to justice with essential to be taken us just one more of the nice words that sometimes it's about taking a first nonetheless it is worthwhile saying that the opening in that direction he's at least heartening. thank you a pleasure. as it you up tonight i

the pope then did a quick tour. in some of the streets of the center of lima with thousands of people cheering and welcoming him the pope will be spending the night in lima throughout his visit but early on friday he will be heading to. an area in the amazon that is a very important visit for the pope since this is an area that has been devastated by illegal miners and the pope been a champion of a healthy environment around the world will he will be visiting this place is a place of very important for him and he will be meeting some of the indigenous communities members of the indigenous communities there he will be presiding a religious ceremony on sunday where a million and a half people are expected to attend before he heads back to rome. some people have been protesting here the visit of the pope the vatican is protecting one man who is the leader or he was the leader of a very important religious organization he's accused of committing sexual abuse against the young men and so before. the pope arrived in peru

a change of headgear for pope francis on his arrival in the city seen as a gateway to the peruvian outlets and plus. i'm charlie rangel in london for the lumia festival which told us that to transform the city into a nocturnal gallery. a cutaway royal who was formerly a close ally of saudi arabia says the gulf diplomatic crisis has been manufactured in an expose of audio recording obtained by al-jazeera shake up to lebanon can be heard accusing both sides arabia the u.a.e. of fabricating the rift with qatar as a way to seize their neighbor's wealth he also says he was under so much pressure from the two countries that he wanted to end his life as a whole. the man saudi arabia and the u.a.e. were presenting as an alternative to qatar leadership stepped up his attacks on the blockade in countries in a new audiotape shake of the lebanon early earth any a member of. the family says the gulf's biggest diplomatic where it was triggered by saudi and princes whom he accuses of plotting to take qatar's wealth by force. has. left him. in the old you're recording the shape says he was under so much p

and pope francis says goodbye to peru wrapping up a latin american tour work that's been overshadowed by angry protests over the church's handling of sexual abuse scandal. in the morning. my ass waiter thank you for joining us it's been some four months since germany's parliamentary elections and tonight the country is finally one step closer to forming a stable government the social democratic party has voted to enter formal coalition talks with chancellor angela merkel's conservatives and initial show of hands was to. close to call so every vote of the more than six hundred delegates at the party conference had to be individually counted the outcome was a clear majority in favor of moving forward with negotiations. the vote was too close for comfort but in the end relief for the s.p.d. leadership martin short has the green light to continue negotiations that could lead to another coalition government with angela merkel's conservatives yes p d is still in the game and there's still a chance that it will at least put its stamp on the policies of the next german government find point s

pope francis starts a trip to south america on monday. staunchly catholic countries by sexual abuse scandals. pope francis will arrive in the chilean capital santiago for the first leg of the trip — before moving north to peru on thursday. but he won't be visiting his home country of argentina, as andrew plant reports. in the hours before the pope's arrival, chile has been making sure the streets are secure. over the past week, several churches have been attacked, three in the capital, damaged by fire bombs with messages left behind, threatening the pope's safety a nd left behind, threatening the pope's safety and sank the money spent on his visit could be better used on helping the poor. —— say in. his visit could be better used on helping the poor. —— say inlj his visit could be better used on helping the poor. -- say in. i am argentine. unfortunately for argentina, he still hasn't come but eve ryo ne argentina, he still hasn't come but everyone is hoping the pope comes to them. pope francis on friday in basilica, on the world day for m

and ceremony was not planned and took place after the pope heard this story during the flight. recap of the top stories here this hour the u.s. state department is urging turkey not to intervene against kurdish forces enough in syria the turkish government says it may attack in the coming days but it seeking approval from russia first the heads of the army and intelligence are in moscow for talks meanwhile syria's deputy foreign minister says his government forces will attack turkish jets flying over its kurdish region will have little help here that . we warned that the syrian air defenses restored all its capacity in power and is ready to destroy turkish air targets in the skies of the syrian arab republic this means that in any case aggression by the ticket air force it won't be made in easy but francis is arriving in peru on the second leg of his south america tall the leader of the roman catholic church was welcome to lima by peruvian president had republican. warm welcome the pope received in peru was in contrast to the reception he had on the first leg of his top several

his papacy the pope's comments about sex abuse victims in chile slant as he sees me the pope the pope's comments about sex abuse victims in chile said his slander of bishop have cast a shadow over the trip there's been widespread outcry over the vatican's and actions over similar scandals in peru but francis tried to move beyond the controversy on the last day of his visit. samoan people gathered here in peru to bid farewell to the pontiff. at his final mess francis once again voiced his support for the poor and weak. a society that doesn't accept those who suffer and is not capable of sharing and easing their suffering through compassion is a cruel and inhumane society is. the royal. francis words coming after a challenging and contentious visit his sixth two inlets in america triggered unprecedented anger. at least a dozen churches in chile have been burned to the ground in protest of the papal visit scuffles also broke out between police and protesters as the pope sat mass nearby. these demonstrators in chile were protesting the church's handling of a clerical sex abuse scandal they

the pope married us the pope married us he took my hand and said if you want to marry then are. a deadly storm a cold a frederica's sweeping across western europe at least six people have been killed in belgium the netherlands and germany as gale force winds knocked down trees and left tens of thousands without power catherine stansell has more. the storm pummeled western europe with hurricane like force here the wind ripped a roof off of a building in the netherlands and peels off the side of a house with severe weather alerts were issued in the netherlands as gale force winds reached one hundred forty kilometers an hour people were urged to stay home for their own safety. those who did venture outdoors were struggling to keep their feet on the ground but it didn't deter this daredevil who saw the high winds as an opportunity to go for the ultimate kite surfing experience the storm is causing travel chaos hundreds of flights were grounded and in germany all long distance rail services were suspended. trees will fall onto the overhead wires and there's a danger that trees will b

the pope. are expecting the. prosecutors and the justice to be able to extradite back to peru. the state of emergency has been declared in parts of jamaica and a government crackdown on crime police and soldiers have been given extra policy. in the northwest more than three hundred murders in the area and. seven so far this year tourists have been warned to stay in brazil. now thousands of women have marched in togo's capital to protest again against president fall you're saying day fourteen opposition parties began weekly demonstrations in september demanding the president step down now saying they came to power in two thousand and five after the death of his father protesters want the end of his family dynasty which is wrong for more than fifty years. at least seventeen people have been killed in a factory fire just outside the indian capital new delhi the blaze started in the basement of a plastic manufacturing facility it took rescuers nearly two hours to contain the fire and the search and

outside of this trial so intense and something silly travelers are protesting against pope francis i was seeing him in our side coming up i'll tell you why many people in this country are worried as the pope makes his way to tele. welcome to the program more than twenty people have been taken to hospital. in parts of an upper floor in indonesia stock exchange building collapsed de vry and rubble fell from a balcony all to people in the lobby below let's get more now from our correspondents that vasant us to the exact circumstances of what happened what we know about the incident so far. well the collapse happened when the trading was just going into lunch break basically but a group of students from sumatra were visiting the building at the same time of this collapse so what actually happened it's a kind of balcony a sort of a bridge between the two towers of this huge office building suddenly collapse there have been some witness accounts saying there was some some noise before the real collapse happened so people were trying to get a get out but of course it happened very fast and

pope francis ended his most problematic tour of a catholic country in chile's northern desert city of a geek in where the theme was immigration he chose it because it is home to a huge number of immigrants especially from neighbors and the libya. there he said there is no christian joy if the doors are closed to migrants if they are made to feel unwelcome a message directed far beyond chile's borders especially this week when the issue of building walls keep migrants out is again making headlines in the united states . this is the difficulty of the pope overshadowed by displays of anger over clerical sex abuse and almost every public appearance even after the pope had asked for forgiveness for the damage done to children by members of the catholic church after days of protests even by priests a clearly angry pope finally explained his controversial support for a bishop accused of covering up sex abuses if you are thinking of. proof against bishop by ross then i will speak there is not one bit of proof against him all of it is slander it's not clear to reshoot but it was also clear is

who say that's the pope and the vatican are not doing enough especially the pope not doing enough to stop the sex abuse says so and we among thirty man in the church in his first year in power president donald trump has stripped away many obama era environmental. policies as in unspent last june that the us would pull out of the potus agreement in twenty twenty minutes with world wide disapproval and left the us isolated and as nick clock reports from paris it was followed by a series of climate for late to disasters in the united states from devastating how to to wildfires. december two thousand and fifty the paris agreement is forged a historic moment twenty years in the making. that final accord agreed here in paris was a momentous achievement and a unanimous play with a hold of the a bombing is then things changed the united states will cease all implementation of the non-binding paris accord we don't all trumps efforts to strip away the environmental policies that was created as a did not end that he's pushed to bring back mining jobs with as he put it beautiful clean coal he's

pope francis is wrapping up his tour of latin america where the mass in the peruvian capital lima the pope addressing some one million peruvians at a military air base asked them to look into their hearts for genuine happiness and love the pontiff trip to latin america has been the most contentious of his papacy after he defended a bishop who faces sexual abuse allegations in two l.a. . there has also been widespread outcry over the vatican's an accident over similar scandals and pope francis tried to move beyond the controversy on the last day of his visit. everywhere francisco's people cheer and asked for his blessings some even the pope to perform their wedding. but this time despite the usual jubilation pope francis six two and that's in america has attracted unprecedented anger. at least a dozen churches in chile have been burned to the ground in protest of the papal visit scuffles also broke out between police and protesters as to pope's i must nearby. these demonstrators in chile were protesting the church's handling of a clerical sex abuse scandal they accused the pope himself

who says he hopes the pope's visit will help unify chileans organizers tell us that the pope is perfectly aware that he's coming to a country where the catholic church is in a deep crisis where people have lost faith but that is the reason why he is coming the big question is is there anything that he can say or do in the short time that he'll. here just three days to reverse the situation ten workers in colombia have died after the bridge they were building collapsed civil defense authorities say the laborers were working on drainage along the bridge when it fell officials are still trying to determine if anyone is missing still ahead on al jazeera hong kong court set to rule on the final appeal of student leaders behind the twenty fourteen umbrella protests plus. here in rural kentucky far away from the big cities many people still support president donald trump we came here to find out why i'm peoples dando that story. welcome to look at the weather in the americas now we've got somebody cold out digging it's way down across north america still dallas there minus two isom ice and there

the pope. are expecting the. prosecutors and the justice to be able to extradite back to peru. right to china now where the bicycle was once the only form of transport for most people but his personal wealth and quote used a symbol of prestige replaced by cars now the bicycle is making a comeback with the sharing operations booming as adrian brown reports the return has brought new problems. for some humble bicycle has become a menace across beijing clusters of discarded rental bikes. bike sharing began two years ago the selling point was that it was cheap and you could leave them wherever you wanted but that's the problem say many who live here which is that you should see both sides yes it's really convenient and ecological but it's a disaster with this huge amount to you see all of it's definitely a waste because they occupy public spaces during peak times likes pile up at bus stops according to the government china has more than twenty three million shared bicycles recent photographs on soc

pope francis starts a trip to south america on monday.hese staunchly catholic countries by sexual abuse scandals. pope francis will arrive in the chilean capital santiago for the first leg of the trip before moving north to peru on thursday. but he won‘t be visiting his home country of argentina, as andrew plant reports. in the hours before the pope‘s arrival, chile has been making sure the streets are secure. over the past week, several churches have been attacked here, three in the capital, damaged by fire bombs with messages left behind, threatening the pope‘s safety and saying the money spent on his visit could be better used on helping the poor. translation: it's a great blessing that the pope is coming to chile. i‘m argentine. unfortunately for argentina, he still hasn‘t come, but everyone‘s hoping that the pope comes to them. pope francis on sunday in vatican basilica, presiding over mass on the world day for migrants and refugees, a topic on which he has frequently focused. the very first latin american pope will arrive in chile o

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pope francis has wrapped up his tour of latin america and then the most contentious and violent trip of his papacy the pope's comments that sex abuse victims in chile slander of best up have cast a shadow over the trip and there's been widespread outcry over the vatican in action over similar scandals in peru but pope francis tried to move beyond the controversy on the last day of his visit. everywhere francisco's people cheer and asked for his blessings some even the pope to perform their wedding. but this time despite the usual jubilation pope francis six two and that's in america has attracted unprecedented anger. at least a dozen churches in chile have been burned to the ground in protest of the papal visit scuffles also broke out between police and protesters as the pope's mosque near by. these demonstrators in chile were protesting the church's handling of a clerical sex abuse scandal they accused the pope himself of being an accomplice to these crimes although francis apologized to the victims he provoked outrage when he called the allegation against a bishop grown to this. th

from boston has rebuked the pope's comments he said that he didn't doesn't understand why the pope has those words slander and. those words in fact cause a great pain to the survivors of sex abuse cases by clergymen this has of course has caused a national uproar in chile and peruvians. also are waiting for the pope to react to one case here of a very powerful religious leader here. who prosecutors say has committed. against young adults and children he is living in rome has been protected by the vatican the pope has only order to intervene in this powerful religious organization. critics here say that they are waiting for the pope to not talk about war and people here critics of the pope are we are expecting the vatican. prosecutors and the justice to be able to extradite back to peru. jamaica's government has declared a state of emergency in parts of the country's northwest because of violent crime police and soldiers have been given extra powers in and around montego bay more than three hundred murders were committed in the area last year tourists have been warned to stay in their r

the pope's trip has been seen and perceived in different ways in chile than in a do. a lot of there was a lot of expectation that the pope would speak more about the sex abuse cases by clergymen and the trip in chile and that on a sour note when the pope just before leaving chile sided with the bishop. that. the pope said that there was no prove that he allegedly protected a paedophile priest. and of course that caused an uproar in chile there was the reaction has been very different the pope here has been cheered and greeted and wellcome throughout the country from the amazon to the northern city of the heel and the city of lima and the pope house talked about many different things throughout the trip but what he didn't talk about here was the abuse cases that happened. still ahead in order. in the far east of indonesia is facing a serious health crisis i'm stunned france and reporting from the us much region in the south of where children are dying because of undernourishment and measles outbreak. last more than two thousand exhibits but an uncertain future for this

plus scandal overshadows the pope's first visit to chile pope francis faces national outrage over a high profile sex abuse case many chileans have turned away from the catholic faith this allusion by a long time cover up. good to have you with us a prominent leader of ethnic serbs in kosovo has been gunned down in front of his political party's office in the city of meter of reports say all over it was pronounced dead in a local hospital after being found lying in the street would. gunshot wounds to his chest his killing is likely to inflame tensions between serbia and kosovo a former province that declared independence ten years ago a serbian delegation walked out of mediated talks on kosovo at the news of ivana veges death. did these friend cause one is following the story for us he has extensive experience reporting on the balkans hi frank this looks like an assassination what are police saying well the police is on the ground at the moment to find more evidence says no public statement so far from from the best to gauge as we've learned from the doctor in the hospital that he was bro

the pope comes under fire for comments about sexual abuse. and, remembering the father of south african jazz. >> woodruff: but first, as we reflect on president trump's first year in office, let's check back in with some familiar faces. i sat down last night with a group of six voters in the swing state of virginia. thank you all, again, for talking with us. we do appreciate it very much. a year-and-a-half later from the conversation we had with five of you in august of 2016. so i'm going to start this evening with our host, the gentleman whose home we're having this conversation in, bill lupinacci. thank you very much for having us here. let's just start with the basic question-- how do you think things are going in this country right now? >> i don't think they're going very well at all. i didn't want trump to be the new president. and i think a lot of things have gone wrong since he's become the president. >> woodruff: cory sullivan, you said when we talked to you a year and a half ago you were planning to vote for donald trump. how do you

who says he hopes the pope's visit will help unify chileans organizers tell us that the pope is perfectly aware that he is coming to a country where the catholic church is in a deep crisis where people have lost faith but that is the reason why he is coming the big question is is there anything that he can say or do in the short time that he'll be here just three days to revert the situation. four time olympic gold medalist simone biles says she is among more than one hundred athletes who were sexually abused by former usa gymnastics team doctor larry nasa. usa is top gymnastics performer at the trenches sixteen realism picks nasa has a medley sexually of a big assaulting gymnasts possessing child pornography and missing girls who sought medical treatment he was sentenced in december to sixty years in one case he's facing a life sentence in another. very. far away from the. story. hello again let's take a look at the weather across the levant and western parts of asia is pretty quiet at the moment temperatures not all are great for back you there in us by channel four degrees look at minu

outside of this castle a church and something chilly just lets up protesting against pope francis i was single and in a sudden on coming up i'll tell you why many people in this country are bringing as the pope makes his way to chile. hello there we've got some heavy rain that's. working its way towards japan at the moment here's what it's looking like at the moment just a little bit of cloud drifting across the northern parts nothing really to worry about currently but we've got this little weather system here that's pulling itself together as it works its way out of china and just clipped the south coast of south korea as that works its way across the southern parts of japan it does look very very heavy there for wednesday it will be a very wet one for some of us including force later on in tokyo meanwhile towards the west generally quite quiet here but the temperatures are rising for is in beijing our temperatures should make it up to around sixty degrees on wednesday before the towards the south it is also a bit milder now force in the southeastern parts of china too for shanghai wi

also coming up, pope francis causes a bit ofa also coming up, pope francis causes a bit of a stir onto terrorists. the people of saigon have just heard that, at last, there is to be a ceasefire. the reaction of american servicemen was predictable. i'm going home. demonstrators waiting for mike gatting and his rebel cricket team were attacked with tear gas and set upon by police dogs. anti—apartheid campaigners say they will carry on the protests throughout the tour. they called him the butcher of lyon. klaus altmann is being held on a fraud charge in bolivia. but the west germans want to extradite him for crimes committed in wartime france. there, he was the gestapo chief klaus barbie. millions came to bathe as close as possible to this spot, a tide of humanity that is believed by officials to have broken all records. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. i'm kasia madera in london. our top stories. turkey says its forces have entered a kurdish—controlled enclave in northern syria. president erdogan says he hopes the incursion will be brief. us senators are try

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i'll tell you why many people in this country are bringing as the pope makes its way to chile. hello there it is now a fair amount malda force in the southeastern parts of china the temperatures have recovered shanghai the fifteen degrees of force in hong kong will be up at twenty two elsewhere though there's a bit more cloud that's forming that stretching from the northern parts of vietnam all the way up into the young chub province that will be giving some of us some wet weather but it gradually eases as we head through into wednesday and then most of us will get away with a dry day that is unless you know across in the philippines here it looks very wet particularly in luzon when state does look a particularly salty day here towards the west for many of us in india pakistan and across into bangladesh it's looking draw and following however there's a lot of fog around during the night and that's making things there they'll be grim and it's not feeling warmer told so this is that then the capital of bangladesh and it looks like things are going to stay fairly similar as we hea

and so, they asked the pope if he would bless their union.em an even better offer — would they like him to marry them? an astounded groom describes what happens next. translation: we had a short and small ceremony. he took our hands and he asked if there was love in our marriage, and if we want to keep on being together all life long. i'm getting emotional as i say it. it's not easy. we said yes. translation: it was a huge emotion. we are very, very happy. the handwritten marriage document was signed by the bride and groom, with the pope adding his own name in spanish, francisco. he concluded the ceremony in the sky by saying "i hope this motivates couples to marry". but as far as catholic weddings go... cheering and applause. ..it‘s pretty hard to beat being married by the pope on an aeroplane. martin bashir, bbc news. the pope has now arrived in the peruvian capital, the last leg of his tour. the crowds lined the streets to catch a glimpse of the pontiff. he is going to have meetings with amazon leaders and the president. and for more on th

francis up the pope's never you never read them again it was worth it i love this pope because he underscores the need for social justice which our political parties have forgotten it says cloudy not be sad all. this is something large a spark and organizers calculated four hundred thousand people came to the pope's first mass in chile less than half of the estimated one million who attended pope john paul the second's mass here thirty one years ago during chile's military dictatorship but those were different times back then john paul's mass was interrupted when riot police began firing massive amounts of tear gas into the crowd to disperse those who are protesting against human rights abuses and calling for the pope's support which they brought three decades on chileans are still thinking about abuses but this time those committed by the church. so pope francis wasted no time confronting the issue in his first address here at the presidential palace he asked for forgiveness for clerical sex abuses. against innocent minors. here i feel bound to express my pain and shame the irreparable damag

as the pope makes its way to. welcome to look at the weather across the americas and in north america that cold weather refuses to relax its grip as minus twenty four is a high in when a pack the snow further south and this is a cold front and so this is going to push through into the southern states so dallas texas not looking too bad on monday with thirteen hours of my swim but it had three to choose they've got the risk of snow and it's going to drop to freezing so pretty chilly across many areas these are not too bad it is above freezing here but look at a snow across the rockies some rain some heavy rain in fight for the coast of california with some francisco seen some wet weather the los angeles should stay mainly dry down into the caribbean region we've got some heavy rain for panama and costa rica up towards nicaragua and honduras the islands of the caribbean though cherry not looking too bad there will be a few showers rome but still a good deal of drawing bright weather but up through the isthmus we've

institutions in the country pope francis a survived in chile for his first stop on a visit to south america crowds greeted the pontiff as he drove through the streets of the capital santiago but there were ten scenes ahead of his visit with five churches vandalized in recent days security for the papal visit was ramped up as a result a latin america editor listen human has been following the visit from santiago. pope francis is finally here in chile and he's making his way right now to some travels main far affair with these people are waiting to see him pass in the popemobile but the reception is not exactly what the catholic church here would have hoped for there are people here of course as you can see but not nearly as many as one would have expected and certainly a lot less than in the other latin american countries that pope francis has visited this is likely to be the most challenging in latin america his home region because of widespread disillusionment with the church and its origin tiny leader this used to be one of the most painful countries in the world now less than fifty perce

and chile prepares to welcome pope francis but not everyone is happy. but first the turkish president. has evolved to launch a military. aeration on a major kurdish stronghold in northern syria he's pledged to attack africa in the coming days it's controlled by the y.p. g. that's a kurdish group that is considered by turkey to be terrorists will shortly after his announcement the y.p. g. shelled as it is that's a city held by turkish backed forces there are already reports of turkey street movements both along the northern syrian border and at the edge of what p.g. held territory well the move comes after reports that the u.s. coalition is planning to assemble a thirty thousand strong border security force in northern syria and that could include the wife the u.s. has previously supplied arms to kurdish fighters so turkey is condemning that move with president ever one warning the u.s. not to interfere in turkey's operations. god willing in the coming days as we will continue the operation to purge our southern border from terror which the first step wa

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well peruvians are much focused on the pope's trip here to leon's have been reacting to the pope's last comments before he left a few days ago where he said that the victims allegations that. protected sex abuse paedophiles in it were calumny and slander. like a snowball for the pope and now his top adviser on sex abuse scandals. sean o'malley from boston has to rebuke the pope's comments he said that he didn't doesn't understand why the pope has those words slander and. those words in fact cause a great pain to the survivors of sex abuse cases by clergymen this has of course has caused a national uproar in chile and peruvians. also are waiting for the pope to react to one case here of a very powerful religious leader here. who prosecutors say has committed. against young adults and children he is living in rome has been protected by the vatican the pope has only order to intervene in this powerful religious organization. critics here say that they are waiting for the pope to not talk about war and people here critics of the pope are we are expecting the vatican. prosecutors and the jus

pope francis is wrapping up his tour of latin america with a mass in the peruvian capital lima the pope addressing some one million peruvians at a military air base asked them to look into their hearts for genuine happiness and love the pontiff trip to latin america has been the most contentious of his papacy after he defended a bishop who faces sexual abuse allegations in two lay. there has also been widespread outcry over the vatican's in action over similar scandals and pope francis tried to move beyond the controversy on the last day of his visit. samoan people gathered here in peru to bid farewell to the pontiff. at his final mess francis once again voiced his support for the poor and weak. a society that doesn't accept those who suffer and is not capable of sharing and easing their suffering through compassion is a cruel and inhumane society is. the royal. francis words coming after a challenging and contentious visit his sixth two inlets in america triggered unprecedented anger. at least a dozen churches in chile have been burned to the ground in protest of the papal visit scuffl

and so they asked the pope if he would bless their union. pope francis, who wrote about love in the family two years ago, made them an even better offer. would they like him to marry them? an astounded groom describes what happens next. translation: we had a short and small ceremony. he took our hands and he asked if there was love in our marriage, and if we want to keep on being together all life long. i'm getting emotional as i say it. it's not easy. we said yes. translation: it was a huge emotion. we are very, very happy. the handwritten marriage document was signed by the bride and groom, with the pope adding his own name in spanish. francisco. he concluded the ceremony in the sky by saying, "i hope this motivates couples to marry". but as far as catholic weddings go... it's pretty hard to beat being married by the pope on an aeroplane. martin bashir, bbc news. here on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. mail hello and welcome to sportsday. i'mjessica crickedon. mail hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm jessica crickedon. comin

pope francis asked the chilean people to forgive the church for a sex abuse scandal expresses his pain and shame over scum with so many away from the face value protesters joined crowds welcoming him to the capital santiago. i'm phil gayle welcome to the program a prominent leader of ethnic serbs in kosovo has been gunned down in front of his political party's office in the city of michel venture the assassination of all the evanovich threatens to inflame ethnic tensions between serbia and its former province kosovo declared independence from serbia in two thousand and eight after decade after a war that killed thirteen thousand many ethnic albanians but belgrade has rejected independence because of what is still views the territory as itself a province in and cost of our officials have so far refrained from accusing each other being behind the killing but it's already cast a shadow over efforts to normalize relations between the two countries. assailants unpinned fire on evanovich from a car as he arrived at his party headquarters in the serb controlled northern city of metre of it he

in arsalan on coming up i'll tell you why many people in this country are worried as the pope makes a slave to chile. by the springtime flower of a mountain lake. to the first snowfall on a winter's day. welcome back as we take a look at weather conditions across the levant and western parts of asia you see we've got some snow show up in the southern side of the caspian sea that should clear away as we head into tuesday but tehran will see a significant drop in temperatures a mix of just seven degrees cooler further towards the east temperatures around freezing ten degrees in brighton couple elsewhere bypass looking at eighteen degrees the suicidal mediterranean the wind coming in off the sea from atlanta temperatures seventeen there in beirut let's move down in the arabian peninsula weather conditions largely fine we've got to thirty two and sunshine in mecca twenty five in doha but we are going to see the wind picking up during the course of choose there perhaps with some lifted dust but certainly. will be fairly strong flowing down through the gulf region effect and. let's head a

from boston has it rebuked the pope's comments he said that he didn't doesn't understand why the pope has those words slander and. those words in fact cause a great pain to the survivors of sex abuse cases by clergymen this has of course has caused a national uproar in chile and peruvians. also are waiting for the pope to react to one case here of a very powerful religious leader here. who prosecutors say has committed. against young adults and children he is living in rome has been protected by the vatican the pope has only order to intervene in this powerful religious organization. critics here say that they are waiting for the pope to not talk about war and people here critics of the pope are we are expecting the vatican. prosecutors and justice to be able to extradite he got the fact through germany's social democrat party is meeting later on sunday's decide whether to stop formal talks with the chancellor to form a coalition government yesterday. from his position to an alliance has divided the policy as dominant came reports from berlin. these are trying times for the social dem

who says he hopes the pope's visit will help unify chile.organizers tell us that the pope is perfectly aware that he's coming to a country where the catholic church is in a deep crisis where people have lost faith but that is the reason why he is coming the big question is is there anything that he can say or do in the short time that he'll be here just three days to revert the situation so the military is continuing to target rebel hideouts in the south of the country that they're looking for the killers of fourteen villages who died in the massacre in the region last week. confused and disoriented. days trying to remember how he ended up here in this hospital bed with a bullet wound to his neck. and yet his brother cherno presses him for answers do you remember who shot you he asks did the killers look familiar. but only remembers running for his life he was among twenty villagers cutting down trees in this protected forest in southern senegal's cosmos region when massed men rounded up the villagers ten were shot dead two were stabbed to d

outside of this trance of the church in southern chile consulates are protesting against pope francis i will see a new lead in all solid on coming up i'll tell you why many people in this country are bringing as the pope makes its way to chile. the new collection of writings and speeches of china's president it's the bookshelves decide to become a bestseller. hello there we're seeing some more heavy downpours across the southeast in parts of asia but the huge drop of cloud here that still of the mill a pretty peninsula and it's giving us a fair few heavy outbreaks of rain more still to come as we head through the next couple of days and we're also seeing some heavy showers over parts of the philippines i was will gradually push their way northwards there as we head into wednesday and it looks like new zone is going to see some particularly heavy rains as we head down towards australia there's also a lot of wet weather to be found here we've seen a lot of rain already in perth a more is falling it's all thanks to this area of cloud and that was thanks to the tropical cyclone that hit t

and chile prepares to welcome pope francis but not everyone is happy. the turkish president rajab tired at all one has vowed to launch a military operation on a major kurdish stronghold in northern syria he's pledged to attack african in the coming days it's controlled by the y.p. gee that's a kurdish armed group that's considered by turkey. to be terrorists that shortly after his announcement the y.p. g. shelled as it is a city that is held by turkish backed forces there are already reports of turkish troop movements both along the northern syrian border and at the edge of y p g held territory while the move comes after reports that the u.s. coalition is planning to build a thirty thousand strong border security falls in northern syria and that would include the y b g the u.s. has previously supplied alms to kurdish fighters and turkey is condemning this move with president at a warning the u.s. not to interfere in its operations. in the coming days as we will continue the operation to purge our southern border from terror which the first step was take

as the pope makes its way to. the u.s. has confirmed it's helping syria and could set up a border force containing thirty thousand personnel the troops will patrol the borders of territory carved out of northern syria by the syrian democratic forces which are mainly composed of why p.g. find his and that's angered nato member turkey what it considers the group of terrorists and has evolved to retaliate balance reports. turkish president rigid type on using a posse idris to look staunch in the face of a u.s. specs kurdish force on his southern border he promised to respond with his own show of force and invasion of the syrian city of f. or in not so so the letter was huge and just like we do not let the kurdistan workers party or p.k. open their eyes within our borders we are determined to vanquish them on the other side of fall toward god willing in the coming days we will continue the operation to purge out southern border from terror. turkey has forced kurdish factions within its borders for more than thirty years and do

imagine being married by the pope himself aboard his plane. one couple's flight of a lifetime. >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone. i'm savannah guthrie in for lester. and here we go again. the washington cliffhanger americans have gotten all too used to. will the government keep running or are we headed for yet another shutdown? tonight, each party flexing muscles, exerting leverage, doing the political calculus, who has the most to lose, who will be blamed if it all goes south? we start tonight where the action is, capitol hill, and nbc's kasie hunt. >> reporter: on capitol hill, pleading their case directly to senators. >> are you going to support us? >> reporter: these d.r.e.a.m.ers' futures as uncertain as the scramble behind closed doors in washington where tonight it's increasingly likely the federal government will be closed come saturday morning. do you think that we're headed for a shutdown? >> you know, i don't know. >> reporter: the house set to vote tonight to keep the doors open but only fo

just the other than a few hours before the pope was leaving. he told reporters that the bishop of a sort of no one but also there was no proof that he had covered up for a paedophile priest something that has angered very much. we've seen a lot of protesting in chile there's been churches burned before and before and after that we've seen people that were detained about eighty people were arrested for protesting and of course a lot of very strong response from the victims there saying that the pope is showing another phase because first the pope said that he felt a lot of pain and shame for the victims of the abuses but then he he he tells reporters to reporters this here in britain it's been different we've seen thousands of people going up this way and there are many other entrances to the air base where the pope will be keeping a mass here in britain we've seen thousands of people in different areas of the amazon in the northern city of tokyo attending those religious celebrations and there hasn't been much response to the abuses here in big