1st pope from a communist country you name himself pope john paul a 2nd and blesses the crowd. a petroleum to keep the view of i had my 1st taste of freedom in 1979 when it was that i got an official invitation from the director of the bishop's conference press office to direct order a man who would lie. or become a bishop himself though. i was to be one of 7 cameramen to take part in a feature film about the pope's 1st pilgrimage to poland mortgage skidoos if you can go to see if you have sense if it is in the polls. this was extraordinary. because for the 1st time i didn't feel like i was being censored. we could focus on spirituality and what it meant for this country was not to go could argue that because of the pope's visit showed that 80 or 90 percent of the country was opposed to the political system during june tickets and i was pretty forgiving them a system of. this was a significant setback for the polish communist party. average people who had never before considered standing up to the government did so now they felt they were on a new mission committed to defending

child's pope valley road chiles pope valley road to pope valley road. pope valley road to butts canyon road. and buzz canyon road to the county line. this includes the community as and when and deer park also included is the saint helene a hospital. other evacuation orders in effect in napa county include highway one 28 from lower chiles of valley road to monticello road highway one 28 from giles pope valley road to lower a child's valley, pope chiles pope valley road from highway. one 24 to lower chiles valley road. all of hennessy ridge road from moscow 8. the coroner to wooden valley road, including the circle oaks community the order also includes at liz peek from the bubbling. well pet cemetery that's at 2462 atlas peak road until the dead end also from loma vista road so to canyon road to the dead in all of steel canyon road from highway one 28 to the end of the road including pleasure cove resort. chiles pope valley road from lower child's valley road to pope canyon road. and highway one 21 also known as monticello road from wooden valley road to

childs pope valley road from lower child's valley road to pope canyon road highway one 21 which is also known as monticello road from wooden valley road to the silverado trail and also pope valley road from a tennis springs wrote a child's po valley road and attain a springs road from pope valley road all the way to the dead end. but candid road from a tennis springs road to the lake county line james creek road from butts canyon road all the way to the dead end and monticello road from wooden valley road to vikki avenue that is a lot of information i know it's all on our website kron 4 dot com. we are constantly updating all the evacuation orders that is specifically for napa county right now in the l a new lightning complex fire. a lot of moving parts here tonight, let's check in now with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow for more and the weather conditions and how this will impact the firefight overnight. yeah, what you know if you're in and around that fire get ready to go at a moment's notice this fire. hain fact we're seeing these now to 20 miles per hour across some parts o

naseem shah, the star, and pope was gone for 62.d of a new helmet. then, would you believe it, rain stopped play. heatwave, what heatwave? they were soon back out and england were battling away, but if they are to rescue this game, the hard work is onlyjust beginning. andy swiss, bbc news. itv‘s i'm a celebrity get me out of here will go ahead this year but will be based in the uk for the first time because of the coronavirus pandemic. the 20th series of the show, hosted by ant and dec, which sees celebrities battle the elements in the australian jungle, will instead take place in a countryside castle. time for a look at the weather.

valley road chiles pope valley road to pope valley road. pope valley road to butts canyon road and buzz canyon road to the county line. this includes the communities of a one and deer park. other evacuation orders also in effect in napa county include. >>highway one 28 from lower charles valley road to monticello road. highway one 28 from charles pope valley road to lower charles valley road. charles pope valley road from highway one 28 to lower charles valley road. all of his the ridge road from moscow it cornered to wooden valley road, including the circle oaks community. the order also including atlas peak from the bubbling. well pet cemetery at 2462 atlas peak road to the dead end from loma vista road so to canyon road to the dead end all of steel canyon road from highway one 28 to the dead end of the road, including pleasure cove resort. charles po valley road of from lord charles valley road too. pope canyon road is. >>and highway one 21 also known as monticello road from wooden valley road to the silverado trail hope valley road from

pope valley road from the spring roads to chiles pope valley road at the springs shut down from pope valley to the dead in but canyon road from aetna springs road to the lake county line will be shut off as well james creek shut down from butts canyon road to the dead in monticello road from wooden valley road to vicki avenue all of those closures remain in place until further notice and we're also getting a look at just how dangerous ceasefires can be check this out look at this this is a pga. peter new web camera. >>it captured one of many fires burning in napa county right now you can just see the flames they start off in the distance but then they just quickly close in on that camera over time it just gives you a sense of how fast these fires can move eventually the fire just took over the entire camera that camera was station on mount vaca. also in the north bay flames and fairfield are continuing to push toward homes and more residential areas kron four's taylor psaki is near one of the evacuated communities and has more details. >>right now i'm in the rolling hills neighborhoo

pope john paul the 2nd and blesses the crown . patrolling to keep the view of i had my 1st taste of freedom in 1979 when he was. i got an official invitation from the director of the bishops conference press office to direct order a man who would later become a bishop himself though. i was to be one of 7 cameramen to take part in a feature film about the pope's 1st pilgrimage to poland mortgage skidoos if you can go and see if it is in the polls. this was extraordinary you know in which because for the 1st time i didn't feel like i was being censored. we could focus on spirituality and what it meant for this country was not that the group could argue that critics of the pope's visit showed that 80 or 90 percent of the country was opposed to the political system during june tickets and i was just you've got a will that was system of. i think this is a significant setback for the polish communist party. average people who had never before considered standing up to the government did so now they felt they were on a new mission commit

charles pope valley road from lowered chiles valley road to pope canyon road.hway one 21 also known as monticello road from wooden valley road to the silverado trail po valley road from edna springs road to charles pope valley road. and the springs road from pope valley to the dead end but canyon road from edna springs road to the lake county line. james creek road from butts canyon road to the dead end and monticello road from wooden valley to the ci avenues. >>and we are also monitoring 3 wildfires which have forced evacuations of thousands of people in monterey county, the river fire burning south of salinas has grown to more than 10,000 acres is only 7% contained more than 5,000 people have fled their homes for firefighter suffered heat related injuries there while they were battling the flames cal fire says this plays like so many here in the bay area was sparked over the weekend by dry lightning and 2 other fires also burning further south in monterey county, the carmel fire has burned more than 700 acres in carmel valley destroying 3 structures there thr

the pope got on his case he was employed for 3 years by the vatican and then after 3 years they said that's enough and the pope said of him alas this man will never do and never do anything for he begins by thinking of the end of the work before the beginning so he was in that he was in the torrijos extensive plan a starting and not finishing he was also left handed and there's also evidence to suggest that he was dyslexic and both of these things are associated with 80 h.d. ok but despite all this frustration from people things don't get finished he did get loads of commissions that did me because he was so good when he wasn't a rich man but he was constantly working and he was working on a huge of a of things from designing pageants to designing people's bathrooms as far as his inventions go some of that is disputed a fair amount of that is still disputed while his artistic work is well documented his some of his scientific stuff is not so well documented a german author mathias called he doubts whether he was responsible for all the inventions that are tributed to him and he also

the wickets ofjoe root and ali pope in quick succession. —— 0llie pope.looks a real... but the partnership between zak crawley and jos buttler has been outstanding. crawley i7! jos buttler has been outstanding. crawley 17! not out and huge credit to jos buttler, crawley 17! not out and huge credit tojos buttler, who is on 87 not out. this has been the huge partnership england have needed and the partnership in recent years they haven't managed to put together in the middle order, so crawley and jos buttler, they have been in a good way. huge pressure on pakistan, and crawley ca n way. huge pressure on pakistan, and crawley can sleepless night having had his first test century. an interesting position for inland. you need to come in and study the innings and push some pressure back on the opponents, and he did that today. do we think we are seeing signs that could be someone who could perhaps cemented that position permanently now? certainly. it has been a problem position. joe root has batted third on occasion, but he doesn't like doing it, he likes putti

cricket now and england batsman ollie pope will be out for four months due to shoulder surgery.st against pakistan whilst trying to save a boundary. the operation will be in the next couple of weeks with england hopeful he'll be fit for the winter tour of sri lanka and india next year. and for all the action from the first t20 international between england and pakistan, had to the bbc sport website but for me and the team here, that's it for us. goodnight. good evening. it's been a day of drenching downpours and dramatic skies. across many parts of the british isles. we have seen hefty downpours and thunderstorms and in one or two places, some funnel clouds and waterspouts. this one spotted by a weather watcher off the coast of kent. this one close to southwold in suffolk. but through the weekend, things will slowly calm down. the weekend getting off to an unusually windy start for this time of the year. it will be cool by day and unusually chilly by night. it should be largely dry. still pretty heavy rain for a time across eastern parts of england through the night. the rain wi

nobody ever thought that the catholic pope would visit the arabian peninsula. time, that decision of inviting the pope was seen as something that was very risky and that it would be injurious to muslim views, etc., and, you know, we had one of the most spectacular visits of the catholic pope. and we feel we did the right thing. by the same grouping more or less of countries that are critical to what the uae does and is doing. seeant to really come and where can we actually open up the region and make the region more global? now, this is a different decision. now, this is a different decision. also them to visit the arabian peninsula perhaps from a western perspective will not be the same. this is something you don't do. perspective, the uae successful a development model here in the if we keep ourselves between what we hear from some , sort of the emotional side of the palestinian issue and also look at the direction of decision-making vis-a-vis the , we found anssue opportunity and grabbed it and found it serves the two state solution. at the same time, we are

the pope hopes an eventual vaccine for covid-19 won't just be for the rich. from the vatican wednesday morn saying the pandemic exposed a plight of the poor and great inequality in the world. it require as response, the pope said, not just in the form of a cure for the virus but also a greater attention and protection for the weakest and poorest in society. >> reporter: i'm's in new delhi, india reported over 2.76 million kwernled cases of covid-19. the death toll stands at almost 52,900. india remains the third most affected country after the us and brazil. a private lab in india tested over 235,000 samples between june 2nd and august 18 showed that over 21% of the samples tested were positive for covid-19 antibodies. these tests were contacted based on corporations, individuals and residential areas. >> reporter: i'm paula an chanc in seoul. hitting another five-month high here. more than 600 cases confirmed related to just one church here in seoul. the cdc saying because of that one cluster contact tracing at well over 100 different places. work places, re

road slash soda canyon road to the dead in all of his the ridge road sage canyon road from charles pope valley road to lower charles valley road. highway 2128 from lower child valley road to monticello road. and the butts canyon road and snow valley road to spanish valley, including the various us states. there are also evacuation warnings in these locations highway one 28 and silverado trail to charles pope valley road, including the pritchard hills area. highway one 28 and lore child's valley road to turtle rock and butts canyon road from the lake county line to james creek. an evacuation center tonight has now been set up at the cross walk community church that's located at 25 91st street in napa the napa county animal shelter is also offering to how small animals. they're located at 9.42 hartle court folks who need help sheltering larger animals now urged to call the napa county animal response team. right now there are 3 fires burning in napa county all of them very close to one another again. the hennessy fire has prompted mandatory evacuations. cal fire says there is an immediate

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it's a huge disappointment from the top border in particular and only the hitting of ali pope, a fewve them anything like a total that they can feel in the game with. so a huge frustration for being the's went to become although they are facing an excellent bowling attack, they would be expected to do better. it was useful, wasn't it, henry, and wasn't long before he was back out and had to do the business with the ball as well. he gave england a fighting chance with an early we get commanding on‘s bowlers have all contributed really today as well stop bill particularly chris woke some is superb. picked up a couple of wickets. i think perhaps the only weak link has been the off spin who has been expensive in the last half an hour so interestingly, the last couple of minutes, england have turned to ben stokes with the ball. 70 who is not featured as a bowler at all on this test match. we heard he was only playing as a batsman. and we have decided now is the time to turn to the talisman to see if you can break this chain. they are headed toward a sort of lead that gets out of it when ‘

naseem shah, the star, and pope was gone for 62. the youngster‘s raw pace was soon once again plain to see. chris woakes, thankfully unhurt, but in need of a new helmet. then, would you believe it, rain stopped play. heatwave, what heatwave? they were soon back out and england were battling away, but if they are to rescue this game, the hard work is onlyjust beginning. andy swiss, bbc news. itv‘s i'm a celebrity get me out of here will go ahead this year but will be based in the uk for the first time because of the coronavirus pandemic. the 20th series of the show, hosted by ant and dec, which sees celebrities battle the elements in the australian jungle, will instead take place in a countryside castle. time for a look at the weather. and chris fawkes has all the details. jane, we are talking about extreme heat building across the uk, temperatures reaching 33.5 celsius in london, temperatures continuing to rise. it looks like being one of the hottest august days we have seen in overa the hottest august days we have seen in over a de

coming up next, amy pope, chatham house. we talk dnc.s is bloomberg. ♪ hefor close to four years, has shown no interest in putting in the work. no interest in finding common ground. no interest in using the awesome power of his office to help anyone but himself and his friends. treating then presidency as anything but one more reality show he can use to get the attention he craves. tom: whatever your politics, we -- that is extraordinary to hear any former president to speak of any president like that. maybe adams and jefferson and the battles they had in 1802, just extraordinary. to give us perspective, amy point -- amy pope joins us. you with us have today. president obama -- and i remember this in his first lincolntion -- echoed in talking about a better america. somewhere out there, republicans and democrats are looking for a better silent majority. where is it? amy: good question. right now, partisan folks are controlling a lot of the narrative. what i see at the convention is they are trying to bring together a range of points of v

valley and pope canyon intersection. they are telling me they haven't seen anybody leave this area from the top of the hill down meaning where the people live because they have all been evacuated. they're making sure that people do not get hurt or even worse killed by this fire. let me show you video it was almost 24 hours ago when this fire started they don't know the cause of the fire but they do know that they were lightning strikes in the area at the time at first it grew to dozens of acres and then exploded to 600 acres and then it exponentially exploded to 2400 acres. >>to where they had to tell people to get ready to evacuate at around 11 o'clock in the morning. so about 4 and a half hours after the fire started that's just to show you how quickly the fire spread through this area that they told people get ready to go and in fact they encourage people strongly encourage people to get out of this location because their lives could be in jeopardy and a lot of people they have their belongings prepared because they'v

college to pope valley road still under evacuation orders. some evacuation warnings have been lifted. >>> further south now, the czu fire 20% containment. more people are being allowed to return. many people who evacuated say the damage doesn't surprise them considering what they saw as they were leaving. >> i barely got down the hill because smoke and the ash was so bad, i could barely drive and see. >> coming back into those zones, the repopulation slowly is expanding those zones so more people are moving back in. this is in santa cruz and san mateshl mateo counties. all the green are the areas where people can return to the homes. that includes mount herman and parts of eastern big creek road. the portion in red big basin and boulder creek are areas still too dangerous to reopen. >>> still a lot of haze in the air today thanks in part to the wildfires. let's take the conditions from our cameras. we under a spare the air alert until sunday. chief meteorologist joins us. how bad is the air quality, jefjef jeff? >> it's moderate to unhealthy.

the former pope is 93 years old. he stepped down as leader of the catholic church seven years ago. >>> a top health official is defending herself after witticism from nancy pelosi. in an interview yesterday, the speaker of the house linked coronavirus task force corona vader dr. deborah birx to the quote, disinformation spread by president trump. her comments were based on a new york times article to claim dr. burks have painted an optimistic view of the white house during a critical period in getting control of the virus. >> i think the president is spreading disinformation about the virus. she is his appointee. so, i don't have confidence there, no. >> deborah burks later said she has respect for the speaker, but she went on to criticize the new york times, saying it was unfortunate no one reached out her before publishing the article. doctors are hoping to have a draft in place next month on how to distribute the coronavirus vaccine once it is developed. traditionally, first in line for scarce vaccines are health

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the pope reiterated what he said then, the use of atotomic energ for purpoposes of war is immora just ass the possessing of nuclear weapons is immoral. he also took to twitter to urge the resources spent on the arms race instead be used to promote integral human development and to protect the natural environment. >>> we turn now to the latest on the explosion this week that devastated the lebanese capital of beirut. so far it's claimed the lives of more than 135 people and injured about 5,000 others. people there are angry about both the response to the blast and what led up to it. protestors t threw rocks at security forces, who lobbed tear gas at the small crowd. the group also set fires, citing frustration with the blast and lelevel of support for victims. lebanese authorities have taken 16 people into custody, including officials from a port housing the chemical that fueled the explosion. huge amounts of ammonium nitrate had been stored there for the past six years. this man who lost his friend says he wants justice. >> that a decision against the guilty person will come down, wil

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the newest and youngest member of the pope valley volunteer station lost everything. assistant fire chief has set up a gofundme to help them out. >> he deserves it. he is courageous and he has lost everything and he is still out there, fighting fires and protecting other peoples' homes and it is really hard to wrap your head around. he could not be here to save his own home. >> he is still on the fire lines, working to protect others. >> the city of san jose wants to partner with hotels to provide discounted rooms to evacuees and fire victims and they are calling it "san jose cares". airbnb is encouraging hosts and others to offer housing to evacuees. people may be y ugth homeprogram. and we are proud to be partnering with the red cross in a virtual telethon for fire relief. we are running it all day today, starting right now. just call or text the numbers on your screen or go to our website, kpix.com. >>> it is for:57. lily everyone in the house is online and i can't get enough bandwidth to video chat with my book club. try 1 gig internet with at&t fiber. you get mor

about the trip and about what it meant to him to meet the pope. so it was a wonderful resource for me. gregg: do you repeat any of those stories for us recent readers? miriam: absolutely. i do repeat the stories and then i try to separate out the facts and the way the stories have gotten embellished over the years, some of them. and really interesting and important ways. chavez created to some degree his own mythology and he did that because he was a great organizer and he did it sort of to help with the cause. but in the end, you know, 21 years after his death, i think it's time to sort of separate out and show the ways in which he created the mythology. gregg: i understand that you did not have access to most of the family, or, i believe, dolores, as well. could you tell us the reasons that they felt perhaps, they didn't want to cooperate with another book? miriam: so i think i should basically let the family speak for themselves about their reasons. but they did not cooperate. they felt it was transmitted to me through third parties that they f

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. >>> former pope benedict the 16th is very ill according to a newspaper. papers said he is extremely frail. his voice can barely be heard. report says the former pope became sick after coming back to the vatican after a trip to germany. in june, he went to bavaria to pay a to his older brother who was also very ill. the former pope is 93 years old. he stepped down seven years ago. >>> the u.s. navy seals are investigating after a video shows the navy seal nizam in florida using someone wearing a colin kaepernick jersey during a canine demonstration last year. the video shows a canine attacking a man in the kaepernick jersey. a second video shows the man being taken down. when the dogs are pulled off, he says quote oh, man, i will stand. the u.s. navy seals say they are inconsistent with their values and so far it looks like no active duty military were involved with the demonstration. >>> two people from oakland are behind bars accused of a series of burglaries near los gatos. they were arrested saturday night after deputies spotted a car that matched the

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of pope from the specific change made -- we will adjourn today with the rules of the republican party in the same form as amended by the republican on july 20, 2018. the official rules of the republican party. the rules will be considered adopted as of today. the rules of the republican party by the 2020 republican national convention, august when he 4, 2020. the chair now recognizes the delegate from washington from the purpose -- for the purpose of making a motion. jeff kent,rman, i am delegate from washington state. under the emergency procedures set forth under rule 37-numeral e, we will not be adopting an adoptionersion of the of the rules of the republican party until the convention in 2024. however, the republic test republican national committee will update as needed. i moved to strike the following clause from rule 12 -- "no subject shall be adopted -- no a member shall be adopted after september of 2018," and replace it with, "no such rule will be adopted after september 30 two years prior to the year in which the next national convention is to be held. the delegate from was

"well, well," joked the pope. "so, you want me to desert rome? " this is bbc news.n to germany for treatment. his supporters claim he has been poisoned. more than 12,000 firefighters are battling hundreds of separate blazes in northern california. some of the fires are the biggest the state has ever recorded. the us postmaster general has told a senate committee that ballots in november's presidential election will be delivered securely and on time. amid concerns that recent policy changes were made to help re—elect president trump — louis dejoy denied he had spoken to the president about service operations and said he himself would be voting by mail. barbara plett usher has more. louis dejoy landed in the centre of a perfect storm when he became postmaster general two months ago, or did he create it? that's what this hearing was about. cutbacks that he's made to the postal services have delayed the mail and there's concerned that they will also delay mail—in ballots especially in a year where there is going to be a lot of them. and there's a suspicion that this is

"well, well", joked the pope, "so you want me to desert rome?"he biggest demonstrations in the history of belarus, to protest against what they see as the rigged election victory claimed by president lukashenko. mitchell a. 0renstein is professor of russian and east european studies at the university of pennsylvania, says he believes president lukashenko will be unable to hang on. i simply cannot imagine how a dictator who has ruled his country so brutally over so many years can stay in power when no—one's any more afraid of him. as you can see in minsk today, there's hundreds of thousands of people on the street. the regime tried to crack down and brutally beat protesters for several nights and finally had to admit that they simply didn't have the man power, the will, the ability to beat enough people to keep them off the streets and i think that's such a shocking victory for the opposition forces, i think it's the beginning of the end for lukashenko, in my view. why do you think they've gained so much momentum this time round? i was thinking of

"well, well", joked the pope, "so you want me to desert rome?" this is bbc news.he biggest demonstrations in the history of belarus to protest against what they see as the rigged election victory claimed by president lukashenko. the speaker of the us house of representatives, nancy pelosi, has said she will recall the house to vote on legislation which would prevent changes in post office services. democrats are concerned changes would affect postal voting in november's election. in thailand, an estimated 20,000 people havejoined a protest in bangkok calling for sweeping political reform. the thai government has successfully contained the coronavirus, but the tourism—dependent economy was badly hit and a series of other blunders have eroded its popularity. however, it is the student movement's unprecedented call for reform of thailand's monarchy which has stunned the country, where harsh laws criminalise any negative comment about the royal family. jonathan head reports. they haven't seen a protest this big in thailand since the military seized power six years ago

"well, well," joked the pope, "so you want me to desert rome?"rman air—ambulance carrying russian opposition leader alexei navalny has taken off from russia's omsk airport. it is heading to berlin where he's to receive treatment there after falling into a coma. new coronavirus quarantine restrictions have come into force in the uk. anyone arriving from croatia, austria, or trinidad and tobago, will have to self—isolate for two weeks. the head of the world health organisation says he hopes the coronavirus crisis can be over in less than two years. the comments by tedros adhanom ghebreyesus come as cases of the disease continue to surge in europe. france, spain, italy and germany have recorded their highest numbers of daily cases since the spring. we have a disadvantage of globalisation, closeness, connectedness, but an advantage of better technology. so we hope to finish this pandemic before, less than two years. especially if we can pull our efforts together with global unity and solidarity, that's really key. with utilising the available tools t

"well, well", joked the pope, "so you want me to desert rome?" the latest headlines: preparing to anointjoe biden — the democratic party in the us begins its unconventional convention, as the pandemic forces the event online. a ninth night of protests in belarus against the leadership of president alexander lukashenko. his re—election has been widely condemned as fraudulent. the row between apple and epic games, makers of the online video game, fortnite, rages on. the company is taking legal action, seeing to block retaliation from the tech giant. apple and google removed the hit game from their app stores, after epic games bypassed their payment systems, to avoid giving them a cut of sales, with both platforms taking 30% of purchases. for more i'm joined by danny konsta ntinovic, the associate editor at thinknum media in new york. thank you for your time. how big a deal is it? it is a big deal on a couple of different levels. i think it reflects failure of government regulation that we have to rely ona regulation that we have to rely on a compan

"well, well," joked the pope. "so, you want me to desert rome?" you're watching bbc news...rific crime novel. it centres on this man, 74—year—old joseph de angelo — otherwise known as the golden state killer — who murdered at least 13 people wihle working as a police officer in california in the 19705 and 1980s. he was only caught by a quirk of modern technology — and just a few hours ago, was sentenced to spend the rest of his life in prison, after a plea deal spared him the death penalty. here with me now is our north america reporter regan morris. thank you forjoining me. i mean, what's a horrific case, and it has taken so long to catch them. tell us about what has happened today. well, he was sentenced today, and unusually, not in a courtroom, but they actually had the sentencing hearing ina they actually had the sentencing hearing in a university ballroom, that's to allow social distancing, but also because so many people were there, victims, survivors, victim's families, you know, prosecutors said the depths of his crimes were just staggering. he was sentenced for atta

"well, well," joked the pope. "so, you want me to desert rome?" this is bbc news.ei navalny to be flown out of the country for treatment — his supporters claim he has been poisoned. officials in california say they are battling more than 20 major wildfires near san francisco — with more than 100,000 people evacuated. the us postmaster general has told a senate committee that ballots in november's presidential election will be delivered securely and on time. amid concerns that recent policy changes were made to help re—elect president trump, louis dejoy denied he had spoken to the president about service operations and said he himself would be voting by mail. six states have sued the us postal service, saying their ability to conduct free and fair elections has been harmed. the bbc‘s barbara plett usher has more. louis dejoy landed in the centre of a perfect storm when he became postmaster general two months ago, or did he create it? that's what this hearing was about. cutbacks that he's made to the postal services have delayed the mail and there's concerned that th

"well, well," joked the pope. "so you want me to desert rome?s of thousands of people have turned out at one of the biggest demonstrations in the history of belarus, to protest against what they see as the rigged election victory claimed by president lukashenko back to thailand now would have been protest. 0pposition activists in thailand have staged another anti—government rally in bangkok to demand political change. the student movement has surprised many in the country. jonathan head reports. they haven't seen a protest this big in thailand since the military seized power six years ago. and for these youthful demonstrators, the military‘s influence is still too great. it's performance in government on freedom, human rights, and in managing an ailing economy is now a burning grievance. this large gathering at the monument which has always symbolised the hopes for a real democracy in thailand is the culmination of weeks of student led protests, demanding wholesale reform of the political system. but that is not all they are demanding. they are

"well, well," joked the pope, "so you want me to desert rome?"on leader alexei navalny has been driven out of hospital in siberia and is expected to be flown by air—ambulance to germany in the next few hours. his supporters say he has been poisoned. california's governor says lightning strikes have ignited several hundred more wilfires in the state. 12,000 firefighters are battling hundreds of blazes. in california, a mass—murderer known as the golden state killer, has been sentenced to life in prison. 74—year—old joseph de angelo murdered at least 13 people while working as a police officer in california in the 1970s and 1980s. he was only caught by a quirk of modern technology and earlier was sentenced to spend the rest of his life in prison. a plea deal spared him the death penalty. earlier, i asked our north american reporter regan morris about his victims — there were so many that their families couldn't all fit inside a court—room. that's right, he was sentenced inside a university ballroom and coronavirus had something to do with that beca

"well, well," joked the pope. "so, you want me to desert rome?ay two of the virtual convention — joe biden will be formally picked as the democratic party's election nominee. his wife, jill, and former us president, bill clinton are due to give keynote addresses. mali's president and prime minister are arrested by the military — in an apparent coup attempt. tens of thousands of students in the uk, who've now got higher a—level grades after the government's u—turn on monday, have spent the day scrambling for university places. with many courses already full, some students remain unsure about their academic futures. ministers were forced to abandon the exam regulator 0fqual‘s computer modelling for a—level and gcse results, after an outcry when 40% of entries were downgraded. wales and northern ireland also reversed their policies. 0ur education editor, branwen jeffreys, has the latest. natasha wants to study medicine, she's got top grades from her teachers but still hasn't got a place after being rejected on last week's results. i'm really pleased

"well, well," joked the pope, "so you want me to desert rome? " this is bbc news.is hour: preparing to anointjoe biden, the democratic party in the us begins its unconventional convention, as the pandemic forces the event online. let's have a bit more on that story. brad bannon is a democratic pollster and strategist. he's in boston. what are you making of this event? technically it could be a nightmare. how do you think it will play with the voters? this is a historic event in american politics, a virtual national convention has never happened before so we will find out when we find out. i think they have done a greatjob of producing the four nights and i think it will go off really well and i think it will be a grand sendoff forjoe biden on his way to the white house. what does joe his way to the white house. what doesjoe biden need to do? i think it is to do two things. first of all, if you look at the national polls, joe biden is clearly ahead, depending on what national poll you look, he is anyway ahead from high single digits to low double digits so he is cle

"well, well", joked the pope, "so you want me to desert rome?" this is bbc world news.ds of people have turned out at one of the biggest demonstrations in the history of belarus to protest against what they see as the rigged election victory claimed by president lukashenko. the speaker of the us house of representatives, nancy pelosi, has said she will recall the house to vote on legislation which would prevent changes in post office services. democrats are concerned changes would affect postal voting in november's election. hundreds of people have gathered in the spanish capital, madrid, to protest against the mandatory use of facemasks in public spaces and other new government measures aimed at curbing the spread of the coronavirus. there were similar scenes in warsaw as people there called for an end to the restrictions. the bbc‘s tim allman reports. no social distancing at this demonstration. packed in together, close as can be. the unmasked of madrid. with their angry cries of "freedom", they seem to believe the government is now a bigger threat than the virus itse