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

the pope.ent way. he has put up posters celebrating posters with quotations from the pope going up all over to welcome the pope. and that is the mass being hosted by the pope. let's check out the weather. we have a slight technical hitch and we do not have the weather at the moment. coming up we will have the latest news headlines and just a moment. the focus very much the morning on emma raducanu and her extraordinary when. —— wind. hello there. we had a lovely start to the day with spectacular sunrises for some earlier this morning. this one was from the ambleforth area of north yorkshire. further south gosport in hampshire also got off to a lovely start to the morning. thanks to weather watcher alison for that early morning sunrise picture. today there will be a lot of dry and bright weather to come with some sunny spells coming through the cloud. however it will not be like that everywhere. in wales we have rain on the way and that rain may also affect parts of northern england. more on tha

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

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

in four centuries, pope john paul ii. the white smoke emerging from the sistine chapel that day was a signal that the church was changing. fast-forward to november 28, 2020, less than one year ago, when the church experienced yet another historic change. the elevation of then-archbishop wilton gregory to the rank of cardinal, making him the first black cardinal from the united states and the highest-ranking black american in the church's history. cardinal gregory has used his position to address some of the church's most public issues, most notably the crisis of sex abuse by catholic clergy. during his tenure as president of catholic bishops, the target for young people was implemented, starting to put an end to sexual abuse on children by priests. he defended acts of racism and defending the rights of all people. he also has called for greater inclusion of gay parishioners and people of color in the church. most recently cardinal gregory weighed in on the debate of whether joe biden, only the second catholic to serve as

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

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

while the pope, from the two men. to welcome people of other faiths to help those in need, those fleeing from war and violence, asylum seekers and refugees, whereas viktor orban, as the head of the hungarian government, especially since 2015, has set himself up as a champion, as he puts it, of christian europe, of trying to keep europe as it is, and often that seems to be an anti—islamic, anti—muslim message. your also have a situation where, just six months ahead of the hungarian elections, this visit is very interesting to both sides, both to the government side, with viktor orban welcoming the pope and really seeking in some way some sort of support from the pope for his own policies in defence of christian europe, in defence of persecuted christians around the world, whereas the more liberal opposition here seeing this as a liberal pope, really, they have been posters going up really, they have been posters going up all over budapest welcoming the pope as a champion of human dignity, human rights, of civil rights.

the pope's visit is _ humanity. -- inhumanity. the pope's visit is very _ humanity. —— inhumanity.ewish pope's visit is very important for thejewish community in for the jewish community in slovakia. for thejewish community in slovakia. of course not because of religious reasons but because of major symbolic and ecumenical reasons for stopping the meeting was a big surprise for us because thejewish community here and slovakia is one of the smallest in europe. pope francis spoke days after slovakia's government for the first time condemned thejewish code, adopted on september the ninth 19111. that stripped dues of the human and civil rights, preventing their access to education and certain professions. a statement agreed by edward hagar�*s cabinet said that: but slovakia's depleted jewish community is now only a couple of thousand people. decades after exhibiting one of the toughest anti—jewish laws in europe, a continent, according to the pope, in which the threat of anti—semitism is still lurking. i was just about to introduce you to tropical storm nicholas approaching texas but i

pope has done that without question.tion, but there is that sense that at added bit of pressure for those players coming in. we talk about batting in the bowling line—up. he talked about the players who really stood up today. chris vaux has done that, but with the vatican today,. it’s vaux has done that, but with the vatican today, ._ vaux has done that, but with the vatican today,. it's so important in this came vatican today,. it's so important in this game chris — vatican today,. it's so important in this game chris wilkes _ vatican today,. it's so important in this game chris wilkes is _ vatican today,. it's so important in this game chris wilkes is the - vatican today,. it's so important in this game chris wilkes is the sort i this game chris wilkes is the sort of cricketer that i think sometimes is undervalued because players are valuable when they can do an aspect of the game well, but something that can come in with the bat and also take that ball early adverse change and get wickets is absolutely vital, so that

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

in budapest we have a liberal warm welcome for the pope.cil to welcome the pope in a very different way. he has put up posters celebrating posters with quotations from the pope going up all over the city to welcome the pope here stressing human dignity and human rights and issues like that so in a way the pulp has become a politicalfootball that so in a way the pulp has become a political football here just six months before the hungarian elections. now the weather. a lovely start to the day with spectacular sunrises for some earlier this morning. this one was from north yorkshire. further south gosport in hampshire also got off to a lovely start to the morning. thanks to weather watcher alison for that early morning sunrise picture. today there will be a lot of dry and bright weather to come with some sunny spells coming through the cloud. however it will not be like that everywhere. in wales we have rain on away and that we will also affect parts of northern england. more than that in just parts of northern england. more than that injust

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

the anti—immigration hungarian prime minister — victor 0rban — meets pope francis in budapest.'s eighteen—year—old emma raducanu has won the us open — in one of the most dramatic victories in modern tennis. she beat nineteen—year old leylah fernandez of canada in two sets: six—four, six—three. raducanu only made it into the tournament as a qualifier, but she won the title without dropping a single set. she's the first british woman to win a grand slam singles title in 44 years. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. emma raducanu. stand by for the most fearless, exuberant execution of sporting ability you may ever witness. for emma raducanu, standard practice. there were two teenagers in the us open final. canadian leylah fernandez, at the top of the screen. as early as the second game, we saw intense rallies and we saw emma raducanu prevailing here. both players settled immediately, to display a full range of their abilities. points were hard—earned, skilfully won. nerves? no sign. two things were clear. we had a final worthy of the occasion, and raducanu had the first set

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

translation: the pope's visit is very important - for the jewish community in slovakia. but because of major symbolic and ecumenical reasons. the meeting was a big surprise for us because the jewish community here in slovakia is one of the smallest in europe. the pope spoke days after slovakia's government, for the first time, condemned thejewish code, adopted on september the ninth i9ai. that stripped jews of the human and civil rights, preventing their access to education and certain professions. a statement agreed by edward hager�*s cabinet said that: applause. slovakia'sjewish community is now only a couple of thousand people. decades after exhibiting one of the toughest anti—jewish laws in europe, a continent, according to the pope, in which the threat of anti—semitism is still lurking. richard forrest, bbc news. it's thousands of years old and one of the world's most famous prehistoric monuments. the question is, how do you keep stonehenge standing? well, after assessing the stones, english heritage has launched a major conservation project to keep the site safe fo

soon they would have to cope without pope. gone for 81, england in front but not in command.verand chris woakes offered some direction. up and over and further ahead, he made 50, england 290 before the fund stopped. now it got seriously. india onlyjust behind. rory burns cannot see it, so could not catch it. with the match and perhaps the series now on the line, this is one to keep your eye on. patrick gearey, bbc news. fifa says it's investigating racial abuse aimed at england players raheem sterling and jude bellingham during thursday's world cup qualifier in budapest. prime minister borisjohnson has urged fifa "to take strong action against those responsible". piara powar is the executive director of the football against racism in europe network. seeing things like that, with monkey chance and black players being targeted, is something that has been going on for a very, very long time, and it is something that is now... the time must be now to do more to tackle this and to make sure that everything that is possible to tackle this type of abuse is being done. great britain

that was the pope speaking earlier today. marc scott won newcastle event, with kenya's hellen 0biri triumphing in the women's event. with me is seven—time great north run conqueror sean dolan from billingham, who completed today's run. and i'll alsojoined by today's winner — 0lympic athlete marc scott. thank you to both of you. for joining me this evening here on bbc news. huge congratulations. just zist, news. huge congratulations. just 21st, what does this mean to you? it is a real honour to win a prestigious event. 0bviously, especially with the mass participation, being back home for the first time in a long time with the first time in a long time with the pandemic we have all been through so it was obviously great to begin today and i was very pleased to be able to do it really close to home in the north—east of england. what did you make of the route, the new route? the amended route? ellery. new route? the amended route? very, ve tou~h new route? the amended route? very, very tough today- _ new route? the amended route

fact that the monarchs of europe and the pope of rome are plotting our destruction and threatening theextinction of political, civil and religious institutions, we have the best reasons for believing that corruption has found its way to chamber and head tainted with the infectious venom of catholicism. there was a conspiracy against the united states but from the pope and already infected the presidency. there are many things that you can probably say about franklin pierce but i don't think that he was a pawn of the pope, right? also communist, joe mccarthy in the 1950's how can we account for the present situation unless we believe that man high in this government are concerting to deliver us to disaster. this must be a product of a great conspiracy on a scale that dwarf any press such venture in man. the biggest in the history of man and this is eisenhower who won world war ii is actually a secret pawn of the communist, if not eisenhower people high in the white house and the truman administration. traffics in the birth and death of whole world, whole political orders, systems of hum

a sudden burst of water flooding the road from brunswick down to pope st. see this water gushing down our block. i'm like, what the heck is going on water from a broken pipe was flowing past parked cars and right into people's homes. one of our elderly neighbors, her basement got flooded completely. so then we decided to help her get a couple brooms, you know about the waters, firefighters and public utilities crews rushed to the spot, shutting ros along the 200 block of pope street were left with a mess, sopping wet floors, possessions in basements and garages soaked and needing to be cleaned from the mud and debris carried down by the water. i own up party rental companies, so all my tables and chairs that are inside they all got a little bit of water damage. jackie's armando says her family had just had their basement redone. they had about a foot of water inside here when i got here earlier i was up to here. this is the second incident after stern grove was flooded with water last month and sfp you see spokesman says the stern grove case was a broken ai

pope as president and that romney had to do this still in the 21st century.o this fear of people voting as a group directed by religious leaders and their voting has this long-standing worry in american political culture. we pick and choose when it were saved down because people don't seem to be worried when an evangelical church tell their people how to vote but they get very worried when religious groups put together at the direction of a church. americans pick and choose when that happens. >> this is one of the arguments used against women's rights advocates the idea that you can only follow one authority and a woman has to follow the authority of her husband and follow the authority of the state and there is nothing democratic about that. there are these old ideas and conflicts that are often contradict or in terms of why it seems to provoke that kind of fear but it is a fear even if you go back to the founders the fear that somehow groups are going to be the topic of some foreign entity some dangerous form that somehow is again going to be a subversive c

he was forced to resign as cardinal and then removed as a priest by pope francis. now living in missouri, mccarrick must stay away from minors and not contact his accuser. the next hearing is october 28th tom? >> anne, thank you >>> up next, an urgent consumer alert about two popular baby products what parents need to know >>> back now with an urgent warning for parents. consumer reports finds improper use of nursing pillows and loungers by popular baby brand boppy has led to seven infant deaths those deaths happening after a warning last year by the consumer product safety commission that infants should not sleep on those type of products due to a risk of suffocation >>> we turn now to our kids under pressure series tonight the growing controversy around race education some teachers now choosing to leave schools, others to stay and fight here is antonia hylton >> reporter: brittany hogan thought she made it as the highest ranking black woman in her school district. >> this year it's turned into a really hostile environment. it's been really hard to focus on what m

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

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that is despite powerful evidence that the vaccines save lives, and this morning they ow pope. the covid-19 vaccines got a holy endorsement on wednesday. pope francis told reporters that humanity has a history of friendship with vaccines and urged everyone to get their shots. here in the u.s., a key meeting for possible booster shots happens tomorrow. the fda released new documents from pfizer ahead of an advisory panel's meeting claiming that protection from its vaccine loses some effectiveness after six months, but improves to 95% after a third dose. fda staff noted in a separate document that they've yet to verify some data that would support a booster saying the current vaccines, quote, still afford protection against severe covid-19 disease and death in the united states. >> this is a pandemic of the unvaccinated. >> reporter: president biden met with executives from microsoft, disney, and others to urge companies to mandate vaccines for their employees. >> vaccination is key to getting the pandemic under control and keeping -- and keeping the economy strong. >> reporter:

the pope is influencing us from the outside, right? bankers are influencing us from the outside. masons are from outside the government creeping in. now, by the modern age we're in now, many times the american government itself. so if the modern conspiracy theories have a birthday, it is in 1947 with the national security act of 1947. it establishes the national security council, it established the cia, it establishes the air force. the air force had prior been part of the army. it establishes joint chiefs of staff, and it creates the cia, as i said. it's charged with other functions and duties related to intelligence. that is boring government speak for secret operations, right? covert ops. the budget of the intelligence community was going to be a national secret. it will be a black budget. because if we let the russians know how much we're paying for things in the secret, they'll have an estimate of how much money we're spend something what we might be spending it on. but this is really important because for the first time in american history the federal government is saying w

it was a shock to neighbors a sudden burst of water flooding the road from brunswick down to pope st. i just see this water gushing down our block. i'm like, what the heck is going on water from a broken pipe was flowing past parked cars and right into people's homes one of our elderly neighbors, her basement got flooded completely. so then we decided to help her get a couple brooms, you know about the waters, firefighters and public utilities crews rushed to the spot, shutting down the road and bringing in heavy equipment to reach the pipe underground. the gushing slowed. black but neighbors along the 200 block of pope street or left with a mess, sopping wet floors, possessions in basements and garages, soaked and needing to be clean from the mud and debris carried down by the water. i own a party rental companies to all my tables and chairs that are inside. they all got a little bit of water damage. jackie's armando says her family had just had their basement redone. they had about a foot of water inside when i got here earlier was up to here. this is the second incident after stern

dug in with a 50 partnership with pope still there on 60 england. and now 17613 months behind phelps, he'd never pitched through to the 3rd round of the us open as he continues to chase a historic calendar. grand slam joke a bit. you, on the australian open the french open and wimbledon. the ca is hoping to become the 1st man to hold all 4 majors in the same season. no male pie. i've done that since labor in 1969. but the battled pulse tell him grateful on thursday. with beautiful tennis. it took him just 99 minutes to beat his dutch opponent 626362 joke of actual phase kane is cory next and a re match the tokyo olympic quote, the final just which one that matches straight set. and mr. cory had a tough time getting through to the 3rd round, eventually beating mackenzie macdonald's in 5 set in the women's tournament top seat ashburn. he boots her place in the 3rd round. she beat tone on debutant clara telson in straight sets despite a late challenge from the dane. in the 2nd film as one is supposed to have a gold medal at the paralympic games hi to a

. >>> before we get to that, happening now for you, pope francis is giving an update on his health. in a radio interview today the pontiff says that he is leaving a totally normal life following intestinal surgery last month. and he's also dismissing a report that he plans to step down. the pope thanked a male nurse at the vatican for convincing him to undergo surgery and to remove part of his colon rather than continuing with the treatment with antibiotics as well as other medication. much more ahead for you this midday. we'll be right back. >>> we're taking you along with us as we discover the best california has to offer, from food to lifestyle and everything in between, we're covering the entire state on "california live." weekdays at 11:30 a.m. on nbc bay area. california! all of our homes share power. but heat waves can stretch our supply to its limits. flex alerts remind us when to use less energy from 4-9pm. so we can all stay up and running. sign up today. >>> how about some new evidence showing just how desperate fast food chains are to hire workers during the pandemic. mc

ollie pope impressing with his innings of 81, as did chris woakes, who made a quickfire 50 that gavesn't supposed to follow him through the trapdoor. half england's batsmen out, still 129 runs behind india's skinny total. time for england to answer back. that's wherejonny bairstow comes in, with bat and chat. virat kohli is always keen to talk. of course, in cricket, you can make all the arguments you wants. this is the point that matters. bairstow leg before and angry afterwards. he felt someone had got in his eye line. meanwhile, ollie pope was moving into the centre of the picture, quietly gliding past 50 and eventually past india's score, too. at the other end, moeen ali. a player of such talent, he seems to bat in a dreamlike state, until, all of a sudden, it turns out he's sleepwalking into trouble. no mo, and soon, they would have to cope without pope, gone for 81 — england in front but not in command. chris woakes offered some direction, up and over and further ahead. he made 50, england 290, before the fun stopped. now, it got serious. india 99 runs behind. and they'd only h

the pope said getting vaccinated is "an act of love."h sure, that counts as an "act of love," but when i tried to commit acts of love in high school, suddenly i'm "a sinner who ruined a perfectly good gym sock"? [ laughter ] [ applause ] yeah. real, yeah. all right, sure. we are currently battling rampant misinformation about the vaccines. and tonight, i'm going to clear all that up. that's because i am a doctor. and not just any doctor. an honorary doctor. that's true. [ laughter ] illinois state university, one of the greatest universities in the country, also the school i dropped out of -- [ laughter ] bestowed upon me an honorary doctorate which is a certificate that qualifies me to clear up any lingering vaccine hesitancy out there. not legally speaking. [ laughter ] but me-gally speaking. [ laughter ] so it's time once again for dr. sean's covid corner! [ cheers and applause ] it's just like wonder woman, isn't it? i changed so quickly. here's a question i get all the time. do the vaccines contain microchips? very simply, no. the v

. >>> even the pope is perplexed over the anti-vax movement.been a consistent advocate of vaccines. today the pope dug in more saying, quote, humanity has a history of friendship with vaccines and when we were children, we were all vaccinated against polio, measles and nobody said anything. the pope says nearly everyone in the vatican is vaccinated, though he noted one prominent cardinal now hospitalized with covid has been an outspoken exception. >>> a programming note for you. join us as dr. sanjay gupta talks with scientists about the origin of covid-19. this new cnn report is sunday night at 8:00 here on cnn. >>> the big lie and a big push for personal voter information. in pennsylvania republicans there targeting millions and millions of people in the state for things like driver's license numbers, the last four digits of social security numbers. why? and how? that's next. ♪ acelerar ♪ ♪ no paro de acelerar ♪ ♪ que me va a frenar ♪ ♪ que me va a frenar ♪ ♪ si acele... ♪ ♪ y si acelero no me paran ♪ ♪ el viento pega en mi cara ♪ ♪ si aceler

and coming up in the sport on the bbc news channel, 0llie pope and chris woakes both score half centuriesbut it's finely poised in the fourth test against india at the oval. good evening. the uk's vaccines advisory body has said it can't recommend vaccinating healthy 12 to 15—year—olds against covid—19 on health grounds alone. it says children are at such low risk from the virus thatjabs would offer only marginal benefit. but thejoint committee on vaccination and immunisation said the government should consider wider issues, like disruption to schools. the health secretary sajid javid has now asked the chief medical officers in all four nations to look at whether those considerations tip the balance. here's our medical editor, fergus walsh. from france to the united states and israel, many wealthier nations are already immunising all their 12 to is—year—olds. not the uk. the scientists who advise government on immunisation — thejcvi — today said a further 200,000 young teens with heart, lung and liver conditions thought to be vulnerable to covid would now be asked to have the vaccine, but

the pope let mass and heroes is where and the met the president, victor or ben. 6 more and, and lucy and towels have been evacuated as a wildfire. rage is out of control in southern spain. one person has died and almost 2000 have been driven from their homes since the blazer, rusted in the mountainous sierra by mail on wednesday, the fire is burning near the popular resorts this depaula found by dry winds and still high temperatures. soldiers have been deployed to help hundreds of fire fighters battle the blaze which is advancing from several directions. a lightning strike in northwest pakistan has killed at least 14 people. it happened in portugal, a mountainous region of cairo brush to kula province. many of the victims are from the same extended family as the lightning struck 2 adjoining houses in the past week. the area has also been battered by torrential monsoon reigns and lance lives in the occupied west. thank seasonal summer water shortages of turned into an unprecedented crisis. stretching from ramallah to wal areas, the palestinian authorities, he says these really occupat

menage a trois. [ laughter ] we invented this [ laughter ] some more news from overseas i saw that popeis said that he doesn't understand why people refuse to get vaccinated yeah the pope isn't taking any chances, he's like, "i'm vaccinated and i ride around in a plexiglass box all day, come on." [ laughter ] yep, pope francis doesn't understand why people refuse to get vaccinated i thought what he said was pretty interesting take a look. >> translator: everyone should get vaccinated so the world can return to normal when i go see machine gun kelly next month, i want to mosh my face off your boy hasn't been to a concert since the 2019 gathering of the juggalos and your holiness is ready to get turnt. so get the shot or i'll mess you up [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: that's interesting >> steve: right? i didn't know he loved the juggalos wow. >> jimmy: meanwhile in canada, the moderna vaccine has officially been renamed spikevax it's already working because some people are like, "no way i'm taking moderna, but i'm definitely taking spikevax." [ laughter ] i guess when all else fails, ju

down brunswick, then down pope, of course.h the streets and then leading to several people's homes. if you come back to our live video right now, we're going to actually lead you inside one of those homes briefly, you can get a sense of what we're talking about here. if you take a look, you can see this is the garage of one of the homes. this is the home that was closest to that water. main breach and you can see that there is water here in the garage. there was water in the kitchen area. the family here trying to do a cleanup right now, trying to get their home cleared out after this very unexpected incident happened now. at this point, it is unclear what happened here. what caused this water main break, but we

ollie pope helps england build a first innings lead over india on his return on day two of the fourthest at the oval. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the uk's vaccines advisory body has said it can't recommend vaccinating healthy 12—to—15—year—olds against covid—19 on health grounds alone. it says children are at such low risk from the virus thatjabs would offer only marginal benefit. but thejoint committee on vaccination and immunisation said the government should consider wider issues, like disruption to schools. the health secretary, sajid javid, says he has now asked the chief medical officers in all four nations to look at whether those considerations tip the balance. here's our medical editor, fergus walsh. from france, to the united states, and israel, many wealthier nations are already immunising all their 12 to is—year—olds, not the uk. the scientists who advise government on immunisation, thejcvi, today said a further 200,000 young teens with heart, lung and liver condition is thought to be vulnerable to covid would be asked to have the vaccine, but it would