they have travelled to hear what pope francis has to say.ing along the highway. i believe that his trip is about to come to a close, and yes, it is hot, very hot. estimated temperature is are set to hit 40, 40 one celsius. we have heard from some of those people on the heat, they have said that it was worth it. they said that they managed to find shade. and, you can probably see some of the facilities there that have been laid on for people travelling to portugal. the venue itself was a special riverside park. it was specially built for pope francis's trip to portugal. he will be leaving this afternoon, returning back to the vatican. but, throughout his five days, he will be attending a number of events. live now to lisbon and our correspondent, alison roberts who's watching events. in terms of the five days, what would you say has been a highlight? i think the sheer numbers of pilgrims from around the world, and a way that they have really taken over the city of lisbon, quite a lot of locals fled the city in advance. others stayed and were

pope francis is an opponent of imperialism . that is how his words should be interpreted .et's listen to a fragment according to some interpretations. pope francis allegedly called on young russian catholics to take an example from certain russian historical figures known for their imperialist and expansionist ideas and actions that were carried out to the detriment of neighboring peoples , including the ukrainian people, this papal the representation strongly rejects the above-mentioned interpretations, since pope francis has never called for imperialist ideas, on the contrary, he is a staunch opponent and critic of any form of imperialism or colonialism in all nations and situations, the words of the roman pontiff from august 25 should be interpreted in the same light andriy andrushkiv, sergeant of the armed forces the master of divinity of the university of ukraine joined our broadcast. i congratulate you. i congratulate you. i congratulate you . i congratulate you. radio svoboda. thank you for joining. the statements of the pope and currently there are such posts that p

the vatican stated that pope francis did not have the intention to glorify russian imperialism when the other day he praised the russian tsars and the tsar who expanded the empire, these statements of the pope were sharply criticized by ukraine, the spokesman of the ministry of foreign affairs, oleg nikolenko, emphasized that the following quote is precisely such an imperialist propaganda with spiritual scraps and the need to save the great mother russia, the kremlin justifies the murders of thousands of ukrainian men and women and the destruction of hundreds of ukrainian cities and villages end of quote vatican spokesman matteo bruni, for his part, explained that the pope aimed to encourage young russian catholics to preserve everything that is positive in russia cultural and spiritual heritage and not to put imperialism and specific historical characters in a video address to the russian catholic youth published on august 25, the pope literally said the following the heirs of the great russia, the great russia, the holy rulers of the great russia, peter i, catherine ii, that empire of

pilgrims have travelled from around the world to pray with pope francis. uffered some ill—health earlier this year. let's find out how this trip has gone for the pope and the vatican. watching very closely as alison roberts. how has he done? figs alison roberts. how has he done? sis you alison roberts. how has he done? is you say, 1.5 million, difficult to say the actual number because a lot of the people there today and last night are not registered pilgrims, they did not register for world youth day so he has clearly attracted vast numbers of people, many latecomers will have come from across portugal and also spain. spanish is the language most hurt here and i think the pope will be very pleased with the way has five daysin very pleased with the way has five days in portugal have gone, clearly energised by being with young people and he has repeatedly urged them not to be afraid, that was a theme in the mass today and to go out there and engage with the world. in a sense he sees them, it seems, as a vehicle also to help him reform the church which he has

pope francis using strong language against american catholics refusing change and openly publicly criticizing against backward thinking saying "doing is this you lose the true tradition and you turn to ideologies to have support. in other words, ideologists," in the pope's word, replace faith. joining us to discuss father beck, a religious commentator and a roquen can catholic pries >> thanks for having me, this has been going on a number of years betting more bitter and more public. these are american bishops openly challenging the pope here. is there any way to resolve these differences? these go to core social issues. divorce, homosexuality and how this pope sees them versus how catholic bishops see those issues. >> well, again, it's a minority of catholic bishops in the u.s., jim, but you're right. i mean, it's kind of unprecedented. you have an archbishop of san francisco, cord leone who openly opposed the pope. fringe bishops, east texas, strickland, come out vociferously against the pope. so they are riling some of the more traditional elements here in the united states who don't reall

pope francis has arrived in portugal— the last decade.ved in portugal for _ the last decade. pope francis has| arrived in portugal for celebrations arrived in portugalfor celebrations to mark world youth day. it is a vatican endorsed international festival but it is likely to be overshadowed by official reports detailing sexual abuse of nearly 5000 children in the country over a 70 year period. we are seeing live pictures of pope francis's aeroplane as it has landed at the military airport in lisbon. lots of people waiting. let's bring our correspondent, alison roberts who is in lisbon. can you talk us through the event you're expecting to happen through to duke the event you're expecting to happen through to duk— through to duke world youth day started yesterday _ through to duke world youth day started yesterday but _ through to duke world youth day started yesterday but the - through to duke world youth day started yesterday but the arrival| through to duke world youth day l started yesterday but the arrival of the pope takes it to ano

love pope francis. >> reporter: these kids are from norwalk, california, members of the st. here. some have undocumented parents. all have hardships. george and his parents paid his way with tacos and tamales. >> first thing in the morning, we would grab everything, go to the church, and set up, and then sell when every time the mass would finish. the people would come out, and we would just sell all the food. >> reporter: francis, perhaps the world's most outspoken champion of migrants and, like them, a latino, knows their struggle better than anyone says andres. >> he realizes that we're all one people. there is no -- no -- no real borders in christ. there is just -- there's people. there's love. there's support. >> reporter: world youth day is a snapshot of the church's future says their parish priest, father raymond december pay ta. >> they're from latin countries, from asian countries, from african countries, and so we're just blessed that this is thehe face of the chchurch. >> reporter:r: and a churcrch t legacy on youth and how to move forward. the vatican says pope f

but first let us take you to lisbon, portugal, pope francis has arrived there for a five—day visit. car carrying the pope travelling along the waterfront to the seaside suburb which is near downtown lisbon. hundreds of people, particularly young people today because he is there to mark world youth day. we have seen him, he is in a wheelchair at the moment, he is 86. we are noting how he seems because this is the first trip since he had intestinal surgery back in june. he is using a cane and a wheelchair but he looks well and many many people have gathered there to see him. organisers say up to 1 million people were expected and we know about for hundred thousand people arrived in lisbon for the celebration. it is a day of festivities, some people are doubling as a catholic woodstock. however it comes in the shadow of portugal's huge clergy sexual abuse scandal and criticism in portugal itself of the cost of holding this event here. so those are two issues that might be discussed today but for the moment, we arejust that might be discussed today but for the moment, we are just seeing

. >>> and pope francis gets a rock star welcome for world youth day. >>> just a few hours away from a verdict in the trial of alexei navalny, accused of creating an extremist community. on social media thursday he said he expect as long sentence. this is what where they ask for 20 years and they will give 18 or something around that. he is already serving an 11 1/2 year sentence. the verdict could add decades to his time in prison. >>> two u.s. navy sailors have been arrested on espionage charges. federal authorities say they shared national defense information with chinese intelligence officers who paid thousands of dollars in return. but chinese embassy in washington say they are unaware of the details in this case. no surprise there, anna coren. >> no, no surprise at all. this is very serious. u.s. officials are condemning china's espionage campaign. let me tell you a bit about these sailors. one of them, 22-year-old, arrested wednesday. and as he arrived for work at naval base san diego one of the largest navy installations in the pacific. he is charged conspiring to send informat

we camp the pope francis fair in portugal.sion. the spacecraft chandrayaan—3 is india's second attempt at a moon landing. it's due to touch down in two weeks. these are pictures from last month, when the mission was launched. if successful, india will become the fourth country to land safely on the lunar surface. good luck. thank you forjoining us here on bbc news. the headlines are next. dare i say it, saturday felt like an autumnal day. it was cool and windy. big waves crashing on the south coast of england. there were some really heavy rain. this was a scene from a weather watcher in staffordshire. it is all thanks to storm anthoni, this swell of cloud named by the met office. the area of low pressure responsible will be sliding eastwards as we said head through tonight and into tomorrow. tomorrow should be dry and bright. still areas of cloud, splashes of rain across eastern england heading through the night. further west, clearer skies. showers feeding in across western parts. temperatures dropping away. quite a cool and

saturday morning, pope francis visited the shrine of our lady of fatima.the catholic church in 1979, the mother mary is believed to have appeared to three shepherd children in the portuguese town of fatima. it's been historically important to all popes, given the strong references in the apparition. the pontiff is in portugal on a five-day trip for world youth day, a global gathering of catholic youth dubbed as the catholic woodstock. it really is, as you can see around me, where he has been received like a rock star. this evening, massive crowds here for the vigil, while authorities estimate as many as 1 million people have arrived. the 86-year-old was in good spirits, almost rejuvenated during his trip. tonight on the pope mobile, he has been greeted enthusiastically by the crowd. the octogenarian has been busy, many admiring his stamina. his message to catholic youth has been consistent. there is room for everyone in the catholic church. look after your planet and be careful of the pitfalls of social media and the internet. sunday is the last day of the

pope francis has met with victims of clerical child abuse in portugal — months after a damning reporte country in which he hopes to energise young catholics during world youth day, the world's largest catholic festival. the report found thousands of cases of abuse dating back to the 1950s, and alleged that the catholic church had "systematically" covered these up. pope francis acknowledged — this meant many people now view the church with, quote, "disappointment and anger" — and said victims should be heard. translation: due to our bad testimony and the scandals i that have disfigured the church's face, these scandals call for a humble and constant purification, starting from the cry of pain of the victims who must always be welcomed and listened to. scientists in spain are investigating why increasing numbers of orcas, also known as killer whales, are targeting fishing and sailing vessels, damaging their rudders. there have been at least 60 incidents off the south—western tip of europe this year, where orcas are said to be deliberately hitting boats. scientists believe that young wha

huge numbers coming out to see pope francis there. hello there.e here in suffolk. further south, in parts of essex, they saw 9mm in just the space of one hour. so a really hefty downpour. and talking about rain, we�*ve got more of that to come for saturday, i�*m afraid, thanks to this area of low pressure that has been named by the met office as storm antoni. now antoni will bring outbreaks of rain quickly into northern ireland. the rain heavy and persistent here. some wet weatherjust edging into south west scotland, wales and western england. 0ur temperatures overnight holding up into double figures. but antoni could cause a few impacts weather—wise on saturday, accumulating rain for northern ireland, first of all, 20—40mm, maybe a bit more than that over the high ground in the mournes. it�*s enough to cause some localised flooding. and as our wet weather extends into england and wales, it comes with a punch. some very strong gusty winds affecting wales and south west england, where gusts could reach 50—65mph, strong enough to blow down a few tre

pope francis ends his trip to portugal with an open—air mass in lisbon.illion people are expected for the service. decision time for niger, as a deadline given by west african leaders for the military to reinstate the country's ousted president is due to expire in the coming hours more than 50 people are arrested in pakistan for protesting against ex—prime minister imran khan's three year prison sentence on corruption charges. hello and welcome. we start in ukraine, where president volodymyr zelensky says a russian guided bomb has hit a blood transfusion centre in the north—east, causing casualties. he says rescuers are at the scene in the town of kupiansk 7 where there are quote dead and wounded. the reported strike came shortly after kyiv said missiles had hit a facility which manufactures engines for aircraft and helicopters in the country s west. in a tweet, president zelensky said: "this war crime alone says everything about russian aggression. beasts that destroy everything that simply allows to live. defeating terrorists is a matter of honour for e

this is the scene live in central portugal, where pope francis visits the shrine of fatima as part of his tour of the country. hello. we start with breaking news: imran khan, pakistan s former prime minister, has been arrested, after being sentenced to three years in prison. his team say they will file an appeal against the ruling. thejudge found him guilty of failing to declare money he had earned from selling state gifts. as the decision was announced in islamabad a crowd, including some prosecuting lawyers, began chanting, "imran khan is a thief" outside court. multiple cases have been filed against mr khan in the last 16 months. in may, he was detained for not appearing at court as requested but was subsequently released after the arrest was declared illegal. since then his party has been under intense pressure from the authorities with many senior officials leaving and thousands of supporters arrested, accused of being involved in the protests that followed imran khan's arrest. the pakistan parliament will dissolve on 9th august and a caretaker government will take over in the ru

under this video so , on august 25, francis pope francis spoke to the participants of the tenth allrussian day of catholic youth in st. petersburg and let's hear what he said, don't forget the heritage of the great russia, the holy rulers of the great russia, peter the first, catherine ii, that empire of the great supreme country of the great culture and great humanity , never give up this heritage of the great mother of russia, go ahead with it and thank you for your way of being russian, mr. volodymyr, quite a wide discussion and very wide comments during the last few days regarding this statement of pp rymsky, you say as an experienced diplomat now how can characterize the role of the pope in the peace-making efforts between ukraine and russia and his attempts to propose some peace formula of his own, because we remember that the pope has repeatedly tried to play the role of a peacemaker, you know, mr. sergius . let's start with what... any pope of rome is a kind of sinful earthling who is a man with all his preferences with all his political likes and dislikes and so on and so f

. >>> pope francis is on his way to portugal on his first trip abroad since having intestinal surgery in june. in addition to celebrating mass and meeting with political leaders and diplomats, pope francis is also expected to meet with sexual abuse survivors. a portuguese commission found that thousands of children were molested by members of the country's catholic church over the past 70 years. >>> police in muncy, indiana say they've made an arrest in a shooting the mayor announced that a 36-year-old man named john vance was arrested he has been charged with several felonies more details are expected at a press conference later on this morning. >>> through this morning, potential progress in the writers strike that has halted much of hollywood. allianc allie studios has requested a meeting. >>> turning to the forecast now. a summer storm system is bringing powerful wind and rain to the midwest that could mean hail or flooding for millions of americans. nbc meteorologist angie lassman has her hands full with this one. good morning >> we've been talking about the heat that's going to

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pontiff in this way. by the way, i had a completely different impression, i definitely heard how pope francis, addressing the russian catholics, really said, “you are a great nation, you have great rulers, in particular peter and catherine ii you should be like them to continue this matter of culture and yes, yes, yes, yes , he just did not mention that in addition to culture and all other things, there was also the statists , a pervert, er, peter i, a pervert, a person who consolidated ukraine and that and russia, in principle, too, which had dozens of lovers, arranged with whom she wanted them. this turns out to be a spiritual heritage. you already take alexander the first , and although he became a monk, if you believe the story , well, he gave, although he became the holy father , fyodor kuzmich. well you you take the worst representatives well, you don't know very many good ones there anyway, but still, well, that is, this is very, well, it sounds hypocritical, did they write this to him? i don't like it, not even what i don't like. if he thinks it's wrong , most likely he thought it was

wonderful pictures as people just flock to see pope francis after all his health issues in recent monthsvery second of this. that pulp mobile moving slowly through the streets. you see that heavy security. he had a sermon earlier. this was principally young people who gathered. he focused on the perils of the internet and urged young people to connect with each other in the real world, so interesting what he zeroed in on and he is there for five days. this is day two, but vast numbers turning out. beautiful pictures at that live scene in lisbon. some afghan refugees in the uk are facing homelessness after being ordered by the government to leave hotels — where they've been staying since fleeing the taliban. the organisation representing councils in england and wales said one in five afghans being evicted from hotels had nowhere else to live. 0ur political correspondent ben wright has more from westminster. around 20,000 afghans and their families were relocated to the uk after the taliban took over afghanistan in 2021. two separate schemes, one protecting vulnerable minorities, perhaps u

pope francis had stern words for the church leaders who tried to sweep the issue under the carpet. >>onciling the church and those abused by it -- that was the goal of pope francis' first day at the catholic church's world youth day. he met with 13 survivors of sexual abuse and condemned portugal's leaders for the scandals. he said their actions have helped drive the faithful away and ordered members of the hierarchy to change their ways and treat members better. >> the scandals call us to a humble and ongoing purification. starting with the anguished cry of the victims, who must always be accepted and listened to. >> the punter's trip -- the pontiff's trip to portugal is really from a report in which it was revealed more than 4000 boys and girls may have been abused by priests and other church personnel since 1950. findings reveal the clergy's difficulty in accepting accountability. prior to the report, portuguese church officials had insisted there were only a handful of child sexual abuse cases. the bishops initially refused to remove named abusers from the ministry and said they w

. >>> we turn now to portugal and pope francis wrapping up his five-day trip there and greeted by massivewds. abc's ines de la cuetara joins us now from portugal. ines, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit, and the pope wrapping up his time here at world youth day which is a five-day event held for catholic youth and it's been often described as a catholic woodstock. it certainly feels that way here, with over 1.5 million people braved the heat last night to come see pope francis. this trip was the pope's first trip since he underwent abdominal surgery back in june, and even though he is 86 years old and has been using a wheelchair, he does appear to be rejuvenated here. going off script and really trying to connect with young people. in one powerful moment also urging young people to yell back at him that the church is a place for everyone. pope francis is really trying to do a lot to bring young people back to the catholic church amid questions regarding the church's waning relevance, and as he looks ahead to the future, there are also questions as to the church's past, the pas

pope francis has met with victims of clerical child abuse in portugal — months after a damning reportve—day visit to the country, the report found thousands of cases of abuse dating back to the 19505, and alleged that the catholic church had "systematically" covered these up. pope francis acknowledged — this meant many people now view the church with, quote, "disappointment and anger" — and said victims should be heard. the pop singer liz lowe is facing claims of harassment and body shaming by three former dancers. legalaction body shaming by three former dancers. legal action against lizzo, her production company and her dance team captains includes accusations of sexual, religious and racial harassment, discrimination, assault and false imprisonment. none of the defendants have commented on the allegations. our entertainment correspondent reports. # turn up the music, turn down the lights...# until now, 2023 had been a triumph for lizzo, winning record of the year at the grammys for about damn time... # ..it's about damn time... - , ., crowd at glastonbury... ..and even helping to b

but of course pope francis has made this an issue that he hasn't been afraid to comment on and on his to portuguese clerics, who have been criticised for not acting more firmly and showing their determination to stamp out abuse, and to receive and listen to abuses. breaking news, andrew tate has had his house arrest lifted by a court in bucharest. we understand he and his brother are expected to speak to the press shortly. stay with us on bbc news. for many of us it started on a dry note with some sunshine. we will see showers during the course of the day before most of us it is dry and i have been some spells already. that was the scene in falkirk first thing this morning. the showers most focused around eastern areas of england. look at the brighter colours here. some of the greens, indicative of some heavy, perhaps even thundery showers as we go through the afternoon. further north and west it is drier, lengthy spells of sunshine and maximum temperatures getting up into the high teens, may be the low 20s across southern areas of england. but as we go through tonight and into the st

it has been a busy few weeks for pope francis, especially after concerns over his health and his hospitaln the jet that would take him to mongolia for the trip. those pictures coming into us and he will be in mongolia until the ath of september. we will keep a close eye on that trip no doubt over the coming days. five railway workers were conducting overnight maintenance work in italy. they were said to have been dragged for several metres. two of their colleagues working nearby escaped and the local mayor said an investigation has begun and the communication mistake appears to be to blame. when two teenagers were killed in an e—bike crash in cardiff in may, their deaths triggered a riot. dozens of police officers were injured, property was damaged and cars were set alight by residents who believed that kyrees sullivan and harvey evans were being chased by police. cctv captured the two boys being followed by a police van in ely — in the welsh capital. now a police officer, who had previously been served a gross misconduct notice — is being criminally investigated for dangerous driving. 0u

pope francis is celebrating an open—air mass in front of a vast crowd in portugal.marks the end of a week—long international festival for catholic youth. decision time for niger as a deadline given by west african leaders for the military to reinstate the country's ousted president is due to expire later today. they've warned that the country may face military action if the deadline isn't met. now on bbc news, this cultural life: whoopi goldberg. whoopi goldberg is one of the very few people to have won all four of america's big entertainment awards... whoopi goldberg! ..emmy, grammy, oscarand tony, for her work in film, theatre and television. lovely to meet you. thank you. please take a seat. brought up by a single mother in a new york housing project, she first made her name with a solo comedy show onstage before turning to dramatic acting roles, starting with her movie debut in the color purple. until you do right by me, everything you think about is going to crumble. since then, she's made around 100 films, including ghost and sister act. she's hosted the acade

. >>> pope francis is back at the vatican after his whirlwind trip from portugal.vents on world youth day and open-air mass that was his final day. it was his first major trip since his abdominal surgery in june. >> reporter: pope francis arrived back at the vatican on sunday, after a jam-packed trip for world youth day. he was welcomed by 1 million catholics. it felt like a festival. and some compared it to catholic woodstock. local authorities said this was the largest event in the history of the nation. during the closing mass, in front of 1.5 million people on sunday. the pope announced that the next world youth day would take place in seoul, south korea, in 2027. an independent commission found that the clergy had abused children. the pope had a private meeting with victims of clergy abuse. during that press conference, he told journalists he was in good health and feels really great after the trip. it was an intense five days. but he was in great form, despite recent surgery and mobility issues. his message to young catholics was clear. there's room for every

before we move onto the rest of the news let's show was these images of pope francis who is currentlylisbon as the ed ward seventh and park. he is in portugal at 45 days for a youth summit and you can see all those young people there lining the streets of the eduardo the seventh park cheering and theyjust completed a performance. emotional scenes there of young people getting quite emotional the pontiff there. he given sir newman earlier and —— sermon, earlierand he given sir newman earlier and —— sermon, earlier and he will be there to preside over position. you can see all the fee for their in lisbon for pope francis�*s a trip to portugal and this is a ward of the seventh park. —— eduardo the seventh. scientists say the average surface temperature of the world's oceans has hit a record high, with alarming implications for the planet. the average temperature this week reached nearly 21 celsius, above what's typical for this time of year. the global average is around half a degree celsius lower. this chart gives you a sense of what's been happening — it shows the average ocean surface

the united states and nato, but also of the desire of moscow and beijing to cooperate with iran, pope francisdissatisfied with the policy of the united states and in greece in athens there was a demonstration against the supply of weapons to ukraine, dozens of people, no more funds than france and although unemployment has been rising in the country for several years, the government continues to fund of corrupt officials that brussels allegedly urged washington to allocate money to the kiev regime and arm it for a conflict with russia, the author of the blessing material fulfills the requests of europe , especially in the light of the upcoming elections and general fatigue from the ukrainian conflict. artyom krossolin welcomes the flight sheet. i also remember that, in addition to yevgeny prigoshin, this list includes the name of dmitry utkin, who appeared on the flight sheet. in japan , outrage over the dumping into the ocean is getting louder. radioak goes to the bottom and the rating of the prime minister of kisida, he is already collapsed by a third and continues to fall all this threaten

six peoples have been arrested in connection with the crime >>> pope francis is warning against the dangers of artificial intelligence saying it has quote/unquote, disruptive possibilities and ambivalent effects to society and those who develop and use a.i. must do so responsibly. >>> and occidental petroleum names sunil matthew as the new cfo. >>> shares of wynn results rising after second quarter results were stronger. >>> and david portnoy is the owner of barstool responsibilities after buying back from penn entertainment for $1 he will have the right to 50% of the gross proceeds if he sells or monetizes in the future >>> here is what to watch today. consumer price index at 8:30 a.m. along with weekly jobless claims we also have a string of earnings from key names like alibaba and krispy kreme and six flags. a pair of fed speeches this afternoon from atlanta fed president bostic and philadelphia fed president harker let's get you ready for the trading day ahead. futures are big. dow jones industrial average implied higher 181 points and nasdaq higher 108. if you look at the trade so far

more than a 1000000 people have turned in lisbon for an evening prayer service with pope francis, the roman catholic leader is in the portuguese capital. as part of the churches world youth day festival. many waited for hours and the temperatures of up to $38.00 degrees celsius. on the 6th of august, 1945, the united states dropped an atomic bomb on the city of hiroshima in japan, getting more than a 100000 people. a 2nd atomic bomb was dropped on like a stocky, 3 days later, forcing japan to surrender and ultimately ending world war 2 in the pacific. as that is the case every year, it's in span. hiroshima remembers the victims a site dedicated to the victims of the 1st atomic bomb attack in history or tara shima piece. memorial park strives to highlight the horrors of the 1945 bowman, an advocate for world peace. it displays photos, objects on artworks connected with the destruction of that fateful day. a day that changed the world forever, tends possibly hundreds of thousands of people. mostly civilians lost their lives in the attack. those who survived it, on the aftermath have liv

we are going to show you pictures from lisbon in portugal because pope francis has promised stir thingschurch. he is in the roman catholic church. he is in portugal at the start of a five—day trip and told reporters at a major church festival yesterday that he will continue to encourage young people to speak up on important issues. his visit has been overshadowed by the publication of a report earlier this year into child sexual abuse by the portuguese clergy. greece is offering free holidays to anyone who had a visit to the island of rhodes last month cut short by wildfires. more than 25,000 people had to flee the island when flames took hold during a period of exceptionally high temperatures. travel agents have now launched a campaign, rhodes is safe, an effort to lure people back to the island. basketball great wilt chamberlain's 1972 island. basketball great wilt chamberlain's1972 nba finals where chris josie chamberlain's1972 nba finals where chrisjosie is going up for auction and it could sell for an eye watering $4 million later this month. ——jersey. theirfirst watering $4 millio

more than a 1000000 people have turned died in lisbon for an evening prayer service with pope francis. the roman catholic leader is in the portuguese capital, as part of the churches world used a festival many waiting for hours and the temperatures of up to $38.00 degrees celsius. the. on the 1st day of the knock, i'd stage of the women's world cup japan have booked their place in the quarter finals after defeating nor by 31. it's the farthest japan have gone since 2015. when they were runners up the 2011 champions have been a scoring menace. and this year's tournament knocking up a total of 14 goals and 4 games so far. japan took the lead early with ingrid in you tap, did he not me. as i was attempting to the back of the next norway goalkeeper, aurora nicholson scramble to say the own goals. but to no avail only the 2nd goal norway can see that the women's woke up. they responded 5 minutes later when you write level the affair, $11.00 after the break, japan were simply too much visa. see me zoom rope to deadlock and he now tell me is our put the merits out of reach in the 81st minute

after the words about russia, the world around the world went into a stormy reaction, because pope francis from which the kiev regime began to writhe there shame, that is, shame on the address, the chief once again quoted the pontiff to his russophobic subscribers for being sad that russian majestic ideas come from the lips of the pope to specific people. and that's what he wants to say to these specific people, he says, and no one in this is not wow. we must understand ourselves and no one will tell us. yes, not from europe, not from america, by the way, in the usa they did without criticism, but western media came out with almost the same headline and even a new york times snapshot with politics. after a few phrases are worth recalling. we are the heirs of the great russia of great russia of the holy tsars of great russia peter i and catherine ii of that great enlightened russian empire of great culture and great humanity, never give up this heritage and go ahead with it. ukraine keeps demanding and is now demanding an apology from the chief bishop of the roman catholic church in ukraine

. >>> well, right now, pope francis is celebrating holy mass for world youth day in lisbon, portugal. the pontiff is wrapping up a five-day visit there. more than a million of the catholic faithful greeted him during this trip. the 86-year-old kept up a pretty busy schedule. later today, he'll be meeting with world youth day volunteers before he attends a farewell ceremony at the airport. pope francis will then head back to rome aboard the papal plane, which is often dubbed shepherd one. >>> today is the deadline niger's coup leaders were given to reinstate the country's ousted president. a block of west african nations set that deadline and drafted a plan for potential military intervention if that demand was not met. france says it firmly supports the group's effort, while nigeria is rejecting the notion of any military action. madowo . if the coup leaders don't adhere to that ultimatum set by the neighboring countries, what could happen? >> the coup leaders are unlikely to step down and reinstate president bazoum, which means that they should go ahead and military intervene like yo

pope francis touches down in portugal for a series of events celebrating the youth of the world.ters struggle to contain a blaze near the us border — it's doubled in size since monday. hello, i'm lucy hockings, welcome to bbc news now, 3 hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. it could be the most serious criminal case to face him so far — donald trump has been criminally charged with plotting to overturn his defeat in the us presidential election of 2020. it comes as the former president campaigns to return to the white house. he's charged with four counts in the 45—page indictment brought by special counseljack smith. the charges are: conspiracy to defraud the united states, conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding, 0bstruction of an official proceeding and conspiracy against the rights of citizens. the former president is due to appear before a federal court on thursday in washington dc — as our washington correspondent

. >>> well, still to come, pope francis is delivering prayers in portugal.e'll take you there as large crowds gather to see the pontiff. >>> plus, the clock is ticking as niger's military faces a deadline from its regional neighbors to reinstate the ousted president. the growing fears of a wider conflict next. bridgett is here. she has no clue that i'm here. she has no clue who's in the helmet. are you ready? -i'm ready! alright. xfinity rewards creates experiences big and small, and once-in-a-lifetime. >>> welcome back, right now pope francis is praying for the sick at a shrine in portugal. it's part of a gathering of young catholics known as world youth day. events have been attracting huge crowds of faithful over the past few days. on friday some 800,000 people attended a way of the cross event in lisbon to hear the pontiff speak. >>> well, the leaders of last week's coup in niger are digging in their heels as they face a looming deadline from regional neighbors to return to democracy. the junta will retaliate if other west african countries try to interv

. >>> today pope francis wrapped up a global catholic youth festival with an outdoor mass at a waterside park in portugal. but the week wasn't just about celebrating. as cbs news's chris livesay reports, the pope also addressed what he called the tremendous plague within the clutch. >> reporter: think of it as one part church and one part lollapalooza. one of the biggest gatherings of catholics in the world. fueled by music, unbridled excitement and its very own rock star. approximately 1.5 million attendants including nearly 30,000 from the u.s. alone. sam larson is from wisconsin. >> it's joyous and everyone here is just loving the lord, loving each other. it's beautiful. >> reporter: but it hasn't all been a celebration. francis blasted bishops here over a report earlier this year that says nearly 5,000 minors had been sexually abused by clergy since the 1950s. he then met behind closed doors with 13 survivors. joanne alishandrea, psychologist encounter. >> they just spontaneously start talking. and briefly talking about their story of abuse. >> reporter: this survivor once dreamed of

well, of course, i can't dwell on what was said, pope, francis is the second one who spoke.e, taiwanese millionaire candidate for presidents. it's all a billionaire billionaire. i'm sorry. all this indicates that a global tectonic shift is taking place in the world. against the backdrop of events around the collision between the west and russia against the backdrop of the expansion of the brix against the backdrop of events in africa , it becomes clear that the globalist project is slowly starting to crumble. starts to wake up. i would even say that the elites of countries have already woken up, which are oriented towards traditional values ​​in all countries. where did turkey come from from nato asking to join brix this is from the same series in germany in france we remember hungary, taiwan, many of these countries and the pope in this and the region in fact. now understanding, thinking people of the world a dilemma arises. either we are following this force, which implants de facto satanic openly satanic principles of life. coming from the globalists who arranged this ver

the spiritual and cultural history of russia , so the vatican is trying to explain the words of pope francismpire, the spokesman for the pontiff, matteo bruni, said that the pope has never

and pope francis ends his week—long trip visting portugal by hosting an open—air mass in lisbon.vice celebrates world youth day, the largest event organised by the catholic church. more than a million people are expected to attend. decision time for niger, as a deadline given by west african leaders for the military to reinstate the country's ousted president is due to expire later today. they've warned that the country may face military action if the deadline isn't met. more than 50 people have been detained in pakistan for protesting against ex—prime minister imran khan's three year prison sentence for corruption. now on bbc news: sri lanka: aftermath of a crisis. on the surface, it seems calm has returned to sri lanka. this seaside expanse in colombo that was the site for months—long protest is now bustling with locals and tourists enjoying a day out. long queues have gone, food and medicine shortages have eased, and the government is making tough choices to get the economy back on track. but the real recovery in the lives of average sri lankans is still a long way off. as i t

and today we see catastrophe looming when the pope, francis, says that he allows same-sex marriages andequal to the canons of the catholic canon of god on earth. the first person in the world. listen, same-sex people have the right to be a family. they are god's children have the right to a family, everyone should have the opportunity to start a family. no one should be rejected or suffer, because of this , a law on civil unions should be created in this way. these people will also be protected by the law. how does this contradict scripture? actually, the main document by which to look for humanity, i'm not talking about the orthodox, if someone lies with a man, like a woman, then both of them have done, an abomination, nor scaffolding their bodies of a woman, they have been replaced. the natural use of unnatural such men, leaving the natural use of the female sex, were inflamed by lust for each other, men on men, doing with ram and receiving in themselves the due retribution for their error. moreover , we have already seen the first signs of this sadamism. we showed. it is in our bezog

general mark miller went to the vatican to meet with pope francis dissatisfied with politics usa andeece, in athens, a demonstration was held against the supply of weapons to ukraine, dozens of people gathered near the american embassy, ​​the protesters called for the cessation of military trenches to kiev and called on local authorities. to lift anti-russian sanctions, the demonstrators noted that greece transferred more funds to ukraine than france, and although unemployment has been growing in the country for several years, the government continues to finance the situation in europe. material, they believe that if the us does not succeed, the united states will simply refuse to comply with the requests of europe, especially in the light of the upcoming elections and general fatigue from the ukrainian conflict artyom krasulin. further, our broadcast will continue the program of the parliament. hello, on the air, the parliamentary hour program will tell you about the work of the state duma for the week. only the 16th region is located on the won. it is important that this enterprise

the appeal of pope francis to the catholics of our country caused hysteria of the kiev junta. nobody needs history there. the price is a sensational mini-movie, shot from the perspective of a young sushnik who apparently got to the front without any preparation and met there a natural finale, although he tried to avoid such a fate by all possible means. dates khabarov and the father should have been helped by the old man, they were sorry for the guy and they feel sorry for their children atb no well, here you can say it was done with high quality, and most importantly, it hits the very target, more precisely, it hits three targets at once. well, firstly, the massive cannibal mobilization in ukraine ; secondly, widespread corruption; and thirdly , the failed counter offensive itself. but even so, the militants actually have a chance to survive until the last moment, you just need to fuck well, and, by the way, with a guided infop, they preferred not to notice the video, as if it had never happened. one must assume blindly hope that up to the target. and actually, as far as stan

pope francis is headed back to rome after attending world youth day celebrations in portugal. e pope arrived in lisbon for the week long event. a gathering of hundreds of catholics before returning to rome, the pope attended an event to thank and pray with 25,000 volunteers. well, it's day two of the niham machi street fair in japantown. it will be wrapping up soon at 6:00. it was free to the public. it was and all-day thunder car show featuring 25 muscle cars and performances were held at the historic peace plaza stage. ♪ j.r.: no food is being sold because there is a hope that those attend willing support the many japantown restaurants here. there were plenty of artist and vendors along post street near fillmore and laguna streets supporting over 150 small businesses. spence, the weather that is been great. j. between 50 and 75 in the city. you're in pretty good shape. thank you, spencer. thank you for joining us here at 5:00. we'll see you back here at abc7 news at 6:00. have a wonderful evening. >>> tonight, dangerous storms on the move with millions under alerts and former

. >> pope francis wrapped up world youth day with a massive open air mass. an estimated 1.5 million people attended the grand finale despite triple digit heat and the pope urged them to follow their dreams and do not be afraid. during the five day trip, he also met with people who were sexually abused by members of the catholic church. he announced south korea will host the next world youth day. >> well, some hunters in the baltics got a chance to show off their wild side. >> they gathered in latvia to grunt, bawl and bellow in a battle to be crowned grand champion stag collar. nearly two dozen participants were scored on their ability to imitate red deer calls. they were judged in different categories, such as young stag and victoria stag. after a fight. all right. it wasn't just the sounds. it was the sights to the contestants. had to adhere to a strict just code when including traditional hunting attire. so they had to wear those. wow. >> i guess that takes a lot of practice. >> this is the seventh annual contest in the baltic state. and one contestant say

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