biden: i did. >> what did you take away from that conversation with pope francis? pres. biden: i will answer this one question. the pope and i are on the same page. he was very, very interested in what we were doing. to deal with some of the crises, particularly in israel this time around. i laid out to him what the game plan was and how we thought we should be providing the kind of assistance to israel needed. on the -- and the pope was across-the-board supportive. thank you. >> [indiscernible] hostages for cease-fire deal? pres. biden: [indiscernible] >> has our been any progress on that -- there been any progress on that, mr. president?

it shows once again that pope francis - how significant is this?is? it shows - once again that pope francis is more inclined to an understanding position on same—sex unions. he said any request for a blessing should be treated on a case—by—case basis and with pastoral charity, and said we cannot be judges that only deny, reject and exclude but this goes against a vatican rule back in 2021 that same—sex unions cannot be blessed because god cannot bless sin. the question now is this pope francis in a slightly typical way speaking in a slightly more personal capacity, perhaps even in an off the cuff way, even though this was a formal reply to these five cardinals, and will he not actually be echoed by vatican doctrine because that would be a major shift if the congregation that lays out doctrine actually changed vatican rulings on this and there is no sign at the moment that that is imminent. talk to me about what other parts of the world who obviously have strong or predominantly catholic, what do they think about this direction which the pope seems

you spoke to pope francis over the last few days. pres. biden: i did. pres. biden: i will answer this one question. the pope and i are on the same page. he was very, very interested in what we were doing. to deal with some of the crises, particularly in israel this time around. and i laid out to him what the game plan was and how we thought we should be providing the kind of assistance to israel needed. and the pope was across-the-board supportive. overjoyed. thank you. >> [indiscernible] >> for how long? >> -- hostages for cease-fire deal? pres. biden: [indiscernible] >> has there been any progress on that, mr. president? announcer: this year, but tb marks 25 years of shining a spotlight on authors and their books, with talks from more than 22,000 authors, nearly 900 cities and festivals visited and 16,000 events, book tv has provided viewers with 92,000 hours of programming on the latest literary discussions on history, politics, and biography. you can watch book tv every sunday on c-span2 or online at booktv. -- booktv.org. announcer: wednesday night at 11

pope francis will open a major meeting of the roman catholic church today, with members from across the will be allowed to vote in the synod assembly, which acts as an advisory body to the pope. our religion editor aleem maqbool is watching events at the vatican. it's a hugely significant meeting for lots of reasons. pope francis currently presiding over mass behind me in vatican city. later, he'lladdress synod as it meets. but it is a bishop's conference. it's still being called a bishop's conference. it meets every few years. but this time, for the first time in living memory, laypeople are going to be involved. and that means women can be involved. women can't be ordained in the catholic church as it currently stands, but around 50 of the members who will vote are women, and that's a hugely significant moment. but what is also hugely significant is how we got to this point. pope francis, throughout his papacy, has wanted more and more the rank and file catholics from around the world to really decide on the direction that the church is taking. and so there's been two years of consult

pope francis is urging world leaders to commit to binding targets to slow climate change. he called on world leaders to commit to fossil fuels. the pope's letter is an update to one back in 2015, she wanted the climate change is turning the world into unmet -- an immense pile of filth. i want to get to martin. pope francis put climate change front and center today and he had some strong words for world leaders. tell us more. >> they said it is actually reinforcing some of what has been long-standing. he had ongoing work on the inclusion of minorities, sexual minorities. the questions that are actually being put now in terms of how the church will operate -- the question that is being brought to the faithful is whether or not there is a way forward to make these practices into church law. >> let's talk about something the pope francis said in his opening mess today. that the church must avoid becoming over to church or a lukewarm church which surrenders to the passions of the world. >> he is mostly alluding to a form of reactionary conservatism that is part of the churches.

. >>> to the vatican, pope francis opened an important meeting on the future of the church. whether police can marry, women become deacons and priests bless same-sex marriages. chris livesay is in rome. >> reporter: clashing on hot button issues but the biggest bombshell dropped before it began, with francis opening the door for priests to bless same-sex unions. we cannot be judges declared the pontiff. >> as queer people we want to believe that god blesses our love. >> reporter: she says it opens tent for couples like hers. >> it is a very slim minority of catholics opposed to same-sex unions. >> that's what they wish, but it's not. >> reporter: a conservative priest from manhattan. >> for the pope to say priests and bishops can find a way, it's wrong. >> reporter: what's the harm in making the tent bigger for more people? >> the harm is it contradicts catholic teaching. >> reporter: they've warned if he doesn't stick to doctrine he could provoke a permanent split. in his homily, he made it clear where his focus lies. he said everyone must be allowed in. he called his conse

pope francis prayed for four times a day, so that we can draw strength, and then we will do our best.astrychnik, as in the kascele, the traditional ones are illuminated for the ruzhanets, we are so faithful to work on our holy child, this is the meaning of the psalter of the mother of god, we will bury our simpleton, our abyss, and at the very latest we will do everything with it, all our lives, shovels and aba knitting. sprawled with countless canteplyats, this little thing never ceases, but becomes the true partner of that, which is the kind of dachshund that greets us, as soon as we fall into our joy, pain, the holy and our praise. brothers and sisters, let us not be saromitsa. rougnets: let's finally draw the warmth and rich caresses that mary tried to save you, who pray for the people of ruzhany, and first for everything i said mercy. in the gospel of st. luke there is an apologia that is true, as jesus learned the apostles of the malitsa. we insist on your understanding of our requests and may god draw near. we and i want to help us understand god’s promise to our children. we n

this summer, pope francis called some of his conservative critics in the u.s. backwards.x unions, pope francis says this shouldn't give the impression that they are on par with heterosexual marriages, still the only marriages the church recognizes. norah? >> norah: quite a story. chris livesay, thank you very much. well, now to a horrific story out of iran. a human rights group is accusing iran's so-called morality police of beating a teenage girl for not wearing a headscarf. surveillance video appears to show a 16-year-old girl being pulled unconscious from a train. activists later posted a photo on social media, claiming the girl had been beaten into a coma. cbs news has not been able to verify the video or the photo. the state department says the u.s. is alarmed by these reports and condemns iran's treatment of its women and girls. tonight, ford has announced more layoffs due to the ongoing uaw strike. 400 workers were told not to report to work tomorrow at two michigan plants. one of the main sticking points of the strike is the transition to electric vehicles, which

reporter: pope francis -- how did that conversation -- what did you take away from it? president biden: i'll answer the one question. the pope and i are on the same page. he was very, very interested in what we were doing to deal with some of the crises we are facing. particularly in israel this time around. i laid out to him what the game plan was. how we thought we should be providing the kind of assistance to israel they needed. and the pope was across the board supportive. thank you. reporter: hostages for the cease-fire deal? president biden: we should have the hostages released. reporter: any progress on that, mr. president? [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy visit ncicap.org] >> on this tuesday, october 24, house republicans are voting behind closed doors to select a new nominee for house speaker. this folws a conference forum last night where the candidates made speeches for the top job. the seven candidates including majori

it started with pope francis presiding over messier in saint peter's square and then at the beginningthering of catholics from around the world, mainly bishops but some laypeople as well and for the first time women. we will be spending the next 26 days considering some of the key questions about how the catholic church moves forward and then at lunchtime, pope francis published a major document on climate change. it is an issue that the pope has talked about throughout the ten years of his papacy. in 2015 in fact publish an encyclical, the highest level of document that the pope can publish on the issue of environment where he called for much more to be done. this really was an assessment of what has happened since then and it was pretty bleak and he did not mince his words. he was critical of global governing bodies, saying they were ineffective. he did praise some of the acute agreements made but set off the recommendations were very vague, there were not enough sanctions for those countries who did not abide by the agreements. he was critical of politicians who denied climate chan

that is one of the questions posed to pope francis by this cs and the pope said there could be some sort of blessing for same-sex couples, unions, as, provided that they are not confused with the marriage which to the catholic church only a union between a man and woman. this of course very far from shall being an approval of gay marriage two years ago, the vatican on that issue said there cannot be any blessing of same-sex unions, because you cannot bless sin well, not today's day two of the synod. when those tough issues will be debated, it will be a heated debate indeed. >> claudio, thank you. >>> a deadly plane crash caught on camera in oregon. the small eaircraft plunged out of the sky, crashing through the rav of roof of a home outside portland. the pilot and instructor were killed the people inside the homemade it out safely. >>> we want to turn to extreme weather if the south more than 60,000 power outages are reported across texas. the university of texas at arlington urged their campus to stay in place because of the hail you can see in this video strong wind gusts were blowing

in a new letter, pope francis suggested there could be ways to bless same-sex unions on case-by-case ch only recognizes marriages between a man and woman, but for the first time he opened the door for people in same-sex relationships to receive blessings from a priest. >>> actor russell brand is facing a second criminal investigation in england. police announced that they are investigating claims the 48-year-old harassed and stalked a woman back in 2018. this comes after london police have been investigating claims by four women accusing brand of rape, assault, and emotional abuse in the london area in the early 2000s. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," grammy winning country duo, brothers osborne. spenend a day at home in nashvie with anthony mason. you u want i. it hasas derm-provoven retinol thatat targets vital cecell turnovever, evevens skin t tone, anand smoothths fine linin. with visisible resulults in j just one weweek. neutrogegena® retininol dad, wewe got this.s. wewe got this.s. we gotot this. we got t this. we got thihis. yayay! we g got this. we got thihis! life is fofor li

pope francis has warned the world is "collapsing" due to climate change and may be nearing breaking pointrs, the pope criticised global decision—making bodies for being ineffective, as well as calling out climate deniers. our religion editor aleem maqbool has more from the vatican. it has been an eventful day here at vatican city. it started with pope francis presiding over mass here in saint peter's square and then the beginning of synod, a major gathering of catholics from around the world, mainly bishops but some laypeople as well and for the first time women, who will be spending the next 26 days considering some of the key questions about how the catholic church moves forward and then at lunchtime, pope francis published a major document on climate change. it is an issue that the pope has talked about throughout the ten years of his papacy. in fact, in 2015 he publish an encyclical, that is the highest level of document that a the pope can publish, the highest level of document that a pope can publish, on the issue of environment where he called for much more to be done. this really

pope francis has warned that the world's climate "may be nearing breaking point" and global leaders andticises what he calls the pope's strongly—worded view, which criticises what he calls the "irresponsible lifestyle connected with the western model", was published on the day he's opening a major meeting of the roman catholic church with members from across the world expected to discuss issues including attitudes towards lgbt people. 0ur religion correspondent aleem maqbool is at the vatican in rome. you are just looking at live pictures there from the synod of bishops. we were talking in the last hour about the fact that this is a 26 day meeting involving something like 300 bishops. 0ur religion correspondent aleem maqbool is at the vatican in rome. throughout his papacy over the last ten years pope francis has been talking about the climate crisis, has made talking about the climate crisis central maybe to his work. and he, in 2015, released an encyclical which is the highest level of teaching document a pope can release, on climate change. but this really was a follow—up to that and

well, throughout his - papacy over the last ten years, pope francis has made talking about the climatecal which is the highest level of teaching document a pope can release, on climate change. but this really was a follow—up to that and it was a review, really, of how he feels the last eight years has gone since he released that document. and the verdict was, well, he didn't pull any punches in saying that it had been a failure in many aspects. the world's response to climate change over the last eight years. he talked about the global governing bodies having been ineffective, he did praise some of the initiatives from things like the copa meetings but said the commitments were vague, there wasn't enough sanctions for those countries that didn't fulfil their commitments, didn't reach their targets. he was scathing about politicians who still denied the problem of climate change or the human impact on climate change. but he was also critical of individuals, particularly in the west. he particularly in the west. he particularly focused on the us where, in his words, the emissions per per

ask your doctor about ibrance. >>> pope francis wants to make the catholic church a place for, quote,veryone, everyone, everyone. the pope opened a meeting today at st. peter's square to discuss the future of the catholic church. this air meeting lasts for three weeks. the pope said the church is in need of a repair, and he wants catholics to put politics and ideologies aside and welcome everyone. it is expected to elevate women and welcoming lgbtq members. the meeting won't result in decisions yet. this is the first session of a two-year process at the end of next year the pope will either accept or re-write a final document to adopt. >>> general motors is borrowing billions of dollars to stay afloat during the auto workers strike. they're still out. the union is demanding equal pay and benefits. gm says the loss in production has cost the company $200 million so far. the strike has almost stopped the production of g m's most profitable car, large pick jum trucks and suvs. they hope the line of credit will keep the company afloat through the work stoppage. >>> all right. that three-d

on international women's day this year that report was presented to pope francis by one of its authorsted the survey for the catholic roman speak network, and it is the largest survey of catholic women ever surveyed. and i guess the large number of responses came as a bit of a surprise, but also not because pope francis had encouraged people all around the world to contribute to dialogue for the synod process. and i think the large number of responses was largely catholic women, you know, wanting their voice heard in this synod process. and how important would you say is it that this synod in rome will allow women to vote for the first time? i think it's really highly significant. the women who completed the survey, you know, had a really strong sense of catholic identity. you know, nine out of ten of them said that their catholic identity was really important to them, but they also had, like really quite diverse lived experiences of catholicism. and even though they that that lived experience reflected the cultural context which they were placed around the world, we saw that there was

pope francis warned the world may be nearing breaking point was because of climate change. ange and the lifestyle connected with the western model. his views came in a paper issued at the start of a month—long summit of the roman catholic church. members from across the world will discuss a range of issues including the role of women. christopher lam is the vatican correspondent for the catholic magazine the tablet. i think they're any keeping in bringing together world leaders and influence them to take action to tackle the climate crisis. this document that he is released comes eight years after his encyclical or his teaching document issued before the paris cop 21 to influence that. i think this is the latest document that he does see this as an urgent issue that can no longer be put on the back burner. he is demanding, calling for action from world leaders, but also changes to people's lifestyles and saying to catholics, this is not an optional extra that you have to adopt lifestyles that are going to help protect the environment. he points out that emissions per individ

at a gathering to discuss the future of the catholic church, pope francis making it clear he would notthe way of blessings of same-sex unions in the church. the pontiff stressing, quote, everyone is welcome in the church. >>> when we come back tonight, the deadly plane crash. the small plane right into what home. >>> and the storms tonight from texas to oklahoma. this system then moving into the northeast, in a moment. i'm not just accomplished. i am accomplishing. so i'm doing all i can to help lower my risk of breaking a bone. for postmenopausal women with osteoporosis at high risk for fracture taking calcium and vitamin d may not be enough. adding prolia® is proven to help strengthen bones and reduce spine fracture risk by 68% with 1 shot every 6 months. do not take prolia® if you have low blood calcium, are pregnant, are allergic to it, or take xgeva®. serious allergic reactions like low blood pressure, trouble breathing, throat tightness, face, lip or tongue swelling, rash, itching or hives have happened. tell your doctor about dental problems as severe jaw bone problems may happe

speaking with pope francis today to discuss the israel hamas war.lso holding more talks with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu as an invasion is looming. alexandria hoff is blue -- live in delaware. >> certainly been busy. also speaking with the national security team today as he did yesterday. several european leaders as well according to the white house " the leaders have confirmed that there will now be continued flow of this critical assistance into gaza. the president expressed the release of two american hostages expressing ongoing efforts for the release of all remaining hostages. the question does linger. hostages are freed. we asked the president about that yesterday. >> are you encouraging the israelis to delay invasion? >> instantly talking to israelis avoiding directly addressing a u.s. urged delay. within geared feedback not only the right, but the obligation to defend. we are not in the business of second-guessing what they are doing. we are talking to them on a regular basis. >> within the last hour president biden and the fir

pope francis responding to the horrific attacks calling for an end to the violence. speaking in st. the pope pleaded to stop the attacks and weapons saying terrorism and war do not lead to any solution. the pope expressed sympathy to the families of the victims. >> translator: i follow with apprehension and sorrow what is happening in israel where violence has exploded even more quickly, causing hundreds of deaths and injuries. i express my solidarity with the relatives of the victims and i pray for all those who are experiencing hours of terror and anguish. >> he said, "war is a defeat. every war is always defeat." pope francis also wants everyone to pray for peace. i'm max foster. our coverage continues after this short break. the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the xfinity 10g netw

that was pope francis there. in other news.tor matthew perry, who's died at the age of 54. the star — who played chandler bing in the globally successful sitcom, which was one of the biggest shows of the 90s and noughties — was found dead at his los angeles home. our arts and entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba reports. each of friends�* six stars brought unique characteristics to the show. matthew perry's chandler was the funny one. someone at work ate my sandwich. well, what did the police say? i'm sorry, we don't have your sheep. i went to that tanning place your wife suggested. was that place the sun? supremely talented at delivering sometimes self—aware one—liners. i'm chandler, i makejokes when i'm uncomfortable. i'm not great at the advice. can i interest you in a sarcastic comment? but during his time on the comedy hit, he was struggling with addiction between the end of one season and the start of the next, losing more than 20 kilos, something he often spoke candidly about. it became a very public issue, which in h

that was pope francis talking about the israel hamas war.e on bbc news, you can go to the bbc news website or app. you can go to the bbc news website orapp. i you can go to the bbc news website or app. i am you can go to the bbc news website orapp. iam back you can go to the bbc news website or app. i am back in a couple of minutes with a further update on what is happening and also more of course on the death of the french star matthew perry, who has passed away at the age of 54. —— friends star. hello, the week ahead promises to bring yet more wet and very windy weather. in fact, we now have a named storm from the met office, storm ciaran, set to arrive through wednesday night and into thursday. so we could see a very blustery spell of weather indeed. as we end sunday afternoon, still some pretty heavy rain falling across parts of southern scotland and northern england with lots of showers elsewhere. as we head through the night, this area of weather will pull out into the north sea, but we will keep showers going, particulary around south

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okay, thank you so much for that, jonathan decrypts from you and assess its pope francis has called for humanitarian corners, like the ones we're just talking about to help those under siege. and guys on pope's appeal comes as israel readies its troops for ground assault and retaliation . for unprecedented attacks suffered a week ago, both france is also renewed. his call for the release of the hostages, kidnapped by how mass militants, you know, will not be a little. you mean i am again a feeling for the release of the hostages source ip. i'm the and i strongly urge that children in the sick leave. this is women and also billions should not fall victim to the conflict of these 50 to many humanitarian law must be respected by that, especially in gods all the way it is urgent and necessary. you gotta do guarantee to many 1000000000 quarter door, so go ahead and tell them the population. some western countries have banned pro palestinian demonstrations saying they couldn't disturb public order. but tens of thousands of people across the world have joined raleigh's in support of public pal

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. >>> pope francis be rates climate skeptics and world leaders for the climate crisis in his strongest comment on the environment yet. we'll have a report from rome. >>> and plus torrential rains and strong winds hit taiwan. we'll have the latest on where the typhoon is heading next. is it possible my network could take my business to the next level? it is with comcast business. powering all your devices with gig-speed wifi. and you get fast downloads and uploads. pick it up! pick it up! oh we got this! because it's powered by the next generation 10g network. more speed for your business? it's not just possible. it's happening. get started for $59.99 a month for 12 months. plus, ask how to get an $800 prepaid card with a qualifying internet bundle. comcast business, powering possibilities. >>> investigators in italy are still trying to figure out what caused a bus to plunge from an overpass killing at least 21 people and injuring 18 others. >> cameras capture the moment the bus went through the railing. the footage is obviously very disturbing. >> the bus crashed through the guard rail

this afternoon president biden held phone calls with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, pope francis, and leaders from canada and across europe. those calls coming as more urgent aid has now made its way into gaza. cnn has confirmed at least 14 relief aid trucks carrying vital supplies have entered the enclave today. >> i want to go on the ground right now in israel. cnn's diplomatic editor nic robertson is joining us from israel not far from gaza. what more are you learning about the fighting between israeli forces and hamas that took place inside the gaza strip today? >> reporter: we don't know the precise reason for this incursion. it wasn't announced in advance. most surprised there because operational security is paramount for israeli forces. there has been so much discussion about a full scale incursion. this was not that. this appears was a limited operation to prepare the ground for potentially a larger incursion and it seems to have run into a hamas, some hamas operatives who we understand fired a rocket propelled grenade missile at one of the tanks. hamas is claiming this a

the president also spoke to pope francis today according to the white house where the two also discussed the situation in israel and gaza. white house officials watching all this very closely and the president himself being briefed regularly by his national security team. >> huge issue obviously facing the president of the united states. alex, there is some question as you know about whether the biden administration is asking israel to delay any ground incursion into gaza. but a senior israeli official is flatly denying that claim. what more are you learning? >> this is a major priority for the biden administration to get these american hostages out, to get all of the hostages out. this is something that the u.s. has asked qatar to talk to hamas about. and clearly the u.s. is encouraged by the fact that the two americans were released, mother and daughter, on friday. and so there is hope here in the u.s. and certainly elsewhere including israel that more progress can be made on the hostage front as well as getting aid into gaza which is under way but certainly far from mission accomplish

asia, from yemenis exchanging fire or accepting truces to iraqis fighting daesh, or receiving pope francisical bureau of the palestinian resistance movement hamas says the operation of al-axa flood against. israel will end with palestinians victory, and iran says it supports the palestinians in their fight against the israeli occupation regime with several other countries blaming israel for the escalation.

. >>> and pope francis takes the stance of potential blessings on same sex couples, one that could raise eyebrows from the most conservative cardinals. >>> governors taking steps to tackle the growing migrant crisis. they have identified 18,000 opportunities for venezuelan migrants. >> she says this initiative will alleviate pressure on new york city's migrant crisis and reduce the number of people living in migrant shelters. mayor adams will travel to latin american countries later on this week in part to learn about the path that asylum seekers take. his office says he will stop at the darien gap, the treacherous forest connecting south and central america that has become a major crossing for migrants trying to reach the united states. >>> usecretary of state antony blinken will also head south to visit mexico. he will meet with the country's president. >>> united nations security council has approved an armed multinational force to restore in haiti. the nation has been torn by murderous gang violence, political chaos and collapse of its economy and health system. pozstefano pozzebon r

. >>> well, pope francis has kicked off a global summit of bishops with some important issues at stake within the catholic church. and these are live pictures from the vatican where the nearly month-long meeting known as the senate is now under way. the summit is expected to expose more divisions between progressive and conservative members of the church as they tackle. >> including the role of women and attitudes towards the lgbtq community. it also comes just days after pope francis suggested for the first time that same sex couples could receive blessings on a limited case-by-case basis. and thank you so much for your company. i'm rosemary church. have yourselves a wonderful day. cnn newsroom continues with max foster and bianca nobilo. from chrome to duckduckgo. duckduckgo is a browser you download to your mobile and desktop devices. unlike chrome, the duckduckgo browser has privacy built-in. it comes with a private alternative to google search, which doesn■t spy on your searches, and it blocks cookies and creepy ads. and there's no catch. it's free. we make money from ads, but the

pope francis has suggested that same—sex couples could be blessed by the catholic church in the futurey marriages and blessings, the vatican has always rejected a change. as our rome correspondent explained, it is not the first time the pope does not comments diverged from traditional catholic doctrine. he has traditional catholic doctrine. he: has form and expressing a public or personal opinion that is different from the doctrine of the catholic church. in the catholic church going against that. so in 2020, he suggested that support for same—sex civil unions only a few months later, for the vatican congregation for the doctrine of the faith to come out and absolutely say that was not going to come out desk not going to happen and ruled that god cannot bless sin. the question now, is this once again a personal opinion by a pope who is more on the liberal wing relatively speaking of the catholic church, which will not be confirmed by any doctrine or change from the vatican or is it something that is he trying to pull the catholic church behind him in a large discussion about catholic a

west asia, from yemenis exchanging fire or accepting truces to iraqis fighting daesh or receiving pope francis. in a nutshell, summarizes big issues in five minutes. it puts words and events frequenting the news in perspective. ashhadu anna muhammmadan rasul. now entering its uh fourth day, we're looking at some uh ladies and gentlemen, we're continuing with uh our coverage of the war on gaza, as israeli war planes are um continuing their death. the onslot on the besiege palestinian territory, the uh indiscriminate attacks by the israelis is entered it six day now as the death toll has passed um 1200 including scores of children. israel has pounded gaza's commercial zones, residential areas, refugee camps. gaza is under full israel sie and now uh as we've been uh highlighting over the past few hours the only power plant there has been uh shut down and has been rendered to totally ineffective after running out of fuel on wednesday according to health authorities overwhelmed hospitals without electricity will have to rely on their emergency generators which will only last for at at most few days

biden also spoke about conflict and peace with pope francis. but tonight it's desperation and war that dominates our coverage. cbs' charlie d'agata leads us off from tel aviv. >> reporter: good evening, maurice. israeli defense forces have vowed to intensify their attacks on gaza with the aim of crippling hamas' fighting capabilities ahead of that expected ground offensive. but civilians continue to pay the heaviest price. tonight, israel stepping up its aerial assault again. escalating airstrikes even further in the last 24 hours pummelling gaza. as the death toll climbs to more than 4,300 people. on a second front, the west bank, a rare airstrike there the city of jenin targeting a suspected terror cell, israeli military officials describe as a ticking bomb. a second aid convoy rolled into gaza from egypt, carrying desperately needed food, water, and medicine. gaza's overwhelmed hospitals are not only operating without power, but adequate equipment and supplies. friday's release of two american hostages, judith and natalie ranaan raised hopes

longest-serving woman in the senate and the oldest serving member of congress at the time he forgot pope francisried the road is collapsing due to climate change and they are a breaking way. these strong words were published but he also criticized global decision-makers for being an effective parent -- in effec tive. the death -- the 2030 world cup will be jointly hosted by morocco, portugal, and spelling. -- and spain. your -- argentina and paraguay and uruguay will also hold some matches. the inaugural world cup was hosted in uruguay in 1930. they said they had to get this decision right after a tumultuous's. >> it is a messy compromise. the president was depth -- desperate to avoid the messy bidding process between bids. you also have to bear in mind he is running another bidding process for the next world cup. the last one, fifa had two bidding processes at the same time between russia and qatar, very controversial circumstances where there were accusations of bribery. fifa has been tarnished by that is desperate to avoid that process won. caitriona: the u.s. german -- women's gymnastics tea

and pope francis warns that the world's climate "may be nearing breaking point", as a summit of catholicpbell. welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them. let's start with the conservative party conference with the prime minister has announced his scrapping a major part of one of your�*s biggest infrastructure projects. rishi sunak confirmed that a key leg of the h52 high—speed rail project which would have linked birmingham to manchester has been axed due to its soaring costs. he

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daesh or receiving pope francis in a nutshell summarizes big issues in five minutes, it puts words ands anger at the islamic republic scientific progress. tehran says london's interfering remarks will not weaken i nation's determination to break new ground in the fields of science and technology. president ibrahim raisy reiterates iran's opposition to the opening of the zangazure corridor in the caucases. he says a corridor will become a foothold for nato's presence in that region. ry calls a proposed court or a threat to the national security. of region

but his personal pope francis also arrived to say goodbye to his friend.sident emeritus, senator for life george napolitan, was given state honors. on september 26, the funeral procession left the palazzo madama, where the senate, the upper house of deputies of italy is located, crossed the historical center of rome, passed through scorsomento, vodorets montecetori. lower house of deputy, secular funeral of george napolitana, the first in the history of the republic to take place in montetoria, a sign of respect for the individual. president, all state institutions and diplomatic missions of italy had state flags at half-mast. in italian political circles, george napolitana was jokingly called king george, as he was one of the most influential politicians for many, many years. in fact, there was not a single significant political post that he did not occupy. he was also the chairman of the chamber deputies, and mep, and minister, and president, senator for life, as president of italy, napolitano for many years was the guarantor of the country's stability,

biden also spoke about conflict and peace with pope francis. tonight it is desperation and war that dominates our coverage. cbs's charlie d'agata leads us off from tel aviv. >> reporter: good evening, maurice. israeli defense forces vowed to intensify their attacks on gaza with the aim of crippling hamas' fighting capabilities ahead of the expected ground offensive, but civilians continue to pay the heaviest price. tonight israel is stepping up its aerial assault again. escalating air strikes even further in the last 24 hours, pummelling gaza. as the death toll climbs to more than 4300 people. on a second front the wafrj, a rare air strike there in the city of jenine targeting a suspected terror cell, israeli military officials describe as a ticking bomb. a second aid convoy rolled into gaza from egypt carrying desperately needed food, water, and medicine. gaza's overwhelmed hospitals are not only operating without power but adequate equipment and supplies. friday's release of two american hostages judith and natalie raanan raised hopes other c

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today -- pope francis has suggested there could be ways to respect -- blessed same sex unions. vatican that marriage is an indissoluble union between a man and a woman. it has long opposed gay marriage, with catholic priests -- but catholic priests in parts of europe have blessed same-sex. a group of women seeking composition from the danish government after being fitted with coils in a program intended to limit birth rates among the indigenous population. autopsies carried out on more than 100 river dolphin carcasses found in brazil. experts think severe drought has led to the water overheating, killing the dolphins, along with thousands of fish. the dolphins have slow reproductive cycles, making populations vulnerable to environmental shocks. you are living with bbc news. in new york, it is the second day of the civil case threatening donald trump's business empire. the former u.s. president was making his way earlier into court, a trial he calls a witch hunt. mr. trump is accused of massively inflating the value of his properties to secure better loans. he has denied any wro

but his personal pope francis also arrived to say goodbye to his friend.nt emeritus, senator for life george napolitan, was given state honors. september 26, funeral procession left the palace of madama, where the senate, the upper house of deputies of italy, is located, crossed the historical center of rome, passed through scorsomento, the village of montecito. honorary president , state flags were lowered at half-mast in all state institutions and diplomatic missions of italy. in italian political circles, george napolitana was called a joke. king george because he was one of the most powerful politicians for many, many years. in fact, there was not a single significant political post that he occupied. he was also the chairman chamber of deputies, and mep, and minister, and president, senator for life. as president of italy, napolitano for many years was the guarantor of the country's stability, and these were not at all... simple times, during the years of his presidency, suffice it to say, he appointed five prime ministers, the heroes of the form of po

asia, from yemenese exchanging fire or accepting truces. to irakis fighting daesh or receiving pope francism statement its latest satellite launch saying it reflects the uk's anger at the islamic republic scientific progress. tehran says london's interfering remarks will not be kin iranian nation's determination to break new grounds in the field of science and technology. president ibrahim reiterates her opposition to the opening of the zangazer corridor in the caucasus. he says a corridor will become a foothold for nato's presence in that region. ricy calls a post corridor a threat to the. national security of regional states.