anatoly, i would also like to discuss with you in general the behavior of pope francis, who is not theirst time during the full-scale invasion to make some curtseys towards russia, and i would like, you know, to get to the root of the problem. to be complacent, because stating the fact that maybe pope francis is not well informed about what is happening in ukraine, or who is the cause of the war in ukraine, is one story, but we understand that we have a representative in the vatican, is it working enough, is our diplomacy, and political diplomacy, and spiritual diplomacy working enough to convince the holy see of the correctness of their statements, at least. and how can we help to end this war as much as possible, because we have never seen here on the territory of ukraine either pope francis or his envoys who would declare their support and condemnation of what russia is doing in ukraine? well, there was a representative, even since then, a second person in the vatican, cardinal pietro parolin, came in the summer, and he actually expressed his support and his statements are always, w

these are pictures of pope francis being greeted at the international airport in the capital. hildren. indonesia is the world's most populous muslim—majority country, and the pope is due to visit a mosque and a neighbouring church during his three days there. the vatican says the focus of the trip is inter—faith harmony. 87—year—old pope francis has reduced his travel in recent years due to health problems, but this twelve—day trip is his longest trip as pontiff. as well as visiting indonesia, he will also travel to papua new guinea, east timor and singapore. he is set to travel nearly 33,000 kilometres during the trip, and he is scheduled to attend more than a0 events. 0ur correspondentjonathan head has more on the indonesia stop of this tour. he is continuing a long—standing policy of the vatican of upholding the best possible relations with a country which in many ways as a model of multi—faith tolerance. i mean, indonesia does have the world's largest muslim population, but it is not an islamic state, islam is not the official religion. there are significant minorities, inc

pope francis calls on young people to be protected from abuse as he arrived in timor—leste.is visit comes after a prominent east timorese bishop, was accused of sexually abusing young boys in the country during the 1980s and 90s. i was but the learner, now i am the master! and the voice behind the mask, james earljones, the american actor who voiced darth vader and mufasa, has died at the age of 93. some breaking news now from gaza. at least a0 palestinians have been killed in an israeli airstrike on a tent encampmnent in the mawasi area in khan younis, known as the humanitarian zone. the israeli military said its aircraft attacked an operations centre belonging to hamas militants. eyewitnesses told the bbc that large explosions rocked the mawasi area shortly after midnight and flames could be seen rising into the sky. we are keeping track of this development and will keep you up to date as and when we get more details. now to in afghanistan, where life for the country's 21 million women hasjust become even tougher. three years after the taliban's return to power, a new law

pope francis has unexpectedly weighed into the us election. ingapore to indonesia, the pope said trump's stance on immigration, and harris's views on abortion, leave voters with a choice between "the lesser of two evils." translation: both are against live, even the _ translation: both are against live, even the one _ translation: both are against live, even the one who - translation: both are against live, even the one who chases l live, even the one who chases migrants or kill children. i cannot decide, i can't say, i'm not american and won't be voting. expelling migrants, not giving them the chance of working or welcome them is a sin, it is grey. —— it is grave. sin, it is grey. -- it is grave-— sin, it is grey. -- it is rave. . ., ., grave. that was pope francis s-ueakin grave. that was pope francis speaking to _ grave. that was pope francis speaking to journalists - grave. that was pope francis speaking to journalists on . grave. that was pope francis speaking to journalists on a i speaking to journalists on a flight between singapore and

pope francis will celebrate mass with 50,000 people at the national stadium in singapore. the three—day visit to the city state — the first by a pope in almost a0 years — marks the final leg of his four—nation tour of southeast asia. animal rights campaigners have accused the british government we are monitoring this live scene. people have been waiting celebrate mass with the pope and that he is live as he is about to celebrate mass amongst 50,000 catholics in singapore. an important moment for singapore's catholic community. so we are monitoring the live shotin so we are monitoring the live shot in singapore as the pope is greeted. you are watching bbc news. next, the war in ukraine. america's top diplomat, antony blinken, is in poland today following his trip to kyiv. these are the latest pictures of mr blinken arriving in warsaw. he is due to meet senior polish officials to discuss support for ukraine. the secretary of state said yesterday he will take back to washington the discussions he and his british counterpart have had with ukrainian officials about the use of lo

pope francis has arrived in singapore, the final stop of his longest overseas trip.as been to indonesia, papua new guinea and east timor, where he s faced criticism of the church 5 handling of sexual abuse allegations. in singapore, he 5 expected to emphasise themes of unity and religious harmony. the last time a pope visited the modern island nation was in 1986. steve lai has more. a perhaps smaller but no less enthusiastic welcome for pope francis as he arrived at singapore's vip terminal. these were the lucky few chosen to be part of the welcoming party. now, this venue is typically used for mega sporting events or for concerts for international superstars. but for this occasion, it's going to be turned into an arena where the pope can celebrate mass with over 50,000 attendees. as you can see, the stage is currently being set up. we've had choirs practising, we've had volunteers getting things in place, security guards as well, going through their routines of what they need to do to ensure everybody is safe during the celebrations. and as you can see up on the sta

pope francis is in timor-leste _ severely limited.. pope francis is in timor-leste eight for the is in timor—leste eight for the first people busy to the catholic country since independence from indonesia into thousand two. he arrived on monday where he was welcomed by the president and other dignitaries for the start of his three—day visit to the country. we've got business news and sport coming up, so do stay here on bbc news. hello. our weather is set to turn colder over the next few days, superbly worth getting the warmerjumpers and warmer duvets out. this cloud is a cold front, and the chilly air is behind it. that will sweep south over the next 24 hours. the weather is feeling much more autumnal over the next couple of days. to date has been cloudy this morning, but signs of the crowd broken up, for example, in cumbria. more generally across western areas. the brighter skies will push east. we have some thicker cloud to the north—west, so it will tend to cloud over this afternoon in northern ireland and western scotland with a f

now, on sunday, pope francis was early in papua new guinea.visited a very remote village there where he was greeted by thousands of well-wishers. he delivered medicine, aid and assistance in he also delivered a critical message. listen to this peace for the nations and also for creation know, to rearmament and exploitation of our common home yes, to the encounter between peoples and cultures yes, to the harmony of men and women with creatures the 87-year-old pope has been on a 12th day for nation tour across southeast asia and the south pacific. a trip that ends this friday when he returns back to rome by two nano kristie lu stout in hong kong. many thanks and thank you for joining us. i'm anna coren for all international viewers, world sport is next for our viewers in the united states and canada, i'll be back with more cnn newsroom after this short break who are you i mean, a child what you really need in life is some breaking we're talking our job wanted rte the totally talked out crossover the higher the horsepower, the more power dollars

his plane l has touched down, pope francis arriving in indonesia.r, singapore, papua new guinea, overa timor, singapore, papua new guinea, over a 12—day trip. i'll be back with business today here on bbc news. see you in a moment. hello there. whether we like it or not, september is the month where we transition from summer into autumn and we are already seeing the first signs of that. we had a warm southerly, a humid feel but already a north—westerly flow drives fresh air across the country. by the middle part of this week temperatures will revert back to where they should be at this stage, generally from 16 to 21 celsius. monday brought a day of heavy rain across scotland in particular and that eases away but still a trail of showers will linger for quite some time during tuesday. so we will start off across the midlands with one or two isolated showers. these could become more frequent as they drift east. heavy and thundery into the afternoon across eastern england. dry, settled and sunny and after a lovely start across scotland it will cloud ove

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this has been a testing and challenging trip for pope francis. this has been testing strength. just a reminder, he is 87-years-old and he is it's been on this 12th day epic, four-nation tore across asia and today at this very moment, he has been leading hundreds of thousands of faithfulness summated 600,000 in a vast open-air mass in dilley, east timor on this sweltering day back to you? yeah. >> that's a stunning sight and plenty more to come on this south asia tour southeast asia tour. kristie lu stout from hong kong. thank you now police released more than an hour of body cam footage showing the traffic stop that the miami dolphins player tyreek hill will have that video and hills reaction just ahead. the pros for have i got news for you? a pretty yeah. >> what are the kinds we could run our news before then? >> i would never happen if i got news for you from your saturday at nine on cnn and streaming next day on mac. >> i'm jonathan lawson here to tell you about life insurance through the colonial penn program if your age 50 to 85 and looking to buy life insurance on a fixe

because the pope, pope francis, is arriving there. part of a very big tour, and this is a mostly catholic nation, formerly a portuguese colony, in southeast asia. it is a three—day visit which will include an open—air celebration of mass, and the vatican says that it could include half the population, which is around 1.3 million, so, they are expecting very big crowds there. the pope, who is 87, isjust leaving his car, it seems, we canjust 87, isjust leaving his car, it seems, we can just see on the other side of the windows, i think. at the start of this trip in timor—leste. part of a big tour organised by the vatican. he has just come to timor—leste from papua new guinea, and you can see there the pope... applause and cheering. being escorted there by his aides. he is 87, and he has been on this big tour, attendance of tens of thousands of people expected to gather there to meet him. applause and cheering. you can hear some of the crowds there, as we see pope francis take his place. and it is expected there will be an open—air mass

to reiterate what you were saying about the mass that took place, pope francis was administering it, ery much the theme of his time here is about solidarity. you mentioned that earlier. he gave his homily in italian, thankfully we got a translation of that and we can decipher from that he was talking about solidarity. singapore is a multireligious and multiethnic society. we had prayers in a variety of languages here in singapore. he was greeted at the airport bite four children from each of the major ethnic cities in singapore, greeting him with song as well. the songs are breaking out a rapid once again. church masses are usually quite sombre, but the reception he received was incredibly warm and now it has become more of a concert vibe. you mention 50,000 catholics here, but this venue is where national days take place, taylor swift has performed here, as well as coldplay. today, singapore was able to witness pope francis appearing and conducting a mass. interesting to hear the social and political messages, i suppose, from the pope when he met leaders from society. singapore is a

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it's his longest trip since becoming pope. francis will be in indonesia until friday. then he's scheduled to vip papua new guinea, then east timor, and singapore before returning home to rome. the pope will be traveling more than 20,000 miles and headlining more than 40 events in which he's expected to urge action on climate change. >>> coming up, out of action. how many games a san francisco 49ers player will miss after being shot in the chest. >>> and olympic rings row. a debate over the olympic symbol and a paris landmark. rings row. and a paris landmark. new mr. clean ultra foamy magic eraser? with the scrubbing power of magic eraser and the cleaning power of dawn. watch it make soap scum here... disappear... and sprays can leave grime like that ultra foamy melts it on contact. magic. new ultra foamy magic eraser. my moderate to severe crohn's symptoms kept me out of the picture. with skyrizi, feel significant symptom relief at 4 weeks. many people were in remission at 12 weeks, 1 year, and even at 2 years. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infecti

these are pictures of pope francis being greeted at the international airport in the capital.nd a neighbouring church during his three days there. our correspondentjonathan head has more on the indonesia stop of this tour. he is continuing a long—standing policy of the vatican of upholding the best possible relations with a country which in many ways as a model of multi—faith tolerance. i mean, indonesia does have the world's largest muslim population, but it is not an islamic state, islam is not the official religion. there are significant minorities, including around 8 million roman catholics, and the indonesian modern state has always accepted a place for all faiths, and so i think it's always seen, given that it's such a large muslim population, as a sort of showcase of how relations between different faiths can be managed, and in general, most indonesian governments have stuck to the secular origins of the modern country when it declared independence and made a place for all these religions, and the vatican has kept significant diplomatic representation there. it's been 3

pope francis is currently in singapore on the final leg of an ambitious i2—dayjourney across south—eastitical authorities — where he is expected to focus on inter—faith dialogue and reinforcing the catholic church's presence in the region — as well as highlighting issues such as, wealth inequality and climate change. steve lai has been taking a look a the preparations for the papal visit. people are perhaps smaller but no less enthusiastic welcome for pope francis as he arrived at singapore's vip terminal. these were the lucky few chosen to be part of the welcoming party. now, this venue is typically used for mega sporting events or for concerts for international superstars. but for this occasion, it's going to be turned into an arena where the pope can celebrate mass with over 50,000 attendees. as you can see, the stage is currently being set up. we've had choirs practising, we've had volunteers getting things in place, security guards as well, going through their routines of what they need to do to ensure everybody is safe during the celebrations. and as you can see up on the stage it

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pope francis announced that he would not go to the capital of france for the opening of notre dame defter its restoration. he did not specify why. however, some media outlets linked this to the nuances of the olympic opening ceremony. and now about the weather: summer is retreating from the east of the country. at the same time, a state of emergency is being introduced in the krasnoyarsk territory due to over-wetting of the soil after abnormal rains. we will find out all the details from our meteorologist ekaterina grigorova. katya, good morning. good morning. in the european part of the country, i i think that summer is also slowly saying goodbye to us. yes, our long summer is retreating, tomorrow it will be distinctly cool. well, in the capital of the largest region of russia in yakutia, snowflakes fell from the sky for the first time today. the yakutsk weather station did not record any snow cover, though. the air temperature in the ground layer was +1.9. snow-tile did not reach the ground, well, at the top in the cloud formation layer the temperature was of course negative. at the

pope francis has spent his first day injakarta in indonesia at the start of an historic and ambitiouson. indonesia is the world's most populous muslim—majority country and the vatican says the focus of the trip is inter—faith harmony. he was welcomed to jakarta by refugees and orphaned children at a reception at the city's papal diplomatic mission. the 87—year old has reduced his travel in recent years due to health problems, but this twelve—day trip is his longest as pontiff. as well as visiting indonesia, he will also travel to papua new guinea, east timor and singapore. he is set to travel nearly 33,000 kilometres during the trip. and he is scheduled to attend more than a0 events. jonathan had is following the indonesia stop of the two. he continuing — indonesia stop of the two. he: continuing a long—standing policy of the vatican of upholding the best possible relations with the country in ways is a marvel of multifaith tolerance. indonesia does have the largest muslim population but it is not an islamic state. islam is not the official religion and there are significant minoritie

it's the longest that any pope has carried out in the history of people, foreign travel, pope francis will be traveling over almost 33,000 kilometers it says across four countries in 12 days now, this visit that the pope is embarking on is an opportunity for francis to highlight some of the key themes of his pontificate. top of the agenda is interfaith dialogue, building friendship with the muslim world. francis, of course in indonesia is going to the country with the world's largest muslim population. he'll be taking part in an important interfaith dialogue event at the istiklal mosque, the largest mosque in southeast asia. this trip will also be a chance for francis to highlight his efforts for protection of the environment if course is going to come countries that are on the front line of the climate crisis use existence is imperiled by rising sea levels. and you'll also have a chance to show his support for catholic communities far from rome in the peripheries that france is loves to visit and go to now, some people are asking, how is an 87-year-old pontiff? tiff going to manage t

this time around, of course, pope francis will be celebrating the openness of indonesia but that doesesia. it is always a sensitive issue managing them. the issue of whether relations in different parts of indonesia between christian and muslim communities have been strained in recent years when we have had the growth of for example of islamic extremism in the region. those are all factors that the pope will be very conscious of as he goes to these very symbolic big meetings. the one at the istiqlal mosque, the largest mosque in southeast asia, the main mosque injakarta, to highlight valuing these relationships between the different faiths and then a big rally, a big mass to be held in one of the largest stadiums in jakarta to which roman catholics from all over indonesia and many from quite far—flung islands will travel for this probably once—in—a—lifetime trip to see a pope. to some other important news around the world. a former aide to the new york governor kathy hochul has been arrested as being an undisclosed agent of the chinese government. linda sun continued to work in state

pope francis has arrived at the presidential palace in the indonesian capital jakarta, kicking off theongest and farthest trip of his tenure to the asia pacific region. hello, i'm sally bundock. french authorities say at least 12 people, including a pregnant woman, have died after a boat carrying dozens of migrants capsized in the english channel. around 50 people were rescued in an operation involving boats and helicopters. the french coastguard says the boat got into difficulty off gris—nez at around 6am local time, and everyone on board ended up in the water. an emergency medical care centre was set up at boulogne—sur—mer. the latest uk government figures show the number of people crossing the channel in small boats so far this year is 21,403. that's more than in the same period last year, but fewer than 2022. but in the first six months of 2024, there's been an 18% rise in the number of arrivals, on 2023, and it's now clear more migrants are getting onto each boat. an average of 51, with the vast majority, being young men. from boulogne—sur—mer in northern france, here's andrew har

pope francis started off day two of his trip here to singapore at the national university.alongside president tharman shanmugaratnam and discussed issues that are close to his heart. he talked about social cohesion. interfaith dialogue, and he talked about the environment as well. and these are three themes that he carried throughout his trip here to the asia pacific and their themes as well, and they're themes as well, that that singapore likes to play up as well, especially when it comes to ethnic diversity. here in singapore, we have four major races. and in fact, during the service that took place at the national stadium, we saw prayers take place in those four languages. when he got off the plane at the vip terminal, he was greeted by four children, all representing the four ethnicities of singapore as well. so following that visit to the university, he then came to the national stadium, which you can see behind me, where he conducted a mass with 50,000 devotees that all came, got their seats through ballot and were the lucky ones to be able to celebrate mass with him

went pope francis does that people pay attention.ff isn't putting in his a few cents on the election. he does not seem to be impressed by either the former president or current vice at present chief religion correspondent lauren green is live in new york city with the story. the pope is always impressed with you by the way it. [laughter] >> thank you very much, arthel. he's impressed with you as well. as a rule pope's do not weigh in on elections. yesterday pope francis slammed both of presidential candidates for their policies concerning life and told catholics to do some soul-searching before forecasting their vote on their return trip to asia support given one who supports abortion or closes borders. the pope said we are both against life. >> you must vote and choose the lesser evil. that lady or that gentleman both are against life with us the one chasing away migrants or the one that kills children. both are against life. >> never went on trump's platform is promising to seal the border and migrant invasion. it'every elected pre

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a perhaps smaller but no less enthusiastic welcome for pope francis, as he arrived at singapore's vips for international superstars. but for this occasion, it's going to be turned into an arena, where the pope can celebrate mass with over 50,000 attendees. as you can see, the stage is currently being set up. we've had choirs practising, we've had volunteers getting things in place, security guards, as well, going through their routines of what they need to do to ensure everybody is safe during the celebrations, and as you can see up on the stage itself, where the pope is going to be sitting, and where he'll be presiding over mass, right here in singapore. jesus christ our lord. it has been almost four decades since singapore's last papal visit in 1986. the late popejohn paul ii spentjust five hours in the country. this time, pope francis will spend three days here as part of the last leg of a 12—day tour of the asia pacific, the significance of which has not been lost on his catholic flock. so what does it mean for the peoples of this region, notjust for singapore, but for the peoples

pope francis has called on people to treat each other with fairness in a mass in singapore. d be united in solidarity despite being ethnically diverse. singapore is the last leg of a 12 day asia—pacific tour for the 87—year—old pontiff. my colleague joins us from singapore. where you were last hour, a huge concert taking place after the mass and the sheer volume we could hear gives a sense of the celebration this has been for catholics in the country. i could not hear you and i could barely hear myself. that was about an hour ago but everything is calm now, very quiet. the stadium behind me is gearing down and hopefully the lights will stay on while i'm talking to you. significant day in singapore and the pope has been here before, in 1986, and he only stayed here five hours but this time around pope francis was in singapore for three days and this is the second day. he started with a visit to a university and he spoke alongside the singapore president talking about social cohesion and interfaith dialogue and the environment as well. those were messages he was trying to get a

griff: pope francis has weighed in, slamming both candidates by urging catholic voters to choose the en greene has more on this. the pope raising eyebrows. >> reporter: you have to decide who the lesser evil would be but folks don't weigh in on elections, pope francis slammed both presidential candidates for policies including life, forecasting their vote. on his return trip from asia, and those who supports abortion, both candidates oppose life. >> translator: who is the lesser evil? that lady or that gentlemen, the one who chose to allay migrant or the one who kills children, both are against life. >> promising to steal the border and a migrant invasion and promises the largest deportation if reelected president. pope francis says it is a right that's in the old testament. and become a great evil, and and a 100% rating with the nation's largest provider of planned parenthood. right now catholics appear to be leaning towards trump according to a new pew survey. catholics fail the former president 52 to 47%. griff: thank you. jacqui: details of the opportunity economy would affect sma

. >>> the "associated press" said pope francis troubled to papua, new guinea, with humanitarian aid andhe 87-year-old pontiff briefly met sunday with the local catholic community and missionaries from his native argentina. he was greeted by an estimated crowd of 20,000 people singing and dancing. the stop is part of pope francis' marathon 12-day tour of southeast asia in which he has touted religious harmony. he arrived in east timor this morning. >>> u.s. open, americans shut out of the championships. the results of the finals as an italian player makes history. ts italian player makes history. ♪ ♪ i got the power of 3. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. i'm under 7. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease. i'm lowering my risk. adults lost up to 14 pounds. i lost some weight. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't share needles or pens, or reuse needles. don't take ozempic® if you or you

pope. this is quite a trip well, jessica, it is quite a trip. it's not just the longest visit, but francis has made of his pontificate. it's the longest trip that any pope has embarked upon. francis is as you say, traveling almost 33,000 kilometers across the globe and a really important part of this visit is going to be interfaith dialogue, building relationships with the muslim well and other religions. when francis's in jakarta, in indonesia, he's going to be having an important meeting at a mosque, which is the largest mosque in southeast asia. it's the most that's connected physically by a tunnel to the catholic cathedral across the road. i kind of example embodiment of the vision that pope francis wants to see. he of course, in indonesia, be in the world's most populous muslim country. i think the pope will be hoping that this message of dialogue and peace and friendship can resonate across the world at a time when we see growing conflicts and wars. and these problems that francis has been trying to address many times. now, he will be hoping that his visit can have an impact globally

. >>> pope francis is visiting indonesia this. >>morning. his 11-day jaunt will be the longest overseas trip of his papacy. what's on the agenda for the pope's trip? >> reporter: good morning, frances. this is, without a doubt, the longest and most-demanding trip pope francis has ever taken over the next week, two weeks, he's going to be visiting indonesia where he landed this morning, then east timor and papua, new guinea and singapore for a total of 20,000 miles. that would be challenging for anyone, let's alone an 87-yeard man who has had trouble walking without a cane or more recently a wheelchair. he had a few other issues like frequent lung infections that forced him to take frequent breaks. on the flight from rome to jakarta, he looked like he was in good spirits and good health and managed to walk through the aisle to the back of the plane, greeting the journalists traveling with him as he does usually, and he told them that he was happy to be on this trip. now during the visit to asia, he will address a number of issues that are dear

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democratic rival tries to sell voters on a new path forward up the latest from the campaign trail pope francis criticizes donald trump and kamala harris, your his message to voters and new details and 911 dispatch audio from the mass shooting at a high school in georgia. what we're learning right now this is cnn news with kim brunhuber he was vice president kamala harris is campaigning hard in the key swing state of pennsylvania with 19 electoral votes. it's the biggest prize among the election battlegrounds, while harris spent friday in pennsylvania, former president donald trump was in nevada and other state that could sway the election. despite previously saying he won't debate harris again, trump told reporters after walking away from the cameras that he might change his mind. listen i did great with the debates and i think they've answered everything. but maybe if i got in the right mood, i don't know right now. >> i'm leading our alayna treene was at trump's event in las vegas and tells us he spoke repeatedly about what happened during the debate. >> well former president donald trump's

we're on display as we drove from the airport with pope francis doing huge crowd. some of them ten deep tomorrow, the pope will be something liberating a math in east timor for people here. and it's expected that there could be as many as 700,000 gathering for that mass, which is more than half the 1.3 million population. so huge enthusiasm for the pope here we should say that the scourge of clerical sexual abuse is also hanging over this visit. bishop, a bellow, a nobel peace prize winner official from east timor who helped in the struggle for independence has in recent year has been accused of sexual abuse of minors placed under restrictions by the vatican. there's a question about whether or not the pope will address abuse when he is here, some people would like to see that, but really, at the moment, very much a joyful and enthusiastic welcome for the pope. and what is the third trip on his tour of southeast asia? i'll the third country in his toy southeast asia and the pacific all right. >> well, we will continue to watch and see this play out that mass as you

. >>> pope francis is in indonesia this morning, arriving in jakarta just a few hours ago. he will also travel to papua, new guinea and singapore. the 11-day jaunt will be the longest foreign trip of his papacy. let's go to claudio lavanga. what's on the agenda for the pope's trip? >> reporter: there's no doubt this will be the longest and most demanding trip pope francis has ever undertaken, as you mentioned, over the next two weeks. a bit less than that. he will visit indonesia where he landed early this morning, papua, knew new guinea and sing. a little over 20,000 miles. that would be a challenging trip for anyone, let alone an 87-year-old man who's been having problems walking without the help of a cane, and more recently, with the help of a wheelchair. and who had also other issues, health issues like frequent lung infections. but, on the plane from rome to jakarta overnight, he looked like he was in good spirits. he managed to walk through the aisle at the back of the plane to greet the journalists traveling with him as' he does traditionally. he said he was happy to

pope francis is now on a long and challenging trip to asia, traveling farther than he's ever traveled before. vatican says over the next two weeks, the pope who turns 88 in december, will fly more than 20,000 miles to four countries, including indonesia and singapore. we're told he'll have a lot of help, though. pope uses a wheelchair, is bringing along a medical and security team and several secretaries. he'll also be accompanied by a delegation of cardinals and bishops. pope francis says he wanted to do this trip that was originally planned in 2020, but of course was canceled due to covid. jessica aguirre joins us now with what's coming up next. well, right now at six after that shooting of 49ers rookie ricky pearsall. questions about crime in san francisco. we're also going to hear for the first time from the sergeant who jumped into action to save the rookie's life. and the unofficial end of summer. but the heat is not going anywhere. in fact, it's going to get hotter this week. we're tracking how much things are going to heat up. and honoring the hostages killed in gaza. the vigi

and by the way, pope francis never actually called either candidate boy name., lauren green for us. thank you so much, lauren. griff: it's 270 to win. harris now holds an overall lead for the first time in our fox power rankings forecast with 241 electoral college votes in the harris column, 219 for the trump. now, these six states, you see here, pennsylvania, north carolina, georgia, wisconsin, arizona and nevada, we have as a tossup. they are likely going to make the difference, one interesting one though, that is michigan. which was the seventh swing state. that one trending has moved from tossup to lean democrat. now, history suggests that most of the background swing states are going to move together on election night. i'll get to that in a moment, but that's why it makes this election anybody's game. now, this is something, jacqui, that we're watching. and that is north carolina and georgia moved from lean republican, meaning for trump, to tossups, that's a real battle that's going to happen here. now, let me just clear that and go here. so add those six

some international news now pope francis is taking a sick day. a sick day, so to speak. the vatican said the pope canceled his scheduled events today due to a slight flu like state. the pope, who's 87 years old, made the decision as a precautionary measure. he has plans to visit luxembourg and belgium later this week. earlier this year, pope francis canceled several appointments over what the vatican described as a cold, bronchitis and flu. a contractor has one step left to finish a job, but he's ghosting his customer, not responding. you know who responds? we do. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next, and i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we're starting off fall hot right now. 97 in pleasanton, 90, through the 6:00 hour. and then we're going to be into some seconds in seven, eight and 9:00. we'll talk more about this heat cominup andg the city hall insiders have a formula: grow the system, exploit the system. take mark farrell's record. after receiving the largest ethics fine in city history for breaking campaign laws. mark authorized a c

pope francis travels to timor—leste today for the first papal visit to the predominantly catholic countryce its independence. and in tennis, the world number one jannik sinner beats the american taylor fritz in straight sets to win his first us open. there was no area of life untouched by the covid—19 pandemic at what impact did it have on those who risk their lives to save others? that's the question being asked by the next stage of the covid public enquiry, known as module three, which begins today. it will examine how healthcare workers were impacted, looking at the issue of ppe, and masks and infection control, as well as the way that gps and the triple one helpline were used. it will also aim to shed light on the thorny issues of shielding for the most vulnerable, eternity services and end—of—life care, along with many other areas —— maternity. inquiries started in june last year and looked at all aspects of the worst pandemic of modern times. this section is due to take ten weeks and will include 30,000 stories submitted by members of the public, said to be the largest engagement ex

pope francis is in timor—leste for the first papal visit to the predominantly catholic country sinceival in dili he was welcomed by the president and other dignitaries for the start of his three—day visit to the country. huge crowds lined the streets to welcome pope francis as he travelled from the airport in his open—top vehicle. there were cheers as he arrived at the president's palace where he was welcomed with a fanfare and a band playing the vatican anthem. he will meet the country's leaders and is expected to hold an outdoor mass for around 700,000 worshippers during his visit. davide ghiglione is our reporter in rome. he told me there is a great strength of catholicism in timor—leste, and the asia pacific the pope has been welcomed by huge crowds because we're talking about one of the most deeply catholic countries in the world. so this is certainly seen as a very spiritual moment for the country. but let's not forget that this is also a sign of hope and recognition for the country's 20 years of independence and yet fragile stability. the visit comes after decades of struggle

we move in 96 percent of the population is catholic. pope francis has received a welcome like new of the hundreds of thousands of people, braves the heat to attend a special mess with the head of the roman catholic church. many works long distances and thousands of engine nations cross the border for the chance to pray with the post. yes, it would take a lot for us and the purpose of a reflection of the lord jesus as a shepherd who wants to see his sheet? yes. so we come to him with all our hearts as our washer. the last people visit here was in 1989 during the nation. suffice for independence from indonesian military occupation. now 25 years after independence. many still acknowledge the role if the judge in protecting timorese during those to move to us and violent. he is. so francis praised the asian nation for recovering from what he calls the greatest suffering. but he said new challenges are emerging. you know, the name is dentist's name, you'll share that with us. also not forget bolos, children and adolescents that have a dignity violates as this phenomenon is emerging all ov

pope francis flies to singapore on wednesday for the last leg of his 12—day tour. his first public engagement since the relase of a personal video narrated by princess catherine on monday. meanwhile buckingham palace have released details of king charles and queen camilla's state tour of australia and samoa next month. it will be the king's first formal royal tour overseas, since his cancer diagnosis in february. 0ur senior royal corresspondent, daniela relph, reports. cheering and applause. wherever he went in llanelli, there were cards, well—wishers and questions about his wife. the prince of wales told the crowds catherine had a long journey ahead, but life was looking more positive. i shook his hand and i wished him all the best and i said to give our regards to kate. i said how pleased we were to see that catherine was feeling better and recovering from her treatment, and how much she is loved, how much we all love her. and what did he say to that? thank you — yes, she is better. children sing. a musical welcome at a local primary school... very nice to see yo

pope francis is in timor—leste state for the first visit since independence.ed from the airport in his open top vehicle. let's get more on the significance of this visit with a senior lecturer in politics and international studies from the university of the sunshine coast. lets talk more about the significance because when the pope celebrates the mass tomorrow as he is expected to do i think the majority of the population of the country will actually be there. , i, i, i, i, there. the estimate of around 700,000 — there. the estimate of around 700,000 800,000, - there. the estimate of around 700,000 800,000, about i there. the estimate of around | 700,000 800,000, about half there. the estimate of around i 700,000 800,000, about half of the country. there capital of dili has doubled for celebrations this weekend. they are expecting huge amounts of joyous celebrations and the visit of pope francis is hugely significant. timor—leste has around 97% catholic population, one of the highest proportions in the world and this is in the back of the referendum celebratio