the french audit office may cause diplomatic scandal, it was supplemented at the same time by pope francis. he would not go to paris for the opening of notre dame de paris after the restoration. he did not give any reasons, but according to some media, this is associated with the nuances of the opening ceremony of the olympics in paris. further, a report by regina sevastyanova. france is trying to take away from italy. and the most famous staircase in rome, the spanish steps, with such headlines came out the largest newspapers of italy from ilmasagero to carrier dela. according to italian emotional reaction, risking escalate into a diplomatic scandal, caused by a report from the french court of auditors, which harshly criticized the way the french foundation pious institutions manages real estate in rome and loretto that has belonged to the fifth republic for centuries. pious institutions have deprived themselves of a significant part of the resources they were entitled to expect from... the property, losing almost 50% of its current income, the significant investments made over the past 15 ye

last summer pope was in singapore, it was all the way back in 1986 when popejohn paul ii only spent five hours when he passed through singapore. this time, pope francisin singapore. looking around to see the reactions of the crowd as he makes his way around the stadium. cheers as he gets closer to the congregation. everyone is very excited to see him, as you can imagine. this is theirfourth stop him, as you can imagine. this is their fourth stop on his four nation tour. he started his trip to the asia—pacific with a trip to indonesia, the most populous, most populous muslim asian in the world. we have seen more and more images of more babies being brought out to get a bit of a moment with pope francis. he really does enjoy spending time with young people. it has been a feature of his trip, he has always been looking out for the less fortunate, the more vulnerable. he has been speaking this morning at the national university of singapore, where he wanted to emphasise the importance of family as being the people who have been loved and that is how they learn to love, where the words he used. now making his way around the sports stadium. after he left i

pope francis he called the policies of both candidates for the american presidential election anti-humand: it doesn't matter, the policies of both of them are a big unforgivable sin. the leader of the world's catholics in the policies of the democratic candidate in support of abortion also said: whether you like it or not, abortion is suicide. the pope asked americans to read the candidates' programs and vote for the candidate who is less evil. 37 people, including three americans, were sentenced to death for attempting to carry out a coup operation in congo. this sentence was read live on african television channels. a court in the republic of congo, 37 people, including 3 people sentenced the american to death. those convicted of attempting a coup in this country along with a canadian and a belgian wanted to overthrow their government by attacking the presidential palace and the house of an ally of the congolese president. it is said that the current government of the congo has prevented history from repeating itself in its country with this action. the keywords of america, belgium, co

supported some things, but he condemned, say, the invasion of iraq, so pope francis, if we're talking about current situation, he basically outlined the division that exists in american catholicism, because the american catholic church today is very much divided within itself, actually. not on the basis of different political preferences, half for republicans, half for democrats, but the pope basically outlined what exists in american catholicism, he did not say that for him is the lesser evil, but offered to use conscience, and that is really a very difficult situation, uh, because it's just very damaging to the american cathoric church, because ethical issues are part of election campaigns. both parties, and in each there is something that appeals to catholics, in each there is something that repels another part of catholics in america from others, and this, well, you know, here if he did not say anything new, it is that , who follows the situation, it was a known thing, eh, i don’t know exactly how the american catholic bishops there will react to this, yes, who i

people are perhaps smaller but no less enthusiastic welcome for pope francis as he arrived at singapore'ssed 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 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, not

a perhaps smaller but no less enthusiastic welcome for pope francis as he arrived at singapore's vipe 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 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

jonathan head there talking us through what's ahead for pope francis. hets as they happen. 12 days he's got. very busy schedule. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's head to germany now. the german chancellor, olaf scholz, has urged mainstream parties not to lend support to the far—right alternative for germany party or afd, which he called extremist. his warning came after their recent electoral success, something he described as worrying and said the party was dividing society. the afd's co—leader alice weidel said voters in thuringia and saxony had given her party a "very clear mandate to govern". from there, jessica parker reports. an evening known as the city of poets, these men have lived all their lives here, it's in recent years they have turned to the far—right for deutscheland. the party represents the interests of the little man, they said. and it's a defender of german sovereignty. foran a defender of german sovereignty. for an olona it's immigration. translation: i have nothing against foreigners. but the number of migra

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 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

pope francis is in timor—leste for the first papal visit to the predominantly catholic country since independence from indonesia in 2002. on his arrival in dili heries 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 and hardship. as you said, the country became independent from

dili on monday, where 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 francisre, 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. the paramedics came to end yesterday. teams are making their way home —— perks four number nine with the gold, spectacular. than number nine with the gold, spectacular-— spectacular. an amazing experience. _ spectacular. an amazing experience. the - spectacular. an amazing experience. the crowds | spectacular. an amazing - experience. the crowds have been phenomenal. the noise in the stadium, especially the velodrome, lifted the roof off. as soon as you got somebody french on the board, it was impossible to hear anything. it was a brilliant atmosphere, the performances that came out with testament. ., performances that came out with testament-— testament. how much did that hel ou testament. how much did that help you getting _ testament. how much did that help you getting another - testament. how much did that| help you g

point, the second point, this story has become so popular and so impressive that even pope francis comes. yesterday, he made a statement after his domestic trip in europe and came back, saying that the events that happened are unfair and unbalanced events, and he expressed his displeasure over the tragedies that happened in qaza and in connection with this incident, i am saddened that some countries in the islamic world , they did not react even to the extent of the christian pope, and we must seek a political unity and a unity of strategy towards the zionist regime, and there is still a place , especially these days after the martyrdom of seyyed hassan. more is needed. it is the basis. i still see that the reactions should be more than this. this is the next point. the management of empathy and demands should follow a logical process while looking at the goal. it means that we are all upset. for me, seyed hasan. nasrallah for example , maybe i should say, for example, it was my uncle. this is how i should mention our discomfort on the one hand, but grimon's demand should not be in the field of feeling

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. now, as you mentioned, the pope's age francis is 87-years-old. some people are asking, can he actually carry out this trip is going to be a long and grueling schedule, but francis has shown he's determined to do so one of his advisers said that the pope told him that, look, i didn't become pope to have a arrest. he is determined to keep going and show his critics and those who might be doubting him, he still has gas left in the tank. jessica. >> all right. we'll keep an eye on that. christopher lamb thank you so much for that reporting coming up on cnn this morning, russia's war on ukraine escalating dozens injure

on friday, pope francis announced that he would not go to paris for the opening of notre dame de paris after its restoration. the priest did not give any reasons, but some media outlets linked this to the nuances of the opening ceremony of the olympics. as for the report, it was clearly intended for internal use. and we also want to continue this activity in the international arena, because there are many proposals today from countries where avagroup will also be a part. for now, we are planning to invest more than 200 billion rubles today so that these projects are implemented in all areas. today , at a press conference in moscow, scientists presented the latest archaeological finds and talked about the features of ancient. themselves and russian regions, not only central asia, not only mongolia, but also russian russian regions, in this sense we must admit that russia is a huge country, russia has a eurasian dimension, and an asian dimension as well, there is a large part of the country that is in asia and there are many peoples there who have historically interacted with us, represe

on friday, pope francis announced that he would not go to paris for the opening of notre dame de paris after its restoration. the priest did not give any reasons, but some media outlets linked this to the nuances of the olympic opening ceremony. as for the report, it was clearly intended for internal use. the fund received its first serious warning in 2020, and the current 107. of the document concludes with the words that the evolution of the legal management base of a private fund cannot be postponed, it is proposed to transform a centuries-old organization into a public institution, that is , to transfer it completely into the hands of the state. regina sebastyanova and evgeniya semtsova, european bureau of vgtrk. mom, why do we need these letters for a fairy tale, in the three ninth kingdom, the three tenth state. umar kremlev became a co-owner of ava group with a 50% share. the holding's management expects that this will allow it to scale up its areas of activity and more actively implement projects in the regions of russia and abroad. ava group multi-profile holding operates in t

on friday, pope francis announced that he would not go to paris for the opening of notre dame de paris after restoration. the priest did not give reasons, but some media outlets linked this to the nuances of the opening ceremony of the olympics. as for the report, it was clearly intended for internal use. the fund received its first serious warning in 2020, and the current 107 pages of the document are ending in words that the evolution of the legal management framework of a private fund cannot be postponed, it is proposed to transform the centuries-old organization into a public institution, that is, in fact , to transfer it completely into the hands of the state. regina sevastyanova. evgenia semtsova, european bureau of vgtrk. the volume of production in agriculture increased by a third, in the food processing industry by one and a half times. russia was able to achieve this result in 10 years. in 2014, our country introduced a food embargo in connection with the first sanctions. on the path to food independence - a special report by taras kucherenko. watch right after the short comm

now the pope, on monday, he did address his economic challenges, saying that there was a need for collective and wide ranging action. 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 lookin

on friday, pope francis announced that he will not go to paris for the opening of notre dame de paris restoration. the priest did not give any reasons, but some media outlets linked this to the nuances of the opening ceremony of the olympics. as for the report, it was clearly intended for internal use. the first serious warning.

to singapore now and it�*s the second day of pope francis�*s visit there on the last leg of his asia—pacific tour. he timor and papua new guinea. my colleague steve lai is there for us. it is an important day for singapore�*s catholic community. it certainly is. a significant day indeed. i am not speaking too loudly at the moment because behind me on stage there is a skit going on about a family and the trouble is they are having. there is obviously a message from the catholic church. 0ver my right shoulder you can see the stage is all set up for pope francis. that is where he will be presiding over us in a few moments time. we are expecting his arrival shortly. we have seen a lot of security moving around, getting ready ropes to court and off the park that the pope is going to be coming through. we are hoping that will happen while we are on air. he has been here in singapore. this morning he was at a university along with the president. they were talking about a president. they were talking abouta similar president. they were talking about a similar message, a combined message, of the importance of

on friday, pope francis announced that he will not go to paris to open notre dame de paris after restoration did not give any reasons, but some media outlets linked it to the nuances of the olympic opening ceremony. as for the report, it was clearly intended for internal use. the fund received its first serious warning in 2020, and the current 107 pages of the document end with the words that the evolution of the legal management base. amounted to 1%, while the annual fell significantly below 9%, to about 8.75, the data are cited in the report of the ministry of economic development. in the food segment , consumer inflation remained at the level of the previous week. fruits and vegetables were the restraining factor here. the growth in prices for non-food products slowed down thanks to electronics. according to rosstat, they have hardly increased in price. the main contribution to inflation comes from the services sector. domestic air tickets, according to experts, we are now entering a period that annually leads to a slowdown in inflation. the seasonal factor also plays a big role here, we

on friday, pope francis announced that he will not go to paris for the opening of notre dame de parisfter its restoration. the priest did not give any reasons, but some media outlets linked this to nuances of the opening ceremony of the olympics. as for the report, it was clearly intended. for internal use. the fund received its first serious warning in 2020, and the current 107 pages of the document end with the words that the evolution of the legal management framework of the private fund cannot be postponed, it is proposed to transform the centuries-old organization into a public institution, that is, in fact, completely transfer it into the hands of the state. regina sevatyanova and evgenia semtsova, vgtrk european bureau. the authorities of lvany are investigating circumstances of the massive attack. on representatives of the hezbollah movement, the civil aviation authority has banned passengers from bringing radios on board aircraft, but the armed forces have called on residents to report any suspicious communication devices to the military. according to the latest data , 25 peo

may be at seven and using a wheelchair, but the next two weeks he will be busy he will be very, very busy. that's pope franciss he begins his 12th day marathon tour of southeast asia, the pope touchdown in jakarta, indonesia today and his visit is meant to grow and strengthen the catholic church's presence across all of asia. that pope is set to meet with indonesia's president and other officials on wednesday before he continues his trip to three other countries joining me now is father edward beck. thank you so much for being here. it's been a while since i've seen you happy that you're here. first of all, what is the significance of the pope traveling to asia, a place that you don't always hear has a huge number of catholics right? >> and he's at 87, it's the longest trip of his papacy. so you wonder why make the effort. what was one of the most religiously diverse areas of the whole globe? and he's been really about inter-religious dialogue and so his first stop, as you mentioned, jakarta, is a vastly large muslim population, is only 3% catholic. there so he really wants to start this inter-religious dialo

he was greeted by an estimated crowd of 20,000 people singing and dancing. the stop is part of pope francison 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 your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop ozempic® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, or a

the pope tonight is weighing in on the upcoming election after he was asked by cbs news about what advice he would have for a catholic voter on who to vote for. pope francise it clear that he doesn't agree with trump's tough immigration policy, nor harris' stance on abortion rights. >> interpreter: they are both against life. the one who throws away the migrants, as well as the one who kills children. both are against life. who is the lesser of two evils? that lady or that gentleman? i don't know. >> norah: the pope made those comments on the papal plane on his way home from a 12-day tour of asia and the pacific. the pope's comments hold weight. there are about 52 million catholics who live here in the united states. now to this breaking news, cbs news has obtained 911 recordings from parents of apalachee students desperate they trying to get information in the moment after last week's deadly school shooting in georgia. a 14-year-old is accused of killing two students and two teachers. and these harrowing calls are difficult to listen to. we get more now from cbs's mark strassmann. >> reporter: midway through second period class, chaos. >> sir, my daughte

alright, thanks, brianna and pete now to some of the other headlines we are watching this hour, pope francis says he is pained by the recent bombings in lebanon, calling the violence there on acceptable take a listen lead. i'm saddened by the news coming from lebanon where intense bombings have caused death and destruction in recent days i hope the international community will make every effort to stop this terrible escalation israel has been bombarding lebanon with heavy strikes this week as it takes aim at what it claims are hezbollah targets in lebanon says the strikes have killed hundreds, including many women and children and left thousands wounded. >> also, police in arizona are investigating apparent bullet holes discovered at a democratic party campaign office in tempe. no one was inside at the time, and there are no injuries reported. police said this was the second incident of what's described as criminal damage at the campaign office and a terrifying moment for rockstar, tommy lee his wife, i coyote. look at that right there. the couples dog from behind their los angeles home. thankfully,

he sought to remove himself as an option for voters. as polling indicates, his presence on that ballot could hurt the republican nominee. we now head overseas, where pope francisntinuing his ambitious 12 day tour across southeast asia. he left indonesia and now has arrived in papua new guinea, where he will stay for three nights. during his trip, the pontiff is urging political leaders to guard against religious extremism. he's also calling on catholics and muslims to urge global leaders to confront the dangers of climate change. leaders in papua new guinea have blamed climate change for a series of natural disasters, including a landslide back in march that killed at least 2000 people. the holy father will visit east timor and singapore before re jessica aguirre joins us now with what's coming up next right now at six. arrest in a vicious attack on a student. he was followed into the locker room and beaten up at dunnellon high. now his mother is reacting to new details in the case. also a freak accident in the city. falling from a san francisco highrise and shattering down on a busy street. the window that fell about 30 stories in the investigation happening

so what more are you learning about pope francis's trip to asia and what he hopes to achieve well good morning, rosemary this trip that pope francis is embarking on is not just the longest of his pontificate. 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

should we start with this one on pope francis? heowners after he praised couples with five children and criticised those who prefer cats and dogs. >> well, he didn't he didn't really. he didn't. this is completely out of context. i mean, i know pope francis fan. i am a very devout catholic and i do have four children. just in case none of you actually knew that small fact before, and it was all in the preposition instead of . now the pope is on a instead of. now the pope is on a tour of oceania and indonesia at the moment, and he made the remarks at a conference pre mass or post mass yesterday when after the conference they actually went to someone, a priest who actually looks invariably like jesus christ himself, which was quite funny. >> anyway, so that's if you believe he looked like the caucasian guy on the cross when they were in the middle of jerusalem. >> this one wasn't caucasian. he wasn't caucasian. >> no he wasn't. >> no he wasn't. >> he really looked like he usually did. >> like blonde hair, blue eyes. hold on a minute. >

pope francis arrived in jakarta, indonesia, this morning amid a historic trip across asia. 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 infections or a

pope francis has landed injakarta in indonesia, for the start of an historic and ambitious trip to asia. these are pictures of pope francis being greeted at the international airport in the capital. heldren. 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, inclu

. >> i'm catholic and i mean he's pope francis is the head of the church. he's consistently makes political remarks. remember, he talked about ukraine needs to wave the white flag back during the iraq war. obviously, a different pope, but publicly criticized george hw bush, or excuse me, george w bush for the iraq war. so i mean, the catholic church consistently delves into politics. its, i mean, religion, morality as we were saying, with politics, is naturally intertwined. so i'm not surprised. i don't we'll see what happens it's not surprising from this, especially if pope francis is very outspoken. alright, everyone. thank you all for being here, coming up next. we've got a special treat for you at the table, the host of the new cnn comedy series i got news for you. they're going to be here joining me at the table. roy wood junior amber ruffin, and michael ian black will talk about the debate. taylor swift's endorsement and even robin de niro's assessment of donald i'll try an idiot who wants me to clown like that premiere is sunday, september 22, nine on

pope francis has been visiting a remote area of papua new guinea, where he called for an end to divisionit to the town of vanimo, the pope donned a traditional bird of paradise headdress. about a quarter of papua new guinea's residents are catholic, but pockets of the country face the challenge of tribal violence and deep—rooted beliefs around the existence of witchcraft. later on monday, the pope will travel to papua new guinea, for the next stop on his tour of the asia—pacific. damage across southern china and the philippines killing two dozen people. pope francis has been visiting a remote area of papua new guinea, where he called for an end to division, superstition and magic. on a visit to the town of vanimo, the pope donned a traditional bird of paradise headdress. about a quarter of papua new guinea's residents are catholic, but pockets of the country face the challenge of tribal violence and deep—rooted beliefs around the existence of witchcraft. later on monday, the pope will travel to papua new guinea, for the next stop on his tour of the asia—pacific. great ormond street child

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 francisd the environment as well. those were messages he was trying to get across and he xp travelled around in an electric vehicle —— he actually travelled. there were 50,000 people here to celebrate mass along with him and 3000 came from overseas as well. remarkable thing to be a part of. catholic services are often quite sombre and reserved and that was certainly the case when i was almost whispering at times, but that gave way to what can only be described as a concert an hour ago when i could barely hear myself speak. that is all done and dusted and ramped up and the pope is on his way to restaurant up he has two more events, he is visiting the sick and elderly —— the pope is on his way to rest up. he's also going to meet with some young people with another interfaith dialogue as part of his trip and then he will be back on the plane and making his way back to rome. briefly, the po -e his way back to rome. briefly, the pope in — his way back to rome. briefly, the pope in singapore - his

to host pope francis is to moore is one of the poorest countries in asia with many of its residents living below the poverty line. now, on sunday, pope francis was early in papua new guinea. heited 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 bon

barbato, lecturer on christianity at the pacific theological college, explains why pope francis is making this trip. hehis age making this trip it shows the importance travel has for the papacy. if the pope wants to get a message out that is close to his heart he goes to these places. i think the pope was asia and it's really important for him and his legacy to make that trip and to be there and bring his message to the people. indonesia is his first stop, it has seen boycotts over the war in gaza in the terms of civilian deaths there. how is the pope likely to address these sorts of issues? the pope alwa s these sorts of issues? the pope always tries _ these sorts of issues? the pope always tries not _ these sorts of issues? the pope always tries not to _ these sorts of issues? the pope always tries not to divide - these sorts of issues? the pope always tries not to divide for - always tries not to divide for the it's always his stance on palestine— israel conflict. he's been trying to maintain diplomatic connections with both sides and to mediate. i think he tries to bring strong symbolic acts in the

after the fortnight that has energised and exhausted him, he flies out believing his career is just taking off. pope francison a visit to the town of vanimo, the pope donned a traditional bird of paradise headdress. about a quarter of papua new guinea's residents are catholic, but pockets of the country face the challenge of tribal violence and deep—rooted beliefs around the existence of witchcraft. hello. a fairly unsettled theme of weather today and for the next few days as well. things feeling more autumnal as we head into next week, but today we've got some heavy downpours around. not everywhere is going to be seeing them, but if you do catch one could be thundery. perhaps some localised flooding. for scotland and northern ireland, some slightly quieter weather here, but for england and wales we've got low pressure. that's slow moving. it's bringing a band of cloud and rain sitting across northern england, wales down towards the south west, central, southern and eastern england, seeing sunny spells and scattered showers bubbling up through the day, some of them heavy and thundery. the most persistent an

it's fun to stay at the ymca announcer: in a press conference pope francis voiced his criticism of both u.s. presidential cdites for what he conde policies. the pope did notenon either candidate by name buttated both are against life, be at the e o kicks out migrants were the one whkis babies. pope francisdved the catholics to choose who they think is the lesser evil in the upcoming u.stion this coming saturday,n encore presentation of the abc news presidential debate in philadelphia between vice president ka harris and former president donald trump. watch it in it entirety starting at 6:30 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. saturday president biden vice president, let her speak at the ngressional black caucus foundation's 2024 phoenix awards dinner in washington d.c. watch our live coverage starting at 8:30 p.m. eastern on c-span, cspan now app, ornline at c-span.org. 2024 democratic presidential nominee and vice president kamala harris spoke to supporters in wilkesboro, pennsylvania where she expressed her vion for america's future. pennsylvania is considered a battleground state and has been a

pope francis. the pope spoke to reporters on the papal plane today. he called both trump's anti-immigrant policies and harris's support of abortion rights, positions that are against life, he said. who is the lesser of two evils, i don't know. abc seven news is your place when it comes to the presidential election. you can find complete coverage and live updates on abc seven news.com and the abc seven news app. in san francisco, the powell street bart station entrance at market and fifth streets is back open hours after police shot and injured an armed man earlier today. abc seven news reporter luz pena was there and spoke to witnesses. she joins us now live from the newsroom. luce. >> yes, emma. this happened around 10:15 a.m. in the heart of san francisco's shopping area on market street. i spoke to several witnesses who were working in the area and said they heard anywhere between 7 to 9 gunshots. we also obtained a video from a witness who caught the suspect walking as police officers chased him. >> there's a suspect in the liquor store taking cover

less dollars, more sense our faith lead meets our politics lead for this one today, pope francis was asked about how he thought catholic voters should choose between trump and harris and the pope said the choice was between the lesser of two evils nodding trump's stance on migrants and harris, his position on abortion access. >> we are back with our panel and cnn's tom foreman really fascinating to hear the pope weigh in on this, in this way, help us understand the significance of the catholic pope weighing in on the 2024 election. i'm like this is significance is that earlier this year, just under half of catholics pew research poll said that they would support donald trump. >> now, just over 50% of catholics say they won't support him. this is food for thought for them. this is something that is saying to them, you cannot just cast your vote in the pope size on the abortion issue you must see the migrant issue through the same lens of christianity and if you want to lock migrants out, if you want to treat migrants badly in his eyes, that's as big as sin as supporting abortion rights. >> i want to pla

pope francis is in singapore where he is scheduled to visit with elderly sick people today.ting with young people before that. today concludes the pontiff's visit to the asia—pacific region. on thursday he expressed concern for singapore's, rapidly ageing population and its migrant workforce, centred in the construction and domestic services industries. so let's go live to steve lai in singapore.— so let's go live to steve lai in sina-aore. , ., ., in singapore. yes, good to have ou, in singapore. yes, good to have you. we're _ in singapore. yes, good to have you. we're just _ in singapore. yes, good to have you, we're just looking - in singapore. yes, good to have you, we're just looking at - you, we're just looking at pictures of the pope is backplane sitting on the tarmac at the airport. he is set to depart. he has spent three days here, yesterday was a very busy day for him in fact. he addressed the country's leaders, diplomats, heads of the civil society as well and then celebrated a mass with 50,000 people at the national stadium. today was far less grand but perhaps e

he's had some health problems in the past, but francis has signaled his determination to carry out this trip one of his advisers said that the popeidn't take up the pontificate to rest. so he is determined to keep going. and i think send a message to those who might be doubting him that he still has gas left in the tank christina we very much hope he can see it through and not have to cancel like he did just ahead of his last foreign trip. christopher, i'm sure we'll be checking back in with you to check his progress, but for now, thanks very much now, top golfer scottie scheffler caps an eventful season with a fedex cup prize when details on that just ahead you were hirire to be e a maintenanance manageg but t everyonene really knknows asas a repair r expert a prprocurement t spspecialists,s problem-m-solver matter what y r callll, you knowow, who toto ca helplp keep yourur operationon running ranger has ovever 1 millioion producucts, includudie uniqique now, plus thehe scale delivever next dayay on most ordeders. >> s so you can n focus on deliveriring for the o ones who coununt on, you.u. call clclick ranger.comom or r just st

with him and you had a chance to meet him on board yes, that's right. >> christina pope francis was in good spirits when he came to the back of the plane as he always does on his trips abroadd to greet journalists individually, he shook hands, he exchange jokes and some gifts to thank the journalists for coming with him on this trip and to covering it he seemed in good spirits and with energy and he's going to need that because this is the longest trip of his pontificate, one of the longest chips at any pope has carried out. it's a very important trip for him because right at the top of the agenda is interfaith dialog. he's in indonesia here in jakarta in the world's most populous muslim country. he's going to be going to the istiqlal mosque, the largest mosque in southeast asia here in jakarta is going to have an interfaith dialogue meeting. and he is going to hope that message of interfaith friendship can resonate across the globe particularly whether our conflicts, which have been sparked by religious extremism today, however, is arrested day for francis. we use at the papal ambassador to indonesia as r

pope francis appearing and conducting a mass. interesting to hear the social and political messages, i suppose, from the pope when he met leaders frommessage as well. he wants to focus on those more vulnerable in society, those lower down the social structure. he wants to make sure they are cared for and after, so they got a mention in the homily as well. there was a song dedicated to migrant workers before you came to me, which was performed on stage by some of the priests and catholic community here. so it is something that the pope is mindful of, something that singapore likes to pay attention to. there has been a lot of synergies between the pope's message and the continued message that the government likes to continue to persist with, that in times of social and cohesion, effort has to be made to create dialogue. that is something the people be doing tomorrow, he is meeting young people in singapore from different religions and he will be doing that tomorrow morning as one lower down in society, those lower down the social structure. he wants to make sure they are cared for and after, so they got a mention in the homily as well

visincap.org] >> in a press conference, pop e francis - the pope did not mention eitherandidate by name but when asked about the ection heboth are against life, the one who picks up migrants or the one who kls babies. pope francis advised american catholics to choose who they think is the lesser people in the upcoming u.s elections. >> more campaign 2024 coming up later here. on c-span. vice president kamala harris is speaking to supporters in wilkes-barre, pennsylvania live at 630 5 p.m. eastern. at 10:00 we willeafrom former president donald trump as he holds a rally in las vegas. we will havthevents live on c-span or online at c-span.org. ♪ >> c-span's washington journal to discuss the latest issues in government, politics and public policy from washington and across the country. saturday morning we will talk with the president of polling and societal trends about his organization's recent polling after the debate and top issues in campaign 2024. and a member of na

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who depend on me for protection, it is the same idea, it is really frustrating that pope francis says these things as heives behind the wall he should start first, let's have him open his walls and let's see how it goes for them and then we can talk about it here we have an open border and seeing the consequences in their deadly and not compassionate. >> it's easy, convenient and cheap to help other people and causes abstract causes like the climate which you can take all the credit for but you don't have to shoulder any real burden and there's no accountability whether or not you have it in effect. >> generally the way that the magnanimity is illustrated is through your vote or to someone else's money meaning taxes. those that you care so much about faraway, the way that you actually live the virtue is by going to the ballot box and boating the right way or apportioning some else's tax dollars to helping those issues. when they're close to your home you can have actual action you can do something for your neighbor and something for your community and you can give charity and time and you can live your