these are live pictures from the vatican. we'll be bringing you the latest throughout the day from our correspondent who's in rome for us. iran has told the u.s. that it shouldn't start a fire if it's not willing to deal with the consequences that's after donald trump warned the islamic republic not to play with fire he was responding to tehran's announcement that it will increase its production of low enrich uranium beyond the limits imposed by the 2015 nuclear deal. shoes. from july 7th on what's the level of reach will not be at 3.67 percent and you will know what to do you know what they're playing with i think they're playing with fire this thing for the u.s. to do so correct it's a mistake if washington is afraid of the would find you can start on. the spot began washington withdrew from the nuclear deal and impose harsh sanctions on iran after a year of escalating tensions tehran has now said it will no longer feel bound by the terms of the deal iran says that because other signatories including france germany and the

she was the 15—year—old daughter of a vatican employee.er flute lesson. it is a disappearance that has kept italians captivated. probably the most enduring mystery in italy, everyone has a favourite theory, mafia, paedophile ring inside the vatican, some say it could have been islamic terrorist or the stasi, and so there is enormous sympathy for the family and for the investigation. yet the family has regularly appealed to the vatican to provide more information. some say the holy see knows more than it is telling. 0rlandi's father died still wanting answers, her brother has now made resolving the case his lifework but with the latest attempts lacking a breakthrough, he will continue to search for her. still to come: 50 years ago almost to the minute, the world held its breath as the eagle module touched down on the moon's surface. this is bbc world news today. the latest headlines: iran has released footage of the moment its troops seized a british flagged oil tank in the gulf as diplomatic pressure is pushed up to secure release. british

. >>> mystery at the vatican. a new discovery as police try to find out whether a 15-year-old girl's disappearance is linked to a decades long conspiracy theory tracing back to the highest levels of the church. >>> it may be the shopping event of the year, but now an important alert about scams on this amazon prime day. >>> too close for comfort. see what happened when a tourist got way too close to this mama bear and her cubs. >>> and this morning, the big news about the new james bond getting a whole new look. >>> good monday morning. thank you for starting the week with us. we begin with president trump's explosive tweets triggering new allegations of racism. >> the president declared a group of democratic congresswomen of color should go back to the countries they came from. the lawmakers have been critical of the immigration policies of the president including a nationwide crackdown that has many undocumented families afraid to leave their homes. >> abc's mona kosar abdi has the latest from washington. mona,

. >>> hundreds of bones have been unearthed from under a vatican floor.police search for a teenager who disappeared more than 35 years ago. >>> plus, is president trump trying to put his thumb on the scales of justice in sweden? coming up, his efforts to get rapper a$ap rocky out of jail. >>> we just got the radio exchange between iranian and british officials moments before that british-flagged oil tanker was seized. >> obey, you will be safe. if you obey, you will safe. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago. we're the tenney's and we're usaa members for life. call usaa to start saving on insurance today. and we'riand grew it toyor life. i$36 billion dollars. 6 in 2010, i signed the giving pledge to fund good causes. then i left my business to combat climate change, fix our democracy, and hold president trump accountable. last year, we ran the largest youth voter mobilization in history - he

if we found her remains there, the vatican would have to mu investigate a er.can is finally responded the family says. but they say for 36 years they were ignored. the vatican has always of what happened.ge lester. >> keir simmons tonight. thank you. a remarkable scenea n ghway near atlanta. that is money all over the road and people who stopped to pick it up. police say an armored car spilled much as $175,000. but they warn it's not finder's keepers and they'rasking people to return that cash. >>> up next, the inspiring moment that ought a whole graduating class to s feet. >>> in tonight's across the country, we walk. carrying fy wers that signify whwe want to end alzheimer's disease. but what if, one day there was a white flower for alzhmer's first survivor? what if there were millions of them? join us for the alzheimer's association walk to end alzheimer's. register today aalz.org/walk. (danny)t me get this straight. after a long day of hard work... ...you have to do more work? every day you're nearly fried to a crisp, professionally! can someone turn on the

she is inside the vatican, some say. the islamic terrorists who wanted the release ofjohn paul ii's would—be assassin. is almost no enormous sympathy for the family and support for the investigation. at the family has regularly appealed to the family has regularly appealed to the vatican to provide more information and some people say the holy see knows more it is telling. orlandi's father died still wanting chances. her brother has now made resolving the case his life's work. but with the latest attempts lacking a breakthrough he'll continue to search for her. rhodri davies, bbc news, stay with us on bbc news, still to come: 50 years ago almost to the minute — the world held its breath as the eagle module touched down on the moon's surface mission control: you can see them coming down the ladder now. it's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. a catastrophic engine fire is being blamed tonight for the first crash in the 30 year history of concorde, the world's only supersonic airliner. it was one of the mos

>> translator: the vatican needs to make their files public. the truth needs to come out. >> reporter: the vatican has long insisted it had nothing to do with the disappearance of emanuela orlandi, but if these bones turn out to be her, it faces a difficult task in explaining how they got there, in an area off limits to the public. tom? >> will reed from vatican city. will, thank you. >>> new protests in san juan, puerto rico, today. calling for the governor to resign after chat messages were made public, including sexist and homophobic comments made by the governor and his aides. but now his press secretary has resigned. denise perez saying because of the situation she has been called corrupt in front of her son and that, she says, is her line. >>> all week long we have been celebrating the 50th anniversary of the apollo mission to the moon. tonight the moment the whole world waited to see. 50 years ago tonight, mankind stepped out on the moon for the first time. when it happened, 600 million people were on earth watching. here's abc's david k

it was a paedophile ring inside the vatican, some say.d the release of popejohn paul ii's would—be assassin. and so there's enormous sympathy for the family and support for this vatican investigation that we're now seeing. yet the family has regularly appealed to the vatican to provide more information, and some say the holy see knows more than it is telling. orlandi's father died still wanting answers. her brother has now made resolving the case his life's work. but, with the latest attempts lacking a breakthrough, he'll continue to search for her. rhodri davies, bbc news. stay with us on bbc world news, still to come: standing not falling — how a skate park gives syrian children strength and courage. mission control: you can see them coming down the ladder now. it's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. a catastrophic engine fire is being blamed tonight for the first crash in the 30 year history of concorde, the world's only supersonic airliner. it was one of the most vivid symbols of the violence and hatred that tore apar

if we found her remains there, the vatican would have to investigate a murder.tican is finally responded the family says. but they say for 36 years they were ignored. the vatican has always denied any knowledge of what happened. lester. >> keir simmons tonight. thank you. a remarkable scene on a highway near atlanta. that is money all over the road and people who stopped to pick it up. police say an armored car spilled as much as $175,000. but they warn it's not finder's keepers and they're asking people to return that cash. >>> up next, the inspiring moment that ought a whole graduating class to its feet. >>> in tonight's across the country, we walk. but what if, one day there was a white flower for alzheimer's first survivor? what if there were millions of them? join us for the alzheimer's association walk to end alzheimer's. register today at alz.org/walk. (danny) after a long day of hard work... ...you have to do more work? every day you're nearly fried to a crisp, professionally! can someone turn on the ac?! no? oh right... ...'cause there isn't any. here-

it was a paedophile ring inside the vatican, some say.ul ii's would—be assassin. and so there's enormous sympathy for the family and support for this vatican investigation that we're now seeing. yet the family has regularly appealed to the vatican to provide more information, and some say the holy see knows more than it is telling. 0rlandi's father died still wanting answers. her brother has now made resolving the case his life's work. but, with the latest attempts lacking a breakthrough, he'll continue to search for her. rhodri davies, bbc news. a skate park built by a german charity is helping to change children's lives in a damascus suburb. eight years of civil war in syria have had a traumatic effect on children, and the park aims to develop their sense of self—determination and promote development. the skate park is also a public green space encouraging community engagement, as gail maclellan reports. mohammed doesn't care how many times he falls off his skate board. he is happy to learn, and probably lucky to be alive. translation:

it was a paedophile ring inside the vatican, some say.slamic terrorists who wanted the release of popejohn paul ii's would—be assassin. and so there's enormous sympathy for the family and support for this vatican investigation that we're now seeing. yet the family has regularly appealed to the vatican to provide more information and some people say the holy see knows more than it's telling. orlandi's father died still wanting answers. her brother has now made resolving the case his life's work. but with the latest attempts lacking a breakthrough, he'll continue to search for her. rhodri davies, bbc news. let's look at some other stories in brief. more than 20,000 people have taken to the streets of the russian capital moscow to protest against the exclusion of opposition candidates from registering for local elections. officials barred around 30 candidates from running, claiming they failed to qualify. those excluded say they're being punished for challenging the control of putin loyalists. in london, pro—european opponents of brexit have

it was a paedophile ring inside the vatican, some say.the release of popejohn paul ii's would—be assassin. and so there's enormous sympathy for the family and support for this vatican investigation that we're now seeing. yet the family has regularly appealed to the vatican to provide more information, and some say the holy see knows more than it is telling. orlandi's father died still wanting answers. her brother has now made resolving the case his life's work. but, with the latest attempts lacking a breakthrough, he'll continue to search for her. rhodri davies, bbc news. police in hong kong say they have found explosives and other weapons in a raid on a warehouse. they dispayed 2 kg of explosives, ten petrol bombs, and literature opposing the plans to allow extradition to mainland china. a senior bomb disposal officer said it was the largest seizure of the explosive triacetone triperoxide, or tatp, police had come across in hong kong. staying in hong kong, and tens of thousands of people have joined a protest in support of the territory'

would have to investigate a murder the vatican is finally responding, the family says, but they sayyears they were ignored. the vatican has always denied any knowledge of what happened lester >> keir simmons tonight, thank you >>> a remarkable scene at a highway near atlanta. that is money all over the road and people who stopped to pick it up. police say an armored car spilled as much as $175,000 but they warn it's not finders keepers, and they're asking people to return that cash. >>> up next here tonight, the inspiring moment that brought a whole graduating class to its feet. >>> in tonight's inspiring america, the high school student and the touching tribute he received from his entire graduating class here's nbc's kevin tibbles. >> reporter: a quiet place is a safe place for jack higgins the 21-year-old has autism and for him, loud noise is unbearable but it never stopped him from taking classes at carmel high school in putnam, new york parents barbara and pat wanted him to graduate >> he's one of our three kids and we wanted him to have the same experience. >> reporter: now, w

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so now the vatican is going to open this tomb where the angel is eupbd kaeugt.emetery inside the vatican. now, orlandi disappeared when she was 15 years old. she disappeared after a music lesson. that was 36 years ago. since then all sorts of theorys have gone around, that her disappearance had something to do with a scandal involving vatican finances. her father worked at the vatican bank. or a notorious mafioso had something to do with it. apparently his mistress giving that tipoff. his grave was searched in 2012 and turned up no evidence. there are those who believe emanuela orlandi was kidnapped by a man in jail. finely the rumor that human traffickers were behind her disappearance. last year construction workers found bones in the basement of the vatican's embassy to italy. there was speculation then that this could have been orlandi's remains. however, dna testing found out they were someone who died between 90 and 230 ad. now, these two tombs near the angel statue in the cemetery, julie, will be opened up next week. that cemetery called the tutonic cemete

that's the vatican's and russia's position are similar in. or to concerns that in protecting christian culture and a christian people. and today we will have a meeting i will give you a for myself only to mr conte. presented to the forum of civil society has already been restarted up to 6 years so this forum is aimed at expanding contacts between the populous and david is innocent and the members of the civil society of civil society very much it a lot of them and a lot of well known. and interpreters from russia and from italy will take place and as far as they approach is important for this forum to continue to ration every year and on a regular basis in conclusion i would like to thank my italian friend for this warm warm welcome and thank you thank you. for a demand there. are more. or less than. will now move to the q. and a elodea lumbar. i would like charlie ask your question i suppose mr manager must not only bring the guardian and look at his last trade agreements that have been assigned. and with china. present at the moment because

do you feel the vatican is cooperating as much as they could?n taken, and we're happy about that," she said. "we have to see how these bones will be been analyzed. this is a new journey, and we must do it with courage." the vatican said it's not possible to predict how long it might take, but an analysis of the bones will continue next saturday as this mystery deepens. seth doane, cbs news, rome. >> ninan: up next on the "cbs weekend news": "go back to where you came from"-- how the president's words have reopened wounds. and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget. i'm 65 and take medications. what's my price? you can get coverage for $9.95 a month. i just turned 80. what's my price? $9.95 a month for you, too. if you're age 50 to 85, call now about the number one most popular whole life insurance plan available through the c

bottom of putin is meeting with pope francis and vatican city later in the day the russian president will be sitting down with his italian counterpart. also this hour russia's defense minister says the fire which claimed the lives of 14 sailors on the deep sea submersible broke out in the vessels battery compartment he also gave assurances that the subs nuclear energy installation is secure. and iran warned the u.s. not to start a fire if it can't handle the consequences after trump warned that the islamic republic play with fire its uranium enrichment. they know what to do and they go with the airplane when i think they're playing with fire this thing for the u.s. to correct its mistake bush is afraid of the word fine you can stop war. and germany is in the grip of a heat wave which has also triggered a crime wave including a large brawl at extending full. international bring you your live news update from our studio here in moscow welcome to the program. bottom of puttin is meeting with the pope in vatican city this is the 3rd time russia's president has met pope francis with previ

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ian pannell is just outside vatican city with the very latest.ter: yeah, good morning, amy. that's right. a new twist in one of italy's longest standing unsolved mysteries. a teenage girl, the daughter of a vatican employee, who vanished from here 36 years ago and this morning, the family of that young girl again searching desperately for answers. >> vatican security is impenetrable. >> reporter: it reads like a story straight from the pages of a mystery. >> open the doors and tell the world the truth. >> reporter: this morning vatican investigators are searching for the truth behind the decades old disappearance of 15-year-old emanuela orlandi. the girl disappeared after leaving her home in the vatican city to take music lessons in rome. she was never seen again. >> any time there is a mystery, a potential scandal with any hint of a vatican involvement, it's going to take on a life of its own. >> reporter: last week, vatican investigators acting on a possible break in the case prying open the tombs of two 19th century german princesses. orlandi'

the reason explained by the vatican is that the princesses' romaines may have been transferred duringo has been step through every step of the investigation says it's his duty to look for her. the children of a vatican clerk, the two of them used to run in the gardens as though it was their playground. nearby lies the cemetery that may hold the painful answers to his lifelong search. he told cnn to think if she was buried there all these years, just 200 meters from our house, it would be devastating. his sister's disappearance sparked conspiracy theories that included everything from italian mobsters and international terrorists to the highest powers at the vatican. no evidence has been found to support any of the rumors. the family has met with the last three popes, but this investigation is the first time the vatican has allowed such a search on their property. the new cooperation from the vatican has given the family faith that they're not alone in their search for answers. while the recently unearthed bones cannot be considered evidence just yet, further studies next week will hel

this morning, vatican officials unsealing human remains found underground within the city walls.s experts will now try to identify whose bones they are and whether a decades-ole miss stree will be solved. two containers holding bones examined on site away from any media. 15-year-old emanuela orlandi vanished in 1983. her family searching for her ever since. representatives of orlandis are present for today's unsealing. outside the vatican in a t-shirt bearing orlandi's image, one orlandi supporter, part of a group of thousands across italy, said they seek truth, justice and the release of a purported vatican file on the disappearance. >> any time there's a mystery, a potential scandal with any hint of a vatican involvement, it's going to take on a life of its own. >> reporter: last week vatican investigators acted on an anonymous tip that orlandi's remains might be buried here, prying open the tombs of two 19th century german princesses, an angel pointing right to it. orlandi's brother telling reporters no remains were found in either tomb. the excavation taking place at the pont

peter's basilica. >> when those tombs turned up empty, the vatican recalled empty, the vatican recalledy where the bones might have been moved. so the continuing excavation work was done to locate the bones of the princesses and apparently they have found something. >> reporter: those empty tombs leading officials to investigate nearby where they soon made the discovery of the containers under a stone slab leading to the plaintiff those remains could be belong to orlandi. >> the vatican will formally open this new container that it found underground where it discovered some bones. >> reporter: tomorrow the holy see plans to unseal those two containers. family members of orlandi and descendents of the prince says have all been invited. those experts will be able to tell how old the bones are just by looking at them, but won't be able to complete a full scientific analysis for at least a couple of months. of course if they can tell on site the bones are older than from 1983 it can't be emanuela orlandi and the mystery continues, amy. >> it's so fascinating. how helpful has the vatican bee

she was the daughter of a vatican employee. the vatican was just behind me.he went to a music lesson in rome and on her way back she disappeared. a police investigation was launched. questions have been asked. burial sites, tomb sites have been unearthed in a desperate fight to find out what happened to little emanuela some new potential possible leads. some in the vatican suggesting the bereaved family it was buried inside a cemetery in the vatican. that site unearthed. this is the site of two german princesses. that search proved fruitless. they have widen the search to two separate sets of bones and they have to discover who that belongs to. the site is being sealed off. forensic investigators called in and they will be looking at that later this week. meanwhile, a spokesperson for the vatican has been saying that they have always been attentive to the suffering of the family, and that's why they agreed to these excavations at the family's request. but this isn't the first time there have been excavations like this. and for now this remains an unsolved mys

tonight vatican recovering two sets of bones. possible clues inne of italy's most famous cold cases. 15-year-old emmanuela, the daughter of a vatican bank employee, vanished in 1983 after attending a immumusic lesson. her disappearance was never so. it sparked conspiracy theories and even a film. her family has never stopped pressing investigators. her brother says we will never take a step back. earlier this year, emmanuela's family received an anonymous tip telling them on search where an angel is looking on. that led investigators to the tomb of the jeh, meant to held to remains of two 19th century princesses. the too many was broken open but in a shocking twist, they were empty. isno sign of his sr or the jerel an princesses. two days later this vatican said it had discovered two more sets of bones near mb tonight those bones are being sent for testing. could ess that take weeks. and hopefully offer answers after decades of questions. sarah harmon, nbc news. >>> still ahead, the der mystery >>> still ahead, the der mystery of

inside vatican city just next door to st. peter's basilica, the empty tombs priming officials to investigate inside the college. coming up at 7:00 a.m., we'll have aive loo report from inside the walls of vatican city. with your "gma first look," janai norman, abc news, new york. >>> a new 007, the woman rumored to be taking over james bond's role. >>> singer adam lambert reminisces. you got to meet him? >> i did get to meet him, not in the south bay. >> a live look outside as the bay are >>> good morning to you. if you're spending time today in the east bay, oakland, a sunny day today. in fact, a sunny start. mid 70s, 74 in richmond, 79 in fremont, castro valley making it to 81. the peninsula, mid 70s in san mateo, menlo park 78, looking at upper 70s for palo alto. numbers a little cooler than yesterday, but really right about average for this time of year on the peninsula. we're bringing down the numbers just a few degrees today. we've got sunshine at our coast and the cooling trend really gets under way tonight as the fog

the children of a vatican clerk. the two of them used to run in the gardens as though it was their playground. nearby lies the cemetery that may hold the painful answerers to his lifelong search. pietro told cnn to think that if she was buried all these years just 200 meters from our house, it would be devastating. his sister's disappearance sparked conspiracy theories that included everything from italian mobsters and international terrorists to the highest powers at the vatican. no evidence has been found to support any of the rumors. the family has met with the last three popes but this investigation is the first time the vatican has allowed such a search on the property. the no cooperation from the vatican has given the family faith that they're not alone in their search for answers. while the recently unearthed bones cannot be considered evidence just yet, further studies next week will help steer the direction for everyone involved in this puzzling mystery. >>> now to southwest china where a 3-year-old boy was

he'll also pop into the vatican for a chat with the pope talking to journalists ahead of the trip he stressed the special time tested relations between anneli and russia. reporting from around here. this is going to be a visit of 2 states within just a couple of hours but in terms of political intrigues here's what's the most important thing last time a lot of our putin was here was in 2 $1015.00 and ever since then the euro skeptics took over the government in rome known for their criticism of the european economic policies including anti russian sanctions and it is known that trade between italy and russia was booming just before the sanctions kicked in mr putin is saying that sanctions can only be lifted if the will comes from both ways and at the moment we're not seeing any of that from the european union as for the removal of sanctions i have spoken on the subject time and time again the one behind the sanctions is the one to take the 1st step i'm talking about the european union after that russia will be able to repeal its countermeasures it is our hope that common sense will e

back to our top story and these live pictures from the vatican where vladimir putin has just met with pope francis we go live now to rome in artie's in there for more on that what are they going to discuss and who also is put in meeting today. jaglom hello oh yeah a lot of our putin is visiting to stay in a row within the timeframe of just a couple of hours technically as you said he's already inside the ancient walls of the vatican and we've just seen the pictures of his arrival but in terms of political intrigue something that perhaps is much more important is his visit to rome the 1st one since the so-called euro skeptics took over the government in italy known for their criticism of the economic policies busy including. russian sanctions we remember that before the sanctions were put in place several years ago trade between russia and italy was booming however at this point. believes that the only way for the sanctions. the only way for it to get rid of sanctions is there and there needs to be some kind of willing from both sides i'm able taney it's the however we looks like it lo

she was the daughter of a prominent vatican employee.ceived an anonymous letter recently suggesting they check out two specific tombs located in this tiny vatican cemetery near orlandoi's mother's home. the family was finally granted permission to proceed, and earlier today, the tombs of these two 19th century german princesses were pried open, nothing was found inside, no bones, no remains, the tombs were empty. an italian journalist telling cnn that he believes the vatican finally agreed to exhume the graves because vatican officials knew nothing was inside and that mystery continues. >>> a quick check of the big board today, and you can see, ten seconds away from the closing bell, it will close above 27,000 for the first time ever. i'm brooke baldwin. thanks for being with me. "the lead with jake tapper" starts right now. >>> there's something you don't see every day from president trump. "the lead" starts right now. >>> breaking news, president trump expected to back down in his battle with the supreme court over the u.s. census, a f

a set of bones located under the vatican found after following a cryptic clue were resumed today.xperts are no determine if th here's sarah harman. >> reporter: new clues in a decades-old mystery.tican recovering two sets of bones. possible clues in one of italy's most famous cold cases 15-year-old emmanuela orlandi, the daughter of a vatican bank employee, vanished in 1983 after attending a music lesson her disappearance was never solved and captivated the country, sparking conspiracy theories and even a film. her family has never stopped pressing investigators. her brother pietro orlandi says we will never take a step back earlier this year, emmanuela's family received an anonymous tip telling them on search where an angel is looking on. that led investigators to the tomb of the angel, meant to held to remains of two 19th century princesses emmanuela's br open. but in a shocking twist, they were princesses two days later this vatican said it had discovered two more sets of bones near the tomb tonight those bones are being sent for testing. a process that could take weeks and hop

the local prosecutor said he's got it all wrong >>> mystery at the vatican a girl's bizarre disappearance more than 30 years ago that just led investigators to open up a tomb bye-bye, beetle. after eight decades the last v.w. bug rolls off the production line. it's the end of an era today, thursday, july 11, 2019 >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza >> good morning, everybody welcome to "today. nice to have you with us on a thursday morning those images we are seeing from the gulf coast are staggering. >> my friends in new orleans being hit by what could become a hurricane. >> it could be the first hurricane of the season. dangerous flooding, problems the storm system is causing already, you can see it there we'll go live to new orleans ahead. first, millions keeping a close eye on the storm so is mr. roker. we'll start with you al, good morning >> good morning, guys. this system now starting to develop. it is a potential tropical system hasn't been named yet. it would be barry. right now has 30 miles per

president future to think of civilians in syria jonah hall live at the vatican thank you.we've been speaking to his campaign director at the syrian campaign she says the pope now has an opportunity just stop war crimes from happening in syria the pope today can stand up for civilians and adlib right now that are terrified of regime and russian attacks right now there's 3000000 civilians 1000000 children among them that are at the absolute mercy of russian and regime warplanes and since the attacks escalated in april 33 medical facilities have been hit and 77 schools have been bombed so today the pope has the opportunity while the world is looking away from its lips to tell putin that that he will not abide by these war crimes and that the bombs must stop the pope has spoken out for syrian civilians in the past but this is not a complicated issue what we're seeing right now is people being trapped under the rubble of their own homes and what happens is that rescue workers go in to save them and then you know we're looking at images of their bloodied uniforms because then re

also a very important meeting at the vatican for president in what's at stake that. it's . well yes in fact in the end as far as we know anyway from a vatican statement we know no more than that that invitation that had been suggested was possible did not come for pope francis to make the 1st papal visit to russia ever this was their 3rd meeting putin and pope francis they had coke ordeal talks we're told over issues of mutual interest and talked about improving bilateral ties 1010 years now since the restoration of diplomatic relations between russia and the vatican but observers will tell you that there was more at stake here for putin himself an opportunity to look like the statesman on the world stage where foreign policy his foreign policy has left his country isolated here he was being feted not just by a senior member of the e.u. but also course by the head of the catholic church jonah thanks for that jonah reporting to us live in rome. now germany's comic is a continuing their push towards cleaner greener vehicles electric prototypes are now common among the industr

. >> mystery t at vatican. a girl's mysterious sa diearance 30 years ago that led investigators this morning to open a tomb. >> and bye-bye beetle. the last rolls off the production line and it's the end of an era.ul today, jy 11th, 2019. >> from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> morning, everybody. welcome to "today." nice to have you with us on a thursday morning. those images we're seeing out of the gulf coast are staggering. >> our friends in new orleans are being walloped by what could it soon could be the first hurricane of the season. the dangerous flooding, the problems the storm system is causing, you can see it right there. first, millions in the sou are keeping a close eye on track of this storm, and so is mr. roker. hey, al, good morning. >> let's show you what we're looking at. this system is starting to develop. it's a potential tropical system. hasn't been named yet, but it would be barry. it's moving west at 5 miles per hou

. >>> now to the mystery unfolding at the vatican. cryptic crew led investigators to human imains deepide vatican city. that discovery could hold the anxious to what happened to a girl who went missing more than 30 years ago. now whe the investigation goes next. >> reporter: tonight a new lead in a mystery. bones below ground in a cemetery may offer a potential clue into the disappearance of emmanuela. the daughter of a vatican employee. the two sets of bones er discovered und stone slab. the area sealed off. nearly 36 years to the day since elemmanu was last seen. the remains found just feet from another possible burial site arched this week and follows an anonymous tip sent to her family, telling them to search where an jeh is looking on. that led investigators to this tiny cemetery and the gves of two 19th century german princesses. on thursday, her brother watching as the tombs were pri open. inside, no signis of h sisters' remains or of the princesses. emmanuela's family has never stopped pressing instigators. we will never take

not any putin has met with pope francis in the vatican the russian president has also set to meet battalion counterparts say geometry reading. mass public backlash reps against one of the 2 men gunning to become british prime minister for foreign secretary jeremy hunt ties opposition labor party leader jeremy corbyn to anti semitism and even auschwitz atrocities. germany is in the grip of a heat wave which is also triggered a crime wave including a large punch up at a swimming pool. following welcome this is r.t. international broadcasting to you live from moscow and the caring top story this hour of law to me a person has met with the pope in the vatican is the 3rd time russia's president has met pope francis with the previous meetings in 20132015 years as they moved through the papal palace for talks the pair both displayed their politeness as they approached the door the pope invited putin to enter the room 1st the russian president in turn offered to let pope francis through 1st before accepting. is in rome for as with the latest. a great display of warmth and respect and that scene at

flying visit to rome on thursday where he'll meet with his italian counterpart and also go to the vatican to for talks with the pope speaking to journalists ahead of the trip he stressed the special time tested relations between italy and russia reporting from rome. well it could be these special relations behind why president vladimir putin came to italy back in 25th thing when he wasn't exactly a frequent guest to europe but the e.u. is not what it used to be 5 or 4 years ago different people are in charge of italy known for their euro skeptic policies and also a different approach towards anti russian sanctions so this is definitely going to matter when the talks happened the sanctions though are still of course taking their toll on what's going on between europe and russia so when the journalists of a major italian newspaper caught up with the russian leader a little earlier this week they brought the sanction stalemate up and here's what mr putin said to that as for the removal of sanctions i have spoken on the subject time and time again the one behind the sanctions is the one to ta

but i mean putin has met with pope francis in the vatican the russian president is also set to meet his italian counterpart. a mass public backlash erupts against one of the 2 men going to become british prime minister current foreign secretary jeremy hunt after he ties opposition labor party leader jeremy corbyn to anti-semitism and even auschwitz atrocities. also this hour iran warns the us not to start a fire if it can't handle the consequences after trump warned the islamic republic not to play with fire increasing its uranium enrichment. they know what to do they know what they're playing with i think they're playing with fire this thing for the us to use correct it's a mistake washington is afraid of the word find your tombstone. and germany is in the grip of a heat wave which has also triggered a crime wave including a large brawl at east swimming pool. watching our 2 international bring you a live news update from our studio here in moscow welcome to the program. that amir putin has met with the pope in the vatican it's the 3rd time russia's president has met pope francis but th

in rome in a couple of hours time way and meet with his italian counterpart and also pop into the vatican city for a chat with the pope while talking to journalists ahead of the trip he stressed the special time tested relations between italy and russia so let's get some more on this now by crossing live to rome and our correspondent there in leaper trying to get afternoon. we know it's been a little while has hasn't it since putin has been initially but he's due to arrive in a couple of hours time what can we expect from this visit. andrew hi again well technically this is going to be a visit. to states within just a couple of hours but in terms of political intrigues here's what's the most important thing last time our putin was here was in 2015 and ever since then the euro skeptics took over the government in rome known for their criticism of the european economic policies including anti russian sanctions and it is known that trade between italy and russia 2 was booming just before the sanctions kicked in well mr putin is saying that sanctions can only be left it if the will comes from

has met with pope francis from the vatican russian president is also said to meet his italian counterpart later on today. also this hour russia's defense minister says the fart which claimed the lives of the team sailors on a deep sea submersible broke out battery compartment he also gave assurances that the subs and nuclear energy installation is secure and. iran warns the u.s. not to start a fire if they can't handle the consequences after trump warned the islamic republic to play with fire by increasing its uranium enrichment. and they know what they're doing they know with their playing with i think they're playing with fire this thing for the us to use correct its mistake bush is afraid of the would find you couldn't stop. and germany is in the grip of a heat wave which has also triggered a crime wave including a large brawl at a swimming pool. a very warm welcome to the program from all of us here at our to h.q. in moscow thanks for joining us this hour. thought of me putin has met with the pope in the vatican it's the 3rd time russia's president has met pope francis the previous me

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