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confront the kind of crisis when they meet at a summit in scotland next month. adam rainy v for some vatican city. is this calling on the world's faithful to join the fight to solve the climate crisis? departure 40 religious leaders gathered at the vatican on monday to add their voice to the growing course, calling for world leaders to take on real action to tackle the crisis. the catholic pope look francis called the meeting but preferred to let others speak for you. what g, a, you know, shouting, i call on all young people regardless of their religion, to be ready to fight against any action that may damage the environmental or increase the climate crisis. the meeting was labeled faith in science and many spoke of the need to fuse our rational and spiritual sides together. faith on science, people of liver, and faith can transform fear in hope and fire t in confidence in action into action. and the mother's piloted the responsibility . religion confers on humanity that the water is the father. the it is the teacher. and art is our common mother. just as we don't dis honor our mother, father and

i was mentioning earlier it's weird, here we are in vatican city.pope sees the manifestation of suffrage in a way he wants to communicate to biden how? >> he has already started to do it in a lot of ways to all of us and has written two major encyclicals since he has been pontiff. both how we are all in this together, with creation and the planet and with one another in his most recent encyclical, we are all brothers and sisters all created by god. and given that, those of us who have more have a responsibility to take care of those who have less, and also stewardship of the great gifts that we've been given in terms of the planet. and he is strong on those. >> pope francis, a very big presence, father. thank you. good to have you here. very big, especially within europe. it's going to send a signal to the g20 that the president is of the united states got off to plane, came and met with the pope and was well received. it's going to make a big difference here just in terms of setting the stage. john, brianna? >> no question. i think a lot of people

i'll be here in the morning, back here tomorrow night in vatican city.has a very big show tonight. >> yeah, chris, you'll be interested in this as well, all of our viewers, i got to sit down with the jurors in the derek chauvin trial, the george floyd murder trial, the jurors who found derek chauvin guilty of the murder of george floyd. and man, listen, it's unbelievable what you hear from these jurors, what they focused on. and quite honestly surprising to me you're going to hear tonight, chris, they didn't really talk that much about race. it was based on the evidence, and it was also based on they say, chris, not what derek chauvin did but what derek chauvin did not do. and they did their duty as a citizen, as citizens, and the verdict has been reached, and they should be respected for it. >> and now just so people understand derek chauvin is not a regular citizen when he's in that uniform and on the job. he has duties. he has responsibilities that go to what his actions are supposed to be and his inactions are supposed to be about. so it's not like h

. >>> nancy pelosi was in vatican city today to meet with the pope.s comes while the house speaker remains at the center of criticism by many bishops in the united states for supporting abortion rights. today pelosi was seen shaking pope francis' hands. she said it was a spiritual and professional honor to be in the presence of his holiness. >>> mitch mcconnell is not a fan of the attorney general's latest memo that vows to crack down on harassment of school officials. he says it could infringe on parents' rights to free speech. they're looking into investigations into harassment against administration, teachers and school board members. the confrontation occur during topics such as mask mandates. we've covered that a lot. also critical race theory. mcconnell says parents have the right to confront schools about what their children are taught. >>> tomorrow on "meet the press" chuck todd covers facebook, congress and a one on one with express secretary stephanie grisham. she released a tell-all book about her time at the trump white house. that starts

the president and first lady meet with the pope at the vatican, sitting with pope francis, the vatican cityte and other meetings with other italian state. other catholics visited rome. at john f. kennedy, the summer before his assassination. it was really quite a scene at the time. he received quite the greeting in a post-world war ii italy. it is very different now. from the jfk memorial square in rome, annmarie hordern joins us. i've been watching on the side of my tv wall. airlines such down in rome. there is not an airline from russia. there is not an airline from china. let's start with why. >> what this is about at this g20, what's int who is not attending. the president of china has not left china since the pent -- since the beginning of the pond since the beginning of the pandemic. -- since the beginning of the pandemic. without these two individuals, there will be some sort of communique that will be released. we do know that the biden demonstration is trying to plan some type of sit-down with the president of china. he has not left china since the pandemic struck. >> should the pr

. >>> house speaker nancy pelosi in vatican city today meeting with the pope. this comes as pelosi who is catholic remains at the center of controversy. a lot of bishops in the uni cri supporting abortion rights. today pelosi was seen shaking pope francis's hand, smiling for photos. she said it was a spiritual and professional honor to be in the presence of his holiness. >>> apple is asking for a stay on an injunction that affects the way people pay for apps. a lot of money on the line here as you might imagine. apple was ordered to make a major change to the store and allow mobile apps to steer consumers to outside payment methods. part of a lawsuit brought by epic games. epic games won. apple is asking for a stay on the injunction. >>> up next, burning everything in its path. gorgeous pictures, but, wow. don't want to miss any more of the stunning video of a lava flow in spain. and it's not as bad as initially expected. that's good news. >>> new developments as the investigation into that massive southern california oil spill continues. >>> and the weather re

governments to commit to ambitious targets at next month's un climate summit. adarine has more from vatican city. all these religious leaders speaking in this room, are not far from where i'm standing. i've said it's time for us to spread the word among our flock. tell them how important it is to honor our responsibility to the planet earth. they're saying we know what's happening now, we must act and they're saying that scientific fact isn't enough to motivate people, but that we much touch people's spiritual personas. what they've been saying, they're trying to make this powerful, potent message that without religions that this might fall flat on a global level, because people don't often act with their mind. these leaders are saying they act with their heart and with their spirit. so it's been this interesting, but it's actually more symbolic than anything because none of these leaders really weigh in at this conference coming up and glasgow. but pope francis, one of the most important religious leaders, of course, on the planet, has put his imprimatur on this. he has been saying this for yea

before the meeting, president biden and the first lady will visit vatican city and pope francis fridayen elizabeth has canceled her planned trip to the climate conference. she was ordered to rest after a hectic few days. she hosted a business meeting and attended a horse race. she still plans to address the climate change delegates in a recorded video message. >> well, how did steph curry and draymond green enjoy a night out? we'll let you know next and why it has the warriors team owner scratching his head. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. by hitting eczema where it counts, dupixent helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of eczema. and that means long-lasting clearer skin... and fast itch relief for adults. hide my skin? not me. by helping to control eczema with dupixent, you can show more with less eczema. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur including anaphylaxis, which is severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye proble

i righty joins us now live from vatican city and adam, tell us more about what we're expecting to come from this for what we're hearing already. nick coming out of the conference, taking place behind me. the vatican. are these religious leaders saying how important it is to fuse religious with science, religious feeling with scientific findings? that is, they say it's now scientific fact proven. accepted fact that human action is caused climate change. but all these religious leaders speaking in this room, not far from where i'm standing. i've said it's time for us to spread the word among our flock. tell them how important it is to honor our responsibility to the planet earth. they're saying we know what's happening now, we must act and they're saying that scientific fact isn't enough to motivate people, but that we much touch people's spiritual personas. what they've been saying, they're trying to make this powerful, potent message that without religions that this might fall flat on a global level, because people don't often act with their mind. these leaders are saying they act with

let's be talkers one adarine joins us now from vatican city. as adam, the convergence of science, religion always makes for an interesting mix. what to expect? exactly, nick, what we're gonna have behind us in in the vatican is the pope meeting with some 40 religious leaders among them. the patriarch of the eastern orthodox church pitchfork bartholomew, the mom of her alazam, that's awkward alti, of one of the leading sunny muslim clerics in the world. and dozens of other leaders see of their imprints her, their stamp of approval for swift and bold action to be agreed to at cop $26.00 and glasgow next month are also going to be meeting the pope that is in these religious leaders with 2 delegates from this youth for climate conference, that's the conference that was in milan last week and which some 400 delegates from around the world under the age of 30, met and came up with their own proposals for solutions to tackle the climate crisis . so 2 of those delegates were moved. be meeting with the pope, the pope actually beamed into that conference

well, that's not bring in our white house correspondent, kimberly how could she's in vatican city today for us? and kimberly, as we know pipe francis has already been making these statements about climate change a ahead of the cop summit. presumably that's going to be discussed as well with president biden there's no question the issue of climate change and how to combat it is important to not just po francis but also to us president joe biden. and that is one of the things they will be talking about, and we expect that the u. s. president should arrive in about an hour's time, roughly his motorcade will be traveling right behind me here. and we expect that this is a meeting that will very much focus on what the u. s. president sees as an existential threat, but also he believes that this a combat climate change is linked to global economic recovery. so this is really going to be a theme that the u. s. president is not only going to discuss with pope francis, but also we expect with the italian president the italian prime minister later on. and then of course also with emmanuel macro, t

to that, we now have the support of the world's leading spiritual figures. adarine al jazeera vatican city farts of a crate on the convey via volcano on the island of la palmer has collapsed, says eruptions become more aggressive. volcano still spewing lava after you, wrapped in more than 2 weeks ago. the spanish government has placed $239000000.00 to how the island recover from the devastation by mister pet or sanchez made the commitment on sunday during a visit to la palmer, the financial package will be the 2nd stage of a plan approved last week john hall has more i think it's clear that we're in a much more powerful, more exclusive, aggressive phase of this eruption. for all part of the normal course of events were reassured by the vulcan ologist. i'm as close as i can get to it right now. we're right up against the police road block here, cordoning off what they describe as the danger area. but if i step out, you can get quite a lot closer. i think through the eye of the camera, i'd take a listen just for a moment. it's a bit like being under the flight path of a very, very busy airpo

to that, we now have the support of the world's leading spiritual figures. adarine al jazeera vatican city, former catholic liter carlos for gym on sex tradition hearing has been suspended by an italian court. put him on, was detained by police when he arrived in sardinia last month, though a judge ordered ordered his release. a day later, his supporters have been rallying outside, or spain accused him of sedition over his role in castillo, he has failed. independent, sped in 27, has been in exile in belgium, self imposed exile in belgium. as a man used to sin and facebook, instagram and the messaging service, what's up all appeared have been hit by wide spread outages. internet users are taking time to other forms of social media like twitter to report their frustration . what's up is the world's most popular messaging app and reports more than 2000000000 monthly uses. facebook which owns instagram, and whatsapp has not yet commented on the cause of the outage that parcels a crater on the comedy of. yeah. volcano on the island of la palmer has collapse as eruptions become more aggressive,

jon sopel thereit live in the vatican city.high—speed rail link, have uncovered what they've described as an "astounding" set of roman statues. two complete figures, appearing to be a man and a woman, and a head of a child, were found at an abandoned medieval church, in buckinghamshire. to mark the 150th anniversary of the royal albert hall, a new festival is opening tonight, to celebrate the contribution of immigrants to british life and culture. a concert by the musician nitin sawhney begins a week of events at the hall, showcasing the immigrant experience. nitin, has been speaking to our entertainment correspondent, colin paterson. nitin sawhney at the royal albert hall rehearsing his new work highlighting the contribution immigrants have made to the uk. it is the opening concert of a festival he has created, which focuses on this topic. he has created, which focuses on this to - ic. ., he has created, which focuses on this to - ic. . ., , he has created, which focuses on this toic. . ., , ., this topic. the idea was to coun

vatican. it is the eternal city. why is it important for this president to meet with the pope right out of the box? >> i think it's not surprising of course. this is something that is so personal to the president. he's one of our most religious presidents openly that we have had in some time. every saturday nearly he is going to mass at 5:30 p.m. in georgetown. he talks about his religion in his presidential speeches a lot. he has quoted the pope before and talked about his message that he has said throughout the world. he brought his rosary beads during the bin laden raise when obama was in office. i don't think it's surprising he is starting his second major trip overseas with this visit. something you were talking about made me think about comparing the relationship this president has with this pope compared to the last president. often when you saw pope francis trying to serve as a moral counterpart when trump was in office, talking about building walls and a lot of policies he had, such a different message that

met with pope francis, he met with the pope and and then as well the secretary of state for the vatican cityte, cardinal pearland. this is a replay of the first lady, i believe, leaving the vatican. and we will get more coming up. right now, within the g20, within glasgow next week, francine lacqua will be in glasgow, we must digress to what people in both jagged -- both geographies use, an apple iphone. alex, i was so fascinated at that i went to the financials last night for apple, and the jump from 2019 to now shows a company that may be the most successful cash generator in the world, so why is the market so upset this friday morning? alex: they are looking to the future, unfortunately. we knew that things would be difficult. our colleagues in taiwan have reported that they were not expecting to make as many iphones as they had expected, and now they have put a number on that, there will be a $600 million hit to revenue in the next quarter. there's some good news, that this is all about supply. the demand will continue to be there. that is different when you think about others. tom: when

and as he moves from vatican city to the g20, again, i'm curious what the white house thinks about then there. >> joe, looking at these pictures, i wish i were on this trip. it looks gorgeous there in rome. i missed out on this one. the white house, look, they hoped president xi would be there. they recognize the u.s./china relationship is a defining one for probably the next century and they feel like after the tumult of the trump years and then, of course, everything that came with the pandemic, that president biden wants to make a first step to try to settle relations with the other superpower. president xi has not left china in more than two years. has not stepped foot outside its borders as the country deals with the virus and it's not clear when that would change. there are hopes they would meet here at the g20. it could be next year, perhaps somewhere else in europe. that's going to be an important moment akin to what we saw when president biden met this past summer. there is an opportunity for biden who is mostly popular with his foreign con temp contemperaries. is biden the ab

. >>> house speaker nancy pelosi and pope francis met in the vatican city. is catholic and is being criticized for her support of abortion rights. pelosi said it was a spiritual honor to be in his presence. >>> and then this is the city's ninth annual disaster survival drill. in recent years, california has been hit by wildfires. >> it really is important to have a plan. make sure you can communicate with your family, friends and loved ones. build a kit. get your emergency supplies gathered. it's not difficult. you can do a little bit at a time, add things to your grocery list. the most important thing is to make sure you have what you would need in case of an emergency for three, five days, even a week. >> the city says 32 neighborhoods participated in yesterday's drill. >>> well, halloween is just 21 days away. but the real scare is what is happening behind the scenes to get costumes and decorations to the stores. supply chain issues are creating major problems for retailers, and customers could end up paying for it. kathy park explains. >> with halloween

we want to bring you up to speed what was seeing and watching from vatican city. fox news alert. new charge filed against the former new york governor andrew cuomo two months after a sexual harassment scandal led him to resign. it accused cuomo of forcible touching, misdemeanor sex crime. >> this came on one single piece of paper, a criminal complaint brief and to the point accusing the former governor of new york andrew cuomo with a misdemeanor sex offense that could bring him one year in jail if convicted. this while cuomo's attorney maintains he never assaulted anyone. this criminal complaint filed yesterday by a police investigator with a court in albany caught a few key players offguard including the albany county district attorney's office which said it was surprised the complaint was filed and wouldn't comment. the alleged sex crime took place on the afternoon of december 7th, 2020 in the governor's mansion. complaint states that cuomo did intentionally and for no legitimate purpose forcibly place his hand under the blouse shirt of the victim and onto her intimate body par

the president is in for the night after a day of meetings all over rome and vatican city on foreign trips like these he wants his foreign policy motto to be america is back. but today it was more like america did not stab you in the back. >> what we did was clumsy. >> hoping to smooth things over with the french president macron claims when the u.s. made a deal to sell nuclear subs costing france. he didn't know paris was in the dark. france.>> i [inaudible] >> now the president patching things up. >> brief as it was healing. president biden obviously values this relationship tremendously. >> but biden is not saying sorry. >> apologize to the president? >> to who? >> just after 2:00 a.m. local air force one landed the president's agenda at home being held up by own party's most progressive members. >> to think that that bill wasn't enough spending for them shows just how far left they're. >> the bidens visited the vatican. >> thank you. i'm jill's husband. >> and met with pope francis where, quote, the parties focused on the joint commitment to the care and protection of the planet. notab

as we speak, president biden in italy, vatican city, to be exact, where he met with the pope early thisning. he's also meeting with italy's president and prime minister. all of this is happening while more than 4,000 miles away here in the u.s., the president's agenda is hanging on by a thread. a house vote that was supposed to take place last night was delayed. that's the third time that has happened. progressive house members say they're still not satisfied that the two key senators, joe manchin and kyrsten sinema, are fully committed to the president's plan. in other words, we're right back where we were two days ago, two weeks ago, two months ago. no deal. the infrastructure bill, it's sitting on the shelf getting dusty. i want to bring in mike message memoli. the president wanted this done before he left town. he put it all on the line. where are we now? how are they spinning this? >> reporter: well, what the white house is saying this morning and we heard from kate benningfield they're going to get this done. we heard time over time this trip for the president was not a deadline h

. >> and i'm jim sciutto live in rome, just yards from the border of vatican city., in front of the beautiful, the majestic st. peter

. >> and i'm jim sciutto live in rome, just yards from the border of vatican city. and, in front of the beautiful, the majestic st. peters basilica. moments ago, president biden and his motorcade left st. peters after meeting with pope francis, this on first day of a critical five-day diplomatic mission across europe. this, of course, his second international trip as president, as commander in chief. the president has a challenge here to convince allies that the u.s. can still lead, that the u.s. is truly back and ready to lead on the world stage on climate change. the world economy, the pandemic response, and the growing threat from authoritarian regimes around the world. this morning, we should note a deeply personal moment for this president. meeting with pope francis, of course, president biden the second u.s. president to be a catholic, someone who has a deep and long relationship with pope francis. this is the moment before they sat down for a closed door meeting that two men kept it light with smiles as they greeted each other, both laughing and joking. have

for now we will leave vatican city. you are watching bbc news. you are watching bbc news. unless the uk issues more licences to fish in its waters. damian grammaticas has more. in may, french fishing boats gathered offjersey. their anger is that, despite the uk and jersey agreeing after brexit that french boats could continue fishing in coastal waters, dozens have applied and not had permits approved. the issue for many french boats is proving they've habitually fished in uk and jersey waters. smaller boats may not have had monitoring systems to track their movements. their current access will expire this weekend. if more licences are not granted by next week, the french government has said it will impose measures that could limit uk trade. translation: as britain does not respect what was agreed - regarding licences for our fishermen, we will strictly limit british boats landing their catches in french ports. we will begin systematic health and customs inspections, and we'll put in place checks on exports heading to the uk. yesterday this uk trawler was detained — it's no

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engagements, including the cop26 climate summit in glasgow, g-20 in rome, and a meeting with the pope in vatican city. meaning that at the risk of sending the president abroad empty-handed, the pressure for lawmakers to work fast could not be greater. and the capitol hill infrastructure stalemate is but one of this administration's many moving targets. in a bipartisan vote on thursday, the house of representatives voted to hold former trump adviser steve bannon in criminal contempt of congress for defying a subpoena from the january 6th select committee. the vote was 229 to 202 with nine republicans clearly voting their conscience. now, it's up to attorney general merrick garland and maybe van grand jury to decide if bannon will face criminal charges. >> the department of justice will do what it always does in such circumstances. we'll apply the facts and the law and make a decision consistent with the principles of prosecution. >> congress shot down bannon's specious claim of executive privilege as his ridden for not testifying and now ex-president donald trump is invoking it, too. suing this week t

peter's square, vatican city. 68 degrees as of right now. ve tv broadcast. do we know why? >> reporter: well, the vatican said, stuart, due to covid-related restrictions, they simply couldn't have the extra bodies there to carry out that live broadcast. and, of course, though given all the curiosity about this meeting between the world's two most famous catholics and about what would actually be said between them, of course, added to that the statute thu of the conservative -- scrutiny of the conservative u.s. bishops who are really putting the pressure on both of these leaders to tow the catholic line in a very hard way, there was a lot of suspicion that the plug had been pulled for other reasons. and yet afterwards we did get images of that meeting pretty shortly after it happened. they were fed to us in two parts. we did see the arrival of president biden. that was filmed live. and then he went inside. ask you could just see how happy he was to be here. it was his fourth meeting with the holy father. they exchanged gifts. he classified the

. >> president biden meeting with pope francis at vatican vatican city ahead of g20 summit one of themed meeting seriously have been scrapped with no explanation new scaled down version of the president tax and spend agenda stalls in washington house, senate democrats unable to move the reconciliation package forward nor infrastructure plan despite smoke and miles an hour framework yesterday speaker nancy pelosi pulled the plug again on the vote, for the infrastructure bill. after biden stripped out most campaign promises from reconciliation bill the markets under selling pressure, given their missed expectations in big tech last night after close dow industrials down 43 s&p 500 down 22 nasdaq down 13 2 given weakness in amazon and apple this morning, all three major indices in the green boosted by earnings in fact another record-setter, by the close s&p 500 and nasdaq finished in unchartered waters near record highs 1544 nasdaq, being 4596 on s&p 500. european markets this morning like this, germany third acquired gdp out came in weaker-than-expected, 1.8% growth versus estimate 2.2

ainsley: to the smallest country in the world did you know the vatican city is the smallest country inl showing president had comment about framework of the deal. take a look. >> after months of tough thoughtful negotiations i know we have economic framework. framework create millions of jobs, grow the economy, invest in our nation. and our people. turn the climate crisis into an opportunity and put us on a path not only to compete but to win the economic competition for the 21st century, no one got everything they wanted, including me, but that's what compromise is. steve: they still haven't compromised. he went up there. interestingly, joe did not ask them when he met with the congressional caucus on the democratic side. he did not ask them to vote on the infrastructure bill, the $1 trillion bill. which nancy pelosi was trying to actually pass. he went up and what he said behind closed doors apparently was look, i want everybody to vote for this bill because if you don't you could lose your job and i could lose my job. 1700 page framework how it's going to work. they want to make sur

one, including meeting with pope francis, and then a bilateral meeting in the vatican city.e will also have a meeting with the italian president while he is there, as well as the italian prime minister, and also the french president, emmanuel macron. you may be member that one of the issues of late between the united states and france was that issue of the security agreement between the u.s., u.k., and australia. that may come up during the president's time in rome. also addressing the g20 summit before he goes to the climate summit in glasgow to talk about climate issues. this is joe in california, democrats line. caller: hi. i think one of the things we are facing now from an international perspective, the united states seems to be swerving so hard, is because we have intimate political corruption -- we have endemic lyrical corruption all the way from the head down to the tail -- endemic political corruption all the way from the head down to the tail. people are saying all kinds of things. what is underlying every thing is a power play. people feel out of power, like norma

yesterday biden was in vatican city meeting with pope francis where climate change, oddly, was a bigmotorcade to discuss climate change with the pope of all people. now he is off to the climate summit in glasgow as well as the g-20 summit. all attention not really on joe but maybe on someone who is not even there xi jinping who is the greatest polluter of all. what's going on here? >> look, this is a big mistake for president biden to go. first of all, just symbol on it a lot of the world leaders that he is meeting and he brags about how he knows them all known them for decades they are going to look at him. he is clearly on cognitive decline. is he not the joe biden he was 20 to 30 years ago. i worry it's a symbol for america "in decline" we have dysfunctional washington, d.c. weevmentd have economy sputtering when it should be thrig. chinese testing a hypersonic weapon and the united states is in retreat everywhere and especially sham bowl lick bolic withdrawal. bad look. substance of it is bad, too. rachel: sends a really weird message back home. people are worried about inflation

we were whisked to the college in one of the mountains of rome overlooking vatican city where princeion memory, the other two mps were north dorset and the file coast, so i will catch mark and simon up about what went on because my wife said what an utterly wonderful man. he participated fully in the liturgy of the church, in the sacrament of the church, while i have the attention of the frontbenchers, catholics believe that extreme unction helps guide the soul to god after death. so maybe we could come up with sir david amess amendment, that members and anybody may be can receive that sacrament. he believed fundamentally in the social teaching of the church, dignity, solidarity, subsidy to the nth degree when it came to southend, preferential option for the poor and care for environment. that meant he came with unique views on things such as life, death, europe, animal protection in chime with his party, sometimes in chime with the country he channelled julian of norwich. she said all things shall be well and all manner of things shall be well. that's difficult for us all here today

new york city reported a covid test positivity rate of less than 1% lester >> all right gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> at the vatican today, the president and the pontiff. president biden meeting with pope francis and mr. biden making a striking admission while speaking to the french president. peter alexander is at the vatican. >> reporter: for president biden, a day of devotion and diplomacy. america's second ever roman catholic president having a private audience with pope francis, with whom he's built a personal bond, giving him a ceremonial commander coin and a compliment. >> you are the most significant warrior for peace i have ever met. >> reporter: president biden was later asked whether the issue of abortion came up >> no, it didn't we talked about the fact he was happy i was a good catholic. >> reporter: that has been a source of controversy with some u.s. bishops recently arguing catholic politicians who support abortion rights, including the president, should be denied communion just last month, pope francis called abortion homicide, but he's never denied anyone communion in the vatican statement, it mad

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following them, meeting the french embassy in the vatican on friday. plenty more to come both throughout the g 20 over saturday and sunday. i'll be here in a city. bring you all at the latest here at our see the in fighting with the a you shows no sign of lansing the blocks follow it. sitting the european commission for failing the trigger, a special pool of funding, the countries undermining the supremacy of you law, ohio. the european bottom agenda in this legal model is taking action on poland and also anger the block over its traditional reforms which undermine the supremacy of law potent and china threatened to go to great length if the ag withhold funds. if even someone belgium's, a master to poland after warsaw was accused of playing with fire, you are playing a dangerous game. you are playing with fire when waging war with your european colleagues for internal political reasons. one of the points of contention centers on different chamber of poland supreme court, the body which has been mandated, the power to discipline judges. you argue it's being used as a tool to present georgia, 3, all in favor of the governing authorities. and as t

city status confirmed upon it. a long standing campaign of david amess's. his long standing neighbor recalled a trip that david amess, a devout catholic made to the vatican whently he brought a koch tablet to his mouth at the same time and the postal decided this nub a serious object and decided to bless the sweet. unprizingly -- unsurprisingly, there was some anger being expressed about m.p. safety. ros: still to come, we'll turn to the u.s. state of georgia, where jury selection has begun in the trial of three white men accused of killing a black man ahmaud arbery, while he was out jogging last year. moment? rogues: now, russias shutting down its ditch lomatic mission to neto. earlier this month if weste military alliance expelled eight rushings. relations between russia and nateo detear rated for a number of years. really since moscow annexed crimea from ukraine in 2019. here's more. >> next month the russians will be withdrawing accreditation from the military liaison and information offices in molls cope so they will have to pack up and go home. but also, russia will be sus suspending activities of his mission at nameo. so they will be packing up and goi

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new york city vaccinated will it mean fewer police and ambulances on the streets >>> also tonight, president biden overseas without a deal on his agenda back home. the president at the vaticanay. what pope francis told him amid calls from u.s. bishops to deny him communion over his abortion stance. >>> also, the first face-to-face meeting with the president of france since the riff with the u.s. over a nuclear submarine deal what president biden admitted during their meeting. >>> the mid-atlantic bracing for the worst coastal flooding in nearly 20 years. will it move out in time for halloween this weekend >>> growing concerns about queen elizabeth's health what doctors have now advised her to do. >>> the crew member in charge of the guns on alec baldwin's movie set. breaking her silence about the deadly shooting, what she says about that fatal live round. >>> and he ran the very first new york city marathon. now on the 50th running, he's returning to the starting line. >>> this is nbc night lie news with lester holt >>> good evening, and thank you for joining us the fda tonight has given the okay for kids ages 5 to 11 to receive pfizer covid shots. the first injection is li

vatican, the head of the g. 20 summit. as world leaders safe to find a common ground on climate change, bank climate protest is gather and cities around the world demanding more urgent action from late. it's a hard wake on the road. another large group of migrants heads it through mexico towards the us border. and the u. k. threatens to board french boys while paris again warns of sanctions in a growing dispute about fishing rides. and on p december for their sports, barcelona president join la puerto admits he should exact ronald came in sooner, but he's refused to confirm reports that club legend chevy members will take over as coach ah we begin this news hour in ra, whether you as president has met italian leaders and he said to hold talks with the french president to menu on mccomb earlier. joe bought and visited the vatican. and pope frances. it's believe the latest disgust the climate crisis and ways to end the corona virus pandemic. the talks come ahead of the start of the g 20 summit, launch after the 2 day gathering button while we'll head to glasgow for the cup 26 un climate summit. shortly we'll hear from our diploma

york city workers to get vaccinated will it me fewer police and ambulances on the streets >>> also tonight, president biden overseas without a deal on his agenda back home. the president at the vaticanancis told him amid calls from u.s. bishops to deny him communion over his abortion stance. >>> also, the first face-to-face meeting with the president of france since the riff with the u.s. over a nuclear submarine deal what president biden admitted during their meeting. >>> the mid-atlantic bracing for the worst coastal flooding in nearly 20 years. will it move out in time for halloween this weekend >>> growing concerns about queen elizabeth's health what doctors have now advised her to do. >>> the crew member in charge of the guns on alec baldwin's movie set. breaking her silence about the deadly shooting, what she says about that fatal live round. >>> and he ran the very first new york city marathon. now on the 50th

maids, pope francis sat the vatican ahead of the g. 20 summit as world latest sake to find a common ground on climate change. i or this is climate protest is gather in cities around the world, demanding more urgent action from leaders. ah, hello, i'm emily anglin. this is al jazeera alive from doha. also coming up the u. k. threatens to board french boats while paris again warns of sanctions in a growing dispute about fishing rides and a hard wake on the road. another large group of migrants heads through mexico towards the u. s. border. ah hello, welcome to the program. we begin in raw and where the u. s. president has met italian leaders and the french president a manual mccomb earlier. joe biden visited the vatican and pro polk francis. it's believed the laden's discussed the climate crisis and ways to end the corona virus pandemic. that talks com, my head of the start of the g. 20 summit in rom, after the today gathering at bottom will head to glasgow for the cop 26 un climate summit. our white house correspondent, kimberly hallett is live for us in rome. kimberly, i want to get to the meeting between at president joe biden and manuel mc chrome. but 1s

city. it's just getting under way. >> reporter: yeah. good afternoon to you guys as i hear the church bells ring from the vatican behind me. yesterday was all about those meetings, a one-on-one with pope francis, and the prime minister, and the repair mission with emmanuel macron. today the g20 is now officially under way. you mentioned the family photo earlier, joined by some first responders here from italy, a reminder of the fact that this is the first in-person meeting on f the g20 since the pandemic in two years now. at the top of the agenda is the economy. the world leaders here are expected to finally endorse a global minimum tax of 15%. this has been a priority of the biden administration. they've been pushing for this for years. 130 of the countries have thus far signed on for this. they're also going to be talking about energy prices. you have saudi arabia here. there are concerns the global supplies has not caught up with global demand at this points a the pandemic is ending. we're going to see the president meeting on the sidelines with some of his top allies, germany, the united kingdom, and france. there's so