think it s safe to say that this is probably going to be his favorite stop during his whole trip here in new york, to see these children and their faces glowing, just to get this opportunity to meet pope francis. i ve had the opportunity to interview some of these kids that will have the one-on-one time with pope francis. it was pretty school. they said he is pretty cool to have a pope that actually has an online social media account. they love reading his tweets. they love trying to get an opportunity to communicate with him. they said that he is the pope that is actually encouraging kids to feel proud of their faith, to get more involved with their spiritual life. and they are really very much inspired by him. they say he s kind of a celebrity, kind of up there with the likes of maybe kobe bryant! that s how they look at him. not just proud of their faith, hazel, but also proud of their heritage, their ancestry, where they came from. don t hide it, embrace it and nurture
another set to everybody else. that morning. the exchange yesterday on the senate floor between senate leader mcconnell and read. it is being called historic and dramatic. changing the filibuster rules for nominees to the federal court and cap network level appointees. this has followed years of debate on the nuclear option. it has created sharp words by democrats and republicans. we will begin with an explanation on why it is happening now and what it means for congress and the white house. it is friday, november 22. the date etched in the minds of those of you old enough to remember where you were 50 years ago. president obama is calling this a day of her membranes for john f. kennedy. the flag at the u.s. capitol is half-staff. a tribute to our president who died in dallas a half-century ago. this is the scene at arlington national cemetery. the final resting place for president kennedy and members of his family. we are focusing on both of these stories. we want to begin
white house press office is jammed with reporters waiting for some bits of information, waiting for any kind of word on what is going to happen next. to repeat, most of the news from here is being received from dallas. there s no late information on what the next the elements will be. developments will be. the crowd is still gathering outside the front of the white house. across pennsylvania avenue. the weather in washington is great, rather than seasonably warm. like chill in the air. beple here as people must all over the country, walking around with looks of stunned this belief on their faces. this is richard from larry anna valeriani at the white house. very goldwater, the man who goldwater, they man who is regarded as the person to oppose president kennedy in election next year, has issued a statement in which he says it most shocking and dreadful that a thing like this could happen in a free country. the president s debt is a fountain loss is a profound loss to
pensions come under pressure of the payments are picked apart this is cinema they really suited him and let steve gave him a puppet. even the police when a woman right yes. more to do the epa warns new washer and the challenges ahead with seventeen thousand customers on bowen. nothing comes the dentist expense of others that because you never get a sandwich while you use and to get a bite. you do been a bane. welcome to six one. the lid was lifted today look controversial finances of the central remedial clinic. as the bullet committee probe the pay and pensions of some of its top executives. crc bosses appeared before local accounts committee the answer questions about top up payments to senior staff. the crc which provide services to physically disabled adults and children said it was contractually obliged to pay the money. it also reveals that a two hundred thousand euro tax free pension lump sum into a former chief executive came from the sea or sees charitable fund raisi
30,000 tons of rock crashing down on the beach as people below run for their lives. and good morning, america. you know, let s take another look at that charming moment. so much fun yesterday afternoon. will and kate introduced baby cambridge to the world. boy, they got all of the little touches just right. little car seat in the back driving home. will says he s thankful his son has kate s looks. and, lara, what a fun day you had. it was absolutely remarkable to be there. thousands of us gathered in the rain, and then, the sun, for the moment. and will later apologized for keeping all of us waiting so long. i dear say, will, no need to apologize. exactly. and we re now just getting word on how the future king has a very special visitor this morning. let s get right out to abc s amy robach who is outside kensington palace in london, with the very latest. good morning, amy. good morning,everyone. come of visitors here this morning at kensington palace, first the quee
democrats round on billionaire michael bloomberg as he takes part in his first presidential candidate debate. a billionaire who calls women fat broads and horse faced lesbians. and no, i m not talking about donald trump, i am talking about mayor bloomberg. damejulie walters reveals she has been diagnosed with bowel cancer = and urges people to get checked out if something isn t right. you ve got to go and get things checked and doctors are used to bottoms. they have got one themselves. you know, hopefully. and coming up shortly, i ll be speaking to the official spokesperson for the us and its coalition partners‘ fight against isis in the middle east. good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. i m martine croxall. officials in germany are treating a gun attack in which nine people were killed as an act of terrorism. the suspect opened fire at two shisha smoking bars in the town of hanau near frankfurt last night. the 43 year old and a woman, thought to be his mother
people injured during a stabbing at a hotel in which the suspect was shot dead. president trump signs an executive order calling for protesters who target statues and monuments to be jailed. and as the majority of the uk s pride events move online today, some are still planning to march including veterans of london s gay liberation front. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world, and stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. i m shaun ley. we begin in the uk. the british government is expected to announce on monday a major change to its quarantine rules, which will make it far easier for tourists to go on holiday to much of europe this summer. from july the 6th, anyone arriving in the uk from a country considered to be at low risk from coronavirus will no longer have to isolate for m days. the changes will pave the way for thousands of people to go on holiday to countries including france, spain, italy, greece an
who was one of six people injured during a stabbing at a hotel in which the suspect was shot dead. president trump signs an executive order calling for protesters who target statues and monuments to be jailed. as the majority of the uk s pride events move online today, some are still planning to march including veterans of london s gay liberation front. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. we re covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. the british government is set to announce a major change to its quarantine rules which will make it easier for tourists to go on holiday to much of europe this summer. from july 6th, anyone arriving in the uk from a country considered to be at low risk from coronavirus will no longer have to isolate for m days. the changes will pave the way for thousands of people to go on holiday to countries including france, spain, italy, greece and turkey. america s top infectious disease exp
jillian: keeping a promise. we are going to build the wall. we would build a great wall along the southern border. build that wall. build that wall. jillian: donald trump going where no president has gone before. when will he set his sights on what he calls a big beautiful border wall for the first time ever? fox and friends first continues right now. whatever it takes whatever it takes because breaking the chains whatever it takes jillian: good tuesday morning. a live look at midtown manhattan. good morning to you. welcome back. todd: it is not that cold. jillian: good tuesday morning. the president blasting the response to the florida shooting stating he thinks he would have gone in to save those kids even without a gun. jillian: as calls mount for broward county sheriff to resign. here is scrutiny surrounding them. reporter: the president says the way the deputies performed was a disgrace, disgusting, that is how donald trump described the actions of depu