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in some of the streets of the center of lima with thousands of people cheering and welcoming him the pope will be spending the night in lima throughout his visit but early on friday he will be heading to. an area in the amazon that is a very important visit for the pope since this is an area that has been devastated by illegal miners and the pope been a champion of a healthy environment around the world will he will be visiting this place is a place of very important for him and he will be meeting some of the indigenous communities members of the indigenous communities there he will be presiding a religious ceremony on sunday where a million and a half people are expected to attend before he heads back to rome. some people have been protesting here the visit of the pope the vatican is protecting one man who is the leader or he was the leader of a very important religious organization he's accused of committing sexual abuse against the young men and so before. the pope arrived in peru he asked the vatican to intervene this is a religious organization called the slowly sume however peo

it happened on a dangerous stretch of road north of the capital, lima. witnesses say the driver lost control after the bus was hit by another vehicle. it then plummeted nearly 100 metres down a cliff. sarah corker reports. the blue bus landed upside down on a rocky beach, next to the pacific ocean. more than 50 people were on board when it crashed. most of the pictures of the wreckage are too disturbing to show. witnesses say the coach collided with another vehicle and then went over the edge of this cliff, plummeting more than 100 metres. it happened on the notorious devil's turn of the pasamayo road, 50 kilometres from the coach's final destination, lima. the rocky site is difficult for rescuers to reach. survivors were winched up by rope, and some airlifted to local hospitals. translation: they told us the bus had fallen off the cliff, here in pasamayo. it was an accident. we thought that my niece had left around that time in the bus. she went with her boyfriend. the two of them were in the same seat. the pacific ocean road is often listed among the w

pope francis concluded his tour of south america with a final mass in lima more than a million people gathered to hear the pontiff improves capital the trip has been overshadowed by a sex abuse scandal in chile. at least seven people have been killed in clashes with security forces in ethiopia the violence broke out injuring epiphany celebrations in the region worshipers is said to have clashed with security officers patrolling the holiday procession in the town of well dia some five hundred kilometers from the capital. at least six people have been killed and several injured following clashes between police and protesters and democratic republic of congo the anti-government demonstrations were organized by local leaders of the catholic church and i agree at the delay in holding a presidential election after president joseph kabila his final term expired in twenty sixteen the united nations has launched the largest humanitarian appeal for yemen in saskatoon almost three billion dollars in donations to help yemenis in the war torn country more than two years of relentless sidey led air

and for more on this let's bring in correspondent dottie oh not he traveled to lima to cover the pope's visit that as we just heard this has been a very mixed visit for the pontiff we saw violent protests in till a while the welcome was warmer and petro why the difference in these two receptions yes absolutely these six three to go over to latin america had two different parts chile and peru chile was probably the most difficult for franciscan his soul was five years both born fifty kate will remember in the local church was in the middle of tory will crisis because of child sexual abuse and these crises was maybe warton by for some other way to go you know where his report openly. or sort of not made a big deal of covering up their crimes or the feel pretty experiment or kind of the but we brought people bearing churches in chile every day on the other hand the situation in bed who was completely different many people in their streets and following the pope in every ceremony he had the in this country in three cities. now the. people was very very happy to have they're both here in lon

marÍa: esta muestra tuvo lugar en el centro de lima. el de la iglesia catÓlica visto aquÍ la pintura original del seÑor de los milagros que data de 1650. las calles de la capital peruana con casi 10 millones de habitantes estuvieron repletas de catÓlicos queriendo verlo aunque sea un momento. >> desde el aÑo 1988 que un papÁ no visitará suelo peruano. efervescencia de los catÓlicos se ha hecho sentir a cada paso en estos tres dÍas de visita en nuestro paÍs. marÍa: francisco de temas espirituales, pero tambiÉn comentÓ sobre polÍtica. dijo que la corrupciÓn es un mal en toda la regiÓn. [audio difuso] marÍa: el papÁ no hablÓ de las antiguas denuncias de violaciÓn sexual en contra de una instituciÓn religiosa estudiada a nivel judicial. pero el arzobispo, investigado por la fiscalÍa por este caso, participÓ como orador en uno de los encuentros con el papa. una misa prevista para 1 millÓn 200,000 personas, terminar la visita que uniÓ a los peruanos en torno a su religiosidad, logrando poner de lado la crisis polÍtic

reportera: este sÁbado el papÁ viajarÁ a trujillo,y el domingo estÁ programado que oficia en lima una misa que promete ser multitudinaria. estÁ teniendo una apretada agenda. ilia: un adolescente de 15 aÑos irrumpiÓ en una escuela con un hacha y cÓcteles molotov. luego el agresor se arrojÓ por una ventana pero fue detenido. se cree que antes de cometer este ataque le avisÓ a una compaÑera que desatarÍa una carnicerÍa. las autoridades investigan si este episodio que es el tercero de la semana se pudo haber organizado en las redes sociales. enrique: veremos quÉ fÁcil es integrar enrique: la posibilidad de que los automÓviles se manejen solos, chocÓ con una navaja. ilia: esto req-g utos. caracterÍstica odiosa y agresiva durante varias misas el vehÍculo de Última generaciÓn estuvo al mando de una naranja. ernique: todo se puede asÍ llegamos al final. ilia: muchÍsimas gracias por su atenciÓn quiero agradecer al pÚblico por acompaÑarnos y a todo nuestro equipo en el estudio de los compaÑeros detrÁs de cÁmaras que hacen posible, y a ti que hemos crecido mucho juntos.z

it happened on a dangerous stretch of road north of the capital, lima. witnesses say the driver lost control after the bus was hit by another vehicle. it then plummeted nearly 100 metres down a cliff. president trump has threatened to cut financial aid to the palestinians, saying the us paid them hundreds of millions of dollars a year and gets no appreciation. mr trump said the palestinians were no longer willing to talk peace with israel. now on bbc news: one of the highlights of the year from our award—winning documentary series our world. in welcome to germany, catrin nye spent two years following a syrian and a german family in the small city of geara, as the country adjusts to the massive influx of refugees. more thani million refugees are now in germany, having escaped the brutality of the world's war zones. for two years, we have followed a syrian family in their struggle to adapt to life in a small east german city, and a german family also struggling to adapt to refugees moving into their hometown. there's a problem with racism all over german

aumenta el nÚmero de muertos en el accidente de autobÚs que se precipito por un abismo al norte de lima en perÚ. un reporte de una organizaciÓn mexicana indica que la mayorÍa de las eres que estÁn presas por narcotrÁfico, habí Í ilia: aumenta el nÚmero de personas muertas por la caÍda de un autobÚs a un abismo de 260 pies a la orilla el pacÍfico, al norte de lima. el autobÚs fue impactado por un camiÓn en un estrecho tramo de una carretera conocido como la curva del diablo. segÚn las autoridades, los chÓferes de ambos vehÍculos iban a exceso de velocidad. marÍa: policías y bomberos han trabajado todo el dÍa para rescatar a los sobrevivientes y vÍctimas del accidente de la llamada curva del diablo en la variante de pasamayo. la mayorÍa de los pasajeros muriÓ ratificando la mala fama de esa ruta. >> nuestra labor es el rescatar a las vÍctimas. lamentablemente tenemos casi confirmado que todos estÁn ffallecidos. marÍa: los cuerpos han sido trasladados a la morgue. el bus se precipitÓ a la kathy lado y terminÓ en una pequeÑa laya -- playa rocosa. debajo de los fi

you will give this the women's ice hockey team the green light ok so we've got the green light from lima tech you know we have plenty more to talk about but just bear with me for a second because first we're going to get more detail on the day's events including what wonder exactly one reactions in south korea. delegations from north and south korea met for the third time in ten days a sign of progress but on tuesday their plans for a joint women's ice hockey team got a somewhat frosty reception from south korea's coach sara murray adding somebody in north korean or south korea having somebody in supposedly on because it's a little bit dangerous on just written history because the girls have been together for so long. it's not just the sporting di lemma the political implications split opinion among south koreans. really a part of who would have thought i am worried about how the international community will react if we were to accept the north korean proposal for the olympics get there so i personally hope that we will not agree to it's nothing if you look at those things. and again it

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are expected to attend the service and in furies capital i'm going to be live in lima in about twenty five minutes time during the news hour do join me for that it's off to inside story which starts now. a new front in syria's war. on drugs attacks on u.s. backed. but what on the implications of olive branch operation and what does it leave relations with washington this is inside story.

well pope francis is due to lead a final mass in lima as his tour of south america comes to an end to a million people are expected to attend the service as an airbase in peru's capital pope francis spoke out against violence shown towards women amerikana sanchez has been following the pope's visit and she joins us now from lina. marianna while the reception there in peru has been overwhelmingly positive towards the pope still a great deal of focus on the comments he made about the sex abuse victims. that's right here and there's not been much echo to those goldmans. just the other than a few hours before the pope was leaving. he told reporters that the bishop of a sort of no one but also there was no proof that he had covered up for a paedophile priest something that has angered very much. we've seen a lot of protesting in chile there's been churches burned before and before and after that we've seen people that were detained about eighty people were arrested for protesting and of course a lot of very strong response from the victims there saying that the pope is showing another phas

in lima don't you the heaney a starts the second half of her day. she's babysitting her young grandchild. you know it's a d.j. is what keeps her family together. and maybe one day she hopes peru's. national dish will help her fulfill a dream. we work here on the street. and nestle would like to improve our lot and have our own restaurant. that's what we all want something bigger something better something good. that i don't believe. born from the sea mature in the ninety's and loved by star chefs and street vendors. norman surveyed say it's much more than just a dish it's a way of life. i like that i'm sure that something will encounter in argentina too . there's a specific vibe here. your desire. for make their way to a man's heart is through his stomach naturally. no way. there's no obvious sign of an economic crisis and when his artists at least not at first glance. the city has been gripped by economic malaise for many years but locals to their best to ignore it. they say here life has its ups and downs it's a city that needs to be experienced a

against drugs while and still in mass in the northern peruvian city of through he'll then return to lima and spent time speaking with followers and blessing children but his money on the sanchez reports from lima the pope's mission in peru is being overshadowed by his handling of a clergy sex abuse scandal in chile. well peruvians are much focused on the pope's trip here to have been reacting to the pope's comments before he left a few days ago where he said that the victims allegations that. protected sex abuse paedophiles. were calumny and slander. like a snowball for the pope and now his top adviser on sex abuse scandal. has rebuked the pope's comments he said that he doesn't understand why the pope has used those words slander and. those words in fact cause a great pain to the survivors of sex abuse cases by clergymen this has of course has caused a national uproar in chile and peruvians. also are waiting for the pope to react to one case here of a very powerful religious leader here. who prosecutors say has committed. against young adults and children he is living in rome has been p

some of the streets of the center of lima with thousands of people cheering and welcoming him the pope will be spending the night in lima throughout his visits but early on friday he will be heading to mt it is an area in the amazon that is a very important this is for the pope since this is an area that has been devastated by these evil miners and the pope's been a champion of a healthy environment around the world we'll see who disagree displaced is a place of very important for him and he will be meeting some of the indigenous communities members of the indigenous communities there he will be presiding a religious ceremony on sunday where a million and a half people are expected to attend before he heads back to rome about say some people have been protesting here the visit of the pope the vatican is protecting one man who is the leader or he was the leader of a very important religious organization he's accused of committing sexual abuse against the young men and so before. the pope arrived in peru he asked of the vatican to intervene this is a religious organization called the pol

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and tens of thousands of people have lined the streets of peru's capital lima to welcome the pope on this final leg of his south american tour through his leader has appealed to the pontiff to help was of a political crisis following the pardon given to former president alberto fujimori . british prime minister tourism a and french presenter money on have vowed to continue operating on a range of issues after the leave the european union and his first presidential visit to the u.k. mccall's of the history between the two countries could not be impacted by changes in institutions to help reports. we're better to talk defense and security cooperation than britain's world famous sandhurst military academy. the british army may not be the global force it once was but france and britain are still the main e.u. military powers just one of many things in common that these two leaders say they are keen to preserve post breaks it while this summit takes place is the u.k. prepares to leave the e.u. we are and will remain a steadfast partner to our friends and allies and a strong and deep relat

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in neighboring chile and the accused victims of slandering a bishop not on a sanchez has more from lima. well the nearly week long. trip of pope francis to do ended with a massive attendance funny only one million people nearly a million peruvians to this last mass immigration in the air base of. the the trip of the pope's trip has been seen and perceived in different ways. in a lot of there was a lot of expectation that the pope would speak more about the sex abuse cases by clergymen and the trip and that on a sour note when the pope just before leaving sided with the bishop. that. the pope said that there was no proof that he allegedly for. texted a paedophile priest. and of course that caused an uproar in chile. the reaction has been very different the pope here has been cheered and greeted and wellcome throughout the country from the amazon to the northern city of to heal the city of lima and the pope has talked about many different things throughout the trip but what he didn't talk about here was the abuse cases that happened to it but the majority of people said they did not expec

from lima, the bbc‘s daniel gallas. this is the fourth time peruvians have marched to show their contempt for what they say is political collusion at the top. this time they are not only asking for the pardon granted to alberto fujimori to be removed, they are are also asking for the current president to step down. last month, the president pardoned alberto fujimori just three days after a group of mps led by his son helped the president award an impeachment process of. he was accused of receiving money at in exchange for contracts, he denies that the charges and striking a deal with alberto fujimori's family. but the actions have caused a major political crisis in baru. —— peru. the bbc‘s daniel gallas reporting from peru. lee heuk san is a champion boxer in south korea. he is a refugee, he escaped from his homeland in cameroon. but persuading his adopted country to accept him has been an uphill battle. here's his story. move. jab. step right. to your right. to your right! steven spielberg believes the trump admi

it happened on a dangerous stretch of road north of the capital, lima. witnesses say the driver lost control after the bus was hit by another vehicle. it then plummeted nearly a hundred metres down a cliff. sarah corker reports. the blue bus landed upside down on a rocky beach, next to the pacific ocean. more than 50 people were on board when it crashed. most of the pictures of the wreckage are too disturbing to show. witnesses say the coach collided with another vehicle and then went over the edge of this cliff, plummeting more than 100 metres. it happened on the notorious devil's turn of the pasamayo road, 50 kilometres from the coach's final destination, lima. the rocky site is difficult for rescuers to reach. survivors were winched up by rope, and some airlifted to local hospitals. translation: they told us the bus had fallen off the cliff, here in pasamayo. it was an accident. we thought that my niece had left around that time in the bus. she went with her boyfriend. the two of them were in the same seat. the pacific ocean road is often listed among

from there he headed to lima — the final stop on his week—long south american tour. tim allman reports. devotion, dedication and worship. by the seaside. an estimated 200,000 people turned out for this open—air mass on a beach in trujillo. a festive, joyous spirit, on the one year after much of this area was devastated by flooding and landslides. a desperate situation, recognised by paul francis. translation: you know the power of nature, you experienced force, the painful consequences are still present in so many families, especially those not yet able to rebuild their homes. afterwards he visited one as rds, not the argentinian city of his birth, buenos aires. many hope that that will bring a new sense of optimism and renewal. i am really happy, said this woman. we were able to come and see him and beat you with all our brothers and sisters. i think the fa ct brothers and sisters. i think the fact the pope chose this community isa fact the pope chose this community is a blessing for everyone —— and to be here with all our brothers and sisters. a little stumbl

lima made a decision wise beyond his years. he contacted 35-year-old quakes teammate and former u.s. men's national team veteran for some advi advice. >> yeah, i was actually really honored. he wanted to pick my brain. that's awesome. so yeah, met him at starbucks and talked to him for a while. one thing that sounds weird, sounds so cliche, but i told him embrace the grind. what he is and what he brings as a professional and just his joy signing up for the game. >> a meteoric rise for lima signed to a hometown contract for the quakes in december of 2016 he finished fourth in major league socky's rookie of the year voting. now finds himself competing for a new look u.s. national team. >> i think it's a good thing that i like to get things going. rather early than later. but no, it's been good. i'm trying to take it as i go. >> and ultimately take a newfound confidence with him to san jose's training camp when he meets up with teammates tuesday in arizona. >> you have experience, you should be at a higher level. you have three we

pope francis ended his tour with a mass at a military base in lima, his popularity ensuring crowds of tens of thousands of people. but with many using his visit to highlight their grievances too. andrew plant, bbc news. let's get a reminder of our top story now. the us senate has agreed to postpone a vote on ending the us government shutdown to noon on monday, local time. that's 1700 gmt. the vote will be on a stopgap spending measure, but in the meantime, the federal government will remain closed as the working week begins. the failure of the majority republicans and minority democrats to reach agreement on friday meant that much of the federal government shut up shop, with hundreds of thousands of federal employees facing uncertainty as monday morning approaches. before we go, some pictures to show you of priests in poland taking part in their annual skiing competition. the clerics are timed over a slalom course at wisla, in southern poland. cassocks are optional, though as you can see, most of the priests kept them on. the competition, we're told, is designed to show people it's im

pope francis ended his tour with a mass at a military base in lima, his popularity ensuring crowds of tens of thousands of people. but with many using his visit to highlight their grievances too. andrew plant, bbc news. stay with us on the briefing. also on the programme — it is that man again, tom brady nick —— lead the new england patriot is a super bowl final where they will face the philadelphia eagles. the people of saigon have just heard that, at last, there is to be a ceasefire. the reaction of american servicemen was predictable. i'm going home. demonstrators waiting for mike gatting and his rebel cricket team were attacked with tear gas and set upon by police dogs. anti—apartheid campaigners say they will carry on the protests throughout the tour. they called him the butcher of lyon. klaus altmann is being held on a fraud charge in bolivia. but the west germans want to extradite him for crimes committed in wartime france. there, he was the gestapo chief klaus barbie. millions came to bathe as close as possible to this spot, a tide of humanity that is believed by offic

it happened on a dangerous stretch of road north of the capital, lima. witnesses say the driver lost control after the bus was hit by another vehicle. it then plummeted nearly a hundred metres down a cliff. president trump has threatened to cut financial aid to the palestinians, saying the us paid them hundreds of millions of dollars a year and got no appreciation or respect. mr trump said the palestinians were no longer willing to talk peace with israel. now it's time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm zeinab badawi. my my guest today is funny. comedian, actor and disability advocate maysoon zayid, who was born in the united states to palestinian immigrant parents. since birth, she has been living with cerebral palsy, a condition that affects the brain and nervous system. the conversation explores the power of comedy, particularly its ability to help people overcome disadvantage and prejudice, and prejudice, and asks where the line needs to be draw between humour and going too far. theme music plays maysoon zayid, welcome to hardtalk thank you so mu

are expected to attend the service and in furies capital i'm going to be live in lima in about twenty five minutes time during the news hour do join me for that it's off to inside story which starts now. a new front in syria's war turkey launches and ground attacks on the u.s. backed kurdish fighters in northern syria but what are the implications of uncolored olive branch operation and what does it leave relations with washington this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program and. incisively began this year asking whether to thousands and eighteen could see the end of the near seventy year long war in syria latest events would suggest the conflict is instead changing course turkey has lost asked rice in the north as a direct response to the u.s. decision to back it border security force in the region the force mostly made up of kurdish troops who helped get rid of i still was control of this area of syria neither russia nor syria are happy about the announcement but turkey feels particularly threatened it has violent to quote unquote strangle the force before it's even born a